May 15, 1877 (4 pages)

hasta mance RBIS LINE a ‘we. haveTuesday, May 16, 1877. Wild it be Started up? Several weeks since we announced apon what we believed to be good authority, that negotiations were pending, for the purchase of the Star Spangled Banner mine, Of late ‘heard nothing — about it. Has the project been abandoned? not, for_we feel confident} e big thing outof it, As: nedr as we * the 620-foot level, the people who are posted; declare when th _gideration of capitalists, and the deal of ground, This tax is collec° tions therefor previous to the Ist day he corralled two-fmountain cats, © that that mine, if properly developed, and economically managed, can be made to pay handsome dividends. There is no question about its being a fine piece of proverty, and that ‘somebody will make a oan remember something like $900,8 taken out of the mine, and “company quit work they bich paid $12 per ton, but by sonie tuaecountable mystery it cost_$13 per ton tw.mill it, and then they gaye up the work. The mill, hoisting works é&e. were) gold to the Nevada Foundry, and not a day's work has been done on the mine for eight or vine years, and yet that it will yet be a leading mine in this district, and with that belief it seems strange that a company can not be formed for the purpose of opening it up. Everytbing is cheaper than it was at the time the works were closed down, and the quartz prospects in that immediate vicinity are showing up well. Then wby should the Bunner not be worked? The North Banner, the extension of the Star Spangled Banner, has a fine looking ledge which is about one and a half feet thick, and several experts who bave examined it, assert that it is a No. 1 prospect for a big mine, It is estimated that it would cost about $20,000 to buy the mine and put it in a condition to take out rock. It appears to us that amount is very ingigniticant to raise when the real value of the mine is taken into consideration. We contend this piece of property is well worthy the conprosperty of the town would be greatly enhanced if it was started up. Internal Revenue Taxes. Probably no manin town is kept so busy at the present time as I, J. Rolfe, the Deputy—United States Internal Revenue Collector, for the counties of Nevada, . Yuba, Satter and. Colusa. We strolled into his office on Saturday last and there found bim up to bis’ eyes in work, He had gn his table a stack of letters about two feet deep that he was going for as livelyas “Jim Nye went for the Heathen Chinee.” . Nearly all of these let\ers contained greenbacks varying im denominations from $5 to $100, all Having beea seat to bim from his bailiwick in payment for special taxes of the United States and for stamps. He informed us that Uncle Sam would receive about $40,000 from the collections in his district alone, and this is one of the smallest, alihough it covers a good ted from rectifiers, dealers in liquors, brewers, peddlers of tobacco &o. There are tweuty breweries in this county, and all running except three. The Boca Brewery ‘purchase on an average $1,000 worth of stamps per month, and all the others -combined purchase about. the same amount. The Boca Brewing Co.do not odnfine their business to one county, but it is scattered all over the coast, while the other breweries rely, only upon the local trade iu their vicinity. The law requires all persons liable to revenue taxes to make applicaof May, and we judge from the number of letters Rolfe had on his table that every one of them had managed to get in on time. Rolfe isa very ‘efficient officer and gives the best of satisfaction to all who have business with bin. : > iad Mountain Cats. P The Duteh Flat Forum says Mr. Martin, the nightwatchman of the Liberty Hill mive at Liberty Hill, while attending to bis duties, has on several occasions had his lunch stolen. Knowing the thieves to be wild animels of some kind, he con~ structed a box trap to cateb thew, if possible, and stop their further depredations on his, meals. It proved successful, asin two evenings at your city, I wandered into your Theaq the Sjate. = ss tre Saturday night, to hear a performance which I was told would not amount to much. Before I left, let me say, I was delighted: It hasbeen my good fortune to bear fine music in every clime. Ol ‘Shandon’s bells” have a magic sound. The melting cadence of the “‘Sistrine Chapel,” as they roll out the ves-pers, would enchant any man. I have beard masses at sunset on the ocean. I have floated on lake ‘‘Como, and Hatenedto— strains from voices, which would carry one, a8 “Orphegs’’ did, to the gates of -purgatory. . Therefore, when I say that in a’ miniug towo, in this far oft country of California, the performance of Saturday night was creditable, I amgiving but faint. praise P those who conceived and carried out the programme, I have not the pleasute of knowing those most interested; but I-am told-thatto-Prof, . Chase an@Mrs. Deal, is due the suceoss of the undertaking. The former has, with great fidelity,, drilled the chorases.and the solos, and the Natter trained the young fuiries for theix.work. ‘It would not be just, where ali.was so good, to discrimi-, nate; yet £ tannot belpmentioning. the beautiful songs of Miss Gray, the sulo of Miss Daffy, the exquisite wir rendered by “Miss Hupp; and the charming performance of Mis Hid behind the scenes was an’echd= Ican hear it yet. To my ear, liowever, the charm of the eveu'ng was the trio sung by Misses Urmy, Byrne and Doffy, The rich alto notes of a-wild bird in the woods, while Miss Doffy’s high notes gave a trampet sound, The solo of ‘The Mountain Child” was exquisitely given, and all concerned may congratulate themthing to criticise; but to any one tio has a fault to find with the performance of ‘‘Laila,’’ £ would siaply suggest that they’try to do it better. I shall not soon forget those fairy chili dren, and {the ladies who made ope night of my sttanger life bright. ‘‘Honie, sweet home,”’ touches the heart when far away from all we love. Can't we have the operetta repeated? A STRANGER, = r Personal. prietor of the ‘‘Pacific Life,’’ published at San Francisco, made his ‘appearance in this city on Sunday evening last, and after spending yesterday around the city, left on the train this