May 15, 1877 (4 pages)

he Ye e lL id dt ne ire HE yr. R, 8» 10. er, ‘ity at the > ____.gave.a complimentary soireeat Hunt's ae eee ‘Be Baty Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. 4 LOCAL AFFAIRS. a Local Brevities, _ We have received the first. number . _ of,A.J, Patrick’s new paper--the. iM Dion ‘Weekly’ Bulletin.” It is a ‘eredit to Solano county and ought to ‘be welt: patronized. “After a week's vacation, the schools ‘were opened again yesterday. The teachers didn’t. have "much rest, owing to the Teachers’ Instituie being in session during the time, but the children bad w god time, _ : The Al‘emannia Club, of this city, Hall last-evening. , Yesterday afternoon the indications were that it would bea grand affair, That club & knows. how to-get up a first-class Senator Sargent arrived in town on Sunday eveving, and is stopping at _ the National Hotel. We understand _ he will remain here several days. We understand Geo. W. Smith & Co., are t.king out some very five looking rock, from their mine near the Half-Mile houses They will have a@ crashing goon. = -° ' The correctionin the minutes of the Seeré.aries of the Lustitute,” regarding teachers visiting _ schools, will be fully explained to the Union’s satisfaction in to-morrow’s paper. Owing to the prospect of a storm, the Allemmannia pic-nic did nét take place on Sunday. f All the goods in the store of Sam Shockan, were disposed of at public auction ou Saturday last. : Death of A. Shelanberger. ~A. Shelanberger, an old resident of Blue Tent, diedat his residence on Saturd:y nigut last. He came to. this State from Ohio in 1850, and bas lived at Blus Teut sivce 1854. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his loss. Mr. Shelanberger had been sick for some. time, and great hopes were entertained during the past week that he would recover, but, he was graddally taken worse, and expired as above stated. knew him. His age was 50 years, 10 months and 27 days. The funerLo al took place from the Methodist Chureh, yes:erduy afternoon, and was largely attended by the fricads and neighbors of the-deceused. L-—— 2 age New Mill. @ 425m 2B We understand that Crosby & Mitchell, ownersof the new sulpbhufet works at Canada Hill, Mill,. propose putting up a twenty-stamp quartz mill at their place, for the purpose of crushing ro¢ék. As.soon as they get the sulpbaret works, in active operation the new mill will be patup. It will be » great, accommodation for quartz thiners in that ~—~“settion, and be the ineans of encouraging prospectors, ‘as the rock will be mulled ut a very ow rate, aud the sulpburets cum be suid on. the ground to the Owners of the sulphuret works, The Operetta. 3 The operetta of “Laila,” which Was performed at the Theatre on Saturday nigut, was reully grand. [t Was & success in every respect, and a3 a correspoudent has sevt us an article on the subject, ia which particular mention is made of the leading characters, we torbear further comment, We say, in the lapguage of our correspondent ‘'Can’t we have . the operetta repeated?’ Doubtless many would have attended had they. had any idea it was to.be such a grand treat. Tour of the World, They are coming here again, and those who failed io see the drama hould be on kand Friday or Saturcay evenings, or om Saturday afternoon. It is a grand show, as all will attest who witnessed it at the Théatre here ' last month. Reserved seats at Belden’s drug store without extra charge. Ifthe Theatre isnot crowded to see this performance, -we shall be very much disappointed. ee} For Rent. .Leas Two stores in the Transcnipr block, on Commercial street, are offered for rent, One was: lately occupied by Sam. Shockan, and the other by Au‘gust Lademan. One of the. stores contains counters, shelving, ete. _ For farther particulars, enquire of N. P. Brown, “Taanscrter office, ~ A He ‘was a hard working man, and: was highly esteemed by all who Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, . Boots and Shoes, and a fall line of Ladies’,’ Misses and. Children’s Shoes, all of which wiil be sold at low prices at Hyman Bros., corner: -Broad and Pioe streets. ma5 “New Arrival at the Palace Dry Goods Store of Rosenberg One of the largest and most select stocks of Dry Goods ever bronght to this city, arrived here yesterday at the Palace Dry Goods Store. ‘I'he establishment is now full to its utmost capacity. As their price are always the lowest, the ladies would. . do well to call early and secure bargains. — RosensERG Bxos., ~“mal0~~Patace Dry Goods Store Of course you can’t : Pay for-what you eat. There are 20 Saloons and 4 Breweries in the city. Average receipts $425 00 per day.” It is none of our business if you don’t owe us; but if you do, itis our nioney you ure spending. Ain’t ‘you ashamed of yourselves? Eat condensed goods, or greens, autil you get even with ap22 BIGELOW & CQ. i Miss Mollie Murphy, Sucoessor to Mrs. R, W. Murphy, No. 165 J Street, is constantly receiving new! novelties in Millinery, from New York and Europe, Special attention paid to orders sent directly toher. Ladies would do well to try for themselves, and satisfaction will be guaranteed. ap2l-tt. aa. Wall Paper. Just received, six thousand rolls of Wall Paper. Also Window Shades of every description. W. A. Sigourney, 18 and 20 Commercial Street, Ap3 , “The Beople want Proof. There is nO medicine prescribed by physciahs, or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of its success and superior virtue as __Boschee’s German Swrup for severe Coughs, Colds settleu on'the breast, eeveeiption,oF any distase of the roat and Lungs. A