March 29, 1879 (4 pages)

_euucerning you. ra T 1E DULY TRANS SCRIPT. , NSVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SatarJay, Mareh 29, 1879. a a eer a acpi — oe _ _ ate + TRS valitsgiry if BALLOT. Wit) tite V otera of Nevada Conaty Scopose “ae pela the Proposed Constliutioa-—-Bar Caless Paez Re zis ~ tertheir sey macs immediately Taey Wali siadd tacaselves in the Door, Last Decembbt the County Clerk causa the following advertisement, t» be inserted in every newspaper in 0 ee ‘iad, ita pudlication until the time tor ry dstration, a3 therein set forth, txpirechs—-—— i Notice Leask Wotersa: Your part ic ular aos aoeen 3s ealled , to . ths attessity for Your -regiscwuon, old Os tat Bester was oxting. iisued for ecu ni parpose 2300 the tose day of Augast . oi We vounsneed to. re se hho open i sation abous the first, of ta bdune, wad . tire Who have not saicé beea reregisteie “ty either UPON wy ple: ation oF whidavit, Hihay z > now Raha ORNS Ere_ttat oO Le bea Gece Rewister vi Nerada,County. Laisnexé.elecths in wauer thenew C iveat Re ister will be held on -the first Wed.teddz it atk 1319, tor the ratiiivation or refectiun of . eS now Us aren cee m how, bgilg proppsed, 4 A tuw pri Great Regist ibe reyuired for wtid erection, Lhe us us certiicates of reriseration , ha beef &Aabolisnet throughs tag dbave Ty enableyou w cast Sue Daistasel yous nas moist be tound on the printed U-cut Register, We reyuire titue to priatcnupare, copy and transit the Great Kesistu ka the severdi prevmicts Tor the vlecwon ad re shh wherefore no Name can go on the Printed Gerent eecisicr Which does mist reavh this’ otiice on or beitore the first Weanesday in April, 1879. Blaak printed (applications, serving te jdectify the applicant with hini* now on the rout Regis ster, and ditidavits for primary may be found at the various where they have alrealy been oral immmitte 1, or may bé Obtained by writing ty) this otfice. Leo the conditions in the blanks be fully met, by giving all the data therein required, Withia your recollection JAMES D. WHIEK, County Cierk, It will be plainly seen from the foregoing that all voters of Nevada county. ae have not re-registered their names duringthe garled anton ing from Apri Ist,’78to April 2d, °7 will be debarred from voting ca for or against the proposed new Constitution at the élection ‘on Wednesaya rezistfation, previncts, cotinty, W ith instractions to con" Phe Great Dr. Hem bold. In yiew of the ¢ eglumn advertise. meitt whiclt appear another column a a shart Asioz aphical tho Doctor sgem3 oppotmne. of Philadelphia in the year 1831, and educated at the Cerftral High school of the same city. e afterwards . graduated at-the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, and on -tlig.ocea-. sion of his gr raduation at that insti-’ tubion Wrote a thesis on “fexttacts of Buchu and Sarsapavrilla,” which drugs be afterward brought into sucht prominence. In 1845 he learned the business of pharmacy, ‘and started up if that tine for ‘himself in 1852-1 the Traysc RIP, . just i the . stands ull ting. jwastnet w ith every, ene ouragen ent, and _baiore. he had attainkd tité sags ! ica, and before he reached forty he “. had handledabout $40;000,000.© The . Doctér, attributes his almost intredible success to a libéral use of printer’s ink, having paid upward of §6,000,000 to the press, one might say, of the whole civilized world, for aivertisements. His name appeared in +,000-journals in-eonnection with extensjye advertisements, . which comprised those of the United States, South’ Americas; the “West © India Islands, Canada, and the Old World. By the kind'treatmeht whieh ho has received at the hands of the press of Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other kindred cities throughout the Union, his confidence over the entire country will soon-be restored. The great drugs which. he has so much ‘distinguished and bronght to, the surface of the world, are the extracts of Buchu and Sarsaparilla. day, May 7th, 1 879. eens There are estimated to be 4,500 Hoodtumiamt Must be Sesned, Sata . z aa in. Nevada county, all told. At the The “Sastindily if Ore eae PY F jJast Presidential election 4,216 yotes were cast for the respective candi3 ates.—Lhe TRANSCRIPT ventures. to assert that in case the canvass could b2 a3 thoroughly conducted: atthe coming election as it was then, a re: asonalile majority would-be rolled up agaiust the new Constitution, Ail go ‘to show this fact. (iva3s Valley: is already sure to go acainst it strong, abd~probably that eutire portion of the county will assist in the same diregtion; Nevada City-and vicinity, with perhaps the signs excapsion of Withow—Vatley (which may yet be redeemed before it ig too late) is gradually swinging inte liae with Grass Valley, and we propose to make a creditable score hefore we are through with this race; indication from the Ridge anid other _ portions of the county indicate. that» s asmall majority at the best is all.the friends of the Constitution may hope for from those quarters, Meadow Like township is pretty likely to-go strong against the mining interests of the county, as a result of tho large Kearney element at Truckee, In all, 3,709 voters have thus -far re-registered,in compliance with the . new law. ‘The residents of Grass Valley, Bridgeport and North Bloowfield townships have shown the greatest activity in getting their names on the Clerk’s books, and we rogret to say that the people in this (Nevada) township have been the mest joe on that score, Now in view of the fact that as parties who favor the Constitution are. making a far more enurgetic effort to provide against losing their votes than the opp: yonents of it are, it is imperative thatthese points shoyld have attention called*to them: 1, A sthall majority ot the voters thus far registered favor the adoption of the Constitution, 2. Under ordinary cirewmstances, ‘ the four days yet to elapse before the books are closed will not witness over 12} more names enteral on them, and they will mostly be those of parties who-are going to vote for th: Const:tation, 3. There ought to be at least 500 more nam registered by Welnesday at sun-down than there were yesterday at noon, and it there are, the defeas of the Const itution is assured,4. At present the Constitution has twe inside track, aud no halfWay measures on the part of the ) Op position will cary. the day, 5. The Execative Cominittee of the Anti-Coustitution Club ought to make a systematic rally of every voter on their side Of the question, and w.thout ab hour's delay. ! 