morning for home, The Col. is # 80n-in-luw of the Rey. Mr. Davis of this city. He is a polished gentleman, an able editor, and a succvss in the newspaper business. The ‘Pacific Life” is a live sporting paper, and its subscription list should be largely increased ix this part of eo Teachers’ Organ. The teachers of Nevada County at the Institute just closed voted to make the Weekly Gazette an organ for the dissemination of such information as they desire to impart to each Other and the patrons of the school of the county. One columaa week will be devoted to that purpose; and several teachers have signed an agreément to act a» editors. during the year. It will be an interesting feature of the pager which will doubtless be «ppreciaied by its readers, The next issue will contain the first Educational Colama . — Goods Cheap. a A gentleman from San Francisco bought a full suit of clothing of one ‘of our merchants the other day. Upon inquiring th®cause, be said he could buy cheaper here than he could atthe Bay. People in oth« er parts of the county should make a note of that .fact. It is so in all kinds of goods, such as dry goods, millinery goods, groceries, hardware, etc.,they Gan be bought cheaper here than any where else in the {State. . Our mercbants are content with ‘*small profits’ but they want ‘‘large sales.’’ If they would advertisé more extensively they would get the bulk of the trade of this couuty. ; A RamnosD mechanic in Sacramento, William Groom by name, commited suicideon Wednesday by jomping in the river there. He was . ATHERTON, on triad at San Jose for the murder of Edgar M.Gray at Santa Cruz, was convicted of murder in the any; Laeeday,-at 2-0’clock, P.M. AJ Miss Maud rang out like the song of . selves.og the result. It is an easy . Col, H. 8: Shaw, editor and-pro. Representatives.of San Francisco wholesale houses are arriving here very thick and fast. For the benefit of such representatives we would state that an advertisement of their houses, published in the TaaNscnirt, would reach the ear of every retath dealer in the county. If you wantto’ secure alively business, just take our accomplished by advertising. ~ — That Excursion. say they oré going the Company will have their hands full to manage the crowd. Dennis says be is goiog-to—provide. a supper for about. one thousand people and dancifg room for the sawe namber. Everybody can go that wents to. Ladies’ Aid Society. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. . E. Church, meets in the Vestry tofull attendance of, the ladies of the church and congregation is solicited. Mus, W. 8, Unmy, Pres’t. At a meeting of the Directors of the Bank of Culifornia on Tuesday mere elected Directors vice James R. Keene and Robert Morrow, retired. Gossip has been making free with Morrow’s name for a few days past, and there is a rumor of a meeting of his creditors Wednesday, bat uo defiite information to that effect seems OBITUARY notives. have become a distinct department Of.current literature. Here is one which words sufficently : ‘Led by cu he peeped into the muzzle of father’s gun. The funeral was well attended.”’ ored skeptic who said, ‘‘You jess get a blue glass sasser, and s¢e the ‘fect ‘when yougo ter raise de collecksbun. If dat succeed I’m ready to b'leeve. in de science of blue glass, and not befo.”’ than apostates shall flourish here, I will qnsheath my bowie-kuife and conquer or die. Couxnset, the Paris painter, consents to pay his fine of $60,000 for his share in the destruction cf the Vendome Column. mo Frye’s Photographs are Unexcel. led, When you want a picture that shall be a rue likeness of ycurself, go to H. H, Frye’s, 6% Mill Street, who owns the only Perfect Gullery in Grass Valley. Do not squander your money by going to inferior Galleries, because Pictures are advertised half a -dollar cheaper per dozen. Frye employs only experienced artists, he allows no poor pictures to leave his place; he enlarges vld'pictures to any size required; he is very successful with children; be wishes the public to compare his work with others; he hfs the very best facilities, and be is successful because he entircly understands the his business, and gives all the parts his persoval supervision. ap 27 nites ><. eS : For Sale at $400. « House and lot on Main street, oppositethe Union Hotel. Rents for ten dollars per month. Inquire of A. D. and P. Satton. a20, Turnx is nothing mysterious about the disappearance from the skin of eruptiofis, burys, scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores through the ivfluence 6f Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Sulphur is a potent purifier and heuler of the skin and is most beneficiuily utilized in this form, To renew your Youth use Hill's Instantaneous Hair Dye. Armed to the Teeth, Is a very common expression, but we think that armed to embellish and preserve them to'a ripe old age is decidedly moreappropriate. This can be done by keeping yourself supplied with a-bottle of tbat splendid dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, preserve tbem from the ravages of decay. SOZODONT contains no acids or grity substances which injure the enamel, but is composed of benefivial effect on the whole economy of the mouth. Sold by all druggists. good reputation of “‘Brown’s Bron}chial Troches’’ for the relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, bas given them a fuvorable notoriead¢ice, and see the good that will bey] That moonlight excursion to Col. fax promises to be a grand affair. If . we may judge by the number that. : Raitroad+}—1090 Imperial 500 -t5c. last, Michuel Reese and Adam Grant . We bave great respect for the cok] BricHam Youne said: I sayyvather. ™ art and pays particular attention to} which will beautify the teéth and.j~ rare antiseptic herbs, which haye.a} A Favorasue Noroatrry. — The. i a ‘Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales : , The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday morning — opening and closing. 710 Opbir 8%. 460 Mexican 4% 4,80 850 Gould & Curry 4 50 4.55. 880 Best & Belcber, 9% 10 . 2200. Culsfornia 26% 26. 350 Savage 2.75 1750 Con Virginia 257% 25%. 540 .Chollar, 20 21 : 1050 Hate & Norcross 1.90. 595 Crown Point 3% 3.80, 935 Yellow Jacket, 4% —.