May 12, 1875 (4 pages)

a . bs Daily Transeript]. ae CITY, CALs ‘Wetnesday, May ae, “1875. €andidates “Before and After Election. Beforo conventions and _, before ‘elections candidates ate generally very sociable. “At such times they put on their blandest smiles and bow to all they meet, During a campaign a candidate will be introduced ‘to thousands of people. If he fails to remember,after election,the name and feitares of each of those he met during thé campaign, he is thought to. be ungrateful,’ and each one 50 forgotten becomes a political enemy thereafter. Because a—mah spends “To Land Owners. Those owning land in this county which they wish to dispose of, will dg well to correspond with the Bureau of Information at Sacramento, from whom. we have received the following ci*cular, se SacwaMENTO, May 1, 1875. Dear Sir: The facilities which our position affords to, learn-the character and wants of the immigrants now arriving among us, enables us .o State that a very large proportion of them are farmers who have conie to buy land and make homes. We believe, therefore, the present to bea good opportunity for those who have lands for sale, to dispose of the same. One of the principal objects of the Bureau of Infurmatiou, is to bring buyers and sellers of land together, and thus accommodate both and faand the development of its resources. If you haveuny land for sate-and will “his money freely before election, in . factgpends half what he will re.eive as fees for his whole term of office,. ho i8\considered niggardly ‘and mean if. he-does not keep it up _ ‘throughout the term, Some people “think they confer a favor. never to be forgotten—an aet which ling tobe continually rewarded—itf they cast character dnd the terns of sale, we will give all such information to the many inquirers with whom we are brought in contact, deavor to send you purchasers. For these seryices no charges will be made to-either party, the Bureau being supported by the voluntary subseription of «those who feel-an interest in helping immigrauts to find homes and 1n contribusing to the Cilitate the settlement of the ‘State . furnish .the-Bureau with-its. location, wud will en-, An Eccentric Man Gone. e Captain Ned. Wakeman ‘died at fast. His name is familiar to most Californians. He was a brave man, and threughout his eventful ‘career seemed to delight in placing himself in positions where he could exhibit his bravery. He would put himself into positions where more prudent commanders would never be found; but he would, by the, exercise of his coolness aud bravery, always come out safely. Mark Twain in his “Revehing it,” records some of his exploits, and they are ‘only. the few of many-of his many deeds of daring. He has for some time been suffering to succumb to the common enieuty.— ~Declines'a’ ‘Heselectionof the present month wrote. Senator Sargent a letter asking if he would be a candidate for re-election at the expiration of his present term. To this, the Senator replies that he will will under no circumstanges accept the position for another term,. This will put the base insinuations of op. ~——"-———ggoupationis—suppoesed-tolabor for . . ponents, that Sargent is -putting up their vote fora man ,for an office; “They forget that the officer gives in ervices value received for the salary he gets. An employee in any other his own benefit, and is not expected . ‘to spend all -his earnings in treating his employer. He is employed: to perform work and not as a favor. ° _*& a So itis with—public~officers:— “Pret Colusa Sun, speaking on this subject, says: Some people pretend to fiad fault with men who are candidates for. office for being more familiar about election time than at any other, but there is really no ubjection to”it. If it is known that a merchant wants to employ a clerk, is it wrong for a young man, ‘who would like the place, to try to make . _ —________4he acquaintance of that’ merchant? Would he not very naturally be more polite to him than on ordinary occusions? Wonld he not. tryin every ‘way to proves to the merchant his: peculiar qualifications? It. is the same exactly with the candidate. The people want ta employ a man _to do certain work;-the candidate ~ thinks he is qualified and he speaks “to the parties authorized to employ him. He seeks their acquaintance just as the salesman seeks the agquaintance of the merchant. If the young man in search of a situation should mention the ‘matter to one member of a firm, he would hardly meet another member on the street without appearing to notice him, as he might do if not expecting to get the situation. We are all perhaps too much prone to find fault when a common sense view does not beat us. " on. . We therefore say to the boys— “goin and shake hands with everybody, getwell acquainted and get the office if you can. 3Patreutas Home Industry. If every resident of a place would _jpatronize his ewn townsmen busi“ness would be much livelier * It is true many things can be bought ‘cheaper in the cities; but, if all should do their trading there, what ‘would become of interior towns Men invest money in business here, and expend their profits in muking improvements. They vre taxed upon their money and business and help to sustain the town aud county. government, They sell as reasona-. bly as their business will warrant. If you trade with them it k eps the money paid in circulation here, The beuefit derived. from _ patronizing home industries is mutual. Busihess men themselves some times set ~a bad example. They believe in the rule of others patronizing them, but do not acknowledge the same rule when they can make a few dollars by purchasing elsewhere. _If~ they desire their townsmen to patronize them they should set the exaniple. It isa poor rule that will not work ‘both ways. . Furniture, groceries, _ ‘dry goods, and other articles may be “bought a tide cheaper at the nie~—-—-itropelis-than here; yet-it-is-pelicy . ‘for residents to buy at home and give ‘our tradesmen the ‘benefit. 