6. If the Constitutioa is carried in this county it will be because of -an inexcusable apathy on the part of the opposition, and noboilj y butthemselves will be to blam:>, reliable young ‘man tried in Judge Gartlie’s . court! Phursttyy: evenin; gfor disturbs ing the peace bv challenging to ‘fight, went to show that lid was ier: under the influence of Hquor a foulmouthed and noisy individual whose « civilized community. In giving the . this, where the prisoner hai 19 tatwyer, it was not customary for him to make any extended remarks. ,.‘Uhis itention. Thestatute wader.which the prisoner was tried had been provided for just such charactcrs as . phe had was remedial. heen the and duty of every officer of seg that it was enforced, law to itler preventitive would: answer . purpose. Mry Ghaylord-aryued, thav the unrewhich: is of that hoodlum element, strained presence of not only a nuisances but a detriment to any peace-loving community. this wSRbing i ih sketch 6, ndw ‘He yeas born iu the ‘Clby is being done om, the in . "rilaglelphia, where he carried Qn . . buildings have busijiess with such wonde ful} swer the purpose . success tha’ hei was soon “compelled {nove substantial ones can be put co, Dy wil Wet Or thre brett oF 4344-3! ; bo-remi ove toa lar ze five story brown up» From ‘that time he} . ation, and intent of Of'thirty-five he found himself proi gitiekor Of, three of the largest and . most handsome drug stores in Amer. and handsome from brick., Although having hada blow—that—is_swihi¢ient to ‘seriously Sen particutar case, However, hs deemed . a4 rai : i called for” more than ordinary ata qiave proven to b2,-and . succ saluiy overcoin3 the It was the’ boumlen} gna are ses and juries . should revognize the fact that no gonjas lively here ‘the . the defendant was-a@ representatiy @4°Notes from ce eTIe Virersia Crry, Marchi 5, 1879. Eprfor Peaxsc RPT: = 4 cot anice with @ promise & y wrifeiyou Ba odeasional Metter frox e ‘eval to give your readers afide Zt at other places of importanée herege, bouts, f to-day send an introductory; to be followed from time.to time with others of a more. interesting character, . On my Way, here J spent. ‘© few Houts in Reno, iewing with itt-terest: the: Brin atrRrOReE whieh the late fire has spread«so many signs of destruction. © Fé’ Has’ thé appear: ance of having Veen’ even a” much sadder spectacle than isshown at present,been erected to. anwiitil better and The sound. of the carpenters’ saws and hatchets raise A din and a . dizay racket indic atin: g the determinthe. .energetic frierchants. “The new business houses are being rebuilt. in substantial style design, and, mostly mar the beauty of any city, Reno still has a promising appearance for the future. .Amongsome af the larger and ‘finer buildings that escaped the consuming elements were. the Odd Fellows bleck and Catholig Female Seminary: The latéer starids in an elevated position. and unfinished condition, searing its. handsaine top majestically aboveall the city besides, While the buildings’ havé been .resolved into ashes on three sides of “ft, the seminary still stands firm and beautiful, ‘Trout fishing in the Truckee river isone of the exciting sports.of the day both to Renoites aid ‘sporting Tien of the Comstock. Duek shooting upon Washoe’ Lake is still carried on by some’ of .the lovers of-.such sport. i Virginia. City, they say,is unusually dull, While 1 myself fail,to see the undesirable state of the times, I suppose must from lack of experience here crédit what older residents “assure me of, 5 A compromise is said. to have been effected between Mfi Satro and the mining companies, , upon the strength of which marty of the: leading 5 whines demonstrations were & disgrace. to ®/ have suspended operations until a drain,can be cut. on the side, of the cate to the jury, District, Attorney . yailroad track in the Sutro tunnel. Gaylord said that, in inytanees. like . ‘Phe drain is to be cov ered tightly so as to-émit' no steamy If ‘such were not done, the dense fumes of steam: would prevent a successful L operation of such work tobe ton? an—ths W han this is effete P ail mines as tiinret. tira eral unable --te . hitadle their gizas bo ‘vs sot ¢ water, Seve heretofore difficulty once more eee Zh extract ore stoy that terribls assessment times will be as Virginia has .evexz Yours Truly, C, i el The fiquer seilers Agitated. business, people Sav . known. A circular reading as follows has been received by a number of the liquor dealers in this city + Rooms.of the Executive Committee of Liquor Dealers Association of i}: he was mining i —S * io per" s érana Scheme. , wt per, mentioned j in the: yesterday as h “Slot ml left Lehindjhim a ot a s, wah a qu © genias” The pi is mia t cOerprisedy but igh § a andjone Chinaman could by working fdfl hours and putting his stomach, off with promises (as Copper did some of the dealers aroutid town) have, made a liying,out oft. But-Coppez, had mighty hightoned ideas of how Wetathn Supht tobe worked.” Fe And constructed a splendid line’ ‘of ditches. He had as’ much work +» SHOWN ‘done on that little patch. of {ground _Many small and temporary. +: ‘as-though it was destined to become one of the biggest gravel claims in the county. He was going to show amine. In the language of heart 8; “there was millions in it.’ Some eredit him with. haying. realized a couple of ounces of gold after several days’ run, and others say he didn’t get acolor, Be that as it may, Copper nnd his mine have flatted out, an his. creditors.are left to wonder whut they ever trusted_him for. Be ab Two Chickens in One. ‘A white Leghorn hie 4 belonging to A. Rv Wadsworth, of -this,city,—isguilty of a production the like of which has never before been chronOne of its eggs, a small round one with a single yolk; that had been icled. being hatched, was broken open yesterday morning by the owyer of+the hen. Inside of thg shell was founda chicken in an almost complete state of development. Tt had one fully developed heat,-two distines bed es connect by the back and “sues, cach body hi aving two well defined legs and two wings, and: was -edvered with feathers, It will be pre-' "served in Spirits and kept on exhibition at Mulloy’s store for the pres: ent, rs ae -— The El Capitan Mine. ; “Prospecting has beengoing on at the north entot-the Bi Capitan mine; + Gold Flat, for several days now. The vein developed i is about 24 feet wide, and shows free gold and gulphurets:. From the way the vein looks here, 4s well asthe south end, there isevery reason to believe it a’ valuable claim, ‘Theerection of works en the claim has been temporarily delayed, in order to give “Eastern partids interested An opportunity see the true worth of the property. When thé hoisting wor k¥ant pump J ‘ } > rar yy . 