pioof of that is that any person afflicted, can get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try ly beev introduced in this country from Germany, dvd its.wonderfal cures are astonishing every one that use it, Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. FUN, FUN, FUN. THIRD ANNUAL GRAND PIC NIC. TO BH GIVEN BY THE German Sccial Club OF GRASS VALLEY, . AT ISMERT’S GROVE, ON : SUNDAY, MAY 20th, 1877. rENHE COMMITTEE have made all necessary arrangements tor the occasion, and ‘ : i THOMAS’ C9ELEBRATED BRASS BAND IS ENGAGED FOR THE DAY. NO MONEY OR TIME WILL BE SPARED BY THE CLUB TO MAKE IT A*BUCCESS. . The exercises of the day wili be SINGING, 7 DANCING, RACE RUNNING, SACK JUMPING, AND-YOLE CLIMBING. Suitable~Prizes will be awarded by the Club tothe winners. / A GENERAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO THE PUBLIC. N. B.—Arrangements Will be made with J. F. Kidder, General Superintendent of the Railroad, to have trains run to and from the grounds. Particulars in a few days. mal0 Straw Goods, Fine Flowers, etc., . Toall who are suffering from the evors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss . of manhood, &c., I will send a reci that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. Tbis great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en-velope to the Rev. Josepu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ‘ feb2 6m on = fa ‘ NEVADA RESTAURANT > MRS, HOVARDSON, wer inform the people 6f Nevada i City and vicinity, that she has opend a ' et * " f Restaurant on Commercial 8t. _ And respectfully” solicits a ehare of — ~ the ‘public patronage. : be Meals will be served up at all Hours, for. the low price of 25 CENTS PER MEAL. Anything the market affords will be pro. cured on order at special rates. : Give me aCall, and I will Guarantee You a Good Meal. Nevada May 3-1m. NEVADA ICE CO. HE undersigned gives notice that le is prepared to supply the best article o To any. business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the best ever. put up in this section of the country. — All orders Jeft at the office of the Compavy, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. : J. §. THOMPSON. Nevada, May 11, 1877. : T ‘ UMMONS —State of California, Coun KD ty of Nevada, ss. In the. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District . 6f the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, The Peopie of the State of California send greeting to J. A. By+rs, Defendant. You are hereby r-quired to appear in an action brought against youin the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California ia and for the County of Ne-, vada, on the 13th day of April, 1877,—by. Clement Richardson, Elizaveth. Richardson, Numar O. Kose, Harvey B. Howland, Charies 8. Howland and Jvohn OD. Meek, Plaintiffs. And to answer the. complaint filed therein, w thin ten days [exclusive of the day of service} after the service on you.of this Summons, if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this District, within twenty days; otherwise within for. ty days—or judgment will be t. ken against said complaint. Being an action brought against you by plaint.ffato quict title toa certain piece or parcel‘of quartz mining ground, known as the Golden Gate Claim, lying and situate on Eureka ‘Hill, about one i ayy ; mile east of the town of Grass Vuiley, ite superior effect before buying the . County ar Nevada, State of California, and regular size at 75 cents. It ha €". to obtain adecree of this Court, declaring and adjudgivga certain deed executed by Clement Richar'son, Esizabeth Richaraoop inas,.O, Rose, B, P. Howland, John ~Lilly, Richard Billsboro and'J. W; ‘T. Rose, of tlate October 17th; 1866, to said defendant, invalid and void; that said de. fendant hath no-right. title, or iuterest whateverin said claims; that the above named plaintifisare thd legal owners of suid premises, andthat their title thereto is good end valid; thatthe said defendant, and -al—parties claiming and to claim“by, tbrougu or under him, may be forever deburred from asserting any claim whatever.in or to said quartz mining (lata) and prv'mises, adverse to the right of these plaintiffs; and that the plaintiffs have such other and further relief in tre premises as to the Court shall see.u meet and agre-ableto equity; and judgment for their costs of suit: And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as’ above required, the said plaintiff will apply to.the Court for the relief therein d+manded. .(~—) In te:timony whereof, I, James seal} D, White, Clerk of the District —~ ),Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand, and impréss the Seal ot said Court, at office, in tbe City of Nevada, on the 13th day of April, A. D. 1877. JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. E. W. Rob. rta, Atty. ap29-2m NUMMORNS .