May 10, 1876 (4 pages)

OCORRIRYS REN aT eee ag Speer a ___abont two years ago, the praise bestowed upon it incited him to a gwam a-long way veyoud, his depth, _. other the big heads-of the-country ~ place te the next man. it ~ gial problem is something as deep . ~ wnd mysterious as the seu; the ques@ She Daily Tianseript , NEVADA CITY, CAL. — rn Weinesday. May 10, 1876. The ‘Money Question. it seems to be the general opivion ‘that Senator Jonés is not the Moses who is to lead us out of the financial wilderness. His labored effort ou the gold and silver qnestioh proved an undistinguisbable mass of / statistics and figures strung together at: “such length that-the wisest financiers). ean not make head nor tail out-of it. In addition to-this,-the papers. are beginning to pick out the stitches of “his argument bere and “there, until the fabric so industriously cut, mease ured and put together is falling to: ___. pbreds as fast.as possible, When} + Jones made his first monetary speech greater effort, He nmiade a good impression then because he stopped when his knowledge of the question gave out,--On the last occasion he and manufactured history te bolster: wp his arguments. One after anarray to solve the money question, make a temporary furry and give . The finan\ “different conntries-of the werld,caa -good deal about—a—so-called ‘silver man to have sufficient ready cash on ~ sured by a letter received inthis tion-of discount, interest bonds, demoralizxt.on, coinage, standards of value, ote. eto., with the ceusless ebb and flow of money throughout the be explained on verious theories, just as scientific men account for Get tain movements of the ocean with its tides, currents, trade winds, storms and calms; but te control or direct any of:these movements is another thing, and the time—will come when financiers will give up the job ass Useless waste of time-and brainlabor. A few weeks ago we heard a glut." Now, when there—is— net enough money inthe country for each hand-to-payas he goes, there is no ‘glut’ worth complaining of. When men get more money than they can handle readily, and coin gets too thick for convenience, we are ready. to name a thousand industries into which that money can be put advantageously. about money).and:that.is to keep it ia motion. A busy, rustling,’ lively, active, nimbié half dollar that is always en the skip and jump does mere good than a sluggish, lazy $20 piece that lies all.the year rownd dormant ina vault, doing nothing but drawing interest. The proper solution of the financial problem is for every man to pay cash for every thing he gets,. and keep his loose ehange on the wing. Ifany one has a glut of silver let him come up this way and we will afford him relief. a The Reunion. A meeting has been culled of the ‘various committees on urrangements, for the Old Settlers reunion, as will te seon by the notice elsewhere. . here should be a full ‘attendance, as the final arrangements will be perfected on that day. We are arCity, from the Chairman of the Exeoutive Committee of old settlers at f§an Francisco, thut the interest manifeuted by old Nevadans, from all parts of the Pacific Coast, from Austin Nevada, to San Diego California, willassare a glorious reunivn on the . 26th. Letthe yarious committees, and citizens generally, unite in making preparations worthy of the oc; casion. > <_> te Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post . @ffice, in this city, fot the week ending Monday, May ft),,1876. Persons. ealling: for advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement. H.H. Hasxrs, P.M, Austin; Mre Casteel, Milton Bonner, T. G. 7 »Holbreek, OC. . Meg>d wn DeClark, Isasc, Eddy, Miss Aun Fliza Johnson, Brock anes George . Jetter, George Meeker, David — Pazer, Thos. “Parker, Wm. ‘Teymon, Coon — Thomas, Ezra ‘fowne, Miss Earnestine L. A ¥Faln committee applied to a dealer in agficultural implements for something™ they could, sell in shares. He sent them a plough, . Republican institutions, “thai ‘. our exchanges record accountsof There is but one rules ‘{one hundred pounds. The freight fore been $5 for 100 pounds.—¢, V. ‘Communicated. } Hoodliums, To-day z hoodlums of’ this-State ire a greater curse to ourselves, our att “the. Daily Chinese that are in our midst. fiendish acts perpetrated by hieodInms and instigated by the devil, that are so atrocious, that barbirous or héathen nations would not: recognize the perpetrators.In San Francisco last Thursday, they ‘took, possession of a street car and robbed the passeiigers, and the Conductor and driver were afraid of assassina-tion if they interfered._At the same time another gang hacked a China boy until nearly dead, while bravely trying to defend bis— employers properly—left in his charge during theixy absence— verily the heathen Ohinese. ~ Oar cify‘has hoodlumsin bud and: blossom: Let any observing parent in walking around our suburbs of an evening, ndtice the number of boys and girls—young men and young women, and’ witness the lewdness and hear the profanity and obscenity of the language used, and then pause and reflect, and they will know that, in a few years, these young people will be inmates of houses of ill-fame, jails, and prisons, and if you do notwant your loved ones to followin their footsteps, and bring your gray hairs with sorrow to your grave, keep your children at school, or employed through the day,—and“make—your} home and their home so p!easant and . j ing comes, they willhave no desire Death of Mrs. Jamés Colléy. Yesterday morning et ha!f-past eleven o’clock Mrs. Susan F, Colley, wife of James Colley ‘of this city, breathed fier last at Grass Valley. Mrs, Colley has been in ill-héaltb for the“past year, and eight months since was taken to San Francisco where she has since: been: under the charge of skillfu) physicians, but did not receive any benefit therefrom. it best, to have her brought howe, and on Monday sfarted and reached Colfax, where they remained over night, when the train for Grass Valley was taken, and-—that—place was reached at the usual time. As the train could not run any further a carriage was obtained and the deceased started for this cily, Before she had preceeded far it was found that death was near, and she was re“moved to a hows, where she died-at ithe time stated above, Mrs, Colley was aged about-41 -yeays, and bas lived inthis city for the—pastfour“teen years. She was an exemplary Womubin— every respect; -aud=-was beloved by all who knew her. She leaves two youn, sons and a devoted busband to. mourn her losa,_to whom the sympathies of ‘the entire