May 25, 1875 (4 pages)

Fine She NEVADA CITY, CAL. Ee a} <— Tneaday, Mav 25, 1875. v4 ~jkve you Opposed to the Restoration of the Democratic Party. This is the only test to be made at ‘the primaries of the Republican “party, to be held in this county ‘on the 29th ofthis month, Weask in’ Daily Transcript] ~. . Eocal Brevities,” The Nevada Ice. Company is now prepared to furnish the citizens of this city. with ice in quantities to suit. By leaving orders at tire office -of the company, at the foot of Main street, or at the store of E. W. Bigetow & Ca, on Commercial street, they will receive prompt attention. Ice is cheap, and it is au indispensi. ble article during these hot» days, Families can. have it left ot their residences by giviig their orders as ‘all candor, is there any ground what“ever, now, for the formation; of an Independent party im this connty? ‘Could the test be any fairer? We ‘opine that every man who is opposed eRe pUb CET ~-Connty -Central Com-. -__ mittee. The committee have taken PES t Spay ANS te the Democratic party, whether he Et above stated. street jn putting up a mammoth bul letin board for Montgomery Queen’s show bills. Workmen are engaged on Broad The boards aie twelve “FHeatepen = Independent-Demoerat, this, the only test presented can “take. by. the the proper course, and every Independent should be satisfied, except * 2 R is: no earthly ‘born. We say there excuse for un Independent —move--57_ands, by enconutering the pole of “gnent in this county, except that it be gotten up in the interest of the Dem‘ocratic party. Every man whu is opposed tothe Pemoeratic party can go the polls-and cast his. vote for the: delegates of his choice. If*the Independents believe they compose a . majority of the Republican party they have the power to make the figh within the party, and say who shall represent them jn the Convention. Let them test their strength, and if York Hotel, taking in four lots. _Warm_ weather has finally got a_ starter. It was exceedingly warm ou Sunday and yesterday, Iced drinks are now the order of tue day. a rank—Hotbrook—Kad—his log severely injured near the -pic nic a baggy, while riding horseback. ~ Mr. Hentz, father of Geo. Hentz, died at ‘his place of residence, on Wood’s Ravine, yesterday morning, of preumonia. “ “The Circus advertisement of Montgomery Queen will appeur in~the ‘LRANsCRIPT to-morrow, . The company .will perform in this city, on Monday, June 7th, Grass Valley June 8th, and Colfax, Jane 9th. they are as strong &s they declare; . ithey will be the ones to put the candidates in the field, and all the dyediu-the-wool Republicans will join them in defeating their opponents, It js all bosh and beys play to talk about a third party, as there is no eause for it here, no matter how necessary itmay be in other parts of the State. .No man-can say with truth that tliere isa put-up job in: 4{his_matter;and, if the charge is 9 We ae ra Meibeehes ribs « Ee ‘a single voter and be ‘elected by made, the very fact that the door is thrown open vo wide, and done by a ‘committee composed of men who are mot in the interest of any clique, is sufficient to prove the falsity of the ‘assertion. Letthere be harmony in the ranks, and you can present to the voters of this county as good and as strong a ticket as was ever bominated; and it can be successful. Bury the hatchet aud go into the contest determined that none but the ~ best men, whose'reputations are unSiidllied, shall beplaced upon the as opposition to the Demo‘cratic patty, The great serambte for office now, inthe ranks of the other. party, is caused Wholly by the antic: pation of the split inthe Republican ranks, Disappoint them und go ‘o work like men, and victory~will be perched npon your banner instead ‘of th.t of your. opponents. _* sure as anything,if the third ticke: is’ _placed in the field the Democratic nominees can attend (o their presen: 2. emphatically that under no circumCol. A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley, was in town yesterday. ‘Many papers below have. mentioned his name in connection with the office of Congressman. We interviewed Mr. Dibble upon that point, aud he declares stunces would he accept the no.winatioo. Ed. Soldsmith has a happy faculty_of urranging things im a dry goods lially, being-the first and only animal . of its kind ever brought to this coun. 11 Montgomery Queen's Caravan, Circus’and Menagerie— Grand Triamph+-Success Unparalleled. Will exhibit atNevada City June 7th. We copy the following from the Sam Francisco Chronicle: The elegantly appointed show Montgomery Queen spread wide its doors nearly ten days ago, and the citizens of San Francisco have not only patronized it extensively, but bave been most lavish in its praises. Ofr city has had many fine and really ‘meritorious cireuses, but none. we believe, in connection with a menagerie, that can bear any comparison to ted show. The menagerie, which is in itself worthy of aday’s stady, has Se Mr. Queen’s magnificently appein-1— ’ SAN FRANCISCO. 2045 Ophir, 43. 1215 Mexican, 16. : . 330 Gould & Carry, 18. 345 Best & Belcher. 4514. ~ 165 Savage, 90. 90 Chollar, 79 10 Hale & Norcross, 37. 60 Crown Point, 30. 55 Yellow Jacket, 72. 150 Imperial. 67%. 280 Alpha, 19%. 110 Belcher, 29. 20 Con Virginia, of 120 Sierra Nevada, 10%. — = 785 California. Sie 260 Bullion, 47%. 5 Overman, 59%. -Inatied, 90. Succor, 1. pe © ° feet bigh, and the length is from Hupgh, f 8 Fas Nag . boeu_augmented by—many —elegant . new features.-The Giraffe, espectry, deserves particular attention. The little baby lions, of which there are seven, are great curiosities, and attract thie ladies and children. The collection of wild beasts is large, and the animals and cxges are in most splendid condition, and we congratnlute Mr. Queen for Wintering over in California. Tbe circus department, which always. hada tendency to draw, i, one of the most. perfeetly appointed and richly dressed shows that hds'ever uppeared in this city. The riding:-of Jameg. Robinson, Charles Fizh, Miss Mollie Brown, and Romeo Sebastian bave creuted a circus enthusiasm that was never before wituessed on this coast. The’ other acts, many of which were’ entirely new to us, bave an acceptable freshness that is pleasant to conteniplate. — Mra -has—exhibi most excellent judgment in the selection: of his double troop of artists, and it certainly seems to us that he has not left auytbing undone that experience could sugyest and money purchase to make his establishment the finest ard best. We predict all the interior towns and cities of California in which he will exhibit, an ovation that. wiil exceed anything ever witnessed on the Pacific slope. : store so ay to.make everything appear to the best advantage. The windows and shelving in his brother’s store are specimen’s of his handiwork. When lit up in the evening the store, presents a beautiful -appearance, Generul Alfred Reilington died in San Francisco Saturday morning says the Bee.