---Iu the Justice’s Court kK of Nevada Township, in the County of Nevada, State oi California. R. G,. Hughes Pluintiff;M.M.Green Defendant, The People ofthe State of California send Greeting to M M. Green, Defendant. -You aie hereby required to appear in cn action brought against you by the above naniea Plaintiff in the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of Cali. fornia, and to answer before the Justice at his officin said Township, the complaint filed thervin, within five days, (exclusive of the day. of service), after theservice on you of this .summons—if served within the Township -in which this action is brought; or, if served out of said Township, but in said County, within Ten days; otherwise, within Twenty days. The said action is trought to fecover the sum of $299 99-100 U. 8. Gold Coin, on account of work and labor performed by Plaintiff for Defendant, as per complaint on tile. And you are héreby notified that if you fail to 60 appear and snswer said con» plaint, as above required, said Plaintiff willtake judgment against you for suid gum, of $209 99-100 together with costs, Given tindcr my hand this 2nd day of May, 18:7. JOHN ANDERSON, Justice of the Peace of said Township. J. M. Walling, Atty. i ma8s-2m Mineral Citation. United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., April6, 1877. © all whom it may concern. Whereas, T on the 3d day, of September, 1874, the Plat of Township 17 North, Range 9 East, was filed in the U.S. Land Office,. and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d; 1x71, Lot Two, of NW \%,and Lot Three of SW Quarter, of Section 31 in Township 17 North, Range 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. Nevada city, Cal.)did, on the 278th day of Nvuvember, 1874, file inthe lKegister’s Ofice of this District his Pre emption Declaration No.4704, claiming the above described land, and h:s applied to enter the same as agricultura] land, altural than for mining purposes; Therefore, you will take notice, that under and by virtue of instructions from ‘the Commissioner of the Geaeral Land Uffice. dated May 6th; 1871, we have fixed the 15th day of May, A. D. 1877, at 11 o’clock a. M., at this office, befure the Register and Receiyer, for the hearing of proofs to determine . the character of said lands. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands the dsy and year first above written/ T. B. McFARLAND, Register, HART FELLOWS, Receiver. apls you by default, according to: the prayer of . leging it to be more valuable for agricul. . ~ Btate. aps theiasinthenereinaseenla tietiatesinstnidamicudeonnneaeegeaertpaseummieuaetne (At the old Hardware Store) % Has on hand and. is <cahdidy receiving, HEAVY AND SHELF PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Iron and Steel, Carpenters’ Tools, Nails and Shovels, ~. Wheelbarrows, Rope,all s‘zes, Blocks & Sheaves, Picks, Axes, Hoes and Rakes. a Hydraulic Pipe madé to order. Rubber Hose, Belting and Packing. . Doors and Windows, Glass and Patty, White Lead. Oils, of all kinds. Giant, California aud» Eastern Powder and Fuse, STOVES, Of-all kinds and sizes. --TINWARE, . A large and complete assortment, and everything else usnally found in a first class establishment of this kind. 7 ° one reteee EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 4 Gas and Water Pipe always on band, and connections made with the City Water Works. W. J. JOHNSTON, 27 and 29 Main Street. Nevada City, March 16, 1877, 4 Central Carriage and Wagon Mar « ‘ ufactory,@ Grags Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN. Agent fur Studebaker W gons, Every kind of vet ele manufactured to ord in the finest style and low prices. Particular attention given to Re pairing and Painting. : MILLINERY inet IN ine DRESS. MAKING. _MIS$ LOTTIE WEISS, WHO has keen residing at San Francisco for 'the past two years, where she hag passed &thorough instruction in MIZ,.LINERY AND DHESS MAKING, has returned to her bome in this city, and ,is now prepared to Cut, Fit, and Meke all kinds’of Ladies’ Dresses, IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, Millinery in all its Branches. Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets made to order the Latest Spring and Summer &tyles. Old style Hats and Bonnets made over -to look a8 good as new. . . Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghorn Hats Cleaned and Whitezed. Pe All work intrusted to my caré, will receive prompt and careful attention. Prices to suit ihe timer. MISS LOTTIE WEISS. Sacramento Street, near apl9-lm Residence, Weiss’ brewery FOR CASH ONLY! —AT ‘A. LADEMAN'S STORE “AVING re-opened the above store, I ’ desire to inform the public that I will sell At Greatly Reduced Prices. FOR CASH ONLY ! ; MINERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS IN WANT OF CHOICE GROCERIES AND _ PROVISIONS, SHOULD CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICBS. . J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. . AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Qin First door below John Jaek’s, on Pine Street, MEVaDA C'TY, Cal. iil practice in all the, Courts of ube . AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, . PRCPERTY FOR SALE. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. . Agricultural Champion Mower and Reaper, ported work. TSE CELEBRATED CASE HEADER—f California, * a ar Pitt’s Genuine Boffalo Thresher, th Ihreshing Engines—aud gat othe: para J Sh # Our Machines are all first-class Favmers manufactured if THE BEST AND _They are well known in this market. ‘antl . Machinery for Sale, Prcuciul? ei : became y 1 Engine 14 in. Cylinder, 36 in. stroke : fi cry 12 “ Lae 24 “* new 1 4s uh ae Seu 24 ** “ 1 “es 10 oe a 20 “ o new Sy “ Be: 4“ 18 “ link 1 as 6 “f 16-4 4a 3 Boilers 16 feet dy 46 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 “ 16 ae 2 oe 48 “ 4 oe “ 1 “ 12% oe oe 30 “ flue “ 10 stamp (650 lbs) Mill, with battery frame 20 “ (900 lbs) “a a oa “ es excellent order, 2 sets hoisting machinery. 2 ‘* pumping 4s * 6 * hoistiug and pumping machinery with wood-work complete, in good order. : plunger pump, 8 inch 6 foot stroke. oe « o 6 “ ry 1 “ “ ete. S 6 ig oe ts 8 Cornish ‘* cee 6. ” 2 “ “ 6 * bee“ 1] 1 o “ a 56“ ry 2 Hangbrow ‘ Gs 6inch ‘ 2 4-inch excelgior pumps. 