community is extended. ~The funeral is expected to take place on Thursday. ~= — “_Thse Railroad Car, _A-sum.of money sufficent to pay fore irpets,tma’s aud + pittoons,f r the passenger Car, which will be run from . this city,to Colfax on the Narrow agreeable for them, that when-_even-. Gauge Railroad, -was-donated by thet following persons: Mrs. J. V. Hantsponsibility of training the children entrusted to your charge resia With . you: they are clay iu the potter's . when they-arrive at years of “maturi. ty, they will ‘bean honor to you, themselves, and their country; that when you-are laid away inthe cold earth, your memory will be “daily blessed—not cursed, as it surely will) be, if through your indulgence, indifference or neglect, yout children have to pass their lives asoutcasts from_soeiety,. jn--pfisons andjails; and possibly end a wretched existence upon the gallows, cursing you for not teachiug and enforcing good habits in childhood. Itis a feurfal thing fora man or woman to have to say, ‘Oh, if my parents had only obly beebjust and trde to themselves and me—had enforced obedienge in that, which in: their uratured judggnent they knew was right, and not let me had my childish, foolish way, then my whole hfe would have “been honored iand honorable, instead of being a disgrace to myname, kindred, and country.”’ In a few short years your childfen will be men and women, will be actors upon the stage of life; tiy’ and make them such men and women as you desire them to be, for their own comfort and happiness, for the strength. and perpetuity of our free government and Republican instituHons rests upon the proper education ot our children. Ww, _—--— oo] ‘A Dastardly Outrage. On Sunday evening While a foremason the railroad was walkiaog peaceably up the track on. his way home, a posse of hoodlums assaulted him with a shower of stones. The cowardly villains having less courage than their class usually posseds, took gooi care to keep: themselves concealed from view, thus rendering it impossible to perforate their hides er\recognize them, — Reduction of Express Pieight “~ Charges. Wells, Fargo & Co. have reduced freight.charges between San Franciseo and Grass Vulley—to-$2.75 for charges, by the express, — between Grass Valley and Sacramento ~ are now $2 50 for one hnndred pounds. The reduction is caused by the operation of the local railroad. The freight charges between Grass Valley end San Francisco have heretoUnion. o~A-MAn in Indiana’ recently sent twenty-five cents by mail, pasted on’ the back of ‘a postal card. —-——--2= _ ‘ax newest note paper is made to fitin the envelope without folding. Irish linen is much in favor. In this Centenuial year ‘there are 20,000 more females than males in the City of Bretherly Love, Se Weaten of twenty five in Egypt are : iJodge Caldwell, — Mra, Geo Ww. hands; su teach aud-train thea, that} ‘. -combings, at from "$1 to $3. Ladies La blissful-fature be -Oleaveit. Parents, the fearful re-. er Mrs, Niles Searls, Mrs, -R-W4 . Tally, Mrs, B. J.) Watson,Mrs. Jno. Pattison, Mrs. E. H. Gaylord, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. N. PBrown, Mrs. I. J.-Rolfe, Mrs. Holbrook, Miss Gussie Wentworth, Miss Flora’ Holbrook Mrs, T, W,_ Sigourney, Mrs. R.-M, Hunt. The managers of the affair request all the ladies of this city to_be on band with floral treasures, ready~to help decorate the ear forits first trip from this place.’ Due notice will be given of the time for them to attend, and itis hoped all Wil —— — See Teachers’ Institute, The Teachers’ Institute will assemble ut the Grammar school room this: morning, at 10 o’clock, After roll call by districts, and. permanent organization, the Instituts will proceed with its exercises as arranged by: the committee.) This-evening exercises, will be held at the Theatre, and will consistof vocal and instramental music, and an address by Prof.E. H. Cart Superintendent of Public Instruction, Friends of education, and the public generally, are invited to attend the session and lectures: All unemployed teachers, holding county certificates, and desiring situations, should be present and have their pames im the list of members of the Institute, as, other qualifications being equal,.the members of the Institute will be the first recomended to fill vacancies. 7 ee Hair! Hair? Hair? Mrs. M.E. Booth, manufacturer and dealer in human hair goods, hair jewelry, cosmetics, ete:,. at the Parlor of Stokes’ Hotel,“corner of Chureh and Main Streets, Grass Valey._Mrs: Bvooth has the-finestand cheapest stock of goods on ‘the coast. Elegant switches made. of can send their hair by mail and receive it by express, at Mrs. Buoth’s expense. mal0-3t ¥ anes He Hapa Sout to Save.—There is a saloon-keeper in this town who is very conscientious of bis observance of our Christian Sabbath. Sunday morning ‘two exqtisitelydressed young gentlemen direpped into-this identical saloon en route to church,. Possibly in anticipation of a dry sermon they called. for. lignid refreshments, which Laving Leon disposed of, One of them. said: ‘Gimme the dice, I wantto shake.’ _ the bar keeper sighed, and sad: ’ **You can't desecrate the Sabbath with my dice, as long as I yearn for “‘Why , old fel,’’ responded oue of the youths, ‘‘I only wanted'to shake with Tomto see who will have to furnish the quarter when the plate was being passed around."’ “That's a borse of another .color’’ was the mollified reply as the dice box was produced. ‘1 thought yeu wanted to gamble on Sunday, and I’il be d~-——dif you can come that ‘tu me as long as I havea soul to save!"*—San Antonio Herald, Iy preparing uests-for setting hens a pleoty cf sulphur shonld be sprinkled in the nest, and cecasionally more added tv guard against verA few days since Mr. Colley thought, . @usuly be imagined that ker life was ‘the stomach and vomired violently. “FAfter several severe, retcbings “she . . felt the sunke coming Up. the grave.