May 27, 1875 (4 pages)

Bhe Daily Transeript , NBVADA CITY, CAL. . ete ap SE REN EES REPT Se An Independent Pa per: a pose to make it alittle p ainer. ing in the party. ‘of the bust offices. Thuraday, May 27, 1875. . SRE ACRE TA RE, Some people do not seem to know what constitates an Independent paper, but we thought that oar explanation on shat subject a short time since, was explicit enough for the most obtuse mind; bat itseems not, and for their especial benefit we proA neutral piper is supposed to keep Gaiet upon all subjects that will cre= —<gte # tipple, much—less_a_tempest;+ * ~“pnd-bernon-committal on every sab-~ feat, especially politics. A party or: gen—is -sapposed to_endorse every . ——measare, and especially every man that is no:uinated for office whether the measures Or men are’ in accord: ance with itsideas or not. There are measures adopted. by o party, no matter how obnosious, which certainly ought not to be approved by ‘the people, yet they must be endorsed retain ita. standn-again # part. otgan will support every man who is m minted on the ticket, no mutter how corruptly or villainoasly. it bas been obtained, and in this way. ynprincipled biatherskites secure some A party orgap is ferthermore bound to fight each Candidate’s battle, whether it be just or _™mpot, and that self same candidate and It Won't Fill : The Grass Valley Union attempts to make sometapital against us on account of an article which appeared in our Tuesday’s paper, and charges us with inconsistency, after our having declared ourselves independent of party machinery, and avowed a determination to pull no more in party harness. Now that is eutirely too thin on the part of the Union. We assert that we have not and will not putonm.party harness, but shall be free to write just as we believe to be right, regardless of all parties. To say the least, this charge comes with very poor taste from the Union, which has always declared . itself independent, and gets mad when it is called a party organ, when two years with political articles in favor of the . Democracy, and not a singte tine i favor of the Republicans. Thé fight which is going on now between Repnblienns We consider it our duty to stop, if possible, that good feeling may prevail among our fellow citizens. The mai reason that the Union charges us with inconsistency, is for the purpose of widening the breech between the two wings so the Democracy can walk ea ily into office. Webardly expected such an article fromi the Union, and regard it as-very unfair, The Grass _ Valley. Union claims to be an independent paper with Democratic proclivities, aud the Transcript is an independ-. -ent paper with Republican prociivities. sorts of denunciations, ““*egound.’’ his frieads will say thut it is what we expect of you, and if there tea failure on the part of the organ-te do these things, then there comes all and the ‘enarge is inade that you are not In many cases party .organs select the weakest man nominated, give-him unusual support—inorder that he will keep up with his ticket; and that same muggins, > Complimentary Party. The Young Ladies Social °Club, and the citizens generally, have tendered to Prof. Millington a complimentary party, to take place .at the Skating Rink, this evening. Mr. Millington has been teaching a dancing schoul here for over two months, and has been the most successful teacher that has ever visited this the the Independent paper. by receiving support that he would ‘pot otherwise get, except through influence of the party organ, ‘comes to believe that he is of some account after all, and is the first man tostart into injure the party poper that has made him. We have given : ‘but ashort. outline of a neutral paper nd a party paper.~ Now we come to It is in ‘ago its columns were filled each~ day} Look out for Robbers. Those af our citizens who are in the habit of carrying coin in their breeches pocket, after dark, should take warning uf the fate of Moote, and leave it at their place of business or atthe Bank. People hereabout’ should be. cdreful now, and see that their: houses are securely fastened at night. Robbers are about. [A a Trial. ; The ease of “Sight Charley,” a Celestial, was on trial in the County Court yesterday. The italic-eyed hombre was being tried for robbing the sluices of the Allison Mining Company, near French Corral. District Attorney Gaylord appeared for ‘for the defense scene ———_Bispab oan Meetings > requested to meet at the Theatre, this, Thursday evening, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of nominating twentyone delegates to be-elected on Saturday next, to attend the Connty Convention to be held in this city the 5th of June., . Red Men Attention. The members of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Improved Order of Red Men, are requested to weet at their Wigwam,. Odd Fellows Hall, Nevada City, this evening, at 8 o'clock. Every member is expected to be piesent. g +. Gone East. andsnow and hail,' and umbrellas We, gee sree . All the Republicans in this city are-pight und put om a’ mustard plaster . dow sill. Tas Beravriro: , Ssow.—Spring has come, with its byds and flowers, and pneumonia, and many other things, some of which the poets have mentioned, and other things which they have been careful te omitThis charming season of tho year, with its crocuses and violet beds, does moreto encourage thé sale of red flannel than all of its sisters put iogether, Anybody can go out and bay # beautiful boquet in spring, price ten cPbts—a rose impaled on a wire, with a geranium leaf ty sympathise with its misfortunes ~—but whut’s the use.ofa rose if you can-. not smell it? Flowers ure wasted upon a! pretty girl who bappens to bave a cold in the nose. Why should we look fur daffudils in fields of snow or wander by the siivery stream with an unbrella? There is something iucodgravuus in rechuing upon beds of_viglet_ blue, or _haif blowa roses washed with-dew, in-an—Uister-over. . coat. ‘The poet who abandons himselt to the pleasures of spring must} in tue morning. When we sing of . to. clear the throat broucbial troches. ‘Tue dandelion . is deligh fal as a flower, but itis of more Value us a gargleSpring reminds us of a politician. It hus every quality tuat is xequited . fur Success 1u politics. It is rick 1D } prowise und poor in performance. {rusting to its swiling face, we lay ‘aside ine garments +f Winter and dppear in What the ironical tailors call Spring suits. ‘Tbe skies are blue, the seuis calm, warm breezes blew . from thé south und the sunlight is) biight and warm. ‘Ihe* butterfly dukes its appearance and the wasp crawls out of its nest uuder the witWhere is the butterfly the bext uay? ‘Lue unfortunate insect hus perisued in the effect to extract the new United States Preawaren ss ea 6 LUIS ls wits more paroxysmal than_Spinner’s, if possible, and resembles a caricature . of a map of unexplored Africa, drawn by aninebriated lwnatic iy the dark: . Tey say that. the signature of MisFoRTUNES never come singly. A Kentucky man lost his barn by) firé last,winter; a month later three of his horses died; soon after he had eight hogs stolen; and now bis mother-in-law has come to stay with him until the 4th of July-— Two car-loads of, immigrants left for the East on Tuesday, they hav-ing mada their fortdtes in two weeks Ow Tuesday six passenger cuaches for the Scuthern Pacifie Railroad arrived from the manufacrory at Troy, SO 4 —-Winp-pigeons—ere—jastnow.very plentiful at Freestone, in Sonoma spriug—bealitiful spriug!—it. is well . sauieceny Sa with Brown's. (SERRA A MARRIED. ee T At Eureka, May 22d. 1875, by JM. Ballard, Justice of the Peace, Johu H. .Freder ick Schultz to Mrs. Charlotte D. M. E. Healing, all of Eureka. Fer County Treasurer, SAAC LOYD, of Nevada City, is heréby announced asa candi late for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Cunvention. COUNTY TEACHER’S INSTITUTE. . ~ Geo. E. Turner, one of onr oldest merchants, left yesterday for the East, to visit the ‘told fulks at home.” He will be gone several weeks. . ~MeetingAll ladies connnected with Trinity Parish, and all others interested, are requested to meet at Trinity Church this Tharsday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Work to be done. city. In order to show the bigh appreciation in which be is held by our dancing people, the complimentary benefit was tendered, We. feel positive there will be a very large rungements have been made for a grand time. All those who are fond of daucing sliould not fail to attend. Price of admission is only $1 50, crowd in attendance, as complete arn98 sco EPPS Ne 4+ gpect-of the miving values; bat with and called apon them to close up the short diametrically the reverse of the two kinds described above. -It takes” a positive position ene very subject. It speaks iu praise or denunciation of any party as it believes to be right. For instance, our article in Tuesday's puper, we saw fit to tell the Dolly Vardens what the effect of their course would be,if persisted in, ranks and make a square up and up fight against the Democrats, and the Republicans would be successful; and by so doing it is charged that we forgot our independence. We don’t see itinthatlight. We would like to see the Republicans united and we have the independonce to say So. We propose to place ourselves on a platform to say what wo please at all times and under all circumstances, and in other words~be-independent in all our writings. We: want the -best men for offices, and we are determined to use our influence in getting them regardless of party. That is our independence, and we propose to use our own disoretion in . thisdine. The Stock Market. “The Alta says the Stock market on Monday, without amy material in‘crease in activity, was firm, showing signs of returning strength and buoyancy. The rich developments in the bonanza mines, purticularly the Califeruia, more than confirm even . the sanguine expectations raised by the ore of fabulous richness evolved from cross cat No. 1 some months since, and the time is now rapidly approaching, when a completed shaft, -. perfected hoisting works, and finished mills Operating upon widened drifts, extended crosa cuts and deepenéd winzes, giving full access to the ‘atopes of the vast ore bodies, which ~ gurptises the markets of the world with the flow of bullion. The large wre body to be operated upon,’ required an extraordimary preparation ‘of operating means to extract ore to ‘advaatage and econowically. While » ‘these were in pare lic _ maturally lost its excitement in rethe fruition ef foreseen and shrewdly-laid plans, it will return with re‘doubled vigor. The developments of the last few days in the California cross’cuts, No, 4 and 6, show the ore as rich as the high grade-ore in No. “2 and 8, giving a northern extension uf 400 feet im ore whioh, by 4 approaches the $1,000. thieves the world has ever heard of reside in the vicinity of vur beautifultown. If we were not hard pushed for items we should not make theinjary of the fair fame of the town. During the past few weeks several of our citizens have sent their cows out in the woods for pasturage andthe cows come home regularly each night. On several eccasions the cows have come home winus the milk their bags are supposed . : ‘ed in to-day'’s TRANSCRIPT, as a Canof course, sympatbized with the rise. Very Mean, Tt is with shame and mortification that we announce that the meanest mention of the fact in question, to to contain, having been milked by some sneak thief inthe woods. This is the meanest case of stealing we have ever beard of. = a tian ell Fer County Treasurer. Ike Loyd, of this-eity, is snnounodidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County.’ Convention. Tke is about asconsistent a Democrat as there is in the State, and this is the first time he has ever been a candidate. He will make a strong fight in that conventidn. Pennsylvania Engine Co. The annual election of Pennsylvavia Engine Co., No. 2, will take place on Wednesday evening next, and a chief engineer be nominated. collation will be served. ~‘Neat Improvements. The building of K. Casper is receiving the finishing touches, being in imitation of marble. ~ The buildings of George E. Turner adjoining, will be finished up in the same manner. The improvementia looks is grand. Billy Holbrook, driver of the Graas Valley stage, has found a gold breast-pin, and wants an owner for it. For farther particular enquire ef Billy Holbrook. Correction. The name of EmmaMcCutchan, . was lef: out of the Roll of Honor of will also Immediately after the business is transacted a fine Mas. W. H. Crawrorp, Sec._. A small, blue porcelain gold locket, containing a lady’s picture; was lost between this city and Grass Valley. by leaving it at this office.A TRESPASS quarrel between two County, on Monday evening, resulted in one of the parties-—-John Howland—being killed by the other, named Charles Lyon. ose Tue Colusa Independent learns from reliable sources that the smallpox has broken out in Grindstone District, in the northwestern portion ofthe county, and that Mr. Roden died from the effects of the disease. Mr. T.H. Warp hus been surveying and locating tinber lands in the neighborhood of Big Meadows, Plu‘mas County, and-has already picked out and claimed over 36,000 acres. A Narronat gold note bank is io be established at Tomales with $100,000 capital. ~ Nearly all the stock has been subscribed. Grorer Goble, a German, about 60 years of age, has been missing from his cabin, on Rock Crevk, near Dean's Valley, Plumas county sitce Tue Italian fishermen are catching unusually large quantities of salmon in the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, which they are salting down at Antioch. Tux Western Union ‘Telegraph Company have connected their wires withthe town of Santa Anna. Ox Monday the State Controller drew his warrant for $17,500 for support.of the State Insane Asylum. Tur Hudson Tract in Sonoma county is to be subdivided and offered for sale. On Tuesday. evening last, the Chico Guards were formally mustered into service, Caan covered his bald head and gray hair with a laurel crown.— Ayer's Hair Vigor covers gray heads with the still more welcome. locks of youth. The assessments in Plumas county this year foot up $1,700,000, $300,000 over last year. Tax Napa Collegiate Institute ex. ercises commence May 30th and continue to June 3d. Ow the 16th instant, a trout was caught in Milliken creek, Napa Miss Edwards schoel, which was publisked afew days ago, ° The finder will be suitably rewarded . neighbors at Grangeville, Tulare . county, weighing seven and a half honey frou au icicle, while the wasp, like death, bas justits sting. Tue tlower gills get upacoruer in bouquets, due, ithe doctors consult pri-. Vately with the drugyests. ‘The voice of tue hilutivas uuuertaker is heard in the lana, aiid be snorteth like the steed wuu hears tue suund of the trumpet afar. ‘be d-sgusted fly returus tu bis cuve, und the snow birds turn buck from their useless journey tu the north, Nature, about this time, discovers that she is a fraud. S.e is cuuscious that while she 1s disgraces herself in attempting to pruduce # decent Spring, und suffers ‘tue moriificalion of knuwing that everybuudy agrees with the opinion. Mining Stock Board. SAN FRANCISCO. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, 1140 Ophir, 4634. 65U Mexican, 143%. lva Geulu & Curry, 1844. 496 Best & Belcber, 4074. 1Ud Cuviiar, 80, jzo Huie & Norcross, 384%. 440 Usown Point, 31%. BU Yellow Jacket, 77. 95 lusperial, 7. dU Kemiuck, 1334. 5U Alpga, 19. 3U5 Belcher, 30. 300 Coufiueuce, 1744. ‘r -¥5 Con Virginia, 420. 26U Sierra Nevada, 12%. 975 California, 5944, 360 Buihon, 47, 195 Overmun, 5934. 25 Justice, JOU. ° 250 Union Con, 7. 50 Ludy Bryan, 4. _ 1030 Julia, 13%. 10 Culedouiu, 16%. 26u Bultumore, 5%. pee 30 Eclipse, 6%. 160 Silver Hilt, 9. 100 Rock Island, 5. 150 Occidental, 3: Z 360 Woodville, 23%. . ‘Twenty-nine thousand seven hundred and sixty-seven loaded Erie freight cars passed through Port Jervis, going East, in April, and 30,503 going West, of which nearly 6,000 were loaded. This was the largest month's business ever done. _ you have been in the wrong. It is but owning what you need not be ashamed of, that you now have more sense than you had before;—to—see nowledge it, and more grace to correct it. <-> Tuk Washington Star speaks of “the clamsy, unsightly, inconvenient, intrusive, diabolical and every way objectionable telegraph poles that now disfigure the streets.”” Tue Calistoga mine shipped $8,000 of bullion last week and nearly $10,000 the week previous. S CHANCELLOR H m will erect a large brick block upon the spot burned over by the recent fire in Napa, teste neti Merasunesare being taken for the establishment of a Board of Immigration forthe dissemination of information in Los Angeles. Tue people of this extravagant country expended $2,841,500 fer foreigu buttons last year. Ir will require seven years steady work to complete the tunnel between England and France, Tarr have barking cats in Allen. pounds, 1 successful tm getting up # Winter,sbe . , Be not ashamed fo confess that . our error, more humility to ac-. , Id o'clock, A. M., OB THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, . And continue in session three days, in the Assembly Hall, Washinton School House. Every tencher in the county is expected to be in attendance. It is hoped that at lea-t o e Sehool Trustee from each Schoo! District will also be present. : Prof. Denman and other distinguished Educators, will be present and deliver lectures. = The order of exercises will be published during the session. \ _All who are interested in the cause of gAueation are cordially .ini.ited to attend. 5 FRANK POWER, County Supt of Schools. Nevada, May 25th, 1875. : BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, icals, Patent Medicines, &c. Books ! Boots! BLANK BOOKS,SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY. ICE COLD. SODA WATER, Apparatus. core surance Co., of California e BELL & BELDEN. ittend. . “County Convention. eo WW toe AND RETAIL DEALDrugs, Medicines, Mining ChemDrawn from Lippencott’s Me ‘Agents Pacific Mutual Life In, For District Attorney. W acanditate for the office of Distric¢ Attorriey, subject to the decision of thePemoctatic County Convention. For County Recorder. Ww. H. ADAMS, of Grass Valley, i8 @ hereby announced asa candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. MAL. R: CLARKE, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced a8% candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democraiic County Convention. : For. County ‘Mssessor, B. MAYBANE, of Eureka Township, OP © ishereby. announced a8 a candidate for the cfticre of County Assessor, subject to Convention. oeones 1 asa candidete for the offi: e of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For County Recorder. , OTEN J. ROGFRS is hereby announced @p asa candidate for the office of County Recorder, enhject to the decision_of-the Democrati¢e Courity Couvention. For Shor ff. EO. W, SMITH is hereby annonnced J asa candidate forthe office of Sherif. of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. » . For County'Clerk. Yy\. C. PLUNKETT is hereby. announced 6 88 a candi iate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, , For County Clerk. Lrnnies, will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at . eV asa candidate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decision ofthe Democratic Colinty Conventton. For County Recorder. . FE GARTHE ‘announces himeelf a A candidate for the office of County” Recorder, subject to the decision og the Democratic County Convention. For’ Countv Surveyor. ALMER SMITH is hereby announced as a candidate for C unty Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democratic FOR SHERIFF. S. McBRIDE is hereby announced @9 @ a8 a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decis. ion of the Republican County Oonventior, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office’ of SHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. maé6* For £ssemblyman. W._ HAYDN, of Trucxee, wil? e@ be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention of Nevads County: FOR SHERIFF. MI GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject to the decision . of the Democratic Convention. spl3 FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.geese R. MILLER, is. hereby of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democraiic County Convention. For Assemblyman. EO. W. GIFFEN is hereby announced W asa candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Oonvention; -«.— , ; Great Land Sale, Gold Pens, Steel Pens, THE GERKE RANCH, Letter and Nete Paper, of the anect aes tn the Bill Cap, ae Drawing Paper, . Sales made by the owner direct. Envelope s. or through ager cies established by him. &c. &o 82” No MIppLeMEN. “88 Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngest of which are 11 years old, capicity. 100 ,o00 gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION. The Gerke Ranch is situated in Te hama and Butte counties. The Californie and Oregon Railroad traverses the essterD boundary for a distance of five miles, the On the north flows Deer creek which 0©00tains sufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water bis 9 will be secured to every purchaser. The ri eris navigable the farm-at-all seasons of the year. HOMES. To those seeking homes, this farm presents unusual attraction .of soil, climate and location. The frost and t which has been almost universally disastrous the in the least. : : One hundred and fifty families can make themse lves comfortable homes here. Terms of Sale! -}. One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years at 10 per cent. per annum. Land may be purchased at private sale tewn, Pa. That is, the bh y fe tmes take the bark adf trie teeck. P.m. H.C. VEY, Chief of THURSDAY RVENING, at their Wigwam Odd Fello va" Hall Nevada city at Sorciosk, McKEL’ Records. . until the day of public sale. which will be I 0.8. M announced ter. : wro atic o. cae is For further information apply to TBE, : ‘ z ’ 5 im, No. 49, IMPORVED 4 ee ORDER OF RED . Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. _ Or to Hemry Gerke, on the Reoch. Vina, May 25, 1875, 2 aa sangre cne Sg the decision of the Democratic County ° ARIEL COLLINS i* hereby arnomneea, = announced asa cundidate for the office _ Sacramento river bounding the weet side.” present year, has not injured the crops or. Paul: roughs, Saturda knocked $260, at He was . bridge . Church . just turn _ when he some utr was dov hard wot Moeore’s ~~pants~ ar greeubae _._Silverat was brui: head, bu jured. I one befor it appear seoreted . Moore h ‘was dealt soon as . to go tot tel, wher: he was u _ tance, § " passing a be A. W. them, an was thker most dast a day, ar parties wi receive th Three me suspicion, against th Many c very anxic _starter_on ity. The ted by ta] pie’s . rat Cashin’s Burns, wl ning the t tions ther engaged i1 will comm to-day. ( ridge the , the brush running tl the hill We under: forty whit few days i: force. Nc ployed. . ] out there, the work g opportunit A man . has been “porter at t tel, died hemorrhag morning, 1 the saloon. went to hi: ‘until Mon he went ou purpese of told him ¢ which he « taken wer He waa ab Fourth The citi: called am ing next, s measures f 4th of July, us very for this city ar ter save t grand celet ty Narrow day should —_— Card ef " : ] The than Ui, of the T Band, und Granfell, f; nished by t especially W.D. © i a eery store, Saipr Bi where he is hair or sha the art. (

Bhe Daily Transeript , NBVADA CITY, CAL. . ete ap SE REN EES REPT Se An Independent Pa per: a pose to make it alittle p ainer. ing in the party. ‘of the bust offices. Thuraday, May 27, 1875. . SRE ACRE TA RE, Some people do not seem to know what constitates an Independent paper, but we thought that oar explanation on shat subject a short time since, was explicit enough for the most obtuse mind; bat itseems not, and for their especial benefit we proA neutral piper is supposed to keep Gaiet upon all subjects that will cre= —<gte # tipple, much—less_a_tempest;+ * ~“pnd-bernon-committal on every sab-~ feat, especially politics. A party or: gen—is -sapposed to_endorse every . ——measare, and especially every man that is no:uinated for office whether the measures Or men are’ in accord: ance with itsideas or not. There are measures adopted. by o party, no matter how obnosious, which certainly ought not to be approved by ‘the people, yet they must be endorsed retain ita. standn-again # part. otgan will support every man who is m minted on the ticket, no mutter how corruptly or villainoasly. it bas been obtained, and in this way. ynprincipled biatherskites secure some A party orgap is ferthermore bound to fight each Candidate’s battle, whether it be just or _™mpot, and that self same candidate and It Won't Fill : The Grass Valley Union attempts to make sometapital against us on account of an article which appeared in our Tuesday’s paper, and charges us with inconsistency, after our having declared ourselves independent of party machinery, and avowed a determination to pull no more in party harness. Now that is eutirely too thin on the part of the Union. We assert that we have not and will not putonm.party harness, but shall be free to write just as we believe to be right, regardless of all parties. To say the least, this charge comes with very poor taste from the Union, which has always declared . itself independent, and gets mad when it is called a party organ, when two years with political articles in favor of the . Democracy, and not a singte tine i favor of the Republicans. Thé fight which is going on now between Repnblienns We consider it our duty to stop, if possible, that good feeling may prevail among our fellow citizens. The mai reason that the Union charges us with inconsistency, is for the purpose of widening the breech between the two wings so the Democracy can walk ea ily into office. Webardly expected such an article fromi the Union, and regard it as-very unfair, The Grass _ Valley. Union claims to be an independent paper with Democratic proclivities, aud the Transcript is an independ-. -ent paper with Republican prociivities. sorts of denunciations, ““*egound.’’ his frieads will say thut it is what we expect of you, and if there tea failure on the part of the organ-te do these things, then there comes all and the ‘enarge is inade that you are not In many cases party .organs select the weakest man nominated, give-him unusual support—inorder that he will keep up with his ticket; and that same muggins, > Complimentary Party. The Young Ladies Social °Club, and the citizens generally, have tendered to Prof. Millington a complimentary party, to take place .at the Skating Rink, this evening. Mr. Millington has been teaching a dancing schoul here for over two months, and has been the most successful teacher that has ever visited this the the Independent paper. by receiving support that he would ‘pot otherwise get, except through influence of the party organ, ‘comes to believe that he is of some account after all, and is the first man tostart into injure the party poper that has made him. We have given : ‘but ashort. outline of a neutral paper nd a party paper.~ Now we come to It is in ‘ago its columns were filled each~ day} Look out for Robbers. Those af our citizens who are in the habit of carrying coin in their breeches pocket, after dark, should take warning uf the fate of Moote, and leave it at their place of business or atthe Bank. People hereabout’ should be. cdreful now, and see that their: houses are securely fastened at night. Robbers are about. [A a Trial. ; The ease of “Sight Charley,” a Celestial, was on trial in the County Court yesterday. The italic-eyed hombre was being tried for robbing the sluices of the Allison Mining Company, near French Corral. District Attorney Gaylord appeared for ‘for the defense scene ———_Bispab oan Meetings > requested to meet at the Theatre, this, Thursday evening, at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of nominating twentyone delegates to be-elected on Saturday next, to attend the Connty Convention to be held in this city the 5th of June., . Red Men Attention. The members of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Improved Order of Red Men, are requested to weet at their Wigwam,. Odd Fellows Hall, Nevada City, this evening, at 8 o'clock. Every member is expected to be piesent. g +. Gone East. andsnow and hail,' and umbrellas We, gee sree . All the Republicans in this city are-pight und put om a’ mustard plaster . dow sill. Tas Beravriro: , Ssow.—Spring has come, with its byds and flowers, and pneumonia, and many other things, some of which the poets have mentioned, and other things which they have been careful te omitThis charming season of tho year, with its crocuses and violet beds, does moreto encourage thé sale of red flannel than all of its sisters put iogether, Anybody can go out and bay # beautiful boquet in spring, price ten cPbts—a rose impaled on a wire, with a geranium leaf ty sympathise with its misfortunes ~—but whut’s the use.ofa rose if you can-. not smell it? Flowers ure wasted upon a! pretty girl who bappens to bave a cold in the nose. Why should we look fur daffudils in fields of snow or wander by the siivery stream with an unbrella? There is something iucodgravuus in rechuing upon beds of_viglet_ blue, or _haif blowa roses washed with-dew, in-an—Uister-over. . coat. ‘The poet who abandons himselt to the pleasures of spring must} in tue morning. When we sing of . to. clear the throat broucbial troches. ‘Tue dandelion . is deligh fal as a flower, but itis of more Value us a gargleSpring reminds us of a politician. It hus every quality tuat is xequited . fur Success 1u politics. It is rick 1D } prowise und poor in performance. {rusting to its swiling face, we lay ‘aside ine garments +f Winter and dppear in What the ironical tailors call Spring suits. ‘Tbe skies are blue, the seuis calm, warm breezes blew . from thé south und the sunlight is) biight and warm. ‘Ihe* butterfly dukes its appearance and the wasp crawls out of its nest uuder the witWhere is the butterfly the bext uay? ‘Lue unfortunate insect hus perisued in the effect to extract the new United States Preawaren ss ea 6 LUIS ls wits more paroxysmal than_Spinner’s, if possible, and resembles a caricature . of a map of unexplored Africa, drawn by aninebriated lwnatic iy the dark: . Tey say that. the signature of MisFoRTUNES never come singly. A Kentucky man lost his barn by) firé last,winter; a month later three of his horses died; soon after he had eight hogs stolen; and now bis mother-in-law has come to stay with him until the 4th of July-— Two car-loads of, immigrants left for the East on Tuesday, they hav-ing mada their fortdtes in two weeks Ow Tuesday six passenger cuaches for the Scuthern Pacifie Railroad arrived from the manufacrory at Troy, SO 4 —-Winp-pigeons—ere—jastnow.very plentiful at Freestone, in Sonoma spriug—bealitiful spriug!—it. is well . sauieceny Sa with Brown's. (SERRA A MARRIED. ee T At Eureka, May 22d. 1875, by JM. Ballard, Justice of the Peace, Johu H. .Freder ick Schultz to Mrs. Charlotte D. M. E. Healing, all of Eureka. Fer County Treasurer, SAAC LOYD, of Nevada City, is heréby announced asa candi late for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Cunvention. COUNTY TEACHER’S INSTITUTE. . ~ Geo. E. Turner, one of onr oldest merchants, left yesterday for the East, to visit the ‘told fulks at home.” He will be gone several weeks. . ~MeetingAll ladies connnected with Trinity Parish, and all others interested, are requested to meet at Trinity Church this Tharsday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Work to be done. city. In order to show the bigh appreciation in which be is held by our dancing people, the complimentary benefit was tendered, We. feel positive there will be a very large rungements have been made for a grand time. All those who are fond of daucing sliould not fail to attend. Price of admission is only $1 50, crowd in attendance, as complete arn98 sco EPPS Ne 4+ gpect-of the miving values; bat with and called apon them to close up the short diametrically the reverse of the two kinds described above. -It takes” a positive position ene very subject. It speaks iu praise or denunciation of any party as it believes to be right. For instance, our article in Tuesday's puper, we saw fit to tell the Dolly Vardens what the effect of their course would be,if persisted in, ranks and make a square up and up fight against the Democrats, and the Republicans would be successful; and by so doing it is charged that we forgot our independence. We don’t see itinthatlight. We would like to see the Republicans united and we have the independonce to say So. We propose to place ourselves on a platform to say what wo please at all times and under all circumstances, and in other words~be-independent in all our writings. We: want the -best men for offices, and we are determined to use our influence in getting them regardless of party. That is our independence, and we propose to use our own disoretion in . thisdine. The Stock Market. “The Alta says the Stock market on Monday, without amy material in‘crease in activity, was firm, showing signs of returning strength and buoyancy. The rich developments in the bonanza mines, purticularly the Califeruia, more than confirm even . the sanguine expectations raised by the ore of fabulous richness evolved from cross cat No. 1 some months since, and the time is now rapidly approaching, when a completed shaft, -. perfected hoisting works, and finished mills Operating upon widened drifts, extended crosa cuts and deepenéd winzes, giving full access to the ‘atopes of the vast ore bodies, which ~ gurptises the markets of the world with the flow of bullion. The large wre body to be operated upon,’ required an extraordimary preparation ‘of operating means to extract ore to ‘advaatage and econowically. While » ‘these were in pare lic _ maturally lost its excitement in rethe fruition ef foreseen and shrewdly-laid plans, it will return with re‘doubled vigor. The developments of the last few days in the California cross’cuts, No, 4 and 6, show the ore as rich as the high grade-ore in No. “2 and 8, giving a northern extension uf 400 feet im ore whioh, by 4 approaches the $1,000. thieves the world has ever heard of reside in the vicinity of vur beautifultown. If we were not hard pushed for items we should not make theinjary of the fair fame of the town. During the past few weeks several of our citizens have sent their cows out in the woods for pasturage andthe cows come home regularly each night. On several eccasions the cows have come home winus the milk their bags are supposed . : ‘ed in to-day'’s TRANSCRIPT, as a Canof course, sympatbized with the rise. Very Mean, Tt is with shame and mortification that we announce that the meanest mention of the fact in question, to to contain, having been milked by some sneak thief inthe woods. This is the meanest case of stealing we have ever beard of. = a tian ell Fer County Treasurer. Ike Loyd, of this-eity, is snnounodidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic County.’ Convention. Tke is about asconsistent a Democrat as there is in the State, and this is the first time he has ever been a candidate. He will make a strong fight in that conventidn. Pennsylvania Engine Co. The annual election of Pennsylvavia Engine Co., No. 2, will take place on Wednesday evening next, and a chief engineer be nominated. collation will be served. ~‘Neat Improvements. The building of K. Casper is receiving the finishing touches, being in imitation of marble. ~ The buildings of George E. Turner adjoining, will be finished up in the same manner. The improvementia looks is grand. Billy Holbrook, driver of the Graas Valley stage, has found a gold breast-pin, and wants an owner for it. For farther particular enquire ef Billy Holbrook. Correction. The name of EmmaMcCutchan, . was lef: out of the Roll of Honor of will also Immediately after the business is transacted a fine Mas. W. H. Crawrorp, Sec._. A small, blue porcelain gold locket, containing a lady’s picture; was lost between this city and Grass Valley. by leaving it at this office.A TRESPASS quarrel between two County, on Monday evening, resulted in one of the parties-—-John Howland—being killed by the other, named Charles Lyon. ose Tue Colusa Independent learns from reliable sources that the smallpox has broken out in Grindstone District, in the northwestern portion ofthe county, and that Mr. Roden died from the effects of the disease. Mr. T.H. Warp hus been surveying and locating tinber lands in the neighborhood of Big Meadows, Plu‘mas County, and-has already picked out and claimed over 36,000 acres. A Narronat gold note bank is io be established at Tomales with $100,000 capital. ~ Nearly all the stock has been subscribed. Grorer Goble, a German, about 60 years of age, has been missing from his cabin, on Rock Crevk, near Dean's Valley, Plumas county sitce Tue Italian fishermen are catching unusually large quantities of salmon in the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, which they are salting down at Antioch. Tux Western Union ‘Telegraph Company have connected their wires withthe town of Santa Anna. Ox Monday the State Controller drew his warrant for $17,500 for support.of the State Insane Asylum. Tur Hudson Tract in Sonoma county is to be subdivided and offered for sale. On Tuesday. evening last, the Chico Guards were formally mustered into service, Caan covered his bald head and gray hair with a laurel crown.— Ayer's Hair Vigor covers gray heads with the still more welcome. locks of youth.. The assessments in Plumas county this year foot up $1,700,000, $300,000 over last year. Tax Napa Collegiate Institute ex. ercises commence May 30th and continue to June 3d. Ow the 16th instant, a trout was

caught in Milliken creek, Napa Miss Edwards schoel, which was publisked afew days ago, ° The finder will be suitably rewarded . neighbors at Grangeville, Tulare . county, weighing seven and a half honey frou au icicle, while the wasp, like death, bas justits sting. Tue tlower gills get upacoruer in bouquets, due, ithe doctors consult pri-. Vately with the drugyests. ‘The voice of tue hilutivas uuuertaker is heard in the lana, aiid be snorteth like the steed wuu hears tue suund of the trumpet afar. ‘be d-sgusted fly returus tu bis cuve, und the snow birds turn buck from their useless journey tu the north, Nature, about this time, discovers that she is a fraud. S.e is cuuscious that while she 1s disgraces herself in attempting to pruduce # decent Spring, und suffers ‘tue moriificalion of knuwing that everybuudy agrees with the opinion. Mining Stock Board. SAN FRANCISCO. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, 1140 Ophir, 4634. 65U Mexican, 143%. lva Geulu & Curry, 1844. 496 Best & Belcber, 4074. 1Ud Cuviiar, 80, jzo Huie & Norcross, 384%. 440 Usown Point, 31%. BU Yellow Jacket, 77. 95 lusperial, 7. dU Kemiuck, 1334. 5U Alpga, 19. 3U5 Belcher, 30. 300 Coufiueuce, 1744. ‘r -¥5 Con Virginia, 420. 26U Sierra Nevada, 12%. 975 California, 5944, 360 Buihon, 47, 195 Overmun, 5934. 25 Justice, JOU. ° 250 Union Con, 7. 50 Ludy Bryan, 4. _ 1030 Julia, 13%. 10 Culedouiu, 16%. 26u Bultumore, 5%. pee 30 Eclipse, 6%. 160 Silver Hilt, 9. 100 Rock Island, 5. 150 Occidental, 3: Z 360 Woodville, 23%. . ‘Twenty-nine thousand seven hundred and sixty-seven loaded Erie freight cars passed through Port Jervis, going East, in April, and 30,503 going West, of which nearly 6,000 were loaded. This was the largest month's business ever done. _ you have been in the wrong. It is but owning what you need not be ashamed of, that you now have more sense than you had before;—to—see nowledge it, and more grace to correct it. <-> Tuk Washington Star speaks of “the clamsy, unsightly, inconvenient, intrusive, diabolical and every way objectionable telegraph poles that now disfigure the streets.”” Tue Calistoga mine shipped $8,000 of bullion last week and nearly $10,000 the week previous. S CHANCELLOR H m will erect a large brick block upon the spot burned over by the recent fire in Napa, teste neti Merasunesare being taken for the establishment of a Board of Immigration forthe dissemination of information in Los Angeles. Tue people of this extravagant country expended $2,841,500 fer foreigu buttons last year. Ir will require seven years steady work to complete the tunnel between England and France, Tarr have barking cats in Allen. pounds, 1 successful tm getting up # Winter,sbe . , Be not ashamed fo confess that . our error, more humility to ac-. , Id o'clock, A. M., OB THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, . And continue in session three days, in the Assembly Hall, Washinton School House. Every tencher in the county is expected to be in attendance. It is hoped that at lea-t o e Sehool Trustee from each Schoo! District will also be present. : Prof. Denman and other distinguished Educators, will be present and deliver lectures. = The order of exercises will be published during the session. \ _All who are interested in the cause of gAueation are cordially .ini.ited to attend. 5 FRANK POWER, County Supt of Schools. Nevada, May 25th, 1875. : BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, icals, Patent Medicines, &c. Books ! Boots! BLANK BOOKS,SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, STATIONERY. ICE COLD. SODA WATER, Apparatus. core surance Co., of California e BELL & BELDEN. ittend. . “County Convention. eo WW toe AND RETAIL DEALDrugs, Medicines, Mining ChemDrawn from Lippencott’s Me ‘Agents Pacific Mutual Life In, For District Attorney. W acanditate for the office of Distric¢ Attorriey, subject to the decision of thePemoctatic County Convention. For County Recorder. Ww. H. ADAMS, of Grass Valley, i8 @ hereby announced asa candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sheriff. MAL. R: CLARKE, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced a8% candidate for Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democraiic County Convention. : For. County ‘Mssessor, B. MAYBANE, of Eureka Township, OP © ishereby. announced a8 a candidate for the cfticre of County Assessor, subject to Convention. oeones 1 asa candidete for the offi: e of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For County Recorder. , OTEN J. ROGFRS is hereby announced @p asa candidate for the office of County Recorder, enhject to the decision_of-the Democrati¢e Courity Couvention. For Shor ff. EO. W, SMITH is hereby annonnced J asa candidate forthe office of Sherif. of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. » . For County'Clerk. Yy\. C. PLUNKETT is hereby. announced 6 88 a candi iate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, , For County Clerk. Lrnnies, will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at . eV asa candidate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decision ofthe Democratic Colinty Conventton. For County Recorder. . FE GARTHE ‘announces himeelf a A candidate for the office of County” Recorder, subject to the decision og the Democratic County Convention. For’ Countv Surveyor. ALMER SMITH is hereby announced as a candidate for C unty Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democratic FOR SHERIFF. S. McBRIDE is hereby announced @9 @ a8 a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decis. ion of the Republican County Oonventior, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKINS is hereby announced as a candidate for the office’ of SHERIFF of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. maé6* For £ssemblyman. W._ HAYDN, of Trucxee, wil? e@ be a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Convention of Nevads County: FOR SHERIFF. MI GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject to the decision . of the Democratic Convention. spl3 FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.geese R. MILLER, is. hereby of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democraiic County Convention. For Assemblyman. EO. W. GIFFEN is hereby announced W asa candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision of the Democratic Oonvention; -«.— , ; Great Land Sale, Gold Pens, Steel Pens, THE GERKE RANCH, Letter and Nete Paper, of the anect aes tn the Bill Cap, ae Drawing Paper, . Sales made by the owner direct. Envelope s. or through ager cies established by him. &c. &o 82” No MIppLeMEN. “88 Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngest of which are 11 years old, capicity. 100 ,o00 gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION. The Gerke Ranch is situated in Te hama and Butte counties. The Californie and Oregon Railroad traverses the essterD boundary for a distance of five miles, the On the north flows Deer creek which 0©00tains sufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water bis 9 will be secured to every purchaser. The ri eris navigable the farm-at-all seasons of the year. HOMES. To those seeking homes, this farm presents unusual attraction .of soil, climate and location. The frost and t which has been almost universally disastrous the in the least. : : One hundred and fifty families can make themse lves comfortable homes here. Terms of Sale! -}. One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years at 10 per cent. per annum. Land may be purchased at private sale tewn, Pa. That is, the bh y fe tmes take the bark adf trie teeck. P.m. H.C. VEY, Chief of THURSDAY RVENING, at their Wigwam Odd Fello va" Hall Nevada city at Sorciosk, McKEL’ Records. . until the day of public sale. which will be I 0.8. M announced ter. : wro atic o. cae is For further information apply to TBE, : ‘ z ’ 5 im, No. 49, IMPORVED 4 ee ORDER OF RED . Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. _ Or to Hemry Gerke, on the Reoch. Vina, May 25, 1875, 2 aa sangre cne Sg the decision of the Democratic County ° ARIEL COLLINS i* hereby arnomneea, = announced asa cundidate for the office _ Sacramento river bounding the weet side.” present year, has not injured the crops or. Paul: roughs, Saturda knocked $260, at He was . bridge . Church . just turn _ when he some utr was dov hard wot Moeore’s ~~pants~ ar greeubae _._Silverat was brui: head, bu jured. I one befor it appear seoreted . Moore h ‘was dealt soon as . to go tot tel, wher: he was u _ tance, § " passing a be A. W. them, an was thker most dast a day, ar parties wi receive th Three me suspicion, against th Many c very anxic _starter_on ity. The ted by ta] pie’s . rat Cashin’s Burns, wl ning the t tions ther engaged i1 will comm to-day. ( ridge the , the brush running tl the hill We under: forty whit few days i: force. Nc ployed. . ] out there, the work g opportunit A man . has been “porter at t tel, died hemorrhag morning, 1 the saloon. went to hi: ‘until Mon he went ou purpese of told him ¢ which he « taken wer He waa ab Fourth The citi: called am ing next, s measures f 4th of July, us very for this city ar ter save t grand celet ty Narrow day should —_— Card ef " : ] The than Ui, of the T Band, und Granfell, f; nished by t especially W.D. © i a eery store, Saipr Bi where he is hair or sha the art. (