100 feet 8 inch pump column 1-8 iron. 300 oe 8 “ ty “ 3-16 o 1000 ** 11 ¢ ** water pipe No. 14 iron 2 winches, capableof lifting 10 tons each. A variety of mining apd blacksmith tovuls, ete., etc, tf The Nevada Foundry ié prepared to wanuf. cture hydraulic pipe to order, or the iron will be cut, punched and rolled, ready for putting up,on the yround. It isthe {most complete establishment in the mountains, and work will be done insuch a style anc at such rates.as will induce work done here, apd GEO. G. ALLAN, Proprietor. HOUSE FORSALE. THE house and lot now oc. ; cupied by F. Kotelman, en HH HH East Broad Street, opposite H. Cooper’s residence, is for fale, Fine fruit and well On the premises. Enquire Of. é LEOP. GARTHE, Nevada City April12, 1877, 1m. ._THE.DNDTRSIGNER--OFTERS . his property for sale, situated east of Park Avenue, joining the ms city line, containing ‘I'wo 50-100 acres of ground, GOOD HOUSE, with Five Rooms, SPL! NDID SPRING, und SPRING HOUSE, GOOD WELL OF WATER, with WINDMILL and PUMP for irrigating. A Bacn 18x24, and Wood House 12x16.— Also Two Acres in Wheat for Hey,togcther with an Orchard containing Apple, Peach and Plum Trees. Any person desiring to purchare, van ascertain terms, etc,, of the proprietor on the premires. “ WILLIAM YOUNG. Nevada City, April 25th, 1877. GRAND OPENING! THE “GOLD ROOM,” OQ’ of the most complete SALOONS, i Inallits aprointments, to be found in the interior of the State, will be thrown open to the public on , cs Thursday Evening, April 12th. JOE PETTIT, Will superintend its management, and expecta by courteous treatme.t, and by supPying the best to be bad in the market, to merit a liberal patronage. Buoys under elpeteen years of age notadmitted. Friends of the proprietors and citizens of the county generally are. cordially invited to be present at the grand opening. 3 At this Saloon will be found one of the FINEST BILLIARD TABLES Tn the State. PETTIT & BORDWELL, . : Broad Stre¢t, Nevada City, April 10, 1877. ‘MINERS’ HOME. F YOU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS of a Horae, with , Good Board and Lodging, ‘ Go to the ; MINERS’ HOME, Commereial St. —_— Board & Lodging $5 per Week. . may 8-1m : SILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. } —— The Finest S:loon in al} its . appointments outside of San Francisco and Sacramento. HE choicest Wines, Liquors, and «gars, coustantl; ov hana. Fancy Drinksa Specialty. MARTIWSLL & CLARK, MMIPORTERS OF they buy of us or our Agents: THERE IS NO EXPER. MENT TO BE TRIED—EVERY MACHINE is. customers all over the county to get their, [ abobadibassinlignaee nin otettneaedeerameeentnae aioe eam Implements, . ETC..ETO..ETC WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: FOR THE FOLLOWING MACHINES-Buckeye Mower and Reaper,. Hollingsworth Sulky Rekes, Wisner Self-dumping Sulky Rake,, Wood and Wire Tooth Horse Rakee The Bain Wagons, The Spring Wagons, Farm, Freight and Header. Wagons—our own meke and-im-— superior to any other Header ever uséd i e Ames’ Wood and. Straw Barning” © Goods usually offered in this line, are sure of having. the BEST Maehines: _WARRANTED. al: tive satisfaction, 29" We.alap ear-ways ry the largest stock of SHELF HAKDWARE, CUTLERY, BELTING, RUPR, BALING: AND. FENCE WIRE, etc., to be found in’ California. NEW PRICES LOW, jra_Send for our Catalogue for full particulars. “@y ADDRESS SACRAMENTO OR SAN FRANCISCO, Our geods are all NEW amd a FLOWER SEEDS. CHOICE BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING JUST’ RECELVED —Ar PRESTOWN’S, AND OFFERED . AT CATALOGUE RATES CLOVER SEEDS, GRASS SEEDS, GARDEN SEEDS, All at -the LOWEST MARKET RATES. A full Assortment pee eS Drugs, Patent Medicines an@® Toilet Articles, Always On Hand. FSCR PTIONS accurstely compoum ed at all hours of. the day or night. Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON, Prop'r—. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, EXCHANGE HUTEL, NEVADA C1TY. WELLINGTON & BAILEY, Proprietors. ros proprietors of the EMPIRE SA. BLES announce that they have now the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State, , Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagonm and Hacks to let at the shortest notice und on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are frée from vice, af good genticman cares tu drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Hovses boarded by the day, week ow month and the greatest of care guarantees D. WELLINGTON. 8 G. A. BAILEY. Nevada City, May 8th 1877, MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED PURE.ROGER CONLAN, ;: Milwaukee Geer Depot, Broad St’, Nevada City, J AS constantly on hand, in tottles and on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator’ and C ulma buacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, Manufactured by the SCHILTZ: Brewmg Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, both of which have the reputation of being the best 1n the world, “and are shipped to all parts of the civilized globe. ‘ TRY IT. Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. BEST. BOTTLED BEER ON THE COAST Persons asking for Credit wilt be refused, -KOGER CONLAN, ‘ Broad Street, Nevada @ity. W. D. LONG, Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ye BROAD STREEC opposite the +*tonal Excbange~Hotel i — ma6 EB, W. CHARLES, M. D., SURGEON and PHYSICIAN, OFFICE, 6@ BROAD STKFET. esidence, Main Str: et, two doors aboy Congregational Church. ni4 v ¥lume Lumber Company. LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALE. LL kinds of Flume, Mining ans ~n ldivg Lumber constantly ov han . spruce Wood for sale, jani tte Style and capable of going as fast as anv . “Ee