**. : Hard to Digest. The heroine of this remarkable oceurence is Mrs. Sarah Linderner, who lives on Reserve .street, Vancouver, She came there in Septeinber last from Camp Bidwell, Modco couty, Cal., where she had _previously resided with her husband on ‘aranci. She relates the story substantially as follows: ‘‘One day in the month of March, a year ago she bud been washing during tbe day, and when night caimé was thrrsty. Not having dny water in the bouse she took a eup and repaired to a spring, ov hole in the ground, where her. husband had sunk a barrel, near asmull creek, The dusk of eveni g had faded: into darkness, rendering it imposssble for her to see what might bein the cup when she dravk, She drank a deep draught from the ~ fy Telegraph.) . Mining Stocks. * Yesterday Morning’s Sales. eeeawemeneted 216 170 2810 330 » 675 ~ 460 449 110 220 1265 950 440 475 _ 315 339. Ophir 55%. : Gould & Curry 177%. Mexican 3434. Best & Belcher 56. California 80. Savage 1734. _ Con Virginia 7444. Chollar 82, Crown Point 1574. Yeiiow Jacket 27 *4. Imperial 45%. Alpha 50. Kentuck 124%. Belcher 197%. Sierra Nevada 1674. Utah 23. \ Exchequer 18%, -cnp and fen something —wriggiing down her throat, seemingly the size of a horse-hair and two or three inches long. She attewpte _Yruine itup, but could not, and thinking it would, if'an animal, be unable to live in ber stomach, for the time being, Three or four monthsthereafter ilar to aggravated-dyspepsia, terrible. burnings and pressure in the stom= web, and constant cravings fer food snd yet never satisfied, like one af flicted with: tape-worm. -5i wi treated-from-titue—to--timefor ‘her iisabied, ‘but for a long time she would not think that she had a snake in her stomach, She came to Vancouver with ber husband last fall, in the mean time her troubles increusing, and for the \past three months assdming the mostfrightful symptoms, ~Sbe could. feel tue -auimul moving about in her stomach, clear inistakable evidences, such as biiing ther-stomach-severety, and rendeiiny her almost beside herself with pain and horror, Ibe animal would “seize hold of the lining of her stomach and bite until some warm food or drink was adwinstered.to the pa: “tent, when it would subside and. be quiet. ‘Lhe poor woman was kept almost consti thy. biti ets eel epee benetit-of his ‘shukeship, and—it-may ove round of uumitigated horror. Despuiring of a cure, she wrote to a Calitornia physician, who sent her @ prescripuon, Which was simply to starve herself and drink nothing but brandy. Friday morning of. last week,-after-huving suffered fearfully the day previous, she began the new regimen, Building up a hot. fire, she doused heavily witb tue -liquor, and-reelined-on_the tloor with. her face cluse to the fire, Along in the fureuvon she became deathly sick ut Was so-near-ber mouth us to impede her breathing, When, rising to her feet in ber—<agony, aud leaning her head against (ae mantlepiece, directly over the tire, Shé thrust ber fingers down her throat; stretching 11 to its widest.tensiup, and “the suake glided frow ber moutu and felh into the bot coals of the fire below, and was burntup. At this moment there was no ene present but a girl twelve "years old, aud she did not dare to take the animal from—the: fire, and the woman fainted uwuy. The snake is desdribed as closely resembling a common garter snake, and wus ubout sixte¢n inches ip length. It thrust it's tongue from it’s mouth as-it fell into the tire, Que or two of the neighbors were called in, und tl ey -say the coil of the snuke was plauly visible in it’s entire shape upon the coals of fire, ‘The woman who hug pined away from 18U pounds to a hving skelet.n, fecis a wonderfnl sense of reliet in yeiting rid of the loathsome reptile. d t 4 A Nrw Source or Guano.—Peru, it seems, can no longer lay claim to a monopoly of this unrivaled fertilizer. The Governor of the Bahamas has reported that ‘‘eave earth,’’ or guano is found on the islands in large quantities; and he thinks there may perhaps be 400,000 tons of the material. Some cute Yankee firm, before the value of the ‘‘cave earth’’ was known, secured a seven years’ monopoly on ridiculously easy terms. For some time, thén, the, Bahamas will be debarred from profiting to any material extent in their newly discovered wealth. TuE investigation inte the Cotton Bureau of the Treasury Department’ promises rich revelations, It is -already shown t at over $300,000 have bzen paid to attorneys fer services for which there was no authority of law, while the employment ef Judge Frazier of ludiaaa, late member of the British-American Mixed ‘Claims Commission, at a salary. of $10,000 per annum, is also in violation of, law. Bristow did not employ him, He is oue of the extravaguuces which followed the appointment of Richardson as Secretary of the Treasury. Tue site onwhich Cincinnati is built was sold for less than $50 in 1787. = Tue inbubitdnts o£ Greeley, Colo:ado, have seeured » $30,000. school house by contributing $10 apiece. DIED. min, considered old. At Grass Valley, Tuesday, May 9th, 1876, dismissed the subject from-her wind. . she began to nanifest symptoms sim} She was} ly munifesting its presence by—un-+— dts head . 280 1260 670 470 Overman 64.— Justice 25,Union Con 13%4, — Lady Bryan 1°.465 Julia 94. 420 Caledénia’87%. 200 Succor 50c. 80" Hate & Norcross-5474. 20 Caledonia 1734. 45 Bullion 44, . Johnston & DeHart, . ~ tie 3 b Successors to Joknston & Son. NEVA! 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, a $06 Opposite Union Hotel, HARUWARE, eda @. ‘ Gauge from STOVES, > on Sunday Pa TIN WARE, Excursiot = ley to Colfa IRON & STEEL, day, ean be ‘NAILS, SHOVELS for $2. PICKS, © : erehanlel Whealhas i } rived, and" _ Wheelbarrows, _ . === . Sunday lust . Grindstones, Rope, ____ Miss _Kit ; hes : oY . Blocks & Sheaves, Sane Ox Bows and. Keys, “Ydence on: : : ied on § Chain; Anvils, Vi — : Bets =. The day Bellows. Trustees-in Also, the celebrated a telegram fr BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE. lusa Sui, 8 = Te, Susan F. Colley, aged 41 years, \ Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales.) smacuine AND CARRIAGE BFLTS and oe eee _ cen = ae “ ja favor Baltimore 2%. RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. : oo lent inet ~~ Weedville-2. PAINTS & OIBS, of all kinds. = = ale wT aj a : .& , : 8. ( Occidental 4. ‘ BLASTING-and SPORTING . vOWDER : peu cee Leopurd-474. : ; ae iseds her Jeffersen doe. FUSE, SHOT, &c. ee snilk-o a Gen Thomas 157; Fell line of ROGERS’ i RS’ Celebrated ith g Eureka Con 11. Z 7 oe Raymond & Hiy 14, Nickel Plated Ware. weet aoe Hill 824. : it-was also ‘orthein-Belle 42, ~ Direc ) Br “ Gila 11, eile Direct from Meridan meng Mi ne The Gr es CROCKERY, ; ani a ——that-the-pi = 7 st sp HOTEL ARRIVALS. . giasswanr, the last 8} 5 ae acme ; ise done on tl National Exchange Hotel. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, calebration . . Se A. EDDY, Proprietor. ~ ee — d a _qoellifiMospay, May, 8th, 1876. Wiles; Gees sence J-Ai Nickerson, Sacramento Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, : “orain leave CE Medbury, Sar Francisco ‘ cannon ro F esata 50) Peng ; ‘Agents for band play Thos Hughes, Eureka, Nevada ; California Powder Works. they will dum) Mioweber, Scisuce cily s 4] Mounter, do agen erie : ood hum treo Irving, Marysville SUARTZ SCREENS er Re 8 a = J. Weber, Wash ington der at San Franeisco prices. The 'N Gaby, Pleasant Valley o . Fred sacket, V Flume tra, A Large stock of Galvanized IRON . stage line UO Damond, Chie fe ve : =P Oconren, Wie PaAES WATER PIPE constantly on hand and can.A Hodgkins, do ‘ + T Kank, Beccaiento sction made with the City Water Works, posed of aie IRON PIPE. made to order and sil G 8 Vv _ HOTEL ARRIVALS. kinds Sf Rapsiring-dode, Boca In fact the best selected stock of Goods All mer Union Hotel. —____-_l in. Neyeas-Count-—and-aaCusap as Club, are D.W. SNAPP, Erepriater: the Cheapest. : a. Skating Monpay, May — 8th, 1876. =D — “o'clock W H Pascoe, Dutch Flat . +a.Call ‘and see us at the : Th © M Crocker, Grass Valley —= ' : : eg W C Bradley, Wiilow Valley Fioneer Stand, , . K L Fulton, San Francisco ‘. S”"OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTTER. "Sy i" Web __J Brimskill, Washington fp SRE = . e ha’ L R Prescott, do Dissolution of Co-partnershi c Grixsell, de : : f : = pari ———— _ er’s sod: Rey GR Davis, Nevada Cit : ~ i A Barton, ~ : ao : J is co.partnership heretofore existing, any tri CH Chase, do between theundersigned, under the stronger C Harrison, do firnt name of JOHNSTON & SON, ‘is this, will sa J M Smith, Lime Kil day dissolved bv mutual consent, Peter : y Wim Ragsdell’ Bear River Jounston returing. Alldebts against said prepared W H Frye, Kelief Hill firm will be paid by Peter Jobuston, h Jas Landeberg, do PETER JOHNSTON. through J G Landsberg, do ; W.d.JOHNSTON, a youch*fo W C Monroe, Omega All outstanding accounts of the above 2, GW Reid, Truckee firm will bazeceipted for by either PETEB propriet Se JOHNSTON or .W. J. JOHNSTON, . in bis li = ———— . Nevada City, May ist, 1876. in bis Ml NEVADA THEATRE. ea : of uubot Bp Certificate of Copartnership. ae California Minstrels. : bahewrs : —— Ww: certify that we constitute a partpracticit Thomas Maguire, . Sole Proprietor, nership, transacting Sadcion, aes called at George T. Evans, Musical Dirécter. ware and. General Merchandise in this ° ; —— = “State; its principal place of business ie. evening Friday & Saturday Ev’gs, Nevada City, California: its name is JOHN=. ae STON.& DeHART. Tbe full names and P * May 19th and 20th. respective-pluces of residence of both its horse be as : membets are signed hereto. Pp FIRST—Vocal and Instrumental, W. J. JOHNSTON, Nevada City. ed te s : _E. J. Def ‘Nevada City." walk ar introductory Overture, CALIFORNIANS . _ May Ist, 1876. es ti +t the Dend and Beautiful Rest, J M Davis . ~~ ea eres ion ups Anniec’ the Bankso’ Dee, Fredy Walz FOR SALE. = i to whic! Comic Song. + Charley,Sutton ; ie Speaktome, =. J.C. Rassell oan tlemen I'm)so Glad, Charley. Reed i : v1 You're Always Young to me, R. T. fgrrell "WNHE Property on Piety Hill, near the Califorr To conclude with the celebrated BL Railroad depot, known ag the CLARE-~~ “walle s GILMORE CONCERTS ! & TORSON FLOURING MILL PROPERTY ° hai 3 consisting of two acres of und, more or Ce Grand Overture, = = _Full Band. jess, together with the ‘Mill Building SS nace Aan aac aa Ernest Linden . Warehouse, office and otner Buildings is 7 zOrnet BG10, ~~ " Ww Courtright . offered for sale cheapfor cash. For terms Tuba Solo [ina horn] J. M. Norcross f of gale enquire of Th en Foi ear Charley Sutton N. P. BROWN pa Salute toSan Francisco, Full Band ansori fice Commi Conductor, + . Charley Reed . ’ Nevads. March 20 oe _ PartSecond—Grand Olio. adh ted tor #irOriginai Musical Inteziude, by WM. : JOHN H. HARRISON, Nevada COURTRIGHT, entitled FALER IN BEEF, MUTTON,. Saturd: Southern Sunny Home! [pcan se” COBNMP SERF, CORNED attends enathy Jackoom, 5 gg ag gpttents sold at reasonable rates for Cash. followi) n Jac z ~ rank Wilson op on Broad Street i rads j AlexanderJackson, James Mackee Thestre. rr several The Fellow that Looks Lixe Me . Execu Mrs Geo Washington Bibly:, DR, C, D. BOBQ, LJ.B : Earnest Linden see Mr Geo Washington Bibbs, ““. PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON, Jacobs : J, M. Norcroas. —_ : f Cupid, é Charley Sutton ESEDENCE, BROAD STRFET oppo Watt, _ Ballad--Selected, -. T. T. TYRRELC. \& site the THEATRE. Office at and A. Ordinary Conversation. Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, _— Com Ben Bee, : = = Charley Reed Dronsy a Specialty. n8 23 wt, 3 Joe See, + + Charicy Sutton Bee A Orme; *_ © Oxchoin DELINQUENT NOTICE. soe G. vor The performance to conclude with the ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. Fins Amusing Farce, eutitled ING COMPANY. Location of prin ©, 4. : ’ cipal place of business, fan , New Year's Callers. co, California. Location of works, North Ld. Sofe, % + Karnest Linden . Bloomfield, Nevada County, California Pp . Peter, e -Charley Reed . Notice—There are delinquent, upon the ® Behe Augustus, =. James Macken . following described “Kk, On apcount of Re Philip, R58 _ Charley Reed . Assessment No. 42, levied on the TwentiSearls Bull, (Sofie s Big Brother) Wm Vouftright . eth day of March,1876,the severalfamounts : . __‘ Other Characters by the Company, —_. set opposite the names of the respective — . — MeMu : : —_— shareholders as follows: Admission $1. m6 : No.of . Noof Bell, y ‘ Names Certifi'e Shareg Amt i Log Contract to Let. John Nightingale, 60 500 $500 Btidge John Nightingsie, 61. 500. 500 ter, . Bayerque,J. B. Fel gu ss \OR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, . ton, G. Duseol, and 8. Samu tor the Season. Address i. Theller, Executors A. B. MONUMENTAL MILL CO., of the Estate of F.L.A, Enjigrant Gap, Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 6250 -% Maydth, 1876. Placer Co. Jas H, Debinson,Tr. 123 6900 6900 1 Ic to i accordance with law, and an or10 CE or of the of Directors, made on the maiv: _ ICE, ICE. = , . Twentieth day of March, 1876, so many Ou sént to the Office, er E, w, . *2ares of each parcel of such stock as may Bigelow’s, or given to the Driver, will . b¢ Becessary, will be sold at public auction F be promptly attende.: to by the at the office of the Company, No, 320 Sanmas: NEVADA ICE COMPANY, . 80me Street, San Francisco, California, on Tw : «. FRIDAY, the Nineteenth of MAY, t _ DR. F, BUELOW 1876, at the hour of one o’clock, P. M., of neat. ’ such day, to pay delinquent Assessments Physician and Surgeon, thereon, together with costs of advertising W: FFICE ON BRUAD STREET, adjoic. . " tary pee O ing the Theatre. des £ Otice—No. 2 y Bown : oo Sen, é — . Nevada June ivth. iste “~"T Francised, California. wan’

