May 13, 1877 (4 pages)

~~ Your ineh pressure, The Daily Granserip ‘Sunday, May 13, 1877, . rm ? "Important Enterprise. John Cashion, J. S. Thompson, J. D. Sweeay,-M. M. Richardsoi: and J. H.°’ Thomson, have filed: document in tae County Recorder’: office, setting forth that they baw Jocated and appropriated fifty thousrunning iv Truckee River, measured under » They take 1] from the river ata point called Camp 20, in this county, at the.dam of th: ‘People’s Ice Company.’’ , ‘I'he purpowe for whieh-this water location imade ia to convey the water of the Truckee rivel-in-a flame and ditches into Sierra county, in this State, und ~ jnto Washoe county, inthe State otNevada, for: floating’ wood, timberaud lamber, and more particularly Sa Sn nh meth ect nC a 1 SOE RS SE aS Rs _”_ grade to the-rod, and will be contin » Benoand Steamboat S prings, where, ——jeas;but-now it-commands a bigh for irrigating land, The flame nud . ditches will extend to Spanish Spring Valley, .ia ‘Washoo county. The flume at the initial -point will be eohstructed twelve feet-wide on the bottom and four feet high on th: sides, with two and: one-half incher ued on # grade that will be necessary to convey the water t@ the agrieultural lands lying north and south of the line of the flame. and ditches, The ditches aud flames will be -of suffivient capacity to carry fify thousand inches of water to the above named point, They claim the right .of way for their fumes aud ditches over wil lands lying along the line to the points above mentioned. The distance is about thirty miles. We under tand the main ida iv contemplation of this enterprise is ’ to furnish water for irrigating the lands in that vicinity. There are thousands of acres there that are of no use to anybody in their present state, it being ‘utterly impossible to utilize it without water, and the movement is projected to give ita good ‘and permanent value, . The land can now be bought of the Government for $1 25 per acre, and when the , enterprise is carried _through, it is claimed it will be worth $5 or $6, and perbaps more. An illustration of that fact is shown _ in the case of the inauguration of the seme kind of an enterprise between previous to water being carried there ix flumes, the land was worth. value, from the fact that at that point any Kind of feed for animals oan be raised upon it, As soon as tiie Company get the matter prop-. erly ‘arranged they will. commence the building of the flame and ditchpeason. aes wedi ——— 4 Rich Find, ‘Tux Placer Argus says for a long time’ past A. O, Bell, who lives near ock Creek, about three miles from . About four weeks ago he began sinking ashafton a ledge known 08 the “bif«{Preserver,"’ which paid well from the commencement, and has increased all the way down. The shaft is nowabout thitty, teetdeep. From Monday morning till Wednesijay noon, he took out, it is estimated, between $30,000 and $40,000, $7,000 of which was taken outin an hour. This statement is corroborated by parties who have geen it, The ledge is about one foot in thicknees, and is mostly decomposed rock, _ Themine is now shut down. and well guarded. One amall specimen, worth about $400, is on exbibition atthe bank. Mr, Ball on Wednesday, sold his mine for $20,000 to some parties from Inyo county. There is considerable excitement and all the vicinity is being taken up Vat1evo is ine “fix.” Her Board of Trustees aboutone year ago, offered a. reward of $1000 for the detection of an ivcendiary,nnd as nobody was immediutely detected the offer was forgotten, . But now thatF. J. Sprivger bas heen convicted of arson, William MoGill, the Cbief Engineer, wiv happened by reason of his position to make the formal complaint aguinst Springer, eames forward avd claims the thousund A YOUNG than named Bob Curpenter has mysteriously ‘disappeared _ from Ioue city, and mo traces of him meagre suce Local Mining News. . «From the Nevada City Weekly. Juzette, we obtain thefollowing local diniug intelligeuce: _ : It seems strange that for so many years such valuable mining land 4s the benahes on the Yaba side of the Nasbingtoa ridge should remuin ins 4 state of nature, when it is known tuat a large channel of blae gravel sxtends along the mountuin for many. uiles, and by sbafts sunk it has geen found in many places and suficiently rich to, warrant ‘drifting. From the grouud owned and worked ry Messrs. Chadwick, Peck, Qumpye)l and Story, who own 600 acres . on whet is odled Stier Elst for a4listance of several miles, the blue yravel has been foned ruvning brongh the lund owned by F. E. Biker, which comprises 160 acres: al#7, through the.laud owned by the New York? Canyon Consolidated Blue Gravel Miuing Ov., wilich coutins 800 acres, and fut miles beyond. Che claim of the N. ¥. 0. B. G. Co .s known to be on, the channel and aarry ubout working it, aud are ‘no: soxious to sell, Four the good of the vouuty we hope they will soon comwence operations. ’ The North Blodmfield Gravel mine wade a clean up ou Wednesday and brought the buslion here fur shipment yesterday, The pile was a. heavy one und was entirely satisfactory tothe company, but we could uot get the exact amount. Mr. Perkins informs us that he reduced the wages ofthe Chinamen employed in the mine yesterday to $1 30 per day, at whieh the Mougolians were gruwbling pretty loudly when be -teft. (he Superintendent beli¢ves tbat the most effective way to discouruge Chiuese emigration. The Milton Mining Company have been making some very rich clean upson the claims at Freuch Corral of late. The last twenty-one days run panned out $35,000 aud the preceding nearly as "much. After sevea Ways run the first four. bundred feet of the tunnel was cleaned up and $14,000 talon jtherefrom. The company weutto enormous ex~pense in ranniig a long bed-rock tuunel togetinto this ground, buat they are vow reaping therewards of their industry;and pluck, Oiber claims on the ridge are doing wet! and all are muking thé best ase of the water While it lasts. ‘The,.New England mine is improving in appearance every day. Tne new or main ledge whieh was struck a short time since is about two feet in width apd the rock prospects better than anything ever found in the mine before. oat tuken out