May 17, 1876 (4 pages)

ee The Daily Transcript ~ The Railroad. The contractors have been busily at the depot and’around-the turn-ta" Wednesilay. May 17, 1876. Gold Run Mins. We called at the Gold Rap Mine, situated on Gold Plat, about a mile from town yesterday, and found evworking satisfactotiy. Mr. E. L, Montgomery has had the supervision proved to be the. right man in ‘the right place. He comnienced work — 9th of Jaly, had an engine pntin _place and started up. Sinking. an “ treacherous and.mgny thought that it was impossible get down any ______dé@pth,” work was--eentinned,» and now a depth of 260 feet has been reached, and a shaft capable of years of service has been ran, and is being worked throngh to get at the rock 5 Seer hasbeen run 625. feet north, and of 40 feet. There are other lévels above for working the quartz nearer surfac and for ventilation and con——yeniencein—working,—There——are through the ore bodx. The pay ehyte, as far as-known, is about 300 feet in width. ‘Stoping is pow be~ ing done, on aboat.150 feetof it, and the balance is_all ready: for tsKing out rock; The ledge varies from 6 im¢hes to 2 feet in width, and pays an average of $20 pér ton. The pumping and boisting is done by a 12x24 inch cylinder enyine, which is eovered by a substantial and: conveniently artauged building. The engine has power enough to, work the nine 500 feet below the present level. The will whieh was erected -this -spring,and which—isclose by thé Steam Stamp Batiery, which is caerything in.splendid condition, and . and opening of the mine, and “has: on the ith of May,_1874, and the! . _ incline was at once commenced, -and . _ 3 : although the ground was very—__—_—‘Regaion Plentc. ~~ below. A-drift on the lower level . one on the same level south-a distance’ raises = and-~ connecting, tuts up’ i te a . Walley l hoisting house, consists of a Wilson’s bie for several -days;and got the work conrpleted and-commetced ballasting yesterday. The trick will be laid end things got ready for driving.the. . last spike, by Saturday noon; when fun will commence. The excursion train will run. on Sanday, and will will be all ome engine can draw. Everybody, wants to make the first trip over the road, and convince i road Gomrauniéation. is-at last real-. ized. When the guns get to boom‘jpg on Saturday, the natives will be= . gio ty believe there is something up. 7 at work widening fills and grading CALIFORNIA the Antioch affair, says: ‘*While it is right and proper to use all reat. te youth of the conntry from being ‘exposed to and led into. temptation, it strikes us that when people in other. States and. countries read of seer yl ing in moral training, as well as defi. cient innatural sensé. The verdict: rendered by strangers we fear will . sonable atid-Jawful meatisto prevent . may be worth stating, In “‘The trasuch acts and of the causes which led . Utions of the Hartz,” published in to them, as recently occurred at Anj é wee = b start at. 10:45. o'cloek: in the mern . tioch, theywill eonclade that the} find sae. gee of Peter platen! igs ing. From present appearances there youths of California are sadly lack. Prototype of our well satan. Hoopivwisu. —The. Where “Rip Van Winkle” came Stockton Independent, in discussing . From, . So much favor has b . to the dramatic version of ‘‘Blp Va; Winkle,”’ as pérformed by Mr. Jef . fersomand others, that the source . from which Irving derived: the ori gi i ; nalof his jolly devil-may-eare Rin, Bremen seventy-five years ago, we Yao Winkle’’—the hero ef an ‘old popular tradition, He is ‘represented ag a goatherd themselves-that their dreams of rail-. vot be comp!iwentary to the mioral. {™ Sittendorf, who,.ode day, lead. ; F Feenness, constant watchfnluess and . 198 bis-herd to pastureon the Kyf= = eare of California parents in traiuing . cumspect-and intelligent boy would . a3.soon think of venttring into «} hauser,.Was_ acoosted by-ayoung their children. —-A-welf trained, cir. ™40 who silently beckesed hia toy foilow. Obeying tie direction, Klaus was led intoa deep dell; inclosed in een granted . réport of the House Committee in the case, of Government Printer Clapp is partial and made solely for political purposes, _ None of the members who ‘converse about adjournment say that Congress: cin adjowrn® before the middle of July; according to -the present prospects. BORN. in Nevada City, Maytith, 1876, to John T. Murgan. Wife,@son. In Nevada City, May 14th, 1876, to J. Majo and wife, a daughter. -_ STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. HE annual meeting of the stockholders of the-Nevada-County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, for the election i Tue New York Times thiuks the EOP GES Wixcursion from N evada. “is ity to Colfax. SUNDAY, MAY 2st, 187g.A XN Excursion Train will leave Nevada A City for Colfax at 9.45 4. M. Return. ing, leave Colfax at 3 p. 1." ne __ Tickets for round trip $2 50 each, Excursionists must -procuse tickets. be. . f-re taking seats in cars; otherwise fy]} fare will be collected. ; ane " Tickets-ean be procured ef Sohn Patti “Agent, Nevada City. eatin tn we. “JOHN.F, KIDDER, General Supérintendens GEV, FLETCHER, ._ pest house as a-Chinese den. That . . The ExecutiveCommittee forthe Reat Ismert’s. grove, on the morning . of the 26th, as early as 9 o’cloek;and. . in order that there may be provisions enough to supply the immense créwd ; th util be present, it is peeessary . that everyone bring a liberal quantity lof eatables. The iiner_man—mast . . be looked ont for, and it. is hoped . that everyone will fill baskets . enoagh’s0. that when the tables ‘are . Set there will be ample for ail who leomg. Cook up with thé best you have, and lin liderd! quantities, ea = += . f Deraocratic, Primary Election,. Last Saturday evening thé Dem. . oeratic Primary, election, for Grass precinct, was held. Dr. Hen: . ry Davis acd M. Byrne Jr. were apofficers. The -followiug delegates _were elected to attend . the County Coavention at . Nevada City on Saturday the 20th of . May: A.B Dibble, ’P. Brunstetter, . Martin” Bord, Wm Reynolds, -R. . Bhoemaker, Jas. M, Lakenan, A. J, Ridge, A. B, Brady, Jas. Benalleck, J, J. Dorsey, C.R, Clarke, David . . Binkleman, Heneéry Davis, Jos. Gil. bert, Dennjs Meagher, J.