OCORRIRYS REN aT eee ag Speer a ___abont two years ago, the praise bestowed upon it incited him to a gwam a-long way veyoud, his depth, _. other the big heads-of the-country ~ place te the next man. it ~ gial problem is something as deep . ~ wnd mysterious as the seu; the ques@ She Daily Tianseript , NEVADA CITY, CAL. — rn Weinesday. May 10, 1876. The ‘Money Question. it seems to be the general opivion ‘that Senator Jonés is not the Moses who is to lead us out of the financial wilderness. His labored effort ou the gold and silver qnestioh proved an undistinguisbable mass of / statistics and figures strung together at: “such length that-the wisest financiers). ean not make head nor tail out-of it. In addition to-this,-the papers. are beginning to pick out the stitches of “his argument bere and “there, until the fabric so industriously cut, mease ured and put together is falling to: ___. pbreds as fast.as possible, When} + Jones made his first monetary speech greater effort, He nmiade a good impression then because he stopped when his knowledge of the question gave out,--On the last occasion he and manufactured history te bolster: wp his arguments. One after anarray to solve the money question, make a temporary furry and give . The finan\ “different conntries-of the werld,caa -good deal about—a—so-called ‘silver man to have sufficient ready cash on ~ sured by a letter received inthis tion-of discount, interest bonds, demoralizxt.on, coinage, standards of value, ote. eto., with the ceusless ebb and flow of money throughout the be explained on verious theories, just as scientific men account for Get tain movements of the ocean with its tides, currents, trade winds, storms and calms; but te control or direct any of:these movements is another thing, and the time—will come when financiers will give up the job ass Useless waste of time-and brainlabor. A few weeks ago we heard a glut." Now, when there—is— net enough money inthe country for each hand-to-payas he goes, there is no ‘glut’ worth complaining of. When men get more money than they can handle readily, and coin gets too thick for convenience, we are ready. to name a thousand industries into which that money can be put advantageously. about money).and:that.is to keep it ia motion. A busy, rustling,’ lively, active, nimbié half dollar that is always en the skip and jump does mere good than a sluggish, lazy $20 piece that lies all.the year rownd dormant ina vault, doing nothing but drawing interest. The proper solution of the financial problem is for every man to pay cash for every thing he gets,. and keep his loose ehange on the wing. Ifany one has a glut of silver let him come up this way and we will afford him relief. a The Reunion. A meeting has been culled of the ‘various committees on urrangements, for the Old Settlers reunion, as will te seon by the notice elsewhere. . here should be a full ‘attendance, as the final arrangements will be perfected on that day. We are arCity, from the Chairman of the Exeoutive Committee of old settlers at f§an Francisco, thut the interest manifeuted by old Nevadans, from all parts of the Pacific Coast, from Austin Nevada, to San Diego California, willassare a glorious reunivn on the . 26th. Letthe yarious committees, and citizens generally, unite in making preparations worthy of the oc; casion. > <_> te Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post . @ffice, in this city, fot the week ending Monday, May ft),,1876. Persons. ealling: for advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement. H.H. Hasxrs, P.M, Austin; Mre Casteel, Milton Bonner, T. G. 7 »Holbreek, OC. . Meg>d wn DeClark, Isasc, Eddy, Miss Aun Fliza Johnson, Brock anes George . Jetter, George Meeker, David — Pazer, Thos. “Parker, Wm. ‘Teymon, Coon — Thomas, Ezra ‘fowne, Miss Earnestine L. A ¥Faln committee applied to a dealer in agficultural implements for something™ they could, sell in shares. He sent them a plough, . Republican institutions, “thai ‘. our exchanges record accountsof There is but one rules ‘{one hundred pounds. The freight fore been $5 for 100 pounds.—¢, V. ‘Communicated. } Hoodliums, To-day z hoodlums of’ this-State ire a greater curse to ourselves, our att “the. Daily Chinese that are in our midst. fiendish acts perpetrated by hieodInms and instigated by the devil, that are so atrocious, that barbirous or héathen nations would not: recognize the perpetrators.In San Francisco last Thursday, they ‘took, possession of a street car and robbed the passeiigers, and the Conductor and driver were afraid of assassina-tion if they interfered._At the same time another gang hacked a China boy until nearly dead, while bravely trying to defend bis— employers properly—left in his charge during theixy absence— verily the heathen Ohinese. ~ Oar cify‘has hoodlumsin bud and: blossom: Let any observing parent in walking around our suburbs of an evening, ndtice the number of boys and girls—young men and young women, and’ witness the lewdness and hear the profanity and obscenity of the language used, and then pause and reflect, and they will know that, in a few years, these young people will be inmates of houses of ill-fame, jails, and prisons, and if you do notwant your loved ones to followin their footsteps, and bring your gray hairs with sorrow to your grave, keep your children at school, or employed through the day,—and“make—your} home and their home so p!easant and . j ing comes, they willhave no desire Death of Mrs. Jamés Colléy.. Yesterday morning et ha!f-past eleven o’clock Mrs. Susan F, Colley, wife of James Colley ‘of this city, breathed fier last at Grass Valley. Mrs, Colley has been in ill-héaltb for the“past year, and eight months since was taken to San Francisco where she has since: been: under the charge of skillfu) physicians, but did not receive any benefit therefrom. it best, to have her brought howe, and on Monday sfarted and reached Colfax, where they remained over night, when the train for Grass Valley was taken, and-—that—place was reached at the usual time. As the train could not run any further a carriage was obtained and the deceased started for this cily, Before she had preceeded far it was found that death was near, and she was re“moved to a hows, where she died-at ithe time stated above, Mrs, Colley was aged about-41 -yeays, and bas lived inthis city for the—pastfour“teen years. She was an exemplary Womubin— every respect; -aud=-was beloved by all who knew her. She leaves two youn, sons and a devoted busband to. mourn her losa,_to whom the sympathies of ‘the entire community