May 16, 1876 (4 pages)

i: -amd they bave-decided at the forth. eer ae NEVADA CITY, CAL. 4. -——— —se—--— —.--~—— = Tuesday. May 16, 1876. Ca Exhibition at the Industrial the 8th day of Augast. sion of their visit to States during the Centeunial yeur, tion to visit Culifornia. At the last Exhibition, for many days the number reached 30,000 dai4! ly. The Managers were compell:J : to reduce the space of exhibitors, coming Exhibition to reserge extibitors’ space for only’ thése who apply . before the twentieth day of July. It is the intention to provide the best of inusic, and ubuudanee of. promenade room, And, in order. thut the noise of working machinery shbali ~ motinterfere with the musia; a special department will be provided, Where all the noisy machinery wiil be placed, thus adding to the immense building about. 20,000 feet She Daily Transevip are Tl lifornia Centennial Exhibition: ; The Board of Managers of the In________-Austrial Fair-ef Sgn Francisco, have . "decided to huve a ‘grand Centennial Fair Buildings,.commencing on ‘Tuesday, The Indus trial Exhibitions heretofore held have attracted hither -theusonds of ~ visitors, and it is believed that vast _* gramibers from-abroad, on the occathe United will take advantage of tbis Exposi. 94 1873-74, have at last beensetLocal Brevitics, The Fire Department is ordered of both Companies ‘should be on ‘hand promptly at 1 o%lock. The Military Company) i8"i:teo® ordered place in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, — delightfal: Just ‘cool make peoplé feel comfortable. Lager. beer from the Boca Brewery €au be had, on draught, at. Truckee. The tax suits so long pending between Plucer ccunty and the Central Pacifie railroad company, in“volving the taxes of the latter on their road bed that lies withia that . eounty for the fiscal years 1872-73 . ted; and—as—a—result—the County; . ‘Treasurer received from the R. R. Co. last Wednesday, several large bags of gold and sifver,.amounting: as per.the terms of the settlement, to $29,917 72. ene Hon. A.C, Niles was elested-te fill the vacancy in the Board of: Di“rectors of the Bank of Nevada County, caused by the resignation~ of Jonathan Clark, Ed. Williams, of ‘San Jose, was elected a. Director of the Bank of ‘Nevada County; to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chas. Marsh. The Methodist Church folks have engaged one of the stands at the picadditional floor room, and giving 210,000 feet in all. No efforts will ba spared to add to the comfort of visitors, and to provide for the conven“fence of exhibitcrs; andthe Mana_ gers believe, that, with tLe experience of former exhibitions: before them, and the inceutive of patriotism, the forthcomitig Exhibition will far eclipse its predecessors. Persons desiring information, can—address ~€either personality of by tetter) the ___ Secretary of the Board of Managers, _ Mechanics’ Lustitute. 29 Post Street, San Francisco, and where application way be made for exhibition . $ ——— : : Croakers. Tn every community will bg found -@ species of animals called “eroak-. -~.e0s.’’They.can never see any benefit_to‘he-derived from-new-improve=. ments and are eternally leoking on . the black side uf everything ‘that is mew. or out of the ordinary course. That class of people are always a eurse tu any community, more espeeially where the number of progressive and go-ahead men are: limited. We are led to make these remarks from the fact that thie class. ‘‘can’t see what benefit a Railroad can be. to this city,’’ and wouldn't if they eould. It would take up a great deal of our space to show the benefit already derived and the brilliant prospect for the future which has been and will be brought abovt on account of the Railroad, but we forbear, being content to let -‘croakers’” continue their sweating. > New Attraction, Every old resident remembers Nina Churchman,-now Mrs: Nina Larowe, who lived here with her parents many years ago. She is the daugh. ter of the late James Churchman. For many: years past she has resided in the State of Nevada, and of late in New York City. ' While at the latter place, after the death of her husband, she stndied for the -dramatic stage and has made quite a hit, Sheis now stoppiug with her niother at San José, nnd on the 26th of this month she will come up here with the ‘‘old settlers.” On Saturday evening, May 27th, she, in company with Miss Anna Livingston, will give an entertainment at the ‘Theatre, Nina was always a great favorite with the old resideuts, and we feel confident she will be greeted with a large audience on her appearance at the Théatre, The Last Spike. Next: Saturday afterneon at 2 o'clock, the last spike ef the railroad will be driven. Itis an important event in the history of this town, and we e<pect peuple from all parts of the county will be present to witness the ceremony. The Military and Firemen will turn out in full foree, the bells of the city will be rung, salutes will be fired,. and it will be made aday of general rejoicing. The people of this city will have excitement enough for the next two weeks to’come. >. Tux first man who eyer went sround thé wwlld—Vbe mah in the meen mo grounds for the 26ts, fur the sal? of iee eream, strawberries, candies, eakes, nuts, &e. The proceeds will.go for the benefit of the church. big business, because orders will be taken by. fine looking ladies, and they always draw-a good crowd, — The two passenger coaches, were named respectively “Grass Valley” and “Colfax." ~The latter name, has been changed to“Nevada Cily,”” 1t will be brought taour depot, the! can commence decorating. ~~ Don't fail to get your excursion . tickets immediately, **Put"~is the . can see, Our lecture’ will be free, . chap who has them to sell. The stockholders_of the Bank Nevada Conntyheld a meeting ‘the Bank yesterday, ‘They met 10 4. and adjeurned to 1. 