May 21, 1877 (4 pages)

ss Badger’> Park, Owkliud, on the 9th of June next, ” nounced officially thatin a few days Bh Daily Sranseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ a ee ral me } screen Tuesuay, May 21,1877. —— cease nee eae name ot ‘The Re-union. It is now about tbree weeks since it, was decided to bave the grand Nevada County Re-union take place _ It was then aaoall arrangements would be cumplsted and full particvlars publisbed for the benefit of all Nevada County people; but not a word has reached us sivce thea, We think itis _ubout time _ fered our people to attend. ;,place sufficient tine should be given usto get all 1be old Nevada Couuty. the water pressure is strony envugh ) Nevada City, though a severe sufthat the arraugewents.were completed and announced. We want to what reduction theCentrul Pacific} and Nevada County Nurrow Guuge Railroads ure guing to maké, . and what other inducemrnts will be ofIf the grand Re-uvion is rewliy to take. ans together, It is only three weeks from mext Saturday and the time is short enough: to tulk the mutter up and asceruin to a ‘dead moral certainty” bow many contem late goingto Onkl nd. We hope those having the affuirin charge will wake up.and tell us «li about it. Nothing will be guined by letting it drag along till » few days before the time, A great many that we kuvw of desire to attend, but they want kuow all about it just us 00n as pcssible. Oan we get the desired information? We pause for a reply. Nevada City Fire Department, ( Col; Ha G. Shaw, editor of the P Life, who was in this city last week, writesto his paper as follows: ‘‘The equipment of the Nevada Qity Fire Department is nut excelled by that o! avy similar orgauigation in any town of the ‘same size onthe Puci oc Slope. The town is well supplied with fire bydranis, and to throw a stream over the highest building in the place. The depuartment ‘consists of two companies: Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. Q, and Nevada Hose Company, No. 1. Both occupy substantiul two story brick buildings owned by them, the former on .Broad street apd tbe latter on Main street, . Frank E.lerman, an enthusiastic firema., is foreman of Penusylvania Engine Company. The roll of membership contains forty names. ‘The apparatas consists of a hose cart and jumper, with 600 feet of leather and 400 feet of canvas Hose. Mr. Chris. Naffziger is foreman of Nevuds Hose, No.1. This company bas twenty“pix members. They also have a good hose curt and jumper, with 600 feet of carbolized and 300 feet of -==panvas--hose.Inboth-heuses -we +, found the apparatus in good order, but in need of an a; plication of elbow grease and water; there was tov]: much dirt and dust accumulated to The Nevada City Fire ‘Department is governed by a board of five delegates, three chusen from ‘the Pennsylvanias and two from the Nevadas, By the way, we should mention.thut No, 28 have an old hand-engine, which is discarded; also, a proper complement of hooks and ladders. The priceut Chief ,of the Departmentis Mr. Am. Lord, an ivtelligent gentleman, and thoroughly aw fait in fire matters, Both companies have veatly furnished ‘meeting rooms on the upper floors of their houses, and glass-covered cases for their uniforms aud equipment, which were in excellent condition, . ferer from fires in early days has not been afflic.ed in this direction for some time, but it is gratifying to pote that her Fire. Department is well officered aud wellprepared for any emergency.’ Good Rock, The Placer Herald suys: ‘Sheriff ‘and Lawier have recently struck aud ate working a bew ledge near Crosbo’s ranch, about a miie and a half north of Auburn. The rock taken out in sinkivg, up to a recent date, amounted to about three tuna, whieh théy have bud crushed at the Evening Star mill, and realized from it $410 10, or a litile over $130 per ton. This, they say, is average _ Fook, and for au average it certainly ww we Pace, “‘Unised States District Attorney, w Risvteuiea on the 18cb completed the survey,of the proposed sniles——The-maximim grade is 12 The Wagon Road Survey. Under sathority of a resolution of. ‘the.Board of Supervisors, Coutty Surveyor, Pulmer Smith, bas just new county road from Grass Vulley to Sweetland; and Mr. H.8. Bredley has ubout completed the survey of the Nevada braoch of the same road, The-survey follows the general route surveyed by Chief Engineer Bates lust, season, ©-Mr. Smith reports the route ss an-excellent one in every respect —as to grade, muterinl aud cost—and that a road built. on this will possess very superior advantages for freight and travel. The distance from Grass V+ lley to San Juan, by the survey, i615 miles, and from Nevada to San Jaap 13% inches to the rod, with the excer~ tion of a short distance on this side of.the Yuba, which rises to 14 inches. From Deer Creek to the Junction, beyond Newtown, the grade varies from three to six inches to the rod, apparently neayly level; avd frow Shady Creek to Sweetiand the same character of grades. -"Pe-estimates—bavenot-beon fully give the~-Rev. MePheeters. Tax Murysyiile Appeal snys: The preliminary Board.in this case closed ita labors Saturday, but the Rev, Mr. McPheetérs"!:as not yet been served with apy official notice ofits findings. If it be suspehsidn then the tes imony goes before the Trial Board next September at the annual conference for finalarbitrament. The bringing of the charges isan apfortunate one for the barmony and peace of the charch, as public ypibion is most ‘de; decidedly in fuvor of the Rev. Mr. McP beeters. Besides .ibe most outrageous scandals in regard to a number of innocent ‘families’ have been put afloat, and which will require positive and autbenticated denials: to remove. There was an impulsive movement last evening to Mr McPheeters a serenade, by the Marysville Brass Band, but cooler heads advised to the contrary. We allude to this faét merely as an index to public sentiment, Wholesale stealing. The Placer Herald says: A man by the name of I. N‘ Davies, who bas ‘commodation of workingmen. ‘the cash ‘acconnots that frequently -earda, and_said thatthe had been dusted two-or_three minutes, Purapetpsia has several large coffee honses, designed for the ac] Five cents buys cup of good éoffee and a sandwich; eight cents, a plate of meat, potatoes and bread, and four cents a bowl of soup. . A wealthy man conducts charity, and meets the deficiencies in. arise; yet they are ostensibly regular eatingbouses, free, from any ‘free soup-house’’ cbaracteristics, sothat the self-respet ofthe customers is not offended. Tramps and‘ “drapkards ure excluded. ~ A MassacaHusetts youth went toa printer to ask tue price of wedding introduced to a handsome girl the night before who was worth some money, aud thought be would look around to see how much the wedding fixings would’ cost befure proposing. “Avi aboard fur glory! 