—-----200 Alpha, 8°. — ,630 Belcher 3, = 75 Confidence 144. -—-— 490 Sierra Nevada, 144 1.15 > 130 Utab 5% 5.90. -. 1160 Bolliou, 3 2.95. 560 Exchequer 1% 1.55, 720 Overinan 65% 1180 Justice, 3.85 3%. __ 640 Union Con, 2.50 2,55 1445 Julia, I 1.25. 300 Caledonia 1.45 1.40. b Yesterday Afteruoon’s Sales Overman,;-5% 5% Con. Va. 253% 25% ~ Best & Belcher, 9% 9% Ophir, 8% 7% Gould. Ourey 44% 4.55 Northern Belle,124% . New Coso0,-3% -Culedonia 1.35 1 20 Mexican, 434 4} ates oe 0 oS Ballion, 2% 2.45 ~¥elHiow Jacket, 4.45 43% Chollar, 19% 20 California, 27 26% a Alpha, 744 7%. Savage, 2% Seg. Belcher, 13 14 Utah, 5% 6. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. SaTurpay, May 12th, 1877. E Mulloy City gore Agent Tour round the World J McNultyJ Kampfer Eure es ue E Jacobs Dutch F 4 H Campbell Grass Valley Miss Cooley do E Nyie Dutch Flat A B Dickinson Omega A G@ Burrett Bloomfield P Shingle Scott's Fiat A A Baryent City M Bot.anaf Eureka F Dugua Camptonville 8 Shockan City A Yeago Dutch Flat H Edwards do J BR Mokilar City D B Knecgje scott’s Fiat Ad Ridge Grass Valley J Judd F do Sunpay, May 13tb, 1877, DP B Knecile Scott’s Flat RR Jones Virginia City J Thompson Marysville Robeit Jamesor Sacramento H J Scott Keno A Ivison Grass Valley H ‘Trelaise do M Shaffer Forest City N H Westfield Mocre’s Fiat T Smith Rough & Ready R Hetheringt0n sSmartsville D Holtland Moore’a Flat E R Proctor can rrancisce D Goudare Marysville + © McEtvy City os A J-Kidge Grass Valley J H Judd do Cap Rapp Rabbit Hollow W Draper Caroline HOTEL ARRIVALS, Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFSZIGER, Propt ietor. Sarurpay, May 12th, 1877. Dr C E CS Fiuisoh Pa. Frank Durniy Graniteville C Paies City RS Morrow City A Maltman French Corral C E Whithead City J C Hickman Relief Hill James Gluyas Moore's Fiat Chas Bennett San Francisco A H Walrath City James Prisby Yokahama Mini Quivida Paris* George McUCouingty Marysville Gustav Arnold Grass Valley Chas Boch City Sol Shaffer Little York James Mesgher Washington” Ames Laird City Jobn Loughbead City HB R Mcxarnon Sacramento H H Thempson Roseville M Alleny Colusa KA Vaughn Wadsehek AJ Turner SanFrancisco Martin McGrath Hunt’s Hill Jerry Rirdon do Frank Doilison Nevada W E Brock Grass Valley © Caswell Smith Grass Valley A J Blessington City Nicholas Luchsinger Marsh's Mill Sunpay, May 13th, 1877. EJ Creaby Sacramento Frank Robert Colfax A Buster City : John Hunter V FiumeHugh Murchie City J & Collins banner Mine W H Brandon Washington 4H Walrath City AH Parker City —L Sukeforth Cascades 8 Donnelly City has Bennett do Dulac Jr Ranch John Henyman City George Mcommanghy Marysville J © Donnelly City Ames Laird do Phi Hankerns City S W Pratt Grass Valley A J Bleasington City 4 +42% o%Jock, Pp. M., and ali not inthe, . rouR OF THE WORLD L-works;' Nevada couuty, .California— Notice James Dezell V Flume’ « No. No. Names. Cert. Shares Amt.’ Bargion P Trustee. .176 50 $12 50 Bargion P Trustee, .408 500 125 00 Bargion P ‘Trusted. . .468 aq 25 00 Beldwing WJ..441 200. ~—s 50 00 4 Brown K,.+0-++ + +800 ie) 18 75 Brown E. 811 85 21 25 _. Bosanko,. . 817 45 11 25 Creamer A. 352 100 45 00 Creamer A. «s+-+4235 7 17 50 Cottle F D..-.: 418 50 12 50 Crawford W H..498 30 7 50 Campbell. ..+++ 5 65. 16 25 "Dingley J.,.+-+++-45 11 25 Floyd Wim..+-++ 200 60 Ov Floyd Win..-++s 125 81 25 Floyd Wm.. eae 125 31 25 Frank Fred 5 1 25 Floyd Jd..e++e00 G5 16 25 Floyd J.. 76 18 75 Floyd Thos. 55 13 65 Fioyd Thos 60 15 @0 Garcilon C © no 25 00 Giles T 100 25 00 Giles T..eseeceees 90 22 60 Giles T 100 25 CO Giles Mrs 3 ‘100 25 00 Gray E-P.6 eee es 6 1 26 Hall H E..+:.e+0300 75 00 Hicks J..0-e-00e8 65 16 25 Hicks J 26 6-25 Harris J..-s0-+++ 30 7 60 Klimdans G..++ 563 30 7 50 Lucksinger N.++07638 100 25 00 Lucksing: rt N.-. 822 30 7 60 Maguire J M,..462 6¢ 1§ 00 Montgomery EL. .6505 260 62 50 Montgomery & L.602 1008 25u 00 Montogiuery K L.8u8 225 66 25 Montgomery E L.#21 185 © 48 75 Moultnrop: G..+-755 100 25 00 Mouwithrop G@.. 156 50 12 60 McDonough iv,.«184 100 25 09 McDonough k..-786 100 25 00 Mcvonougl R..-+ 786 100 25 00 McDonough B..-138T 30 7 60 ‘O’Donnell D..-805 60 15 co O’Donvel._D. -015 25 6 25 Palmer © (, ‘lrustee551 100 25 00 Palmer CU, ‘lrustec565 20 5 00 Palmer C ©, Trustee779 600 125 00 Palmer CC, Trustce783 6u00 150 00 Purington W R.-645 100 25 00 Peard d.ceeseeeee: 8g 30 7 50 Richards H..++801 65 16 25 -. Richards H..-+812 16 18 75 Small C M,.---691 100 25 00 Tarner A Ji.++-+> 349 60 12 50 Turner A J.-+-+++ 72 100 25 00 Turner A.J..--:617 5u 12 50 Turner A J..«--+: 603 900 225 00 Turner A J..-0-: 76 250 . 62 60 Turner A d.-.--+se0+ TT 250 62 50 Turner A d..++++18: . : 50 12 50 Turner Mrs A J 148 ag 50 12 50 Taylor W C.+.--+4-+ 365 “ 25 6 25 Turmbull Jos. 484 20 65 00 Walker J C..++586 100 25 00 Wood H P, ‘trustee. .647 60 12 50 Wood H P, Trustee. .737 50 12 50 Wood H P, Trustee. .738 ‘60. 12 50 Wood H P, Trustee. .745 100 25 Ov Wood H P, Trustce.746 100 25 00 Wood HP, ‘Trustee. 794 5000 1250 08 Wooa-H P, ‘lrurtee.795 250 62 50 Wood H P, Trustee. .796 2500 625 00 Wood HP, & Co Tr.793 200 5 00 Wood W B. .:.. 791 6 1 25 Wilber J W, Trustee792 5 1 25 Watson Chas ‘ 10 2 50 Gardner O O 25 6 26 Gardner 0 G 10 2 50 Gardner O G 10 2-60 Wilber J W Trustee564 110 35 ov MILITARY NOTICE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Axo APPEAR AT YOUR ARMORY, IN FULL UNIFORM, Saturday;""May 26th, 1877,. At-12 o'clock, M., FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE. = The Cumpany will march pramptiy-atranks will be considered. a’ absentees. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. “a8 By order. J. A. BAPP, Captain Commanding. W. F. Evens, O. 8. mayi5 NEVADA THEATRE, ao Jumes H. Vibson..+---Stage Manager —_ OR POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ON5 LY, AND : : Saturday, Matinee at 2 P. M. — FRIDAY &SATURDAY EVE'GS May 18th and 19th, 1877, Will beperformed by Bert’s California Dra, matic Cumpary, the great modern syecess — —IN— EIGHTY DAYS! ry! Georgeous Wardrobes! Startling Effects! Brilliant Appointments! ‘The most complete organ ization that ever traveled. The public and press have so pronounced it, ADMISSION -$1 06. No extra charge for reserved seats, at Belden’s Drug Store. . MATINER—Fiity! Cents to all parts of the Houre. 