'The‘same fact.is true-of ether ines ‘of trade. If a tradesman buys all he uses at the city except what he has to sell he can not complain of eothers who do likewise. We know of several instances where men in business do not practice what they desire their customers to do. If you ‘want somebody to tivtkte you~you, must tickle some one yourself, 4 0 + ‘. the dust. aud the roud is as smooth ‘generat prosperity of the State. Any information in regard to your section, that may be of Value to the Bure®u_or to the immigrants will be gladiyreceived. ct am, very. Bieta your obe ap Adveviuea’ “Letters, The following letters remain, in the Fost Office, in this city, for the we — CIN Hoic, Seo} things for himself in taking part in California politics. We will publish ‘the correspondence to-morrow. aa. me, Wor wane “stains, _situ[ ated between’ Allison Banch and Forest Springs, on Wolf Creek, i beginning to attract attention along miners. We have. mentioned, hereEast. Oakland on. Saturday night from & severe illness, and at last had . _ —Sudge-T Bo MeFariantonthe Tt Copartnership nioti & Doese. Malia patty, May 2st, Advertisers’ Directory. The following list contaixs the names of advertisers tin the TRanscrrPT and their places of business: Ayer's\Patent Medicines, at: the drug stores, Abbott J c house for sale, i Homage City. Buelow, Dr F, Broad street, Nevada City. Bank of Nevatla County, Broad street Nevada City: : Bell & Belden, druggists, Commercial street, Nevadé City. : Chapman, Dr. A, Dentist, Commercial street Nevada City. ce, Ely, Chase Nevada Citys — Connelly M,’ Cr TO MY RANCH, at Selby 2. Flat, Nevada County, some time in January last,a Bay Mare, white star iu the forehead, branded D on the left shoulder, and about fourteen hands high. The . owner is zequested to prove property, pay charges and.take her away, JOHN DOWNIE. pe Nevada os Cal .; “May lith, 1875. ‘Assessment Notice, YNIOWN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of busi‘pess, San Francisco, ‘CalLfornia. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada county, Calitornia, Notice is hereby given that at a nieeting of t e Directors held on the Eighth day of May,°1875,.an assessment, (No.-1U) of Ope Dullar per share was. levied upon-the capital. stock of the Corpcra. tion, payable immediately in United Syates gold coin. tothe Secretary atthe office ot the Company, No. 320, Californts Street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this. Agee sssmuent 34-4 } ESTRAY NOTICE. . — < “GERMAN PICNIC. “THE/GERMAN SOCIAL CLun, ~ OF GRASS VALLEY, _ WILL GIVE THEIR First Annual Picnic, AT ISMERT’S GROVE, On Sunday, May 16th, 1875, To which the public is respectfully invited. he The best of MUSIC and LEFRESRMENTS will be furnished. TEAMS willrun d= =ripg the day between Grass Valley and the Picnic grouad, By order of the Committee; Pe H, FUCHS, : N. SCHWAB, ranch for sale one shatt-rematin-unpaid-onthe-F onttecuthday. of June, 1875; witt-be~delingue tt, and advertised for sale at public auction; att . unless payment is made before,—will—be sold J.M.NEUG* ‘CHWENDNER, M. JUST. #8 VOuELMAN, ‘Pres. as _SCHRAKAMP, Sec’y, Nevada‘City. vada City, C.ty ordinance. co. Nevada City. Eureka stage. ‘and Nevada City. . Ford Nat, May, 16th. . Monday, May loth, 1875, i. H. Haskins, Ba M> ~~ "Batten Joseph. , Boyle Annie, . Clute Garret 3. Culten Alexander C, Callo Jucques. Dolly Jas. Dyer Mrs. H. F. Gallantine Dr. A, B. _Glasson Homer. ~ “ Jones Elizabeth. Jones William, . —Gotthare Mrs, Joseph. ~ LaGrance Vheophiles. ~ Morrison 8S. M. » Moore, 'T. W. Cap, 2 Nelson, J. T. Shaw Mrs. J. 8. Whittum, Mrs. Libbie. Winn G.° Whitney Chas. E, Washburn Mrs. Frank. Held for Postage, > © Commenced Work. Assessors Morgan and Organ have commenced (6 assess this township, and will devote their whole time to the work uutil it is completed, The townships of Bridgeport, Bloomfield, Eureka, Washington, Little York and Rough & Ready “bave been assessed, Only—this township and Meadow Lake remain. unassessed, and they will be completed by about the middle of June. Gienbrook Park, ie Jim. Faulkuor bas put the driving park at the Half-way House in splendid condition. The late rain laid and GOmpact as a shell track. It is some racing there this Summer. The track will ulso be open for allt ‘who wish to drive onit during the Summer, ie Gruss Valley Rouwd. Ben. Taylor has had considerable work done on the toll road—between here-and Grass Valley, this Spring, and it is now in better,coadition than we have seen it for yeurs. of the loose stones could be broken up or reuoved from the track, ne fault could be found with it. . 2 ene mt el A, me et Low aiannanhs We understand the Blae Gravel mipe, at Sucker Flat, in Yuba County, was last year assessed for $39,000, while at one clean up it yielded $50,000 in gold. Other kinds of proparty in that county are assessed higher than inthis county. Is the Assessor afraid of mneneyed corporations? * English steamship Schiller, Captain Thomas, which sailed from New York, April 28th, for Hamburg, via Plymvuth and Chabary .and was. wrecked off the Sicily Isles in a fog. About three hundred lives were lost. . The Captain, second and third offi‘cers were drowned. ———__ ».-e--— “New Yorx Hitt Mixe.