is extended. ~The funeral is expected to take place on Thursday. ~= — “_Thse Railroad Car, _A-sum.of money sufficent to pay fore irpets,tma’s aud + pittoons,f r the passenger Car, which will be run from . this city,to Colfax on the Narrow agreeable for them, that when-_even-. Gauge Railroad, -was-donated by thet following persons: Mrs. J. V. Hantsponsibility of training the children entrusted to your charge resia With . you: they are clay iu the potter's . when they-arrive at years of “maturi. ty, they will ‘bean honor to you, themselves, and their country; that when you-are laid away inthe cold earth, your memory will be “daily blessed—not cursed, as it surely will) be, if through your indulgence, indifference or neglect, yout children have to pass their lives asoutcasts from_soeiety,. jn--pfisons andjails; and possibly end a wretched existence upon the gallows, cursing you for not teachiug and enforcing good habits in childhood. Itis a feurfal thing fora man or woman to have to say, ‘Oh, if my parents had only obly beebjust and trde to themselves and me—had enforced obedienge in that, which in: their uratured judggnent they knew was right, and not let me had my childish, foolish way, then my whole hfe would have “been honored iand honorable, instead of being a disgrace to myname, kindred, and country.”’ In a few short years your childfen will be men and women, will be actors upon the stage of life; tiy’ and make them such men and women as you desire them to be, for their own comfort and happiness, for the strength. and perpetuity of our free government and Republican instituHons rests upon the proper education ot our children. Ww, _—--— oo] ‘A Dastardly Outrage. On Sunday evening While a foremason the railroad was walkiaog peaceably up the track on. his way home, a posse of hoodlums assaulted him with a shower of stones. The cowardly villains having less courage than their class usually posseds, took gooi care to keep: themselves concealed from view, thus rendering it impossible to perforate their hides er\recognize them, — Reduction of Express Pieight “~ Charges. Wells, Fargo & Co. have reduced freight.charges between San Franciseo and Grass Vulley—to-$2.75 for charges, by the express, — between Grass Valley and Sacramento ~ are now $2 50 for one hnndred pounds. The reduction is caused by the operation of the local railroad. The freight charges between Grass Valley end San Francisco have heretoUnion. o~A-MAn in Indiana’ recently sent twenty-five cents by mail, pasted on’ the back of ‘a postal card. —-——--2= _ ‘ax newest note paper is made to fitin the envelope without folding. Irish linen is much in favor. In this Centenuial year ‘there are 20,000 more females than males in the City of Bretherly Love, Se Weaten of twenty five in Egypt are : iJodge Caldwell, — Mra, Geo Ww. hands; su teach aud-train thea, that} ‘. -combings, at from "$1 to $3. Ladies La blissful-fature be -Oleaveit. Parents, the fearful re-. er Mrs, Niles Searls, Mrs, -R-W4 . Tally, Mrs, B. J.) Watson,Mrs. Jno. Pattison, Mrs. E. H. Gaylord, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. N. PBrown, Mrs. I. J.-Rolfe, Mrs. Holbrook, Miss Gussie Wentworth, Miss Flora’ Holbrook Mrs, T, W,_ Sigourney, Mrs. R.-M, Hunt. The managers of the affair request all the ladies of this city to_be on band with floral treasures, ready~to help decorate the ear forits first trip from this place.’ Due notice will be given of the time for them to attend, and itis hoped all Wil —— — See Teachers’ Institute, The Teachers’ Institute will assemble ut the Grammar school room this: morning, at 10 o’clock, After roll call by districts, and. permanent organization, the Instituts will proceed with its exercises as arranged by: the committee.) This-evening exercises, will be held at the Theatre, and will consistof vocal and instramental music, and an address by Prof.E. H. Cart Superintendent of Public Instruction, Friends of education, and the public generally, are invited to attend the session and lectures: All unemployed teachers, holding county certificates, and desiring situations, should be present and have their pames im the list of members of the Institute, as, other qualifications being equal,.the members of the Institute will be the first recomended to fill vacancies. 7 ee Hair! Hair? Hair? Mrs. M.E. Booth, manufacturer and dealer in human hair goods, hair jewelry, cosmetics, ete:,. at the Parlor of Stokes’ Hotel,“corner of Chureh and Main Streets, Grass Valey._Mrs: Bvooth has the-finestand cheapest stock of goods on ‘the coast. Elegant switches made. of can send their hair by mail and receive it by express, at Mrs. Buoth’s expense. mal0-3t ¥ anes He Hapa Sout to Save.—There is a saloon-keeper in this town who is very conscientious of bis observance of our Christian Sabbath. Sunday morning ‘two exqtisitelydressed young gentlemen direpped into-this identical saloon en route to church,. Possibly in anticipation of a dry sermon they called. for. lignid refreshments, which Laving Leon disposed of, One of them. said: ‘Gimme the dice, I wantto shake.’ _ the bar keeper sighed, and sad: ’ **You can't desecrate the Sabbath with my dice, as long as I yearn for “‘Why , old fel,’’ responded oue of the youths, ‘‘I only wanted'to shake with Tomto see who will have to furnish the quarter when the plate was being passed around."’ “That's a borse of another .color’’ was the mollified reply as the dice box was produced. ‘1 thought yeu wanted to gamble on Sunday, and I’il be d~-——dif you can come that ‘tu me as long as I havea soul to save!"*—San Antonio Herald, Iy preparing uests-for setting hens a pleoty cf sulphur shonld be sprinkled in the nest, and cecasionally more added tv guard against verA few days since Mr. Colley thought, . @usuly be imagined that ker life was ‘the stomach and vomired violently. “FAfter several severe, retcbings “she . . felt the sunke coming Up. the grave.**. : Hard to Digest. The heroine of this remarkable oceurence is Mrs. Sarah Linderner, who lives on Reserve .street, Vancouver, She came there in Septeinber last from Camp Bidwell, Modco couty, Cal., where she had _previously resided with her husband on