2 ° may15-td = DELINQUENT NOTICE. T{NoLp RUN MINING COMP ANY—LO. cution of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; lncation of —'There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment “(N6; 15) levied of the -Fiith day of April, 87T, tne several amounts set opporite the names of the respective snarcholders, ag follows: And in accordanite with law and an order ef the Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of April, 1877, so may shares of each parcel of such stock as way be necessary, Will be soldat pubic auction, at the office of-the secretary, 41 Market street, ‘. San Francisca, Culiornia, on THUKSDAY, the 7th day of June, 1877, at the hour of one o’clock P. M., of said day, to pay said delinqueut asscSsment thereon, toW.8.Urm mento, au . Mr. second: degree. ty. Neveda City. me In Nevada City, sg . 18th; 1877; by Rev. O. 8. Dodge, of Sacra-} ‘ Mrs. Mary Jane . Housel, of gether with costs ef auvertising and expenses of the ssle. “MOONLIGHT EXCURSION "you ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO. ’ MGW. 55s s kasccteee Manager. . pee eee same: oerr . Thomas’ SHiver Cornet Bend will . pi SES ONO DNA! ed ON THE ys t ’ W.O.N.G.R.R.,. miiD— ° BALL AT COLFAX, “ON THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 24th, 1877, HE Anniversary of the opening of the NEVADA CUUNTY NARROW GAUGE. RAILROAD, from Coltax. to Nevada City. pa ie Ay 4 + F ———— open Railroad Platform at Colfax, the floor ~ being “properly canvassed for the purpose. mae “8 ° Re —_——+— THE EXCURSION AND DANCE WILL BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ‘ARRANGEMENTS. ———— accompany the Excursion, and Muller & Beckett's Cotillion Band wih farnish music for the Dance. A Supper will be spread at the Depot, at Colfax, by, Messrs. Cure ley & Mahon. " ; A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC 18 EXTENDED. Committee of Ayrangements. -Nevids City—Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt. Grass Valley~A. B. Dibble, R. Leeeh. 2 Floor Directors. ste Nevada CityznG/ ton Schmittburg John Hanly., : ‘ Glasson. Culfax—Albert Smith, M, Lobner, The train will leave Nevada City at745P. M., and Grass Valley at 8:15 P.M. Returning, leave at the close of the Ball. Single tickets-for gentleman for round trip, (including supper) $2. Yicket for gentleman and lady, $3.50 Every additional lady, $1 50. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. County, G@alifornia, NIRST—The desirable Fire proof Brick store No. 78 Main strect, Grass Valley (formerly known vs Loyd’s sterejand the jut of lard upen which the same stands, known upon the cfficial map of Grass Val-ley as Lot No. 8, in Block No. 13, and being 21 feet .front on Main street by 133 fect veep Store occupied by good tenant. Second—That Klegant Private Kesiderce sicuated on the southwest corner «tf Loyd and Neai sireets, and the lotof.jand upon which the same stands, known upon the ‘official map of Grass Valley as Lot No. +; Lo; sireet by 102 feet front on Neal street. House occupied by good tenant. Thi:d—That lurge and desirable buildstreet, near the conner of Neal street, and being a partof I ot No. 3. in Block No. 18, ap of Grass as shown upon the official ont by 104 Valiey., size of lot 172 feet feet deep, more, or less. j The above dese® bed property will be of fered by me for sale, each lot separately or the whole property entire, a8 may suit purchasers, at private sale, until Saturday, the 26th day of May, J877. If not disposed of a or before that time, it will then be offered for fate at public auction, to the highest bide: for cash, in United States gold'coin, at the auction saleeroom of W. G. Pope auctionser corner of Main and Church streets, Grass Valley, p.m. A part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage if desired. ‘Lhe titles are perfect. oe ate : For turtber particulars apply im person or addr.ss by letter, M. BYRNE, Jz., Agent. ma3-tdNo 94 vain St., Grass Valley. No. 815 Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. —_—— : United States Land Office } » Sactamento, Cal., Muy 9th, 1877.) i OTICE is hereby given that D. R. N McKillican, whose post office addressis North Bloomfield, Nevada County, has this day filed his application for a patent for 1500 Inear f-et of the Bull Run Copper Mine or vein bearing Copper, wth surface ground 00 feet in width, situate, lytrict, County of Nevada, and State of California, and known and designated by the ovice, as Lok Number 46, in Township Meridian, ard Lot 46, Township 14 N, Range 10 East, Mt. Diable Meridian. The extenor boundaries of sxid Lot No. 46 being as follows, to-wit; Variation 18° E. boundary of ledge. Thence 8 63°, W 151 chsto a Yew tree 16 ip. in dia. marked B R°No 3. Thence N QiS , W 22.72 chi to an Oak post marked B R No, 4. Thence N 63° EK. At 151 chs spruce post marked BRNo. 1. At 9.08chs oak post marked BR No. 5,for NK corner. Thence 8 279° SE corner. Thence 8 63° W, At6.29 chs corr er to sections 31 & 32, Tp18 N,R 10 E, and sections 5.& 6, Tp 17 N,B 10 E, Mt.D.M. _At 7.57 chs an cak post marked, B R.No 2, place of reer ef tafning 20.63 acres. This claim is bound-’ ed cn all sides by Government land. The location of this Mine is duly recorded in the Recorder's Offi-e of. Nevada County, California. Any and a}] persons claiming adversely any portion of said Bull Rup Copper Mine or seid mining nd 3h hereinbefore described, are required to fle the radverse claim’ with the kcgister of the United States Land Office at pacramenic, in the State of Californie, during the 15; ty days period of publication hereof, ©F they will be barred by vtrtue of the preco—41 Market street, Sun Francisco, ornia, ‘ : mh lS visions of the Statute. mal? ¥,B. McFARLAND, Register. . Colfax—J. H., Neff, James Ma+ hon. . New and Magnificent Scene-. . Grass Vulley—F. G. Beatty, Jno. Situated in Grass Valley, Nevada’ in Block 40.19, and being 141 feet fronton » ing lot situated on the east vide of Loydat 3-o’clock ° ing and being in Bloomfield Mining Dis. field notes snd official platom file in this \ Comn encing at post B R2, at Southern © E 22.72 chs toan oak port marked BR6, . . The Dance will be heldon the E : 18 North, Range 10 East, of Mt. Diablo. ~ , a — She Da NEVAD ; LOCA