1? shouted an Arkansas poker player, ay he whipped out bis six-shooter and blazed away~~at his successful adversaries. bnt_it these, plices as a} * 1310 Con Virginia» 2534 25%. The whole -wffuir ouly . . se "Mining . Stocks. _ Yesterday Mornin3’s Sales The following are the qyotations of the Sales at the Regular Board ‘Yesterday porping pening and . closing. 610 Ophir 9 9%. 480 Mexican 5% 5% 960 Gould & Curry 55%. . 1090 Best & Belcher, 1144 11% 3850 C:liforvia 26% 27. 450 Savage 2 70:2%% 445 Chollar, 22 21% 560 Crown Point 544.5%. . ~ 90 Yellow Jacket, 5% 5) eee) 2140 Imperial] 45c. ; 500 Belcher 434 44. 845 Sierra renee, 1% 1.30. 5 Utab 8 190 Bullion, 33.95. : 855 Excheq der 1.95 2.05. 825 Overman 11 114% 605 Jastice, 4.25 4 40 210 Union Con, 2.60 2.55 190 Julia, 1.10. 430 Caledonia 1.80 1.75, Yesierday Afteraoon’ 8 Sale Overman, 10 Con. Va. 25%. Caledonia 1.70 Mexican, 5%. Justice, 4 45 Batlion, 3.20 Yellow Jucket, 5 made up, but the igioniag table, taken from Mr. Smith's memoranda, shows the estimates inade and upproximates, which’ the fall cost of the road will .ot exceed, but believéd to fall somewhat below: Grass Valley to Deer Creek. . ‘$2,800 Deer reek to Newtown.. 5,000 Newtown to Junction. . 1,700 Junction to Yutu River.. 3: 600 River to Shady Creek Summit. 7,000 Summit toSbudy Creek.+. 600 Sbady Creek to Sweetlaud BUMMIE, cicis ss es cee Le Summit to Sweetland.. S00 Bridge at Yob; Raver. 4 000 Btidge at Deer Creek .. cic ee Bridge at Junction.,.. * 600 Bridge at Shady Creek., 60U O. ber small bridges. ..2800 Koud from Nevada to Jauc.ion, ‘4,000 $31,500 The item a $4, 000 for the road upon estimates, as we have not seen Mr. Bradley, but from expressiog of parties who are willing to build the branchfor that sum. The above estimates are for a first claes road, 16 feet in width, with all necessary dilches, culverts, etc, We suppose the est mates will be fully made up in a few duya, and the reporta of Surveyors be—ready for ors, Wedonot know whether the Board means to‘take inimediate . action on the reports, but an extra session is certuinly desirable if the work . is to-be undertaken this season. The Summer is not the best time for doing earthwork, but the rock work can be done at any season of the year, With énergetic work tbis road could be construcied inside of four montkis. The survey of the Bloomfield road has not been ordered, but there is no necessity of delaying action -on the San Juan road, as.it is the desire of the Grass Valley and Nevada communities that this road should be constructed at once.— Union. Machinery. Si, Whiting has taken a contract to carry a large lot of machinery from Grass. Valley to: the Watt Gravel Mining Co's. clainfs, near Moore’s Flat.;-He had his wagons louded up on Saturday, and will land it on the claims in a few days. When the machinery is put up work will be rapidly pushed abead,’ and then we may s00n expect ‘to hear some good news from there. The prospect the company has in striking the channel very rich is exceedingly flattering. Sad Death. Miss Virginia Dulac, aged 14 years, died in this city, ‘on Sunday night ‘lust, She was a very promisgng and lovely girl and her death will be sincerely regretted by all who knew her. She was taken sick several weeks since with diptheria and final‘ly recovered from that when she was taken down with a disease of the heart, which finally caused her death, a all The County Safe. pees Sacramento on Friday last, and on Saturday last it was thoroughly tested in the presence of Messrs. Allav and Brady, Supervisors, and J. N. Payne, Treasurer, and aceepted by the two former gentlemen on behalf of the county, It will arrive here to-day or to-morrow. It is estimated © that « at least 100,000 sheep will have passed from the lower counties into Sonoma, Lake, Mendocino and Humboldt counties, -Auburn, submission to thy Board of Supervis. : The new county sife arrived at “been stopping for soiue mouths past with ope Wm, Nevels, a féw, miles north of Auburn, after securing a frandulent indorsement on two chécks which happeved in bis. possession. forthe aggregate-sum of one huvdred dollars drawn by Milliken Bros,, . of sucramento in favor of Nevels, drew the movey On the same from Andrews & Hollenbeck, bankers in avd then “‘nioped’”’ wich ‘Nevels’ wife and four children. This man and woman, witb the children, were seen to board the East bound passenger train, two weeks ago, but for what part they were bound is not knowns, Daves is rather below'medinm height, dark ¢omplexion and beavy set, and looks as though he might.be about thirty-five years of age. Nevels bas concluded . vot to disturb them on their trip. Advertised Letiers. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevadu City, Nevada County, Cal. for week ending May 2ist, 1877. Persons e»lling fue advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement Bi: Haskins, P.M. Alb: rts, G. E. Breese, Freddie F., 2. Cob; Mrs, Albina. Fowler, Ye L. Gillespie, A. OC, ‘Henwood, Abrabam, Joues, Berj ‘min, Kehew, Wa. B. _ McOloskey, Con, «Francisco, Eio Ardo. O’Cr wile Dennis. a Post, F. fe Power, Marvin. Thomas, Edward B, Wescoutt, O. K. HELD FOu POSTAGE. ~ E.xstman, Albert P., Graniteville, Cal. San Francisco’ Copper Works, Spenceville, Cul. Pilden & Co., San Francisco, Cal. G. W. Mersbon, Trackee, Cul, ae oe Benefici: nt. Society. This Society. will meet at the residence of Mrs. John Turner, on Gold Flat, this, Tuesday evenipg, May 22nd, An invitation to attend is extended to all. By order, ' Mas. Corneiu, President, Mrs, Bloss, Secretary. e 1. 