-C. Coles i pointed returning pable of reducing about 16 tons per day: The gold is c#aght in sluices : covered with electro-plates, and a oo —gonventrator below. There’ are Ti white men and 6 Chinamen employed belowground in the mine, and men above, The mill requires 2 white men and 2 Chinamen-to run it. With the present force of miners, there can be 20 tons of ore raised per dhy. A drift from the lower levelis being. run north for the purpose of getting into: tha pay chute, from the top of which,. Muller & Co. took-rich rock some time ago. Itis expecfedto reach that point by runwing 200 feets The Gold Ran is proving itself to be-one of the paying. mines of the district, and has splendid prospects in view. It is_owned by an incorporated company and the ewners certainly deserve’ good luck for their persisténey in pushing developments as they have. We hope there will be ‘‘millione’” in it. for them. we ™—=_ ; . a The-fryer Precess Patented in hae russia. The Grass Valley Union says: Mr. Robert M. Fryer has received~intelligence thut his process for. reducing ores has been granted a—patent in ru ivention which secures protection by letfers patent must not only be new butalso meritorious. Most rigid investigations and examinations are made of inventions sought to be piotected in that kingdom by nien who fully understand the business; by amen who are theoretical and _practieally versed in the matters to which the invention refers, It is well known throughont the world, that Prussia has adepts in working metals who are unsurpassed in any other eountry. Receiving a patent from that Kingdom, accompanied, as it is with especial remarks as to the novelty and efficiency of Mr. Fryer’s invention is no small reccommendation. $sin. if antTry Fire at North Bloomfield. — A fire broke out in the Freneh Hotel. at North Bloomfield, about 2 o'clock in the morning on Tuesday and® before it could be extin' guished thet building, Skidmore’s saloon, Dr. Farley's office and Walker's butcher shop were consumed. The water works are effective, bit the fire had got under such headway before discovered, that it was considered fortunate to stop it where it not-laid inashes. We learn that the hotel was insured, but for what amount we do nol know. : att t mwas} 2 man, Z; T. Sinith, J,.W, Rodgers, D. Nathan, John Webber, A. G, Péter. son,; 'The Pewder Works, The Company whieh will: seen engage in the manufacture of the new explosive are getting ready for active operations out on Gold Flat, on the line-o5 the railroad. They are putting wp a main building, and will soon erect’ a warehouse and a Magazine near hy, ‘Lhe railroad will put in a switch for the convenience of the-works, The thing will be in running, order soon. ——— omFheatee To-nig ht. The great American , humorist, Alf. Burnett, assisted by Miss Helen Nash and L, Percy Williams, will eppear atthe Theatre to-night, * lt all our exehanges and the entire! press of the East can be relied upon,. the entertainment will be one of the best which has been given here for a long time. We presume the house will be filled, as troupes of merit are always appreciated here, > County Court. 5 \ aed Monpay, May 15th, 1876, °° Peopte-vs. Samuel Taylor, Tried’ ; Me,-§ Hid with train No. 2, of which_he was conductor, at Boca station, resulting, in the deathly 6f Harris Lichstenstein 4 and William Gregory, Jury . trial, who found the defendant not guilty. Wm. Ragsdale vs, August COombie. Continued for the term. (ee Reunion Ball.,. There will bé a grand ball at the Skating Rink on the evening of the 26th. The best of music has been engaged, aud one of Alex, Gault's best suppers will be served at the Theatre. There will be a large attendauce and a jolly time for all who attend, a =e <oeOmega Democratic Prinaries. Ata Primary meeting of the Democrats-at-Omega, on Saturday last, Wm. A Marshall, 8. O. Pease, and Francis Costello, were elected Delegates to attend tle County Convention to be held in Nevada City ou the 20th of May—next Saturday. Captain W. A. Marye has been transferred from Rock Island (Iilinois) Arsenal to Benicia Arsenal (California), changiog posts with. Captain J. ©. Clifford. oe _A larger number of counterfeit the redemption division of the Treasury than ever before withia the same. Gal:foruia will, im point of good. beLage in other sections of the country built a few years ago, cost we underdeligbt"in annoying and injuring . Chinamen whenever opportuvit; of: fers, is doubtless true; but it iea li-.! bel upon the good name af the ms-} . jority cf the boys and young men of } ¢wink-whr } California-te-eouvey the false impres. “92 OF Wine Which ‘exhaled a ‘most sion abroad, that the ‘hoodlum eles . ment is the true type of ‘the character . . of youth ou the Pacifie. “Taken.ans a. a eran = Set whole, the boys. and young men’ in. eh Hew its, until he wae at length h compare! favorably with those of any other . -Siate in the Union, and it isan! abominable slur-npen the character avior and respectabuity, and good sense of a vast majority of . the ¥ vaths-on this coast, to spread . broadeast over-the-world the damag. ing and degradiug ioferencejthat they are ruined by Asiatic beasts. in the . shape of humanity. California. boys are naturally fullof life and vivacity, perhaps, on occasions a little too uch so, but that as <a whole they stand lower-than—lads—of-the--sime inthe seale of civilization, we can not possibly admit, for the simple reason that wo-do-not—belisveit toy — {By Tetegrapn.}-~ oe em eee —_ Barn Burned. . . Yesterday Morning’s.Sales. On arising last Saturday morning a SSS John B. Hobson, who owns a large! 915 hati ix: farm on the Colfax road, discovered; . 