3 Unless his class “ were given to un le ‘alifornia, San Francisco, derstand that they .could not with . ry things with a high hand. should be taught that the law had a power which would make itself felt when they took upon themselves the responsibility of breaking it. The jury after being out a few ‘mintites agreed upon a verdict of guilty, and paid the $30 fine imposed, hig expensive. experience will have the <lecired effect, aud he will hénceof respeytable citizenship, Sudden Death at Trackee, James Sweeney died Tuesday night. He was. a blackand soon after reaching home #¢H dead. His death is supposed to haye vessel near the heart. leaves a wife and foxr children. ee a andaecall RETA . Probate Court. In the wath: of the estate of C. distribution made. The property . consists of undeveloped minin z claim :. peaceable citizens, they would .car. They yesterday morning — the) convieted Probably forth try. to live up. to the standard suddenly and mysteriously at Truckee last 4tuons liquors.’ smith, had performed a day’s TT : resulted from the bursting z of a blood He was anative of Ireland, 59 years old, and Wilson Hill, deceased, final accounts werd settle yesterlay, and decree of distributed in this final ggttlement March 24, 1879. Doar Sir -We most respectimpunity trample upon the rights of . fully call your attention to the an. nexed extract from the Pie new Constitution, in regard to the question of “Le e:1 Option,” to be submitted to a ‘vote of the people, “May wth > ‘Art. XI, Sec. 11.—Any county, city, town, or township may. make and enforce within its limits all such logal, police, sanitary, and other regulations asaré not in contlhicty with general laws,” * We have consulted the ablest legal gentlemen inthis citys who concue In opinion that the J.ocal Option principle is allowed and recognized in this Section of thé proposed ‘Constitution It will thiexafore: be apparent to you that shodlb the new Constitn tion be pig re the whole question of ‘Lagat Option” will be reopened, which’ ony entail a vast annoyance and éxpense upon all enga; zed in the manufacture and sale o malt or spiritis therefore of the gveatest importance that all interested should exert themselves to the utinest to secure its defeat. We confidently rely upon your valmable assistance in this matter. ~ Respectfully, Davip: Porter, Pies, Wholesale Liquor Dealers Asso, Cus. Kouuer, President Retail Liquor Deaters Association. ——The Wyoming Mince. From information of a reliable character received, we learn the Wyoming is proving itself to be a No. . piece of property, richin quantity and quality of ores. Sulphurets and free t gold show well, a Jare put-up (which it is te be lspedy ‘will beduring the coming spring) wai ter from the ditch in. thas. vicinity . will be utilized for motive power, SEER SSE atneenactanntme ' Weighed in tie Teal: imiee. Below .is presented. a list of Nevada . county newspapers, showing their relative adopting the proposed new Constitution: AGATNST THE NEW CONSTITUTION; Nevada Daily TRANSC RIP T; Tri-Weekly Herald, Grass Valley Daily ‘Union, Foot-hill Weekly Tidings, Cherokee Weekly National. FOR THE NEW CONSTITUTION: Truckee Semi-Weekly can. San Juan Weekly pacependent. a. Cold Tea Goes te Cox's Head. About fo'ctock ‘Pitesday morning ee . omen New tn iad ciate dated the 2 tel sgrapli company h ined under the wig York la Me.,-is lace, 1.-S. Hopgood, of Boston, Treasurer. Capital, $3,000,000. They announce their intention to immediately con‘sttuct-a line of double wires west anid south.” “They Slain: the owner-. employeid.three-or four good. miners. ship of American and European patéuts of transmitting 1,000 words a minute. tested during the Lover -a cirenit of a thousand “miles. tind here & mine iree_wifés, to perform the whole : the people around here as-wastthree I coe telegraph ‘busindis OF the vounttyAaa rene tenet p-Toaughte the maxithum cents for east of the “Roeky Motintains; night . messages, fifteen cénts for 50 words, press” words. rangement with the Postoflice Departinent, to use stamps for messathe street letter-box. es for stamped messages, collected. ges and utilize every day, System is an entirely new inv ention, and not a revival of the old automatic scheme discarded .as impracticable in 18760 Seb upon a longer time than the laws . of nature usually aéqitire, without f pfora, lng time the white’ men of 2 positions upon the question of:[ oho mgs? from NewYork City Sthiust, ‘says that a new 12 a bean] id Tel ithe President: Thomas WalConnecticut, Vice President; for a machine and ‘wires eapable’ The system has been thoroughly past few nronths with [They profess ‘their ability, rate of twenty-five 30 words ¢0 all sections . reports; ten eents for 100 . It is proposeil, under an arfifteen: minutes «during. the ‘The company claims that the Placer Mining. The Tuscabora Tinés-Reéview says: of Tuscarora’ have’ regarded placer . tion follow mining in this vicinity as a very Wnprofitable business, and have givenit) H. a HELMROLIG "7 & ‘comror ND ¢ 4 a z Fa Bs PHARMACEU TICAL. _ A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES: HPQCISART YSIAC BLADDER and ‘KIDNEYS, {OR Dehility, Loss of Memory, IndisyoShort. Disease, Dininess of Vision,Pain ini the Back, 4 shest-and Head, Rush of. Blood to the Head, Pale Conrtenance and Dry Skin, lf these symptoms are cilowed: te go on, vety freqti enthy Epileptic Fits and C onsumipW hen tne constitution becomes affectad it requires the aid of an aynigoratingmedicine to strengthen and tone-up the sys. tem—which ELMBOLD’S BUCHU DOES IN EVERY CASE. HELMBOLD'S ~BUCHU Does in every case. a 'Hembold’s Buchu” “18 UNEQUALLED By any,remedy known. It is prescribed by the most eminent physicians call over the ‘world i ~ up entirely to the. Chinese miners. — } RHEUMATISM, The latter have worked over the old claims season after season, and the amount of gold dust sold and shipped by them last summier would seem to warrant the belief that the white men have been mistaken, and that careful working of these or ‘other claims, might be made: very , profitable, “We were informed by one of our merchants, to whom) the Chinese sold their gold, that the yield fot'the . last summer would’not ‘fall short of $20,000. Very little work has been done west of old Chinatown, although traces of gold have. been found on both Berry and McCann