We have re ofA. J, Patr credit td Sola ‘be welt patro: “After a wee! ‘were opened . teachers did owing to fi _ the children b The Al'ema Hall last-ever noon the in _ would bea gr % knows. how . party, Senator Sar Sunday eveni the National . _ he will reiai: We underst Co., are tskin looking rock, the Half-Mile & crushing so The correct the Secré.arie garding teuct will be fully € satisfaction ix Owing to tk the Allemanni place on Suané¢ All the goox Sbockan, wer auction ou Sa Death of A. Shelanb: of Blue Tent on Saturdiy r this State fron lived at Blus” leaves a wife mourn his los had been sic] great hopes w the past weel ver, but, he worse, and ex He was a har was highly knew him. ] 10 months an Lo al took plac Church, yes: was largely a! and neighbors N We = under: Mitchell, own et works at UO pose putting quartz mill a purpose of err as they get thi active opérutic putup. It w dation for qt “section, and couraging pro: will be milled the sulpburet: _ ground to tae et works, Th The operet was performe: Satorday nigh Was & success asa COTrespoL article on the ‘ticular mentio. ing characters comment, W. of our correspo _ the operetta re many would h: had any idea i grand treat. Tour o They are cor those who fail hould ke onka evenings, or or It is a grand sk who witnessed last month. den’s drug charge. Ifthe ed to see this I be very much . % z Fi Two stores in on Commercial rent. One wa Sam. Shockan, ‘gust Lademan. contains coun _ For farther p: N. P. Brown,“

hasta mance RBIS LINE a ‘we. haveTuesday, May 16, 1877. Wild it be Started up? Several weeks since we announced apon what we believed to be good authority, that negotiations were pending, for the purchase of the Star Spangled Banner mine, Of late ‘heard nothing — about it. Has the project been abandoned? not, for_we feel confident} e big thing outof it, As: nedr as we * the 620-foot level, the people who are posted; declare when th _gideration of capitalists, and the deal of ground, This tax is collec° tions therefor previous to the Ist day he corralled two-fmountain cats, © that that mine, if properly developed, and economically managed, can be made to pay handsome dividends. There is no question about its being a fine piece of proverty, and that ‘somebody will make a oan remember something like $900,8 taken out of the mine, and “company quit work they bich paid $12 per ton, but by sonie tuaecountable mystery it cost_$13 per ton tw.mill it, and then they gaye up the work. The mill, hoisting works é&e. were) gold to the Nevada Foundry, and not a day's work has been done on the mine for eight or vine years, and yet that it will yet be a leading mine in this district, and with that belief it seems strange that a company can not be formed for the purpose of opening it up. Everytbing is cheaper than it was at the time the works were closed down, and the quartz prospects in that immediate vicinity are showing up well. Then wby should the Bunner not be worked? The North Banner, the extension of the Star Spangled Banner, has a fine looking ledge which is about one and a half feet thick, and several experts who bave examined it, assert that it is a No. 1 prospect for a big mine, It is estimated that it would cost about $20,000 to buy the mine and put it in a condition to take out rock. It appears to us that amount is very ingigniticant to raise when the real value of the mine is taken into consideration. We contend this piece of property is well worthy the conprosperty of the town would be greatly enhanced if it was started up. Internal Revenue Taxes. Probably no manin town is kept so busy at the present time as I, J. Rolfe, the Deputy—United States Internal Revenue Collector, for the counties of Nevada, . Yuba, Satter and. Colusa. We strolled into his office on Saturday last and there found bim up to bis’ eyes in work, He had gn his table a stack of letters about two feet deep that he was going for as livelyas “Jim Nye went for the Heathen Chinee.” . Nearly all of these let\ers contained greenbacks varying im denominations from $5 to $100, all Having beea seat to bim from his bailiwick in payment for special taxes of the United States and for stamps. He informed us that Uncle Sam would receive about $40,000 from the collections in his district alone, and this is one of the smallest, alihough it covers a good ted from rectifiers, dealers in liquors, brewers, peddlers of tobacco &o. There are tweuty breweries in this county, and all running except three. The Boca Brewery ‘purchase on an average $1,000 worth of stamps per month, and all the others -combined purchase about. the same amount. The Boca Brewing Co.do not odnfine their business to one county, but it is scattered all over the coast, while the other breweries rely, only upon the local trade iu their vicinity. The law requires all persons liable to revenue taxes to make applicaof May, and we judge from the number of letters Rolfe had on his table that every one of them had managed to get in on time. Rolfe isa very ‘efficient officer and gives the best of satisfaction to all who have business with bin. : > iad Mountain Cats. P The Duteh Flat Forum says Mr. Martin, the nightwatchman of the Liberty Hill mive at Liberty Hill, while attending to bis duties, has on several occasions had his lunch stolen. Knowing the thieves to be wild animels of some kind, he con~ structed a box trap to cateb thew, if possible, and stop their further depredations on his, meals. It proved successful, asin two evenings at your city, I wandered into your Theaq the Sjate. = ss tre Saturday night, to hear a performance which I was told would not amount to much. Before I left, let me say, I was delighted: It hasbeen my good fortune to bear fine music in every clime. Ol ‘Shandon’s bells” have a magic sound. The melting cadence of the “‘Sistrine Chapel,” as they roll out the ves-pers, would enchant any man. I have beard masses at sunset on the ocean. I have floated on lake ‘‘Como, and Hatenedto— strains from voices, which would carry one, a8 “Orphegs’’ did, to the gates of -purgatory. . Therefore, when I say that in a’ miniug towo, in this far oft country of California, the performance of Saturday night was creditable, I amgiving but faint. praise P those who conceived and carried