he Ye e lL id dt ne ire HE yr. R, 8» 10. er, ‘ity at the > ____.gave.a complimentary soireeat Hunt's ae eee ‘Be Baty Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. 4 LOCAL AFFAIRS. a Local Brevities, _ We have received the first. number . _ of,A.J, Patrick’s new paper--the. iM Dion ‘Weekly’ Bulletin.” It is a ‘eredit to Solano county and ought to ‘be welt: patronized. “After a week's vacation, the schools ‘were opened again yesterday. The teachers didn’t. have "much rest, owing to the Teachers’ Instituie being in session during the time, but the children bad w god time, _ : The Al‘emannia Club, of this city, Hall last-evening. , Yesterday afternoon the indications were that it would bea grand affair, That club & knows. how to-get up a first-class Senator Sargent arrived in town on Sunday eveving, and is stopping at _ the National Hotel. We understand _ he will remain here several days. We understand Geo. W. Smith & Co., are t.king out some very five looking rock, from their mine near the Half-Mile houses They will have a@ crashing goon. = -° ' The correctionin the minutes of the Seeré.aries of the Lustitute,” regarding teachers visiting _ schools, will be fully explained to the Union’s satisfaction in to-morrow’s paper. Owing to the prospect of a storm, the Allemmannia pic-nic did nét take place on Sunday. f All the goods in the store of Sam Shockan, were disposed of at public auction ou Saturday last. : Death of A. Shelanberger. ~A. Shelanberger, an old resident of Blue Tent, diedat his residence on Saturd:y nigut last. He came to. this State from Ohio in 1850, and bas lived at Blus Teut sivce 1854. He leaves a wife and five children to mourn his loss. Mr. Shelanberger had been sick for some. time, and great hopes were entertained during the past week that he would recover, but, he was graddally taken worse, and expired as above stated. knew him. His age was 50 years, 10 months and 27 days. The funerLo al took place from the Methodist Chureh, yes:erduy afternoon, and was largely attended by the fricads and neighbors of the-deceused. L-—— 2 age New Mill. @ 425m 2B We understand that Crosby & Mitchell, ownersof the new sulpbhufet works at Canada Hill, Mill,. propose putting up a twenty-stamp quartz mill at their place, for the purpose of crushing ro¢ék. As.soon as they get the sulpbaret works, in active operation the new mill will be patup. It will be » great, accommodation for quartz thiners in that ~—~“settion, and be the ineans of encouraging prospectors, ‘as the rock will be mulled ut a very ow rate, aud the sulpburets cum be suid on. the ground to the Owners of the sulphuret works, The Operetta. 3 The operetta of “Laila,” which Was performed at the Theatre on Saturday nigut, was reully grand. [t Was & success in every respect, and a3 a correspoudent has sevt us an article on the subject, ia which particular mention is made of the leading characters, we torbear further comment, We say, in the lapguage of our correspondent ‘'Can’t we have . the operetta repeated?’ Doubtless many would have attended had they. had any idea it was to.be such a grand treat. Tour of the World, They are coming here again, and those who failed io see the drama hould be on kand Friday or Saturcay evenings, or om Saturday afternoon. It is a grand show, as all will attest who witnessed it at the Théatre here ' last month. Reserved seats at Belden’s drug store without extra charge. Ifthe Theatre isnot crowded to see this performance, -we shall be very much disappointed. ee} For Rent. .Leas Two stores in the Transcnipr block, on Commercial street, are offered for rent, One was: lately occupied by Sam. Shockan, and the other by Au‘gust Lademan. One of the. stores contains counters, shelving, ete. _ For farther particulars, enquire of N. P. Brown, “Taanscrter office, ~ A He ‘was a hard working man, and: was highly esteemed by all who Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, . Boots and Shoes, and a fall line of Ladies’,’ Misses and. Children’s Shoes, all of which wiil be sold at low prices at Hyman Bros., corner: -Broad and Pioe streets. ma5 “New Arrival at the Palace Dry Goods Store of Rosenberg One of the largest and most select stocks of Dry Goods ever bronght to this city, arrived here yesterday at the Palace Dry Goods Store. ‘I'he establishment is now full to its utmost capacity. As their price are always the lowest, the ladies would. . do well to call early and secure bargains. — RosensERG Bxos., ~“mal0~~Patace Dry Goods Store Of course you can’t : Pay for-what you eat. There are 20 Saloons and 4 Breweries in the city. Average receipts $425 00 per day.” It is none of our business if you don’t owe us; but if you do, itis our nioney you ure spending. Ain’t ‘you ashamed of yourselves? Eat condensed goods, or greens, autil you get even with ap22 BIGELOW & CQ.. i Miss Mollie Murphy, Sucoessor to Mrs. R, W. Murphy, No. 165 J Street, is constantly receiving new! novelties in Millinery, from New York and Europe, Special attention paid to orders sent directly toher. Ladies would do well to try for themselves, and satisfaction will be guaranteed. ap2l-tt. aa. Wall Paper. Just received, six thousand rolls of Wall Paper. Also Window Shades of every description. W. A. Sigourney, 18 and 20 Commercial Street, Ap3 , “The Beople want Proof. There is nO medicine prescribed by physciahs, or sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of its success and superior virtue as __Boschee’s German Swrup for severe Coughs, Colds settleu on'the breast, eeveeiption,oF any distase of the roat and Lungs. A pioof