creeks. <A prospecting outfit for such work is not hard to get, and some of the men about town who are out of employment, might try their luck at placer mining. <>. Beacry ry \ modest,woman is like a fire or as .irp sword at a distance —neitheri’ssh thé one burn nor the. otli-r wor.id those that come not too elos2 jo. nem, A tt te ll ‘y devoutly and hammer on PR ‘ Yesterday's Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY “CAL, Jacob Naffziger, Preprictor. JG Fredenburr GV P Sniper Sucker Flat J Kitts Willow Valley 2 W F Spencer-City J Arbogast Rock Cre R Rossen Relief Hill GW Spencer 8 F H Helmws Marysville SPERMATORBRHGA, NEURA LGI Ay “NERVOUSNESS, DYSPEPaTA, INDIGESTION, : CONSTIPATION, ACHES -AND-PALSS, GENERAL DEBILITY, G Y Miller Grass Val . J Dezell Hudson Mine }KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS DEBILITY, EPILEPSY, HEAD TROUBLES, PARALYSIS, Spina DrshaseEs, SCIATICA, DEAFNE#S,> LUMBAGO, CaTARRE, 0” NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, FE EMALE CoMPL’Ts, &C, GENERAL HEALTION $ T Murehie Hud M DT Hughes w&d N Kennedy City Miss M Powel! GV Republi@ ridiculous scone occurred in front . . of the Speaker's chair. A dozen members were trying to talk at the sane time, and the white-haired Martin I. Townsend was. gesticulating , in! .a most hovel and'peculiar way ni 'front’ of the Speaker's chair, Sunset Cox rushed down the aisle from his seat, swinging his arms and talking in a wikl way. He next ran up the central aisle on the Republican side, past Mr. Conger, and shook hands_with a member nearby. This inexplicable episode ended by Mr. Conger reaching out his hand and atting the ridiculous Mr. Cox on the ead, to which he submitted with . humility. The scene convulsed the -Heuse. with laughter,— Washington Special to Boston Herald. Our Kationgh Waste Basket. ‘‘Petition me no petitions, sir, -toslay,” says a character in a play of Fielding. During the present Cangroep there have been poured upon the House alone, at the latest account of stock, 10,167 petitions, of various lengths and breadths. These documents are drawn up with care, . circulated fer signatures with labor, forwarded, 2 es referred, filed, sae -hol and forgotten.—New fork Sun. ——_—— see —* OTHER men’s pains ace easil [borne, 4 y Suddenly . ' Reig Tent J Deamer do Miller RR F.H Cooper = do J Webber City ae cee ppv nici Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. « Chas. E. Pearson, Preprictor. M J Creedan San Fra F J Fleter Reno’ ° “FN Wheeler G V 5 CO Troy San Fran Ad Childs Oakland ) E Crane San Fran W Cunningham sF C Kraft Chico A’J Hall Timbuctoe J Webster City . NC Miller French © FR Loftus Wheat T Pozer Grass Valley A Williams Grass Val W Stephens do Mrs L Lockwood Oakl J Cammet R.& R Y¥ G Bell French Cor H L Bacon 8 F C Einfieldt City . C. BECKMAN, U. S.Saloon, ORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, + Nevada City. Mot Lunch ut lilo releek A. M. cach day. ; BUDWEISER BEER Constantly on hand, by the Glass or Bottle. Also, the best of Liquors and Cigars. #S GIVE ME A CALL. wy ~ Nevada City, March 26th, MADAME DEMOREST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS, RE UNSURPASSED for economy in.material used and elegance in sty ie Spring Fashions Just Received Hundreds of Patterns always on hand. Catal.gues furnished free on application. MRS. LESTER &4 CRAWFORD, mchs Agents, Main § t, Nevada Headache, Pain in ‘he “Shoulders, Ceugh Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Kad Taste ia the Mouth, Palpitation of the Heart, Painiin the region of the=Kidneys, and a thousand other painful s fiptenas,; are the offtprings of Dpapepeia, 2 q . HEMBOLD’S. BUCHU Invigorates the Stomach, And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleansing the blook of all impurities, and imparting new life and yigor to the w hole system, A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince the most hesitating of its valuable remedial qualities, Price $1 Fer Bottle, Or Six Bottles for $5. Delivered to any address free from observation. ‘“‘Patients” may consult hy letter, revel: ing the same attention as by caKing, by 20swering the following questions: 1, Give:your mame and office ad-, dress, county and State, an express office. your age and sex? Ocyupation? . Married or single? Height, weight, now and in health? How long have you been sick? Your complexion, color of hair and your neaicst g MSP R Hes ey es? 8. Have you a stooping or erect gait? 9. Relate without: reservation all that you know about your case. Enclose one @ollar as consultation fee. Your letter will then receive our attention, and wewill give ‘l you the nature of your disease’ add our ¢all> did opinion concerning & cure. to Dispensatory, 1217 Filbert street, Philadelphi, Pa ' pe: HEMBOLD, . gist and Cheinis' = Philadelphia, Ps SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ~ Competent sicians at! ‘to’ corres: pondents. att tate should addressed HE DAILY ] NEF ADA cite, . Brief & Next Tuesday % You are nota nt been register 878. The Reunion ill take place at rening. This is the day jucation to hh sonthly meeting: The Superinten eading gravel cla ives at Qakland. a the 7th of May oposed Constit: ‘The anti-C onst’ ‘vas¢ Valley, We seems was merel} .ommittee who pi all for the “pu Jub, The mové buet with the mos ————~ Stili Th Another lot of el here yesterday which takes plac o'clock. “Among are ‘‘Head Wate River,” and ‘*Ay Mountains of Ne Harbyzong, (ca real works of ar in Yosemite,” ar Hoosaic River,” sane Argist. Denny, is a sple: painting. A: hs tumn View,” fre is very by Bush following noted resented. in. th Hamilton, Jack and many other tures will all ‘be ing to the hiighe of cost. Sale t oclock, in the pied by Jacobs street, aRSON, View,’ Thess Work at the Half-Mile Hov gressing satisf: drift from the 1 south incline is been stated bet the drift is ins ers here and lately been so: isthe intention to sink furthe: run a cross-cut hes underthe-i The 7 The Thomas New England) In addition to and drifts, th irom two shaft Th and is said to is hinted by ki is destined>totrict's greatest ly around th lots of work is the vein, Gaylord & Rol Gaylord & well named th The: goods, it is t time keep pric dard that all ence are sure patrons. The manner in wl iness is the 1 they dispose store,” The Watt The commit ument Fund . final report. this vicinity and not yet J they agreed t mediately. ceived at the THE! The Mammot by R Rosenberg ceived the la able stock brought to . One establish class and will Prices. Ros mh27-tf Pal Keep your eyes open,