0. @ T. Faveral. _ The members of the Independent Order of Good ‘Templars, are notified to meet at O.id Fellows? Hall today, at 1 o'clock, Pp. M,, for the purpose of attending the funeral. of the. late Virginia Dulac, 8 Rehearsal To-night. Prof. Chase requests us to state ‘Laila’ at the Theatre to-night, and all who are to take partin it are requested tobe on hand promptly at 14 o'clock. ~ Personal, D. D Turner, late of Havanab, New York, made us a call yesterday, He is a thorough newspaper man and has come to this goast with a view to make it his permanent residence, We extend to him the right hand of fellowsbip and bope he will realize all bis aspiratiuns, Tax ‘Reno Journal” says probably not half-a-dozen people —are the Truekee in this vicinity are a better article for baskets and such other willow ware than is imported to this country, and used by all large factories, We first heard of it o couple of weeks ago, and yesterdaywere shown a basket the sige of the usual clotheg basket, made from our willows, and the manufscturer te/ls as that be will in the manufuctore of such things, and La apy to’ start w factory at . the fractions in many. that there will be a rebearsal of} aware that the willows wh:ch line. extensively . removed some of the most faailiar uames from the head-roll of Arkansas stutemansbip, to transport stock: at reduced rates enables many persons in ‘Tulare and Kern counties to get their sheep and cattlé to better ranges with but little loss, and at an expense that is not abgolately ruinous. —Tue rainstorm, effective though not plentiful, visited San’ Diego, Santa’ Barbara, Los Angeles,. Lnthrop, Tehachepi, Stockton, Downieviile, Niles, Merced, Tulare, and otber sections on the 14th and 15th, causing much joy to the farmers. i Menpocino county has 300, 000 acres of unsurveyed land, consisting of twelve whilé townships, besides HOTEL AKKI vats, Union Hotel. JACOB NAFVZIGER, Props letor. "Sarurpay, May 19th, 1877, 8 Pendleton Washington G A Chamblin Obio Geo Steel Ind © E Whitenead City W R.Dickiesou .Eureka * Patrick Manis Trucikes-~ Jake Buunner Maine J B Hayward Grass Valley J A Moran Scott’s Flat D N Jones Dry Creek PE Baker B ue Tent FW Peckham do 8 8 Hendy sen Francisco James Bethell Grays Valley C P Loughridge Grace Valley. Simon Donnelly — O Boch oO BN MA Baugh Relief Hill -E 'Penro do G G@ Wolders ao Amos Luird “ity Thomas Kneeton San Francisco, John Lougaoead City Wm Rntt, Roscoe Ri nch Mrs Rutt do ~ ‘ bred Wheeler City Putrick Oweus Buena Vista Mrs Johnson & 2 chiliren Graes Valley H Duncker Centennial Hill” C Brown Truckee W W Wear Dutch Flat John Heal Cooper's Mill Sunpay, May 20th, 1877, JC Donnelly City. D J Crowley Truckee L Hirschman City , M Lwbner Colfax Chas Lobner Colfax Miss M Lobner -do . Miss P Folsenthal San Francisco J Hibbard Central House * M » Knowles City CHChase~ do “Ed Avery do 8 Dulac Jr Ranch T Anderson Newtown BJ Watson do : ; A 8 Walrath do Jno H Judd Grass Valley Jsmes Dezell V Flame . A H Scott ‘do © Brown ‘Truckee Amos Luird C oni HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vational Exchange Hotel. ‘Ss. A. KDOY, Proprietor. Sarurnpax, May 19th, 1877, O W White San Francisco BJ Watson City AB Dibble Grass Valley C KB rau Snow Tent H Roddan do JT Grayson San Francisco C WkKeives . do 8 B Hunt Moore's Flat C B Hawley Vol Hill Miss M Hawley do ' 2 T Parr Grass Valley, 4d Godfrey do I Jewitt City DB Knectle Saw Mill W Soott City H 8 Jacobs 4 wife Dutch Flat Mrs U E Mulloy City Miss Lizzie Valentine London, England “Miys Rolfe You ~~ Miss Gray enon, Mayen JH Judd vrass Valley 'P Shingie Scott's Flat F Volenberg Shelby Flat Sunpay, Muy 20th, 1877. P Owens Grass Valley J Reed Muore’s Flat G@ W own do C Jénson do E A Pueschel Trackes G@ suerlin Grass Valley A Bowmen do . Tue offer of the railroad company . . . Whisky, Wines, Ale, Porter, and California, S63 Crown Point,5%. Imperial, 40. New Coso,:8%. Opbir, 94 Levpird, 1%, “ k BORN. 1877, to At North Bloomflel 1, May 15th. Geo. W. Bucaiey and wife, ason. DIED. : In Nevada City, May 20th, 1877, Virginia Dalac, duughter of Louis and Manurla Dulac, aged 14 years, 2 months ard 2 days. The fuueral will take place from the Episcopal Church on Tuesday, . May 22nd, at 2 o’c'ock Pp. M,. Friends and acquaintances are “respectfully invited to attend, sy7untons. —In the Justice’s Court of ‘Névada Township, in the Ceunty of Taente State ot C lifornia, J.B. Johnson, Plaintiff vs Richard Jude, Defendant. The People of the St.ite of California send Gr: eting to Rich: rd Jude, defendant. You are h-reby required tu appear in an action brought agai: st you by thé atove named plaintiff in the Justice’s Couct of Nevada 'Town-hip, County of Nevada, State of Calitornia, and to answer before the Jnstice at his offic “in suid ‘Township, the complaint filed therein, w'thin five days, (exclusive of the duy of service), afterthe service on you of this sumu.ons— if served within the Township: in which this action is brought; or,if served out of said Township, but in said county, with. in Ten Days; otherwise, within fwenty Days, The ssid action is brought to recoverth-sum of $44 42-100 in Gold Coin of the U, 8, for goods, wares and merchandise svld and delivered to sald defendant by W. J. Johnston, and which indebtedness was on the 8th day of May, A. D. 1877, tor a valuable consideration assigned to plaintiff. And you are hereby notified that if you fail fo so app: ar and answer Sai! ‘compleint, as above required, said plriatiff wili take judgment against with costa. Given under my hand this 20th day of May, 1877. JUHN ANDERSON, m22. Justice of the Peaveof said Township. Orvice is hereby given that JOE. PETIT has sold out his iuterest in the “WOOD ROOM” and “Kr YsTONE SALOON,” ta, BiL! INGS & CO., and the busizess will hereatter be Conducted —BY— The eld patrons of the above named places will find the néw firm ready to serve them with the very best or Cigars, BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. Nevada City, May 19, 1877. BY REQUEST, .