of that is that any person afflicted, can get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try ly beev introduced in this country from Germany, dvd its.wonderfal cures are astonishing every one that use it, Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. FUN, FUN, FUN. THIRD ANNUAL GRAND PIC NIC. TO BH GIVEN BY THE German Sccial Club OF GRASS VALLEY, . AT ISMERT’S GROVE, ON : SUNDAY, MAY 20th, 1877. rENHE COMMITTEE have made all necessary arrangements tor the occasion, and ‘ : i THOMAS’ C9ELEBRATED BRASS BAND IS ENGAGED FOR THE DAY. NO MONEY OR TIME WILL BE SPARED BY THE CLUB TO MAKE IT A*BUCCESS. . The exercises of the day wili be SINGING, 7 DANCING, RACE RUNNING, SACK JUMPING, AND-YOLE CLIMBING. Suitable~Prizes will be awarded by the Club tothe winners. / A GENERAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO THE PUBLIC. N. B.—Arrangements Will be made with J. F. Kidder, General Superintendent of the Railroad, to have trains run to and from the grounds. Particulars in a few days. mal0 Straw Goods, Fine Flowers, etc., . Toall who are suffering from the evors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss . of manhood, &c., I will send a reci that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.. Tbis great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed en-velope to the Rev. Josepu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. ‘ feb2 6m on = fa ‘ NEVADA RESTAURANT > MRS, HOVARDSON, wer inform the people 6f Nevada i City and vicinity, that she has opend a ' et * " f Restaurant on Commercial 8t. _ And respectfully” solicits a ehare of — ~ the ‘public patronage. : be Meals will be served up at all Hours, for. the low price of 25 CENTS PER MEAL. Anything the market affords will be pro. cured on order at special rates. : Give me aCall, and I will Guarantee You a Good Meal. Nevada May 3-1m. NEVADA ICE CO. HE undersigned gives notice that le is prepared to supply the best article o To any. business place or private residence in this city. The Ice is the best ever. put up in this section of the country. — All orders Jeft at the office of the Compavy, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. : J. §. THOMPSON. Nevada, May 11, 1877. : T ‘ UMMONS —State of California, Coun KD ty of Nevada, ss. In the. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District . 6f the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, The Peopie of the State of California send greeting to J. A. By+rs, Defendant. You are hereby r-quired to appear in an action brought against youin the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California ia and for the County of Ne-, vada, on the 13th day of April, 1877,—by. Clement Richardson, Elizaveth. Richardson, Numar O. Kose, Harvey B. Howland, Charies 8. Howland and Jvohn OD. Meek, Plaintiffs. And to answer the. complaint filed therein, w thin ten days [exclusive of the day of service} after the service on you.of this Summons, if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but in this District, within twenty days; otherwise within for. ty days—or judgment will be t. ken against said complaint. Being an action brought against you by plaint.ffato quict title toa certain piece or parcel‘of quartz mining ground, known as the Golden Gate Claim, lying and situate on Eureka ‘Hill, about one i ayy ; mile east of the town of Grass Vuiley, ite superior effect before buying the . County ar Nevada, State of California, and regular size at 75 cents. It ha €". to obtain adecree of this Court, declaring and adjudgivga certain deed executed by Clement Richar'son, Esizabeth Richaraoop inas,.O, Rose, B, P. Howland, John ~Lilly, Richard Billsboro and'J. W; ‘T. Rose, of tlate October 17th; 1866, to said defendant, invalid and void; that said de. fendant hath no-right. title, or iuterest whateverin said claims; that the above named plaintifisare thd legal owners of suid premises, andthat their title thereto is good end valid; thatthe said defendant, and -al—parties claiming and to claim“by, tbrougu or under him, may be forever deburred from asserting any claim whatever.in or to said quartz mining (lata) and prv'mises, adverse to the right of these plaintiffs; and that the plaintiffs have such other and further relief in tre premises as to the Court shall see.u meet and agre-ableto equity; and judgment for their costs of suit: And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as’ above required, the said plaintiff will apply to.the Court for the relief therein d+manded. .(~—) In te:timony whereof, I, James seal} D, White, Clerk of the District —~ ),Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand, and impréss the Seal ot said Court, at office, in tbe City of Nevada, on the 13th day of April, A. D. 1877. JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. E. W. Rob. rta, Atty. ap29-2m NUMMORNS .