of the tirst level of the striuger weat betweén fifty and sixty dollars por tou. The :ock being taken out now it is thought willgo duuble that, Week after next there will be about fifty tons of rock out and crushing on it will be commenced at Keith & Junes’ millon Monday week. It is expected to keep the mill, afier that time, constanily running on New Bogiand rock, ‘he mill will crush eight tons perday. Theowners of the mine no louger hope they havea a good mine, bat know they have one. John McAliis, vies and Superintendent of thy Campden: mine, formerly the Carney and Goodspeed claims, is.putting-things to rights in away that would make a professional niimer’s mouth water. He has run tunnela built flames, erecied reservoirs, fired “off blasts and mude things generally “ively about the ‘mine. Two reservoirs, tue which will hoid 1,200 inches and another 300 have beou built for slr Ap ing the water, He has putin pluce 2,600 feet of 22 inch pipe and has the claims in splendid order. Powder bas not heretofure been used in this claim, but a blast was pat in the other day that pulverized over ball an acre of uudfor washing, in better condition than any which bas beén worked from the mine, Oar informant, Mv. Organ, says the mive is now inas good shape as any iu the oounty aud it bas ull been done iu two months. Mr. McAllis is an . experienced miver aud will make the claims pay. ’ Congregational Caurch. ’ The Rev. J. W. Brier Jr., will preach to-day, moruing and evening The Sicrament of the Lord’s Supper will be adwiuistered at the close of the morning service. All are iavited to attend, J. Sums, Pastor, Trinity Charch. Regular services at the usual hours. ig fortunate owners seem to be inne] {. excursion! Commence and get ready Richer and Richer. This is the way the Downieville Messenger tells about that rich strike at Forest City which has created so much excitement and * been. referred toin the colamns of the Transcrrrr several times: ‘The ledge of goldbeariug sulphurets, recently dis‘covered in the North Fork mine, Forest City, is proving a perfect bovanza. Up. to. Wednesday cthe company had taken ont in the neighburbood of $100,000. In one’ day’s work, this week, over $20,000 worth of the précions metal was tukeu out. We nunderstahd that the company have raised . on the ledge, and tapped a botly of five looking gravel which is probably the chanvel they were developing when the dedge was struck. Severul of exchanges sconted the report that the rock woul. assiy $25,000 to the ton. We are informed that ou Monday last, several pieces, ubout the size of an ordinary tea kettle, were taken ou’, more than balf of waich was gold. The snlpharets are, Also literally full of very finegold. A furnace _ We Fade asa Leaf. ict As.the trials of life thicken and the dreams of other days fade, one by one, in the deep vista of disappointed hope, the heart grows weary of thestrnggle, and we begin to realize our insignificance. ‘Those who have climbed to the pinnacle of fame, or revel in luxury and wealth, go tothe grave at last with the poor mendivant who begs pennies by the wayside, and like him, are soon forie Generation after genera(We. says an eloquent modern writer, bave felt as we feel, and ‘their. fellows were us active in life as ours are now, They passed as @ vapor, !beraty. as when her Creator commanded her to-be. And so, likewise, “shall it be wren we are gone. The heavens wilt be as bright’ over our grave a8 they: are now around our path; thé world will heve the same attructiun for offspring yet unborb thut she ouce had for ourselves, aud Yet a little while, ‘aud all this will have happeued, Days will continus has been put up for roasting the ore, and it is reported that whena man’s hand is planged into the roasted mas4, it comes out beautifully gilded with gold.” A gentleman informs ‘us that.on: Wednesday last they pounded up tw» bundred-and twelve pounds of rock, and touk oiit sixtynine ounces of géld.A big chunk of the rock was sent to San Francisco to be assayed and the company got the return-on Weduesday lust that the assay of it was at the rate of a little over $23,000 to the ton. The discovery of this rich quartz has started up prospecting at a very liveold sbandoved ‘mines are about to be reworked, and altogether the appearances bid fair for lively times at Forest City. Moonlight Excursion, Just 1ead thut advertisement in another colamn, headed ‘Moonlight Excursion” and then make up your mind that you will be there, if the Lord spares your life, It will be a grand affair, Splendid cominittee of arrangements —splendid silver cornet band—splendid cotillion band—splendid dance and supper—-splendid ladies and gentlemen will be there—in fuct it willbe ‘‘way up.” If you don’t have a jolly time, if you go, then we will be terribly fooled. Moonlight to go. Dutt times have driven many merchants to the cash system in Carson City, and they are now ornamenting their stores with mottoes we trust —all others cash.”’ A New Yon paper kas discovered that there is Scriptural authority for the organization of the Electoral-eommission: ‘‘Give a portion to dbven, and also to eight; for thou knowest not what evil shall come upon the earth.’’—Ecclesiastious xi., 2. A pavourer of Charles Devereaux, living near Temeserl, San Bernardino county, was amasing herself with a loaded shotgun, and while looking down the barrels it was discharged with fatal effect. Deceased was aged twelve years. Wm, B. Cang bas commenced suit aguinst the San Francisca Chronicle for libel, in publishing him as beiny Mr. Carr. thinks, before he gets through, he willown the Chronicle, Ex-Senator Stewart is one of his af torneys. Dr. Cunniauam, of Los Angelés uuty, has 800 eggs hatghing in a mantie beap. He has tested the wethod before, Tar rate of taxation at San Franciscothis year is esti a‘ against $2124 last year-on the $106, City rate $1 U4, State rate 662%, = HOTEL AKRIVALS.