«. Will be repeated the Fairy OPERETTA OF ir, AIL A. -—on— WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 234, 1877. AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, PROF. C. H. CHASE, Director. es eae ‘DUETS, TRIOS, CHORUSES, By the best talent of the city. W. D. LONG, Attornew and Counselor at Law AND NOTAKY PUBLIC, —_— Street, Nevada ¢ . patronage, you for said suin of $44 42-100, .to; ether . . Change of Proprietorship, BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. SILVER PALACE 2 SALOON, The Fist Soon. in all appointments outside San Francisco and Sacramento, HE choicest Wines, Liquors, and ci: gars, constant. ov hapa. : ‘Fancy Drinksa Specialty. p28 BALQWELL & CLARK, N. WEBER. A. CHATY. WEBER & CHATY, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL STREET, (Opposite Transcript Office,) ; ’ Nevada City. } UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FILL. ED WITH md CHOICE: FAMILY GROCERIES, Produce of all kinds, ete. Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest a Reasonable Distance Free of Charge. respectfully solicit a share of the public WEBER & CHATY. Nevada City, May 19, 1877. ‘DIV IDEN sin OTICE, IVIDEND! NO'RICE, NO. 9, Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, corner Post and Kea ny strects, San Francisco, The regular monthly dividend of 2 per cent, fur April, 1877, is declared. payable May 5th, to stuckboluers “* record, . §. CARTFR, Sec. April 27, 1877. ve may 5-1m L ‘ e Cr. S ATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, ‘this is to ceriify that we, Nicolas Wc ber aud Adolph Chaty,, both residing at tbe City aud County ef Nevada, in the State of California, heve formed a copartnership uudir theuame of WEBER & it HALY, tor the purpore .of caarying on l the busine 88 Ol w general grocery and provision store, ut the.city of Nevada, County und State uct. said, That we are the only mewb rs of said firm, ard that our piace of business 180n Comune rcial Street, in said Nevaua City, NICOLAS WEBER, ADULPH CHATY. May 17th, 1877. State uf Culitornia, County of Nevada, . as. On thisi7th day of May, A. D. one thousand: ight hunured ahd seventy-seven, before me, Leopo.d Garthe, a-Notary Public in and for the raid County of Nevada, perronatly appeared Nicolas Weber and Adv)ph Chaty, hnownto me to be the sam~ persons whose names are subscribed to the annexed instrument, ‘and duly ‘ackuowledgea to me -thut they executed the sume. in witness whereof, I have— here Jayto set, my haud and uffixed my Official . Seal, at my office in the:said County of Nevada, ibe day and year in this Certiécate first sbove written. . mls LkO. OLD GARTHF, Notary Public. MILITARY NOTICE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! .YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO Rp APPEAR AT 1OUR ARMORY, IN FULL UNIFORM, Oh Saturday, May 26th, 2 _At 12 0 ‘clock, M., FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE. 1877, —— LJ The Cumpany will. march promptly at 32% o%lock, PM., and all not in tae ranks will be considered as absentees, No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order. _J3. A. RAPP, ° Captain Commanding. W. F. Evens, O.'8. mayl6 MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED. PURE. ROGER CONLAN, Milwaukee Beer Depot, Broad St. Nevada City, AS constuntly ou hand, in tottles and on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator” and Culm' bacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, Manufactured by the SCHILTZ Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wiscousin, both of which have tue repusetion o being the best 1u the world, and are rbipped to a of the civilized glo TRY iv. Also the best Home Brewed Beez, from . DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. BEST BOTTLED BEER ON THE COAST Persons ashing for Ciedit will be refused, kOGER CONLAN, [Broad Street, Nevada City. rancher tid te exmibit them with Lecesovly einen, wane with tour months 4 fer te bas re jon of this notice, tothe sat Aguunisifater, atthe Law Uffice of 3. M. Wa tiny, beq , on Pine Street, & ministrator of the ot oe M. Bak.r, deceand Anata oar Galaitin Cry, Montany, ; “se <N ® oe pte 5. «iba g soe STREEL opposite On: “onal Exchange Hotel . : Daten 19thr, 3877. ¥.M, Walling, Atty for Administrator. Prices, and are Delivered within ¢ By strict-attention-to—business, and s* -detérmination to fatisfy our customers both in quality end-price-of Groceries, WO. Sarees St Ss NE ‘State of Califur. r The follo: _ the old sett] far as know Fived: J.C. Justice John Ander . GE. Withi . John Dabas, J.C, Abbott D. 8. Buker, Chas. Milles Ira P. Twist Wm. €, Stil J, H. Boards A. Isoard, Geo. W. Ste aR, Nicholaor ue John Cashin =a RM. Hunt, : L. O. Pulme : Alex. Lones, . H, 'C. Bickel # i: 8. th z= Amos T. Li : Wm: Crawfu John $: Din —=J. J. Meacha Ira Jewitt, . = > E. Weins, f Chas.F. Rot : Fred T. Mar ' Geo. W. Aily “.F, Vean, Niles Searls, Chas. McEiv A. Heinewed D, W. Ridley Wm. Draper, A. A. Sacgeut L. Ragon, A. Sanford, Z. P. Davis, James Mouro Ed. Muller, ‘Thos. H. Cas Esra W, Oruss We think i «. , to form a” and include x to, suy about tuble number _ would be euot . Weneed ju would fill the *‘sinners.”’ In Luck an Sam PF; D. the “Virgiuis here a few da} stay bere unti but changed b left on the 4 p Colfax. Sam 4 his sudden de; train left we f It seems he w: street yesterd ~ front of him, . rection, wus a who pulled ou chief, to make 80 Le droppe eagld’eye, whic agood thing, § least ceremony the spot, picke it into bis poe! few minutes la been seen be’ examining his his great delig! Aubarn, Jaucti aa, Sacramente to stop there) + cisco.”” As he informed us iff -_ these places, br he was dving it is. now solved. » those places wi . for him, or ‘hi something mor toad ticket. A & corpse would a railroad tick that was lying -him around. Patent Spris Mr. Levi Hav in the way of a1 oa ae is the