---Iu the Justice’s Court kK of Nevada Township, in the County of Nevada, State oi California. R. G,. Hughes Pluintiff;M.M.Green Defendant, The People ofthe State of California send Greeting to M M. Green, Defendant. -You aie hereby required to appear in cn action brought against you by the above naniea Plaintiff in the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of Cali. fornia, and to answer before the Justice at his officin said Township, the complaint filed thervin, within five days, (exclusive of the day. of service), after theservice on you of this .summons—if served within the Township -in which this action is brought; or, if served out of said Township, but in said County, within Ten days; otherwise, within Twenty days. The said action is trought to fecover the sum of $299 99-100 U. 8. Gold Coin, on account of work and labor performed by Plaintiff for Defendant, as per complaint on tile. And you are héreby notified that if you fail to 60 appear and snswer said con» plaint, as above required, said Plaintiff willtake judgment against you for suid gum, of $209 99-100 together with costs, Given tindcr my hand this 2nd day of May, 18:7. JOHN ANDERSON, Justice of the Peace of said Township. J. M. Walling, Atty. i ma8s-2m Mineral Citation. United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal., April6, 1877. © all whom it may concern. Whereas, T on the 3d day, of September, 1874, the Plat of Township 17 North, Range 9 East, was filed in the U.S. Land Office,. and by Commissioner’s letter dated December 2d; 1x71, Lot Two, of NW \%,and Lot Three of SW Quarter, of Section 31

in Township 17 North, Range 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. Nevada city, Cal.)did, on the 278th day of Nvuvember, 1874, file inthe lKegister’s Ofice of this District his Pre emption Declaration No.4704, claiming the above described land, and h:s applied to enter the same as agricultura] land, altural than for mining purposes; Therefore, you will take notice, that under and by virtue of instructions from ‘the Commissioner of the Geaeral Land Uffice. dated May 6th; 1871, we have fixed the 15th day of May, A. D. 1877, at 11 o’clock a. M., at this office, befure the Register and Receiyer, for the hearing of proofs to determine . the character of said lands. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands the dsy and year first above written/ T. B. McFARLAND, Register, HART FELLOWS, Receiver. apls you by default, according to: the prayer of . leging it to be more valuable for agricul. . ~ Btate. aps theiasinthenereinaseenla tietiatesinstnidamicudeonnneaeegeaertpaseummieuaetne (At the old Hardware Store) % Has on hand and. is <cahdidy receiving, HEAVY AND SHELF PLOWS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Iron and Steel, Carpenters’ Tools, Nails and Shovels, ~. Wheelbarrows, Rope,all s‘zes, Blocks & Sheaves, Picks, Axes, Hoes and Rakes. a Hydraulic Pipe madé to order. Rubber Hose, Belting and Packing. . Doors and Windows, Glass and Patty, White Lead. Oils, of all kinds. Giant, California aud» Eastern Powder and Fuse, STOVES, Of-all kinds and sizes. --TINWARE, . A large and complete assortment, and everything else usnally found in a first class establishment of this kind. 7 ° one reteee EVERYTHING IN MY LINE WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 4 Gas and Water Pipe always on band, and connections made with the City Water Works. W. J. JOHNSTON, 27 and 29 Main Street. Nevada City, March 16, 1877, 4 Central Carriage and Wagon Mar « ‘ ufactory,@ Grags Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEAMAN. Agent fur Studebaker W gons, Every kind of vet ele manufactured to ord in the finest style and low prices. Particular attention given to Re pairing and Painting. : MILLINERY inet IN ine DRESS. MAKING. _MIS$ LOTTIE WEISS, WHO has keen residing at San Francisco for 'the past two years, where she hag passed &thorough instruction in MIZ,.LINERY AND DHESS MAKING, has returned to her bome in this city, and ,is now prepared to Cut, Fit, and Meke all kinds’of Ladies’ Dresses, IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, Millinery in all its Branches. Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets made to order the Latest Spring and Summer &tyles. Old style Hats and Bonnets made over -to look a8 good as new. . . Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghorn Hats Cleaned and Whitezed. Pe All work intrusted to my caré, will receive prompt and careful attention. Prices to suit ihe timer. MISS LOTTIE WEISS. Sacramento Street, near apl9-lm Residence, Weiss’ brewery FOR CASH ONLY! —AT ‘A. LADEMAN'S STORE “AVING re-opened the above store, I ’ desire to inform the public that I will sell At Greatly Reduced Prices. FOR CASH ONLY ! ; MINERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS IN WANT OF CHOICE GROCERIES AND _ PROVISIONS, SHOULD CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS AND PRICBS. . J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. . AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Qin First door below John Jaek’s, on Pine Street, MEVaDA C'TY, Cal. iil practice in all the, Courts of ube . AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, . PRCPERTY FOR SALE. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. . Agricultural Champion Mower and Reaper, ported work. TSE CELEBRATED CASE HEADER—f California, * a ar Pitt’s Genuine Boffalo Thresher, th Ihreshing Engines—aud gat othe: para J Sh # Our Machines are all first-class Favmers manufactured if THE BEST AND _They are well known in this market. ‘antl . Machinery for Sale, Prcuciul? ei : became y 1 Engine 14 in. Cylinder, 36 in. stroke : fi cry 12 “ Lae 24 “* new 1 4s uh ae Seu 24 ** “ 1 “es 10 oe a 20 “ o new Sy “ Be: 4“ 18 “ link 1 as 6 “f 16-4 4a 3 Boilers 16 feet dy 46 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 “ 16 ae 2 oe 48 “ 4 oe “ 1 “ 12% oe oe 30 “ flue “ 10 stamp (650 lbs) Mill, with battery frame 20 “ (900 lbs) “a a oa “ es excellent order, 2 sets hoisting machinery. 2 ‘* pumping 4s * 6 * hoistiug and pumping machinery with wood-work complete, in good order. : plunger pump, 8 inch 6 foot stroke. oe « o 6 “ ry 1 “ “ ete. S 6 ig oe ts 8 Cornish ‘* cee 6. ” 2 “ “ 6 * bee“ 1] 1 o “ a 56“ ry 2 Hangbrow ‘ Gs 6inch ‘ 2 4-inch excelgior pumps. 