~ National Exchange Hotel, & A. EDDY, Proprictor. Fatwayx, May 11th, 1877, H 8 Bradley City a ; N Cornelius, San Francisco 1 Jewitt City Mrs Lancaster San Francisco H Thoinason Emigrant Qap MN Sampson do . J Kvans S.n Franciace . @ B Weston San Juan J W Brier Jr, Glendale C bradley Dutch Flat MP tone Grass Va ley Pa ' E Hugh:s Monte Cristo Fe F Beckett Grass Valley ae Billings Cascades i Algo, Dutch Flat ren ge, Grass Valisy H Jadd do W Gale Swoctland ean be fyiud. Gro. R. Davis, Rector. ZG e> eee Ball Graes Valley eraid ly rate in that vicinity, aud several) suchas: ‘'Pay to day, trust to-mor-. _ row: “If LItrust, I bust;’’ “In God . connected with the Pinney frauds, . ated at $17034.). to move on, dud laughter and soug will bé heard in the very chamber in which we died; and the eye that mourned fur us will be dried, anu will glisten. with joy, and even ous aud will not remember to lisp oar names.— Le. : nen aecaal Mining Stocks. _ Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the quotations of the Sules at the Regular Board yesterday murniug — opening and closing. caer 715 Ophir 6% 6%. 4U0y Mexican 6% 3.80 -¢ 8/0 Gould & curry 3,00 3.35. Do Best & wescuer, 7% 8% 241UGalsturuiw zd% Zo, 4oU Savage 2.55 luvv Cou Virginia 26% 25%. 44U Cuollur, 16 16%, 4a7U Hale & Nurcruss 1,40. 43) Crown Pout 34 3.15. 44U Yelluw ducket, 4 luyu Linperiai 40c 45¢. 154 Alpua, 5% 2d! Boicher 474. 48 Cuutidence 14. 10lu Sierra Nevaua, 95¢ 90e 230 Uiau 344 2.90, “Jud Bulilun, 2% 2.10. Go4 xcuequer 144°1.20. SUU~U veruiun 44 0% 1625 Jimice, d.tu 254. 695 Union-Con, 1.99 21.85 liv Julia, bk. Yd. r 1¥d Caledunia FA5 1,20. 2UU Nouribern Bellé.12%, Advertised Letters. ‘ The following letters remain in the Post “for week ending May 12th, 1877. Persons e»lling fur advertised letters will please give the dare or advertisement. #H. H. Hasxrs, P. M. ARO Or Armia a Birtlett, Frank “Bristol, Lew's Chapman, Miss Alice, 2 Travess, William Faria, Manuel Pereira Grabam, Miss Louisa Griffith, E Harley, Abram’ Hauwen, Manuel Rodrigus Hoskin, Miss Mary Holton, Miss Daisy Howland, H H, 2 Lava, Autonia Goncaloes Laurence, John ~ Lyons, Mrs M A Pbilbrook, Sethi.3 Parez, 8 E Porter, George Reddick, Miss Williams Ryan, Michael Schriver, Miss Sarah Toze, Toagina Washington, Henry HOTEL ARRIVALS. ° Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop Jetor, Farpay, May 11th, 1877, O W White San Juan Miss Well do T W McFay Gross Valley \George Graham A Y George Clark Montreal: Frank Hathaway City O V Greybeck San Franciseo. sieet © H Chase City J O Broderick Col Hill J Kyerct Grass Valley Oliver Ragan City : . John: Loughead do : John M Carthy. Washingto A Gray Quaker Hi} “WON Adama ‘Sheridan A-G Blessington City. J 8 Porter Sutter Creek O 8 Dodge, Sacramento City J A Murtin San Francisco : John Staff Gilroy : : French City rp Jo Jenkins Grass Valley eee -Tur young fice are lik: ly to they are always. seid away. . ; Pablic echler adie $150. Allarcinvited. mall-ta while natare wore the same aspect of. — that she bas pow for our children= childreu will cease to think of us, + Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cat. _& Social Party will:te given by the Trustees of the Indian Flat School District, on Wednesday evening, May 16*h, tae proceeds to be for the benefit of the Public School mm that place. Good music, a nice ‘upper, and a pleasant time for all who attend, Tickets of admission, _A Youne lady-at Holyoke, Ma's., Who tried to cure a sore throat by wrappingit in raw liver on going to bed, was awakened in the night by a hnge tat that was lanching from the liver, and she concluded that, of the two, she preferred a sore throat, . “MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON THE ca WG N.G.R.R,, —AND— BALL AT COLFAX, ON THUF SDAY EVENING, MAY 24th, 1877, TE ’Anniversary_of the opening of the City. ikaILKOAD, from Colfax to Nevada nace ‘pen Railroad Plitform at Colfax, the floor ‘being properly canvassed for the purpose. THE EXCURSION AND DANCER WILL BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. ee , Thomas? Silver Cornet Band will accompany the Excursion, and Muller & Beckett's Cotillion Band will furnish music for the Dance. A Supper will be spread at the Depot, at Colfax, by Messrs. Curley & Mahon. A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC IS EXTENDED. —_—_— Fa Committee of Arrangements. Nevada City—Niles Searlx, Dr. R. M. Huot. Grass Valley—A. B. Dibble, R. Leeeh. =, + ; Colfux—J. H. Neff, James Mahon. ; Floor Directors, Nevada City—G.’von Schmittburg, Johu Hanly. Grass Vulley—F. G. Beatty, Jno. Glasson. «Culfax—-Albert Smith, M. Lobner. ee The train will leave Nevada City at 7:45 p.'m., and ‘Grass Valley at 8:15 P.M. Returning, leave at the close of the Bull. Single tickets for gentleman for round trip, (including supper) $2. ‘Ticket for sicthaon and lady, $3. _NEVADA ICB CO. 4 Wes unders'gned gives notice that he of MOUNTAIN Ice in this city. ‘The Ice is the beat ever put up in this section of the country. ‘Al’ orders Jett at the office of the Company,on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. i J. 5. THOMPSON. Nevada, May 11, 1877. i NEVADA RESTAURANT MRS, HOVARDSON, Was inform the people of Nevada opend 4. é Restaurant. on Commercial St. And respectfully “solicits a share of the public patronage. Meals will be served upatall Hours, for the low price of 25 CENTS PER MEAL. AnytLing the msrket affords will be pro . cured om order at special rates. Give me a Call, and I will Guat antee You a Good Meal. Nevada May 3-1m. Mineral Citation. : ai i Uited States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., April6, 1877. O ail whom it may éoncern. Whereas, _oe the 3d day of Se the Plat of Township 17 North, Range 9 Bast, was filediu the U.S. Land Office, and by Commissicher’s letter dated DecemDer 2d, JR71, Lot Two, of NW %&, and Lot Tu of sW Quarter, of Section 31 in Township 17 North, Kange 9 East, is to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due notice; and whereas, Geo. F. Cooper. (Post Office addres: Névuda city, Cal.jdid, on the «8th day of Nuvember, 1874. file inthe Kegister’s Ofhce.of this District his emption Declaration No. 4704, claiming the above described land, and h.s apne to ter the same as agricultura) land, aling it tobe more valuable for agriculan for mining purposes; Therefore, ‘take notice, that under and by tructions from the CommhisLand vffice. dated ‘May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 15th ef . A. D. 1877, at_1l o’clock a, M., at this before the ‘ er, for the hearing of the character of said i . hereunte set hands T. B. McFRARLAND, Register. apls HART FELLOW3, Recei Er elibaes NEVADA COU NTY NARROW GAUGE‘ The Dance will bebeldon the . is prepared to supply thie best article To any business ‘place or private residence’ City and vicinity, that she has ptenmiber, 1874, ae THE ALLEMANNIA, WILL ae oan Annual Pic Nic NEXT SUNDAY, at STORMS’ *RANCH. ——— WILL BE THERE—s DANCING FREE! —— & ALL SORTS OF AMUSEMENT. —_ Sunday Morning, at 8 1-2 o’clock. 