May 2, 1877 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY, CAL. =ednéiiay; May 9, 1877. — Vv Mining News. The Republic mine, lorated near been purchrsed by some early set‘preparations are being made,to erect The vein is very. wide and is free tilling ore, there being but little or ho sulphurets in the quartz, The it. The Republic is located.in the _-great quartz belt which raus parallel Plumas counties. power, and is owned by an English Republic The Watt Drift Mining Company, located on the Blue Gravel channel, between North Bloomfield ahd ing and bLoisting: ‘This company has the heaviest machinety in use of this class of miningin the State. They ate now dowa with their main shaft some 60 feet; and, judging from energy now displayed by the managers of this company, we expect tapid and great results. new and active enterprises at weulthy men of the county. dially invite more judge for th and character. wealth is here; we need capital to opea and develop our mines, and then when that is doné, we shall have a tiinirg district second to none on this coast. ~ i ne ne The Pic-nic. Mx. Evrton:—I aee by the last is: gue of the ‘Tnanscarer thatthe Board of Education propose to give an expursion and pic-nic next Friday to the children of the public school., I tegret very much the selection of the day. Now there are, I think, about one bundred and fifty Catholic cbiltiren attending this school. What will be the effect of this arrangement with repatd to them? They must either stay at home or deny thempelves the use of meat at the piec-nic. That-.is certainly quite a trial to subject children to, especially when the wppetite has been sharpened by a long ride aud the other exercieves on the grounds. I, however, bave that faith in our Catholic children as to Yeol assured that such as might ¢hoose to go, will not dishonor thempelves or their religion. As the Board of Education may uot have advected to this diffeulty, I only wish by these few remarks (o call __ their attention, with all respect, to the fact that for Gathotie children, a pic-nie on Friday is about as much uf a bardsbip as of a pleasure. Kev. Danis Magaauee. Meeting Friday Nighe. _ We huve been requested by a number of petsuns to state that there will be.a meeting of tho citizens, at the Court Huous¢, on Friday evening, at 8 o’cluck, for tue purpose of making nominatiotis for City Trur‘tees, ~The election will tako place on Monday next. In order th uyvid all growling in the fatdre; evéry votéris earnestly ‘requested to attéud and take (ari inthe proctedings, >» 5a tu oceania eee naa fureka, of this county, has_ recently. tlers and farmers of this State; and 90stamp mill upon the mive. "nd the conveniences for mining and __nillfag could not be better improved. . It is estimated that the cost will not be more than $3.50 to mill and mine the o¥e, Welook upon this as one of the most substintial and steady mines in the county, and believe the ‘ enterptise has a good future before. -toterms of imprisonment at San! company. The ore is of the same character and grade as that of the Moore's Flat, huve recently parchased a 60-horse power engine for pumpThe Daily Granseript News Itettts. . ‘Tie Oakland Tronscript says:— What the bonanza men do with their money is a mystery to the pubfie. Four or five have a joint reventteof not less than & milion a month. ‘When Balston lived, he put bis money itrto enterprises that were calculated to benefit other people as well as hitdself, and Sharon follows that policy now. All the profits a few are deriving from the Comstock cannot be loaned at big rates of interest, but . it dves not find its way into industrial enterprises; it is of scarcely any benefit to the State. Asnearly everybody has contributed something t¢ swell the fortanes of these men, it is quite natural that they—sbould_in= du'ge it conjectures-as-to where they All who neglected to attend the performance given by the Chicago Minstreia, at the Theatre last night, should not fail to attend their second performance this evening, if being their last appearance here. Those who bave seen them have no hesitancy in saying it is a splendid company, and the audience get more than their money’s worthinfun. Tf & meritorious show gets a good audience bere, other first class compapies are sure tu come; but if, on the contrary they buve slim houses, we will only get that class of perfor.ances known as. bilks. Give the minstrels a good house to-night, avd Gur Washington Letter. Wasnrnatom, D. C. April 29, 1877. Ep, Tussscnipt.—The triumph of Mrs, Gaines, the pertinacions litle litigant who is well kpown bere, is much. talked about. The decision in her favor is said to involve # large proportion of the territory of New Orleans und in some otber portions of Louisiana. Itis a fall recognition of ber rights as°a.cbild of Daviel Clark, and as bis heir under his will of 1813. The. decrea—of the Court requires the present custodians of the property to accouptto a master in Chancery ; not only for the. property in question, but for all its accumulations and ousts mapy inpopeflormers. a are putting it. The Chico incendiaries have probably come to a full realization that this is a free* country; five or six houseburners having been sentenced Quentin, ranging “from five to twenty The lesso they bave thus years. —___-__49 the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and . Jearned will not be without its sala‘extends through Nevada, Sierra and It is in this great belt that the Sierra Batte-mine.is_loeated, which hq4s been worked for the past. 20 years, nnd has disbursed monthly dividends regularly for 48 gonsecutive years, . The Sierra Butte hus an 80-stamp mill.run by water tary.effect upon others who, like themselves, entertain Joose motions conceruing the rights of employers. _ The Louisiana Commission has returned to’Washington. They called ut the Executive Mansion, reported the result of their mission, and were thanked by the President for the satisfactory manver in which they had discharzed their duties. © = + Londow-has ghostly sensation. It is said that recently, on Several occasiois, a phantom carriage and four white horses with a ghostly occupant has been seen in Hyde Park, round which it takes a turn and then verishes. Buopor has it that the figure who fakes the airing is George IV. In answer to thé question why do yoting men leave the farm? the editor of thé Cincinnati Saturday Night replies: ‘‘We think it is because a farm is acumbrous and inconvenient thing Jacots & Sargent are making prepatatibns to-siok a shaft upon their mine at Quaker Hill for drift mining. A considerable~portion of their ground cannot be bottomed ty hydraulic mining, and it is known that the bed rock is very rich, ag portions of it has been worked in the adjoining. claims -which.paid largely, The