—-Splendid rock came out of the New York Hill mine Monday, and there was any ‘quantity ofit. The rock from the bottom of the incline, a depth of 360 feet below the tunnel, is filled with . free gold and heavy sulphrets. The Larimer mill is now, engageed in crushing ore from the New York Hill mine, #iid in a few days we will Morro for. the married—Never dis-pair, be enabled to chronicle @ big. result; . G. ¥: Vote. a, ’ . oped a ledge iro. two — Leggett Joseph Sab Franciseo,——} intended by the \Juckey--Clab to have If a few. . A TERRIBLE ‘disaster is that of the} . tofore, that it has lately produced rock showing well in free gold and sulphurets. This came from the shuft onthe claim. The Company have also beea running a tunnel, which a. few 8. ago tapped the ledge at 200 feet; dri ting. has develtwo anda half feet in thickness; whith has a fine appearance as well as. shod ing nel gives a considerable amount of backs, and quartz is now being ex_— and hauled to the Larrimer mill preparatory to crushing. The owners cf the Golden Era; who are worthy business men in town, are ‘. feeling very well over the prospects of the mine, 7 Grass Valley Union, Gro, a rhkaen TowNssND writes a review -of the career of Senator Booth. He thinks that the Governor “‘became soured in the contest, and has kept his spite—for personal enemies ;’’ at Washington he ‘has continued to take a personal view of things, and his speech against’ the Sandwich Island Treaty seemed. to have no other intent than to antago-— nize Senator Sargent;’’ and that-*‘if } Mr. Booth wants to distinguish hiinself on the railroad question, he must not fight one railroad, but attack the system, and at the samet time be very sure of his remedy.” He contrasts two ef our Pacific Sen+ ators; ‘Jones, of Nevada, of whom -less was expected than of Booth, has clearly got the advantage of him in breadth and influence. If you watch _Jones’—name-whenever —hevotes, you may generally conclude that he would not have voted at ajl unless he was in earnest, and that he is more apt to be independent and correct than any ‘body whom I ,have’ in mind,” ‘thea Marysvil'e Appeal, after telling about a sturgeon that measured nine feet two inches and weighed 500. pounds, says: ‘“Marysville~is now headquarters for. sturgeon. . ’ San Francisco stalls supplied at ‘reasonable rates. Send in your orders from the country.’’ This reminds us of a negro we once knew who threw a stone and accidentally killed a snipe. He went to town and want, ed to enter into a contract to supply the hotels with snipe. He could ‘kill snipe whenever he wanted to. Colusa Sun. A ptsparcH from Kelton, Utah Territory, says that a collision occurred near Lucien station, on the Central Pacific Railroad, at 10 2. M. Sunday, between two freight. trains, . ‘by which “three engines are Gom. pletely:-wrecked and twenty-five cars ditched and piled on top of each ether. William Oassian, brakemen, was killéd and Conductor Rayan seriously injared. Cotong Gildehileees, of New York, has been choseh Captain of the American team for a rifle match in Ireland in June next, in answer to achallenge, _ Tae Consolidated — Virginia dividend of $10 per share has been declared payable on the 12th. 1 eae sulphurets and free gold. The tui}, Felix Gillet, flower City. Goldsmith A, dry street, Nevada City. street, Nevada City. Graham & Major, Gault Broad street, Nevada Gibbons Dr, Hughson Dr BE BB. street, Nevada City. vada ‘City. — Hupp & Crowley, a street, Nevada City. stores. Commercial street, N mento. Harper’s magazine, Diiadace. street, Nevada City. stores, “Long WD, ‘attorne: Nevada City.Lester & Malloy, street, Nevada City. Marsh M L & Willow Valley: vada City. : Narrow Gauge R ment notice. National Surgical Francisco. street, Nevada City. Ott J J, Nevada City, assayer, da City. » Preston’ EM;—-d street, Nevada City. Sherman & Hyde, San Francisco; * id Sutton & Baker, mercial street, Neva City. Odd WP alone’ Hall, Nevada City, ~—Wasbington fice Union Hotel, of the Peace, Broad City, Cooley J W, carriage painter barber. shop, . -street-NevadaGity.___ Family journal, New Vows ‘German pic nic, Ismert’s Grove, Harper’s. Weekly, New York. Hale’s Hair Renewer, drug stores. Hayes Mrs C M, Hyman Bros. . clothiers, Broad and Pine streets,Nevada City. Hanley’s bitters, drug stores. Hawley & Co, hardware, ‘SacraMustang Liniment, Merry & Smith, surveyors, Court House, Nevada City. — Millington SJ, danciz Rink, Broad street, Nevada City. Miller, clothier, Broad street, ‘Naffziger J & J“ C, Commercial street, Nevada City. ‘Ne@ California Institate; San: Francis: ¥ EsmondDe B,Water . street exprers, office National Hotel Nevada City. Empire Livery Stable, Broad st, Broad THOMAS ‘DERBY, Secretary. " Office—No. 320 California street. San Francisco, California. V4 mil LOOK HERE 1 CHEAP CARPETS. E JAS. D. -FARGUSSON DF Meehan to the citizens of Nevada City and vicinity that he is permanently located NEAR the SUSPENSION BRIDGE; . . LAST HOUSE on the, LEFT HAND SIDE, Pine Street, And is prepared to weave RAG sanierd in the best style and en short notice. Weaving done, and warp furnished for fifcy . Pp rate Seaton goods, Bren ce Graves & Wagner, phyaictans: Broad livery stable, Main street, Nevada City. Alex, baker and grocer» City. San Francisco. P, dentist, d street, Nevada City. Hartivon J H, butcher shop, Broad Hunt Dr RM,, Broad street, Netees Pine Hagan’s. Magnolia Balad drug SN variety store, evada City. corner New York. .~ Houseworth’s, photographer, San Howard Association, Philadelphia, _Indastrial Exhibition, New York. Jack John, variety set Pine Lyon’s Kathairon, sold at oe y; Broad street, grdcers, Broad D, saw mill; drug stores, ng classes, Ne_Monro James, butcher shop, Commercial street, Nevada City. B Co, ,asvessInstitute, San » National Exchange Hotel, Broad butcher shop » Main street, Potter & Sigourney, china and glass ware, Commercial street, Nevaruggist, Broad _ Patents, for land and mines. “Searls Niles, attorney, site Court House, Nevada City. mdslo dealers, . oppo¥ esntiin. ComCity. Union Hotel, Main street, Nevada Wyoming’ Tribe, I OR M, Broad street, Wood ranch for sale by A Iscara. ‘stage and express, ofWalling J M; attorney and Justice street, Nevada ents.a yard. A good supply of warp, all colors, always ou hand. Orders from # distance solicited, and promptly attended to. my6, NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. J ee New Millat Willow Valley is completed and ‘we are now feady to fill all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder Stieet, or at the Store of Ged, E, TURNER, Pine Stregt will be promptly attended-to. tw M. U: & D Marsa. DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. gerd ON BROAD STREET, adjoiring the Theutre. Nevada Jnne th, 1874 © ‘ Established in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, © es es ae ~ Main Street, Nevada City. OLD ORES. of every description Refined, Melted and Assayea. request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, LECTROPLATING LD OR SILVER. ONABLE, ee JAS. J. OTT. IN PRICES-K: Nevada, March FORD'S BARBER SHOP, mast ‘ ~ NHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAMK POOING, and all work in the Tonsorial Art done in the most. approved style. KA Raizors honed and set, 116 Broad Street, Opposite NEVADA Orrs NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Chunselor at -Law Av BRICK OFFICE, Te Peent o the nedatin Hous: . oR. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN NEVADA: CITY. COUNTY WARRANTS, LL WARRANTS on General Fund, registered prior to Sept. 8,1874;. al50 all warrants op Road Fund registered. . prior toApril &th, 1875, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from date, E. P. SANFORD, Co. Treasurer, By A. H. PARKER, Deputy. Nevada, May 6th, 1875. ‘D. 3. cRownzr. HUPP & CROWLEY, Aitéciss & Counselors at Law, Office—Brown & Morgan’s Bloek, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON. tT) VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, & Weak oka at reesonable rates tor Cash.—. hop oa : Betas Street, opposite the Nevada GEO. 8. HUPP, Bureks Stage and Kxpress Co. pa STAGES will leave NevaPR for Moore's Flat daily. o’clock, A. M. For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and at same hour. Returning will leave Moore’s Flat att, excepted, at 6A. M. Also, k ly from Eureka at 6 A. M. D. B. MERRY. PALMER * ren. County ty Surveyar Dep. Co, Surveyor. . 3. Dep. Surveyor U. 8. Dep: —. MERRY: & SMITH, VIL AND MINING ENGINEER LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. C* — ERVADA GITY. ta Office the COURT: HOUSE. or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, wil! receive prompt attention. jal POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No.18 Commercial Street,RE selling great bargains in CROCK. A ERY, GLASSWARE. WALL «nd WINDOW SHADES. TaN ¥ gyads. April Oth, 1875. q (Sundays excepted,) at 5% 4 tile from Nevada City, on ‘LUESDAY, the SIXTH day of JULY £ eh Soar cae isto, tc pay the-delhnquent—assessnient;+ ‘ Central carriage shop, Ww Soyman, together with ents. of adv yertising and @x>. torent. “Ingu: ‘ne of the Committee. mg. penses of sale. em CALICO~PARTY, 1 THE YOUNG LADIES. =~“ SOCTAT ‘CLUB, SELECT PARTIES, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, — iecpestiiiaciae a PAY Ot SER ON RE FES Peak ek — ; FRIDAY EVENING, MAY ist. . Good music will be in attendance,—Tickets of Admission, $250. 8a Invitations must be shown at the doo. For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of DHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Cony, ention. That For dsentionen EK. Ww. HAYDEN, of Truckee, will ‘be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention of Neyada County, FOR SHERIFF. A lewry GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriffor Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Dermocratic Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. pg J\ENWICK R. MILLER, is hereby * ." announced as a. candidate for the office ot County Surveyor, subject to the decision _. of the Democraiic County Convention. For Assemblyman. EO. W. GIFFEN is hereby announced as a candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Counventior, $500 oo RANCH FUR SALE. ies ONE MILE of Nevada City? A Theréeare nearly 200 acres of land, 30 acres. of whith is sown to grain. There is plenty of bags oe wood. Sale ip-. cludes the crop “tle possessory. For particulars inquire: of M. CO Y,-or of 3. M, “Waite; Real Katate ent. al CENTRAL CARRIAGE AND WAGGON MANUFACTORY. ae ae SEAMAN, ‘ BEGS TO ANNOUNCEto the public, that having established the above Factury,he is prepared to build Carriages and Wagons of every Description. Also Agent for the Celebrated ~ STUDEBAKER WAGONS. All Repairing Promptly Attended to, Nevada City, April 14th, 1875. 5 MRS. C. M, HAYES, Commercial street, Nevada City, AS FOR SALE AND KEEPS oOkSTANTLY O ON HAND, ‘HUMAN HAIR, OF ALL SHADES. The ladies,of Nevada and vicinity ave in-~ vited to calf and examine . CURLS AND SWITCHES. Also Sole Agent for Butterick’s Celebrated anteeme ap-15 “BULBS! BULB»! CHOICE FLOWER SEED. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ever brought to this market. J _ : “neceived at PRESTON’S. DAHLIAS, ‘Dicentras, Madeira Vines, ‘New Gladiolus, Bleeding Hearts, etc. ete., At LOWER PRICES then ever A Before. ‘ Now is the time to plantthem. Vick’s New Catalouge GIVEN AWAY te every purchaser of $1 50 worth of Flower Seeds. Andthertarge invoice of : NOVELTIES Will arrive from the East ina few @eys, 2t ‘NEV ARA DRUG STORE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, 9 on a Will give shother of their ie ar ry << EV L of this co shown in to be fixe: for some the party. front at t of the wi expected their visi “pe lovely heal street, wi -—-appearau “Main stre pleasante “proved m “any othe James Clerk,. is Valley U ‘Clerk su Democra Remen Willow May 14tk “nated to school. ronized,~ go Out fr ie By a The M the TRAD assist th: ait Ti get alon, they Wil. We pr will req Appeal « Dr. C Virginia has bee1 will rem form ‘sc previou: which brush S cit is will be ¢ ring the rectors. of survé Valley. tunnel Town T Frien name w ty cony Sheriff; large: v Boot Pope ' Valley, be here duce a1 A, J Times, city ye the Gr _ dle tri ‘in this rs fron _trar the. ga Jam upon 1 Jim, i cotem}] get aft that n teins t : Trix reside Frida; is desi very p have « Rok ed in: candic " just tl and h Dr. of thi yester We _the T: -a tim week] list w: very ¢ leadirx ~ The has b. eught Over i it in road$ lan h deen .