6e 66 * 72% oe Return at 2;40 and 5:30 o'clock, P. M. Fare for the Round Trip, $1-00CHILDKEN UNDER 10 YEARS OF AGE, HALF FARE. Tickets for Sale at the Depot. — Porties having baskets will -. please send them to the Depot on Saturday evening. They wil! be sent on an extra car free of charge. wf » BY ORDER. . G. von SCHMITTBURG, ED. GOLDS¥ITH Committee. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Situated in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. NIRST—The desirable Fire proof Brick btore No. 78 Main-stre:t, Grass Valley (formerly knowns Loyd’s store)and the ict of Ja.d upc n Which the same stands, ley as Lot No. 8, in Block No. 13, and being.21 fret tront on Muin street by 133 feet ueep Store oceupied by good tenant. Second—That hlegant Private Kesidence and Neal sireets,aud the lotof land upon Which the same stands. kuewn upon the official map of Grass Valley as Lot No. 2, Loyd sireet by 102 feet front-on Neal street. House occupied by good tenant, : Thiid—That large and desirable building lot situated on the east side of Loyd street, near the coiner of Neal street, and being a partof Lot No. 8. in Block No. 18, us khown upon the official map of Grass Valieyx. size of lob172 fret front by 104 feet deepsmore or less. i The abovedescr bed property will be of fered by me for-gale, each lt separately or the whole propetty entire, as may suit purchasers, at tear ag until Saturday, the 26th day of May, 87%. If not disposed of ai or before that time, it.will then be offered for sale at public auction, to the hiyhest’biddé: for cash, in United States gold coin, at the anction salesroomef W. QO. Pope auctioneer corner of Main ‘and P.M. A part of the purchase money may remain on mortyage if desired. The titles are perfect. y or addr.ss by letter, rs M. BYRNE, Jr., Agent, No 94 Main St., Grass Vatiey. : No, 8s Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. ma3-td _—— United States Land Office.) Sacramento, Cal., Muy Oth, 1877. § YORE is hereby given that D’R. N ‘xexsncan, whose post office address is North Bloomfield;;Nevada County, has this day ‘filed his application for s patent for 1500 }inear f-et of the Bull Rum Copper Mine or ve'n bearing Copper, w th surface ground 600°fret in width, situate, lying and being in Bloomfield Mining <4 trict, County of Nevada, and State of California, and known and designated by the field notes end official platon file in this owice, as Lot Number 46, in Township 18 North, Range 10 East, of Mt. Diablo Meridian, and Lat 46, Township 4 N, Range 10 East, Mt. Diable Meridian. The extenor boundaries: of said Lot No. 46 be. ing as follows, to-wit; Variation 18° E. Comn encing at post B R2, at Southern beundary of ledge. Thence 63° , W 15ichs to a Yew tree in. india. marked BR No 3. Thenge 27°, W 22.72 cha to an Oak t mar BR No. 4. Thence N 63° . At 161 che spruce post marked BRNo. 1. At 9.08chs osk port marked BRB No. 6, for NE corner. Thence’ 8 27° E 22.72 cls toan oak port marked BR6, SE corner. Thence S63°W, At 5.29 chs corr er to sections 31 & 32, Tp 18 N,R 30 E, and sections 5 & 6, Tp 17 N,R 10 &, Mt. D.M. At 7.57 chs an cak post marked BRNo 2, place of beginning, containing 20.63 acres. This claim is nced cn al) sides by Government land, The location of this Mine is duly recorded in the Kecorder’s Offive of County. Califorvia Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of ssid Bull Run copper Mine or ssid mining grecnd 98 hereinbefore described, are required to file the radverse claim with the kegister of the United States L Office at vacramento, in the State of Californias, during the six‘ pam of publication , oF barred by virtue of the proYe MoFARLAND, Register. GERMAN PICNIC. MAY 13th, 1877, A SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC : 4 heme LEAVE NEVADA PROMPTLY, F, EILERMAN, oe” known upon the cfiicixl wap of Grass Val-'_} si:mated on the southwest commer cf Loyd _ in Block No. 19, and being 141 feet front onChurch streets, Grass Valley, at 3 o’clock: = For,turther particulars apply im person ~~ moe . The Dui NEVADA LOCAI Loca! Yesterday w: To-day is Si Thos. Shart! grocery store n The mining . ig every duy. osm nl Thos. Mein . painted, and*it * Many impro -albover the ciry }.better times, P. H. Beld stationer, gave fine Havana ci Montgomery visit this couu Everybody wil their coin to go The proprie' ~. +@nhnounces that daily paper at . tri-weekly. Si The German Storms’ Rauch leave here ui 8! M,.' A large cre does not storm. The Downie the quariz led x claim is entiile: nanza. Ii is, tichest discove) fornia, Capt. Cole, Minnesota, dro day, in bis gu potatoes. The was decided by nation‘to be ap The Mawimot Forest City, re one hundred ¢ ahead of the o! tich gravel, an dollars and loads of dict, Every family should. subseri Weekly Gazette ‘very best weekl State. Keep p news—you can) for the Gazette. At a'meeting . pointed by the . rangements fdr tion and pic-nié was elected Cl »: M. Hathaway, § The “Tour of another exhibit during the wee] (doing an imm they left here, way to San Frar here for one or . A. D, Satton, went with him, doves, 4 hare, gray squirrels, Sutton -saysdor that vicinity, an all the sport the “Nevada Ligh! © their annual pa “cursion on Satu Company's gold will be‘shot for other -prizes;.wh: by our citizens. ~ Billy Holmes ‘San Francisco, v 8 fine stock of e for his saddle an you want anytbi him a call. ° The new count , Strive at Colfax t It weighs a 1 tte while the one at . the largest in t! ealy 8,500-poan The Dixon Bi hess. man accoste the country the “Why don’t yo *‘Because,”’said “have never exten --me'tado so. Ix pers every week an advertisement ’ and I never go to invited to.” —_—--2 Tue Alliance } ance Company of is about to wind ;