great future of this gounty is in drift mining, and in jarge quartz veins. Many of our the present time are owned by the We would especially call the attention of sapitalists to this county, and corthem to come and visit some/of our mines “and fselves of their lasting The for a young man to take along with him.” ~ : The charges: recently preferred against Governor B, F. Potts, of Montana, have been supplemented by others of a yet more conclusive, character, and a Washington special gravely hints that Mr. Potts’ lease of offizial life will be of a short yet troubled-duration. There is an impression that the war between Russia and Turkey is to be a long contest. Wethink not, for the reason that Raseia and~Turkey have both been supplying themselves for montbs past with immense quantities of the best modern weapons of warfare. When. they fall to killing one another,tbe slaughter will be great. They hate each other, ind will be likely to fight furiously and do but little running. lodes ox from a perpendioalar in their course downward as to extend outside of the vw Warning to Peddlers---TheLaw. Every traveling merchant, hawker, or peddler who uses a wagon, boat, or ather water craft, or one or more animals, for the purpose of vending goods, wares or merchandise of any kivd, must pay for a license fifteen dollars per month, Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who carries a pack_and vends goods, wares or merchandise, must pay for a li. cense five dollars per month. If the above law is not immediately complied with by peddlers in Nevada county, I will at ohce commence Griminal proceedings against all such offenders. Send for your licenses and save trouble. J. N. Payne, County Collector. United States Mining Laws, There is one sectfon of the United States mining laws which every prospector should understand. It is as follows. Sxc. 3. That the locators of all mining locations heretofore or which shall héereaffer be made on any oiineral vein or ledge situat don tbe publicdomain “ *~ * * shall have the exclusive right of possess. ion-and enjoyment of all the surface includ:d within the lines’ of Jocations and all veins, lodes and ledges thronghout their entire depth, the}, top or apex of which lies inside of the surface lines extending downward, vertically,although such veins, ledges may so far depart: vertical sidelines of said surface. locations. ” Bro Srx feels Traully sure of liberty, He 8 this morning avd there is no de¥ that the lUdency is good. He looks forward to’11 his cell soon and be ought to leave it 12 ersed in prison lore, Ob I3ly! . 2 th [eent parties from possessions for} which the city gave-them full war. co plement : The Pittsburg.The Union has the following notice of the above mine; or old Wigham mine has taken on new life under the present ownership of the new company and the FSuperintendency of Captain Jobn rience. The main incline is down 70 feet. On the 7th level a drift bas beev run 150 feet south throngh a fine-ore ebute, and a winze is about . completed between the 6th and 7th } . levels south, all the way in good ore.} ‘The ore taken from this winze mills $30.per ton, An air compressor is now ‘being. put in at the Pittsburg,and just as soon as the boiler js put in place, whieb will be i about: arweek, the power drills will be set to work sink+ -the &h level, and in robping The Pittsburg} White,@ miner of many years expe. RLING’S DRY GOODS STORE. _ COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE AVING returned from San Francise HA Tove juss received ore of the Largest and most Beautiful. _ jStocks of Spring and Summer a Staple amd Fancy Goods, er brought to ts city, tol which I cal} Liven Suits for Ladies, Misses and Children. A Full Line of Ladies’ Underwear. Cashmeres, Poplins, Alpaccas, Mohairs, :Muslins, Calicoes, etc, MILLINERY G600Ds, -Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, MRS. STE the drifts. The drills to be nsed are the'National,” add are s.id to be Taxing Growing Creps.— The law requires the County Assessur tu tax growing crops, but it is a dead letter in nearly every southern county in the State says the Appeal. It never should have encawplenty of “tangible property” in the ‘Siaie, whose tax vulue can be ascef. bered condition of its docket. bered the revenue bill. ~~ Tiere is} The case will undoubtedly go to the Suprete Court, but it is not thought likely to be reached {1 souie yeurs, because of the encumranty. ca The President's * order withdrawing the troops stationed in New Orticipated, _bas been received by open leans to their barracks, “thougu an: } &e, SOLE AGEN? FOR an improvement, on acconnt of their strength and simplicity, over other meebines. At the deptbof 800 feet the tnain pay chate of the miue will be ent, when big results are expected H. W. VALANTINE. M. D:, 2 “RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, *~ tained, fut-reverue~purposes:—if not, let the per cent of vuluation be . “. raised. Growing crops have no valuation. They may céase to grow any day iu Aprilaud Muy and wither to dust. . Where growing crops are -listed by the County Assessor and the tax paid, the farmer will have a just cluim upon the Board of Equalization for relief in ull cases where the crops fail. Legitimate property fur taxation has increased largely in the State the past ten years and there is no necessity of straining over the law which requires the listing of ali preperty to its fall value. -Butthe farmers-must not eensure the . efficers whu are required to assess growing crops and coliect taxes onthem. The Legislature which wakes such outrageous laws is the party at fault. We advise all farmers tu list growing crops under protest and come buck upow'the Board of Equalization for relief. Decisions of the Supreme Court, in analagous cases, are aguinst any such taxation, The’ Assessor of Yuba county is using careful discretion in this matter, and ‘where the crops are dubious the doubt is given in favor of the farmer. Cutting Affray. The Union says: Two young men, named Patrick Ryan and Henry Savage, became enguged in a quarrel in the vicinity. of Allison Runch, on Sunday afternoon, and. from. word finally came to blows. In the melee Ryan drew a pocket knife and gave Suvage several cuts about the arms aud body. They are not very serious, and no bad result is anticpated from them. “A fighting article of bevzine is said to have been the immediate provoker of tbe quarrel. The young men were born~and raised at the ‘*Ranch,” and have always. borne good reputations. examination in regard to the affray will be held in Court on Friday. eo Tue enterprise of shipping fruit and dressed meats in refrigerator have increased so largely that English dealers.are trying to do away with the middle men, whose profits so largely increase the price of meats, Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following. are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday mourning — opening and closing. 