a . bs Daily Transeript]. ae CITY, CALs ‘Wetnesday, May ae, “1875. €andidates “Before and After Election. Beforo conventions and _, before ‘elections candidates ate generally very sociable. “At such times they put on their blandest smiles and bow to all they meet, During a campaign a candidate will be introduced ‘to thousands of people. If he fails to remember,after election,the name and feitares of each of those he met during thé campaign, he is thought to. be ungrateful,’ and each one 50 forgotten becomes a political enemy thereafter. Because a—mah spends “To Land Owners. Those owning land in this county which they wish to dispose of, will dg well to correspond with the Bureau of Information at Sacramento, from whom. we have received the following ci*cular, se SacwaMENTO, May 1, 1875. Dear Sir: The facilities which our position affords to, learn-the character and wants of the immigrants now arriving among us, enables us .o State that a very large proportion of them are farmers who have conie to buy land and make homes. We believe, therefore, the present to bea good opportunity for those who have lands for sale, to dispose of the same. One of the principal objects of the Bureau of Infurmatiou, is to bring buyers and sellers of land together, and thus accommodate both and faand the development of its resources. If you haveuny land for sate-and will “his money freely before election, in . factgpends half what he will re.eive as fees for his whole term of office,. ho i8\considered niggardly ‘and mean if. he-does not keep it up _ ‘throughout the term, Some people “think they confer a favor. never to be forgotten—an aet which ling tobe continually rewarded—itf they cast character dnd the terns of sale, we will give all such information to the many inquirers with whom we are brought in contact, deavor to send you purchasers. For these seryices no charges will be made to-either party, the Bureau being supported by the voluntary subseription of «those who feel-an interest in helping immigrauts to find homes and 1n contribusing to the Cilitate the settlement of the ‘State . furnish .the-Bureau with-its. location, wud will en-, An Eccentric Man Gone. e Captain Ned. Wakeman ‘died at fast. His name is familiar to most Californians. He was a brave man, and threughout his eventful ‘career seemed to delight in placing himself in positions where he could exhibit his bravery. He would put himself into positions where more prudent commanders would never be found; but he would, by the, exercise of his coolness aud bravery, always come out safely. Mark Twain in his “Revehing it,” records some of his exploits, and they are ‘only. the few of many-of his many deeds of daring. He has for some time been suffering to succumb to the common enieuty.— ~Declines'a’ ‘Heselectionof the present month wrote. Senator Sargent a letter asking if he would be a candidate for re-election at the expiration of his present term. To this, the Senator replies that he will will under no circumstanges accept the position for another term,. This will put the base insinuations of op. ~——"-———ggoupationis—suppoesed-tolabor for . . ponents, that Sargent is -putting up their vote fora man ,for an office; “They forget that the officer gives in ervices value received for the salary he gets. An employee in any other his own benefit, and is not expected . ‘to spend all -his earnings in treating his employer. He is employed: to perform work and not as a favor. ° _*& a So itis with—public~officers:— “Pret Colusa Sun, speaking on this subject, says: Some people pretend to fiad fault with men who are candidates for. office for being more familiar about election time than at any other, but there is really no ubjection to”it. If it is known that a merchant wants to employ a clerk, is it wrong for a young man, ‘who would like the place, to try to make . _ —________4he acquaintance of that’ merchant? Would he not very naturally be more polite to him than on ordinary occusions? Wonld he not. tryin every ‘way to proves to the merchant his: peculiar qualifications? It. is the same exactly with the candidate. The people want ta employ a man _to do certain work;-the candidate ~ thinks he is qualified and he speaks “to the parties authorized to employ him. He seeks their acquaintance just as the salesman seeks the agquaintance of the merchant. If the young man in search of a situation should mention the ‘matter to one member of a firm, he would hardly meet another member on the street without appearing to notice him, as he might do if not expecting to get the situation. We are all perhaps too much prone to find fault when a common sense view does not beat us. " on. . We therefore say to the boys— “goin and shake hands with everybody, getwell acquainted and get the office if you can. 3Patreutas Home Industry. If every resident of a place would _jpatronize his ewn townsmen busi“ness would be much livelier * It is true many things can be bought ‘cheaper in the cities; but, if all should do their trading there, what ‘would become of interior towns Men invest money in business here, and expend their profits in muking improvements. They vre taxed upon their money and business and help to sustain the town aud county. government, They sell as reasona-. bly as their business will warrant. If you trade with them it k eps the money paid in circulation here, The beuefit derived. from _ patronizing home industries is mutual. Busihess men themselves some times set ~a bad example. They believe in the rule of others patronizing them, but do not acknowledge the same rule when they can make a few dollars by purchasing elsewhere. _If~ they desire their townsmen to patronize them they should set the exaniple. It isa poor rule that will not work ‘both ways. . Furniture, groceries, _ ‘dry goods, and other articles may be “bought a tide cheaper at the nie~—-—-itropelis-than here; yet-it-is-pelicy . ‘for residents to buy at home and give ‘our tradesmen the ‘benefit. 