1520 Yellow Jacket 3327, where the evening-before had stood} "99 Crown Poiut 1617, his fine barn, nothing buta muss of. smouldering ashes. The family, having been up with their sick childreu tuntil 1 o’elock in the night, were sleeping very sound, and none knew of the calamity until ‘it. was all over. How the fire originated can only be conjectured, The dog which usually slept in the barn, had i ‘been severely wounded in the thigh, seemingly by o pitch fork, and this suggests that the fire was either the work of an iuvendiary; or, as Mr. Hobson thinks, of a tramp, who perhaps on getting up and lighting his -pipe after sleeping there all night, encountered the dog and ia the ensuing fracus dropped some sparks. However it may have occured, the loss is quite severe, as the property destroyed could not-be replaced for less than $1,500, while the insurance we learn, is but $600, The material for the barn alone, when it was stand, over $1,100. Besides thera was in the imé a.cons Klaus. was not long in“discovering a . cality was familiar. Wandering off ‘craggy*precipices, where We found there are hundreds of youtg hood-. t¥elve knightly persoudges playing . . union Picaie herety request eyery. lams who make a practice of_visit-! skittles. All these players ‘were siehizen of the county to be on hand . ing these sioks of iniquity. and take . lent, no one of them uttered a word aid Klaus, ,dumbfounded at the damb show sought somé-' friendly face among the company into which he hid,comeas an unbidden guest delicious fgggrameé, and; finding no objection, he drank from it, whet overpowered. by. sleep. When he awoke, he found himself aguin on the'plain where his goats -were-aceustomed—to-trest. Bat be could see neither dog--nor~ goats; the gruss had grown high and rank, and there weve trees and shrubs eny new fo him, althangh the lotire] towards the village he’ finds, to his consternation, that cverything in the place: wears an altered look; maost of the people are: strangers’ to him: the few aequaintanoes he meets seem to have grown suddenly old;}' and only, at last; by mutaal inquiries the truth is elicited, that Klaus had slept for twenty years, 180 170 Hule & Noreross 64, Chollar 88, : 450 Con Virginia 742 725 Savage 19%. 570 California 80, 4 1090 Best & Belcher 5734, 380 Gould & Curry 18, 254 Imperigt 534. 80 Alpha 59. 360 Belcher 2144, 395 Sierra Nevada 1627, 350 Confidence 20K, 239 Kentac’ 13. 176 Utah 24. 20 Bullion 46," 590 Exéheqper 2054, 190 Overman 69, 715 Justice 27%. _ 465 Union Con 12%, 583 Lady Bryan 1%, 445. Sualia 1134, 1340 Caledonia 9, 2U, Seg Belcher 80, © 250 Succor 250. HOTEL ARRIVALS. . Union Hotel. D. W. SNAPP, Propricter. Monpat, May 15tb;, t876. J A Graham, Nevada City CE Mulloy, do siderable quantity of hay and a large assortment of the most farming implements, saysthe Placer Herald, ~~ eclitinninmempesceaMlinnaanneneaeins Mosgs 8. Wuesusn, of Massachusetts, is in bad luck. He was con-/ victed of arson, mainly on the testimony of his affectionate sister, After serving eight years in the State Prison he estublished his innocence aud was pardoned. He now asks the Léyislature to pay for eight years work, but his claim has been refused on the ground that to allow it would establish a dangerous and costly precedent. This is curious logic. Are-the authorttes of that old commonwealth in the habit of sending.innocent men to the penitentiary, that they fear to make “the only” veparation possible when sueh acci. . dent comes to light? We have established such preeedents in California without alarming any one. here was during our Nineteenth Legislature, whieh paid $1,000 to a genUerian Who had been sent” to Sita Quentin by mistake, and had been kept at bricklaying two years and two months. It was a fair business proposition. The State charged hia nothing for his buard and nniform, taught hi trade and gave $1,000. That was the best apology that eould . : have been’made under the circum.ehgth of time. re C Harrison, do¥ Baker, ao C Chase, a J E Isaac, do John Toal, do approved] Jewitt, do J Justice, do D Campbell, ' fle ——+ JA Leman, do ‘Phe last . .’ F Sackett, VY Flume B Guscetti, Ranch Frank Free, Wadsworth, Bev John Adams, Truckee Hugh Darrah, do F Battis Sr., Washington Chas Peguin, do 5S W Baxter, do . Win Ragsdell, Bear Valley AJ Kidge, Grass Valley A B Dibble, do ¥ Miss E Glover, ao S Bair, Giaker Hitt 8S T Murchie Murehkie’s Mitre 8 Harding, Wheatland J H Nile, Smartsville H J Thyes, Sao Francisco i Robinéon, do J Robison, J Hawn, Sacramento dP Ebaugh, Willow Valley ‘W W Wear, Town, Talk M B Damier, Cascade —G W Marsli, Deer Creek D Culbertson, You Bes oy o National Exchange Hotel. . S. Av EDDY, Proprietor. _« > qjMonpay, May 15th, 1876. IJ Rolfe, Novada City E Williams, San JoseEL Craig, Auburn H Herbert, San Franeisce 8 A Young, Truckee : D Curless, do J Pritchard, George Town E Carney, Hunts Hill b ha + #ip Mrs Legg & child, Omega pen me Grass Valley sceolo Ponato Stiager LL B Hepkins, San G Webber, Washington F Sackett, V Flume Dr_Chamragk, New York Wm Kiitselle, Nevada City Sacramento , San duan B Ro = o ‘of seyen Directors for: the ensuing vear, Gen, Pass. and Tickt Ag’t All the meh are eompani ef drivin day. The R " Grass Ve quite a . __ this city with the =. ly one w ehe man ly had a out of jo a0; . £. fances.— Post, Jami fig, Grass Valley : : * = a = : Ps 7. 8 = -@ 5 <= 9. 2. ie 2 = RES = ath e: Sper * Ss ~~ é. : fei uk . 4a get 8 a4 iS 4a a > 3 ‘e ‘ » and for the transaction of such other bus “e1sco yes igess a8 my properly come before the =e 4 there to raesting, “will be held at the office of the oe, Company, No, 59, Main street, Grass Vul5 : ee sided wh Tey, on NEVADA THEATRE, + The F Tucsday, the 6th day of June, ‘ — : : } * . . on some A. D: 1876. : VM ; at the hour of 2o’clock Pp: <4: Polls will California unstrels, for the I bg open at 3 and clos at 3:30, P. oa. “By Thouwias Maguire, ‘Sole Pro rietor day. O1 ofder of the gag Ege ex . George f. Evans, ‘ Musical Diver” all bat j y ms By a ij 9 { , 7 z Seipe : ar , ‘ 3 me wot == wet —T_. Friday & Saturday -Ev’gs,—.! sist, and : : So Gees: May 19th and 20th, who hav GRAND REUNION a : ct ward vo : ‘ PART FIRST—Vocal and Instrumentat, once: ‘ BALE r Introductory Overture, CALIFORNIANS s tc : Sosa asia NaNTS Bs =e } Let the Dead and Heantiful Rest, JM Davis———~ = ena ieee > ; Anniec’ the Banks o’ Dee, +. Fred. Walz ~ > Dill : = aa AT eS cinta: Comic Song, -« (Charley Sutton He Fe : oi ers “T Speak to fie, ~~ = = J. 0. Rassell. : rin FRIDAY EVEN’G, MAY 26th-. fasoGiad? Ghatiog Berd sgh = . Xou're Alwcys Young to me;’ R. T. Tyrrell 8 + CRON To conclude with the célebrated States. AGRAND BALE “will GILMORE CONCERTS ! . George take place at the Skating SA ‘Grand Overture, Full Bang ——— ~—-visitto Rink,on Friday Eveving _«7& Operatic Selection, Ernest Linden *y ‘ge Muy ecg on bong 3) Gornet Solo, . x. Wm Comestiany State, r ogeasion o e Reunion. : ‘Luba Sols [in a horn Jd.M. Norcross The Supper will be served in the Theatre. . Penny peaieeat Sole, .