_euucerning you. ra T 1E DULY TRANS SCRIPT. , NSVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SatarJay, Mareh 29, 1879. a a eer a acpi — oe _ _ ate + TRS valitsgiry if BALLOT. Wit) tite V otera of Nevada Conaty Scopose “ae pela the Proposed Constliutioa-—-Bar Caless Paez Re zis ~ tertheir sey macs immediately Taey Wali siadd tacaselves in the Door, Last Decembbt the County Clerk causa the following advertisement, t» be inserted in every newspaper in 0 ee ‘iad, ita pudlication until the time tor ry dstration, a3 therein set forth, txpirechs—-—— i Notice Leask Wotersa: Your part ic ular aos aoeen 3s ealled , to . ths attessity for Your -regiscwuon, old Os tat Bester was oxting. iisued for ecu ni parpose 2300 the tose day of Augast . oi We vounsneed to. re se hho open i sation abous the first, of ta bdune, wad . tire Who have not saicé beea reregisteie “ty either UPON wy ple: ation oF whidavit, Hihay z > now Raha ORNS Ere_ttat oO Le bea Gece Rewister vi Nerada,County. Laisnexé.elecths in wauer thenew C iveat Re ister will be held on -the first Wed.teddz it atk 1319, tor the ratiiivation or refectiun of . eS now Us aren cee m how, bgilg proppsed, 4 A tuw pri Great Regist ibe reyuired for wtid erection, Lhe us us certiicates of reriseration , ha beef &Aabolisnet throughs tag dbave Ty enableyou w cast Sue Daistasel yous nas moist be tound on the printed U-cut Register, We reyuire titue to priatcnupare, copy and transit the Great Kesistu ka the severdi prevmicts Tor the vlecwon ad re shh wherefore no Name can go on the Printed Gerent eecisicr Which does mist reavh this’ otiice on or beitore the first Weanesday in April, 1879. Blaak printed (applications, serving te jdectify the applicant with hini* now on the rout Regis ster, and ditidavits for primary may be found at the various where they have alrealy been oral immmitte 1, or may bé Obtained by writing ty) this otfice. Leo the conditions in the blanks be fully met, by giving all the data therein required, Withia your recollection JAMES D. WHIEK, County Cierk, It will be plainly seen from the foregoing that all voters of Nevada county. ae have not re-registered their names duringthe garled anton ing from Apri Ist,’78to April 2d, °7 will be debarred from voting ca for or against the proposed new Constitution at the élection ‘on Wednesaya rezistfation, previncts, cotinty, W ith instractions to con" Phe Great Dr. Hem bold. In yiew of the ¢ eglumn advertise. meitt whiclt appear another column a a shart Asioz aphical tho Doctor sgem3 oppotmne. of Philadelphia in the year 1831, and educated at the Cerftral High school of the same city. e afterwards . graduated at-the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, and on -tlig.ocea-. sion of his gr raduation at that insti-’ tubion Wrote a thesis on “fexttacts of Buchu and Sarsapavrilla,” which drugs be afterward brought into sucht prominence. In 1845 he learned the business of pharmacy, ‘and started up if that tine for ‘himself in 1852-1 the Traysc RIP, . just i the . stands ull ting. jwastnet w ith every, ene ouragen ent, and _baiore. he had attainkd tité sags ! ica, and before he reached forty he “. had handledabout $40;000,000.© The . Doctér, attributes his almost intredible success to a libéral use of printer’s ink, having paid upward of §6,000,000 to the press, one might say, of the whole civilized world, for aivertisements. His name appeared in +,000-journals in-eonnection with extensjye advertisements, . which comprised those of the United States, South’ Americas; the “West © India Islands, Canada, and the Old World. By the kind'treatmeht whieh ho has received at the hands of the press of Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other kindred cities throughout the Union, his confidence over the entire country will soon-be restored. The great drugs which. he has so much ‘distinguished and bronght to, the surface of the world, are the extracts of Buchu and Sarsaparilla. day, May 7th, 1 879. eens There are estimated to be 4,500 Hoodtumiamt Must be Sesned, Sata . z aa in. Nevada county, all told. At the The “Sastindily if Ore eae PY F jJast Presidential election 4,216 yotes were cast for the respective candi3 ates.—Lhe TRANSCRIPT ventures. to assert that in case the canvass could b2 a3 thoroughly conducted: atthe coming election as it was then, a re: asonalile majority would-be rolled up agaiust the new Constitution, Ail go ‘to show this fact. (iva3s Valley: is already sure to go acainst it strong, abd~probably that eutire portion of the county will assist in the same diregtion; Nevada City-and vicinity, with perhaps the signs excapsion of Withow—Vatley (which may yet be redeemed before it ig too late) is gradually swinging inte liae with Grass Valley, and we propose to make a creditable score hefore we are through with this race; indication from the Ridge anid other _ portions of the county indicate. that» s asmall majority at the best is all.the friends of the Constitution may hope for from those quarters, Meadow Like township is pretty likely to-go strong against the mining interests of the county, as a result of tho large Kearney element at Truckee, In all, 3,709 voters have thus -far re-registered,in compliance with the . new law. ‘The residents of Grass Valley, Bridgeport and North Bloowfield townships have shown the greatest activity in getting their names on the Clerk’s books, and we rogret to say that the people in this (Nevada) township have been the mest joe on that score, Now in view of the fact that as parties who favor the Constitution are. making a far more enurgetic effort to provide against losing their votes than the opp: yonents of it are, it is imperative thatthese points shoyld have attention called*to them: 1, A sthall majority ot the voters thus far registered favor the adoption of the Constitution, 2. Under ordinary cirewmstances, ‘ the four days yet to elapse before the books are closed will not witness over 12} more names enteral on them, and they will mostly be those of parties who-are going to vote for th: Const:tation, 3. There ought to be at least 500 more nam registered by Welnesday at sun-down than there were yesterday at noon, and it there are, the defeas of the Const itution is assured,4. At present the Constitution has twe inside track, aud no halfWay measures on the part of the ) Op position will cary. the day, 5. The Execative Cominittee of the Anti-Coustitution Club ought to make a systematic rally of every voter on their side Of the question, and w.thout ab hour's delay. ! 