~~ Your ineh pressure, The Daily Granserip ‘Sunday, May 13, 1877, . rm ? "Important Enterprise. John Cashion, J. S. Thompson, J. D. Sweeay,-M. M. Richardsoi: and J. H.°’ Thomson, have filed: document in tae County Recorder’: office, setting forth that they baw Jocated and appropriated fifty thousrunning iv Truckee River, measured under » They take 1] from the river ata point called Camp 20, in this county, at the.dam of th: ‘People’s Ice Company.’’ , ‘I'he purpowe for whieh-this water location imade ia to convey the water of the Truckee rivel-in-a flame and ditches into Sierra county, in this State, und ~ jnto Washoe county, inthe State otNevada, for: floating’ wood, timberaud lamber, and more particularly Sa Sn nh meth ect nC a 1 SOE RS SE aS Rs _”_ grade to the-rod, and will be contin » Benoand Steamboat S prings, where, ——jeas;but-now it-commands a bigh for irrigating land, The flame nud . ditches will extend to Spanish Spring Valley, .ia ‘Washoo county. The flume at the initial -point will be eohstructed twelve feet-wide on the bottom and four feet high on th: sides, with two and: one-half incher ued on # grade that will be necessary to convey the water t@ the agrieultural lands lying north and south of the line of the flame. and ditches, The ditches aud flames will be -of suffivient capacity to carry fify thousand inches of water to the above named point, They claim the right .of way for their fumes aud ditches over wil lands lying along the line to the points above mentioned. The distance is about thirty miles. We under tand the main ida iv contemplation of this enterprise is ’ to furnish water for irrigating the lands in that vicinity. There are thousands of acres there that are of no use to anybody in their present state, it being ‘utterly impossible to utilize it without water, and the movement is projected to give ita good ‘and permanent value, . The land can now be bought of the Government for $1 25 per acre, and when the , enterprise is carried _through, it is claimed it will be worth $5 or $6, and perbaps more. An illustration of that fact is shown _ in the case of the inauguration of the seme kind of an enterprise between previous to water being carried there ix flumes, the land was worth. value, from the fact that at that point any Kind of feed for animals oan be raised upon it, As soon as tiie Company get the matter prop-. erly ‘arranged they will. commence the building of the flame and ditchpeason. aes wedi ——— 4 Rich Find, ‘Tux Placer Argus says for a long time’ past A. O, Bell, who lives near ock Creek, about three miles from . About four weeks ago he began sinking ashafton a ledge known 08 the “bif«{Preserver,"’ which paid well from the commencement, and has increased all the way down. The shaft is nowabout thitty, teetdeep. From Monday morning till Wednesijay noon, he took out, it is estimated, between $30,000 and $40,000, $7,000 of which was taken outin an hour. This statement is corroborated by parties who have geen it, The ledge is about one foot in thicknees, and is mostly decomposed rock, _ Themine is now shut down. and well guarded. One amall specimen, worth about $400, is on exbibition atthe bank. Mr, Ball on Wednesday, sold his mine for $20,000 to some parties from Inyo county. There is considerable excitement and all the vicinity is being taken up Vat1evo is ine “fix.” Her Board of Trustees aboutone year ago, offered a. reward of $1000 for the detection of an ivcendiary,nnd as nobody was immediutely detected the offer was forgotten, . But now thatF. J. Sprivger bas heen convicted of arson, William MoGill, the Cbief Engineer, wiv happened by reason of his position to make the formal complaint aguinst Springer, eames forward avd claims the thousund A YOUNG than named Bob Curpenter has mysteriously ‘disappeared _ from Ioue city, and mo traces of him meagre suce Local Mining News. . «From the Nevada City Weekly. Juzette, we obtain thefollowing local diniug intelligeuce: _ : It seems strange that for so many years such valuable mining land 4s the benahes on the Yaba side of the Nasbingtoa ridge should remuin ins 4 state of nature, when it is known tuat a large channel of blae gravel sxtends along the mountuin for many. uiles, and by sbafts sunk it has geen found in many places and suficiently rich to, warrant ‘drifting. From the grouud owned and worked ry Messrs. Chadwick, Peck, Qumpye)l and Story, who own 600 acres . on whet is odled Stier Elst for a4listance of several miles, the blue yravel has been foned ruvning brongh the lund owned by F. E. Biker, which comprises 160 acres: al#7, through the.laud owned by the New York? Canyon Consolidated Blue Gravel Miuing Ov., wilich coutins 800 acres, and fut miles beyond. Che claim of the N. ¥. 0. B. G. Co .s known to be on, the channel and aarry ubout working it, aud are ‘no: soxious to sell, Four the good of the vouuty we hope they will soon comwence operations. ’ The North Blodmfield Gravel mine wade a clean up ou Wednesday and brought the buslion here fur shipment yesterday, The pile was a. heavy one und was entirely satisfactory tothe company, but we could uot get the exact amount. Mr. Perkins informs us that he reduced the wages ofthe Chinamen employed in the mine yesterday to $1 30 per day, at whieh the Mougolians were gruwbling pretty loudly when be -teft. (he Superintendent beli¢ves tbat the most effective way to discouruge Chiuese emigration. The Milton Mining Company have been making some very rich clean upson the claims at Freuch Corral of late. The last twenty-one days run panned out $35,000 aud the preceding nearly as "much. After sevea Ways run the first four. bundred feet of the tunnel was cleaned up and $14,000 talon jtherefrom. The company weutto enormous ex~pense in ranniig a long bed-rock tuunel togetinto this ground, buat they are vow reaping therewards of their industry;and pluck, Oiber claims on the ridge are doing wet! and all are muking thé best ase of the water While it lasts. ‘The,.New England mine is improving in appearance every day. Tne new or main ledge whieh was struck a short time since is about two feet in width apd the rock prospects better than anything ever found in the mine before. oat tuken out of the