°He was the ~best known and best beloved man in the State; and like the great Aristides, who was called the Just, General Redington had acquired the honor J. J. Dorsey, City Assessor of Grass Valley, called upon us yesterday, and reports everything quietin that town. A Chinaman was on. trial in the County Court, yesterday, charged with burglary at Cherokee. The franchise case uf the Boca Lumber Co., was argued yesterday afternoon before the Board of Supervisors. The oldest and youngest editors in the county, were in this city yestere day; Judge O. P. Stidger, of the th San Juan ‘Times, and B. T. K. Preston, ofthe Truckee Repub-Hean,~ The.Judgetooks as—-well.and. hearty ag he Wid twenty years ago, -ocoupations, not ask the support of _ from three to six hundred majority. If this result is desire, go iu and and Preston iooked as though-the editorial business suitedhim toa dot. Great Lund Sule. ~~ leans _ » Because it’s light when it rises. form the third party and it will ‘ac‘complish it; but'we know a majority ‘of the now Independents de not desire any such result, and will enter the door which bas been so widely. opened unto them by the Republican. County Central Commitiee. Since the above was put.in type, the following circular has been issued: Propie's INDEPENDENT Party. To the voters of Nevada. county who are in favor and im sympathy with the Independent political orga-: nization now being perfected throughout this State. You are hereby requested to meet ‘on Saturday, the fifth day of June, at your respective precincts, there to elect delegates towthe Independent State Convention, to be beld at Saeramento on the 22nd day of June, and also to elect a County Central Committee. Each Township will be entitled to one delegate, and Grass Valley and Nevada to three each— the Geutral Committee to be elected ' in the same proportion. Test—-All those who pledge them selves to support the nominees of the People’s! oe Party. : / © Many -Crrimpns.”’ . We regret. that ‘‘Many Citizens’ __ have seen fit to go ahead and organ“jzefa party in this county,! where there is reulty no-necessity for it. We hope wiser counsels will prevail before-the time comes arovnd fokjhe County Convention to assemble. _ -@reat Increase. ‘At the present rate of influx of im‘migrants to Culifornia, itjs estimated that our population will increase 15,000 before the end of the year. Why is thésin Jikea good loaf? The celebrated Gerke Ranch, © of the best in the State, situated in Tehama and Butte counties, is oftered for sale iu 40, 80 and 160 acre lots, and the terms cf payment are one-third cash, andthe balance—in one, two and’threéyears at 10 cents per annum. The ranch. comprising 15,000 acres. This is one of the finest opportunities ever offered to procure a first-class ranch at low rates. For further particulars see advertisement in another column, Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Tost Office, in this city, for the weék ending Monday, Nay 2ith, 1875. H. H. Hasxrna, P. M,. “Allen L. D. CluteG.Lonaldson’W. A, Davis W. Fleming Mrs. Gibson Samuel, Graham Jno: A. Hsokin Mrs. F. H. Kitts Mrs. Wa. Louet Louis. Lambert J. W. Milhorne Mrs. -C. M. Nichols J. G: . Rieran Rev. Lawrence.<-Thomas Senior Antoniv, Sheehy Robert, * -*Schoen Paul2. White J. ; = ProGrrss kicks up such a dus that very many nice men lag behind. Tue foundation of the oldest oars in Norway was laidin A. D. Tue man who cate his corns endeavors to bring about a better un+ derstanding. _. rathertbe deceived twice than fail to fornia—and in bis lifetime there was no person who attempted to dispute the title. He was one of the earliest; as he was always one of the most prominent residents of Sacramento. Foremost in all good things, until hislimbs became so stiffened with theumatism that locomotion was difficult, there never was, ‘uutil lately any project of movemeat started, whether of benevolence, sociality, celebration, or commercial enterprise, that General Redington was not first consulted in and asked to head the subscription list—and this he always did with great liberality. Kind to all, and envious toward none, he had commanded the esteem: and gained the affections of all who knew him. He never turned the) ‘distressed away empty handéd. The poo. always weat to himwith hone and left blessing him; and their blessings ure numerous enough, if turned into steps, to pave his way to Heaven, He has passed so many thousands of impecunious people up and down this fiver on his boats,tbat a dime for euch wotkd almost make a fortune for a prince. in these matters the left hand never_knew what the right did. He was often deceived by worthless persons, as any man giving so liberally must be, but.be has often said that he would give to the’ deserving once. Asa citizen Gen: Redington had no superior; as afriend he was mest constant;as a patriot. he was as pure as Washington or. Lincoln; and in his domestic life he was worthy of all praise. -The world is better because he lived—he was joy. and sunshine and in all things. And with all this goodness he had keen perceptive faculties, excellent foresight, was a powerfal reasoner and was one of the mort effective impromptu speakérsinthe State. =—§ ; ~~ Not So,The Grass Valley Union says the “Why Not’’ Club of this city propose soon to give A grand party which will eclipse the one given in thig city on Friday evening last: Oue of the officers cf the: aforesaid Club informs us that they have no idea of giving a party,and are at a of the Union got his information. __ Porn of being called the best man in -Cuali-. everywhere—great in small things . . loss to know where our good friend Union Con, 6. Galedonia, 16. Baltimore, 454. Bacon, 5. Yesterday “Morning’s Bales. ‘ -! Sacramento river bounding the we st side. flows): geck whi = Great Land Sale. THE “GERKE