out the programme, I have not the pleasute of knowing those most interested; but I-am told-thatto-Prof, . Chase an@Mrs. Deal, is due the suceoss of the undertaking. The former has, with great fidelity,, drilled the chorases.and the solos, and the Natter trained the young fuiries for theix.work. ‘It would not be just, where ali.was so good, to discrimi-, nate; yet £ tannot belpmentioning. the beautiful songs of Miss Gray, the sulo of Miss Daffy, the exquisite wir rendered by “Miss Hupp; and the charming performance of Mis Hid behind the scenes was an’echd= Ican hear it yet. To my ear, liowever, the charm of the eveu'ng was the trio sung by Misses Urmy, Byrne and Doffy, The rich alto notes of a-wild bird in the woods, while Miss Doffy’s high notes gave a trampet sound, The solo of ‘The Mountain Child” was exquisitely given, and all concerned may congratulate themthing to criticise; but to any one tio has a fault to find with the performance of ‘‘Laila,’’ £ would siaply suggest that they’try to do it better. I shall not soon forget those fairy chili dren, and {the ladies who made ope night of my sttanger life bright. ‘‘Honie, sweet home,”’ touches the heart when far away from all we love. Can't we have the operetta repeated? A STRANGER, = r Personal. prietor of the ‘‘Pacific Life,’’ published at San Francisco, made his ‘appearance in this city on Sunday evening last, and after spending yesterday around the city, left on the train this morning for home, The Col. is # 80n-in-luw of the Rey. Mr. Davis of this city. He is a polished gentleman, an able editor, and a succvss in the newspaper business. The ‘Pacific Life” is a live sporting paper, and its subscription list should be largely increased ix this part of eo Teachers’ Organ. The teachers of Nevada County at the Institute just closed voted to make the Weekly Gazette an organ for the dissemination of such information as they desire to impart to each Other and the patrons of the school of the county. One columaa week will be devoted to that purpose; and several teachers have signed an agreément to act a» editors. during the year. It will be an interesting feature of the pager which will doubtless be «ppreciaied by its readers, The next issue will contain the first Educational Colama . — Goods Cheap. a A gentleman from San Francisco bought a full suit of clothing of one ‘of our merchants the other day. Upon inquiring th®cause, be said he could buy cheaper here than he could atthe Bay. People in oth« er parts of the county should make a note of that .fact. It is so in all kinds of goods, such as dry goods, millinery goods, groceries, hardware, etc.,they Gan be bought cheaper here than any where else in the {State. . Our mercbants are content with ‘*small profits’ but they want ‘‘large sales.’’ If they would advertisé more extensively they would get the bulk of the trade of this couuty. ; A RamnosD mechanic in Sacramento, William Groom by name, commited suicideon Wednesday by jomping in the river there. He was . ATHERTON, on triad at San Jose for the murder of Edgar M.Gray at Santa Cruz, was convicted of murder in the any; Laeeday,-at 2-0’clock, P.M. AJ Miss Maud rang out like the song of . selves.og the result. It is an easy . Col, H. 8: Shaw, editor and-pro. Representatives.of San Francisco wholesale houses are arriving here very thick and fast. For the benefit of such representatives we would state that an advertisement of their houses, published in the TaaNscnirt, would reach the ear of every retath dealer in the county. If you wantto’ secure alively business, just take our accomplished by advertising. ~ — That Excursion. say they oré going the Company will have their hands full to manage the crowd. Dennis says be is goiog-to—provide. a supper for about. one thousand people and dancifg room for the sawe namber. Everybody can go that wents to. Ladies’ Aid Society. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the M. . E. Church, meets in the Vestry tofull attendance of, the ladies of the church and congregation is solicited. Mus, W. 8, Unmy, Pres’t. At a meeting of the Directors of the Bank of Culifornia on Tuesday mere elected Directors vice James R. Keene and Robert Morrow, retired. Gossip has been making free with Morrow’s name for a few days past, and there is a rumor of a meeting of his creditors Wednesday, bat uo defiite information to that effect seems OBITUARY notives. have become a distinct department Of.current literature. Here is one which words sufficently : ‘Led by cu he peeped into the muzzle of father’s gun. The funeral was well attended.”’ ored skeptic who said, ‘‘You jess get a blue glass sasser, and s¢e the ‘fect ‘when yougo ter raise de collecksbun. If dat succeed I’m ready to b'leeve. in de science of blue glass, and not befo.”’ than apostates shall flourish here, I will qnsheath my bowie-kuife and conquer or die. Couxnset, the Paris painter, consents to pay his fine of $60,000 for his share in the destruction cf the Vendome Column. mo Frye’s Photographs are Unexcel. led, When you want a picture that shall be a rue likeness of ycurself, go to H. H, Frye’s, 6% Mill Street, who owns the only Perfect Gullery in Grass Valley. Do not squander your money by going to inferior Galleries, because Pictures are advertised half a -dollar cheaper per dozen. Frye employs only experienced artists, he allows no poor pictures to leave his place; he enlarges vld'pictures to any size required; he is very successful with children; be wishes the public to compare his work with others; he hfs the very best facilities, and be is successful because he entircly understands the his business, and gives all the parts his persoval supervision. ap 27 nites ><. eS : For Sale at $400. « House and lot on Main street, oppositethe Union Hotel. Rents for ten dollars per month. Inquire of A. D. and P. Satton. a20, Turnx is nothing mysterious about the disappearance from the skin of eruptiofis, burys, scalds, bruises, ulcers and sores through the ivfluence 6f Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Sulphur is a potent purifier and heuler of the skin and is most beneficiuily utilized in this form, To renew your Youth use Hill's Instantaneous Hair Dye. Armed to the Teeth, Is a very common expression, but