1280 Ophir 12 11%. 1850 Mexican 6% 534 1170 Best & Beicner, 865 Savage 24. 1675 Califorvia 3134 32: 1700 Gon Virginia 3144 315. 2500 Imperial .70 .70.-835 Belcher 4 4%. 1100 Exchequer 1.90 1.85. 1200 Overman 12 11% 625 Justice, 6 534. 450 Gould & Curry 434 4.65. 360. Hule & Norcross 144 1.40 605 Chollar, 29 3024. 130 Utab, 87%. 1920 Yellow Jacket, 5 4.90 435 Alpha, 94 ‘9. 925 Sierra Nevada, 344 3.33. 1210 Union Con, 2% 2.65 2000 Julia, .40.35, 10 Seg. Belcher, 12 2650 Crown Point 4% 4.85. 10 Confidénee 24%. Yesterday, Afteruoon’s Sales Overman, 10° ; Culiforuia, 29%. . Con. Va.-3024— Crown Pom, 5 Hest & Belcher; 15. Ophir 9% Gold & Curry 46 434 , Nortbern Belle, lo 1434 New Cose, 3%. Leopard, 234 2.15 154% 15%, ‘would’ .be much disappointed . the An cars has practically no limit,-—The}; shipments from America to England signs of mutepy by a portion of the . Republicans bere and is not a ebeer-_ ful subject of conversation, witb” those of the party that have endorsed his. ‘Southern _ policy’’heretoforeIndeed, I think slmost everyone if there was nota lively ‘‘shindy’’ in~augurated when Congress convenes in extra session on the 4th of June. Ex-Senator Wade's letter has acied asa fire brand on material already to blaze up whetiever the fire should be applied; snd * should Hampton and Nicolls fail tolive up toa rigid compliance with the profase prompredicted that the President would have to make buck tracks,’else be would find bimself withouta party, Many peonle here are rather disposed to applaud the English opposition in its severe catechism of the Government, as to its position towards the principal belligerents in the impending Lurco-Russian war. There stillexists among many people residing at or visiting Washington, much latent di like to the party now in power in England, because of iis unfriendly attitude towards us during our late war; and anythiag tendto embarrass the Government while ‘administered by it will be hatled by such, with feelings of-sutisfaction. It is said taat Mr. Evarts is watebing tyrannical Spanish Governor General of Cubs with a vigilant eye. with a view of tripping him up, should he attempt to collect the ruinous taxes, amounting virtually to against Americag property holdersiu that Island, among other foreigners. But the reported instructions which that official bas received from the Home Government to cease all forcipble attempts atjits ‘collection from subjects of the Geriman Empire will . probally be successfully urged to protect the preperty of all aliens doing business in avy.part of Cuba. Knox. > -_ An Omaha man is doubly in trouble. with a girl, and the wife is ¢basing she is chasing bhim>~The chasers have joinedin the pursuit, and he fears the warst if they catch him. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Monpay, April 30th, 1877, John Pattison City Bb Guscetti Ranch JB Kearns do RS benham san Franeisco_ J BSawt le Rocklin Harry Gray Quaker Hill CH Chase Uity ET Worthly Washington * William J Crase, Grass Valley E W Roberts : O D Campbell Blue Tent @ D Skillings City H Kokler Washington Jehn Nelson & wife San Jaan ?as Fraser Rapch John Nelson Ranch Louis Brindgeon do W H Smith San Francisco _ J Hibbard “Ventral Homse John Robertson Steep Hollow F W Jordan You bet : W C Parcoe Washington “Wa D Knights Sacran ento G 3 Griffiths San Francisco Jno Brown do Miss Leavitt doJas H Torkin Grass Valley W 8 Miller Marysville HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. #. EDDY, Proprietor. Monpay, April 30th, 1877. H Cooper V Flume C Ienfieldt Washington O Bradley Dutch Fiat © Smith French Corral Miss hose do Miss Kitts Willow Valley JF Parsons City R Polglase Uregon House Broderick Co) Hill ises they have made, it is now freely~ confiscation, that have been assessedHe deserted bis wife to elope. him. Then he deserted the girl, and . Entrance on Pine street, ~ Residence on East Broad St. , newt door above E. M.—Prestcn’s._Orders left at Preston’s Drug Store will be pronyptly atten‘ied to. ~—UONSTABLE'S SALE. Y virtue of an execution to me di rected and delivered, issued trem the Gourt of Leopold Garthe, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township ef Nevada, County of Nevada, State ft California, bearing date April 28th, 1877, on a judgment rendered in said. Court on the 24th day of April, 1877, in favor ot Frank Eileyinan, and against Joseph L: wis, for the sum of One Hundred and Nine‘nige apd 63-100 dollars damages, and Welveand 30-100 dollars costs of suit. together wiih coste that may accrue, all pay‘able ia U. 8. gold. om, [have levied upon all the right, title and interest «f Joseph Lewis of, in and-to the following proper: ty, viz: That certain town lot ‘lying and being on Bridge Street, im the City of Nevada, designated on the offici:] map of suid city a» Lot 1 in Block 32. Notice is hereby givem that I shall expose the same for sale at peblic auction om Saturday, the 25th day of way, 1877, between the hours of 9 Ae M. and.6 e’clock —— P. . eee said day im front. (of the Court House, in tne city< of Nevada, for cash, in U.S. gold cointo the highest bidder, to satisfy said judgment and costs. WICLIAM SCOTT, ~ Constable of Nev.da Township, J.M. Walling, Attorney for Pinintif¥ “" Nevada City, May 1 1877. STREETS, over Preston’s Drug sore, to please «}} and my prices are VERY LOW. apls-1m MRS. M. A. STERLING, Application for a Patent to a. seamen 8 na UnIreD States Lanp OFFICE, __. $ cramento, Cal., March 29,1877. § 7° . Gregan thichird Jude, whose Post Oifice is Nevaca City Nevada County Gat. : have made ‘application for Patent for fifteen-hundred linear feet-of the: Omegn Quirtz vein ‘or lode, Bearing gold, with surface ground 200 feet in width, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, Cal.,emd desccibed in the plat.and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz= Survey of Exterior Bonndaries Begiun gata post marked ONo, 2, at western ¢nd of ledge, frm which a pitch . pine 35 inches in. diameter bears.8 27° —i 30-Jinks. distant. Thence varying 18° BN 4°, W 1.52 chains to ‘a post marked ONO. 3, for NW corner. “ Thence N 86> K 22.72 chains, set a cedar pout marked ONo, 4, fur NE corner, from which & pitcls pine 4 thelies in diameter bears 8 38° W, 2f links distent. Lhence s4>. E 1.52 chhins,post marked O be, 1, at eastern end of edge. 3.03 chains set a cedar post marked O No. 5, for SE corner, Thence $ 86° W 22732 chains. set a cedar post marked O No. 6,fursW corner. Thence N 4° W 1.51 ehains to post marked O No. 2 at western.emd of ledge »nd place of beginning, and containing 688 acres. and designated as Lot No. 57. In Section 9, Township 16 