ss Badger’> Park, Owkliud, on the 9th of June next, ” nounced officially thatin a few days Bh Daily Sranseript NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ a ee ral me } screen Tuesuay, May 21,1877. —— cease nee eae name ot ‘The Re-union. It is now about tbree weeks since it, was decided to bave the grand Nevada County Re-union take place _ It was then aaoall arrangements would be cumplsted and full particvlars publisbed for the benefit of all Nevada County people; but not a word has reached us sivce thea, We think itis _ubout time _ fered our people to attend. ;,place sufficient tine should be given usto get all 1be old Nevada Couuty. the water pressure is strony envugh ) Nevada City, though a severe sufthat the arraugewents.were completed and announced. We want to what reduction theCentrul Pacific} and Nevada County Nurrow Guuge Railroads ure guing to maké, . and what other inducemrnts will be ofIf the grand Re-uvion is rewliy to take. ans together, It is only three weeks from mext Saturday and the time is short enough: to tulk the mutter up and asceruin to a ‘dead moral certainty” bow many contem late goingto Onkl nd. We hope those having the affuirin charge will wake up.and tell us «li about it. Nothing will be guined by letting it drag along till » few days before the time, A great many that we kuvw of desire to attend, but they want kuow all about it just us 00n as pcssible. Oan we get the desired information? We pause for a reply. Nevada City Fire Department, ( Col; Ha G. Shaw, editor of the P Life, who was in this city last week, writesto his paper as follows: ‘‘The equipment of the Nevada Qity Fire Department is nut excelled by that o! avy similar orgauigation in any town of the ‘same size onthe Puci oc Slope. The town is well supplied with fire bydranis, and to throw a stream over the highest building in the place.. The depuartment ‘consists of two companies: Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. Q, and Nevada Hose Company, No. 1. Both occupy substantiul two story brick buildings owned by them, the former on .Broad street apd tbe latter on Main street, . Frank E.lerman, an enthusiastic firema., is foreman of Penusylvania Engine Company. The roll of membership contains forty names. ‘The apparatas consists of a hose cart and jumper, with 600 feet of leather and 400 feet of canvas Hose. Mr. Chris. Naffziger is foreman of Nevuds Hose, No.1. This company bas twenty“pix members. They also have a good hose curt and jumper, with 600 feet of carbolized and 300 feet of -==panvas--hose.Inboth-heuses -we +, found the apparatus in good order, but in need of an a; plication of elbow grease and water; there was tov]: much dirt and dust accumulated to The Nevada City Fire ‘Department is governed by a board of five delegates, three chusen from ‘the Pennsylvanias and two from the Nevadas, By the way, we should mention.thut No, 28 have an old hand-engine, which is discarded; also, a proper complement of hooks and ladders. The priceut Chief ,of the Departmentis Mr. Am. Lord, an ivtelligent gentleman, and thoroughly aw fait in fire matters, Both companies have veatly furnished ‘meeting rooms on the upper floors of their houses, and glass-covered cases for their uniforms aud equipment, which were in excellent condition, . ferer from fires in early days has not been afflic.ed in this direction for some time, but it is gratifying to pote that her Fire. Department is well officered aud wellprepared for any emergency.’ Good Rock, The Placer Herald suys: ‘Sheriff ‘and Lawier have recently struck aud ate working a bew ledge near Crosbo’s ranch, about a miie and a half north of Auburn. The rock taken out in sinkivg, up to a recent date, amounted to about three tuna, whieh théy have bud crushed at the Evening Star mill, and realized from it $410 10, or a litile over $130 per ton. This, they say, is average _ Fook, and for au average it certainly ww we Pace, “‘Unised States District Attorney, w Risvteuiea on the 18cb completed the survey,of the proposed sniles——The-maximim grade is 12 The Wagon Road Survey. Under sathority of a resolution of. ‘the.Board of Supervisors, Coutty Surveyor, Pulmer Smith, bas just new county road from Grass Vulley to Sweetland; and Mr. H.8. Bredley has ubout completed the survey of the Nevada braoch of the same road, The-survey follows the general route surveyed by Chief Engineer Bates lust, season, ©-Mr. Smith reports the route ss an-excellent one in every respect —as to grade, muterinl aud cost—and that a road built. on this will possess very superior advantages for freight and travel. The distance from Grass V+ lley to San Juan, by the survey, i615 miles, and from Nevada to San Jaap 13% inches to the rod, with the excer~ tion of a short distance on this side of.the Yuba, which rises to 14 inches. From Deer Creek to the Junction, beyond Newtown, the grade varies from three to six inches to the rod, apparently neayly level; avd frow Shady Creek to Sweetiand the same character of grades. -"Pe-estimates—bavenot-beon fully give the~-Rev. MePheeters. Tax Murysyiile Appeal snys: The preliminary Board.in this case closed ita labors Saturday, but the Rev, Mr. McPheetérs"!:as not yet been served with apy official notice ofits findings. If it be suspehsidn then the tes imony goes before the Trial Board next September at the annual conference for finalarbitrament. The bringing of the charges isan apfortunate one for the barmony and peace of the charch, as public ypibion is most ‘de; decidedly in fuvor of the Rev. Mr. McP beeters.. Besides .ibe most outrageous scandals in regard to a number of innocent ‘families’ have been put afloat, and which will require positive and autbenticated denials: to remove. There was an impulsive movement last evening to Mr McPheeters a serenade, by the Marysville Brass Band, but cooler heads advised to the contrary. We allude to this faét merely as an index to public sentiment, Wholesale stealing. The Placer Herald says: A man by the name of I. N‘ Davies, who bas ‘commodation of workingmen. ‘the cash ‘acconnots that frequently -earda, and_said thatthe had been dusted two-or_three minutes, Purapetpsia has several large coffee honses, designed for the ac] Five cents buys cup of good éoffee and a sandwich; eight cents, a plate of meat, potatoes and bread, and four cents a bowl of soup. . A wealthy man conducts charity, and meets the deficiencies in. arise; yet they are ostensibly regular eatingbouses, free, from any ‘free soup-house’’ cbaracteristics, sothat the self-respet ofthe customers is not offended. Tramps and‘ “drapkards ure excluded. ~ A MassacaHusetts youth went toa printer to ask tue price of wedding introduced to a handsome girl the night before who was worth some money, aud thought be would look around to see how much the wedding fixings would’ cost befure proposing. “Avi aboard fur glory! 