tirst level of the striuger weat betweén fifty and sixty dollars por tou. The :ock being taken out now it is thought willgo duuble that, Week after next there will be about fifty tons of rock out and crushing on it will be commenced at Keith & Junes’ millon Monday week. It is expected to keep the mill, afier that time, constanily running on New Bogiand rock, ‘he mill will crush eight tons perday. Theowners of the mine no louger hope they havea a good mine, bat know they have one. John McAliis, vies and Superintendent of thy Campden: mine, formerly the Carney and Goodspeed claims, is.putting-things to rights in away that would make a professional niimer’s mouth water. He has run tunnela built flames, erecied reservoirs, fired “off blasts and mude things generally “ively about the ‘mine. Two reservoirs, tue which will hoid 1,200 inches and another 300 have beou built for slr Ap ing the water, He has putin pluce 2,600 feet of 22 inch pipe and has the claims in splendid order. Powder bas not heretofure been used in this claim, but a blast was pat in the other day that pulverized over ball an acre of uudfor washing, in better condition than any which bas beén worked from the mine, Oar informant, Mv. Organ, says the mive is now inas good shape as any iu the oounty aud it bas ull been done iu two months. Mr. McAllis is an . experienced miver aud will make the claims pay. ’ Congregational Caurch. ’ The Rev. J. W. Brier Jr., will preach to-day, moruing and evening The Sicrament of the Lord’s Supper will be adwiuistered at the close of the morning service. All are iavited to attend, J. Sums, Pastor, Trinity Charch. Regular services at the usual hours. ig fortunate owners seem to be inne] {. excursion! Commence and get ready Richer and Richer. This is the way the Downieville Messenger tells about that rich strike at Forest City which has created so much excitement and * been. referred toin the colamns of the Transcrrrr several times: ‘The ledge of goldbeariug sulphurets, recently dis‘covered in the North Fork mine, Forest City, is proving a perfect bovanza. Up. to.. Wednesday cthe company had taken ont in the neighburbood of $100,000. In one’ day’s work, this week, over $20,000 worth of the précions metal was tukeu out. We nunderstahd that the company have raised . on the ledge, and tapped a botly of five looking gravel which is probably the chanvel they were developing when the dedge was struck. Severul of exchanges sconted the report that the rock woul. assiy $25,000 to the ton. We are informed that ou Monday last, several pieces, ubout the size of an ordinary tea kettle, were taken ou’, more than balf of waich was gold. The snlpharets are, Also literally full of very finegold. A furnace _ We Fade asa Leaf. ict As.the trials of life thicken and the dreams of other days fade, one by one, in the deep vista of disappointed hope, the heart grows weary of thestrnggle, and we begin to realize our insignificance. ‘Those who have climbed to the pinnacle of fame, or revel in luxury and wealth, go tothe grave at last with the poor mendivant who begs pennies by the wayside, and like him, are soon forie Generation after genera(We. says an eloquent modern writer, bave felt as we feel, and ‘their. fellows were us active in life as ours are now, They passed as @ vapor, !beraty. as when her Creator commanded her to-be. And so, likewise, “shall it be wren we are gone. The heavens wilt be as bright’ over our grave a8 they: are now around our path; thé world will heve the same attructiun for offspring yet unborb thut she ouce had for ourselves, aud Yet a little while, ‘aud all this will have happeued, Days will continus has been put up for roasting the ore, and it is reported that whena man’s hand is planged into the roasted mas4, it comes out beautifully gilded with gold.” A gentleman informs ‘us that.on: Wednesday last they pounded up tw» bundred-and twelve pounds of rock, and touk oiit sixtynine ounces of géld.A big chunk of the rock was sent to San Francisco to be assayed and the company got the return-on Weduesday lust that the assay of it was at the rate of a little over $23,000 to the ton. The discovery of this rich quartz has started up prospecting at a very liveold sbandoved ‘mines are about to be reworked, and altogether the appearances bid fair for lively times at Forest City. Moonlight Excursion, Just 1ead thut advertisement in another colamn, headed ‘Moonlight Excursion” and then make up your mind that you will be there, if the Lord spares your life, It will be a grand affair, Splendid cominittee of arrangements —splendid silver cornet band—splendid cotillion band—splendid dance and supper—-splendid ladies and gentlemen will be there—in fuct it willbe ‘‘way up.” If you don’t have a jolly time, if you go, then we will be terribly fooled. Moonlight to go. Dutt times have driven many merchants to the cash system in Carson City, and they are now ornamenting their stores with mottoes we trust —all others cash.”’ A New Yon paper kas discovered that there is Scriptural authority for the organization of the Electoral-eommission: ‘‘Give a portion to dbven, and also to eight; for thou knowest not what evil shall come upon the earth.’’—Ecclesiastious xi., 2. A pavourer of Charles Devereaux, living near Temeserl, San Bernardino county, was amasing herself with a loaded shotgun, and while looking down the barrels it was discharged with fatal effect. Deceased was aged twelve years. Wm, B. Cang bas commenced suit aguinst the San Francisca Chronicle for libel, in publishing him as beiny Mr. Carr. thinks, before he gets through, he willown the Chronicle, Ex-Senator Stewart is one of his af torneys. Dr. Cunniauam, of Los Angelés uuty, has 800 eggs hatghing in a mantie beap. He has tested the wethod before, Tar rate of taxation at San Franciscothis year is esti a‘ against $2124 last year-on the $106, City rate $1 U4, State rate 662%, = HOTEL AKRIVALS.