RANCH, COMPRISING 15, 000 acres of the finest lands in the State, is offered FOR SALE in £0,.80 and 160 acre lots. : ies Sales made by the owner direct. _+ or through ager cies established By aie na No MIppLEMEN. “Si a A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngert of which are 11 years old, .eap city 160,000 . gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION: The Gerke Ranch is : é hama and Butte counties. ~Ptre Califerni and Gregan Railroad traverses te eastern . boundary fora distance of five milés, t ©; ae situated in-Te-. " _. For. Sheriff. AL. BR. CLARKE, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced asa candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democra:ic County Convention. : : For County Assessor, J B. MAYBANK+of Eureka Township, @F @ is hereby annunced as a candidate for the cflice‘of County Assessor, subject to. the decistéi—of the Democratic-County — Convention. z is om For Coun‘y Assessor, — it ANIFL COLLINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. -For Coanty Recorder. °— CHN J. ROGERS is hereby announced @) as a candidate forthe office of County Recorder,*subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, ht will be secured to every_purchaser. the farm at al] seasons of the year. ‘Silver Hill, 8%. 60 Dardavelles. 3. 420 Woodville, 2%. = -¢ Death of Jesse D. Bright. Ex-United States Senator Jesse D. Bright died on the 20th, afteran illness of considerable duration. Senator Bright, who represented Indianain the United States Senate, at the breaking out of the civil war, was a man_of great popularity at one time among the people of that State. Soon after the beginning of thé war, a letter which be addressed to’ Jeff. Davis, as Presidetit of the Confederaey, recommending a young: friend tothe kind consideration of Davis came to light; and for writing this seat in the Senate by a vote of that body. “This ended his political career, which up to that time, had been full of prowise. It-has been said that Bright had no thonght of wrong purpose when he wrote that letter; that it was a mere act’of kindness to a young friend; and that it. was written in March before the war had commenced. These extenuating cirDeath of General Redington, . cumstances, however, did not avail, amid the intense excitement which prevailed at the time, and he was expelled: We never took any known’ part in the rebellion, however, not-. withstanding this’ summary dismissal. Twenty Cent Pieces. ‘It is expected that tle coinage of tweuty cent pieces will be begun on Wednesday, as the dies are to be here by that time. The new coin is described as follows: ‘On the obverte side a femala figure sits, holding in her handa pole bearing the liberty cap, the whole representing the usual figure of the Goddess of Liberty. Underneath this the date of coinage, and suirounding the figure are thirteen stars representing the thirteen original States of the Union. On the yeverse side is the figure of an-eagle displayed, surrounded with the inscription ‘United States of A erica’ ‘and the denomination of the“coin. A vim inside the edge andthe edge itself will be ribbed, as are our otha. Seererrer er ; Bridge Contract. Martin & Co. of San Francisco, have taken the contract for building the bridges and trestlework on the Railroad between Colfax and Grass Valley. They have “already a force of carpenters at work on the trestling, at Gable’s, on the Colfax side of Bear River, says the Grass Valley Union. Xd <, > *Roll of Honor. e following pupils are on the onor in the, First interme1 for the month ending May 2ist; FH. McAllister teacher: Maggie shin a amzey Hayes, Moses Goldsmith; Alice Blackwood, —_ Samuel Porter, John ck, Gustaf Smith, Hattie Hoskins, Robert Tre-. maine, Alive Chaney, Mary™Baldridge, Alice Cooper, James Cashin, Maggie Coughlan, George Pascoe, . Willie Welch, Keturah Arbogast, Frank Mills. : Roll of Honor. The following pupils are on the roll of honor inthe Oakland school for the month ending May 2ist: Saah Barr, \Bessie Gillespie, Mary Kendrick, Christine Riebold, Lizzie Riebold, Frank Barr, Wm. Richards, . Jacob Riebold, Lizzie Stinger, John O'Donnel, James Rosewail. Tux gendarmgric of Valeneiennes is a dealer in all sorts of instruments employed by burglars and thieves Hicu-toned Boston society has gone back to bedcords and bedposts. a I RO BORN. In ‘Nevatia City, May 24th, 1875, Henry 8. Welch sad wife, a don, _ “) 8, Relief Hill 1, Eurcka 3, Moores Flat 3, have justarrested a Dutchman, who} : der of the Board of Directors, made on ‘. Fourteenth day of April, 1875, so _— espacial Hon the north wereck-whjch—con— . Tee Hains cufficient water to igrigate 50,000 acres; : for Sheriff _. and the water ri od he_ri er is navigabie te . iB oe “€ We pr SCRIPT which ¥ By Cash By Cash1 : ToCash To Cash ¢ By th “there is of $2;30 course b , amount q ahd We SMITH is -hereby announced-(5; as s-eandidate for-the office of Sherif . of Nevada County, subject to the decision : HOMES To those seeking homes, th‘s farm presents unusual attraction of soil, clinrate and location. The frost and drought which has been almost universally disustrous the present year, has not injured the crops or vineyards in the least. ek , Que hundred and firty famil'es can make thems_lves comfortable homes here. ——— Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance im one, two and three years at.10 per cent. per annul. Land may be purchased at private. sale “until the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. ‘ For further information apply to Dr. J. 8S. CAMERON,Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. ieee GeorGE HAMLIN, 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. _Ov to Henry Gerke, on the Kanch. Vina, May 25, 1875. of the Democrasic\County Convention —-™ For County Clerk. £y C: PLUNKETT is hereby announced e 25 a candi iate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decisionof the Republican County Convention, For County Olerk. 