‘aranci. She relates the story substantially as follows: ‘‘One day in the month of March, a year ago she bud been washing during tbe day, and when night caimé was thrrsty. Not having dny water in the bouse she took a eup and repaired to a spring, ov hole in the ground, where her. husband had sunk a barrel, near asmull creek, The dusk of eveni g had faded: into darkness, rendering it imposssble for her to see what might bein the cup when she dravk, She drank a deep draught from the ~ fy Telegraph.) . Mining Stocks. * Yesterday Morning’s Sales. eeeawemeneted 216 170 2810 330 » 675 ~ 460 449 110 220 1265 950 440 475 _ 315 339. Ophir 55%. : Gould & Curry 177%. Mexican 3434. Best & Belcher 56. California 80. Savage 1734. _ Con Virginia 7444. Chollar 82, Crown Point 1574. Yeiiow Jacket 27 *4. Imperial 45%. Alpha 50. Kentuck 124%. Belcher 197%. Sierra Nevada 1674. Utah 23. \ Exchequer 18%, -cnp and fen something —wriggiing down her throat, seemingly the size of a horse-hair and two or three inches long. She attewpte _Yruine itup, but could not, and thinking it would, if'an animal, be unable to live in ber stomach, for the time being, Three or four monthsthereafter ilar to aggravated-dyspepsia, terrible. burnings and pressure in the stom= web, and constant cravings fer food snd yet never satisfied, like one af flicted with: tape-worm. -5i wi treated-from-titue—to--timefor ‘her iisabied, ‘but for a long time she would not think that she had a snake in her stomach, She came to Vancouver with ber husband last fall, in the mean time her troubles increusing, and for the \past three months assdming the mostfrightful symptoms, ~Sbe could. feel tue -auimul moving about in her stomach, clear inistakable evidences, such as biiing ther-stomach-severety, and rendeiiny her almost beside herself with pain and horror, Ibe animal would “seize hold of the lining of her stomach and bite until some warm food or drink was adwinstered.to the pa: “tent, when it would subside and. be quiet. ‘Lhe poor woman was kept almost consti thy. biti ets eel epee benetit-of his ‘shukeship, and—it-may ove round of uumitigated horror. Despuiring of a cure, she wrote to a Calitornia physician, who sent her @ prescripuon, Which was simply to starve herself and drink nothing but brandy. Friday morning of. last week,-after-huving suffered fearfully the day previous, she began the new regimen, Building up a hot. fire, she doused heavily witb tue -liquor, and-reelined-on_the tloor with. her face cluse to the fire, Along in the fureuvon she became deathly sick ut Was so-near-ber mouth us to impede her breathing, When, rising to her feet in ber—<agony, aud leaning her head against (ae mantlepiece, directly over the tire, Shé thrust ber fingers down her throat; stretching 11 to its widest.tensiup, and “the suake glided frow ber moutu and felh into the bot coals of the fire below, and was burntup. At this moment there was no ene present but a girl twelve "years old, aud she did not dare to take the animal from—the: fire, and the woman fainted uwuy. The snake is desdribed as closely resembling a common garter snake, and wus ubout sixte¢n inches ip length. It thrust it's tongue from it’s mouth as-it fell into the tire, Que or two of the neighbors were called in, und tl ey -say the coil of the snuke was plauly visible in it’s entire shape upon the coals of fire, ‘The woman who hug pined away from 18U pounds to a hving skelet.n, fecis a wonderfnl sense of reliet in yeiting rid of the loathsome reptile. d t 4 A Nrw Source or Guano.—Peru, it seems, can no longer lay claim to a monopoly of this unrivaled fertilizer. The Governor of the Bahamas has reported that ‘‘eave earth,’’ or guano is found on the islands in large quantities; and he thinks there may perhaps be 400,000 tons of the material. Some cute Yankee firm, before the value of the ‘‘cave earth’’ was known, secured a seven years’ monopoly on ridiculously easy terms. For some time, thén, the, Bahamas will be debarred from profiting to any material extent in their newly discovered wealth. TuE investigation inte the Cotton Bureau of the Treasury Department’ promises rich revelations, It is -already shown t at over $300,000 have bzen paid to attorneys fer services for which there was no authority of law, while the employment ef Judge Frazier of ludiaaa, late member of the British-American Mixed ‘Claims Commission, at a salary. of $10,000 per annum, is also in violation of, law. Bristow did not employ him, He is oue of the extravaguuces which followed the appointment of Richardson as Secretary of the Treasury. Tue site onwhich Cincinnati is built was sold for less than $50 in 1787. = Tue inbubitdnts o£ Greeley, Colo:ado, have seeured » $30,000. school house by contributing $10 apiece. DIED. min, considered old. At Grass Valley, Tuesday, May 9th, 1876, dismissed the subject from-her wind. . she began to nanifest symptoms sim} She was} ly munifesting its presence by—un-+— dts head . 280 1260 670 470 Overman 64.— Justice 25,Union Con 13%4, — Lady Bryan 1°.465 Julia 94. 420 Caledénia’87%. 200 Succor 50c. 80" Hate & Norcross-5474. 20 Caledonia 1734. 45 Bullion 44, . Johnston & DeHart, . ~ tie 3 b Successors to Joknston & Son. NEVA! 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, a $06 Opposite Union Hotel, HARUWARE, eda @. ‘ Gauge from STOVES, > on Sunday Pa TIN WARE, Excursiot = ley to Colfa IRON & STEEL, day, ean be ‘NAILS, SHOVELS for $2. PICKS, © : erehanlel Whealhas i } rived, and" _ Wheelbarrows, _ . === . Sunday lust . Grindstones, Rope, ____ Miss _Kit ; hes : oY . Blocks & Sheaves, Sane Ox Bows and. Keys, “Ydence on: : : ied on § Chain; Anvils, Vi — : Bets =. The day Bellows. Trustees-in Also, the celebrated a telegram fr BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE. lusa Sui, 8 = Te, Susan F. Colley, aged 41 years, \ Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales.) smacuine AND CARRIAGE BFLTS and oe eee _ cen = ae “ ja favor Baltimore 2%. RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. : oo lent inet ~~ Weedville-2. PAINTS & OIBS, of all kinds. = = ale wT aj a : .& , : 8. ( Occidental 4. ‘ BLASTING-and SPORTING . vOWDER : peu cee Leopurd-474. : ; ae iseds her Jeffersen doe. FUSE, SHOT, &c. ee snilk-o a Gen Thomas 157; Fell line of ROGERS’ i RS’ Celebrated ith g Eureka Con 11. Z 7 oe Raymond & Hiy 14, Nickel Plated Ware. weet aoe Hill 824. : it-was also ‘orthein-Belle 42, ~ Direc ) Br “ Gila 11, eile Direct from Meridan meng Mi ne The Gr es CROCKERY, ; ani a ——that-the-pi = 7 st sp HOTEL ARRIVALS. . giasswanr, the last 8} 5 ae acme ; ise done on tl National Exchange Hotel. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, calebration . . Se A. EDDY, Proprietor. ~ ee — d a _qoellifiMospay, May, 8th, 1876. Wiles; Gees sence J-Ai Nickerson, Sacramento Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, : “orain leave CE Medbury, Sar Francisco ‘ cannon ro F esata 50) Peng ; ‘Agents for band play Thos Hughes, Eureka, Nevada ; California Powder Works. they will dum) Mioweber, Scisuce cily s 4] Mounter, do agen erie : ood hum treo Irving, Marysville SUARTZ SCREENS er Re 8 a = J. Weber, Wash ington der at San Franeisco prices. The 'N Gaby, Pleasant Valley o . Fred sacket, V Flume tra, A Large stock of Galvanized IRON . stage line UO Damond, Chie fe ve : =P Oconren, Wie PaAES WATER PIPE constantly on hand and can.A Hodgkins, do ‘ + T Kank, Beccaiento sction made with the City Water Works, posed of aie IRON PIPE. made to order and sil G 8 Vv _ HOTEL ARRIVALS. kinds Sf Rapsiring-dode, Boca In fact the best selected stock of Goods All mer Union Hotel. —____-_l in. Neyeas-Count-—and-aaCusap as Club, are D.W. SNAPP, Erepriater: the Cheapest. : a. Skating Monpay, May — 8th, 1876. =D — “o'clock W H Pascoe, Dutch Flat . +a.Call ‘and see us at the : Th © M Crocker, Grass Valley —= ' : : eg W C Bradley, Wiilow Valley Fioneer Stand, , . K L Fulton, San Francisco ‘. S”"OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTTER. "Sy i" Web __J Brimskill, Washington fp SRE = . e ha’ L R Prescott, do Dissolution of Co-partnershi c Grixsell, de : : f : = pari ———— _ er’s sod: Rey GR Davis, Nevada Cit : ~ i A Barton, ~ : ao : J is co.partnership heretofore existing, any tri CH Chase, do between theundersigned, under the stronger C Harrison, do firnt name of JOHNSTON & SON, ‘is this, will sa J M Smith, Lime Kil day dissolved bv mutual consent, Peter : y Wim Ragsdell’ Bear River Jounston returing. Alldebts against said prepared W H Frye, Kelief Hill firm will be paid by Peter Jobuston, h Jas Landeberg, do PETER JOHNSTON. through J G Landsberg, do ; W.d.JOHNSTON, a youch*fo W C Monroe, Omega All outstanding accounts of the above 2, GW Reid, Truckee firm will bazeceipted for by either PETEB propriet Se JOHNSTON or .W. J. JOHNSTON, . in bis li = ———— . Nevada City, May ist, 1876. in bis Ml NEVADA THEATRE. ea : of uubot Bp Certificate of Copartnership. ae California Minstrels. : bahewrs : —— Ww: certify that we constitute a partpracticit Thomas Maguire, . Sole Proprietor, nership, transacting Sadcion, aes called at George T. Evans, Musical Dirécter. ware and. General Merchandise in this ° ; —— = “State; its principal place of business ie. evening Friday & Saturday Ev’gs, Nevada City, California: its name is JOHN=. ae STON.& DeHART. Tbe full names and P * May 19th and 20th. respective-pluces of residence of both its horse be as : membets are signed hereto. Pp FIRST—Vocal and Instrumental, W. J. JOHNSTON, Nevada City. ed te s : _E. J. Def ‘Nevada City." walk ar introductory Overture, CALIFORNIANS . _ May Ist, 1876. es ti +t the Dend and Beautiful Rest, J M Davis . ~~ ea eres ion ups Anniec’ the Bankso’ Dee, Fredy Walz FOR SALE. = i to whic! Comic Song. + Charley,Sutton ; ie Speaktome, =. J.C. Rassell oan tlemen I'm)so Glad, Charley. Reed i : v1 You're Always Young to me, R. T. fgrrell "WNHE Property on Piety Hill, near the Califorr To conclude with the celebrated BL Railroad depot, known ag the CLARE-~~ “walle s GILMORE CONCERTS ! & TORSON FLOURING MILL PROPERTY ° hai 3 consisting of two acres of und, more or Ce Grand Overture, = = _Full Band. jess, together with the ‘Mill Building SS nace Aan aac aa Ernest Linden . Warehouse, office and otner Buildings is 7 zOrnet BG10, ~~ " Ww Courtright . offered for sale cheapfor cash. For terms Tuba Solo [ina horn] J. M. Norcross f of gale enquire of Th en Foi ear Charley Sutton N. P. BROWN pa Salute toSan Francisco, Full Band ansori fice Commi Conductor, + . Charley Reed . ’ Nevads. March 20 oe _ PartSecond—Grand Olio. adh ted tor #irOriginai Musical Inteziude, by WM. : JOHN H. HARRISON, Nevada COURTRIGHT, entitled FALER IN BEEF, MUTTON,. Saturd: Southern Sunny Home! [pcan se” COBNMP SERF, CORNED attends enathy Jackoom, 5 gg ag gpttents sold at reasonable rates for Cash. followi) n Jac z ~ rank Wilson op on Broad Street i rads j AlexanderJackson, James Mackee Thestre. rr several The Fellow that Looks Lixe Me . Execu Mrs Geo Washington Bibly:, DR, C, D. BOBQ, LJ.B : Earnest Linden see Mr Geo Washington Bibbs, ““. PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON, Jacobs : J, M. Norcroas. —_ : f Cupid, é Charley Sutton ESEDENCE, BROAD STRFET oppo Watt, _ Ballad--Selected, -. T. T. TYRRELC. \& site the THEATRE. Office at and A. Ordinary Conversation. Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, _— Com Ben Bee, : = = Charley Reed Dronsy a Specialty. n8 23 wt, 3 Joe See, + + Charicy Sutton Bee A Orme; *_ © Oxchoin DELINQUENT NOTICE. soe G. vor The performance to conclude with the ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. Fins Amusing Farce, eutitled ING COMPANY. Location of prin ©, 4. : ’ cipal place of business, fan , New Year's Callers. co, California. Location of works, North Ld. Sofe, % + Karnest Linden . Bloomfield, Nevada County, California Pp . Peter, e -Charley Reed . Notice—There are delinquent, upon the ® Behe Augustus, =. James Macken . following described “Kk, On apcount of Re Philip, R58 _ Charley Reed . Assessment No. 42, levied on the TwentiSearls Bull, (Sofie s Big Brother) Wm Vouftright . eth day of March,1876,the severalfamounts : . __‘ Other Characters by the Company, —_. set opposite the names of the respective — . — MeMu : : —_— shareholders as follows: Admission $1. m6 : No.of . Noof Bell, y ‘ Names Certifi'e Shareg Amt i Log Contract to Let. John Nightingale, 60 500 $500 Btidge John Nightingsie, 61.. 500.. 500 ter, . Bayerque,J. B. Fel gu ss \OR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, . ton, G. Duseol, and 8. Samu tor the Season. Address i. Theller, Executors A. B. MONUMENTAL MILL CO., of the Estate of F.L.A, Enjigrant Gap, Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 6250 -% Maydth, 1876. Placer Co. Jas H, Debinson,Tr. 123 6900 6900 1 Ic to i accordance with law, and an or10 CE or of the of Directors, made on the maiv: _ ICE, ICE. = , . Twentieth day of March, 1876, so many Ou sént to the Office, er E, w, . *2ares of each parcel of such stock as may Bigelow’s, or given to the Driver, will . b¢ Becessary, will be sold at public auction F be promptly attende.: to by the at the office of the Company, No, 320 Sanmas: NEVADA ICE COMPANY, . 80me Street, San Francisco, California, on Tw : «. FRIDAY, the Nineteenth of MAY, t _ DR. F, BUELOW 1876, at the hour of one o’clock, P. M., of neat. ’ such day, to pay delinquent Assessments Physician and Surgeon, thereon, together with costs of advertising W: FFICE ON BRUAD STREET, adjoic. . " tary pee O ing the Theatre. des £ Otice—No. 2 y Bown : oo Sen, é — . Nevada June ivth. iste “~"T Francised, California. wan’