— Charley Sutton rae ceil _tast, and The following Committees have been ap. Salute to San Francisco,’ Full Band down th pointed: Conductor, « Charley Reed . “ : ‘ ; ple in th SUPPER COMMITTEE, Part Second—Grand Olio. : Jidge Searis, Rew. Walrath,. . _An Original Musical Interlude, by WM. ing off fr ye a mh ciay Mates COURTRIGHT, entitled ; ing to t . H. Hanson, yas. Mc z ce sense ee tee Southern Sunny Home! pecting sine ies ay Timothy Jackson, Wm. Courtwright A R. Wadsworth, A, R. ik Hannah Jackson, =". Frank Wilson The C .F: rarer! Lp et bb 2 Alexander Jackson, -.James:-Mackee wilt "60 Sees Sen ee . The Fellow that Looks Like Me ae Tickets, including Supper, $3;. . 47. Geo Washington Bibbe, ee soda Pe ; & : : r Earnest Lin E Nevada City, May 17th, 1876. Mr Geo Washington Bibbs, ae Ga The _ NEVADA THEATRE. Cupid; >= Chartey Sutter would h Se ORES oe ye eee — ae Dy ©. Waldron..2. seeeds Manager. Ordinary Conversation. ; = UAT WERE 5 6550s « ccd-porcdice Agent. Hen Bee, : : Charley Reed=— usual fo —_— Jue See, * : Charley Sutton — A frei Wednesday,-May—17th,-1876 . overture,» + Orchestra ib Ue : = Phe performance to concinde with the ieiaciaesie AMERICA’S GREATEST. HUMORIST, herding tien ad where n MR, ALF. BURNETT, New. Year’s Callers. arrival. Sofie, + + -— +. Earnest hago train se Assisted by the talented and versatile Peter, -' = . Charley . ; Peetic Reader Augustus, + .¢ : —— en ony a og wa Goubrtahs the trac! ‘ or” Bill, (Sofle’s Big Brother m Courtr a MISS HELEN NASH, Other Characters by the Company. Sacra Who will appear in her-Greit Characte Admission $1. m6 acoordir Personation of . oe San F MRS. CAUDLE, s hei hes And in Robert Morris’ Masonic Poem,. REF BES. HMENT SAL00 . iN. + Pi ‘ SHE’ LEVEL AND THE SQUARE, soneys: P coe ee ee own —L PERCY WILLIAMS, ANTOINE TAM, and fort . : + ADA CITE “te THE MUSICAL GENIUS, ee eee » aries to-go si SNA US PREPARED a THE BED-Frank le with the ver st oO : : ; Prices of Admission— $1 00.—And 56Centa. * Z ington 5 Reserved Seats without extra charge. Ice Cream, mission Tickets for Sale at Belden’s Drug Store. _ Doors open at 7 o'clock, _Performance Oysters, done m commences at 8. 2t ’ the Chr ' Fountain Soda, Banking House of the Bank of That Nevada County. Confectionery re abando A CARD. Nuts, : ; San Fra Tn order to resume business on a Cigars, ml sound basis, and at as early a day Etc., Etec. : : as as will be prudent for us to do, we —e “ i a ve resolv to ll upon the s -; He will keep constantly on hand ;he . ‘ have ed to call upon th SAGH. aires uuttehen Ot-lne Mecaemnebaameaieres —~oat*the’ holders for the remaining unpaid . qualities. i . ed h $100,000 of capital subscribed; and, . Families supplied on wit gare sen “<8 deeming it te the interest of the . fect satisfaction. re bank and parties doing business with Nevada, May 13th,1876 — 7m ; us, we have thought it advisable to : : an give opportunities tc individuals to —* subscribe for stuck that will be sur-. CIGARS FOR THE MILLIOM. A.D. M pendered. ee ee : for irrig We have resolved to resume” busics tle mor bess on. or before June 16th, 1876. A Na > committee will wait upon the people JOHNNY JACK, ¢ for the purpose of obtaining sub: —— i Neva scription to stock and making arpg yee] Pavecrigge ved Roe wun raugements with depositors, — By orN der of the Board of Directors. CIGARS and TOBACCO, : mal6é -~ — A. H. Parxen, Sec. : FER cen . You ¢ Ever Brought te the Town, at your . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. If lovers of the Pages will give at Ne — HE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, lo. . cll, I will guaran to give them the P. M., 8 T cation of principal place of business beat leanle of CSGASS te be hed iy Se : tici ati the City and County of Nevada, State of . Vda County, and will sell them as cheap orpen! California. Notice is hereby. given that . #5 the cheapest. I have also on hand, : ing the ss meeting of the Board of Directors, bs EES Gauge. eld on the fifteenth day of May, A. D. ip Be. —of bse Dollars, UnitFresh Candies, Nuts, ets. By es gold coin, per share, was leyied. . = upon the Capital Stock of the Corporation, if you want te guts Genuine 3 ayable Immediately to the Cashier of the}; Havanaor Domestic Cigar, W.F n é at. rem : Hc cp ® Et . ’ and County of ~ ==, Haan in ase city Just call at my store on Pine street. 5 . Any steck npon which this assessment’. “JQHN JACK, — : shall remain unpaid on the Sixteenth of . Nevada, Mar 13th 1876, ’ mame 3 Nev June, will be delinquent and advertised:. Rie , : : Y tor —— Sree anenon:; and unlesa pay= pai on ment is made before, will be sold. on the ‘ i ' First day of July, 1876. to pay the delin. . Annual ‘Meeting. i quent assessment, together with costs of HE Annual Meeting of the Stockhe: ’ advertising and ——— = ee anes T ders of the Masoale Hall hencciaucn = full wai o aie ot Nevada City. California, wil a ot ‘ ; . “Neveds Clty, Mae tee naval? County. . Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 2uth Gag men of ; + of May, 1876, at 7 o'clock, T.M. \ Narrow BANKING HOUSE OF THE BANK Sade Pa on eee Secretary. I OF NEVADA COUNTY, _ ae onaabinin STOCKHOLDER'S MEETI Ont ER'S NG. Log Contract to Let. . ones Sher Wilt be s meeting of stockhold. ; a 5; . ers 0 ¢ Bank of Nevada © . ; bs . Held at 10o'clock, on Friday Jang uty’ . FOR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, 4 A fa 1876, for the purpose of erecting. seven Diheed the Season. Address a nearly .rectors, and such other business ag in = 3ONUMENTAL MILL CO., ee Going before the meeting. pe na fe vie "Emigrant Gap, P ny for cash male 'p4HPARKER, Sec, } Maydth, 1976. _ Placer Go. mal6-2:

ee The Daily Transcript ~ The Railroad. The contractors have been busily at the depot and’around-the turn-ta" Wednesilay. May 17, 1876. Gold Run Mins. We called at the Gold Rap Mine, situated on Gold Plat, about a mile from town yesterday, and found evworking satisfactotiy. Mr. E. L, Montgomery has had the supervision proved to be the. right man in ‘the right place. He comnienced work — 9th of Jaly, had an engine pntin _place and started up. Sinking. an “ treacherous and.mgny thought that it was impossible get down any ______dé@pth,” work was--eentinned,» and now a depth of 260 feet has been reached, and a shaft capable of years of service has been ran, and is being worked throngh to get at the rock 5 Seer hasbeen run 625. feet north, and of 40 feet. There are other lévels above for working the quartz nearer surfac and for ventilation and con——yeniencein—working,—There——are through the ore bodx. The pay ehyte, as far as-known, is about 300 feet in width. ‘Stoping is pow be~ ing done, on aboat.150 feetof it, and the balance is_all ready: for tsKing out rock; The ledge varies from 6 im¢hes to 2 feet in width, and pays an average of $20 pér ton. The pumping and boisting is done by a 12x24 inch cylinder enyine, which is eovered by a substantial and: conveniently artauged building. The engine has power enough to, work the nine 500 feet below the present level. The will whieh was erected -this -spring,and which—isclose by thé Steam Stamp Batiery, which is caerything in.splendid condition, and . and opening of the mine, and “has: on the ith of May,_1874, and the! . _ incline was at once commenced, -and . _ 3 : although the ground was very—__—_—‘Regaion Plentc. ~~ below.. A-drift on the lower level . one on the same level south-a distance’ raises = and-~ connecting, tuts up’ i te a . Walley l hoisting house, consists of a Wilson’s bie for several -days;and got the work conrpleted and-commetced ballasting yesterday. The trick will be laid end things got ready for driving.the. . last spike, by Saturday noon; when fun will commence. The excursion train will run. on Sanday, and will will be all ome engine can draw. Everybody, wants to make the first trip over the road, and convince i road Gomrauniéation. is-at last real-. ized. When the guns get to boom‘jpg on Saturday, the natives will be= . gio ty believe there is something up. 7 at work widening fills and grading CALIFORNIA the Antioch affair, says: ‘*While it is right and proper to use all reat. te youth of the conntry from being ‘exposed to and led into. temptation, it strikes us that when people in other. States and. countries read of seer yl ing in moral training, as well as defi. cient innatural sensé. The verdict: rendered by strangers we fear will . sonable atid-Jawful meatisto prevent . may be worth stating, In “‘The trasuch acts and of the causes which led . Utions of the Hartz,” published in to them, as recently occurred at Anj é wee = b start at. 10:45. o'cloek: in the mern . tioch, theywill eonclade that the} find sae. gee of Peter platen! igs ing. From present appearances there youths of California are sadly lack. Prototype of our well satan. Hoopivwisu. —The. Where “Rip Van Winkle” came Stockton Independent, in discussing . From, . So much favor has b . to the dramatic version of ‘‘Blp Va; Winkle,”’ as pérformed by Mr. Jef . fersomand others, that the source . from which Irving derived: the ori gi i ; nalof his jolly devil-may-eare Rin, Bremen seventy-five years ago, we Yao Winkle’’—the hero ef an ‘old popular tradition, He is ‘represented ag a goatherd themselves-that their dreams of rail-. vot be comp!iwentary to the mioral. {™ Sittendorf, who,.ode day, lead. ; F Feenness, constant watchfnluess and . 198 bis-herd to pastureon the Kyf= = eare of California parents in traiuing . cumspect-and intelligent boy would . a3.soon think of venttring into «} hauser,.Was_ acoosted by-ayoung their children. —-A-welf trained, cir. ™40 who silently beckesed hia toy foilow. Obeying tie direction, Klaus was led intoa deep dell; inclosed in een granted . réport of the House Committee in the case, of Government Printer Clapp is partial and made solely for political purposes, _ None of the members who ‘converse about adjournment say that Congress: cin adjowrn® before the middle of July; according to -the present prospects. BORN. in Nevada City, Maytith, 1876, to John T. Murgan. Wife,@son. In Nevada City, May 14th, 1876, to J. Majo and wife, a daughter. -_ STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. HE annual meeting of the stockholders of the-Nevada-County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, for the election i Tue New York Times thiuks the EOP GES Wixcursion from N evada. “is ity to Colfax. SUNDAY, MAY 2st, 187g.A XN Excursion Train will leave Nevada A City for Colfax at 9.45 4. M. Return. ing, leave Colfax at 3 p. 1." ne __ Tickets for round trip $2 50 each, Excursionists must -procuse tickets. be. . f-re taking seats in cars; otherwise fy]} fare will be collected. ; ane " Tickets-ean be procured ef Sohn Patti “Agent, Nevada City. eatin tn we. “JOHN.F, KIDDER, General Supérintendens GEV, FLETCHER, ._ pest house as a-Chinese den. That . . The ExecutiveCommittee forthe Reat Ismert’s. grove, on the morning . of the 26th, as early as 9 o’cloek;and. . in order that there may be provisions enough to supply the immense créwd ; th util be present, it is peeessary . that everyone bring a liberal quantity lof eatables. The iiner_man—mast . . be looked ont for, and it. is hoped . that everyone will fill baskets . enoagh’s0. that when the tables ‘are . Set there will be ample for ail who leomg. Cook up with thé best you have, and lin liderd! quantities, ea = += . f Deraocratic, Primary Election,. Last Saturday evening thé Dem. . oeratic Primary, election, for Grass precinct, was held. Dr. Hen: . ry Davis acd M. Byrne Jr. were apofficers. The -followiug delegates _were elected to attend . the County Coavention at . Nevada City on Saturday the 20th of . May: A.B Dibble, ’P. Brunstetter, . Martin” Bord, Wm Reynolds, -R. . Bhoemaker, Jas. M, Lakenan, A. J, Ridge, A. B, Brady, Jas. Benalleck, J, J. Dorsey, C.R, Clarke, David . . Binkleman, Heneéry Davis, Jos. Gil. bert, Dennjs Meagher, J.