100 feet 8 inch pump column 1-8 iron. 300 oe 8 “ ty “ 3-16 o 1000 ** 11 ¢ ** water pipe No. 14 iron 2 winches, capableof lifting 10 tons each. A variety of mining apd blacksmith tovuls, ete., etc, tf The Nevada Foundry ié prepared to wanuf. cture hydraulic pipe to order, or the iron will be cut, punched and rolled, ready for putting up,on the yround. It isthe {most complete establishment in the mountains, and work will be done insuch a style anc at such rates.as will induce work done here, apd GEO. G. ALLAN, Proprietor. HOUSE FORSALE. THE house and lot now oc. ; cupied by F. Kotelman, en HH HH East Broad Street, opposite H. Cooper’s residence, is for fale, Fine fruit and well On the premises. Enquire Of. é LEOP. GARTHE, Nevada City April12, 1877, 1m. ._THE.DNDTRSIGNER--OFTERS . his property for sale, situated east of Park Avenue, joining the ms city line, containing ‘I'wo 50-100 acres of ground, GOOD HOUSE, with Five Rooms, SPL! NDID SPRING, und SPRING HOUSE, GOOD WELL OF WATER, with WINDMILL and PUMP for irrigating. A Bacn 18x24, and Wood House 12x16.— Also Two Acres in Wheat for Hey,togcther with an Orchard containing Apple, Peach and Plum Trees. Any person desiring to purchare, van ascertain terms, etc,, of the proprietor on the premires. “ WILLIAM YOUNG. Nevada City, April 25th, 1877. GRAND OPENING! THE “GOLD ROOM,” OQ’ of the most complete SALOONS, i Inallits aprointments, to be found in the interior of the State, will be thrown open to the public on , cs Thursday Evening, April 12th. JOE PETTIT, Will superintend its management, and expecta by courteous treatme.t, and by supPying the best to be bad in the market, to merit a liberal patronage. Buoys under elpeteen years of age notadmitted. Friends of the proprietors and citizens of the county generally are. cordially invited to be present at the grand opening. 3 At this Saloon will be found one of the FINEST BILLIARD TABLES Tn the State. PETTIT & BORDWELL, . : Broad Stre¢t, Nevada City, April 10, 1877. ‘MINERS’ HOME. F YOU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS of a Horae, with , Good Board and Lodging, ‘ Go to the ; MINERS’ HOME, Commereial St. —_— Board & Lodging $5 per Week. . may 8-1m : SILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Street, Nevada City. } —— The Finest S:loon in al} its . appointments outside of San Francisco and Sacramento. HE choicest Wines, Liquors, and «gars, coustantl; ov hana. Fancy Drinksa Specialty. MARTIWSLL & CLARK, MMIPORTERS OF they buy of us or our Agents: THERE IS NO EXPER. MENT TO BE TRIED—EVERY MACHINE is. customers all over the county to get their, [ abobadibassinlignaee nin otettneaedeerameeentnae aioe eam Implements, . ETC...ETO...ETC WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS: FOR THE FOLLOWING MACHINES-Buckeye Mower and Reaper,. Hollingsworth Sulky Rekes, Wisner Self-dumping Sulky Rake,, Wood and Wire Tooth Horse Rakee The Bain Wagons, The Spring Wagons, Farm, Freight and Header. Wagons—our own meke and-im-— superior to any other Header ever uséd i e Ames’ Wood and. Straw Barning” © Goods usually offered in this line, are sure of having. the BEST Maehines: _WARRANTED. al: tive satisfaction, 29" We.alap ear-ways ry the largest stock of SHELF HAKDWARE, CUTLERY, BELTING, RUPR, BALING: AND. FENCE WIRE, etc., to be found in’ California. NEW PRICES LOW, jra_Send for our Catalogue for full particulars. “@y ADDRESS SACRAMENTO OR SAN FRANCISCO, Our geods are all NEW amd a FLOWER SEEDS. CHOICE BULBS FOR SPRING PLANTING JUST’ RECELVED —Ar PRESTOWN’S, AND OFFERED . AT CATALOGUE RATES CLOVER SEEDS, GRASS SEEDS, GARDEN SEEDS, All at -the LOWEST MARKET RATES. A full Assortment pee eS Drugs, Patent Medicines an@® Toilet Articles, Always On Hand. FSCR PTIONS accurstely compoum ed at all hours of. the day or night. Nevada Drug Store, E. M. PRESTON, Prop'r—.. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, EXCHANGE HUTEL, NEVADA C1TY. WELLINGTON & BAILEY, Proprietors. ros proprietors of the EMPIRE SA. BLES announce that they have now the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in thie part of the State, , Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagonm and Hacks to let at the shortest notice und on the most reasonable terms. The Horses are frée from vice, af good genticman cares tu drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Hovses boarded by the day, week ow month and the greatest of care guarantees D. WELLINGTON. 8 G. A. BAILEY. Nevada City, May 8th 1877, MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED PURE.ROGER CONLAN, ;: Milwaukee Geer Depot, Broad St’, Nevada City, J AS constantly on hand, in tottles and on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator’ and C ulma buacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, Manufactured by the SCHILTZ: Brewmg Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, both of which have the reputation of being the best 1n the world, “and are shipped to all parts of the civilized globe. ‘ TRY IT. Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. BEST. BOTTLED BEER ON THE COAST Persons asking for Credit wilt be refused, -KOGER CONLAN, ‘ Broad Street, Nevada @ity. W. D. LONG, Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ye BROAD STREEC opposite the +*tonal Excbange~Hotel i — ma6 EB, W. CHARLES, M. D., SURGEON and PHYSICIAN, OFFICE, 6@ BROAD STKFET. esidence, Main Str: et, two doors aboy Congregational Church. ni4 v ¥lume Lumber Company. LUMBER YARD at TOWN TALE. LL kinds of Flume, Mining ans ~n ldivg Lumber constantly ov han . spruce Wood for sale, jani tte Style and capable of going as fast as anv . “Ee