6. If the Constitutioa is carried in this county it will be because of -an inexcusable apathy on the part of the opposition, and noboilj y butthemselves will be to blam:>, reliable young ‘man tried in Judge Gartlie’s . court! Phursttyy: evenin; gfor disturbs ing the peace bv challenging to ‘fight, went to show that lid was ier: under the influence of Hquor a foulmouthed and noisy individual whose « civilized community. In giving the . this, where the prisoner hai 19 tatwyer, it was not customary for him to make any extended remarks. ,.‘Uhis itention. Thestatute wader.which the prisoner was tried had been provided for just such charactcrs as . phe had was remedial. heen the and duty of every officer of seg that it was enforced, law to itler preventitive would: answer . purpose. Mry Ghaylord-aryued, thav the unrewhich: is of that hoodlum element, strained presence of not only a nuisances but a detriment to any peace-loving community. this wSRbing i ih sketch 6, ndw ‘He yeas born iu the ‘Clby is being done om, the in . "rilaglelphia, where he carried Qn . . buildings have busijiess with such wonde ful} swer the purpose . success tha’ hei was soon “compelled {nove substantial ones can be put co, Dy wil Wet Or thre brett oF 4344-3! ; bo-remi ove toa lar ze five story brown up» From ‘that time he} . ation, and intent of Of'thirty-five he found himself proi gitiekor Of, three of the largest and . most handsome drug stores in Amer. and handsome from brick., Although having hada blow—that—is_swihi¢ient to ‘seriously Sen particutar case, However, hs deemed . a4 rai : i called for” more than ordinary ata qiave proven to b2,-and . succ saluiy overcoin3 the It was the’ boumlen} gna are ses and juries . should revognize the fact that no gonjas lively here ‘the . the defendant was-a@ representatiy @4°Notes from ce eTIe Virersia Crry, Marchi 5, 1879. Eprfor Peaxsc RPT: = 4 cot anice with @ promise & y wrifeiyou Ba odeasional Metter frox e ‘eval to give your readers afide Zt at other places of importanée herege, bouts, f to-day send an introductory; to be followed from time.to time with others of a more. interesting character, . On my Way, here J spent. ‘© few Houts in Reno, iewing with itt-terest: the: Brin atrRrOReE whieh the late fire has spread«so many signs of destruction. © Fé’ Has’ thé appear: ance of having Veen’ even a” much sadder spectacle than isshown at present,been erected to. anwiitil better and The sound. of the carpenters’ saws and hatchets raise A din and a . dizay racket indic atin: g the determinthe. .energetic frierchants. “The new business houses are being rebuilt. in substantial style design, and, mostly mar the beauty of any city, Reno still has a promising appearance for the future. .Amongsome af the larger and ‘finer buildings that escaped the consuming elements were. the Odd Fellows bleck and Catholig Female Seminary: The latéer starids in an elevated position. and unfinished condition, searing its. handsaine top majestically aboveall the city besides, While the buildings’ havé been .resolved into ashes on three sides of “ft, the seminary still stands firm and beautiful, ‘Trout fishing in the Truckee river isone of the exciting sports.of the day both to Renoites aid ‘sporting Tien of the Comstock. Duek shooting upon Washoe’ Lake is still carried on by some’ of .the lovers of-.such sport. i Virginia. City, they say,is unusually dull, While 1 myself fail,to see the undesirable state of the times, I suppose must from lack of experience here crédit what older residents “assure me of, 5 A compromise is said. to have been effected between Mfi Satro and the mining companies, , upon the strength of which marty of the: leading 5 whines demonstrations were & disgrace. to ®/ have suspended operations until a drain,can be cut. on the side, of the cate to the jury, District, Attorney . yailroad track in the Sutro tunnel. Gaylord said that, in inytanees. like . ‘Phe drain is to be cov ered tightly so as to-émit' no steamy If ‘such were not done, the dense fumes of steam: would prevent a successful L operation of such work tobe ton? an—ths W han this is effete P ail mines as tiinret. tira eral unable --te . hitadle their gizas bo ‘vs sot ¢ water, Seve heretofore difficulty once more eee Zh extract ore stoy that terribls assessment times will be as Virginia has .evexz Yours Truly, C, i el The fiquer seilers Agitated. business, people Sav . known. A circular reading as follows has been received by a number of the liquor dealers in this city + Rooms.of the Executive Committee of Liquor Dealers Association of i}: he was mining i —S * io per" s érana Scheme. , wt per, mentioned j in the: yesterday as h “Slot ml left Lehindjhim a ot a s, wah a qu © genias” The pi is mia t cOerprisedy but igh § a andjone Chinaman could by working fdfl hours and putting his stomach, off with promises (as Copper did some of the dealers aroutid town) have, made a liying,out oft.. But-Coppez, had mighty hightoned ideas of how Wetathn Supht tobe worked.” Fe And constructed a splendid line’ ‘of ditches. He had as’ much work +» SHOWN ‘done on that little patch. of {ground _Many small and temporary. +: ‘as-though it was destined to become one of the biggest gravel claims in the county. He was going to show amine. In the language of heart 8; “there was millions in it.’ Some eredit him with. haying. realized a couple of ounces of gold after several days’ run, and others say he didn’t get acolor, Be that as it may, Copper nnd his mine have flatted out, an his. creditors.are left to wonder whut they ever trusted_him for. Be ab Two Chickens in One. ‘A white Leghorn hie 4 belonging to A. Rv Wadsworth, of -this,city,—isguilty of a production the like of which has never before been chronOne of its eggs, a small round one with a single yolk; that had been icled. being hatched, was broken open yesterday morning by the owyer of+the hen. Inside of thg shell was founda chicken in an almost complete state of development. Tt had one fully developed heat,-two distines bed es connect by the back and “sues, cach body hi aving two well defined legs and two wings, and: was -edvered with feathers, It will be pre-' "served in Spirits and kept on exhibition at Mulloy’s store for the pres: ent, rs ae -— The El Capitan Mine. ; “Prospecting has beengoing on at the north entot-the Bi Capitan mine; + Gold Flat, for several days now. The vein developed i is about 24 feet wide, and shows free gold and gulphurets:. From the way the vein looks here, 4s well asthe south end, there isevery reason to believe it a’ valuable claim, ‘Theerection of works en the claim has been temporarily delayed, in order to give “Eastern partids interested An opportunity see the true worth of the property. When thé hoisting wor k¥ant pump J ‘ } > rar yy . 