1AMES D.WHITE is hereby announced oY asa candidate forthe office of Clerk ot Nevada County, subject to. thé decision of the Democratic County Conventton. For County Recorder. EE GARTHE. announces himself a candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision og the Demoecratic County Convention. . For County Surveyor. ALMER SMITH is hereby announced asa candidate for County Surveyor, subject to the decision of we Democratic UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION! OTICE is hereby given that a-Primary. Electioa of the Union Republican Party, will be held throughout the county, under the provisions of the Porter Primary Law, for the purpose of el. cting delegates t'a County Convention, te be held at Nevada Oity,Saturday, June 5th. 1875. Said -County—Convention_to—beheld-for the purpose of électiny 14 Delegates to the State Convention, to be heid at sacramento, June 10th, 1875. ‘Phe following supervisors are hereby apL-poiuted to conduct and saperiutend said Primary Election, Nevada, P. H. Beiden. Blue Tent, E. Bond. f : Grass Valley, 8S. H. Dille. Forest Springs, Jos, Perrin. Buena Vista, Cyrus King, Rough and Ready, Jno. Perkevpine. Indian Sorings, Martiz Hatch, Mvoney f lat, George Scumidt. Anthony House, E. VU. Tompkins. 3 San Juar, Simon Furth. Cherokee, ¥.D. Rathbun. Sweetland, H. O. Hiscox. Birchville, G, B. Newell, French Corral, Win. Moulton. Columbia Hill, James Patton. Lake City, Bloomfield, ‘fC. P. Crandail. W. F. Cummings. Meore’s Flat, John Relief Hill, Eureka, C. Powell, Pattison. Omega, L, R. Prescott, Washington, —— Little York. Wm. Hill, Hunt’s Hill, A. G@. Turner. You Bet, B, F. Snell. ;W-6; Richmond, Boca, L. E. Doan. In the precincts of Nevada, Grass Valley and Sun Juan, the polls will be open from 3 to 744 o’clocx, P. M., and in all other precincts above named the Polls shall be open from 7 to 9 o’clock, P. M. The test for voters at such primary election sball be, ‘‘Are you opposed to the restoration of the Democratic Party?” The number of delegates upportioned-teeach precinct is a& follows: Nevada 2), Blue ‘Tent 2, Grass Valley 14, Forest Springs 1, Buena Vista 1, Rough and Authony House 1, Sun Juan 5, Cherokee 1, Sweetland 2, Birchville 1, Freuch Corral 2, Columbia Hill 2, Lake City 1, Bloomfield Omega 2, Washington 2, Little York 1, Hunt’s Hill 1, You Bet 2, Truckee 8,Boca 3. AH returns to be certified-to by the 5u pervisors of each precinct and promptly forwarded to A. H. Parker, Secretary of the County Central Committee, at Nevada City. By Order of County Central Committee. Y¥. G. BELL, President. A. H. Pannen, Secretary. m25 ICE, ICE, ICE. THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY . W ILL FURNISH ICE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. . Orders left at the Office, or at the store of E. W, Bigelow & Cq., will receive prompt attention. CHAS. KENT, President. T. E, Mux, Secretary. Nevada, May 25, 1875.DELINQUENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. ING COMPANY. Location of prinplace of business, tan Fraucieifornia. Location of works, North ld, Nevada County, California, re are delingvent, upon the ibed stock, on account of Assessment No levied on the Fourteenth day of April, the several amounts set opposite the nameés_of the respective shareholders ag follows: : No. of of Names Certifi’e Rozella Locan, lly Chas. R, Story, Guari adic 2. ohn Nightingale, 60 “500 John Nightingale, — 61 “0” 205 k, Bayerque,l. B.¥el5 \ ton, G. Dussol and a 8. L. Theler, Executors of the Estate . F. L. A. Pioche. : ecease?, 62 6250 6250 And in accordance with law, and an orshares of each parcel of such stock as may at the office of the Company, No, 320 California street, Sap Fran cisco, California, on UESDAY the Eighth day of June, A. D, 1875, at the hour of one o'clock, P.M., of pram Gey, to pay ere dere Assessments ereon, together with costs of advertisin and expenses of the sale, i » THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. > Drxay isthe cr:minals best friend, = Office—No. 320, California Street, Sem rome tS o County Convention a FOR SHERIFF. . , S. McBRIDE is hereby announced e@8 @ as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decisfon of the Republican County Sonvention, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Bapublican County Convention. A ma6* ~~¥For Assemblyman. TO OUW. HAYDEN, of Truckee, will \je be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention of Nevada County. FOR SHERIFF. IKE GARVER is hereby announced M as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. apls FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Ready.3, Indian. Springs 2,. Mooney Flat 1, . Le necessary, will be sold at public auction . . NENWICK R. MILLER, is hereby . kK announced as a candidate for the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democraiic County Convention. For Assemblyman. Bat W. GIFFEN is hereby announced xa as a candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Con_ vention, Ps Another lasge invoice of NOVELTIES ‘Will arrive from the East ina few days, st NEVADA DRUG STORE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, ia ee . 1 0. B. &. WYOMING TRIBE,No, 49, IMPORVED ORDER OF RED : MEN , meets. every THURSDAY FVENENG, at their Wigwam: -Qdd Fello «s’ Hall,Nevada eity at 8 o’clock, p.m. H. C. McKELVEY, Chief of Records. FORD’S BARBER SHOP, Broad Street, Oppesite the Bank, NEVADA CITY. “CXHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAYbk POOING, and all work in the Tonserial Art done in the most approved style. RF” Raizorg honed and set. £16 A COMPLIMENTARY PARTY. = dahed via vecveavoneeetste °c S. J, MILLINGTON, — -PENDERED BR, ne : The Young Ladies’ Social Club, OF NEVADA CITY, Will take place at : ARMORY HALL, (Skating Rink) _<or— a THURSDAY EVE'NG, MAY 27, The co operation of all the pupi:s sné friends of the Benefigiary is respectfully solicited. 2 Francisco, Calif Tickets, $1.50, sng 4 —proveme through ~ able pro its. Th ig agai the Trea: another « make sur Office of ' andin n very car . city is an while th Trere, yet attends t if it were ~ duced e could, at cal than vate busi said of a were doit sive ben thought . lines a lil considers efit.of the plain of our wert _we could ficers as’ Alex Gav hell, Frank perinten that the . in this ei continue the Ins month possible count of procure ¢ abroad, ence wit “teachers finally su Denman for the There is » of the ec of the iu it will Power i ~-sigued to texercises —“tures Ti have bee! “_--~~and we b most inte this coun columns . Clarke, o ed as a « Sheriff, o decision ¢ Conventi as the fin Valley, a1 looks, is x kuow hin fice in. tl will be ve The La nected Church, 1 ternoon, . idence of ~ This is liveliest—. . this eoast beautiful . credit to t dication o hope it wi N W. D. ¢ building ‘ eery store, xmer B where he~ hair or shi ofthe art.

Fine She NEVADA CITY, CAL. Ee a} <— Tneaday, Mav 25, 1875.. v4 ~jkve you Opposed to the Restoration of the Democratic Party. This is the only test to be made at ‘the primaries of the Republican “party, to be held in this county ‘on the 29th ofthis month, Weask in’ Daily Transcript] ~. . Eocal Brevities,” The Nevada Ice. Company is now prepared to furnish the citizens of this city. with ice in quantities to suit. By leaving orders at tire office -of the company, at the foot of Main street, or at the store of E. W. Bigetow & Ca, on Commercial street, they will receive prompt attention. Ice is cheap, and it is au indispensi. ble article during these hot» days, Families can. have it left ot their residences by giviig their orders as ‘all candor, is there any ground what“ever, now, for the formation; of an Independent party im this connty? ‘Could the test be any fairer? We ‘opine that every man who is opposed eRe pUb CET ~-Connty -Central Com-. -__ mittee. The committee have taken PES t Spay ANS te the Democratic party, whether he Et above stated. street jn putting up a mammoth bul letin board for Montgomery Queen’s show bills. Workmen are engaged on Broad The boards aie twelve “FHeatepen = Independent-Demoerat, this, the only test presented can “take. by. the the proper course, and every Independent should be satisfied, except * 2 R is: no earthly ‘born. We say there excuse for un Independent —move--57_ands, by enconutering the pole of “gnent in this county, except that it be gotten up in the interest of the Dem‘ocratic party. Every man whu is opposed tothe Pemoeratic party can go the polls-and cast his. vote for the: delegates of his choice. If*the Independents believe they compose a . majority of the Republican party they have the power to make the figh within the party, and say who shall represent them jn the Convention. Let them test their strength, and if York Hotel, taking in four lots. _Warm_ weather has finally got a_ starter. It was exceedingly warm ou Sunday and yesterday, Iced drinks are now the order of tue day. a rank—Hotbrook—Kad—his log severely injured near the -pic nic a baggy, while riding horseback. ~ Mr. Hentz, father of Geo. Hentz, died at ‘his place of residence, on Wood’s Ravine, yesterday morning, of preumonia. “ “The Circus advertisement of Montgomery Queen will appeur in~the ‘LRANsCRIPT to-morrow, . The company .will perform in this city, on Monday, June 7th, Grass Valley June 8th, and Colfax, Jane 9th. they are as strong &s they declare; . ithey will be the ones to put the candidates in the field, and all the dyediu-the-wool Republicans will join them in defeating their opponents, It js all bosh and beys play to talk about a third party, as there is no eause for it here, no matter how necessary itmay be in other parts of the State. .No man-can say with truth that tliere isa put-up job in: 4{his_matter;and, if the charge is 9 We ae ra Meibeehes ribs « Ee ‘a single voter and be ‘elected by made, the very fact that the door is thrown open vo wide, and done by a ‘committee composed of men who are mot in the interest of any clique, is sufficient to prove the falsity of the ‘assertion. Letthere be harmony in the ranks, and you can present to the voters of this county as good and as strong a ticket as was ever bominated; and it can be successful. Bury the hatchet aud go into the contest determined that none but the ~ best men, whose'reputations are unSiidllied, shall beplaced upon the as opposition to the Demo‘cratic patty, The great serambte for office now, inthe ranks of the other. party, is caused Wholly by the antic: pation of the split inthe Republican ranks, Disappoint them und go ‘o work like men, and victory~will be perched npon your banner instead ‘of th.t of your. opponents. _* sure as anything,if the third ticke: is’ _placed in the field the Democratic nominees can attend (o their presen: 2. emphatically that under no circumCol. A. B. Dibble, of Grass Valley, was in town yesterday. ‘Many papers below have. mentioned his name in connection with the office of Congressman. We interviewed Mr. Dibble upon that point, aud he declares stunces would he accept the no.winatioo. Ed. Soldsmith has a happy faculty_of urranging things im a dry goods lially, being-the first and only animal . of its kind ever brought to this coun. 11 Montgomery Queen's Caravan, Circus’and Menagerie— Grand Triamph+-Success Unparalleled. Will exhibit atNevada City June 7th. We copy the following from the Sam Francisco Chronicle: The elegantly appointed show Montgomery Queen spread wide its doors nearly ten days ago, and the citizens of San Francisco have not only patronized it extensively, but bave been most lavish in its praises. Ofr city has had many fine and really ‘meritorious cireuses, but none. we believe, in connection with a menagerie, that can bear any comparison to ted show.. The menagerie, which is in itself worthy of aday’s stady, has Se Mr. Queen’s magnificently appein-1— ’ SAN FRANCISCO. 2045 Ophir, 43. 1215 Mexican, 16. : . 330 Gould & Carry, 18. 345 Best & Belcher. 4514. ~ 165 Savage, 90. 90 Chollar, 79 10 Hale & Norcross, 37. 60 Crown Point, 30. 55 Yellow Jacket, 72. 150 Imperial. 67%. 280 Alpha, 19%. 110 Belcher, 29. 20 Con Virginia, of 120 Sierra Nevada, 10%. — = 785 California. Sie 260 Bullion, 47%. 5 Overman, 59%. -Inatied, 90. Succor, 1. pe © ° feet bigh, and the length is from Hupgh, f 8 Fas Nag . boeu_augmented by—many —elegant . new features.-The Giraffe, espectry, deserves particular attention. The little baby lions, of which there are seven, are great curiosities, and attract thie ladies and children. The collection of wild beasts is large, and the animals and cxges are in most splendid condition, and we congratnlute Mr. Queen for Wintering over in California. Tbe circus department, which always. hada tendency to draw, i, one of the most. perfeetly appointed and richly dressed shows that hds'ever uppeared in this city. The riding:-of Jameg. Robinson, Charles Fizh, Miss Mollie Brown, and Romeo Sebastian bave creuted a circus enthusiasm that was never before wituessed on this coast. The’ other acts, many of which were’ entirely new to us, bave an acceptable freshness that is pleasant to conteniplate. — Mra -has—exhibi most excellent judgment in the selection: of his double troop of artists, and it certainly seems to us that he has not left auytbing undone that experience could sugyest and money purchase to make his establishment the finest ard best. We predict all the interior towns and cities of California in which he will exhibit, an ovation that. wiil exceed anything ever witnessed on the Pacific slope.. : store so ay to.make everything appear to the best advantage. The windows and shelving in his brother’s store are specimen’s of his handiwork. When lit up in the evening the store, presents a beautiful -appearance, Generul Alfred Reilington died in San Francisco Saturday morning says the Bee.°He was the ~best known and best beloved man in the State; and like the great Aristides, who was called the Just, General Redington had acquired the honor J. J. Dorsey, City Assessor of Grass Valley, called upon us yesterday, and reports everything quietin that town. A Chinaman was on. trial in the County Court, yesterday, charged with burglary at Cherokee. The franchise case uf the Boca Lumber Co., was argued yesterday afternoon before the Board of Supervisors. The oldest and youngest editors in the county, were in this city yestere day; Judge O. P. Stidger, of the th San Juan ‘Times, and B. T. K. Preston, ofthe Truckee Repub-Hean,~ The.Judgetooks as—-well.and. hearty ag he Wid twenty years ago, -ocoupations, not ask the support of _ from three to six hundred majority. If this result is desire, go iu and and Preston iooked as though-the editorial business suitedhim toa dot. Great Lund Sule. ~~ leans _ » Because it’s light when it rises. form the third party and it will ‘ac‘complish it; but'we know a majority ‘of the now Independents de not desire any such result, and will enter the door which bas been so widely. opened unto them by the Republican. County Central Commitiee. Since the above was put.in type, the following circular has been issued: Propie's INDEPENDENT Party. To the voters of Nevada. county who are in favor and im sympathy with the Independent political orga-: nization now being perfected throughout this State. You are hereby requested to meet ‘on Saturday, the fifth day of June, at your respective precincts, there to elect delegates towthe Independent State Convention, to be beld at Saeramento on the 22nd day of June, and also to elect a County Central Committee. Each Township will be entitled to one delegate, and Grass Valley and Nevada to three each— the Geutral Committee to be elected ' in the same proportion. Test—-All those who pledge them selves to support the nominees of the People’s! oe Party. : / © Many -Crrimpns.”’ . We regret. that ‘‘Many Citizens’ __ have seen fit to go ahead and organ“jzefa party in this county,! where there is reulty no-necessity for it. We hope wiser counsels will prevail before-the time comes arovnd fokjhe County Convention to assemble. _ -@reat Increase. ‘At the present rate of influx of im‘migrants to Culifornia, itjs estimated that our population will increase 15,000 before the end of the year. Why is thésin Jikea good loaf? The celebrated Gerke Ranch, © of the best in the State, situated in Tehama and Butte counties, is oftered for sale iu 40, 80 and 160 acre lots, and the terms cf payment are one-third cash, andthe balance—in one, two and’threéyears at 10 cents per annum. The ranch. comprising 15,000 acres. This is one of the finest opportunities ever offered to procure a first-class ranch at low rates. For further particulars see advertisement in another column, Advertised Letters. The following letters remain in the Tost Office, in this city, for the weék ending Monday, Nay 2ith, 1875. H. H. Hasxrna, P. M,. “Allen L. D. CluteG.Lonaldson’W. A, Davis W. Fleming Mrs. Gibson Samuel, Graham Jno: A. Hsokin Mrs. F. H. Kitts Mrs. Wa. Louet Louis. Lambert J. W. Milhorne Mrs. -C. M. Nichols J. G: . Rieran Rev. Lawrence.<-Thomas Senior Antoniv, Sheehy Robert, * -*Schoen Paul2. White J. ; = ProGrrss kicks up such a dus that very many nice men lag behind. Tue foundation of the oldest oars in Norway was laidin A. D. Tue man who cate his corns endeavors to bring about a better un+ derstanding. _. rathertbe deceived twice than fail to fornia—and in bis lifetime there was no person who attempted to dispute the title. He was one of the earliest; as he was always one of the most prominent residents of Sacramento. Foremost in all good things, until hislimbs became so stiffened with theumatism that locomotion was difficult, there never was, ‘uutil lately any project of movemeat started, whether of benevolence, sociality, celebration, or commercial enterprise, that General Redington was not first consulted in and asked to head the subscription list—and this he always did with great liberality. Kind to all, and envious toward none, he had commanded the esteem: and gained the affections of all who knew him. He never turned the) ‘distressed away empty handéd. The poo. always weat to himwith hone and left blessing him; and their blessings ure numerous enough, if turned into steps, to pave his way to Heaven, He has passed so many thousands of impecunious people up and down this fiver on his boats,tbat a dime for euch wotkd almost make a fortune for a prince. in these matters the left hand never_knew what the right did. He was often deceived by worthless persons, as any man giving so liberally must be, but.be has often said that he would give to the’ deserving once. Asa citizen Gen: Redington had no superior; as afriend he was mest constant;as a patriot. he was as pure as Washington or. Lincoln; and in his domestic life he was worthy of all praise. -The world is better because he lived—he was joy. and sunshine and in all things. And with all this goodness he had keen perceptive faculties, excellent foresight, was a powerfal reasoner and was one of the mort effective impromptu speakérsinthe State. =—§ ; ~~ Not So,The Grass Valley Union says the “Why Not’’ Club of this city propose soon to give A grand party which will eclipse the one given in thig city on Friday evening last: Oue of the officers cf the: aforesaid Club informs us that they have no idea of giving a party,and are at a of the Union got his information. __ Porn of being called the best man in -Cuali-. everywhere—great in small things . . loss to know where our good friend Union Con, 6. Galedonia, 16. Baltimore, 454. Bacon, 5. Yesterday “Morning’s Bales. ‘ -! Sacramento river bounding the we st side. flows): geck whi = Great Land Sale. THE “GERKE RANCH, COMPRISING 15, 000 acres of the finest lands in the State, is offered FOR SALE in £0,.80 and 160 acre lots. : ies Sales made by the owner direct. _+ or through ager cies established By aie na No MIppLEMEN. “Si a A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngert of which are 11 years old, .eap city 160,000 . gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION: The Gerke Ranch is : é hama and Butte counties. ~Ptre Califerni and Gregan Railroad traverses te eastern . boundary fora distance of five milés, t ©; ae situated in-Te-. " _. For. Sheriff. AL. BR. CLARKE, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced asa candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democra:ic County Convention. : : For County Assessor, J B. MAYBANK+of Eureka Township, @F @ is hereby annunced as a candidate for the cflice‘of County Assessor, subject to. the decistéi—of the Democratic-County — Convention. z is om For Coun‘y Assessor, — it ANIFL COLLINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. -For Coanty Recorder. °— CHN J. ROGERS is hereby announced @) as a candidate forthe office of County Recorder,*subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, ht will be secured to every_purchaser. the farm at al] seasons of the year.

‘Silver Hill, 8%. 60 Dardavelles. 3. 420 Woodville, 2%. = -¢ Death of Jesse D. Bright. Ex-United States Senator Jesse D. Bright died on the 20th, afteran illness of considerable duration. Senator Bright, who represented Indianain the United States Senate, at the breaking out of the civil war, was a man_of great popularity at one time among the people of that State. Soon after the beginning of thé war, a letter which be addressed to’ Jeff. Davis, as Presidetit of the Confederaey, recommending a young: friend tothe kind consideration of Davis came to light; and for writing this seat in the Senate by a vote of that body. “This ended his political career, which up to that time, had been full of prowise. It-has been said that Bright had no thonght of wrong purpose when he wrote that letter; that it was a mere act’of kindness to a young friend; and that it. was written in March before the war had commenced. These extenuating cirDeath of General Redington, . cumstances, however, did not avail, amid the intense excitement which prevailed at the time, and he was expelled: We never took any known’ part in the rebellion, however, not-. withstanding this’ summary dismissal. Twenty Cent Pieces. ‘It is expected that tle coinage of tweuty cent pieces will be begun on Wednesday, as the dies are to be here by that time. The new coin is described as follows: ‘On the obverte side a femala figure sits, holding in her handa pole bearing the liberty cap, the whole representing the usual figure of the Goddess of Liberty. Underneath this the date of coinage, and suirounding the figure are thirteen stars representing the thirteen original States of the Union. On the yeverse side is the figure of an-eagle displayed, surrounded with the inscription ‘United States of A erica’ ‘and the denomination of the“coin. A vim inside the edge andthe edge itself will be ribbed, as are our otha.. Seererrer er ; Bridge Contract. Martin & Co. of San Francisco, have taken the contract for building the bridges and trestlework on the Railroad between Colfax and Grass Valley. They have “already a force of carpenters at work on the trestling, at Gable’s, on the Colfax side of Bear River, says the Grass Valley Union. Xd <, > *Roll of Honor. e following pupils are on the onor in the, First interme1 for the month ending May 2ist; FH. McAllister teacher: Maggie shin a amzey Hayes, Moses Goldsmith; Alice Blackwood, —_ Samuel Porter, John ck, Gustaf Smith, Hattie Hoskins, Robert Tre-. maine, Alive Chaney, Mary™Baldridge, Alice Cooper, James Cashin, Maggie Coughlan, George Pascoe, . Willie Welch, Keturah Arbogast, Frank Mills. : Roll of Honor. The following pupils are on the roll of honor inthe Oakland school for the month ending May 2ist: Saah Barr, \Bessie Gillespie, Mary Kendrick, Christine Riebold, Lizzie Riebold, Frank Barr, Wm. Richards, . Jacob Riebold, Lizzie Stinger, John O'Donnel, James Rosewail. Tux gendarmgric of Valeneiennes is a dealer in all sorts of instruments employed by burglars and thieves Hicu-toned Boston society has gone back to bedcords and bedposts. a I RO BORN. In ‘Nevatia City, May 24th, 1875, Henry 8. Welch sad wife, a don, _ “) 8, Relief Hill 1, Eurcka 3, Moores Flat 3, have justarrested a Dutchman, who} : der of the Board of Directors, made on ‘. Fourteenth day of April, 1875, so _— espacial Hon the north wereck-whjch—con— . Tee Hains cufficient water to igrigate 50,000 acres; : for Sheriff _. and the water ri od he_ri er is navigabie te . iB oe “€ We pr SCRIPT which ¥ By Cash By Cash1 : ToCash To Cash ¢ By th “there is of $2;30 course b , amount q ahd We SMITH is -hereby announced-(5; as s-eandidate for-the office of Sherif . of Nevada County, subject to the decision : HOMES To those seeking homes, th‘s farm presents unusual attraction of soil, clinrate and location. The frost and drought which has been almost universally disustrous the present year, has not injured the crops or vineyards in the least. ek , Que hundred and firty famil'es can make thems_lves comfortable homes here. ——— Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance im one, two and three years at.10 per cent. per annul. Land may be purchased at private. sale “until the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. ‘ For further information apply to Dr. J. 8S. CAMERON,Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. ieee GeorGE HAMLIN, 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. _Ov to Henry Gerke, on the Kanch. Vina, May 25, 1875. of the Democrasic\County Convention —-™ For County Clerk. £y C: PLUNKETT is hereby announced e 25 a candi iate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decisionof the Republican County Convention, For County Olerk. 1AMES D.WHITE is hereby announced oY asa candidate forthe office of Clerk ot Nevada County, subject to. thé decision of the Democratic County Conventton. For County Recorder. EE GARTHE. announces himself a candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision og the Demoecratic County Convention. . For County Surveyor. ALMER SMITH is hereby announced asa candidate for County Surveyor, subject to the decision of we Democratic UNION REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION! OTICE is hereby given that a-Primary. Electioa of the Union Republican Party, will be held throughout the county, under the provisions of the Porter Primary Law, for the purpose of el. cting delegates t'a County Convention, te be held at Nevada Oity,Saturday, June 5th. 1875. Said -County—Convention_to—beheld-for the purpose of électiny 14 Delegates to the State Convention, to be heid at sacramento, June 10th, 1875. ‘Phe following supervisors are hereby apL-poiuted to conduct and saperiutend said Primary Election, Nevada, P. H. Beiden. Blue Tent, E. Bond. f : Grass Valley, 8S. H. Dille. Forest Springs, Jos, Perrin. Buena Vista, Cyrus King, Rough and Ready, Jno. Perkevpine. Indian Sorings, Martiz Hatch, Mvoney f lat, George Scumidt. Anthony House, E. VU. Tompkins. 3 San Juar, Simon Furth. Cherokee, ¥.D. Rathbun. Sweetland, H. O. Hiscox. Birchville, G, B. Newell, French Corral, Win. Moulton. Columbia Hill, James Patton. Lake City, Bloomfield, ‘fC. P. Crandail. W. F. Cummings. Meore’s Flat, John Relief Hill, Eureka, C. Powell, Pattison. Omega, L, R. Prescott, Washington, —— Little York. Wm. Hill, Hunt’s Hill, A. G@. Turner. You Bet, B, F. Snell. ;W-6; Richmond, Boca, L. E. Doan. In the precincts of Nevada, Grass Valley and Sun Juan, the polls will be open from 3 to 744 o’clocx, P. M., and in all other precincts above named the Polls shall be open from 7 to 9 o’clock, P. M. The test for voters at such primary election sball be, ‘‘Are you opposed to the restoration of the Democratic Party?” The number of delegates upportioned-teeach precinct is a& follows: Nevada 2), Blue ‘Tent 2, Grass Valley 14, Forest Springs 1, Buena Vista 1, Rough and Authony House 1, Sun Juan 5, Cherokee 1, Sweetland 2, Birchville 1, Freuch Corral 2, Columbia Hill 2, Lake City 1, Bloomfield Omega 2, Washington 2, Little York 1, Hunt’s Hill 1, You Bet 2, Truckee 8,Boca 3. AH returns to be certified-to by the 5u pervisors of each precinct and promptly forwarded to A. H. Parker, Secretary of the County Central Committee, at Nevada City. By Order of County Central Committee. Y¥. G. BELL, President. A. H. Pannen, Secretary. m25 ICE, ICE, ICE. THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY . W ILL FURNISH ICE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. . Orders left at the Office, or at the store of E. W, Bigelow & Cq., will receive prompt attention. CHAS. KENT, President. T. E, Mux, Secretary. Nevada, May 25, 1875.DELINQUENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. ING COMPANY. Location of prinplace of business, tan Fraucieifornia. Location of works, North ld, Nevada County, California, re are delingvent, upon the ibed stock, on account of Assessment No levied on the Fourteenth day of April, the several amounts set opposite the nameés_of the respective shareholders ag follows: : No. of of Names Certifi’e Rozella Locan, lly Chas. R, Story, Guari adic 2. ohn Nightingale, 60 “500 John Nightingale, — 61 “0” 205 k, Bayerque,l. B.¥el5 \ ton, G. Dussol and a 8. L. Theler, Executors of the Estate . F. L. A. Pioche. : ecease?, 62 6250 6250 And in accordance with law, and an orshares of each parcel of such stock as may at the office of the Company, No, 320 California street, Sap Fran cisco, California, on UESDAY the Eighth day of June, A. D, 1875, at the hour of one o'clock, P.M., of pram Gey, to pay ere dere Assessments ereon, together with costs of advertisin and expenses of the sale, i » THOMAS DERBY, Secretary. > Drxay isthe cr:minals best friend, = Office—No. 320, California Street, Sem rome tS o County Convention a FOR SHERIFF. . , S. McBRIDE is hereby announced e@8 @ as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decisfon of the Republican County Sonvention, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Bapublican County Convention. A ma6* ~~¥For Assemblyman. TO OUW. HAYDEN, of Truckee, will \je be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention of Nevada County. FOR SHERIFF. IKE GARVER is hereby announced M as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. apls FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Ready.3, Indian. Springs 2,. Mooney Flat 1, . Le necessary, will be sold at public auction . . NENWICK R. MILLER, is hereby . kK announced as a candidate for the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democraiic County Convention. For Assemblyman. Bat W. GIFFEN is hereby announced xa as a candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Con_ vention, Ps Another lasge invoice of NOVELTIES ‘Will arrive from the East ina few days, st NEVADA DRUG STORE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, ia ee . 1 0. B. &. WYOMING TRIBE,No, 49, IMPORVED ORDER OF RED : MEN , meets. every THURSDAY FVENENG, at their Wigwam: -Qdd Fello «s’ Hall,Nevada eity at 8 o’clock, p.m. H. C. McKELVEY, Chief of Records. FORD’S BARBER SHOP, Broad Street, Oppesite the Bank, NEVADA CITY. “CXHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAYbk POOING, and all work in the Tonserial Art done in the most approved style. RF” Raizorg honed and set. £16 A COMPLIMENTARY PARTY. = dahed via vecveavoneeetste °c S. J, MILLINGTON, — -PENDERED BR, ne : The Young Ladies’ Social Club, OF NEVADA CITY, Will take place at : ARMORY HALL, (Skating Rink) _<or— a THURSDAY EVE'NG, MAY 27, The co operation of all the pupi:s sné friends of the Benefigiary is respectfully solicited. 2 Francisco, Calif Tickets, $1.50, sng 4 —proveme through ~ able pro its.. Th ig agai the Trea: another « make sur Office of ' andin n very car . city is an while th Trere, yet attends t if it were ~ duced e could, at cal than vate busi said of a were doit sive ben thought . lines a lil considers efit.of the plain of our wert _we could ficers as’ Alex Gav hell, Frank perinten that the . in this ei continue the Ins month possible count of procure ¢ abroad, ence wit “teachers finally su Denman for the There is » of the ec of the iu it will Power i ~-sigued to texercises —“tures Ti have bee! “_--~~and we b most inte this coun columns . Clarke, o ed as a « Sheriff, o decision ¢ Conventi as the fin Valley, a1 looks, is x kuow hin fice in. tl will be ve The La nected Church, 1 ternoon, . idence of ~ This is liveliest—. . this eoast beautiful . credit to t dication o hope it wi N W. D. ¢ building ‘ eery store, xmer B where he~ hair or shi ofthe art.