1? shouted an Arkansas poker player, ay he whipped out bis six-shooter and blazed away~~at his successful adversaries. bnt_it these, plices as a} * 1310 Con Virginia» 2534 25%. The whole -wffuir ouly . . se "Mining . Stocks. _ Yesterday Mornin3’s Sales The following are the qyotations of the Sales at the Regular Board ‘Yesterday porping pening and . closing. 610 Ophir 9 9%. 480 Mexican 5% 5% 960 Gould & Curry 55%. . 1090 Best & Belcher, 1144 11% 3850 C:liforvia 26% 27. 450 Savage 2 70:2%% 445 Chollar, 22 21% 560 Crown Point 544.5%. . ~ 90 Yellow Jacket, 5% 5) eee) 2140 Imperial] 45c. ; 500 Belcher 434 44. 845 Sierra renee, 1% 1.30. 5 Utab 8 190 Bullion, 33.95. : 855 Excheq der 1.95 2.05. 825 Overman 11 114% 605 Jastice, 4.25 4 40 210 Union Con, 2.60 2.55 190 Julia, 1.10. 430 Caledonia 1.80 1.75, Yesierday Afteraoon’ 8 Sale Overman, 10 Con. Va. 25%.. Caledonia 1.70 Mexican, 5%. Justice, 4 45 Batlion, 3.20 Yellow Jucket, 5 made up, but the igioniag table, taken from Mr. Smith's memoranda, shows the estimates inade and upproximates, which’ the fall cost of the road will .ot exceed, but believéd to fall somewhat below: Grass Valley to Deer Creek. . ‘$2,800 Deer reek to Newtown... 5,000 Newtown to Junction.. .. 1,700 Junction to Yutu River... 3: 600 River to Shady Creek Summit. 7,000 Summit toSbudy Creek..+. 600 Sbady Creek to Sweetlaud BUMMIE, cicis ss es cee Le Summit to Sweetland.... S00 Bridge at Yob; Raver. 4 000 Btidge at Deer Creek ... cic ee Bridge at Junction.,.... * 600 Bridge at Shady Creek., 60U O. ber small bridges. ....2800 Koud from Nevada to Jauc.ion, ‘4,000 $31,500 The item a $4, 000 for the road upon estimates, as we have not seen Mr. Bradley, but from expressiog of parties who are willing to build the branchfor that sum. The above estimates are for a first claes road, 16 feet in width, with all necessary dilches, culverts, etc, We suppose the est mates will be fully made up in a few duya, and the reporta of Surveyors be—ready for ors, Wedonot know whether the Board means to‘take inimediate . action on the reports, but an extra session is certuinly desirable if the work . is to-be undertaken this season. The Summer is not the best time for doing earthwork, but the rock work can be done at any season of the year, With énergetic work tbis road could be construcied inside of four montkis. The survey of the Bloomfield road has not been ordered, but there is no necessity of delaying action -on the San Juan road, as.it is the desire of the Grass Valley and Nevada communities that this road should be constructed at once.— Union. Machinery. Si, Whiting has taken a contract to carry a large lot of machinery from Grass. Valley to: the Watt Gravel Mining Co's. clainfs, near Moore’s Flat.;-He had his wagons louded up on Saturday, and will land it on the claims in a few days. When the machinery is put up work will be rapidly pushed abead,’ and then we may s00n expect ‘to hear some good news from there. The prospect the company has in striking the channel very rich is exceedingly flattering. Sad Death. Miss Virginia Dulac, aged 14 years, died in this city, ‘on Sunday night ‘lust, She was a very promisgng and lovely girl and her death will be sincerely regretted by all who knew her. She was taken sick several weeks since with diptheria and final‘ly recovered from that when she was taken down with a disease of the heart, which finally caused her death, a all The County Safe. pees Sacramento on Friday last, and on Saturday last it was thoroughly tested in the presence of Messrs. Allav and Brady, Supervisors, and J. N. Payne, Treasurer, and aceepted by the two former gentlemen on behalf of the county, It will arrive here to-day or to-morrow. It is estimated © that « at least 100,000 sheep will have passed from the lower counties into Sonoma, Lake, Mendocino and Humboldt counties, -Auburn, submission to thy Board of Supervis. : The new county sife arrived at “been stopping for soiue mouths past with ope Wm, Nevels, a féw, miles north of Auburn, after securing a frandulent indorsement on two chécks which happeved in bis. possession. forthe aggregate-sum of one huvdred dollars drawn by Milliken Bros,, . of sucramento in favor of Nevels, drew the movey On the same from Andrews & Hollenbeck, bankers in avd then “‘nioped’”’ wich ‘Nevels’ wife and four children. This man and woman, witb the children, were seen to board the East bound passenger train, two weeks ago, but for what part they were bound is not knowns, Daves is rather below'medinm height, dark ¢omplexion and beavy set, and looks as though he might.be about thirty-five years of age. Nevels bas concluded . vot to disturb them on their trip. Advertised Letiers. The following letters remain in the Post Office at Nevadu City, Nevada County, Cal. for week ending May 2ist, 1877. Persons e»lling fue advertised letters will please give the date of advertisement Bi: Haskins, P.M. Alb: rts, G. E. Breese, Freddie F., 2. Cob; Mrs, Albina. Fowler, Ye L. Gillespie, A. OC, ‘Henwood, Abrabam, Joues, Berj ‘min, Kehew, Wa. B. _ McOloskey, Con, «Francisco, Eio Ardo. O’Cr wile Dennis. a Post, F. fe Power, Marvin. Thomas, Edward B, Wescoutt, O. K. HELD FOu POSTAGE. ~ E.xstman, Albert P., Graniteville, Cal. San Francisco’ Copper Works, Spenceville, Cul. Pilden & Co., San Francisco, Cal. G. W. Mersbon, Trackee, Cul, ae oe Benefici: nt. Society. This Society. will meet at the residence of Mrs. John Turner, on Gold Flat, this, Tuesday evenipg, May 22nd, An invitation to attend is extended to all. By order, ' Mas. Corneiu, President, Mrs, Bloss, Secretary. e 1. 