2, “Those oysters at Tam’s ‘beat anything in that line that has ever been -brought here before, _ Every householder should inspect his premises and ascertain how many old settlers:‘ha can acccmmodate in his house, with board and lodging. As soon as you have decided, report to Charley McElvy or G. VY. Schmittburg, who have been appointed as a Committee for that purPose. 2 Located. The Truckee Republican says: D. J. Crowley and T. C, Plunkett are cusily settled in their new oftice in the express, building. Mr. Moody has altered and repaired and repainted this building util it has become the finest office in Truckee The rear portion is now occupied by Mr. Crowley as a law office, and bas. been neatly furnished up by its occupant. The front portion is the court room of Justice Plunkett, and is fitted up with jury benches and all necessary furniture. Both. gentlemen are now in readiness for business, and neither care: a cent if. it comes pouring in upon them in a perfect flood. In the language of the illustrious _‘‘Julius Ceser’’ they both repeat—let it come, Lectures. The lectures delivered last week by Professors (arr and Norton were largely attended, and pleased all who heard them, They—each afforded a pleasaut evening’s entertainment, besides disseminating useful information. That of Prof. Norton, on Friday evening, delighted all’ who heard it, and just whetted the appe. tites of his listeners for more of the same sort. All the remarks made by the game gentleman during the Institute and on different’ subjects, were justas able and instructive as was this ene, The thought oecurred to us while listening to him, what a difference there is in men and may be ‘among teachers!’ What a_pleasure to attend school under the instruction of such a teacher. Prof. Norton gets $200 per menth for his services at the State Normal school. . : That price shows that braits in the school business pays but little mote than idictey, ‘ _—-—_-2. —Aw alarm of tire may be false and out om Saturday next, by order off the Chief Engineer. Every member out as per offitial ordérs. in another The weather yesterday was_most. -getten-ag-te enough to We predict that that stand will do}. last of the week, and then the ladies . réasion of the reception of the old settlers. The committee will canvas the (own to-day, and we hope all has ever characte.ized the peopie of this city. Don’t attempt to dodge the committee, but subscribe something for this occasion. ~The Grass Vahey committee,A. B. Brady, C, H. Mitchell and W. K. Spencer wiil vanvas that town to-day, and the Finance Committee will make their report on Thursday next, at which time the Executive Committee will complete all arrangements for the grand reunion,’ Wells, Fargo & Co. bave reduced the price of freight from SanFrancisco to this city by express, to $275 per handred pounds, heretofore has been $5 per hundred pounds, ; : ' The Grand Exeursien om Sunday Next---The First Trip from this City to Celfax, . as The arrangenients ‘are. pox.completed for’the grand excursion~ to take place on Sunday next, i: being the occasion of the running of the {first train’on the Nevada Cuunty Narrow Gatge Railroad from this city to Culiax, .The excursion is es The German Picnic. The members of ‘the Allemannia .tiengrounds on Sunday last, for a i little quiet pienic “and oat of door recreetion, They invited a few friends, and made arrangements’ for ‘their reception. It being known . that there way a picnic there, the at. tendance kept increasing until there a eelebrate-thetompietion of the road. The train will leave this city at 9:45 a. wm. Retarning will leave Colfaxat3 p.m. ‘Tickets for the réund trip wili be $2 50, and can be bad of Jobn Pattison, tue local agent, at the telegraph office on Pine street. t ‘of oar people will take advantage of the €xcursiou, and in order that there miy not be any disappointment about preparetidus being made for ali to go, it-is—necessary that every one should obtain their tickets witheat deluy, that a safficient number of Cars nay beat the depot on Sunday morning. The. railroad cc mpany is ABxious to know how many they will have to prepare for, and in order. to do.it, tickets: should ke purchased immediately. They can accommodate an unlitwited number jf they kuow in.-time bow many want to go. Buy your tiekeis to-day or before Saturday morning, . & ‘ 4 €lear the Track! The notorious and -irrepressible Jumes McCue, the great temperance reformer of San Frauciseo, is coming to this city to deliver alecturs, The simple announcement is sufficient to ‘draw a crowded house, for who dves what he saysin (he last issue of his paper: ‘Werwill just say to our Neyada folks (as we claim Nevads~ for our adoptedcounty, where we learned to read and unlearn the lesson of Catholicism, taught-as in cur childhood,) thut we will be in Nevada City.some time during the month of May, and that we wilt ‘talk Tem pérauce to the good people. We do not expect to make the blind see, but we expect to open the eyes of those who and we invite the Taanscrirr . staff to a front seat.”’ Personal. John Steinberger, a prominent miuing Superinteudent-and expert, arrived in thiscityon Sunday night. He is connected with the Hayward tine in Amador eounty, at the present time. He left. yesterday for the Ridge, to dee the mines iu that section. Marks Zellerback, of the Middle Yuba Camal Company, was also in town on-his way tothe Ridge. Myr. Steinberger accompanies Mr. Zellerback to see the sighta up there. Heury Herbert, an old Mevadan, Was ip town. yesterday. J. Hume, Wells, Vargo and Gompauy’s deteetive, was around prospecting. It is-said he can tell a thief the moment he puts his eyes on hiw, oe A. C. Niles, a Supreme Judge, was on the streets yesterday, looking as young as he did 20 or 30 years ago. Ed, Williams, an old resident now living at San Jose, arrived here yesterday morning. He is a “big injun" down iv Sauta Clara county, where he is interested in Many the leuding enterprises, a W.H. Duryea, formerly of You Bet, now a resident of San Francis: co, was around to see