3 Unless his class “ were given to un le ‘alifornia, San Francisco, derstand that they .could not with . ry things with a high hand. should be taught that the law had a power which would make itself felt when they took upon themselves the responsibility of breaking it. The jury after being out a few ‘mintites agreed upon a verdict of guilty, and paid the $30 fine imposed, hig expensive. experience will have the <lecired effect, aud he will hénceof respeytable citizenship, Sudden Death at Trackee, James Sweeney died Tuesday night. He was. a blackand soon after reaching home #¢H dead. His death is supposed to haye vessel near the heart. leaves a wife and foxr children. ee a andaecall RETA . Probate Court. In the wath: of the estate of C. distribution made. The property . consists of undeveloped minin z claim :. peaceable citizens, they would .car. They yesterday morning — the) convieted Probably forth try. to live up. to the standard suddenly and mysteriously at Truckee last 4tuons liquors.’ smith, had performed a day’s TT : resulted from the bursting z of a blood He was anative of Ireland, 59 years old, and Wilson Hill, deceased, final accounts werd settle yesterlay, and decree of distributed in this final ggttlement March 24, 1879. Doar Sir -We most respectimpunity trample upon the rights of . fully call your attention to the an. nexed extract from the Pie new Constitution, in regard to the question of “Le e:1 Option,” to be submitted to a ‘vote of the people, “May wth > ‘Art. XI, Sec. 11.—Any county, city, town, or township may. make and enforce within its limits all such logal, police, sanitary, and other regulations asaré not in contlhicty with general laws,” *

We have consulted the ablest legal gentlemen inthis citys who concue In opinion that the J.ocal Option principle is allowed and recognized in this Section of thé proposed ‘Constitution It will thiexafore: be apparent to you that shodlb the new Constitn tion be pig re the whole question of ‘Lagat Option” will be reopened, which’ ony entail a vast annoyance and éxpense upon all enga; zed in the manufacture and sale o malt or spiritis therefore of the gveatest importance that all interested should exert themselves to the utinest to secure its defeat. We confidently rely upon your valmable assistance in this matter. ~ Respectfully, Davip: Porter, Pies, Wholesale Liquor Dealers Asso, Cus. Kouuer, President Retail Liquor Deaters Association. ——The Wyoming Mince. From information of a reliable character received, we learn the Wyoming is proving itself to be a No. . piece of property, richin quantity and quality of ores. Sulphurets and free t gold show well, a Jare put-up (which it is te be lspedy ‘will beduring the coming spring) wai ter from the ditch in. thas. vicinity . will be utilized for motive power, SEER SSE atneenactanntme ' Weighed in tie Teal: imiee. Below .is presented. a list of Nevada . county newspapers, showing their relative adopting the proposed new Constitution: AGATNST THE NEW CONSTITUTION; Nevada Daily TRANSC RIP T; Tri-Weekly Herald, Grass Valley Daily ‘Union, Foot-hill Weekly Tidings, Cherokee Weekly National. FOR THE NEW CONSTITUTION: Truckee Semi-Weekly can. San Juan Weekly pacependent. a. Cold Tea Goes te Cox's Head. About fo'ctock ‘Pitesday morning ee . omen New tn iad ciate dated the 2 tel sgrapli company h ined under the wig York la Me.,-is lace, 1.-S. Hopgood, of Boston, Treasurer. Capital, $3,000,000. They announce their intention to immediately con‘sttuct-a line of double wires west anid south.” “They Slain: the owner-. employeid.three-or four good. miners. ship of American and European patéuts of transmitting 1,000 words a minute. tested during the Lover -a cirenit of a thousand “miles. tind here & mine iree_wifés, to perform the whole : the people around here as-wastthree I coe telegraph ‘busindis OF the vounttyAaa rene tenet p-Toaughte the maxithum cents for east of the “Roeky Motintains; night . messages, fifteen cénts for 50 words, press” words. rangement with the Postoflice Departinent, to use stamps for messathe street letter-box. es for stamped messages, collected. ges and utilize every day, System is an entirely new inv ention, and not a revival of the old automatic scheme discarded .as impracticable in 18760 Seb upon a longer time than the laws . of nature usually aéqitire, without f pfora, lng time the white’ men of 2 positions upon the question of:[ oho mgs? from NewYork City Sthiust, ‘says that a new 12 a bean] id Tel ithe President: Thomas WalConnecticut, Vice President; for a machine and ‘wires eapable’ The system has been thoroughly past few nronths with [They profess ‘their ability, rate of twenty-five 30 words ¢0 all sections . reports; ten eents for 100 . It is proposeil, under an arfifteen: minutes «during. the ‘The company claims that the Placer Mining. The Tuscabora Tinés-Reéview says: of Tuscarora’ have’ regarded placer . tion follow mining in this vicinity as a very Wnprofitable business, and have givenit) H. a HELMROLIG "7 & ‘comror ND ¢ 4 a z Fa Bs PHARMACEU TICAL. _ A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES: HPQCISART YSIAC BLADDER and ‘KIDNEYS, {OR Dehility, Loss of Memory, IndisyoShort. Disease, Dininess of Vision,Pain ini the Back, 4 shest-and Head, Rush of. Blood to the Head, Pale Conrtenance and Dry Skin, lf these symptoms are cilowed: te go on, vety freqti enthy Epileptic Fits and C onsumipW hen tne constitution becomes affectad it requires the aid of an aynigoratingmedicine to strengthen and tone-up the sys. tem—which ELMBOLD’S BUCHU DOES IN EVERY CASE. HELMBOLD'S ~BUCHU Does in every case. a 'Hembold’s Buchu” “18 UNEQUALLED By any,remedy known. It is prescribed by the most eminent physicians call over the ‘world i ~ up entirely to the. Chinese miners. — } RHEUMATISM, The latter have worked over the old claims season after season, and the amount of gold dust sold and shipped by them last summier would seem to warrant the belief that the white men have been mistaken, and that careful working of these or ‘other claims, might be made: very , profitable, “We were informed by one of our merchants, to whom) the Chinese sold their gold, that the yield fot'the . last summer would’not ‘fall short of $20,000. Very little work has been done west of old Chinatown, although traces of gold have. been found on both Berry and McCann creeks. <A prospecting