-C. Coles i pointed returning pable of reducing about 16 tons per day: The gold is c#aght in sluices : covered with electro-plates, and a oo —gonventrator below. There’ are Ti white men and 6 Chinamen employed belowground in the mine, and men above, The mill requires 2 white men and 2 Chinamen-to run it. With the present force of miners, there can be 20 tons of ore raised per dhy. A drift from the lower levelis being. run north for the purpose of getting into: tha pay chute, from the top of which,. Muller & Co. took-rich rock some time ago. Itis expecfedto reach that point by runwing 200 feets The Gold Ran is proving itself to be-one of the paying. mines of the district, and has splendid prospects in view. It is_owned by an incorporated company and the ewners certainly deserve’ good luck for their persisténey in pushing developments as they have. We hope there will be ‘‘millione’” in it. for them. we ™—=_ ; . a The-fryer Precess Patented in hae russia. The Grass Valley Union says: Mr. Robert M. Fryer has received~intelligence thut his process for. reducing ores has been granted a—patent in ru ivention which secures protection by letfers patent must not only be new butalso meritorious. Most rigid investigations and examinations are made of inventions sought to be piotected in that kingdom by nien who fully understand the business; by amen who are theoretical and _practieally versed in the matters to which the invention refers, It is well known throughont the world, that Prussia has adepts in working metals who are unsurpassed in any other eountry. Receiving a patent from that Kingdom, accompanied, as it is with especial remarks as to the novelty and efficiency of Mr. Fryer’s invention is no small reccommendation. $sin. if antTry Fire at North Bloomfield. — A fire broke out in the Freneh Hotel. at North Bloomfield, about 2 o'clock in the morning on Tuesday and® before it could be extin' guished thet building, Skidmore’s saloon, Dr. Farley's office and Walker's butcher shop were consumed. The water works are effective, bit the fire had got under such headway before discovered, that it was considered fortunate to stop it where it not-laid inashes. We learn that the hotel was insured, but for what amount we do nol know. : att t mwas} 2 man, Z; T. Sinith, J,.W, Rodgers, D. Nathan, John Webber, A. G, Péter. son,; 'The Pewder Works, The Company whieh will: seen engage in the manufacture of the new explosive are getting ready for active operations out on Gold Flat, on the line-o5 the railroad. They are putting wp a main building, and will soon erect’ a warehouse and a Magazine near hy, ‘Lhe railroad will put in a switch for the convenience of the-works, The thing will be in running, order soon. ——— omFheatee To-nig ht. The great American , humorist, Alf. Burnett, assisted by Miss Helen Nash and L, Percy Williams, will eppear atthe Theatre to-night, * lt all our exehanges and the entire! press of the East can be relied upon,. the entertainment will be one of the best which has been given here for a long time. We presume the house will be filled, as troupes of merit are always appreciated here, > County Court. 5 \ aed Monpay, May 15th, 1876, °° Peopte-vs. Samuel Taylor, Tried’ ; Me,-§ Hid with train No. 2, of which_he was conductor, at Boca station, resulting, in the deathly 6f Harris Lichstenstein 4 and William Gregory, Jury . trial, who found the defendant not guilty. Wm. Ragsdale vs, August COombie. Continued for the term. (ee Reunion Ball.,. There will bé a grand ball at the Skating Rink on the evening of the 26th. The best of music has been engaged, aud one of Alex, Gault's best suppers will be served at the Theatre. There will be a large attendauce and a jolly time for all who attend, a =e <oeOmega Democratic Prinaries. Ata Primary meeting of the Democrats-at-Omega, on Saturday last, Wm. A Marshall, 8. O. Pease, and Francis Costello, were elected Delegates to attend tle County Convention to be held in Nevada City ou the 20th of May—next Saturday. Captain W. A. Marye has been transferred from Rock Island (Iilinois) Arsenal to Benicia Arsenal (California), changiog posts with. Captain J. ©. Clifford. oe _A larger number of counterfeit the redemption division of the Treasury than ever before withia the same. Gal:foruia will, im point of good. beLage in other sections of the country built a few years ago, cost we underdeligbt"in annoying and injuring . Chinamen whenever opportuvit; of: fers, is doubtless true; but it iea li-.! bel upon the good name af the ms-} . jority cf the boys and young men of } ¢wink-whr } California-te-eouvey the false impres. “92 OF Wine Which ‘exhaled a ‘most sion abroad, that the ‘hoodlum eles . ment is the true type of ‘the character . . of youth ou the Pacifie. “Taken.ans a. a eran = Set whole, the boys. and young men’ in. eh Hew its, until he wae at length h compare! favorably with those of any other . -Siate in the Union, and it isan! abominable slur-npen the character avior and respectabuity, and good sense of a vast majority of . the ¥ vaths-on this coast, to spread . broadeast over-the-world the damag. ing and degradiug ioferencejthat they are ruined by Asiatic beasts. in the . shape of humanity. California. boys are naturally fullof life and vivacity, perhaps, on occasions a little too uch so, but that as <a whole they stand lower-than—lads—of-the--sime inthe seale of civilization, we can not possibly admit, for the simple reason that wo-do-not—belisveit toy — {By Tetegrapn.}-~ oe em eee —_ Barn Burned. . . Yesterday Morning’s.Sales. On arising last Saturday morning a SSS John B. Hobson, who owns a large! 915 hati ix: farm on the Colfax road, discovered; . 1520 Yellow Jacket 3327, where the evening-before had stood} "99 Crown Poiut 1617, his fine barn, nothing buta muss of. smouldering ashes. The family, having been up with their sick childreu tuntil 1 o’elock in the night, were sleeping very sound, and none knew of the calamity until ‘it. was all over. How the fire originated can only be conjectured, The dog which usually slept in the barn, had i ‘been severely wounded in the thigh,