his many friends here. of Finance Committee. I. J. Rolfe, M. L. Marsh and N. P. Brown were appointed a comuittee to solicit subscriptions from our citizens to defray expenses which the committee will incur on the ocwillact with that liberality which < Owing to the railroad facilities, SQ The price It is-thonght:thaut most not kuown “Jit.” McCue, “Here is. _ ‘Mike Garver, H. A. Lones, John May 20th, from 12_o'slock m. wutil Yesterday Afternoons Bales. Mass., were burned Tuesday night; Was by far the largest assemblage on the grounds seen there this Summer. At about oue o'clock the picuicers spread out their lunch and invited al] present to-partake, and we believe most of those present accepted ibe invitation, and still ‘there was “an abuiida:e2 left,. not be many there. Tie brass band = was . oat, and. men and women from —@iderent religious seemed tu like the uffuir—just—splen-. ‘did. We are told that the groves were God's first temples, and we suppose most people at the-prenic thought God had not yetforzotien his Everything passed off quietly ‘and orderly, and those wud were. there ure, The cares of business were forgotten.and all were-happy.—_— Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office, in this city, for the.week ending Monday, May 15th, 1876. Persons calling for advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement. ft. H. Hasxrys, P. M, Burrows, James. O Bristol, Miss Alice M Barker, J H —Carson, Miss Katia + Dudley, James Geyard, A: Grovanni, Del'a Morte’ Irving, Benny Louit, Louis Markbam, Francis Marke, Andrew Papa, Babtista Reok, A. Smith, C E “Thomas, Clara Stetter, Pepi Sines ‘Wilson, Mrs Murtha’ ~ Wood, Annie Miss a — ____—«Democratic Primary. The Democrats have elected the} following named gentlemen to the County Convention, from this eity: — McArthar, John Kisile, Niles Searls, Lew Garthe, J. I. Caldwell, James Kitts, Hugh McCauley,-G. E. Withiugton, Wm. Eddy,-Thos. Marker and Peter Hunnefauth, —s Stores Closed. Tt is suggested that the business places in town be eldsed on Saturday, _ 4 o'clock ». m. of that day, for the purpose of allowing every citizen to participate im the' ceremonies of driving the last spike on the narrow gauge railread. It is hoped the arrangements will be agreed to by everyone doing business without further notice, Ls _ in town Bracelet Lost. sy A child’s bracelet was lost at the pienic ground om Saturday last. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it at this office. [By Telegraph,} Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 765 Ophir 56. 1800 Mexican 3234. 8360 Yellow Jacket 33%;, 85 Crown Point 163. 165 Hale & Norcross 69. 210 Chollar 90, 1075. Con Virginia 7414, 995 Savage 20, $ 675 California 79%, 505 Best & Belcher 57, 370 Gould. & Curry 173{, 5835 Imperial 6, 730_Alpha 56, 325 Belcher 20%. 110 Sierra Nevada 16%, 420 Contidence -19%. 250 Kentuck 13, 326 Utah 24%. 225 Bullion 46, 195 Exchequer 19%. 320 Julia lu, . “830 Caledonia 9, a Baltimore 234. Woodville 1%. Jefferson 1 T5c. a Gen Thomas 1%. Eureka Con 114%. Northern Belle 37. Gila 1, Occidental 4%: 3 SEVERAL dwellings at Worcester, . Club went out to the Rifts Assocta-. Rotwithst.ndig it -was_anticipated .there would / denominations were also—out, “aud; early predilection. forthe —woeds. enjoyed a quiet day's rest and pleas=rs aan J Mabar;-Washingtua Marston, B'S, Care-G--8~Getchell+} . Fatier Kane, do ‘rangements with depositors, June, will be delinquent and advertised tor sale at public auction; and unless payquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. T held at 10 o’c lock, on Friday, 1876, for the purpose of erecting seven Di. : rectors, and.such other business as may ‘HOTEL ARRIVALS. brn nion-Hotel,——-— D.W. SNAPP, Proprietor:Sarurpay, May 13th, 1876. BR McLeodsHunt’s Hill JC Mayrader, do J A Hustier, Nerti Columbis A Barton, Nevada City J Justice, o : J J Weisenberger, Nevada City _. © Harrison, : ‘ do RB Carter, = do “Thos Auderson, do F Edwards, do TJewett, do AH Walrath, da f G G. Buker, do it WW Wear, do i" JH Ragon, ~do E Jeweit, o~ = I Moowy, Blue Tent : ee Ge J Story; do ~ EM Denton speuceville sh WH Stehr, Red Dog : P. Craue, a R Aivxander, do John Husscy, You Bet _ A BDibbie, Grass, Valiey— 2 IG Beatry, “~ do {FE dcnes, Ophir = ; oH J \Vuhar, \ashingtoe E'Briiusaill do . = J-brinsiiH;—do ne Major Downie Centennial Min S Harding, Wheatiaud ~ F Sac ke it, V ¥ rime E DP sherwoed, Nevada’City E Jdewitt, do C Harrison, do W SF. Dit nud, do. AE iiamond,; —=de. J vasiice; do JA Gratvam, do.» AH Walrath,. do x Jobn Loai, do. ™ A’Barivn & wifs, do Fk Edwards, »do JH Repag, do OW. W Wear, do J k Isaac, : do M Jail, San Juan ‘S Paylor, = ao J aA Kus, do P Ketchim, do © ff White; San Francisco” CE sheriuun, do GG Fabben , do _ Henry Clapp, Glenbrook Alf berg, Gres Valley T sninueriand, do O H Suita, do Chas White, New. York WJ ér er, Balstou, Spain. J ¥ Mintzomery, Moores Flat Yo Flack; aan do : Af Grimmer, Muichie’s-Mine-~ Win Rutt, melief Hall C.G Jsreimond, Malakoff J A Lemon, do __HOTEL ARRIVALS. -“NationalExchange Hotel. S.A. EDDY, Proprictor. Sarorpay, May 13th, 1876. T Jewitt, Nevaua City —A-H-Seott, da A Godfrey, Col Hill L 5 Hupkins, san: FrancjscoW J Fryer, Fryer’s Works F Cuningham,-Moore’s Flat Wk Williams, Relief: Hill Jno Toal, Forest City San Andrews, Alegahan¥ AF Smitb, Placerville K. Montgomery, Visalia Sunpay, May t4th, 1876. — E T Brown, Nevada City TC tandall, Rush Creek. NS Peck & wife, ‘iruckee. ECarney, Huut s Hill J3 McBride, San Juan CH Chase, Nevada City $ Nichols, do D B Knectle; Rock Creek W J Fryer, Glenbrook E Penrise, Relief Hill RH Penrose, do Geo Penruse, do T H Bigelow, Nevada City R Pockman, do if F S.ckett, V Flume J Hume, Sacramento H Clapp, Glenbrook A C Niies, Sah Franci W_H Duryea, San Francisco J Welton, New York J A Stenburg, San Fancisco M Zellerback, do T B smith, Shasta J Coun, San Juan H Atwater, Mvore’s Flat L Thomas, Blue Tent SECS AP RE ESE OR Banking House