March 2, 1878 (4 pages)

yy UNO MOEOEC I A 4 4 _Saturday, March The Daily Transcript. ) “NEVADA CFFY. CAL. 2, 1878. state Apportionment. da Gounty, March-f, 18781" * "Lib. Fund. Appor’t. aca ~ -ized Agent in Sacramento. He will receive Advertigements and Subscriptions for tho Transckier, and receipt for us in our name. q i . (THE SITUATION. Cherokee,..-.-5000 621 87 . amount of $25,000 when they = eng ies, See are ~ Sees z Columbia. Hill: .. -5000 592 65] not lost one dollar; George Aten, of} pee 6 occur within the nex The war party in England is each . po). Springs.. 5000 57499} Sutter counsy, $2,000, when be bas. month.”” He says the experience day gaining new strength, and what . French Corral..5000 64130) 1 s-05.'4 i: Reed, $15,000,. in similar cases tried heretofure was at@tst a mere ripple in the wa-. Grass Vailey..5000 °8721 81) © cient hoor ees pong be hr seal dali Ps ioe a hi Segall ined . Graniteville... 28 40. 190 15} when his actual loss is not $10,000, . Sows thrt real delinquents canno tore OF peace, DAS STACMNY BAVC Greely .eee+++++++-28 40 19015} and all uthers in like proportion. . always be known watil evidence is ec in cbs east and eee Se eae Seneion eT = The real facts are, that more are. heard-on both sides. “Civil suits til public enthusiasm and national . Indian Flat... a 5 benefited than damaged by the high . will be’ brought for the value of __pride and ~honer—are—thorovghly . ron Mountain.. 2840 190 15. 0eu 8 8 Bee: BF dicen swam SS . Kentatky— Flat. .-2840-190-15. waters, A few suffered slightly, but . about 50,000,000 feet of timber. "The ee _.-atouged._The dogs . SR BM} Little York, .+++.49.50.411 30} +5-one—thetis~injured,—over--one} principal defendants.are.Lonkey-& tugging furiously at theirleashings, . te se co ees oa Be ie hundred are benetited by thor-. Smith, charged-with-cutting 8,832 —and it-seems only a matter of a few . Te eity...28-40 _ 190-15{ongh wetling of their lands, thereby,. trees, valued at $2 each; the Truckee aays = havoc Wir Prevart” ST wiagnolia. seesee+++2840 19015] insuring a bountifal harvest, and Lumber Co, 5,500 trees; and Sisson, nation upon nation be precipitated in . Moore’s Flat. Sere Tey 50°00 S11 17} the largest field of grain ever known . Wallace &Co., and H. W. Roberts, -a conflict, the causes for whieh are pea Fists 23555; ct rw saan 36 in Yolé~and “Colusa counties. . their agent, charged with feloniously. = ~ the'growth of years. —Malta, Gibral-) yo San Juan,..50 001141 17. Knight's Landing, from where’ this. making away with 10,200 trees, all tar, and others of -their strongholds . North BloomGeld.50-00 597 07 report emavates-ixon_the-Sacramen: 4 ‘are being converted by the Britons. Noith Star... .50 00 552 8514, .: 1 ——— ; , itories for ti tng . Oakland’: octr-.-< 50.00 1008 51} °° Tverand the losses here arereally. = -punite Opinion Changing. into vast repositories for the storing yet 38 40 190 15. iusigmficant—not in the aggregate = of munitions éf war, and their fleets Bicaece Vellag =o 98 40 190 15. $9,000, and this only.on the low An illustration of how the most are placed here and there where they . Pleasant -Kidge..28 40 19015 lands lying back of town.” g criminal man will, under certain cir-willdo-the most good incase of § ames ie A es Pe po = i = = It tw nearly always the case thab. °U™stances, draw out the sympu-. emergency. Ships are being ago Relief Hill. seed aa” 40. 190 13 losses by flovd or fire are exaggeratomen of a Ry eo treatand fortifications strenghtened. Skill Sebsstopol .-.-.5000 42457}ed in first accoauts, When the — accorded Joseph C. Duoean, ed labor finds ample employment at . Spenceville.. +++ ++28 40 190 15. break occurred in the levee at Sulter-. enage the Pioneer Bank remunerative ‘wages, tor the great . Sweetland ...50 00: p83 80 . itt: the estimuted-lose,-aus-telegraph= and now. a resident of the County i d ‘manutactories: wate Liekee ieee esas 50 00-1742 67) eee es . Jail of San Franciseo, In healti. =’ arméries and manutactories are test: ‘Uuion Hil.:.:. 5000 . 915.59. ed to the San Francisco papers, was ‘a i ge : om = ed to their Utmost capacity, on ac-. Washington .. 5000 473 22/as bigh as $1,500,000,.The Bee. *"* = atge a few months ago, be ee count of the rapidly inereasing or-. Willow Valley ..2840 190 15 says it made no estimate of the loss was cousidered. a villain of the very ~~ ~ justment ‘between Russia and Tur~* ders which are constantly coming in Arms of all kinds in-addition—te—theamounts already sent forward, are . , —— being ordered for delivery, and the’ situation is becoming more dismal, so far as the continuance of peaée is concerned, as events thicken. —-“En-relatiou tothe result of the negotiations looking to an amicable adTotal apportionment..33,246 08 EB. MM. Parsion, ___Superintendent of Schools.—--—-som Mining Debris. A petition is being circulated iv Sacrament» and numerousty signed, to prevent miners key, prophecies are useless. _Although the report that in direct opposition to Prince Gortchakoff the’ war party and Grand Duke Nicholas have arranged the peace terms, obtaing Some credence, we are told on the other hand that peace bas been arranged between the two powers, and the treaty will soon be formaHy signed, ere Russia js organizing a powerful —_—_ foree—in Bulgaria, and — officering . them exclusively with Russians, and the Czar will rest satisfied with nothing short of a complete surrender of the Turkish fleet. Austria is still in a bloviatiug humor. ‘Talk is cheaper than action to, the little power just now, although—a * day may change its words to works. -“Pue Pennsylvania Legislature has. passed a bill appropriating $710,000 to the military for suppressing the July riots, $380,000 fort e vy of the troops: and $330,00) for transportation, subsistence and incidentil expenses. The men deserve the oney, and nowe the less so, because Francisco, On Monday, a fi? built in Sacramento, expressly. the purpose of transporting heavy , machinery for the mines and mills of cur The following is the State apportionment of School Fund, for Neva. .850 00 $1260 60 ~. 9840 190 15) 93.40 190-15 50 00! 50419 9840. 19015 soee2-2840 19015 Chalk Biaff...50 00 486 50 28 40 190-15 asking the Legisiature ty pass a law rguning — their iene Damage by Water. J. W. Snowball, of Knight’s Landing, Y6I3 county, in a letter to “the ban Franeisco Call, says; = “The losses they~(the Associated Press statement), put down ere, in a : Govermment Suits. Special Agent Hobbs writes to the Interior Department from San Francisco, umder<date of February 13, reporting the indictment of a number, of parties for , trespass on public’ majority of cases, so exorbitant, that discounting them 90 per cent, would be within the bounds of» reason. For instance they have Hiatt & Tisdel, of Sutter county, damaged to the because it was then, and is Still, . doubtful whether the gain tothe} ‘land by the sediment deposited theron will not be an offset to the loss of fences and crops. In fact no proper estimate of the loss caused by the break below the city, on the east side, can bemade till dry land appears, The acres which State. The citizens of Wheatland and farmers. in that vicinity held 4 meeting Thursday to take n¥cessary action for the adoption of a petition tothe Legislature for immediate relief from destruction by mining debris. It is tailings in any of the rivers ofthe} timber the following” information: “The . United States Attorney intends to frame complaints for civil action up=" near Truckee, and adds. ° on evideuce that will be adduced iv . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ATT BLUE-GRAVEL MINING CO. ¥ Principsl place of business, Sen Lune , California. Locat: u of works, _Nevuda Uvunty,California. Notice is hereby + given, that ata meeting of the board of Directors, held on the 25th day ef Februury, 1878, an assessment (No. 1,) of fifceen . tul stock of the corporation,payube immediatety inEnitedStates guid coin, to the’ Secretary, at, the office of the Company, 414 California street;San brancisco,Cuiiforida 4 “Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 30th day of March, 187s, will ibe delinquent and adyértised for sale at public auction, and Usless payment is made before, wil be sold on LHURSDAY,vhe 18th day of April, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment togetner with costs of advertising and expenses of sale; : aa ee 7 R, WEGENER, Secrefary. Office— 414 California street, Sin Fhancisco, California. [28 Assessment Notice. peemeues 5 Than Ever Krown Before: ae _ JOHN JACK __ Has just received an immense stock of _ CIGARS AND TOBACCO, HE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST evar 2% deepest dye. Since captured,thoughb, . he proves to be a broken down old fan, unfortunate, misguided, more sinned against than sinning, and the chances are several to,one he will never see the inside of San Quentin. eo — Harry Morse Retires, On Monday next Harry Morse rerive been overflowed by that break . are not numerous, _The water therefrom has not covered cultivated land of over three quarters of a mile wide by 20 miles long or say. 9,600 acres (and it’may be.snid that pot ‘half this area has been damaged by . . proposed to ask the Legistature to pass a law making it unlawful for the discharge of mining tailings into any of the rivers-of the Stite or tueir tributaries or m other words to stop have not gove daft yet. a Deadweod Mining Company. elected, cousjsting of R. B, Symington, G. Ei. ‘Turner, J. J. Lyons, A. D. Suttoa, Jas. Kitts, A. Sloan and Wm. HSmith, who of this nuu:ber elected R.B. Symington, President. and W. H. Smith, Sec. and Treasurer. : ; eee . Chinese War. The Virginia City Cbronicle has an amusing article descrip:ive-of the warlike preparations of two Chinese companies in that city, in anticipation of hostilities arising ont of tbe and incendiary, Ah Chouey. It will be :emembered that Chief of Police Breen and an attorney named Cowie have been committsd on a charge of accepting $1,400 and _periting Ah Chouey to escape on the journey from Virginia to Reno, and the break referred to as the waters of the Mokelumne would have entered the Southern portion of the district wheter this break _bad—or had not occurred.) Now supposing all-hydraulic-miving. —No.fttie Leg-. alt these 9,600 acres shall lose this . islature will pass no such bill, they * At a meeting of the stockholders of the Deadwood Goid Mining Co.; held Feb. 26th, seven Trustees were year’s crop or rental at $20 per acre the total would be $192,000;-and_ if the water could be got off prior to the warm weathberso as not to harm the orchards much, this sum _ will far more than cover tle entire: loss, for no live stock has been destrvyed, nor houses rvined in that district. In fact nota few owners of land in the district claim that the flood will benefit them much if it can be got off in time to let them make a crop this year—and that that can be done there seems to be little doubt. In fact we imagine that $10 an acre or less will be found aniple to cover the eutire damage d one to the district. Stockton and Grain Freights. Leland Stanford, President of the Central Pacific railroad, met a com. . mittee of citizens ef Stocktun and tion on Tuesday evening. The resuit of the conference was, according to the Herald, that the rates of freight on grain for all points north of Stockton, and from all points south, on the San Joaquin Valley and Southern Pacific railroads, to the Central . ‘. wealth of the county.—Colusa Sun. Alameda county, after having served fourteen years. No Sheriff in Cualifornia ever won a better reputution than the incumbent who quits office ou Monday. During his long term of service, he discharged ordinary complaint was ‘ever sustained. He took upon himself extraordinary duties, When he went for his man he generally found bim. No Sheriff in . California ever arrested, personally, . s6 many desperate villains, cutthroats, horse thieves and murderers, as did Harry Morse. It is a pleasure to be able to note as the damage. From‘the best information we can obtain, we estimate that10,000 acres of land, heretofore compuratively unproductive, has been covered from six invhes to The ‘*hard-pan’’ covered : with this sediment makes the very best grain land. So there is $200,000 to $300,000 added to the permanent The Sweet By and By. There's a land that is fairer than day, And by faith we can see it afar; tires from the office of--Sheriff_of} the good done by the storm, as well . two feet with a rich alluvial deposit. . SBURG GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lucation of “princip«=i place of-busi“ess, Sal FTANCISCS,Califoniia. Location oF works, Nevada county,California. Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Directors, held on the Twenty-titth day of February, 1878, an assessment (No, 1,) of Bix cents per share. was levied upou the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in United. States yold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 414 California street, San Francis@0, California. — : shall remain unpaid on the 30th day_of March, 1878, will be delinquent and ad. -vertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before,will besold on FRIDAY, the 19th day of April, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together gale, = i et aS R. WEGENER, Secretarr. Office—414 California street, San Francisco, California. £28 No. 957. Application -for -a Patent toa Mining Claim. ' Unrrep States LAND OFFICE, ) Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 21,1878. § OTICE is ~-hereby given,That the N Moore’s Flat blue Gravel Mining is Ban #¥ancisco, California, has made application for Patent for the Moore’s Fiat placer mine,bedring gold, situate in Meore’s Flat Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the piat and field notes ou file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior boundaries.Beginning. at a post and rock mound marked 8 No. 2, for Ne.corner of Shanghai claims, standing in Bath House ravine en Urieaus’ Flat, from which-an alder tree 6 inches in diameter bears 5 562-222 links . dist, and running thence along eastern live of Shanghai claim; thence var 18° east, south i21.20 chains, set pt for sw corner marked-s No 3, from which a cedar tree 12 inches in diameter bears 8 62° & 22 links dist; thence east 7.57 chains, post in’ ruck mound for 8B corner Inarsed M F No 4; thence north 121.20 chains, post in rock mound marked M I’ No 3 for NE _ corner; hing, and containing 91.74 acres, and desig-nated as lot No. 68 in sections 16, 22 and -29, Township 18 north, Range 16 east, mt. Diablo basé and meridian. Said location Was made August 9, 1875, by F. P. Morr-w et al,and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada county at Nevada City. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining the west, east by. the American Consolidated Mining Co’s claims. All persons holding any adverse claime thereto.are hereby required to present the same before this ffice within sixty daya from the first day of publishing hereof. £26 T. bh. McFARLAND, Register. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim, © No. 953, Niagara Ledge. No. 954, Orleans Ledge. No. 955, Star Ledge. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, — Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 18, 1878; OTICE is hereby given, Chat James Makee,Z, 8. Spalding,and the heirs of N.T. bennett, whose post office is San Francisco, Cal., have made application fort Patent for 2500 linear feet of the NiagaraLedge, 2500. linear feet of the Orleans Ledge, and 2500 linear feet of the Star Ledge, of the Star Mining Company’s inines, bearing geld, with surface ground 400 feet in width with each of said ledges, situated in Nevada county mining district, Nevada Connty, California, and described inthe plat.and 4 field notes on file in this offie: as follows, Niagara Ledge. py of exterior boundaries, N¥ol; . For the Father waits over the way, ‘To prepare us a dwelling place there. Chorus. ‘In the sweet by and by, ~ In the sweet by and by, We shall meet on that beautiful shore, In the sweet by and by, In the sweet by and by, ~~” We shall meet on that beautiful shore. Nevada. It has “a carrying capacity of forty tons, whereas the ordipary ones are built for only ten or fifteen tons, and is mounted on a twelvewheel truck. Ir is gratifying to know that the Senate has decided to re-tore the franking privilege to, members of. Congress. The privilege was with<“held in response to an unreasouing popular clamor, and we hope to see it at once restored, not with the re' strietions placed upon it by the ~ Senate; but quite us fally asit—ever4 existed, : _<e—— Mr. Macxay has authorized the Enterprise to deny tbe story of his purebase--of a palace in Englind. He says the United St.tes is his home, and be intends t» spend bis deciiuing years on American soil. ‘The story was a Chronicle y arn. THE captors of Duncan are likely to lose that $1,000 reward offered by the Governor, us there does not appear to. beany luw tor such offer, and consequeutly Coutroller Brown will doubtless refuse to draw the ~warrant, ap xe Jk. R. Keene, the stcckholder of San Fragigiseo, now ig New York has given $2,500; to the Sun Bra cisce Relief Committee, = —— 2 » armed to the teeth. The Hop Wo preserving an attitude of observant neutrality, and will only interfere if war. These are the lambs Kennedy bleats over and Bee guides. = several months, afflicted wife and chiliren a fortune which may be closely estimated at _ $$1,000,000, including a life insurance of $20,000. Ata meeting of the Weld County Stock Association the following resolution was unanimously adopted: _ Resolved; That in consideration of the immense stock’ interest left by the deceased in the evunty of Weld, which ig rendered liable through his death tolincreased depredations from cattle thieves, we ourselves to exercise all the pradeniial care io a pes to protect those interests tatives of his Ths the more comp: p and both sides fighters, who Company declare their intention of . . their interests are menaced. Virginia City-is on the eve of a Chinese Death of a Colorado Millionaire. John W. llliff, the Colorado cattle king, died at his residence, im.Denver, on Saturday, after an illness of He leaves ‘to his Pacific depot at that place are to be fixed at $1°50 per ton lower than the rates from the same places to Ouk. land wharf. This 1s a reduction of 35 cents per ton from ail points on the San Joaquin Valley and Southern Pacific, and 65 cents per ton rom all points on the Oregon , @t any time, been charg“San Joaquin grain men Stockton smiles smiled before. Going to Europe: Milton 8. Lathan, ex-Govéror, ex-Senator and ex-Bank Preside is preparing to go to Europe to be gone six months. He needed a little pocket change and has there. We shall meet,weshall sing,we shall reign, fore mortgaged some of his proper ty for the paltry sum of seventy thousand dullars. That amount will just about pay his expenses, Vice President Wheeler has been obliged to retire from the Presideney of the Senate through iliness. Tae survey of the San Diego harbor reveals the fact that the conformation of the water line has not changed since 1859, and of 7,+ trom those marked on the cbart of) that year, We shall sing on that beautiful shore, The melodious songs of the blest, And our spirits shall sorrow nosmore, Not a sigh for the blessings of rest. Chorus. : To our bountiful Father above, We offer the tribute of praise, For the glorious gift-of His love, : And the blessings that hallow our days. 2 Chorus. We sha}l rest on that beautiful shore, In the joys of the saved we shall share; All our pilgrimage toil will be o'er, And the conquero1’s crown we shal] wear. Chorus. In the land where the saints never die; We shall rest free from sorrow and pein, Safe at home in the Sweet By and By. Chorus. 3 ‘. side; thence, § 27 30’ E, 36.36 chains -to . N, R11 E, M DM, bounded on the east by with costs of .advertising and expenses of . rporation, whose Post Office . _ south side of read frum Moore’s flat to}. NEVAD: J.J. Rogers Notary Publi .Jas. A. Stidger The Murph will hotd*a Theatre, on -5: ‘thence weat 7,57 chains to place of begin. . DELINQUENT NOTICE. VADA GRAVEL MINING COMPARY. SN “Socetion of principal place of busi4 Reps, San-Francisco, Caiiforpia. Location _ orks, Nevada Co.,Cal. Notice: There is Secleaneed upon the following described Stock, on account of Assessment No. 1, levied on the 17th day of Jan., 1878, ej several amounts set opposite the uames 0! the respective Sbarcholders, as follows: No. = Ne. oad ames Certificate Shares Amt. Saecees, FC, not issued 3000 $150 nd Bobo CD, noc issued 200 10 Hanson AH, not issued 3500 175 > Hansen, F, not issued 3200 160 4 Laird Db T notiseued -5000 —Laird AT — not issued 4000 200 . Messenger H W not issued 9875 = = McClelland HH notissued 1600 5 o Phillips Geo K, _ not issued =450 —Shorkey James, not issued 4750 os Smith W A, zot issued 1400 a Twist lraT, not issuea-3125 aaVarney L H, riot issued 6000 sc Wood HH not 5000 and an orAnd in accordance with law, acu the Board of Directors, mace OR -$ lith day-of dan, 1578, 80 maby shares Teach parcel of such Stock 35 may be neces from which stake No 6 of the Orleans bears N62%° E303 chains; thence var 17m° E, N 62° 30’ E, 3.03 chains to astake mark9 No 6 on the NE, and N No6 onthe N W siae; thence N 27>. 