'The‘same fact.is true-of ether ines ‘of trade. If a tradesman buys all he uses at the city except what he has to sell he can not complain of eothers who do likewise. We know of several instances where men in business do not practice what they desire their customers to do. If you ‘want somebody to tivtkte you~you, must tickle some one yourself, 4 0 + ‘. the dust. aud the roud is as smooth ‘generat prosperity of the State. Any information in regard to your section, that may be of Value to the Bure®u_or to the immigrants will be gladiyreceived. ct am, very. Bieta your obe ap Adveviuea’ “Letters, The following letters remain, in the Fost Office, in this city, for the we — CIN Hoic, Seo} things for himself in taking part in California politics. We will publish ‘the correspondence to-morrow. aa. me, Wor wane “stains, _situ[ ated between’ Allison Banch and Forest Springs, on Wolf Creek, i beginning to attract attention along miners. We have. mentioned, hereEast. Oakland on. Saturday night from & severe illness, and at last had . _ —Sudge-T Bo MeFariantonthe Tt Copartnership nioti & Doese. Malia patty, May 2st, Advertisers’ Directory. The following list contaixs the names of advertisers tin the TRanscrrPT and their places of business: Ayer's\Patent Medicines, at: the drug stores, Abbott J c house for sale, i Homage City. Buelow, Dr F, Broad street, Nevada City. Bank of Nevatla County, Broad street Nevada City: : Bell & Belden, druggists, Commercial street, Nevadé City. : Chapman, Dr. A, Dentist, Commercial street Nevada City. ce, Ely, Chase Nevada Citys — Connelly M,’ Cr TO MY RANCH, at Selby 2. Flat, Nevada County, some time in January last,a Bay Mare, white star iu the forehead, branded D on the left shoulder, and about fourteen hands high. The . owner is zequested to prove property, pay charges and.take her away, JOHN DOWNIE. pe Nevada os Cal .; “May lith, 1875. ‘Assessment Notice, YNIOWN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of busi‘pess, San Francisco, ‘CalLfornia. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada county, Calitornia, Notice is hereby given that at a nieeting of t e Directors held on the Eighth day of May,°1875,.an assessment, (No.-1U) of Ope Dullar per share was. levied upon-the capital. stock of the Corpcra. tion, payable immediately in United Syates gold coin. tothe Secretary atthe office ot the Company, No. 320, Californts Street, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this. Agee sssmuent 34-4 } ESTRAY NOTICE. . — < “GERMAN PICNIC. “THE/GERMAN SOCIAL CLun, ~ OF GRASS VALLEY, _ WILL GIVE THEIR First Annual Picnic, AT ISMERT’S GROVE, On Sunday, May 16th, 1875, To which the public is respectfully invited. he The best of MUSIC and LEFRESRMENTS will be furnished. TEAMS willrun d= =ripg the day between Grass Valley and the Picnic grouad, By order of the Committee; Pe H, FUCHS, : N. SCHWAB, ranch for sale one shatt-rematin-unpaid-onthe-F onttecuthday. of June, 1875; witt-be~delingue tt, and advertised for sale at public auction; att . unless payment is made before,—will—be sold J.M.NEUG* ‘CHWENDNER, M. JUST. #8 VOuELMAN, ‘Pres. as _SCHRAKAMP, Sec’y, Nevada‘City. vada City, C.ty ordinance. co. Nevada City. Eureka stage. ‘and Nevada City. . Ford Nat, May, 16th. . Monday, May loth, 1875, i. H. Haskins, Ba M> ~~ "Batten Joseph. , Boyle Annie, . Clute Garret 3. Culten Alexander C, Callo Jucques. Dolly Jas. Dyer Mrs. H. F. Gallantine Dr. A, B. _Glasson Homer. ~ “ Jones Elizabeth. Jones William, . —Gotthare Mrs, Joseph. ~ LaGrance Vheophiles. ~ Morrison 8S. M. » Moore, 'T. W. Cap, 2 Nelson, J. T. Shaw Mrs. J. 8. Whittum, Mrs. Libbie. Winn G.° Whitney Chas. E, Washburn Mrs. Frank. Held for Postage, > © Commenced Work. Assessors Morgan and Organ have commenced (6 assess this township, and will devote their whole time to the work uutil it is completed, The townships of Bridgeport, Bloomfield, Eureka, Washington, Little York and Rough & Ready “bave been assessed, Only—this township and Meadow Lake remain. unassessed, and they will be completed by about the middle of June. Gienbrook Park, ie Jim. Faulkuor bas put the driving park at the Half-way House in splendid condition. The late rain laid and GOmpact as a shell track. It is some racing there this Summer. The track will ulso be open for allt ‘who wish to drive onit during the Summer, ie Gruss Valley Rouwd. Ben. Taylor has had considerable work done on the toll road—between here-and Grass Valley, this Spring, and it is now in better,coadition than we have seen it for yeurs. of the loose stones could be broken up or reuoved from the track, ne fault could be found with it. . 2 ene mt el A, me et Low aiannanhs We understand the Blae Gravel mipe, at Sucker Flat, in Yuba County, was last year assessed for $39,000, while at one clean up it yielded $50,000 in gold. Other kinds of proparty in that county are assessed higher than inthis county. Is the Assessor afraid of mneneyed corporations? * English steamship Schiller, Captain Thomas, which sailed from New York, April 28th, for Hamburg, via Plymvuth and Chabary .and was. wrecked off the Sicily Isles in a fog. About three hundred lives were lost. . The Captain, second and third offi‘cers were drowned. ———__ ».-e--— “New Yorx Hitt Mixe.