of the Bank. ef Nevada County. : A CARD: sound basis, and at as early a day as will be prudent for us to do, we have resolved to call upon the stockholders for the remaining unpaid $100,000 of capital subseribed;. and,. deeming it tw the interest of the bank and parties doing business with us, we have thought it advisable te give opportunies to individuals to subscribe for stock that will be surrendered, ee We have resolved to: resume busi: ness on or before June 16th, 1876. A committee will wait upon the people for the purpose of obtaining subscription to stock and making arBy order of the Board of Directors: mal6 A. H. Parxer,-Sec, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. HE BANK.OF NEVADA COUNTY, location of principal place of business the City and County of Nevada, State of California. Notice is hereby given that at a-meeiing of the Board of Directors, held on the fifteenth day of May, A. D., 1876, an assessment of Five Doliars,.Unit35 ’ va ed States gold coin, per share, was levied : 4 rt prin ha jg} Bpen_the Capitsl Stock of the Corporation, oT : . omg immediately to the Cashier of the . 1090 Unien Con 13, ank, at its Banking ‘House, in said City aac r ’ ; and County of Nevada. 700 Lady Bryan 134, and County of Nevada. _ Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Sixteenth of ment is made before, will be gold on the First day of July, 1876, to pay the delin. .o&. H, PARKER, of the County. _ th of Nevada City, May loth, 1876. BANKING HOUSE OF THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING, HERE will be a meeting of stockholdersof the Bauk of Nevada County, June léth, aad “tfere taking SUNDAY, “May 14th,.1876,_+___—-. Comic Song “PSalute to San Francisco, ' In order to resume business’ on af N.O.NG. ROR ce eee ' “City to Colfax. ~ SUNDAY, MAY 2ist, 187g. N Excursion Train will leave City for Col#ex at 9.45 ing, leave Colfax at3 p.m, Tickets for round trip $2 50 eaeh, Extursionists must ’procuse tickets. be. ts im cars, otherwis fare will be collce = _ Tickets cati be procure Ohh Pattie. Agent, Nevada City. ec ooh Ps tison, e JOHN F.KIDDER, Nevada &M. Return. Gener] Superintendent, ~~ foe Guv. FLETCHER, mal6 Gen. Pass. aud Tick’t Ag’t. = = Te NEVADA THEATRE, California Minstrels. Thomas Maguire, George 'C, vans, Sole Proprietor, Musical Director. Friday & Saturday Ev’gs, May 19th and 20th, pom FIRST —Vocal and Instrumental. . Antreductory Overture, CaLIFORNIANS > Let the Dead and Beautiful Rest, J M Davis ° Anniec" the Banks vo’ Dee, Fred. Walz Charley Sutton ° Speak tome, + .=__J.-C, Rasgell Pm go Glad, Charley Reed You're Always Young to me, Kj T, Tyrrell To concludé. with the celebrated GILMORE CONCERTS! Grand Overtiire, Full Band Operatic S-lection, .-Ernest Linden Cornet Sulo, Ww Courtright Tubs sets fin e-horn] J. M. Norcross /Peuny Trumpet volo, Charley Sutton Full Band Conductor, Charley Reed Part Second—Grand Olio. : An Original Musical Interlude, by WM. . t COURTR'*GHT, entitled Southern Sunny Home! Timothy Jackson, =" Win. Courtwright © Yannali Jackson, Frank Wilson Alexander Jackson, James Mackee The Fellow that Looks Like Me Mrs Geo Washington Bibbs, : SS Earnest Linden _ Gr: te A fine . } Wellingto: stable, pas arday nigh excuse. Ww! pas been . gure. There a now, to re —ef pleasur 4 well.as a go East to to be lots « eqitalize o “i. 8 2, BI “¢roas;Fa “WR. Sy were elect eratic C Trackee, : . By refe at the’ Na Hotels, p . it will be from all , It is e3 mence ri this city of next v The sti ville will make cl North Sz Passengs in thats bound to doing, t of stagin “Ke soo road eor “through the ticke Francise Thec Mr Geo Washington Bibbs, Seseacnes acer J. M_ Norcross, = -—_Charley SuttonBallad--Selected,.T. T. TYRRELA. “. Ordinary Conversation. Ben Bee, —, “Charley Reed Jue See, . Charicy Sutwa Overture, = Orchestra -} “The performance to concinde with the Amusing Farce, entitled _.__New--Xear’s-Callers. Sofie, = ae = ~ Earnest Linden Peter,—.« . . Charley Reed Augustus, “ees James Macken Philip, . Charley Reed Bill, (Sofle’s Big Brother) Wm Courtright Other Characters by the Company. m6 Admission $1. REFRESHMENT SALOON. ANTOINE TAM, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. S PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOpile with:the-very best of . Ice Cream, ‘Oysters, Fountain Soda, Confectionery, Nuts, Cigars, _ : Etc., Eto, He will—keep-eonstantly on hand ;hea@bove articles of the Freshest and Choiéest qualities. ; Families supplied on the shortest motice. Give mea call andl will guarantee pex fect satisfaction. ANTOINE TAM, Nevada, May 13th,1876 t CIGARS FOR THE MILLION. ¢ . JOHNNY JACK, AS JUST RECEIVED a Large and Splendid Stock of the Finest CIGARS and TOBACCO, Ever Brought to the Town, If lovers of the weed will give me a call, I will guarantee to give them the best branis ef CIGAKS to be had in Nevada County, and will sellthem as cheap as the cheapest. 1 have also on hand,Fresh Candies, Nuts, eto. If you want to get a Genuine Havana or Domestic Cigar, Just call at my store on Pine street. Nevada, Mar 13th, 1876. bs e Annual Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stockhel ¢ ders of the Masonic Hall Associauva of Nevada City. Calitornia, will be held at of May, 1876, at 7's o’clock, rv. Ma.” E M, PRESTON, Secretary. Nevada April 6th, 1s76SOS 4 Log Contract to Let. j}OR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, tor the Season. Address yet not be tolled so by the bells, a “ loss, $41,000, come before the mheeting. .mal6 MONUMENTAL MILL CO., Sy Emigrant Gap, Placer Co. oe sengersColfax t railroad =e creasing cars are The ( —-having . ’ on Sun __— Straw cents pr from th neatly will be! Our wo ter ine from be On 1 week, J ‘givea] The pi terms ¢ Ou] the gre form a is one visited show, . age of Friday the h ex pent take a even. On & Mrs. I entert: You at you Saturd Pp. M., ticipat ing tl Gaugt E Ww. N You ’ as yor day, ! full a nies Narre Socie ~~ Ot Mr eveni cordi: 8B A nearl for cs malé

i: -amd they bave-decided at the forth. eer ae NEVADA CITY, CAL.. 4. -——— —se—--— —.--~—— = Tuesday. May 16, 1876. Ca Exhibition at the Industrial the 8th day of Augast. sion of their visit to States during the Centeunial yeur, tion to visit Culifornia. At the last Exhibition, for many days the number reached 30,000 dai4! ly. The Managers were compell:J : to reduce the space of exhibitors, coming Exhibition to reserge extibitors’ space for only’ thése who apply . before the twentieth day of July. It is the intention to provide the best of inusic, and ubuudanee of. promenade room, And, in order. thut the noise of working machinery shbali ~ motinterfere with the musia; a special department will be provided, Where all the noisy machinery wiil be placed, thus adding to the immense building about. 20,000 feet She Daily Transevip are Tl lifornia Centennial Exhibition: ; The Board of Managers of the In________-Austrial Fair-ef Sgn Francisco, have . "decided to huve a ‘grand Centennial Fair Buildings,.commencing on ‘Tuesday, The Indus trial Exhibitions heretofore held have attracted hither -theusonds of ~ visitors, and it is believed that vast _* gramibers from-abroad, on the occathe United will take advantage of tbis Exposi. 94 1873-74, have at last beensetLocal Brevitics, The Fire Department is ordered of both Companies ‘should be on ‘hand promptly at 1 o%lock. The Military Company) i8"i:teo® ordered place in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, — delightfal: Just ‘cool make peoplé feel comfortable. Lager. beer from the Boca Brewery €au be had, on draught, at. Truckee. The tax suits so long pending between Plucer ccunty and the Central Pacifie railroad company, in“volving the taxes of the latter on their road bed that lies withia that . eounty for the fiscal years 1872-73 . ted; and—as—a—result—the County; . ‘Treasurer received from the R. R. Co. last Wednesday, several large bags of gold and sifver,.amounting: as per.the terms of the settlement, to $29,917 72. ene Hon. A.C, Niles was elested-te fill the vacancy in the Board of: Di“rectors of the Bank of Nevada County, caused by the resignation~ of Jonathan Clark, Ed. Williams, of ‘San Jose, was elected a. Director of the Bank of ‘Nevada County; to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chas. Marsh. The Methodist Church folks have engaged one of the stands at the picadditional floor room, and giving 210,000 feet in all. No efforts will ba spared to add to the comfort of visitors, and to provide for the conven“fence of exhibitcrs; andthe Mana_ gers believe, that, with tLe experience of former exhibitions: before them, and the inceutive of patriotism, the forthcomitig Exhibition will far eclipse its predecessors. Persons desiring information, can—address ~€either personality of by tetter) the ___ Secretary of the Board of Managers, _ Mechanics’ Lustitute. 29 Post Street, San Francisco, and where application way be made for exhibition . $ ——— : : Croakers. Tn every community will bg found -@ species of animals called “eroak-. -~.e0s.’’They.can never see any benefit_to‘he-derived from-new-improve=. ments and are eternally leoking on . the black side uf everything ‘that is mew. or out of the ordinary course. That class of people are always a eurse tu any community, more espeeially where the number of progressive and go-ahead men are: limited. We are led to make these remarks from the fact that thie class. ‘‘can’t see what benefit a Railroad can be. to this city,’’ and wouldn't if they eould. It would take up a great deal of our space to show the benefit already derived and the brilliant prospect for the future which has been and will be brought abovt on account of the Railroad, but we forbear, being content to let -‘croakers’” continue their sweating. > New Attraction, Every old resident remembers Nina Churchman,-now Mrs: Nina Larowe, who lived here with her parents many years ago. She is the daugh. ter of the late James Churchman. For many: years past she has resided in the State of Nevada, and of late in New York City. ' While at the latter place, after the death of her husband, she stndied for the -dramatic stage and has made quite a hit, Sheis now stoppiug with her niother at San José, nnd on the 26th of this month she will come up here with the ‘‘old settlers.” On Saturday evening, May 27th, she, in company with Miss Anna Livingston, will give an entertainment at the ‘Theatre, Nina was always a great favorite with the old resideuts, and we feel confident she will be greeted with a large audience on her appearance at the Théatre, The Last Spike. Next: Saturday afterneon at 2 o'clock, the last spike ef the railroad will be driven. Itis an important event in the history of this town, and we e<pect peuple from all parts of the county will be present to witness the ceremony. The Military and Firemen will turn out in full foree, the bells of the city will be rung, salutes will be fired,. and it will be made aday of general rejoicing. The people of this city will have excitement enough for the next two weeks to’come. >. Tux first man who eyer went sround thé wwlld—Vbe mah in the meen mo grounds for the 26ts, fur the sal? of iee eream, strawberries, candies, eakes, nuts, &e. The proceeds will.go for the benefit of the church. big business, because orders will be taken by. fine looking ladies, and they always draw-a good crowd, — The two passenger coaches, were named respectively “Grass Valley” and “Colfax." ~The latter name, has been changed to“Nevada Cily,”” 1t will be brought taour depot, the! can commence decorating. ~~ Don't fail to get your excursion . tickets immediately, **Put"~is the . can see, Our lecture’ will be free, . chap who has them to sell. The stockholders_of the Bank Nevada Conntyheld a meeting ‘the Bank yesterday, ‘They met 10 4.. and adjeurned to 1. 2, “Those oysters at Tam’s ‘beat anything in that line that has ever been -brought here before, _ Every householder should inspect his premises and ascertain how many old settlers:‘ha can acccmmodate in his house, with board and lodging. As soon as you have decided, report to Charley McElvy or G. VY. Schmittburg, who have been appointed as a Committee for that purPose. 2 Located. The Truckee Republican says: D. J. Crowley and T. C, Plunkett are cusily settled in their new oftice in the express, building. Mr. Moody has altered and repaired and repainted this building util it has become the finest office in Truckee The rear portion is now occupied by Mr. Crowley as a law office, and bas. been neatly furnished up by its occupant. The front portion is the court room of Justice Plunkett, and is fitted up with jury benches and all necessary furniture. Both. gentlemen are now in readiness for business, and neither care: a cent if. it comes pouring in upon them in a perfect flood. In the language of the illustrious _‘‘Julius Ceser’’ they both repeat—let it come, Lectures. The lectures delivered last week by Professors (arr and Norton were largely attended, and pleased all who heard them, They—each afforded a pleasaut evening’s entertainment, besides disseminating useful information. That of Prof. Norton, on Friday evening, delighted all’ who heard it, and just whetted the appe. tites of his listeners for more of the same sort. All the remarks made by the game gentleman during the Institute and on different’ subjects, were justas able and instructive as was this ene, The thought oecurred to us while listening to him, what a difference there is in men and may be ‘among teachers!’ What a_pleasure to attend school under the instruction of such a teacher. Prof. Norton gets $200 per menth for his services at the State Normal school. . : That price shows that braits in the school business pays but little mote than idictey, ‘ _—-—_-2. —Aw alarm of tire may be false and out om Saturday next, by order off the Chief Engineer. Every member out as per offitial ordérs. in another The weather yesterday was_most. -getten-ag-te enough to We predict that that stand will do}. last of the week, and then the ladies . réasion of the reception of the old settlers. The committee will canvas the (own to-day, and we hope all has ever characte.ized the peopie of this city. Don’t attempt to dodge the committee, but subscribe something for this occasion. ~The Grass Vahey committee,A. B. Brady, C, H. Mitchell and W. K. Spencer wiil vanvas that town to-day, and the Finance Committee will make their report on Thursday next, at which time the Executive Committee will complete all arrangements for the grand reunion,’ Wells, Fargo & Co. bave reduced the price of freight from SanFrancisco to this city by express, to $275 per handred pounds, heretofore has been $5 per hundred pounds, ; : ' The Grand Exeursien om Sunday Next---The First Trip from this City to Celfax, . as The arrangenients ‘are. pox..completed for’the grand excursion~ to take place on Sunday next, i: being the occasion of the running of the {first train’on the Nevada Cuunty Narrow Gatge Railroad from this city to Culiax, .The excursion is es The German Picnic. The members of ‘the Allemannia .tiengrounds on Sunday last, for a i little quiet pienic “and oat of door recreetion, They invited a few friends, and made arrangements’ for ‘their reception. It being known . that there way a picnic there, the at. tendance kept increasing until there a eelebrate-thetompietion of the road. The train will leave this city at 9:45 a. wm. Retarning will leave Colfaxat3 p.m. ‘Tickets for the réund trip wili be $2 50, and can be bad of Jobn Pattison, tue local agent, at the telegraph office on Pine street. t ‘of oar people will take advantage of the €xcursiou, and in order that there miy not be any disappointment about preparetidus being made for ali to go, it-is—necessary that every one should obtain their tickets witheat deluy, that a safficient number of Cars nay beat the depot on Sunday morning. The. railroad cc mpany is ABxious to know how many they will have to prepare for, and in order. to do.it, tickets: should ke purchased immediately. They can accommodate an unlitwited number jf they kuow in.-time bow many want to go. Buy your tiekeis to-day or before Saturday morning, . & ‘ 4 €lear the Track! The notorious and -irrepressible Jumes McCue, the great temperance reformer of San Frauciseo, is coming to this city to deliver alecturs, The simple announcement is sufficient to ‘draw a crowded house, for who dves what he saysin (he last issue of his paper: ‘Werwill just say to our Neyada folks (as we claim Nevads~ for our adoptedcounty, where we learned to read and unlearn the lesson of Catholicism, taught-as in cur childhood,) thut we will be in Nevada City.some time during the month of May, and that we wilt ‘talk Tem pérauce to the good people. We do not expect to make the blind see, but we expect to open the eyes of those who and we invite the Taanscrirr . staff to a front seat.”’ Personal. John Steinberger, a prominent miuing Superinteudent-and expert, arrived in thiscityon Sunday night. He is connected with the Hayward tine in Amador eounty, at the present time. He left. yesterday for the Ridge, to dee the mines iu that section. Marks Zellerback, of the Middle Yuba Camal Company, was also in town on-his way tothe Ridge. Myr. Steinberger accompanies Mr. Zellerback to see the sighta up there. Heury Herbert, an old Mevadan, Was ip town. yesterday. J. Hume, Wells, Vargo and Gompauy’s deteetive, was around prospecting. It is-said he can tell a thief the moment he puts his eyes on hiw, oe A. C. Niles, a Supreme Judge, was on the streets yesterday, looking as young as he did 20 or 30 years ago. Ed, Williams, an old resident now living at San Jose, arrived here yesterday morning. He is a “big injun" down iv Sauta Clara county, where he is interested in Many the leuding enterprises, a W.H. Duryea, formerly of You Bet, now a resident of San Francis: co, was around to see his many friends here. of Finance Committee. I. J. Rolfe, M. L. Marsh and N. P. Brown were appointed a comuittee to solicit subscriptions from our citizens to defray expenses which the committee will incur on the ocwillact with that liberality which < Owing to the railroad facilities, SQ The price It is-thonght:thaut most not kuown “Jit.” McCue, “Here is. _ ‘Mike Garver, H. A. Lones, John May 20th, from 12_o'slock m. wutil Yesterday Afternoons Bales. Mass., were burned Tuesday night; Was by far the largest assemblage on the grounds seen there this Summer. At about oue o'clock the picuicers spread out their lunch and invited al] present to-partake, and we believe most of those present accepted ibe invitation, and still ‘there was “an abuiida:e2 left,. not be many there. Tie brass band = was . oat, and. men and women from —@iderent religious seemed tu like the uffuir—just—splen-. ‘did. We are told that the groves were God's first temples, and we suppose most people at the-prenic thought God had not yetforzotien his Everything passed off quietly ‘and orderly, and those wud were. there ure, The cares of business were forgotten.and all were-happy.—_— Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Post Office, in this city, for the.week ending Monday, May 15th, 1876. Persons calling for advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement. ft. H. Hasxrys, P. M, Burrows, James. O Bristol, Miss Alice M Barker, J H —Carson, Miss Katia + Dudley, James Geyard, A: Grovanni, Del'a Morte’ Irving, Benny Louit, Louis Markbam, Francis Marke, Andrew Papa, Babtista Reok, A. Smith, C E “Thomas, Clara Stetter, Pepi Sines ‘Wilson, Mrs Murtha’ ~ Wood, Annie Miss a — ____—«Democratic Primary. The Democrats have elected the} following named gentlemen to the County Convention, from this eity: — McArthar, John Kisile, Niles Searls, Lew Garthe, J. I. Caldwell, James Kitts, Hugh McCauley,-G. E. Withiugton, Wm. Eddy,-Thos. Marker and Peter Hunnefauth, —s Stores Closed. Tt is suggested that the business places in town be eldsed on Saturday, _ 4 o'clock ». m. of that day, for the purpose of allowing every citizen to participate im the' ceremonies of driving the last spike on the narrow gauge railread. It is hoped the arrangements will be agreed to by everyone doing business without further notice, Ls _ in town Bracelet Lost. sy A child’s bracelet was lost at the pienic ground om Saturday last. The finder will confer a favor by leaving it at this office. [By Telegraph,} Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 765 Ophir 56. 1800 Mexican 3234. 8360 Yellow Jacket 33%;, 85 Crown Point 163. 165 Hale & Norcross 69. 210 Chollar 90, 1075. Con Virginia 7414, 995 Savage 20, $ 675 California 79%, 505 Best & Belcher 57, 370 Gould. & Curry 173{, 5835 Imperial 6, 730_Alpha 56, 325 Belcher 20%. 110 Sierra Nevada 16%, 420 Contidence -19%. 250 Kentuck 13, 326 Utah 24%. 225 Bullion 46, 195 Exchequer 19%.

320 Julia lu, . “830 Caledonia 9, a Baltimore 234. Woodville 1%. Jefferson 1 T5c. a Gen Thomas 1%. Eureka Con 114%. Northern Belle 37. Gila 1, Occidental 4%: 3 SEVERAL dwellings at Worcester, . Club went out to the Rifts Assocta-. Rotwithst.ndig it -was_anticipated .there would / denominations were also—out, “aud; early predilection. forthe —woeds. enjoyed a quiet day's rest and pleas=rs aan J Mabar;-Washingtua Marston, B'S, Care-G--8~Getchell+} . Fatier Kane, do ‘rangements with depositors, June, will be delinquent and advertised tor sale at public auction; and unless payquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. T held at 10 o’c lock, on Friday, 1876, for the purpose of erecting seven Di. : rectors, and.such other business as may ‘HOTEL ARRIVALS. brn nion-Hotel,——-— D.W. SNAPP, Proprietor:Sarurpay, May 13th, 1876. BR McLeodsHunt’s Hill JC Mayrader, do J A Hustier, Nerti Columbis A Barton, Nevada City J Justice, o : J J Weisenberger, Nevada City _. © Harrison, : ‘ do RB Carter, = do “Thos Auderson, do F Edwards, do TJewett, do AH Walrath, da f G G. Buker, do it WW Wear, do i" JH Ragon, ~do E Jeweit, o~ = I Moowy, Blue Tent : ee Ge J Story; do ~ EM Denton speuceville sh WH Stehr, Red Dog : P. Craue, a R Aivxander, do John Husscy, You Bet _ A BDibbie, Grass, Valiey— 2 IG Beatry, “~ do {FE dcnes, Ophir = ; oH J \Vuhar, \ashingtoe E'Briiusaill do . = J-brinsiiH;—do ne Major Downie Centennial Min S Harding, Wheatiaud ~ F Sac ke it, V ¥ rime E DP sherwoed, Nevada’City E Jdewitt, do C Harrison, do W SF. Dit nud, do. AE iiamond,; —=de. J vasiice; do JA Gratvam, do.» AH Walrath,. do x Jobn Loai, do.. ™ A’Barivn & wifs, do Fk Edwards, »do JH Repag, do OW. W Wear, do J k Isaac, : do M Jail, San Juan ‘S Paylor, = ao J aA Kus, do P Ketchim, do © ff White; San Francisco” CE sheriuun, do GG Fabben , do _ Henry Clapp, Glenbrook Alf berg, Gres Valley T sninueriand, do O H Suita, do Chas White, New. York WJ ér er, Balstou, Spain. J ¥ Mintzomery, Moores Flat Yo Flack; aan do : Af Grimmer, Muichie’s-Mine-~ Win Rutt, melief Hall C.G Jsreimond, Malakoff J A Lemon, do __HOTEL ARRIVALS. -“NationalExchange Hotel. S.A. EDDY, Proprictor. Sarorpay, May 13th, 1876. T Jewitt, Nevaua City —A-H-Seott, da A Godfrey, Col Hill L 5 Hupkins, san: FrancjscoW J Fryer, Fryer’s Works F Cuningham,-Moore’s Flat Wk Williams, Relief: Hill Jno Toal, Forest City San Andrews, Alegahan¥ AF Smitb, Placerville K. Montgomery, Visalia Sunpay, May t4th, 1876. — E T Brown, Nevada City TC tandall, Rush Creek. NS Peck & wife, ‘iruckee. ECarney, Huut s Hill J3 McBride, San Juan CH Chase, Nevada City $ Nichols, do D B Knectle; Rock Creek W J Fryer, Glenbrook E Penrise, Relief Hill RH Penrose, do Geo Penruse, do T H Bigelow, Nevada City R Pockman, do if F S.ckett, V Flume J Hume, Sacramento H Clapp, Glenbrook A C Niies, Sah Franci W_H Duryea, San Francisco J Welton, New York J A Stenburg, San Fancisco M Zellerback, do T B smith, Shasta J Coun, San Juan H Atwater, Mvore’s Flat L Thomas, Blue Tent SECS AP RE ESE OR Banking House of the Bank. ef Nevada County. : A CARD: sound basis, and at as early a day as will be prudent for us to do, we have resolved to call upon the stockholders for the remaining unpaid $100,000 of capital subseribed;. and,. deeming it tw the interest of the bank and parties doing business with us, we have thought it advisable te give opportunies to individuals to subscribe for stock that will be surrendered, ee We have resolved to: resume busi: ness on or before June 16th, 1876. A committee will wait upon the people for the purpose of obtaining subscription to stock and making arBy order of the Board of Directors: mal6 A. H. Parxer,-Sec, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. HE BANK.OF NEVADA COUNTY, location of principal place of business the City and County of Nevada, State of California. Notice is hereby given that at a-meeiing of the Board of Directors, held on the fifteenth day of May, A. D., 1876, an assessment of Five Doliars,.Unit35 ’ va ed States gold coin, per share, was levied : 4 rt prin ha jg} Bpen_the Capitsl Stock of the Corporation, oT : . omg immediately to the Cashier of the . 1090 Unien Con 13, ank, at its Banking ‘House, in said City aac r ’ ; and County of Nevada. 700 Lady Bryan 134, and County of Nevada. _ Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Sixteenth of ment is made before, will be gold on the First day of July, 1876, to pay the delin. .o&. H, PARKER, of the County. _ th of Nevada City, May loth, 1876. BANKING HOUSE OF THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING, HERE will be a meeting of stockholdersof the Bauk of Nevada County, June léth, aad “tfere taking SUNDAY, “May 14th,.1876,_+___—-. Comic Song “PSalute to San Francisco, ' In order to resume business’ on af N.O.NG. ROR ce eee ' “City to Colfax. ~ SUNDAY, MAY 2ist, 187g. N Excursion Train will leave City for Col#ex at 9.45 ing, leave Colfax at3 p.m, Tickets for round trip $2 50 eaeh, Extursionists must ’procuse tickets. be. ts im cars, otherwis fare will be collce = _ Tickets cati be procure Ohh Pattie. Agent, Nevada City. ec ooh Ps tison, e JOHN F.KIDDER, Nevada &M. Return. Gener] Superintendent, ~~ foe Guv. FLETCHER, mal6 Gen. Pass. aud Tick’t Ag’t. = = Te NEVADA THEATRE, California Minstrels. Thomas Maguire, George 'C, vans, Sole Proprietor, Musical Director. Friday & Saturday Ev’gs, May 19th and 20th, pom FIRST —Vocal and Instrumental. . Antreductory Overture, CaLIFORNIANS > Let the Dead and Beautiful Rest, J M Davis ° Anniec" the Banks vo’ Dee, Fred. Walz Charley Sutton ° Speak tome, + .=__J.-C, Rasgell Pm go Glad, Charley Reed You're Always Young to me, Kj T, Tyrrell To concludé. with the celebrated GILMORE CONCERTS! Grand Overtiire, Full Band Operatic S-lection, .-Ernest Linden Cornet Sulo, Ww Courtright Tubs sets fin e-horn] J. M. Norcross /Peuny Trumpet volo, Charley Sutton Full Band Conductor, Charley Reed Part Second—Grand Olio. : An Original Musical Interlude, by WM. . t COURTR'*GHT, entitled Southern Sunny Home! Timothy Jackson, =" Win. Courtwright © Yannali Jackson, Frank Wilson Alexander Jackson, James Mackee The Fellow that Looks Like Me Mrs Geo Washington Bibbs, : SS Earnest Linden _ Gr: te A fine . } Wellingto: stable, pas arday nigh excuse. Ww! pas been . gure. There a now, to re —ef pleasur 4 well.as a go East to to be lots « eqitalize o “i. 8 2, BI “¢roas;Fa “WR. Sy were elect eratic C Trackee, : . By refe at the’ Na Hotels, p . it will be from all , It is e3 mence ri this city of next v The sti ville will make cl North Sz Passengs in thats bound to doing, t of stagin “Ke soo road eor “through the ticke Francise Thec Mr Geo Washington Bibbs, Seseacnes acer J. M_ Norcross, = -—_Charley SuttonBallad--Selected,.T. T. TYRRELA. “. Ordinary Conversation. Ben Bee, —, “Charley Reed Jue See, . Charicy Sutwa Overture, = Orchestra -} “The performance to concinde with the Amusing Farce, entitled _.__New--Xear’s-Callers. Sofie, = ae = ~ Earnest Linden Peter,—.« . . Charley Reed Augustus, “ees James Macken Philip, . Charley Reed Bill, (Sofle’s Big Brother) Wm Courtright Other Characters by the Company. m6 Admission $1. REFRESHMENT SALOON. ANTOINE TAM, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. S PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEOpile with:the-very best of . Ice Cream, ‘Oysters, Fountain Soda, Confectionery, Nuts, Cigars, _ : Etc., Eto, He will—keep-eonstantly on hand ;hea@bove articles of the Freshest and Choiéest qualities. ; Families supplied on the shortest motice. Give mea call andl will guarantee pex fect satisfaction. ANTOINE TAM, Nevada, May 13th,1876 t CIGARS FOR THE MILLION. ¢ . JOHNNY JACK, AS JUST RECEIVED a Large and Splendid Stock of the Finest CIGARS and TOBACCO, Ever Brought to the Town, If lovers of the weed will give me a call, I will guarantee to give them the best branis ef CIGAKS to be had in Nevada County, and will sellthem as cheap as the cheapest. 1 have also on hand,Fresh Candies, Nuts, eto. If you want to get a Genuine Havana or Domestic Cigar, Just call at my store on Pine street. Nevada, Mar 13th, 1876. bs e Annual Meeting. HE Annual Meeting of the Stockhel ¢ ders of the Masonic Hall Associauva of Nevada City. Calitornia, will be held at of May, 1876, at 7's o’clock, rv. Ma.” E M, PRESTON, Secretary. Nevada April 6th, 1s76SOS 4 Log Contract to Let. j}OR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, tor the Season. Address yet not be tolled so by the bells, a “ loss, $41,000, come before the mheeting. .mal6 MONUMENTAL MILL CO., Sy Emigrant Gap, Placer Co. oe sengersColfax t railroad =e creasing cars are The ( —-having . ’ on Sun __— Straw cents pr from th neatly will be! Our wo ter ine from be On 1 week, J ‘givea] The pi terms ¢ Ou] the gre form a is one visited show, . age of Friday the h ex pent take a even. On & Mrs. I entert: You at you Saturd Pp. M., ticipat ing tl Gaugt E Ww. N You ’ as yor day, ! full a nies Narre Socie ~~ Ot Mr eveni cordi: 8B A nearl for cs malé