Nerth, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said. location was made by the applicants May 15, 1876, and is on record im the Oftice of the County kKecorder of Nevada County, at. Nevada City. Adjoining ¢lain.auts the claim of Jemes Kitts, on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thercto are hereby re.,uired to present the same before this Office within sitty daysfrom the first day of publishirg bereot. : TB. McFARLAND Register. Johnson & Cross Attys. for Applicants. ‘ % apl FUN! FUN! FUN! _ NEVADA THEATRE, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, GUARDIAN’S SALE. WY! OTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to an ordér this day duly made by ihe Probste Court, im and for the County ot Nevade, State of California, authorizing the wndersigued, as Guardian: of the e-tates of kmily CkRamberlain, Freddy Cham-. beriain and .Mary Chamberlain, minor My stock has been selecte® with a view © OTICEH is hereby given, that Edward ~ 2 atti heire of U. L. Chamberlain, deceased, to « sell at public or at.private sale, certain ~ serious i! His man: all right If yor see the ¢ Positive] ‘ene this city The r the Dire Railroad Tuesday fea amine th with som “age, and ~~pnkle, a around u A move is though an imme the Ridg: Railroud way of M: _ there will here and » proved. A meet city will House o1 purpose ¢ City Tru will be a. Uptot Mining C has paid . ers.of $2 having be -. last mont The Gr day conta view of t Tbe mini of our cot “ibg, We ar The 8c) place on] @ glorious 1 THE WORLD RENOWNED CHICAGO MINSTRELS, HIS Troupe, lately arrived from the : East, where they met with tremendous success. ‘They have performed m all the lesding cities of this State, and are ecknowledged by the Press and Public, as being FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. The Company is composed of the tollowing Well known aftists: MATT CARROLL, W. MAXWELL, THOS, WILSON, WESLEY KING, CHAS. EASTWUOD, GEO. C. SLALEY, ED WARD, FRANK WEST, FRANK REED, JOHN SORG, AN D — Admiission.. Back Seats Reserved seats can be had without extra charge at P. H. Belden’s Drug Store. FOR CITY MARSHAL. ATT DAILY, is hereby anpounced as a candidate for the ottice of CITY MAKSHAL, subject to the decision of the voters of Nevada City: ~¥OR CITY MARSHAL. OHN HUTCHINSON is _ hereby>.announced asa Candidate fer the office ot City Marshal, subject to the decision of . the voters of Nevada City. Election—Monday, May 7th, 1877. FOR CI1Y MARSHAL. B. MORRISON is hereby announced @ a5 a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, subject’ to the de. eision ofthe peuple._Election May 7th, 1877 ap 29 FOR-CITY ASSESSOR. _8. LONG is hereby announced as -¥ @ 3 candidate for re-election to the office uf City Assessor, subject to the decision of the voters of Nevaia City. Elec. tion, Monday, May 7, 1877. mal KEYSTONE SALOON, errr errr) . COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, Fes Meats ofWhisky, Wines, Ale, Porter and Cigars, Where PETTIT & BORDWELL, will always be ready to serve their customers. Commercial Street, next door to Kent's merket. ; gplo Commercial Street, Nevada City. The Finest S:loon in all its appointments outside of * §an Francisco and Sacramento, 4 éhoicest Wines, Liquors, and ci, gars, constantly e om hand, . Fancy Drinks Specialty. op BABTM EL ¢ CLARE. SILVER PALACE SALOON,real estate and personal property Delong: ing to the cstate of said minors, fully descriLed in said order, 1 offer at private sale all and singular, the right, titie and interest of the said minor heirs of, in end to thuse certaili mines, mining claims and mill property, situated, lying and being in Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada tu-wit:. 1. hac certain quartz mining claim, commencing st a stake near Watt's house, ami extending thence northerly, on the north and south vein, with the dips, angles and ‘variatious, to a staké in the muiddle.of Rhode Island Kavine, called the “Trewhella Mine,” together with all and ‘. singular the machiney and works therewith connected. 2. Those certain mining. claims situate on "the southerly slope of Gold Hill, commencing at a stake near Watt’s house, and running southerly on . said north and’ south vein 250 feet to Sradden & Co’s jine,with dips,angles and variations. 3. The Gola Hiii mining claim, commencing “at the ea-tern boundary of Wm, Watt & Co’s. cliim, and running easterly on the ledge known as the east and west vein 600 feet toward the Trewhe}la claim. «4. That im gular, quadrilatera' mining claim on Massacuusetts HiN, adjeizing the Kecky Bar claim, 5, That large mining claim situate on Massachu»sette Hill, between the Boston Ravine Co's and the New York Hiil Co's claims. 6. One fourth part, undivided, of the Cincinnati Hiliclaim. 7. ‘that certaia quartz mill, ‘known as the ‘‘Gold Hiil Mill,” with the ill site whereon the sime‘is erected, being Lut No.2,in Block No. 3, mm South Grass Valley, and Lot No, 23 in Block No. 43,in thetown of Gra-s Valiey, with all the machinery and appurtenances. 8. Lot Ne. 1, in Lleck No. 50, inthe town of Grass Vuiley, b ing the reservoir lot. 9All tiose certain mining claims situated sn Rhode Island Ravi‘-e, commencing at the mouth f vold Hiil tunnel, snd runnivg northwesterly 636 feet to south line of Waiston’s claims. 1). Lot No. 8, in Block No-1, in Sowth Grass Valley: 11. Office furnitere viz: One iron safe, one pair of gold scales, one desk, two chairs and oné steve. — Sealed proposals -for_ the purchase of the whole of the above described -property, as one lot’cr pa-cel, Will, be received by me, on the premises at guid Gold Hill Mill, or at the Jaw office of £, WRoberts, Grass Vailey, until 12 0’c ork, M. of the 1.th day .f May, A. D. 137i. And also for the following pezsopal property, at the same time and place, vizUne tank of quicksilver; one lot of old copper platcs, ~ . s WILLIAM J. CRASE, Guardian of the estate of Emily, Freddy and Mary Chamberiain, minors. Clark Gbu-ch.li; of San Francisco, and E. W._ Roberts. attorneys_for _GuardiaD. April 30th 1877. td. 4 — NOTICE! All persons indebted to August Lademan are requested to come forward within Thirty Days and settle their bills with we, and save costs. ; LEOP. GARTHF, -~ Justice of the Peace. Nevada City, Apr. 27, 1877. ee County, Sulifornia, described as follows, _ A. -~and theol Miss Ai who has . mento for home Sun The nev laid betwe across Kel pleted inwill prove those who The wag and Grass -dition tha The hot various ch $ o’clock o’clock. Dave M Narrow G __ Francisco operation turned ho His eyes, ¢ simed hi: train. Quite a: getting rea Bartlett Sr left-here la: and in a fe Miss Anni willgo. S go during t All perso the Pablic ~ next, must to-the De; They shoul plainly labe ina bex ca grounds on _ ceived up t day evening The grape ship, belo. failare. Ti nipped. Al kind has ocx \ Ina few < Summer G Palace Dry will do well goods.