~ National Exchange Hotel, & A. EDDY, Proprictor. Fatwayx, May 11th, 1877, H 8 Bradley City a ; N Cornelius, San Francisco 1 Jewitt City Mrs Lancaster San Francisco H Thoinason Emigrant Qap MN Sampson do . J Kvans S.n Franciace . @ B Weston San Juan J W Brier Jr, Glendale C bradley Dutch Flat MP tone Grass Va ley Pa ' E Hugh:s Monte Cristo Fe F Beckett Grass Valley ae Billings Cascades i Algo, Dutch Flat ren ge, Grass Valisy H Jadd do W Gale Swoctland ean be fyiud. Gro. R. Davis, Rector. ZG e> eee Ball Graes Valley eraid ly rate in that vicinity, aud several) suchas: ‘'Pay to day, trust to-mor-. _ row: “If LItrust, I bust;’’ “In God . connected with the Pinney frauds, . ated at $17034.). to move on, dud laughter and soug will bé heard in the very chamber in which we died; and the eye that mourned fur us will be dried, anu will glisten. with joy, and even ous aud will not remember to lisp oar names.— Le. : nen aecaal Mining Stocks. _ Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the quotations of the Sules at the Regular Board yesterday murniug — opening and closing. caer 715 Ophir 6% 6%. 4U0y Mexican 6% 3.80 -¢ 8/0 Gould & curry 3,00 3.35. Do Best & wescuer, 7% 8% 241UGalsturuiw zd% Zo, 4oU Savage 2.55 luvv Cou Virginia 26% 25%. 44U Cuollur, 16 16%, 4a7U Hale & Nurcruss 1,40. 43) Crown Pout 34 3.15. 44U Yelluw ducket, 4 luyu Linperiai 40c 45¢. 154 Alpua, 5% 2d! Boicher 474. 48 Cuutidence 14. 10lu Sierra Nevaua, 95¢ 90e 230 Uiau 344 2.90, “Jud Bulilun, 2% 2.10. Go4 xcuequer 144°1.20. SUU~U veruiun 44 0% 1625 Jimice, d.tu 254. 695 Union-Con, 1.99 21.85 liv Julia, bk. Yd. r 1¥d Caledunia FA5 1,20. 2UU Nouribern Bellé.12%, Advertised Letters. ‘ The following letters remain in the Post “for week ending May 12th, 1877. Persons e»lling fur advertised letters will please give the dare or advertisement. #H. H. Hasxrs, P. M. ARO Or Armia a Birtlett, Frank “Bristol, Lew's Chapman, Miss Alice, 2 Travess, William Faria, Manuel Pereira Grabam, Miss Louisa Griffith, E Harley, Abram’ Hauwen, Manuel Rodrigus Hoskin, Miss Mary Holton, Miss Daisy Howland, H H, 2 Lava, Autonia Goncaloes Laurence, John ~ Lyons, Mrs M A Pbilbrook, Sethi.3 Parez, 8 E

Porter, George Reddick, Miss Williams Ryan, Michael Schriver, Miss Sarah Toze, Toagina Washington, Henry HOTEL ARRIVALS. ° Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop Jetor, Farpay, May 11th, 1877, O W White San Juan Miss Well do T W McFay Gross Valley \George Graham A Y George Clark Montreal: Frank Hathaway City O V Greybeck San Franciseo. sieet © H Chase City J O Broderick Col Hill J Kyerct Grass Valley Oliver Ragan City : . John: Loughead do : John M Carthy. Washingto A Gray Quaker Hi} “WON Adama ‘Sheridan A-G Blessington City. J 8 Porter Sutter Creek O 8 Dodge, Sacramento City J A Murtin San Francisco : John Staff Gilroy : : French City rp Jo Jenkins Grass Valley eee -Tur young fice are lik: ly to they are always. seid away. . ; Pablic echler adie $150. Allarcinvited. mall-ta while natare wore the same aspect of. — that she bas pow for our children= childreu will cease to think of us, + Office at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cat. _& Social Party will:te given by the Trustees of the Indian Flat School District, on Wednesday evening, May 16*h, tae proceeds to be for the benefit of the Public School mm that place. Good music, a nice ‘upper, and a pleasant time for all who attend, Tickets of admission, _A Youne lady-at Holyoke, Ma's., Who tried to cure a sore throat by wrappingit in raw liver on going to bed, was awakened in the night by a hnge tat that was lanching from the liver, and she concluded that, of the two, she preferred a sore throat, . “MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ON THE ca WG N.G.R.R,, —AND— BALL AT COLFAX, ON THUF SDAY EVENING, MAY 24th, 1877, TE ’Anniversary_of the opening of the City. ikaILKOAD, from Colfax to Nevada nace ‘pen Railroad Plitform at Colfax, the floor ‘being properly canvassed for the purpose. THE EXCURSION AND DANCER WILL BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. ee , Thomas? Silver Cornet Band will accompany the Excursion, and Muller & Beckett's Cotillion Band will furnish music for the Dance. A Supper will be spread at the Depot, at Colfax, by Messrs. Curley & Mahon. A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC IS EXTENDED. —_—_— Fa Committee of Arrangements. Nevada City—Niles Searlx, Dr. R. M. Huot. Grass Valley—A. B. Dibble, R. Leeeh. =, + ; Colfux—J. H. Neff, James Mahon. ; Floor Directors, Nevada City—G.’von Schmittburg, Johu Hanly. Grass Vulley—F. G. Beatty, Jno. Glasson. «Culfax—-Albert Smith, M. Lobner. ee The train will leave Nevada City at 7:45 p.'m., and ‘Grass Valley at 8:15 P.M. Returning, leave at the close of the Bull. Single tickets for gentleman for round trip, (including supper) $2. ‘Ticket for sicthaon and lady, $3. _NEVADA ICB CO. 4 Wes unders'gned gives notice that he of MOUNTAIN Ice in this city. ‘The Ice is the beat ever put up in this section of the country. ‘Al’ orders Jett at the office of the Company,on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. i J. 5. THOMPSON. Nevada, May 11, 1877. i NEVADA RESTAURANT MRS, HOVARDSON, Was inform the people of Nevada opend 4.. é Restaurant. on Commercial St. And respectfully “solicits a share of the public patronage. Meals will be served upatall Hours, for the low price of 25 CENTS PER MEAL. AnytLing the msrket affords will be pro . cured om order at special rates. Give me a Call, and I will Guat antee You a Good Meal. Nevada May 3-1m. Mineral Citation. : ai i Uited States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., April6, 1877. O ail whom it may éoncern. Whereas, _oe the 3d day of Se the Plat of Township 17 North, Range 9 Bast, was filediu the U.S. Land Office, and by Commissicher’s letter dated DecemDer 2d, JR71, Lot Two, of NW %&, and Lot Tu of sW Quarter, of Section 31 in Township 17 North, Kange 9 East, is to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary is proved, after due notice; and whereas, Geo. F. Cooper. (Post Office addres: Névuda city, Cal.jdid, on the «8th day of Nuvember, 1874. file inthe Kegister’s Ofhce.of this District his emption Declaration No. 4704, claiming the above described land, and h.s apne to ter the same as agricultura) land, aling it tobe more valuable for agriculan for mining purposes; Therefore, ‘take notice, that under and by tructions from the CommhisLand vffice. dated ‘May 6th, 1871, we have fixed the 15th ef . A. D. 1877, at_1l o’clock a, M., at this before the ‘ er, for the hearing of the character of said i . hereunte set hands T. B. McFRARLAND, Register. apls HART FELLOW3, Recei Er elibaes NEVADA COU NTY NARROW GAUGE‘ The Dance will bebeldon the . is prepared to supply thie best article To any business ‘place or private residence’ City and vicinity, that she has ptenmiber, 1874, ae THE ALLEMANNIA, WILL ae oan Annual Pic Nic NEXT SUNDAY, at STORMS’ *RANCH. ——— WILL BE THERE—s DANCING FREE! —— & ALL SORTS OF AMUSEMENT. —_ Sunday Morning, at 8 1-2 o’clock. 