seemingly by o pitch fork, and this suggests that the fire was either the work of an iuvendiary; or, as Mr. Hobson thinks, of a tramp, who perhaps on getting up and lighting his -pipe after sleeping there all night, encountered the dog and ia the ensuing fracus dropped some sparks. However it may have occured, the loss is quite severe, as the property destroyed could not-be replaced for less than $1,500, while the insurance we learn, is but $600, The material for the barn alone, when it was stand, over $1,100. Besides thera was in the imé a.cons Klaus. was not long in“discovering a . cality was familiar. Wandering off ‘craggy*precipices, where We found there are hundreds of youtg hood-. t¥elve knightly persoudges playing . . union Picaie herety request eyery. lams who make a practice of_visit-! skittles. All these players ‘were siehizen of the county to be on hand . ing these sioks of iniquity. and take . lent, no one of them uttered a word aid Klaus, ,dumbfounded at the damb show sought somé-' friendly face among the company into which he hid,comeas an unbidden guest delicious fgggrameé, and; finding no objection, he drank from it, whet overpowered. by. sleep. When he awoke, he found himself aguin on the'plain where his goats -were-aceustomed—to-trest. Bat be could see neither dog--nor~ goats; the gruss had grown high and rank, and there weve trees and shrubs eny new fo him, althangh the lotire] towards the village he’ finds, to his consternation, that cverything in the place: wears an altered look; maost of the people are: strangers’ to him: the few aequaintanoes he meets seem to have grown suddenly old;}' and only, at last; by mutaal inquiries the truth is elicited, that Klaus had slept for twenty years, 180 170 Hule & Noreross 64, Chollar 88, : 450 Con Virginia 742 725 Savage 19%.. 570 California 80, 4 1090 Best & Belcher 5734, 380 Gould & Curry 18, 254 Imperigt 534. 80 Alpha 59. 360 Belcher 2144, 395 Sierra Nevada 1627, 350 Confidence 20K, 239 Kentac’ 13. 176 Utah 24. 20 Bullion 46," 590 Exéheqper 2054, 190 Overman 69, 715 Justice 27%. _ 465 Union Con 12%, 583 Lady Bryan 1%, 445. Sualia 1134, 1340 Caledonia 9, 2U, Seg Belcher 80, © 250 Succor 250. HOTEL ARRIVALS. . Union Hotel. D. W. SNAPP, Propricter. Monpat, May 15tb;, t876. J A Graham, Nevada City CE Mulloy, do siderable quantity of hay and a large assortment of the most farming implements, saysthe Placer Herald, ~~ eclitinninmempesceaMlinnaanneneaeins Mosgs 8. Wuesusn, of Massachusetts, is in bad luck. He was con-/ victed of arson, mainly on the testimony of his affectionate sister, After serving eight years in the State Prison he estublished his innocence aud was pardoned. He now asks the Léyislature to pay for eight years work, but his claim has been refused on the ground that to allow it would establish a dangerous and costly precedent. This is curious logic. Are-the authorttes of that old commonwealth in the habit of sending.innocent men to the penitentiary, that they fear to make “the only” veparation possible when sueh acci. . dent comes to light? We have established such preeedents in California without alarming any one. here was during our Nineteenth Legislature, whieh paid $1,000 to a genUerian Who had been sent” to Sita Quentin by mistake, and had been kept at bricklaying two years and two months. It was a fair business proposition. The State charged hia nothing for his buard and nniform, taught hi trade and gave $1,000. That was the best apology that eould . : have been’made under the circum.ehgth of time. re C Harrison, do¥ Baker, ao C Chase, a J E Isaac, do John Toal, do approved] Jewitt, do J Justice, do D Campbell, ' fle ——+ JA Leman, do ‘Phe last . .’ F Sackett, VY Flume B Guscetti, Ranch Frank Free, Wadsworth, Bev John Adams, Truckee Hugh Darrah, do F Battis Sr., Washington Chas Peguin, do 5S W Baxter, do . Win Ragsdell, Bear Valley AJ Kidge, Grass Valley A B Dibble, do ¥ Miss E Glover, ao S Bair, Giaker Hitt 8S T Murchie Murehkie’s Mitre 8 Harding, Wheatland J H Nile, Smartsville H J Thyes, Sao Francisco i Robinéon, do J Robison, J Hawn, Sacramento dP Ebaugh, Willow Valley ‘W W Wear, Town, Talk M B Damier, Cascade —G W Marsli, Deer Creek D Culbertson, You Bes oy o National Exchange Hotel. . S. Av EDDY, Proprietor. _« > qjMonpay, May 15th, 1876. IJ Rolfe, Novada City E Williams, San JoseEL Craig, Auburn H Herbert, San Franeisce 8 A Young, Truckee : D Curless, do J Pritchard, George Town E Carney, Hunts Hill b ha + #ip Mrs Legg & child, Omega pen me Grass Valley sceolo Ponato Stiager LL B Hepkins, San G Webber, Washington F Sackett, V Flume Dr_Chamragk, New York Wm Kiitselle, Nevada City Sacramento , San duan B Ro = o ‘of seyen Directors for: the ensuing vear, Gen, Pass. and Tickt Ag’t All the meh are eompani ef drivin day. The R " Grass Ve quite a . __ this city with the =. ly one w ehe man ly had a out of jo a0; . £. fances.— Post, Jami fig, Grass Valley : : * = a = : Ps 7. 8 = -@ 5 <= 9. 2. ie 2 = RES = ath e: Sper * Ss ~~ é. : fei uk . 4a get 8 a4 iS 4a a > 3 ‘e ‘ » and for the transaction of such other bus “e1sco yes igess a8 my properly come before the =e 4 there to raesting, “will be held at the office of the oe, Company, No, 59, Main street, Grass Vul5 : ee sided wh Tey, on NEVADA THEATRE, + The F Tucsday, the 6th day of June, ‘ — : : } * . . on some A. D: 1876. : VM ; at the hour of 2o’clock Pp: <4: Polls will California unstrels, for the I bg open at 3 and clos at 3:30, P. oa. “By Thouwias Maguire, ‘Sole Pro rietor day. O1 ofder of the gag Ege ex . George f. Evans, ‘ Musical Diver” all bat j y ms By a ij 9 { , 7 z Seipe : ar , ‘ 3 me wot == wet —T_. Friday & Saturday -Ev’gs,—.! sist, and : : So Gees: May 19th and 20th, who hav GRAND REUNION a : ct ward vo : ‘ PART FIRST—Vocal and Instrumentat, once: ‘ BALE r Introductory Overture, CALIFORNIANS s tc : Sosa asia NaNTS Bs =e } Let the Dead and Heantiful Rest, JM Davis———~ = ena ieee > ; Anniec’ the Banks o’ Dee, +. Fred. Walz ~ > Dill : = aa AT eS cinta: Comic Song, -« (Charley Sutton He Fe : oi ers “T Speak to fie, ~~ = = J. 0. Rassell. : rin FRIDAY EVEN’G, MAY 26th-. fasoGiad? Ghatiog Berd sgh = . Xou're Alwcys Young to me;’ R. T. Tyrrell 8 + CRON To conclude with the célebrated States. AGRAND BALE “will GILMORE CONCERTS ! . George take place at the Skating SA ‘Grand Overture, Full Bang ——— ~—-visitto Rink,on Friday Eveving _«7& Operatic Selection, Ernest Linden *y ‘ge Muy ecg on bong 3) Gornet Solo, . x. Wm Comestiany State, r ogeasion o e Reunion. : ‘Luba Sols [in a horn Jd.M. Norcross The Supper will be served in the Theatre. . Penny peaieeat Sole, .