NEVADA CITY, CAL. =ednéiiay; May 9, 1877. — Vv Mining News. The Republic mine, lorated near been purchrsed by some early set‘preparations are being made,to erect The vein is very. wide and is free tilling ore, there being but little or ho sulphurets in the quartz, The it. The Republic is located.in the _-great quartz belt which raus parallel Plumas counties. power, and is owned by an English Republic The Watt Drift Mining Company, located on the Blue Gravel channel, between North Bloomfield ahd ing and bLoisting: ‘This company has the heaviest machinety in use of this class of miningin the State. They ate now dowa with their main shaft some 60 feet; and, judging from energy now displayed by the managers of this company, we expect tapid and great results. new and active enterprises at weulthy men of the county. dially invite more judge for th and character. wealth is here; we need capital to opea and develop our mines, and then when that is doné, we shall have a tiinirg district second to none on this coast. ~ i ne ne The Pic-nic. Mx. Evrton:—I aee by the last is: gue of the ‘Tnanscarer thatthe Board of Education propose to give an expursion and pic-nic next Friday to the children of the public school., I tegret very much the selection of the day.. Now there are, I think, about one bundred and fifty Catholic cbiltiren attending this school. What will be the effect of this arrangement with repatd to them? They must either stay at home or deny thempelves the use of meat at the piec-nic. That-.is certainly quite a trial to subject children to, especially when the wppetite has been sharpened by a long ride aud the other exercieves on the grounds. I, however, bave that faith in our Catholic children as to Yeol assured that such as might ¢hoose to go, will not dishonor thempelves or their religion. As the Board of Education may uot have advected to this diffeulty, I only wish by these few remarks (o call __ their attention, with all respect, to the fact that for Gathotie children, a pic-nie on Friday is about as much uf a bardsbip as of a pleasure. Kev. Danis Magaauee. Meeting Friday Nighe. _ We huve been requested by a number of petsuns to state that there will be.a meeting of tho citizens, at the Court Huous¢, on Friday evening, at 8 o’cluck, for tue purpose of making nominatiotis for City Trur‘tees, ~The election will tako place on Monday next. In order th uyvid all growling in the fatdre; evéry votéris earnestly ‘requested to attéud and take (ari inthe proctedings, >» 5a tu oceania eee naa fureka, of this county, has_ recently. tlers and farmers of this State; and 90stamp mill upon the mive. "nd the conveniences for mining and __nillfag could not be better improved. . It is estimated that the cost will not be more than $3.50 to mill and mine the o¥e, Welook upon this as one of the most substintial and steady mines in the county, and believe the ‘ enterptise has a good future before. -toterms of imprisonment at San! company. The ore is of the same character and grade as that of the Moore's Flat, huve recently parchased a 60-horse power engine for pumpThe Daily Granseript News Itettts. . ‘Tie Oakland Tronscript says:— What the bonanza men do with their money is a mystery to the pubfie. Four or five have a joint reventteof not less than & milion a month. ‘When Balston lived, he put bis money itrto enterprises that were calculated to benefit other people as well as hitdself, and Sharon follows that policy now. All the profits a few are deriving from the Comstock cannot be loaned at big rates of interest, but . it dves not find its way into industrial enterprises; it is of scarcely any benefit to the State. Asnearly everybody has contributed something t¢ swell the fortanes of these men, it is quite natural that they—sbould_in= du'ge it conjectures-as-to where they All who neglected to attend the performance given by the Chicago Minstreia, at the Theatre last night, should not fail to attend their second performance this evening, if being their last appearance here. Those who bave seen them have no hesitancy in saying it is a splendid company, and the audience get more than their money’s worthinfun. Tf & meritorious show gets a good audience bere, other first class compapies are sure tu come; but if, on the contrary they buve slim houses, we will only get that class of perfor.ances known as. bilks. Give the minstrels a good house to-night, avd Gur Washington Letter. Wasnrnatom, D. C. April 29, 1877. Ep, Tussscnipt.—The triumph of Mrs, Gaines, the pertinacions litle litigant who is well kpown bere, is much. talked about. The decision in her favor is said to involve # large proportion of the territory of New Orleans und in some otber portions of Louisiana. Itis a fall recognition of ber rights as°a.cbild of Daviel Clark, and as bis heir under his will of 1813. The. decrea—of the Court requires the present custodians of the property to accouptto a master in Chancery ; not only for the. property in question, but for all its accumulations and ousts mapy inpopeflormers. a are putting it. The Chico incendiaries have probably come to a full realization that this is a free* country; five or six houseburners having been sentenced Quentin, ranging “from five to twenty The lesso they bave thus years. —___-__49 the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and . Jearned will not be without its sala‘extends through Nevada, Sierra and It is in this great belt that the Sierra Batte-mine.is_loeated, which hq4s been worked for the past. 20 years, nnd has disbursed monthly dividends regularly for 48 gonsecutive years, . The Sierra Butte hus an 80-stamp mill.run by water tary.effect upon others who, like themselves, entertain Joose motions conceruing the rights of employers. _ The Louisiana Commission has returned to’Washington. They called ut the Executive Mansion, reported the result of their mission, and were thanked by the President for the satisfactory manver in which they had discharzed their duties. © = + Londow-has ghostly sensation. It is said that recently, on Several occasiois, a phantom carriage and four white horses with a ghostly occupant has been seen in Hyde Park, round which it takes a turn and then verishes. Buopor has it that the figure who fakes the airing is George IV. In answer to thé question why do yoting men leave the farm? the editor of thé Cincinnati Saturday Night replies: ‘‘We think it is because a farm is acumbrous and inconvenient thing Jacots & Sargent are making prepatatibns to-siok a shaft upon their mine at Quaker Hill for drift mining. A considerable~portion of their ground cannot be bottomed ty hydraulic mining, and it is known that the bed rock is very rich, ag portions of it has been worked in the adjoining. claims -which.paid