we think that armed to embellish and preserve them to'a ripe old age is decidedly moreappropriate. This can be done by keeping yourself supplied with a-bottle of tbat splendid dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, preserve tbem from the ravages of decay. SOZODONT contains no acids or grity substances which injure the enamel, but is composed of benefivial effect on the whole economy of the mouth. Sold by all druggists. good reputation of “‘Brown’s Bron}chial Troches’’ for the relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases, bas given them a fuvorable notoriead¢ice, and see the good that will bey] That moonlight excursion to Col. fax promises to be a grand affair. If . we may judge by the number that. : Raitroad+}—1090 Imperial 500 -t5c. last, Michuel Reese and Adam Grant . We bave great respect for the cok] BricHam Youne said: I sayyvather. ™ art and pays particular attention to} which will beautify the teéth and.j~ rare antiseptic herbs, which haye.a} A Favorasue Noroatrry. — The. i a ‘Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales : , The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday morning — opening and closing. 710 Opbir 8%. 460 Mexican 4% 4,80 850 Gould & Curry 4 50 4.55. 880 Best & Belcber, 9% 10 . 2200. Culsfornia 26% 26. 350 Savage 2.75 1750 Con Virginia 257% 25%. 540 .Chollar, 20 21 : 1050 Hate & Norcross 1.90. 595 Crown Point 3% 3.80, 935 Yellow Jacket, 4% —.—-----200 Alpha, 8°. — ,630 Belcher 3, = 75 Confidence 144. -—-— 490 Sierra Nevada, 144 1.15 > 130 Utab 5% 5.90. -. 1160 Bolliou, 3 2.95. 560 Exchequer 1% 1.55, 720 Overinan 65% 1180 Justice, 3.85 3%.. __ 640 Union Con, 2.50 2,55 1445 Julia, I 1.25. 300 Caledonia 1.45 1.40. b Yesterday Afteruoon’s Sales Overman,;-5% 5% Con. Va. 253% 25% ~ Best & Belcher, 9% 9% Ophir, 8% 7% Gould. Ourey 44% 4.55 Northern Belle,124% . New Coso0,-3% -Culedonia 1.35 1 20 Mexican, 434 4} ates oe 0 oS Ballion, 2% 2.45 ~¥elHiow Jacket, 4.45 43% Chollar, 19% 20 California, 27 26% a Alpha, 744 7%. Savage, 2% Seg. Belcher, 13 14 Utah, 5% 6. HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. SaTurpay, May 12th, 1877. E Mulloy City gore Agent Tour round the World J McNultyJ Kampfer Eure es ue E Jacobs Dutch F 4 H Campbell Grass Valley Miss Cooley do E Nyie Dutch Flat A B Dickinson Omega A G@ Burrett Bloomfield P Shingle Scott's Fiat A A Baryent City M Bot.anaf Eureka F Dugua Camptonville 8 Shockan City A Yeago Dutch Flat H Edwards do J BR Mokilar City D B Knecgje scott’s Fiat Ad Ridge Grass Valley J Judd F do Sunpay, May 13tb, 1877, DP B Knecile Scott’s Flat RR Jones Virginia City J Thompson Marysville Robeit Jamesor Sacramento H J Scott Keno A Ivison Grass Valley H ‘Trelaise do M Shaffer Forest City N H Westfield Mocre’s Fiat T Smith Rough & Ready R Hetheringt0n sSmartsville D Holtland Moore’a Flat E R Proctor can rrancisce D Goudare Marysville + © McEtvy City os A J-Kidge Grass Valley J H Judd do Cap Rapp Rabbit Hollow W Draper Caroline HOTEL ARRIVALS, Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFSZIGER, Propt ietor. Sarurpay, May 12th, 1877. Dr C E CS Fiuisoh Pa. Frank Durniy Graniteville C Paies City RS Morrow City A Maltman French Corral C E Whithead City J C Hickman Relief Hill James Gluyas Moore's Fiat Chas Bennett San Francisco A H Walrath City James Prisby Yokahama Mini Quivida Paris* George McUCouingty Marysville Gustav Arnold Grass Valley Chas Boch City Sol Shaffer Little York James Mesgher Washington” Ames Laird City Jobn Loughbead City HB R Mcxarnon Sacramento H H Thempson Roseville M Alleny Colusa KA Vaughn Wadsehek AJ Turner SanFrancisco Martin McGrath Hunt’s Hill Jerry Rirdon do Frank Doilison Nevada W E Brock Grass Valley © Caswell Smith Grass Valley A J Blessington City Nicholas Luchsinger Marsh's Mill Sunpay, May 13th, 1877. EJ Creaby Sacramento Frank Robert Colfax A Buster City : John Hunter V FiumeHugh Murchie City

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At-12 o'clock, M., FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE. = The Cumpany will march pramptiy-atranks will be considered. a’ absentees. No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. “a8 By order. J. A. BAPP, Captain Commanding. W. F. Evens, O. 8. mayi5 NEVADA THEATRE, ao Jumes H. Vibson...+---Stage Manager —_ OR POSITIVELY TWO NIGHTS ON5 LY, AND : : Saturday, Matinee at 2 P. M. — FRIDAY &SATURDAY EVE'GS May 18th and 19th, 1877, Will beperformed by Bert’s California Dra, matic Cumpary, the great modern syecess — —IN— EIGHTY DAYS! ry! Georgeous Wardrobes! Startling Effects! Brilliant Appointments! ‘The most complete organ ization that ever traveled. The public and press have so pronounced it, ADMISSION -$1 06. No extra charge for reserved seats, at Belden’s Drug Store. . MATINER—Fiity! Cents to all parts of the Houre. 2 ° may15-td = DELINQUENT NOTICE. T{NoLp RUN MINING COMP ANY—LO. cution of principal place of business, San Francisco, California; lncation of —'There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment “(N6; 15) levied of the -Fiith day of April, 87T, tne several amounts set opporite the names of the respective snarcholders, ag follows: And in accordanite with law and an order ef the Board of Directors, made on the 5th day of April, 1877, so may shares of each parcel of such stock as way be necessary, Will be soldat pubic auction, at the office of-the secretary, 41 Market street, ‘. San Francisca, Culiornia, on THUKSDAY, the 7th day of June, 1877, at the hour of one o’clock P. M., of said day, to pay said delinqueut asscSsment thereon, toW.8.Urm mento, au . Mr. second: degree. ty. Neveda City. me In Nevada City, sg . 18th; 1877; by Rev. O. 8. Dodge, of Sacra-} ‘ Mrs. Mary Jane . Housel, of gether with costs ef auvertising and expenses of the ssle. “MOONLIGHT EXCURSION "you ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO. ’ MGW. 55s s kasccteee Manager. . pee eee same: oerr . Thomas’ SHiver Cornet Bend will . pi SES ONO DNA! ed ON THE ys t ’ W.O.N.G.R.R.,. miiD— ° BALL AT COLFAX, “ON THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 24th, 1877, HE Anniversary of the opening of the NEVADA CUUNTY NARROW GAUGE. RAILROAD, from Coltax. to Nevada City. pa ie Ay 4 + F ———— open Railroad Platform at Colfax, the floor ~ being “properly canvassed for the purpose. mae “8 ° Re —_——+— THE EXCURSION AND DANCE WILL BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE COMMITTEE OF ‘ARRANGEMENTS. ———— accompany the Excursion, and Muller & Beckett's Cotillion Band wih farnish music for the Dance. A Supper will be spread at the Depot, at Colfax, by, Messrs. Cure ley & Mahon. " ; A GENERAL INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC 18 EXTENDED. Committee of Ayrangements. -Nevids City—Niles Searls, Dr. R. M. Hunt. Grass Valley~A. B. Dibble, R. Leeeh. 