—-Splendid rock came out of the New York Hill mine Monday, and there was any ‘quantity ofit. The rock from the bottom of the incline, a depth of 360 feet below the tunnel, is filled with . free gold and heavy sulphrets. The Larimer mill is now, engageed in crushing ore from the New York Hill mine, #iid in a few days we will Morro for. the married—Never dis-pair, be enabled to chronicle @ big. result; . G. ¥: Vote. a, ’ . oped a ledge iro. two — Leggett Joseph Sab Franciseo,——} intended by the \Juckey--Clab to have If a few. . A TERRIBLE ‘disaster is that of the} . tofore, that it has lately produced rock showing well in free gold and sulphurets. This came from the shuft onthe claim. The Company have also beea running a tunnel, which a. few 8. ago tapped the ledge at 200 feet; dri ting. has develtwo anda half feet in thickness; whith has a fine appearance as well as. shod ing nel gives a considerable amount of backs, and quartz is now being ex_— and hauled to the Larrimer mill preparatory to crushing. The owners cf the Golden Era; who are worthy business men in town, are ‘. feeling very well over the prospects of the mine, 7 Grass Valley Union, Gro, a rhkaen TowNssND writes a review -of the career of Senator Booth. He thinks that the Governor “‘became soured in the contest, and has kept his spite—for personal enemies ;’’ at Washington he ‘has continued to take a personal view of things, and his speech against’ the Sandwich Island Treaty seemed. to have no other intent than to antago-— nize Senator Sargent;’’ and that-*‘if } Mr. Booth wants to distinguish hiinself on the railroad question, he must not fight one railroad, but attack the system, and at the samet time be very sure of his remedy.” He contrasts two ef our Pacific Sen+ ators; ‘Jones, of Nevada, of whom -less was expected than of Booth, has clearly got the advantage of him in breadth and influence. If you watch _Jones’—name-whenever —hevotes, you may generally conclude that he would not have voted at ajl unless he was in earnest, and that he is more apt to be independent and correct than any ‘body whom I ,have’ in mind,” ‘thea Marysvil'e Appeal, after telling about a sturgeon that measured nine feet two inches and weighed 500. pounds, says: ‘“Marysville~is now headquarters for. sturgeon. . ’ San Francisco stalls supplied at ‘reasonable rates. Send in your orders from the country.’’ This reminds us of a negro we once knew who threw a stone and accidentally killed a snipe. He went to town and want, ed to enter into a contract to supply the hotels with snipe. He could ‘kill snipe whenever he wanted to. Colusa Sun. A ptsparcH from Kelton, Utah Territory, says that a collision occurred near Lucien station, on the Central Pacific Railroad, at 10 2. M. Sunday, between two freight. trains, . ‘by which “three engines are Gom. pletely:-wrecked and twenty-five cars ditched and piled on top of each ether. William Oassian, brakemen, was killéd and Conductor Rayan seriously injared. Cotong Gildehileees, of New York, has been choseh Captain of the American team for a rifle match in Ireland in June next, in answer to achallenge, _ Tae Consolidated — Virginia dividend of $10 per share has been declared payable on the 12th. 1 eae sulphurets and free gold. The tui}, Felix Gillet, flower City.

Goldsmith A, dry street, Nevada City. street, Nevada City. Graham & Major, Gault Broad street, Nevada Gibbons Dr, Hughson Dr BE BB. street, Nevada City. vada ‘City. — Hupp & Crowley, a street, Nevada City. stores. Commercial street, N mento. Harper’s magazine, Diiadace. street, Nevada City. stores, “Long WD, ‘attorne: Nevada City.Lester & Malloy, street, Nevada City. Marsh M L & Willow Valley: vada City. : Narrow Gauge R ment notice. National Surgical Francisco. street, Nevada City. Ott J J, Nevada City, assayer, da City. » Preston’ EM;—-d street, Nevada City. Sherman & Hyde, San Francisco; * id Sutton & Baker, mercial street, Neva City. Odd WP alone’ Hall, Nevada City, ~—Wasbington fice Union Hotel, of the Peace, Broad City, Cooley J W, carriage painter barber. shop, . -street-NevadaGity.___ Family journal, New Vows ‘German pic nic, Ismert’s Grove, Harper’s. Weekly, New York. Hale’s Hair Renewer, drug stores. Hayes Mrs C M, Hyman Bros. . clothiers, Broad and Pine streets,Nevada City. Hanley’s bitters, drug stores. Hawley & Co, hardware, ‘SacraMustang Liniment, Merry & Smith, surveyors, Court House, Nevada City. — Millington SJ, danciz Rink, Broad street, Nevada City. Miller, clothier, Broad street, ‘Naffziger J & J“ C, Commercial street, Nevada City. ‘Ne@ California Institate; San: Francis: ¥ EsmondDe B,Water . street exprers, office National Hotel Nevada City. Empire Livery Stable, Broad st, Broad THOMAS ‘DERBY, Secretary. " Office—No. 320 California street. San Francisco, California. V4 mil LOOK HERE 1 CHEAP CARPETS. E JAS. D. -FARGUSSON DF Meehan to the citizens of Nevada City and vicinity that he is permanently located NEAR the SUSPENSION BRIDGE; . .. LAST HOUSE on the, LEFT HAND SIDE, Pine Street, And is prepared to weave RAG sanierd in the best style and en short notice. Weaving done, and warp furnished for fifcy . Pp rate Seaton goods, Bren ce Graves & Wagner, phyaictans: Broad livery stable, Main street, Nevada City. Alex, baker and grocer» City. San Francisco. P, dentist, d street, Nevada City. Hartivon J H, butcher shop, Broad Hunt Dr RM,, Broad street, Netees Pine Hagan’s. Magnolia Balad drug SN variety store, evada City. corner New York. .~ Houseworth’s, photographer, San Howard Association, Philadelphia, _Indastrial Exhibition, New York. Jack John, variety set Pine Lyon’s Kathairon, sold at oe y; Broad street, grdcers, Broad D, saw mill; drug stores, ng classes, Ne_Monro James, butcher shop, Commercial street, Nevada City. B Co, ,asvessInstitute, San » National Exchange Hotel, Broad butcher shop » Main street, Potter & Sigourney, china and glass ware, Commercial street, Nevaruggist, Broad _ Patents, for land and mines. “Searls Niles, attorney, site Court House, Nevada City. mdslo dealers, . oppo¥ esntiin. ComCity. Union Hotel, Main street, Nevada Wyoming’ Tribe, I OR M, Broad street, Wood ranch for sale by A Iscara. ‘stage and express, ofWalling J M; attorney and Justice street, Nevada ents.a yard. A good supply of warp, all colors, always ou hand. Orders from # distance solicited, and promptly attended to. my6, NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. J ee New Millat Willow Valley is completed and ‘we are now feady to fill all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder Stieet, or at the Store of Ged, E, TURNER, Pine Stregt will be promptly attended-to. tw M. U: & D Marsa. DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. gerd ON BROAD STREET, adjoiring the Theutre. Nevada Jnne th, 1874 © ‘ Established in 1853. Nevada Assay Office, © es es ae ~ Main Street, Nevada City. OLD ORES. of every description Refined, Melted and Assayea. request Gold Bars exchanged for Coin, LECTROPLATING LD OR SILVER. ONABLE, ee JAS. J. OTT. IN PRICES-K: Nevada, March FORD'S BARBER SHOP, mast ‘ ~ NHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAMK POOING, and all work in the Tonsorial Art done in the most. approved style. KA Raizors honed and set, 116 Broad Street, Opposite NEVADA Orrs NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Chunselor at -Law Av BRICK OFFICE, Te Peent o the nedatin Hous: . oR. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN NEVADA: CITY. COUNTY WARRANTS, LL WARRANTS on General Fund, registered prior to Sept. 8,1874;. al50 all warrants op Road Fund registered. . prior toApril &th, 1875, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from date, E. P. SANFORD, Co. Treasurer, By A. H. PARKER, Deputy. Nevada, May 6th, 1875. ‘D. 3. cRownzr. HUPP & CROWLEY, Aitéciss & Counselors at Law, Office—Brown & Morgan’s Bloek, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON. tT) VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, & Weak oka at reesonable rates tor Cash.—. hop oa : Betas Street, opposite the Nevada GEO. 8. HUPP, Bureks Stage and Kxpress Co. pa STAGES will leave NevaPR for Moore's Flat daily. o’clock, A. M. For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and at same hour. Returning will leave Moore’s Flat att, excepted, at 6A. M. Also, k ly from Eureka at 6 A. M. D. B. MERRY. PALMER * ren. County ty Surveyar Dep. Co, Surveyor. . 3. Dep. Surveyor U. 8. Dep: —. MERRY: & SMITH, VIL AND MINING ENGINEER LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. C* — ERVADA GITY. ta Office the COURT: HOUSE. or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, wil! receive prompt attention. jal POTTER & SIGOURNEY, No.18 Commercial Street,RE selling great bargains in CROCK. A ERY, GLASSWARE. WALL «nd WINDOW SHADES. TaN ¥ gyads. April Oth, 1875. q (Sundays excepted,) at 5% 4 tile from Nevada City, on ‘LUESDAY, the SIXTH day of JULY £ eh Soar cae isto, tc pay the-delhnquent—assessnient;+ ‘ Central carriage shop, Ww Soyman, together with ents. of adv yertising and @x>. torent. “Ingu: ‘ne of the Committee. mg. penses of sale. em CALICO~PARTY, 1 THE YOUNG LADIES. =~“ SOCTAT ‘CLUB, SELECT PARTIES, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, — iecpestiiiaciae a PAY Ot SER ON RE FES Peak ek — ; FRIDAY EVENING, MAY ist. . Good music will be in attendance,—Tickets of Admission, $250. 8a Invitations must be shown at the doo. For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of DHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Cony, ention. That For dsentionen EK. Ww. HAYDEN, of Truckee, will ‘be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention of Neyada County, FOR SHERIFF. A lewry GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriffor Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Dermocratic Convention. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. pg J\ENWICK R. MILLER, is hereby * ." announced as a. candidate for the office ot County Surveyor, subject to the decision _. of the Democraiic County Convention. For Assemblyman. EO. W. GIFFEN is hereby announced as a candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Counventior, $500 oo RANCH FUR SALE. ies ONE MILE of Nevada City? A Theréeare nearly 200 acres of land, 30 acres. of whith is sown to grain. There is plenty of bags oe wood. Sale ip-. cludes the crop “tle possessory. For particulars inquire: of M. CO Y,-or of 3. M, “Waite; Real Katate ent. al CENTRAL CARRIAGE AND WAGGON MANUFACTORY. ae ae SEAMAN, ‘ BEGS TO ANNOUNCEto the public, that having established the above Factury,he is prepared to build Carriages and Wagons of every Description. Also Agent for the Celebrated ~ STUDEBAKER WAGONS. All Repairing Promptly Attended to, Nevada City, April 14th, 1875. 5 MRS. C. M, HAYES, Commercial street, Nevada City, AS FOR SALE AND KEEPS oOkSTANTLY O ON HAND, ‘HUMAN HAIR, OF ALL SHADES. The ladies,of Nevada and vicinity ave in-~ vited to calf and examine . CURLS AND SWITCHES. Also Sole Agent for Butterick’s Celebrated anteeme ap-15 “BULBS! BULB»! CHOICE FLOWER SEED. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT ever brought to this market. J _ : “neceived at PRESTON’S. DAHLIAS, ‘Dicentras, Madeira Vines, ‘New Gladiolus, Bleeding Hearts, etc. ete., At LOWER PRICES then ever A Before. ‘ Now is the time to plantthem. Vick’s New Catalouge GIVEN AWAY te every purchaser of $1 50 worth of Flower Seeds. Andthertarge invoice of : NOVELTIES Will arrive from the East ina few @eys, 2t ‘NEV ARA DRUG STORE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, 9 on a Will give shother of their ie ar ry << EV L of this co shown in to be fixe: for some the party. front at t of the wi expected their visi “pe lovely heal street, wi -—-appearau “Main stre pleasante “proved m “any othe James Clerk,. is Valley U ‘Clerk su Democra Remen Willow May 14tk “nated to school. ronized,~ go Out fr ie By a The M the TRAD assist th: ait Ti get alon, they Wil. We pr will req Appeal « Dr. C Virginia has bee1 will rem form ‘sc previou: which brush S cit is will be ¢ ring the rectors. of survé Valley. tunnel Town T Frien name w ty cony Sheriff; large: v Boot Pope ' Valley, be here duce a1 A, J Times, city ye the Gr _ dle tri ‘in this rs fron _trar the. ga Jam upon 1 Jim, i cotem}] get aft that n teins t : Trix reside Frida; is desi very p have « Rok ed in: candic " just tl and h Dr. of thi yester We _the T: -a tim week] list w: very ¢ leadirx ~ The has b. eught Over i it in road$ lan h deen .