largely, The great future of this gounty is in drift mining, and in jarge quartz veins. Many of our the present time are owned by the We would especially call the attention of sapitalists to this county, and corthem to come and visit some/of our mines “and fselves of their lasting The for a young man to take along with him.” ~ : The charges: recently preferred against Governor B, F. Potts, of Montana, have been supplemented by others of a yet more conclusive, character, and a Washington special gravely hints that Mr. Potts’ lease of offizial life will be of a short yet troubled-duration. There is an impression that the war between Russia and Turkey is to be a long contest. Wethink not, for the reason that Raseia and~Turkey have both been supplying themselves for montbs past with immense quantities of the best modern weapons of warfare. When. they fall to killing one another,tbe slaughter will be great. They hate each other, ind will be likely to fight furiously and do but little running. lodes ox from a perpendioalar in their course downward as to extend outside of the vw Warning to Peddlers---TheLaw. Every traveling merchant, hawker, or peddler who uses a wagon, boat, or ather water craft, or one or more animals, for the purpose of vending goods, wares or merchandise of any kivd, must pay for a license fifteen dollars per month, Every traveling merchant, hawker or peddler who carries a pack_and vends goods, wares or merchandise, must pay for a li. cense five dollars per month. If the above law is not immediately complied with by peddlers in Nevada county, I will at ohce commence Griminal proceedings against all such offenders. Send for your licenses and save trouble. J. N. Payne, County Collector. United States Mining Laws, There is one sectfon of the United States mining laws which every prospector should understand. It is as follows. Sxc. 3. That the locators of all mining locations heretofore or which shall héereaffer be made on any oiineral vein or ledge situat don tbe publicdomain “ *~ * * shall have the exclusive right of possess. ion-and enjoyment of all the surface includ:d within the lines’ of Jocations and all veins, lodes and ledges thronghout their entire depth, the}, top or apex of which lies inside of the surface lines extending downward, vertically,although such veins, ledges may so far depart: vertical sidelines of said surface. locations. ” Bro Srx feels Traully sure of liberty, He 8 this morning avd there is no de¥ that the lUdency is good. He looks forward to’11 his cell soon and be ought to leave it 12 ersed in prison lore, Ob I3ly! . 2 th [eent parties from possessions for} which the city gave-them full war. co plement : The Pittsburg.The Union has the following notice of the above mine; or old Wigham mine has taken on new life under the present ownership of the new company and the FSuperintendency of Captain Jobn rience. The main incline is down 70 feet. On the 7th level a drift bas beev run 150 feet south throngh a fine-ore ebute, and a winze is about . completed between the 6th and 7th } . levels south, all the way in good ore.} ‘The ore taken from this winze mills $30.per ton, An air compressor is now ‘being. put in at the Pittsburg,and just as soon as the boiler js put in place, whieb will be i about: arweek, the power drills will be set to work sink+ -the &h level, and in robping The Pittsburg} White,@ miner of many years expe. RLING’S DRY GOODS STORE. _ COMMERCIAL STREET, OPPOSITE AVING returned from San Francise HA Tove juss received ore of the Largest and most Beautiful. _ jStocks of Spring and Summer a Staple amd Fancy Goods, er brought to ts city, tol which I cal} Liven Suits for Ladies, Misses and Children. A Full Line of Ladies’ Underwear. Cashmeres, Poplins, Alpaccas, Mohairs, :Muslins, Calicoes, etc, MILLINERY G600Ds, -Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, MRS. STE the drifts. The drills to be nsed are the'National,” add are s.id to be Taxing Growing Creps.— The law requires the County Assessur tu tax growing crops, but it is a dead letter in nearly every southern county in the State says the Appeal. It never should have encawplenty of “tangible property” in the ‘Siaie, whose tax vulue can be ascef. bered condition of its docket. bered the revenue bill. ~~ Tiere is} The case will undoubtedly go to the Suprete Court, but it is not thought likely to be reached {1 souie yeurs, because of the encumranty. ca The President's * order withdrawing the troops stationed in New Orticipated, _bas been received by open leans to their barracks, “thougu an: } &e, SOLE AGEN? FOR an improvement, on acconnt of their strength and simplicity, over other meebines. At the deptbof 800 feet the tnain pay chate of the miue will be ent, when big results are expected H. W. VALANTINE. M. D:, 2 “RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, *~ tained, fut-reverue~purposes:—if not, let the per cent of vuluation be . “. raised. Growing crops have no valuation. They may céase to grow any day iu Aprilaud Muy and wither to dust. . Where growing crops are -listed by the County Assessor and the tax paid, the farmer will have a just cluim upon the Board of Equalization for relief in ull cases where the crops fail. Legitimate property fur taxation has increased largely in the State the past ten years and there is no necessity of straining over the law which requires the listing of ali preperty to its fall value. -Butthe farmers-must not eensure the . efficers whu are required to assess growing crops and coliect taxes onthem. The Legislature which wakes such outrageous laws is the party at fault. We advise all farmers tu list growing crops under protest and come buck upow'the Board of Equalization for relief. Decisions of the Supreme Court, in analagous cases, are aguinst any such taxation, The’ Assessor of Yuba county is using careful discretion in this matter, and ‘where the crops are dubious the doubt is given in favor of the farmer. Cutting Affray. The Union says: Two young men, named Patrick Ryan and Henry Savage, became enguged in a quarrel in the vicinity. of Allison Runch, on Sunday afternoon, and. from. word finally came to blows. In the melee Ryan drew a pocket knife and gave Suvage several cuts about the arms aud body. They are not very serious, and no bad result is anticpated from them. “A fighting article of bevzine is said to have been the immediate provoker of tbe quarrel. The young men were born~and raised at the ‘*Ranch,” and have always. borne good reputations. examination in regard to the affray will be held in Court on Friday. eo Tue enterprise of shipping fruit and dressed meats in refrigerator have increased so largely that English dealers.are trying to do away with the middle men, whose profits so largely increase the price of meats, Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following. are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday mourning — opening and closing. 