0. @ T. Faveral. _ The members of the Independent Order of Good ‘Templars, are notified to meet at O.id Fellows? Hall today, at 1 o'clock, Pp. M,, for the purpose of attending the funeral. of the. late Virginia Dulac, 8 Rehearsal To-night. Prof. Chase requests us to state ‘Laila’ at the Theatre to-night, and all who are to take partin it are requested tobe on hand promptly at 14 o'clock. ~ Personal, D. D Turner, late of Havanab, New York, made us a call yesterday, He is a thorough newspaper man and has come to this goast with a view to make it his permanent residence, We extend to him the right hand of fellowsbip and bope he will realize all bis aspiratiuns, Tax ‘Reno Journal” says probably not half-a-dozen people —are the Truekee in this vicinity are a better article for baskets and such other willow ware than is imported to this country, and used by all large factories, We first heard of it o couple of weeks ago, and yesterdaywere shown a basket the sige of the usual clotheg basket, made from our willows, and the manufscturer te/ls as that be will in the manufuctore of such things, and La apy to’ start w factory at . the fractions in many. that there will be a rebearsal of} aware that the willows wh:ch line. extensively . removed some of the most faailiar uames from the head-roll of Arkansas stutemansbip, to transport stock: at reduced rates enables many persons in ‘Tulare and Kern counties to get their sheep and cattlé to better ranges with but little loss, and at an expense that is not abgolately ruinous. —Tue rainstorm, effective though not plentiful, visited San’ Diego,

Santa’ Barbara, Los Angeles,. Lnthrop, Tehachepi, Stockton, Downieviile, Niles, Merced, Tulare, and otber sections on the 14th and 15th, causing much joy to the farmers. i Menpocino county has 300, 000 acres of unsurveyed land, consisting of twelve whilé townships, besides HOTEL AKKI vats, Union Hotel. JACOB NAFVZIGER, Props letor. "Sarurpay, May 19th, 1877, 8 Pendleton Washington G A Chamblin Obio Geo Steel Ind © E Whitenead City W R.Dickiesou .Eureka * Patrick Manis Trucikes-~ Jake Buunner Maine J B Hayward Grass Valley J A Moran Scott’s Flat D N Jones Dry Creek PE Baker B ue Tent FW Peckham do 8 8 Hendy sen Francisco James Bethell Grays Valley C P Loughridge Grace Valley. Simon Donnelly — O Boch oO BN MA Baugh Relief Hill -E 'Penro do G G@ Wolders ao Amos Luird “ity Thomas Kneeton San Francisco, John Lougaoead City Wm Rntt, Roscoe Ri nch Mrs Rutt do ~ ‘ bred Wheeler City Putrick Oweus Buena Vista Mrs Johnson & 2 chiliren Graes Valley H Duncker Centennial Hill” C Brown Truckee W W Wear Dutch Flat John Heal Cooper's Mill Sunpay, May 20th, 1877, JC Donnelly City. D J Crowley Truckee L Hirschman City , M Lwbner Colfax Chas Lobner Colfax Miss M Lobner -do . Miss P Folsenthal San Francisco J Hibbard Central House * M » Knowles City CHChase~ do “Ed Avery do 8 Dulac Jr Ranch T Anderson Newtown BJ Watson do : ; A 8 Walrath do Jno H Judd Grass Valley Jsmes Dezell V Flame . A H Scott ‘do © Brown ‘Truckee Amos Luird C oni HOTEL ARRIVALS. Vational Exchange Hotel. ‘Ss. A. KDOY, Proprietor. Sarurnpax, May 19th, 1877, O W White San Francisco BJ Watson City AB Dibble Grass Valley C KB rau Snow Tent H Roddan do JT Grayson San Francisco C WkKeives . do 8 B Hunt Moore's Flat C B Hawley Vol Hill Miss M Hawley do ' 2 T Parr Grass Valley, 4d Godfrey do I Jewitt City DB Knectle Saw Mill W Soott City H 8 Jacobs 4 wife Dutch Flat Mrs U E Mulloy City Miss Lizzie Valentine London, England “Miys Rolfe You ~~ Miss Gray enon, Mayen JH Judd vrass Valley 'P Shingie Scott's Flat F Volenberg Shelby Flat Sunpay, Muy 20th, 1877. P Owens Grass Valley J Reed Muore’s Flat G@ W own do C Jénson do E A Pueschel Trackes G@ suerlin Grass Valley A Bowmen do . Tue offer of the railroad company . . . Whisky, Wines, Ale, Porter, and California, S63 Crown Point,5%. Imperial, 40. New Coso,:8%. Opbir, 94 Levpird, 1%, “ k BORN. 1877, to At North Bloomflel 1, May 15th. Geo. W. Bucaiey and wife, ason. DIED. : In Nevada City, May 20th, 1877, Virginia Dalac, duughter of Louis and Manurla Dulac, aged 14 years, 2 months ard 2 days. The fuueral will take place from the Episcopal Church on Tuesday, . May 22nd, at 2 o’c'ock Pp. M,. Friends and acquaintances are “respectfully invited to attend, sy7untons. —In the Justice’s Court of ‘Névada Township, in the Ceunty of Taente State ot C lifornia, J.B. Johnson, Plaintiff vs Richard Jude, Defendant. The People of the St.ite of California send Gr: eting to Rich: rd Jude, defendant. You are h-reby required tu appear in an action brought agai: st you by thé atove named plaintiff in the Justice’s Couct of Nevada 'Town-hip, County of Nevada, State of Calitornia, and to answer before the Jnstice at his offic “in suid ‘Township, the complaint filed therein, w'thin five days, (exclusive of the duy of service), afterthe service on you of this sumu.ons— if served within the Township: in which this action is brought; or,if served out of said Township, but in said county, with. in Ten Days; otherwise, within fwenty Days, The ssid action is brought to recoverth-sum of $44 42-100 in Gold Coin of the U, 8, for goods, wares and merchandise svld and delivered to sald defendant by W. J. Johnston, and which indebtedness was on the 8th day of May, A. D. 1877, tor a valuable consideration assigned to plaintiff. And you are hereby notified that if you fail fo so app: ar and answer Sai! ‘compleint, as above required, said plriatiff wili take judgment against with costa. Given under my hand this 20th day of May, 1877. JUHN ANDERSON, m22. Justice of the Peaveof said Township. Orvice is hereby given that JOE. PETIT has sold out his iuterest in the “WOOD ROOM” and “Kr YsTONE SALOON,” ta, BiL! INGS & CO., and the busizess will hereatter be Conducted —BY— The eld patrons of the above named places will find the néw firm ready to serve them with the very best or Cigars, BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. Nevada City, May 19, 1877. BY REQUEST, .«. Will be repeated the Fairy OPERETTA OF ir, AIL A. -—on— WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 234, 1877. AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, PROF. C. H. CHASE, Director. es eae ‘DUETS, TRIOS, CHORUSES, By the best talent of the city. W. D. LONG, Attornew and Counselor at Law AND NOTAKY PUBLIC, —_— Street, Nevada ¢ . patronage, you for said suin of $44 42-100, .to; ether . . Change of Proprietorship, BORDWELL, BILLINGS & CO. SILVER PALACE 2 SALOON, The Fist Soon. in all appointments outside San Francisco and Sacramento, HE choicest Wines, Liquors, and ci: gars, constant. ov hapa. : ‘Fancy Drinksa Specialty. p28 BALQWELL & CLARK, N. WEBER. A. CHATY. WEBER & CHATY, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL STREET, (Opposite Transcript Office,) ; ’ Nevada City. } UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FILL. ED WITH md CHOICE: FAMILY GROCERIES, Produce of all kinds, ete. Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest a Reasonable Distance Free of Charge. respectfully solicit a share of the public WEBER & CHATY. Nevada City, May 19, 1877. ‘DIV IDEN sin OTICE, IVIDEND! NO'RICE, NO. 9, Collateral Loan and Savings Bank, corner Post and Kea ny strects, San Francisco, The regular monthly dividend of 2 per cent, fur April, 1877, is declared. payable May 5th, to stuckboluers “* record, . §. CARTFR, Sec. April 27, 1877. ve may 5-1m L ‘ e Cr. S ATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP, ‘this is to ceriify that we, Nicolas Wc ber aud Adolph Chaty,, both residing at tbe City aud County ef Nevada, in the State of California, heve formed a copartnership uudir theuame of WEBER & it HALY, tor the purpore .of caarying on l the busine 88 Ol w general grocery and provision store, ut the.city of Nevada, County und State uct. said, That we are the only mewb rs of said firm, ard that our piace of business 180n Comune rcial Street, in said Nevaua City, NICOLAS WEBER, ADULPH CHATY. May 17th, 1877. State uf Culitornia, County of Nevada, . as. On thisi7th day of May, A. D. one thousand: ight hunured ahd seventy-seven, before me, Leopo.d Garthe, a-Notary Public in and for the raid County of Nevada, perronatly appeared Nicolas Weber and Adv)ph Chaty, hnownto me to be the sam~ persons whose names are subscribed to the annexed instrument, ‘and duly ‘ackuowledgea to me -thut they executed the sume. in witness whereof, I have— here Jayto set, my haud and uffixed my Official . Seal, at my office in the:said County of Nevada, ibe day and year in this Certiécate first sbove written. . mls LkO. OLD GARTHF, Notary Public. MILITARY NOTICE. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! .YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO Rp APPEAR AT 1OUR ARMORY, IN FULL UNIFORM, Oh Saturday, May 26th, 2 _At 12 0 ‘clock, M., FOR ANNUAL TARGET PRACTICE. 1877, —— LJ The Cumpany will. march promptly at 32% o%lock, PM., and all not in tae ranks will be considered as absentees, No excuses received except sickness or absence from town. By order. _J3. A. RAPP, ° Captain Commanding. W. F. Evens, O.'8. mayl6 MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED. PURE. ROGER CONLAN, Milwaukee Beer Depot, Broad St. Nevada City, AS constuntly ou hand, in tottles and on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator” and Culm' bacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, Manufactured by the SCHILTZ Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wiscousin, both of which have tue repusetion o being the best 1u the world, and are rbipped to a of the civilized glo TRY iv. Also the best Home Brewed Beez, from . DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. BEST BOTTLED BEER ON THE COAST Persons ashing for Ciedit will be refused, kOGER CONLAN, [Broad Street, Nevada City. rancher tid te exmibit them with Lecesovly einen, wane with tour months 4 fer te bas re jon of this notice, tothe sat Aguunisifater, atthe Law Uffice of 3. M. Wa tiny, beq , on Pine Street, & ministrator of the ot oe M. Bak.r, deceand Anata oar Galaitin Cry, Montany, ; “se <N ® oe pte 5. «iba g soe STREEL opposite On: “onal Exchange Hotel . : Daten 19thr, 3877. ¥.M, Walling, Atty for Administrator. Prices, and are Delivered within ¢ By strict-attention-to—business, and s* -detérmination to fatisfy our customers both in quality end-price-of Groceries, WO. Sarees St Ss NE ‘State of Califur. r The follo: _ the old sett] far as know Fived: J.C. Justice John Ander . GE. Withi . John Dabas, J.C, Abbott D. 8. Buker, Chas. Milles Ira P. Twist Wm. €, Stil J, H. Boards A. Isoard, Geo. W. Ste aR, Nicholaor ue John Cashin =a RM. Hunt, : L. O. Pulme : Alex. Lones, . H, 'C. Bickel # i: 8. th z= Amos T. Li : Wm: Crawfu John $: Din —=J. J. Meacha Ira Jewitt, . = > E. Weins, f Chas.F. Rot : Fred T. Mar ' Geo. W. Aily “.F, Vean, Niles Searls, Chas. McEiv A. Heinewed D, W. Ridley Wm. Draper, A. A. Sacgeut L. Ragon, A. Sanford, Z. P. Davis, James Mouro Ed. Muller, ‘Thos. H. Cas Esra W, Oruss We think i «. , to form a” and include x to, suy about tuble number _ would be euot . Weneed ju would fill the *‘sinners.”’ In Luck an Sam PF; D. the “Virgiuis here a few da} stay bere unti but changed b left on the 4 p Colfax. Sam 4 his sudden de; train left we f It seems he w: street yesterd ~ front of him, . rection, wus a who pulled ou chief, to make 80 Le droppe eagld’eye, whic agood thing, § least ceremony the spot, picke it into bis poe! few minutes la been seen be’ examining his his great delig! Aubarn, Jaucti aa, Sacramente to stop there) + cisco.”” As he informed us iff -_ these places, br he was dving it is. now solved. » those places wi . for him, or ‘hi something mor toad ticket. A & corpse would a railroad tick that was lying -him around. Patent Spris Mr. Levi Hav in the way of a1 oa ae is the