2 Floor Directors. ste Nevada CityznG/ ton Schmittburg John Hanly., : ‘ Glasson. Culfax—Albert Smith, M, Lobner, The train will leave Nevada City at745P. M., and Grass Valley at 8:15 P.M. Returning, leave at the close of the Ball. Single tickets-for gentleman for round trip, (including supper) $2. Yicket for gentleman and lady, $3.50 Every additional lady, $1 50. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. County, G@alifornia, NIRST—The desirable Fire proof Brick store No. 78 Main strect, Grass Valley (formerly known vs Loyd’s sterejand the jut of lard upen which the same stands, known upon the cfficial map of Grass Val-ley as Lot No. 8, in Block No. 13, and being 21 feet .front on Main street by 133 fect veep Store occupied by good tenant. Second—That Klegant Private Kesiderce sicuated on the southwest corner «tf Loyd and Neai sireets, and the lotof.jand upon which the same stands, known upon the ‘official map of Grass Valley as Lot No. +; Lo; sireet by 102 feet front on Neal street. House occupied by good tenant. Thi:d—That lurge and desirable buildstreet, near the conner of Neal street, and being a partof I ot No. 3. in Block No. 18, ap of Grass as shown upon the official ont by 104 Valiey., size of lot 172 feet feet deep, more, or less. j The above dese® bed property will be of fered by me for sale, each lot separately or the whole property entire, a8 may suit purchasers, at private sale, until Saturday, the 26th day of May, J877. If not disposed of a or before that time, it will then be offered for fate at public auction, to the highest bide: for cash, in United States gold'coin, at the auction saleeroom of W. G. Pope auctionser corner of Main and Church streets, Grass Valley, p.m. A part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage if desired. ‘Lhe titles are perfect. oe ate : For turtber particulars apply im person or addr.ss by letter, M. BYRNE, Jz., Agent. ma3-tdNo 94 vain St., Grass Valley. No. 815 Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. —_—— : United States Land Office } » Sactamento, Cal., Muy 9th, 1877.) i OTICE is hereby given that D. R. N McKillican, whose post office addressis North Bloomfield, Nevada County, has this day filed his application for a patent for 1500 Inear f-et of the Bull Run Copper Mine or vein bearing Copper, wth surface ground 00 feet in width, situate, lytrict, County of Nevada, and State of California, and known and designated by the ovice, as Lok Number 46, in Township Meridian, ard Lot 46, Township 14 N, Range 10 East, Mt. Diable Meridian. The extenor boundaries of sxid Lot No. 46 being as follows, to-wit; Variation 18° E. boundary of ledge. Thence 8 63°, W 151 chsto a Yew tree 16 ip. in dia. marked B R°No 3. Thence N QiS , W 22.72 chi to an Oak post marked B R No, 4. Thence N 63° EK. At 151 chs spruce post marked BRNo. 1. At 9.08chs oak post marked BR No. 5,for NK corner. Thence 8 279° SE corner. Thence 8 63° W, At6.29 chs corr er to sections 31 & 32, Tp18 N,R 10 E, and sections 5.& 6, Tp 17 N,B 10 E, Mt.D.M. _At 7.57 chs an cak post marked, B R.No 2, place of reer ef tafning 20.63 acres. This claim is bound-’ ed cn all sides by Government land. The location of this Mine is duly recorded in the Recorder's Offi-e of. Nevada County, California. Any and a}] persons claiming adversely any portion of said Bull Rup Copper Mine or seid mining nd 3h hereinbefore described, are required to fle the radverse claim’ with the kcgister of the United States Land Office at pacramenic, in the State of Californie, during the 15; ty days period of publication hereof, ©F they will be barred by vtrtue of the preco—41 Market street, Sun Francisco, ornia, ‘ : mh lS visions of the Statute. mal? ¥,B. McFARLAND, Register. . Colfax—J. H., Neff, James Ma+ hon. . New and Magnificent Scene-. . Grass Vulley—F. G. Beatty, Jno. Situated in Grass Valley, Nevada’ in Block 40.19, and being 141 feet fronton » ing lot situated on the east vide of Loydat 3-o’clock ° ing and being in Bloomfield Mining Dis. field notes snd official platom file in this \ Comn encing at post B R2, at Southern © E 22.72 chs toan oak port marked BR6, . . The Dance will be heldon the E : 18 North, Range 10 East, of Mt. Diablo. ~ , a — She Da NEVAD ; LOCA We have re ofA. J, Patr credit td Sola ‘be welt patro: “After a wee! ‘were opened . teachers did owing to fi _ the children b The Al'ema Hall last-ever noon the in _ would bea gr % knows. how . party, Senator Sar Sunday eveni the National . _ he will reiai: We underst Co., are tskin looking rock, the Half-Mile & crushing so The correct the Secré.arie garding teuct will be fully € satisfaction ix Owing to tk the Allemanni place on Suané¢ All the goox Sbockan, wer auction ou Sa Death of A. Shelanb: of Blue Tent on Saturdiy r this State fron lived at Blus” leaves a wife mourn his los had been sic] great hopes w the past weel ver, but, he worse, and ex He was a har was highly knew him. ] 10 months an Lo al took plac Church, yes: was largely a! and neighbors N We = under: Mitchell, own et works at UO pose putting quartz mill a purpose of err as they get thi active opérutic putup. It w dation for qt “section, and couraging pro: will be milled the sulpburet: _ ground to tae et works, Th The operet was performe: Satorday nigh Was & success asa COTrespoL article on the ‘ticular mentio. ing characters comment, W. of our correspo _ the operetta re many would h: had any idea i grand treat. Tour o They are cor those who fail hould ke onka evenings, or or It is a grand sk who witnessed last month. den’s drug charge. Ifthe ed to see this I be very much . % z Fi Two stores in on Commercial rent. One wa Sam. Shockan, ‘gust Lademan. contains coun _ For farther p: N. P. Brown,“