1280 Ophir 12 11%. 1850 Mexican 6% 534 1170 Best & Beicner, 865 Savage 24. 1675 Califorvia 3134 32: 1700 Gon Virginia 3144 315. 2500 Imperial .70 .70.-835 Belcher 4 4%. 1100 Exchequer 1.90 1.85. 1200 Overman 12 11% 625 Justice, 6 534. 450 Gould & Curry 434 4.65. 360. Hule & Norcross 144 1.40 605 Chollar, 29 3024. 130 Utab, 87%. 1920 Yellow Jacket, 5 4.90 435 Alpha, 94 ‘9. 925 Sierra Nevada, 344 3.33. 1210 Union Con, 2% 2.65 2000 Julia, .40.35, 10 Seg. Belcher, 12 2650 Crown Point 4% 4.85. 10 Confidénee 24%. Yesterday, Afteruoon’s Sales Overman, 10° ; Culiforuia, 29%. . Con. Va.-3024— Crown Pom, 5 Hest & Belcher; 15. Ophir 9% Gold & Curry 46 434 , Nortbern Belle, lo 1434 New Cose, 3%. Leopard, 234 2.15 154% 15%, ‘would’ .be much disappointed . the An cars has practically no limit,-—The}; shipments from America to England signs of mutepy by a portion of the . Republicans bere and is not a ebeer-_ ful subject of conversation, witb” those of the party that have endorsed his. ‘Southern _ policy’’heretoforeIndeed, I think slmost everyone if there was nota lively ‘‘shindy’’ in~augurated when Congress convenes in extra session on the 4th of June. Ex-Senator Wade's letter has acied asa fire brand on material already to blaze up whetiever the fire should be applied; snd * should Hampton

and Nicolls fail tolive up toa rigid compliance with the profase prompredicted that the President would have to make buck tracks,’else be would find bimself withouta party, Many peonle here are rather disposed to applaud the English opposition in its severe catechism of the Government, as to its position towards the principal belligerents in the impending Lurco-Russian war. There stillexists among many people residing at or visiting Washington, much latent di like to the party now in power in England, because of iis unfriendly attitude towards us during our late war; and anythiag tendto embarrass the Government while ‘administered by it will be hatled by such, with feelings of-sutisfaction. It is said taat Mr. Evarts is watebing tyrannical Spanish Governor General of Cubs with a vigilant eye. with a view of tripping him up, should he attempt to collect the ruinous taxes, amounting virtually to against Americag property holdersiu that Island, among other foreigners. But the reported instructions which that official bas received from the Home Government to cease all forcipble attempts atjits ‘collection from subjects of the Geriman Empire will . probally be successfully urged to protect the preperty of all aliens doing business in avy.part of Cuba. Knox. > -_ An Omaha man is doubly in trouble. with a girl, and the wife is ¢basing she is chasing bhim>~The chasers have joinedin the pursuit, and he fears the warst if they catch him. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Monpay, April 30th, 1877, John Pattison City Bb Guscetti Ranch JB Kearns do RS benham san Franeisco_ J BSawt le Rocklin Harry Gray Quaker Hill CH Chase Uity ET Worthly Washington * William J Crase, Grass Valley E W Roberts : O D Campbell Blue Tent @ D Skillings City H Kokler Washington Jehn Nelson & wife San Jaan ?as Fraser Rapch John Nelson Ranch Louis Brindgeon do W H Smith San Francisco _ J Hibbard “Ventral Homse John Robertson Steep Hollow F W Jordan You bet : W C Parcoe Washington “Wa D Knights Sacran ento G 3 Griffiths San Francisco Jno Brown do Miss Leavitt doJas H Torkin Grass Valley W 8 Miller Marysville HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S. #. EDDY, Proprietor. Monpay, April 30th, 1877. H Cooper V Flume C Ienfieldt Washington O Bradley Dutch Fiat © Smith French Corral Miss hose do Miss Kitts Willow Valley JF Parsons City R Polglase Uregon House Broderick Co) Hill ises they have made, it is now freely~ confiscation, that have been assessedHe deserted bis wife to elope. him. Then he deserted the girl, and . Entrance on Pine street, ~ Residence on East Broad St. , newt door above E. M.—Prestcn’s._Orders left at Preston’s Drug Store will be pronyptly atten‘ied to. ~—UONSTABLE'S SALE. Y virtue of an execution to me di rected and delivered, issued trem the Gourt of Leopold Garthe, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township ef Nevada, County of Nevada, State ft California, bearing date April 28th, 1877, on a judgment rendered in said. Court on the 24th day of April, 1877, in favor ot Frank Eileyinan, and against Joseph L: wis, for the sum of One Hundred and Nine‘nige apd 63-100 dollars damages, and Welveand 30-100 dollars costs of suit. together wiih coste that may accrue, all pay‘able ia U. 8. gold. om, [have levied upon all the right, title and interest «f Joseph Lewis of, in and-to the following proper: ty, viz: That certain town lot ‘lying and being on Bridge Street, im the City of Nevada, designated on the offici:] map of suid city a» Lot 1 in Block 32. Notice is hereby givem that I shall expose the same for sale at peblic auction om Saturday, the 25th day of way, 1877, between the hours of 9 Ae M. and.6 e’clock —— P. . eee said day im front. (of the Court House, in tne city< of Nevada, for cash, in U.S. gold cointo the highest bidder, to satisfy said judgment and costs. WICLIAM SCOTT, ~ Constable of Nev.da Township, J.M. Walling, Attorney for Pinintif¥ “" Nevada City, May 1 1877. STREETS, over Preston’s Drug sore, to please «}} and my prices are VERY LOW. apls-1m MRS. M. A. STERLING, Application for a Patent to a. seamen 8 na UnIreD States Lanp OFFICE, __. $ cramento, Cal., March 29,1877. § 7° . Gregan thichird Jude, whose Post Oifice is Nevaca City Nevada County Gat. : have made ‘application for Patent for fifteen-hundred linear feet-of the: Omegn Quirtz vein ‘or lode, Bearing gold, with surface ground 200 feet in width, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, Cal.,emd desccibed in the plat.and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz= Survey of Exterior Bonndaries Begiun gata post marked ONo, 2, at western ¢nd of ledge, frm which a pitch . pine 35 inches in. diameter bears.8 27° —i 30-Jinks. distant. Thence varying 18° BN 4°, W 1.52 chains to ‘a post marked ONO. 3, for NW corner. “ Thence N 86> K 22.72 chains, set a cedar pout marked ONo, 4, fur NE corner, from which & pitcls pine 4 thelies in diameter bears 8 38° W, 2f links distent. Lhence s4>. E 1.52 chhins,post marked O be, 1, at eastern end of edge. 3.03 chains set a cedar post marked O No. 5, for SE corner, Thence $ 86° W 22732 chains. set a cedar post marked O No. 6,fursW corner. Thence N 4° W 1.51 ehains to post marked O No. 2 at western.emd of ledge »nd place of beginning, and containing 688 acres. and designated as Lot No. 57. In Section 9, Township 16 Nerth, Range 9 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian. Said. location