6e 66 * 72% oe Return at 2;40 and 5:30 o'clock, P. M. Fare for the Round Trip, $1-00CHILDKEN UNDER 10 YEARS OF AGE, HALF FARE. Tickets for Sale at the Depot. — Porties having baskets will -. please send them to the Depot on Saturday evening. They wil! be sent on an extra car free of charge. wf » BY ORDER. . G. von SCHMITTBURG, ED. GOLDS¥ITH Committee. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Situated in Grass Valley, Nevada County, California. NIRST—The desirable Fire proof Brick btore No. 78 Main-stre:t, Grass Valley (formerly knowns Loyd’s store)and the ict of Ja.d upc n Which the same stands, ley as Lot No. 8, in Block No. 13, and being.21 fret tront on Muin street by 133 feet ueep Store oceupied by good tenant. Second—That hlegant Private Kesidence and Neal sireets,aud the lotof land upon Which the same stands. kuewn upon the official map of Grass Valley as Lot No. 2, Loyd sireet by 102 feet front-on Neal street. House occupied by good tenant, : Thiid—That large and desirable building lot situated on the east side of Loyd street, near the coiner of Neal street, and being a partof Lot No. 8. in Block No. 18, us khown upon the official map of Grass Valieyx. size of lob172 fret front by 104 feet deepsmore or less. i The abovedescr bed property will be of fered by me for-gale, each lt separately or the whole propetty entire, as may suit purchasers, at tear ag until Saturday, the 26th day of May, 87%. If not disposed of ai or before that time, it.will then be offered for sale at public auction, to the hiyhest’biddé: for cash, in United States gold coin, at the anction salesroomef W. QO. Pope auctioneer corner of Main ‘and P.M. A part of the purchase money may remain on mortyage if desired. The titles are perfect. y or addr.ss by letter, rs M. BYRNE, Jr., Agent, No 94 Main St., Grass Vatiey. : No, 8s Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. ma3-td _—— United States Land Office.) Sacramento, Cal., Muy Oth, 1877. § YORE is hereby given that D’R. N ‘xexsncan, whose post office address is North Bloomfield;;Nevada County, has this day ‘filed his application for s patent for 1500 }inear f-et of the Bull Rum Copper Mine or ve'n bearing Copper, w th surface ground 600°fret in width, situate, lying and being in Bloomfield Mining <4 trict, County of Nevada, and State of California, and known and designated by the field notes end official platon file in this owice, as Lot Number 46, in Township 18 North, Range 10 East, of Mt. Diablo Meridian, and Lat 46, Township 4 N, Range 10 East, Mt. Diable Meridian. The extenor boundaries: of said Lot No. 46 be. ing as follows, to-wit; Variation 18° E. Comn encing at post B R2, at Southern beundary of ledge. Thence 63° , W 15ichs to a Yew tree in. india. marked BR No 3. Thenge 27°, W 22.72 cha to an Oak t mar BR No. 4. Thence N 63° . At 161 che spruce post marked BRNo. 1. At 9.08chs osk port marked BRB No. 6, for NE corner. Thence’ 8 27° E 22.72 cls toan oak port marked BR6, SE corner. Thence S63°W, At 5.29 chs corr er to sections 31 & 32, Tp 18 N,R 30 E, and sections 5 & 6, Tp 17 N,R 10 &, Mt. D.M. At 7.57 chs an cak post marked BRNo 2, place of beginning, containing 20.63 acres. This claim is nced cn al) sides by Government land, The location of this Mine is duly recorded in the Kecorder’s Offive of County. Califorvia Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of ssid Bull Run copper Mine or ssid mining grecnd 98 hereinbefore described, are required to file the radverse claim with the kegister of the United States L Office at vacramento, in the State of Californias, during the six‘ pam of publication , oF barred by virtue of the proYe MoFARLAND, Register. GERMAN PICNIC. MAY 13th, 1877, A SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIC : 4 heme LEAVE NEVADA PROMPTLY, F, EILERMAN, oe” known upon the cfiicixl wap of Grass Val-'_} si:mated on the southwest commer cf Loyd _ in Block No. 19, and being 141 feet front onChurch streets, Grass Valley, at 3 o’clock: = For,turther particulars apply im person ~~ moe . The Dui NEVADA LOCAI Loca! Yesterday w: To-day is Si Thos. Shart! grocery store n The mining . ig every duy. osm nl Thos. Mein . painted, and*it * Many impro -albover the ciry }.better times, P. H. Beld stationer, gave fine Havana ci Montgomery visit this couu Everybody wil their coin to go The proprie' ~. +@nhnounces that daily paper at . tri-weekly. Si The German Storms’ Rauch leave here ui 8! M,.' A large cre does not storm. The Downie the quariz led x claim is entiile: nanza. Ii is, tichest discove) fornia, Capt. Cole, Minnesota, dro day, in bis gu potatoes. The was decided by nation‘to be ap The Mawimot Forest City, re one hundred ¢ ahead of the o! tich gravel, an dollars and loads of dict, Every family should. subseri Weekly Gazette ‘very best weekl State. Keep p news—you can) for the Gazette. At a'meeting . pointed by the . rangements fdr tion and pic-nié was elected Cl »: M. Hathaway, § The “Tour of another exhibit during the wee] (doing an imm they left here, way to San Frar here for one or . A. D, Satton, went with him, doves, 4 hare, gray squirrels, Sutton -saysdor that vicinity, an all the sport the “Nevada Ligh! © their annual pa “cursion on Satu Company's gold will be‘shot for other -prizes;.wh: by our citizens. ~ Billy Holmes ‘San Francisco, v 8 fine stock of e for his saddle an you want anytbi him a call. ° The new count , Strive at Colfax t It weighs a 1 tte while the one at . the largest in t! ealy 8,500-poan The Dixon Bi hess. man accoste the country the “Why don’t yo *‘Because,”’said “have never exten --me'tado so. Ix pers every week an advertisement ’ and I never go to invited to.” —_—--2 Tue Alliance } ance Company of is about to wind ;