30’ W 36.36 chains stake marked N No 5 on the NW, and O No 5 on the NE side; thence 8 62° 30’ W, 6.06 chains to a stake marked N No 4 on the SE a stake marked N No 3; thence N 62° 30’ E, 3.03 chaine to the place of beginning, sary, will be eit office ef the Company, Room No. ay, Cal.fornia St., San Francise>, on FR » THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, /Ae 1878, ‘at the hbheur of one © cloc * , -M:; of seid day, to pay said Delinquent fs sessment thereon, together =e eer 0! ges 3: vue Bale, cate ane ENTREOST, Secretary. . Office; Room No; 12, 541 Californi: ma San Fran'isco, Cal. * ; i. ha . brought to the town. He hgs everywe! o . brand of Cigars known ‘to the trade, end e’clock. Will sell them OHBAPER than any tlie ‘There wilt establishment in tbe city. puke His siozk of ‘Tobacco cannot be eat, ‘of the Exemp He has all the popular brands. eh ‘vania Engine +¥.om 5 to9 Plugs of Cable Coil ‘day evening, 3 Tcbaceo for $1, z The city tax “Ayid-ey ery thing cise proportion:—Ca a front-ofthe He bas siso on hhand a fine stock of should remem GANDIES; NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY, ete. We pablish Now is y.ur chance. Improve it. s he request 0 : ‘ JOHN JACK, * words of that Nevada, Feb.5, 1878. : : ~“aGweet By anc GROCERY, FRUIT AND Weds aka VEGETABLE STORE, . -seen we publis — ges Bills were } Se “yesterday, at JOHN SENNER, Sr., -ney, Wellock WAS purchased the Stock of Goods of address the H Mrs. Black, on “COMMERCIAL 8T., Theatre, last « d takes this method -of notifying the : 2 Public. that he will always be suppliot one informatic with a cheice line of =< ter does not’ e3 GROCERIES, Yesterday x cANNED GOODS, ee Cee : a the C. P. train DE Messcddh: name ee _ quence of w : EGGS, POULT . broaght to thi AND EVERY KIND OF FRUIT IN Lis The entite fan = SEASON. road, as their Bg 2k ee ‘hours behindpas “Tn an article BY CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Baste Low Prices and—hovoravie™ eee mie ~ HAY & TRANSC ~~ “fnert, he hopes to receive gj , _& contest over Nevada City, Sept. 16, 187%, and §.T. Cart verently perm REDITORS : NOTICE TO CB : : to occur, whit STATE of N. W. Knowlton, deceased. . ‘ing the gener Notice is hereby given by ihe nade “are worthy of signed, administratrix of the esta N. : es W. Knowlton, deceased, to the creditors of cation for an : and all persors having claims wpainet-said——— gadtaad ae decedent, to exhibit them with the neces sustained a sary vouchers, within four months after ‘Sacramento ; the first publication of this notice, to the , ” said administratrix at the law office of J. Agriculture * ‘M. Walling, Pine street, Nevada City. in chat dacaiiea. the county 5 Bie yNOWLTON.— = ; : nisteatrix of N. W. Knowltin, Dee. of the inter! Nevada City, Feb. 11, : into effect. There is rt city that is m _just at presen fits of a libéra than the Was 'Fhe-structure ‘shabbiness + shame an -: had seen the . more winters surrounding . idated conditi who reside The citizens ¢ aly wonder v towards repa that when : vada City. the to.point ont Thuraday, the sun we! clouds, and average weat bet his botte = that March lion. Before contaiting 22.03 acres, as lot No. 43 in sections 34 and 35 in . p18 the Orleans ledge, and all other sides by vacant ground. : : ; Grieans Ledge. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at a stake marked O Nol, froin which stake No. 6 of the Star, ledge bears N 62° 30’ E 3.03 chains;-thence var 17° 30° E, N 62 © 30’ E 3.03 chainstoa stake marked § No 6 on the NE, and O No3 on NW side,and from which the mouth of tunnel bears N 174° E, 121 link»; thence N27> 30’ W 36.36 chains, stake marked 8 O Ne 40n SW side; thence chains toa stake marked N No 5 on SW side; 8 0” E 36.36 chains to steke marked 0 No6 on NE and N No 6 on. NW side; thence N 62° 30° E, 3.03 chains to place of beginning, containing 22.03 acres, a stone mo and standing on the croppines at 8 point 3.00 chains below the North eld Ditch and opposite Robinson ’ %k tunnel; thence var 174° EN 62° 30’ E 3.03 chains toa stake marked S No 3; thence N 27° 30° W 36.36 chains toa stake marked S No 4; thence 8 62° 30° W sire and O\No 4 on the SW side; thence 8 27> 30’ E 36.36 chains toa stake marked S No 6 on the NE side and © No 3 on the NW ; thence N 62° 30° E 3.03 jas to the of beginnivg, containing 22.03 acres. 3 t No 41 in 34 an Sshipigitahi Bhar M" Socnid 2 “weat leans ledge on all es 8 5 No 2 of Star ledge, be sections 34 i8N, Rll B, MOM, bears Said Ons Were Seca. 34 . : and de as lot No, 42, in and 35, Tp 18N, R11 E, and bounded on the east by the Star ledge and west by the hn oi Exterior Boundaries, ‘ Commencing at a stake marked 8 No 1 in LOT FOR SALE. —— ee HE lot formerly occupied by & planing T ests situated in the rear of the Ceurt House, Nevada City, is offered for sale on ‘ ening, howe creeping out the indicatior When morn breezes of § reasonable terms. The lot is about 150 feet scare Aaa fronts ‘on Pine, Washington wake, and t] and Winter. streets. For particulars call: forth.eweet''t ba ei hea ee take pleasure Nevada City, Feb. 20, 1878. ther af the al <7 OF ga fell fren¥-the i ee eres, bata building on Application for Paten“ to a Minutterly demo ing Claim. may serve as ; who intend i Unrrep States LanD 7 or poetical ot ‘Sacrauiento, Cal, Feb. 21, 1870 ) when “sulph OTICB is hereby given that George Schief article c 8. Getchell, whose post agg ago is Nevada City, California, has this ds kg filed bis spplizdtion: for a patent for ten Teachers Qt (10) acres of placer mining growed, situsThe regul ted in Nevada Mining District, Nevads tion of appl County, California, and described as fol . lows: The north. +s of the north sof oe teach, will t Sr er A, aecth, macys Wedel: Mt. Thursday a Diablo base and meridian, known asthe Mth and 8 Goodman, Head & Co. claims, the raime be‘ ing bounded on the north by the school house boundary line of Nevada City, on the esst by land clairned by William Clemo, on the south by claim of Thomas Brock, andon Shaving . the west by lands for which John Casbiv has applied fora patent, said claims being ~ W, D. Cra a little west of the old der house ab a new barbe: residence of William Clemo. This mine ne ‘ig of reeord in book 7 of mining locatiovs, opposite Stu Py 932 and 233, and in bo~k 40 of deeds, the ; pecs 148 and 150 of the Gfficial records of general. evada county. other brane Any and all persons claiming adversely _v any portion of ae placer mine are —_ reduced the verse ¢ with the a i Register of the Ucited States Land Office, cents. Ladie at aye in the Beate Semcon “Nevada, E Sereof, or they willbe barred by Virtue of a . ‘Joknson & Cross, Att’ys for 4pp't_ Try it, 5S

yy UNO MOEOEC I A 4 4 _Saturday, March The Daily Transcript. ) “NEVADA CFFY. CAL. 2, 1878. state Apportionment. da Gounty, March-f, 18781" * "Lib. Fund. Appor’t. aca ~ -ized Agent in Sacramento. He will receive Advertigements and Subscriptions for tho Transckier, and receipt for us in our name. q i . (THE SITUATION. Cherokee,....-.-5000 621 87 . amount of $25,000 when they = eng ies, See are ~ Sees z Columbia. Hill: ... -5000 592 65] not lost one dollar; George Aten, of} pee 6 occur within the nex The war party in England is each . po). Springs... 5000 57499} Sutter counsy, $2,000, when be bas. month.”” He says the experience day gaining new strength, and what . French Corral....5000 64130) 1 s-05.'4 i: Reed, $15,000,. in similar cases tried heretofure was at@tst a mere ripple in the wa-. Grass Vailey...5000 °8721 81) © cient hoor ees pong be hr seal dali Ps ioe a hi Segall ined . Graniteville..... 28 40. 190 15} when his actual loss is not $10,000, . Sows thrt real delinquents canno tore OF peace, DAS STACMNY BAVC Greely ..eee+++++++-28 40 19015} and all uthers in like proportion. . always be known watil evidence is ec in cbs east and eee Se eae Seneion eT = The real facts are, that more are. heard-on both sides. “Civil suits til public enthusiasm and national . Indian Flat..... a 5 benefited than damaged by the high . will be’ brought for the value of __pride and ~honer—are—thorovghly . ron Mountain... 2840 190 15. 0eu 8 8 Bee: BF dicen swam SS . Kentatky— Flat.. .-2840-190-15. waters, A few suffered slightly, but . about 50,000,000 feet of timber. "The ee _.-atouged._The dogs . SR BM} Little York, ..+++.49.50..411 30} +5-one—thetis~injured,—over--one} principal defendants.are.Lonkey-& tugging furiously at theirleashings, . te se co ees oa Be ie hundred are benetited by thor-. Smith, charged-with-cutting 8,832 —and it-seems only a matter of a few . Te eity.....28-40 _ 190-15{ongh wetling of their lands, thereby,. trees, valued at $2 each; the Truckee aays = havoc Wir Prevart” ST wiagnolia.. seesee+++2840 19015] insuring a bountifal harvest, and Lumber Co, 5,500 trees; and Sisson, nation upon nation be precipitated in . Moore’s Flat. Sere Tey 50°00 S11 17} the largest field of grain ever known . Wallace &Co., and H. W. Roberts, -a conflict, the causes for whieh are pea Fists 23555; ct rw saan 36 in Yolé~and “Colusa counties. . their agent, charged with feloniously. = ~ the'growth of years. —Malta, Gibral-) yo San Juan,...50 001141 17. Knight's Landing, from where’ this. making away with 10,200 trees, all tar, and others of -their strongholds . North BloomGeld.50-00 597 07 report emavates-ixon_the-Sacramen: 4 ‘are being converted by the Britons. Noith Star..... .50 00 552 8514, .: 1 ——— ; , itories for ti tng . Oakland’: octr-.-< 50.00 1008 51} °° Tverand the losses here arereally. = -punite Opinion Changing. into vast repositories for the storing yet 38 40 190 15. iusigmficant—not in the aggregate = of munitions éf war, and their fleets Bicaece Vellag =o 98 40 190 15. $9,000, and this only.on the low An illustration of how the most are placed here and there where they . Pleasant -Kidge...28 40 19015 lands lying back of town.” g criminal man will, under certain cir-willdo-the most good incase of § ames ie A es Pe po = i = = It tw nearly always the case thab. °U™stances, draw out the sympu-. emergency. Ships are being ago Relief Hill. seed aa” 40. 190 13 losses by flovd or fire are exaggeratomen of a Ry eo treatand fortifications strenghtened. Skill Sebsstopol ..-.-.5000 42457}ed in first accoauts, When the — accorded Joseph C. Duoean, ed labor finds ample employment at . Spenceville... +++ ++28 40 190 15. break occurred in the levee at Sulter-. enage the Pioneer Bank remunerative ‘wages, tor the great . Sweetland .....50 00: p83 80 . itt: the estimuted-lose,-aus-telegraph= and now. a resident of the County i d ‘manutactories: wate Liekee ieee esas 50 00-1742 67) eee es . Jail of San Franciseo, In healti. =’ arméries and manutactories are test: ‘Uuion Hil..:.:.. 5000 . 915.59. ed to the San Francisco papers, was ‘a i ge : om = ed to their Utmost capacity, on ac-. Washington .... 5000 473 22/as bigh as $1,500,000,.The Bee. *"* = atge a few months ago, be ee count of the rapidly inereasing or-. Willow Valley ...2840 190 15 says it made no estimate of the loss was cousidered. a villain of the very ~~ ~ justment ‘between Russia and Tur~* ders which are constantly coming in Arms of all kinds in-addition—te—theamounts already sent forward, are . , —— being ordered for delivery, and the’ situation is becoming more dismal, so far as the continuance of peaée is concerned, as events thicken. —-“En-relatiou tothe result of the negotiations looking to an amicable adTotal apportionment...33,246 08 EB. MM. Parsion, ___Superintendent of Schools.—--—-som Mining Debris. A petition is being circulated iv Sacrament» and numerousty signed, to prevent miners key, prophecies are useless. _Although the report that in direct opposition to Prince Gortchakoff the’ war party and Grand Duke Nicholas have arranged the peace terms, obtaing Some credence, we are told on the other hand that peace bas been arranged between the two powers, and the treaty will soon be formaHy signed, ere Russia js organizing a powerful —_—_ foree—in Bulgaria, and — officering . them exclusively with Russians, and the Czar will rest satisfied with nothing short of a complete surrender of the Turkish fleet. Austria is still in a bloviatiug humor. ‘Talk is cheaper than action to, the little power just now, although—a * day may change its words to works. -“Pue Pennsylvania Legislature has. passed a bill appropriating $710,000 to the military for suppressing the July riots, $380,000 fort e vy of the troops: and $330,00) for transportation, subsistence and incidentil expenses. The men deserve the oney, and nowe the less so, because Francisco, On Monday, a fi? built in Sacramento, expressly. the purpose of transporting heavy , machinery for the mines and mills of cur The following is the State apportionment of School Fund, for Neva. .850 00 $1260 60 ~.. 9840 190 15) 93.40 190-15 50 00! 50419 9840. 19015 soee2-2840 19015 Chalk Biaff.....50 00 486 50 28 40 190-15 asking the Legisiature ty pass a law rguning — their iene Damage by Water. J. W. Snowball, of Knight’s Landing, Y6I3 county, in a letter to “the ban Franeisco Call, says; = “The losses they~(the Associated Press statement), put down ere, in a : Govermment Suits. Special Agent Hobbs writes to the Interior Department from San Francisco, umder<date of February 13, reporting the indictment of a number, of parties for , trespass on public’ majority of cases, so exorbitant, that discounting them 90 per cent, would be within the bounds of» reason. For instance they have Hiatt & Tisdel, of Sutter county, damaged to the because it was then, and is Still, . doubtful whether the gain tothe} ‘land by the sediment deposited theron will not be an offset to the loss of fences and crops. In fact no proper estimate of the loss caused by the break below the city, on the east side, can bemade till dry land appears, The acres which State. The citizens of Wheatland and farmers. in that vicinity held 4 meeting Thursday to take n¥cessary action for the adoption of a petition tothe Legislature for immediate relief from destruction by mining debris. It is tailings in any of the rivers ofthe} timber the following” information: “The . United States Attorney intends to frame complaints for civil action up=" near Truckee, and adds. ° on evideuce that will be adduced iv . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ATT BLUE-GRAVEL MINING CO. ¥ Principsl place of business, Sen Lune , California. Locat: u of works, _Nevuda Uvunty,California. Notice is hereby + given, that ata meeting of the board of Directors, held on the 25th day ef Februury, 1878, an assessment (No. 1,) of fifceen . tul stock of the corporation,payube immediatety inEnitedStates guid coin, to the’ Secretary, at, the office of the Company, 414 California street;San brancisco,Cuiiforida 4 “Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 30th day of March, 187s, will ibe delinquent and adyértised for sale at public auction, and Usless payment is made before, wil be sold on LHURSDAY,vhe 18th day of April, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment togetner with costs of advertising and expenses of sale; : aa ee 7 R, WEGENER, Secrefary. Office— 414 California street, Sin Fhancisco, California. [28 Assessment Notice. peemeues 5 Than Ever Krown Before: ae _ JOHN JACK __ Has just received an immense stock of _ CIGARS AND TOBACCO, HE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST evar 2% deepest dye. Since captured,thoughb, . he proves to be a broken down old fan, unfortunate, misguided, more sinned against than sinning, and the chances are several to,one he will never see the inside of San Quentin. eo — Harry Morse Retires, On Monday next Harry Morse rerive been overflowed by that break . are not numerous, _The water therefrom has not covered cultivated land of over three quarters of a mile wide by 20 miles long or say. 9,600 acres (and it’may be.snid that pot ‘half this area has been damaged by . . proposed to ask the Legistature to pass a law making it unlawful for the discharge of mining tailings into any of the rivers-of the Stite or tueir tributaries or m other words to stop have not gove daft yet. a Deadweod Mining Company. elected, cousjsting of R. B, Symington, G. Ei. ‘Turner, J. J. Lyons, A. D. Suttoa, Jas. Kitts, A. Sloan and Wm. HSmith, who of this nuu:ber elected R.B. Symington, President. and W. H. Smith, Sec. and Treasurer. : ; eee . Chinese War. The Virginia City Cbronicle has an amusing article descrip:ive-of the warlike preparations of two Chinese companies in that city, in anticipation of hostilities arising ont of tbe and incendiary, Ah Chouey. It will be :emembered that Chief of Police Breen and an attorney named Cowie have been committsd on a charge of accepting $1,400 and _periting Ah Chouey to escape on the journey from Virginia to Reno, and the break referred to as the waters of the Mokelumne would have entered the Southern portion of the district wheter this break _bad—or had not occurred.) Now supposing all-hydraulic-miving. —No.fttie Leg-. alt these 9,600 acres shall lose this . islature will pass no such bill, they * At a meeting of the stockholders of the Deadwood Goid Mining Co.; held Feb. 26th, seven Trustees were year’s crop or rental at $20 per acre the total would be $192,000;-and_ if the water could be got off prior to the warm weathberso as not to harm the orchards much, this sum _ will far more than cover tle entire: loss, for no live stock has been destrvyed, nor houses rvined in that district. In fact nota few owners of land in the district claim that the flood will benefit them much if it can be got off in time to let them make a crop this year—and that that can be done there seems to be little doubt. In fact we imagine that $10 an acre or less will be found aniple to cover the eutire damage d one to the district. Stockton and Grain Freights. Leland Stanford, President of the Central Pacific railroad, met a com. . mittee of citizens ef Stocktun and tion on Tuesday evening. The resuit of the conference was, according to the Herald, that the rates of freight on grain for all points north of Stockton, and from all points south, on the San Joaquin Valley and Southern Pacific railroads, to the Central . ‘. wealth of the county.—Colusa Sun. Alameda county, after having served fourteen years. No Sheriff in Cualifornia ever won a better reputution than the incumbent who quits office ou Monday. During his long term of service, he discharged ordinary complaint was ‘ever sustained. He took upon himself extraordinary duties, When he went for his man he generally found bim. No Sheriff in . California ever arrested, personally, . s6 many desperate villains, cutthroats, horse thieves and murderers, as did Harry Morse. It is a pleasure to be able to note as the damage. From‘the best information we can obtain, we estimate that10,000 acres of land, heretofore compuratively unproductive, has been covered from six invhes to The ‘*hard-pan’’ covered : with this sediment makes the very best grain land. So there is $200,000 to $300,000 added to the permanent The Sweet By and By. There's a land that is fairer than day, And by faith we can see it afar; tires from the office of--Sheriff_of} the good done by the storm, as well . two feet with a rich alluvial deposit. . SBURG GOLD MINING COMPANY, Lucation of “princip«=i place of-busi“ess, Sal FTANCISCS,Califoniia. Location oF works, Nevada county,California. Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Directors, held on the Twenty-titth day of February, 1878, an assessment (No, 1,) of Bix cents per share. was levied upou the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in United. States yold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 414 California street, San Francis@0, California. — : shall remain unpaid on the 30th day_of March, 1878, will be delinquent and ad. -vertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before,will besold on FRIDAY, the 19th day of April, 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together gale, = i et aS R. WEGENER, Secretarr. Office—414 California street, San Francisco, California. £28 No. 957. Application -for -a Patent toa Mining Claim. ' Unrrep States LAND OFFICE, ) Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 21,1878. § OTICE is ~-hereby given,That the N Moore’s Flat blue Gravel Mining is Ban #¥ancisco, California, has made application for Patent for the Moore’s Fiat placer mine,bedring gold, situate in Meore’s Flat Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the piat and field notes ou file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior boundaries.Beginning. at a post and rock mound marked 8 No. 2, for Ne.corner of Shanghai claims, standing in Bath House ravine en Urieaus’ Flat, from which-an alder tree 6 inches in diameter bears 5 562-222 links . dist, and running thence along eastern live of Shanghai claim; thence var 18° east, south i21.20 chains, set pt for sw corner marked-s No 3, from which a cedar tree 12 inches in diameter bears 8 62° & 22 links dist; thence east 7.57 chains, post in’ ruck mound for 8B corner Inarsed M F No 4; thence north 121.20 chains, post in rock mound marked M I’ No 3 for NE _ corner; hing, and containing 91.74 acres, and desig-nated as lot No. 68 in sections 16, 22 and -29, Township 18 north, Range 16 east, mt. Diablo basé and meridian. Said location Was made August 9, 1875, by F. P. Morr-w et al,and is recorded in the mining records of Nevada county at Nevada City. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining the west, east by. the American Consolidated Mining Co’s claims. All persons holding any adverse claime thereto.are hereby required to present the same before this ffice within sixty daya from the first day of publishing hereof. £26 T. bh. McFARLAND, Register. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim, © No. 953, Niagara Ledge. No. 954, Orleans Ledge. No. 955, Star Ledge. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, — Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 18, 1878; OTICE is hereby given, Chat James Makee,Z, 8. Spalding,and the heirs of N.T. bennett, whose post office is San Francisco, Cal., have made application fort Patent for 2500 linear feet of the NiagaraLedge, 2500. linear feet of the Orleans Ledge, and 2500 linear feet of the Star Ledge, of the Star Mining Company’s inines, bearing geld, with surface ground 400 feet in width with each of said ledges, situated in Nevada county mining district, Nevada Connty, California, and described inthe plat.and 4 field notes on file in this offie: as follows, Niagara Ledge. py of exterior boundaries, N¥ol; . For the Father waits over the way, ‘To prepare us a dwelling place there. Chorus. ‘In the sweet by and by, ~ In the sweet by and by, We shall meet on that beautiful shore, In the sweet by and by, In the sweet by and by, ~~” We shall meet on that beautiful shore. Nevada. It has “a carrying capacity of forty tons, whereas the ordipary ones are built for only ten or fifteen tons, and is mounted on a twelvewheel truck. Ir is gratifying to know that the Senate has decided to re-tore the franking privilege to, members of.

Congress. The privilege was with<“held in response to an unreasouing popular clamor, and we hope to see it at once restored, not with the re' strietions placed upon it by the ~ Senate; but quite us fally asit—ever4 existed, : _<e—— Mr. Macxay has authorized the Enterprise to deny tbe story of his purebase--of a palace in Englind. He says the United St.tes is his home, and be intends t» spend bis deciiuing years on American soil. ‘The story was a Chronicle y arn. THE captors of Duncan are likely to lose that $1,000 reward offered by the Governor, us there does not appear to. beany luw tor such offer, and consequeutly Coutroller Brown will doubtless refuse to draw the ~warrant, ap xe Jk. R. Keene, the stcckholder of San Fragigiseo, now ig New York has given $2,500; to the Sun Bra cisce Relief Committee, = —— 2 » armed to the teeth. The Hop Wo preserving an attitude of observant neutrality, and will only interfere if war. These are the lambs Kennedy bleats over and Bee guides. = several months, afflicted wife and chiliren a fortune which may be closely estimated at _ $$1,000,000, including a life insurance of $20,000. Ata meeting of the Weld County Stock Association the following resolution was unanimously adopted: _ Resolved; That in consideration of the immense stock’ interest left by the deceased in the evunty of Weld, which ig rendered liable through his death tolincreased depredations from cattle thieves, we ourselves to exercise all the pradeniial care io a pes to protect those interests tatives of his Ths the more comp: p and both sides fighters, who Company declare their intention of . . their interests are menaced. Virginia City-is on the eve of a Chinese Death of a Colorado Millionaire. John W. llliff, the Colorado cattle king, died at his residence, im..Denver, on Saturday, after an illness of He leaves ‘to his Pacific depot at that place are to be fixed at $1°50 per ton lower than the rates from the same places to Ouk. land wharf. This 1s a reduction of 35 cents per ton from ail points on the San Joaquin Valley and Southern Pacific, and 65 cents per ton rom all points on the Oregon , @t any time, been charg“San Joaquin grain men Stockton smiles smiled before. Going to Europe: Milton 8. Lathan, ex-Govéror, ex-Senator and ex-Bank Preside is preparing to go to Europe to be gone six months. He needed a little pocket change and has there. We shall meet,weshall sing,we shall reign, fore mortgaged some of his proper ty for the paltry sum of seventy thousand dullars. That amount will just about pay his expenses, Vice President Wheeler has been obliged to retire from the Presideney of the Senate through iliness. Tae survey of the San Diego harbor reveals the fact that the conformation of the water line has not changed since 1859, and of 7,+ trom those marked on the cbart of) that year, We shall sing on that beautiful shore, The melodious songs of the blest, And our spirits shall sorrow nosmore, Not a sigh for the blessings of rest. Chorus. : To our bountiful Father above, We offer the tribute of praise, For the glorious gift-of His love, : And the blessings that hallow our days. 2 Chorus. We sha}l rest on that beautiful shore, In the joys of the saved we shall share; All our pilgrimage toil will be o'er, And the conquero1’s crown we shal] wear. Chorus. In the land where the saints never die; We shall rest free from sorrow and pein, Safe at home in the Sweet By and By. Chorus. 3 ‘. side; thence, § 27 30’ E, 36.36 chains -to . N, R11 E, M DM, bounded on the east by with costs of .advertising and expenses of . rporation, whose Post Office . _ south side of read frum Moore’s flat to}. NEVAD: J.J. Rogers Notary Publi .Jas. A. Stidger The Murph will hotd*a Theatre, on -5: ‘thence weat 7,57 chains to place of begin. . DELINQUENT NOTICE. VADA GRAVEL MINING COMPARY. SN “Socetion of principal place of busi4 Reps, San-Francisco, Caiiforpia. Location _ orks, Nevada Co.,Cal. Notice: There is Secleaneed upon the following described Stock, on account of Assessment No. 1, levied on the 17th day of Jan., 1878, ej several amounts set opposite the uames 0! the respective Sbarcholders, as follows: No. = Ne. oad ames Certificate Shares Amt. Saecees, FC, not issued 3000 $150 nd Bobo CD, noc issued 200 10 Hanson AH, not issued 3500 175 > Hansen, F, not issued 3200 160 4 Laird Db T notiseued -5000 —Laird AT — not issued 4000 200 . Messenger H W not issued 9875 = = McClelland HH notissued 1600 5 o Phillips Geo K, _ not issued =450 —Shorkey James, not issued 4750 os Smith W A, zot issued 1400 a Twist lraT, not issuea-3125 aaVarney L H, riot issued 6000 sc Wood HH not 5000 and an orAnd in accordance with law, acu the Board of Directors, mace OR -$ lith day-of dan, 1578, 80 maby shares Teach parcel of such Stock 35 may be neces from which stake No 6 of the Orleans bears N62%° E303 chains; thence var 17m° E, N 62° 30’ E, 3.03 chains to astake mark9 No 6 on the NE, and N No6 onthe N W siae; thence N 27>. 30’ W 36.36 chains stake marked N No 5 on the NW, and O No 5 on the NE side; thence 8 62° 30’ W, 6.06 chains to a stake marked N No 4 on the SE a stake marked N No 3; thence N 62° 30’ E, 3.03 chaine to the place of beginning, sary, will be eit office ef the Company, Room No. ay, Cal.fornia St., San Francise>, on FR » THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, /Ae 1878, ‘at the hbheur of one © cloc * , -M:; of seid day, to pay said Delinquent fs sessment thereon, together =e eer 0! ges 3: vue Bale, cate ane ENTREOST, Secretary. . Office; Room No; 12, 541 Californi: ma San Fran'isco, Cal. * ; i. ha . brought to the town. He hgs everywe! o . brand of Cigars known ‘to the trade, end e’clock. Will sell them OHBAPER than any tlie ‘There wilt establishment in tbe city. puke His siozk of ‘Tobacco cannot be eat, ‘of the Exemp He has all the popular brands. eh ‘vania Engine +¥.om 5 to9 Plugs of Cable Coil ‘day evening, 3 Tcbaceo for $1, z The city tax “Ayid-ey ery thing cise proportion:—Ca a front-ofthe He bas siso on hhand a fine stock of should remem GANDIES; NUTS, FRUIT, CUTLERY, ete. We pablish Now is y.ur chance. Improve it. s he request 0 : ‘ JOHN JACK, * words of that Nevada, Feb.5, 1878. : : ~“aGweet By anc GROCERY, FRUIT AND Weds aka VEGETABLE STORE, . -seen we publis — ges Bills were } Se “yesterday, at JOHN SENNER, Sr., -ney, Wellock WAS purchased the Stock of Goods of address the H Mrs. Black, on “COMMERCIAL 8T., Theatre, last « d takes this method -of notifying the : 2 Public. that he will always be suppliot one informatic with a cheice line of =< ter does not’ e3 GROCERIES, Yesterday x cANNED GOODS, ee Cee : a the C. P. train DE Messcddh: name ee _ quence of w : EGGS, POULT . broaght to thi AND EVERY KIND OF FRUIT IN Lis The entite fan = SEASON. road, as their Bg 2k ee ‘hours behindpas “Tn an article BY CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Baste Low Prices and—hovoravie™ eee mie ~ HAY & TRANSC ~~ “fnert, he hopes to receive gj , _& contest over Nevada City, Sept. 16, 187%, and §.T. Cart verently perm REDITORS : NOTICE TO CB : : to occur, whit STATE of N. W. Knowlton, deceased. . ‘ing the gener Notice is hereby given by ihe nade “are worthy of signed, administratrix of the esta N. : es W. Knowlton, deceased, to the creditors of cation for an : and all persors having claims wpainet-said——— gadtaad ae decedent, to exhibit them with the neces sustained a sary vouchers, within four months after ‘Sacramento ; the first publication of this notice, to the , ” said administratrix at the law office of J. Agriculture * ‘M. Walling, Pine street, Nevada City. in chat dacaiiea. the county 5 Bie yNOWLTON.— = ; : nisteatrix of N. W. Knowltin, Dee. of the inter! Nevada City, Feb. 11, : into effect. There is rt city that is m _just at presen fits of a libéra than the Was 'Fhe-structure ‘shabbiness + shame an -: had seen the . more winters surrounding . idated conditi who reside The citizens ¢ aly wonder v towards repa that when : vada City. the to.point ont Thuraday, the sun we! clouds, and average weat bet his botte = that March lion. Before contaiting 22.03 acres, as lot No. 43 in sections 34 and 35 in . p18 the Orleans ledge, and all other sides by vacant ground. : : ; Grieans Ledge. Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at a stake marked O Nol, froin which stake No. 6 of the Star, ledge bears N 62° 30’ E 3.03 chains;-thence var 17° 30° E, N 62 © 30’ E 3.03 chainstoa stake marked § No 6 on the NE, and O No3 on NW side,and from which the mouth of tunnel bears N 174° E, 121 link»; thence N27> 30’ W 36.36 chains, stake marked 8 O Ne 40n SW side; thence chains toa stake marked N No 5 on SW side; 8 0” E 36.36 chains to steke marked 0 No6 on NE and N No 6 on. NW side; thence N 62° 30° E, 3.03 chains to place of beginning, containing 22.03 acres, a stone mo and standing on the croppines at 8 point 3.00 chains below the North eld Ditch and opposite Robinson ’ %k tunnel; thence var 174° EN 62° 30’ E 3.03 chains toa stake marked S No 3; thence N 27° 30° W 36.36 chains toa stake marked S No 4; thence 8 62° 30° W sire and O\No 4 on the SW side; thence 8 27> 30’ E 36.36 chains toa stake marked S No 6 on the NE side and © No 3 on the NW ; thence N 62° 30° E 3.03 jas to the of beginnivg, containing 22.03 acres. 3 t No 41 in 34 an Sshipigitahi Bhar M" Socnid 2 “weat leans ledge on all es 8 5 No 2 of Star ledge, be sections 34 i8N, Rll B, MOM, bears Said Ons Were Seca. 34 . : and de as lot No, 42, in and 35, Tp 18N, R11 E, and bounded on the east by the Star ledge and west by the hn oi Exterior Boundaries, ‘ Commencing at a stake marked 8 No 1 in LOT FOR SALE. —— ee HE lot formerly occupied by & planing T ests situated in the rear of the Ceurt House, Nevada City, is offered for sale on ‘ ening, howe creeping out the indicatior When morn breezes of § reasonable terms. The lot is about 150 feet scare Aaa fronts ‘on Pine, Washington wake, and t] and Winter. streets. For particulars call: forth.eweet''t ba ei hea ee take pleasure Nevada City, Feb. 20, 1878. ther af the al <7 OF ga fell fren¥-the i ee eres, bata building on Application for Paten“ to a Minutterly demo ing Claim. may serve as ; who intend i Unrrep States LanD 7 or poetical ot ‘Sacrauiento, Cal, Feb. 21, 1870 ) when “sulph OTICB is hereby given that George Schief article c 8. Getchell, whose post agg ago is Nevada City, California, has this ds kg filed bis spplizdtion: for a patent for ten Teachers Qt (10) acres of placer mining growed, situsThe regul ted in Nevada Mining District, Nevads tion of appl County, California, and described as fol . lows: The north. +s of the north sof oe teach, will t Sr er A, aecth, macys Wedel: Mt. Thursday a Diablo base and meridian, known asthe Mth and 8 Goodman, Head & Co. claims, the raime be‘ ing bounded on the north by the school house boundary line of Nevada City, on the esst by land clairned by William Clemo, on the south by claim of Thomas Brock, andon Shaving . the west by lands for which John Casbiv has applied fora patent, said claims being ~ W, D. Cra a little west of the old der house ab a new barbe: residence of William Clemo. This mine ne ‘ig of reeord in book 7 of mining locatiovs, opposite Stu Py 932 and 233, and in bo~k 40 of deeds, the ; pecs 148 and 150 of the Gfficial records of general. evada county. other brane Any and all persons claiming adversely _v any portion of ae placer mine are —_ reduced the verse ¢ with the a i Register of the Ucited States Land Office, cents. Ladie at aye in the Beate Semcon “Nevada, E Sereof, or they willbe barred by Virtue of a . ‘Joknson & Cross, Att’ys for 4pp't_ Try it, 5S