outfit for such work is not hard to get, and some of the men about town who are out of employment, might try their luck at placer mining. <>. Beacry ry \ modest,woman is like a fire or as .irp sword at a distance —neitheri’ssh thé one burn nor the. otli-r wor.id those that come not too elos2 jo. nem, A tt te ll ‘y devoutly and hammer on PR ‘ Yesterday's Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL, NEVADA CITY “CAL, Jacob Naffziger, Preprictor. JG Fredenburr GV P Sniper Sucker Flat J Kitts Willow Valley 2 W F Spencer-City J Arbogast Rock Cre R Rossen Relief Hill GW Spencer 8 F H Helmws Marysville SPERMATORBRHGA, NEURA LGI Ay “NERVOUSNESS, DYSPEPaTA, INDIGESTION, : CONSTIPATION, ACHES -AND-PALSS, GENERAL DEBILITY, G Y Miller Grass Val . J Dezell Hudson Mine }KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS DEBILITY, EPILEPSY, HEAD TROUBLES, PARALYSIS, Spina DrshaseEs, SCIATICA, DEAFNE#S,> LUMBAGO, CaTARRE, 0” NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, FE EMALE CoMPL’Ts, &C, GENERAL HEALTION $ T Murehie Hud M DT Hughes w&d N Kennedy City Miss M Powel! GV Republi@ ridiculous scone occurred in front . . of the Speaker's chair. A dozen members were trying to talk at the sane time, and the white-haired Martin I. Townsend was. gesticulating , in! .a most hovel and'peculiar way ni 'front’ of the Speaker's chair, Sunset Cox rushed down the aisle from his seat, swinging his arms and talking in a wikl way. He next ran up the central aisle on the Republican side, past Mr. Conger, and shook hands_with a member nearby. This inexplicable episode ended by Mr. Conger reaching out his hand and atting the ridiculous Mr. Cox on the ead, to which he submitted with . humility. The scene convulsed the -Heuse. with laughter,— Washington Special to Boston Herald. Our Kationgh Waste Basket. ‘‘Petition me no petitions, sir, -toslay,” says a character in a play of Fielding. During the present Cangroep there have been poured upon the House alone, at the latest account of stock, 10,167 petitions, of various lengths and breadths. These documents are drawn up with care, . circulated fer signatures with labor, forwarded, 2 es referred, filed, sae -hol and forgotten.—New fork Sun. ——_—— see —* OTHER men’s pains ace easil [borne, 4 y Suddenly . ' Reig Tent J Deamer do Miller RR F.H Cooper = do J Webber City ae cee ppv nici Yesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. « Chas. E. Pearson, Preprictor. M J Creedan San Fra F J Fleter Reno’ ° “FN Wheeler G V 5 CO Troy San Fran Ad Childs Oakland ) E Crane San Fran W Cunningham sF C Kraft Chico A’J Hall Timbuctoe J Webster City . NC Miller French © FR Loftus Wheat T Pozer Grass Valley A Williams Grass Val W Stephens do Mrs L Lockwood Oakl J Cammet R.& R Y¥ G Bell French Cor H L Bacon 8 F C Einfieldt City . C. BECKMAN, U. S.Saloon, ORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, + Nevada City. Mot Lunch ut lilo releek A. M. cach day. ; BUDWEISER BEER Constantly on hand, by the Glass or Bottle. Also, the best of Liquors and Cigars. #S GIVE ME A CALL. wy ~ Nevada City, March 26th, MADAME DEMOREST'S RELIABLE PATTERNS, RE UNSURPASSED for economy in.material used and elegance in sty ie Spring Fashions Just Received Hundreds of Patterns always on hand. Catal.gues furnished free on application. MRS. LESTER &4 CRAWFORD, mchs Agents, Main § t, Nevada Headache, Pain in ‘he “Shoulders, Ceugh Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Eruptions, Kad Taste ia the Mouth, Palpitation of the Heart, Painiin the region of the=Kidneys, and a thousand other painful s fiptenas,; are the offtprings of Dpapepeia, 2 q . HEMBOLD’S. BUCHU Invigorates the Stomach, And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bowels and Kidneys to healthy action, in cleansing the blook of all impurities, and imparting new life and yigor to the w hole system, A single trial will be quite sufficient to convince the most hesitating of its valuable remedial qualities, Price $1 Fer Bottle, Or Six Bottles for $5. Delivered to any address free from observation. ‘“‘Patients” may consult hy letter, revel: ing the same attention as by caKing, by 20swering the following questions: 1, Give:your mame and office ad-, dress, county and State, an express office. your age and sex? Ocyupation? . Married or single? Height, weight, now and in health? How long have you been sick? Your complexion, color of hair and your neaicst g MSP R Hes ey es? 8. Have you a stooping or erect gait? 9. Relate without: reservation all that you know about your case. Enclose one @ollar as consultation fee. Your letter will then receive our attention, and wewill give ‘l you the nature of your disease’ add our ¢all> did opinion concerning & cure. to Dispensatory, 1217 Filbert street, Philadelphi, Pa ' pe: HEMBOLD, . gist and Cheinis' = Philadelphia, Ps SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ~ Competent sicians at! ‘to’ corres: pondents. att tate should addressed HE DAILY ] NEF ADA cite, . Brief & Next Tuesday % You are nota nt been register 878. The Reunion ill take place at rening. This is the day jucation to hh sonthly meeting: The Superinten eading gravel cla ives at Qakland. a the 7th of May oposed Constit: ‘The anti-C onst’ ‘vas¢ Valley, We seems was merel} .ommittee who pi all for the “pu Jub, The mové buet with the mos ————~ Stili Th Another lot of el here yesterday which takes plac o'clock. “Among are ‘‘Head Wate River,” and ‘*Ay Mountains of Ne Harbyzong, (ca real works of ar in Yosemite,” ar Hoosaic River,” sane Argist. Denny, is a sple: painting. A: hs tumn View,” fre is very by Bush following noted resented. in. th Hamilton, Jack and many other tures will all ‘be ing to the hiighe of cost. Sale t oclock, in the pied by Jacobs street, aRSON, View,’ Thess Work at the Half-Mile Hov gressing satisf: drift from the 1 south incline is been stated bet the drift is ins ers here and lately been so: isthe intention to sink furthe: run a cross-cut hes underthe-i The 7 The Thomas New England) In addition to and drifts, th irom two shaft Th and is said to is hinted by ki is destined>totrict's greatest ly around th lots of work is the vein, Gaylord & Rol Gaylord & well named th The: goods, it is t time keep pric dard that all ence are sure patrons. The manner in wl iness is the 1 they dispose store,” The Watt The commit ument Fund . final report. this vicinity and not yet J they agreed t mediately. ceived at the THE! The Mammot by R Rosenberg ceived the la able stock brought to . One establish class and will Prices. Ros mh27-tf Pal Keep your eyes open,