was made by the applicants May 15, 1876, and is on record im the Oftice of the County kKecorder of Nevada County, at. Nevada City. Adjoining ¢lain.auts the claim of Jemes Kitts, on the West. All persons holding any adverse claims thercto are hereby re.,uired to present the same before this Office within sitty daysfrom the first day of publishirg bereot. : TB. McFARLAND Register. Johnson & Cross Attys. for Applicants. ‘ % apl FUN! FUN! FUN! _ NEVADA THEATRE, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, GUARDIAN’S SALE. WY! OTICE is hereby given, that pursuant to an ordér this day duly made by ihe Probste Court, im and for the County ot Nevade, State of California, authorizing the wndersigued, as Guardian: of the e-tates of kmily CkRamberlain, Freddy Cham-. beriain and .Mary Chamberlain, minor My stock has been selecte® with a view © OTICEH is hereby given, that Edward ~ 2 atti heire of U. L. Chamberlain, deceased, to « sell at public or at.private sale, certain ~ serious i! His man: all right If yor see the ¢ Positive] ‘ene this city The r the Dire Railroad Tuesday fea amine th with som “age, and ~~pnkle, a around u A move is though an imme the Ridg: Railroud way of M: _ there will here and » proved. A meet city will House o1 purpose ¢ City Tru will be a. Uptot Mining C has paid . ers.of $2 having be -. last mont The Gr day conta view of t Tbe mini of our cot “ibg, We ar The 8c) place on] @ glorious 1 THE WORLD RENOWNED CHICAGO MINSTRELS, HIS Troupe, lately arrived from the : East, where they met with tremendous success. ‘They have performed m all the lesding cities of this State, and are ecknowledged by the Press and Public, as being FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. The Company is composed of the tollowing Well known aftists: MATT CARROLL, W. MAXWELL, THOS, WILSON, WESLEY KING, CHAS. EASTWUOD, GEO. C. SLALEY, ED WARD, FRANK WEST, FRANK REED, JOHN SORG, AN D — Admiission... Back Seats Reserved seats can be had without extra charge at P. H. Belden’s Drug Store. FOR CITY MARSHAL. ATT DAILY, is hereby anpounced as a candidate for the ottice of CITY MAKSHAL, subject to the decision of the voters of Nevada City: ~¥OR CITY MARSHAL. OHN HUTCHINSON is _ hereby>.announced asa Candidate fer the office ot City Marshal, subject to the decision of . the voters of Nevada City. Election—Monday, May 7th, 1877. FOR CI1Y MARSHAL. B. MORRISON is hereby announced @ a5 a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal, subject’ to the de. eision ofthe peuple._Election May 7th, 1877 ap 29 FOR-CITY ASSESSOR. _8. LONG is hereby announced as -¥ @ 3 candidate for re-election to the office uf City Assessor, subject to the decision of the voters of Nevaia City. Elec. tion, Monday, May 7, 1877. mal KEYSTONE SALOON, errr errr) . COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, Fes Meats ofWhisky, Wines, Ale, Porter and Cigars, Where PETTIT & BORDWELL, will always be ready to serve their customers. Commercial Street, next door to Kent's merket. ; gplo Commercial Street, Nevada City. The Finest S:loon in all its appointments outside of * §an Francisco and Sacramento, 4 éhoicest Wines, Liquors, and ci, gars, constantly e om hand, . Fancy Drinks Specialty. op BABTM EL ¢ CLARE. SILVER PALACE SALOON,real estate and personal property Delong: ing to the cstate of said minors, fully descriLed in said order, 1 offer at private sale all and singular, the right, titie and interest of the said minor heirs of, in end to thuse certaili mines, mining claims and mill property, situated, lying and being in Grass Valley Mining District, Nevada tu-wit:. 1. hac certain quartz mining claim, commencing st a stake near Watt's house, ami extending thence northerly, on the north and south vein, with the dips, angles and ‘variatious, to a staké in the muiddle.of Rhode Island Kavine, called the “Trewhella Mine,” together with all and ‘. singular the machiney and works therewith connected. 2. Those certain mining. claims situate on "the southerly slope of Gold Hill, commencing at a stake near Watt’s house, and running southerly on . said north and’ south vein 250 feet to Sradden & Co’s jine,with dips,angles and variations. 3. The Gola Hiii mining claim, commencing “at the ea-tern boundary of Wm, Watt & Co’s. cliim, and running easterly on the ledge known as the east and west vein 600 feet toward the Trewhe}la claim. «4. That im gular, quadrilatera' mining claim on Massacuusetts HiN, adjeizing the Kecky Bar claim, 5, That large mining claim situate on Massachu»sette Hill, between the Boston Ravine Co's and the New York Hiil Co's claims. 6. One fourth part, undivided, of the Cincinnati Hiliclaim. 7. ‘that certaia quartz mill, ‘known as the ‘‘Gold Hiil Mill,” with the ill site whereon the sime‘is erected, being Lut No.2,in Block No. 3, mm South Grass Valley, and Lot No, 23 in Block No. 43,in thetown of Gra-s Valiey, with all the machinery and appurtenances. 8. Lot Ne. 1, in Lleck No. 50, inthe town of Grass Vuiley, b ing the reservoir lot. 9All tiose certain mining claims situated sn Rhode Island Ravi‘-e, commencing at the mouth f vold Hiil tunnel, snd runnivg northwesterly 636 feet to south line of Waiston’s claims. 1). Lot No. 8, in Block No-1, in Sowth Grass Valley: 11. Office furnitere viz: One iron safe, one pair of gold scales, one desk, two chairs and oné steve. — Sealed proposals -for_ the purchase of the whole of the above described -property, as one lot’cr pa-cel, Will, be received by me, on the premises at guid Gold Hill Mill, or at the Jaw office of £, WRoberts, Grass Vailey, until 12 0’c ork, M. of the 1.th day .f May, A. D. 137i. And also for the following pezsopal property, at the same time and place, vizUne tank of quicksilver; one lot of old copper platcs, ~ . s WILLIAM J. CRASE, Guardian of the estate of Emily, Freddy and Mary Chamberiain, minors. Clark Gbu-ch.li; of San Francisco, and E. W._ Roberts. attorneys_for _GuardiaD. April 30th 1877. td. 4 — NOTICE! All persons indebted to August Lademan are requested to come forward within Thirty Days and settle their bills with we, and save costs. ; LEOP. GARTHF, -~ Justice of the Peace. Nevada City, Apr. 27, 1877. ee County, Sulifornia, described as follows, _ A. -~and theol Miss Ai who has . mento for home Sun The nev laid betwe across Kel pleted inwill prove those who The wag and Grass -dition tha The hot various ch $ o’clock o’clock. Dave M Narrow G __ Francisco operation turned ho His eyes, ¢ simed hi: train. Quite a: getting rea Bartlett Sr left-here la: and in a fe Miss Anni willgo. S go during t All perso the Pablic ~ next, must to-the De; They shoul plainly labe ina bex ca grounds on _ ceived up t day evening The grape ship, belo. failare. Ti nipped. Al kind has ocx \ Ina few < Summer G Palace Dry will do well goods.