— Charley Sutton rae ceil _tast, and The following Committees have been ap. Salute to San Francisco,’ Full Band down th pointed: Conductor, « Charley Reed . “ : ‘ ; ple in th SUPPER COMMITTEE, Part Second—Grand Olio. : Jidge Searis, Rew. Walrath,. . _An Original Musical Interlude, by WM. ing off fr ye a mh ciay Mates COURTRIGHT, entitled ; ing to t . H. Hanson, yas. Mc z ce sense ee tee Southern Sunny Home! pecting sine ies ay Timothy Jackson, Wm. Courtwright A R. Wadsworth, A, R. ik Hannah Jackson, =". Frank Wilson The C .F: rarer! Lp et bb 2 Alexander Jackson, -.James:-Mackee wilt "60 Sees Sen ee . The Fellow that Looks Like Me ae Tickets, including Supper, $3;. . 47. Geo Washington Bibbe, ee soda Pe ; & : : r Earnest Lin E Nevada City, May 17th, 1876. Mr Geo Washington Bibbs, ae Ga The _ NEVADA THEATRE. Cupid; >= Chartey Sutter would h Se ORES oe ye eee — ae Dy ©. Waldron....2. seeeds Manager. Ordinary Conversation. ; = UAT WERE 5 6550s « ccd-porcdice Agent. Hen Bee, : : Charley Reed=— usual fo —_— Jue See, * : Charley Sutton — A frei Wednesday,-May—17th,-1876 . overture,» + Orchestra ib Ue : = Phe performance to concinde with the ieiaciaesie AMERICA’S GREATEST. HUMORIST, herding tien ad where n MR, ALF. BURNETT, New. Year’s Callers. arrival. Sofie, + + -— +. Earnest hago train se Assisted by the talented and versatile Peter, -' = . Charley . ; Peetic Reader Augustus, + .¢ : —— en ony a og wa Goubrtahs the trac! ‘ or” Bill, (Sofle’s Big Brother m Courtr a MISS HELEN NASH, Other Characters by the Company. Sacra Who will appear in her-Greit Characte Admission $1. m6 acoordir Personation of . oe San F MRS. CAUDLE, s hei hes And in Robert Morris’ Masonic Poem,. REF BES. HMENT SAL00 . iN. + Pi ‘ SHE’ LEVEL AND THE SQUARE, soneys: P coe ee ee own —L PERCY WILLIAMS, ANTOINE TAM, and fort . : + ADA CITE “te THE MUSICAL GENIUS, ee eee » aries to-go si SNA US PREPARED a THE BED-Frank le with the ver st oO : : ; Prices of Admission— $1 00.—And 56Centa. * Z ington 5 Reserved Seats without extra charge. Ice Cream, mission Tickets for Sale at Belden’s Drug Store. _ Doors open at 7 o'clock, _Performance Oysters, done m commences at 8. 2t ’ the Chr ' Fountain Soda, Banking House of the Bank of That Nevada County. Confectionery re abando A CARD. Nuts, : ; San Fra Tn order to resume business on a Cigars, ml sound basis, and at as early a day Etc., Etec. : : as as will be prudent for us to do, we —e “ i a ve resolv to ll upon the s -; He will keep constantly on hand ;he . ‘ have ed to call upon th SAGH. aires uuttehen Ot-lne Mecaemnebaameaieres —~oat*the’ holders for the remaining unpaid . qualities. i . ed h $100,000 of capital subscribed; and, . Families supplied on wit gare sen “<8 deeming it te the interest of the . fect satisfaction. re bank and parties doing business with Nevada, May 13th,1876 — 7m ; us, we have thought it advisable to : : an give opportunities tc individuals to —* subscribe for stuck that will be sur-. CIGARS FOR THE MILLIOM. A.D. M pendered. ee ee : for irrig We have resolved to resume” busics tle mor bess on. or before June 16th, 1876. A Na > committee will wait upon the people JOHNNY JACK, ¢ for the purpose of obtaining sub: —— i Neva scription to stock and making arpg yee] Pavecrigge ved Roe wun raugements with depositors, — By orN der of the Board of Directors. CIGARS and TOBACCO, : mal6é -~ — A. H. Parxen, Sec. : FER cen . You ¢ Ever Brought te the Town, at your . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. If lovers of the Pages will give at Ne — HE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, lo. . cll, I will guaran to give them the P. M., 8 T cation of principal place of business beat leanle of CSGASS te be hed iy Se : tici ati the City and County of Nevada, State of . Vda County, and will sell them as cheap orpen! California. Notice is hereby. given that . #5 the cheapest. I have also on hand, : ing the ss meeting of the Board of Directors, bs EES Gauge. eld on the fifteenth day of May, A. D. ip Be. —of bse Dollars, UnitFresh Candies, Nuts, ets. By es gold coin, per share, was leyied. . = upon the Capital Stock of the Corporation, if you want te guts Genuine 3 ayable Immediately to the Cashier of the}; Havanaor Domestic Cigar, W.F n é at. rem : Hc cp ® Et . ’ and County of ~ ==, Haan in ase city Just call at my store on Pine street. 5 . Any steck npon which this assessment’. “JQHN JACK, — : shall remain unpaid on the Sixteenth of . Nevada, Mar 13th 1876, ’ mame 3 Nev June, will be delinquent and advertised:. Rie , : : Y tor —— Sree anenon:; and unlesa pay= pai on ment is made before, will be sold. on the ‘ i ' First day of July, 1876. to pay the delin. . Annual ‘Meeting. i quent assessment, together with costs of HE Annual Meeting of the Stockhe: ’ advertising and ——— = ee anes T ders of the Masoale Hall hencciaucn = full wai o aie ot Nevada City. California, wil a ot ‘ ; . “Neveds Clty, Mae tee naval? County. . Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 2uth Gag men of ; + of May, 1876, at 7 o'clock, T.M. \ Narrow BANKING HOUSE OF THE BANK Sade Pa on eee Secretary. I OF NEVADA COUNTY, _ ae onaabinin STOCKHOLDER'S MEETI Ont ER'S NG. Log Contract to Let. . ones Sher Wilt be s meeting of stockhold. ; a 5; . ers 0 ¢ Bank of Nevada © . ; bs . Held at 10o'clock, on Friday Jang uty’ . FOR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, 4 A fa 1876, for the purpose of erecting. seven Diheed the Season. Address a nearly .rectors, and such other business ag in = 3ONUMENTAL MILL CO., ee Going before the meeting. pe na fe vie "Emigrant Gap, P ny for cash male 'p4HPARKER, Sec, } Maydth, 1976. _ Placer Go. mal6-2: