May 29, 1877 (4 pages)

Che Daily Brangeript NEVADA (CITY; CA =~ ——— —— Tesco, May, 29, 1877.“Phe ‘-Herald’’ Seats. The Placer Herald, in its issue of published an_ article. May "19th, headed “Truth vs. Puff,’’ wherein; the brilliant editor set forth thut the papers of Nevada _‘‘talkee too muchee”’ about the prospects of the’ _ county, and endeavored to:show that it was Placer county that was ‘way up’’ and not Nevada. Many insinuations were thrown out, wLich the Grass Valley Union and the Transinuations were not truv. We went for the Herald’s scalp, and in our article we stated we did not believe the editor of that paper bad ever erossed the Placér county lide into our county, else he would have known. better than to have writIn the Herald of the 19th, we find the ‘hoy team. en such affarticle. erald . a _ the “boy teamster?”’ ster’ gots. aftec us in the following style: “In our article last idk: headed “Truth vs. Poff,” though we aimed to touch. the Nevada papers a little on their ‘‘paffy’’ propensities, we had no intention of runnibg down that large, rich, prosperous and growing county. On the contrary we kept steadily in view the one idea of making it appear as it is, big,rich and prosperous. Still the papers over there came back at us like “‘muchly’’ disturbed hornets. Itis too bad their : “stingers are not long enough to reach us. The Nevada Transcript even goes so far as todeclare that in its opinion we were never in-that county in our life. The @eclaration is rich. We wondér what boy it was that from 1860 to 1865 was known in both Nevada City and Grass Valley, and in nearly every other mining town in that county, as Who was it “that used to sell grain and hay to Campbell iu Grass Valley, and buy lumber from Leech, of the Mohawk “mill? Who was it mistook Mills, of Nevada, for a Washoe teamster, and refused to sell him a load of barley unless he would pay five cents a hundred more than the merchants and stable men would give? Who was at Rich’s (the Hulf Mile House) the night Nevada City burnt down last? Who hauled hay and barley for Jim McCue to every stationfrom-Nevada—to the Summit (down the South Yaba Hill: and all) the time he was making things hot for the old C.S.C.? Who camped one night at the Sugar Loaf? Who broke a wagon tongue one dark night, in Selby Flat? Who knew. Arnold, hotel keeper at Lake City, and Leavy of the same plice, later of Moore’s Flut? And by the way, -who hauled mnch of the hardware for McLavghlin’s new quartz mill at Allison Ranch? And who got inte a little row with old Hennessy of the same “place over a box. of tobacco ~ Ahat aim had delivered and ra Hennessy Said he had not, and wanted to retain the freight morey, to pay for it? Why, dear Mr. Brown, we know more of your town and the country around there than we “know of the town we were born in. If anything farther was wanted we. might tell about browipg dust on leaky coal oil cans consigned to. Gregory & Waite; about borrowing peaches out of-the Penn Valley orchard, without ask* ing for them; getting sick at Wallings, Rough and Ready; capturing a “road agent’’ near the Indian Springs, or helpiug ourself to apples from the orepard at Blue Tent, but -we think it is nut necessary, The ditor of the Herald has never been (1 Nevada county, en? Well just keep on thinking sv.”’. That jets usout-—we thought the editor of the ‘‘Herald’ was a city chap instead of tHE™boy teamater.” Tae last office-which une friend is supposed to perfurm for: another, after the breath has left the other's body, is to close his eyes. In Novada,some days ago, an honest miner closeda fellow’s eyes and loan: “ed bim quarters to place on them. Bur as soon as the compussionate lender feft the death chamber tbe mourning miner put the quarters in bis pocket aud spent them iv » suloon argund the corner. . oe —. SEVERS storm pussed over Washington Sunday night, doing considerable haunt —-goprpr did not like, because such in-. . The Re-union. Arrangements are now made for the grand , Re-union, which takea, ple: one ‘Week from next ‘Sa ’ at Badger’s Central Park, Ouldland. The following is the programme; _ At the Pavillion, comniending at. 12m. 1. Music, Blum’s Band. 2. Introductory, Hon. Watt, Chairman. 3. Address of welcome, <Hon. E. G. Waite, : 4, Music, (‘‘Auld Long Syne,’’) Blom’s Band. 5. Poe, by Mrs. Nellie EB, Chaproan, (Virgiuia City.) 6.Massie, “= a : Ocation, Hon, Jobn Garber-Made. = = ; ‘Poem, By Mrs. ©. K. Waters, (San Francisco.) 10, Music. 11. Adjonrnment for lunch, which will be tuken a-la-pie-nic in the Grove, where tabies -wiil be placed fut those desiring to take their lunch Robert reserved ‘for ead guésts and at = 7 Evan D. Brans, William W. Willi ums aid James B. Reeader,the ray ers of the Shady Creek ming, on Shady Creek, pear Hoye s old crogsing, have strocle a “wich piece of gravel which pays from 25 cents to $5 to the panfal of ditt. This gravel claim Govers about 50 acres of ground, with a creek front of about 3,6 feet in extent. T.e gravel face is rock. Is is covered with Joam jto} abont the same depth. Last Summer the company-run a bed rock cut from the creck to their: eluiis, but. not ut a sufficient Gepthto reach the bed roek at ull points, consequently it is their present intention_to their cuts deep enough for all praetical purposes. perform this season. plice sluices in the cuts, completed they ‘will own the best plucer mine inthe county, taking alli the advantages of free water, good full und the e: asym ade of ecg They will ubout four feet in depth to the bed4‘make . This work they will . aud when — ;« Mining. StOCK By Yesterday Morning’sSales. of the Sales at the Reg + Board yesterday in proigg— peers wad} closing. : 265 Ophir10 WY. ~~" > 390 Mexican 6 1195 Gould & Curry 5% 5%, 1575. Best_.& Belcher, 14 14% 1505 C:liforvia 30 100 Savage 2% 1685 Con. Virginia 29 2834. 59 Clollar, 24. : 175 Hale & Nz act 1.701 20. 820 abs Be ag 190 Yellow Jacket, 270 Imyperial Abe. 70 Beleber 3%. 10. Coufidence 3. 275 Sierra Nevaaa, 2.10. — a* o%. g following ie quotations as Bepublican County Convention. OTICE —At a meeting of_ the Repub-}. 3 ee N lican County Cetitra] ‘Committee of, Nevada ‘Theatre, 2 Nights, ada County,” held at the Court’ Houle’ ees Fat Nevada Oi:ty, ‘Saturday, May 26th, 1877, ‘it was unamim<usly kESOLVED, That @ County Gonyention, of the Nationd Republi-an Pariy of Nevaau County, shall beheld in the Theatre, ‘. at Nevada City, on Tuesday, June 26, A. D. 1877. at ll o’clock A M:— jet—''o nominate Candi lates for all of-, fices to be elecied at the next September Liection. -Qud—T6° select delegates to a Joint Convention, with deiess es froga Sierra County, to be held at Nor:h San Juan, ot Widaesdey, June 27, 1877, . for the nomination of a Statg senator. 3a -'‘'o appo ut a Coutty Central Committee fo tue eusuing yeer. BESULVED, Lh«t a Pr-mary-Eleciion ferde legayes tu such Cunveative shall be Eee 540 Bullion, 3253.30. 690 Exchequer 2.4) 2.35, oS! 750 Overman 1134 11% 1280 Justice, 445 45u 320 Union Con, 2.70 2.79 110 Julia, 1.10. 80 Caledovis 1.55 14% 360 Siphp 848%. : adwardecd Letiers. The following letters remain in the Post . We saw at ‘es store of indies & “Office at Nevada City, Nevadi County, Cal. for week ending May 28th, 1877. Perso.s calling for advertised‘ letters will bls ape tig of S.turday, Jon> 23 A.D 1877, ynder.and in conformity te the prov: isio. & of the. Primury Election Law, st the following times und places. The Biection suail be held ip the Precincts fof Nevada City, Gruss ‘Valley, truckee and San Juan, betw_en the hours of 20’clock P M.unds-o’clock P.M. Z ~ Nevada City Precitt. = At the office of J. M. Walling, Pine . Street, Nevada Gity. Ins ector, J. 7 Walling; Judg*s, 5. :). Wuitiung and E Bigelow.—2u del-gates. . Gras ‘Valley Precinct. House—of—A—Delane+4 Songs by the Glee Club. Dancing from 10 30 a. M., to 11:30’ A. M.; to be resumed in the Pavillion ut the close of toese exercises. Music by Blum’s Band. A “Great Register’ has bees prepared, and wall ‘be in readiness to receive the autographs of ull the old Nevadans, with record of date of arrival in county, and present addreso, An excellent restuarant is provided by Capt. Badger. Open at all hours, : Tickets of admission to the Park, 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies, way be obtained of Henry H. Pearson, Cosmopolitan Hotel; Geo. D. Dornin, 401 Caiifornia street; or Chas. C. Leavitt, Custom House. Executive Committee, 1877. — Robt. Watt, Chairman; Chas, C. Le vitt, Secretary; Henry H. Peurson, Joseph M. Maguire, Geo. D. Dornin, E. G, Waite, John M. Days. Honorary, Committee.—Hon. A. A. Sargent, Washington, D. C,,Hon. Richard Oylesbie, Illinois; General Daniel, Sycamore, Illinois; Ex-Gov. ‘Marphy, Arkansas; Ex-Gov. Lucius Fairchild, Wisconsin; Governor Garber, Nebraska; Geveral Anson G. Gook, New York; Hon. E. F, Burton, New York; Jerome Keyes, Esq., Rochester, New York; Hon, Philip W.Moore, Baltimore; Judge C. A, Tweed, Arizona; Jno. C. Birdseye, Esq.; Massachusetts, Hon. TF. B. McFarland, Sacramento; Hon. J. -N. Turner, Butte Co., California; W. W. Cross, Esq., Visalia, California; Chas. W. Malford, Esq., Brooklyn, New York; Dr. A. Chapman, Virginia City, Nevada; Rev. J’ H. Warren. San Mateo, California; Rev. D. ‘A. Dryden, Hollister, California. Los Angeles, Califurnia—Hon. JR. McConnell, E. F. Spence, Esq. Carson, Nevada~—Judze T. P. Israel] Crawford. Santa Barbuara, M. Eddy, Esq, Sun Buenaventura, Californ‘'a-L. & McKeeby, Esq., I. ‘Ef. Suxby, Sao Jose, California—E. MéLdughlin, Eaq., Hon. Duvid Belden, Juno. R. Whitney, Esq., T. Ellard, Beans, Esq., Jno. W. Hinds, Mags, W.L. Tisdale, Esq. Berkley, California—Prof. ‘Martin Kellogg. Oukland, California —Jesse S. Wall, Esq., Prof. J.B. McChesney, Heory Philip, Esq., Richard Abbey, Esq. i San Francisco, _California—Jas. Whartenby, Esq., 8. B. Boswell, Esq.,. J. H. Bostwick, Esq., Hob. Wm. H. Sears, Geo. D. Roberts; Esq., Hon. Wm. M. Stewart, J. H. Helm, Esq., Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, Hon. Jobn Garber, Theo. Green, Esq., Hon. ‘John S. Hager, Hou, H. I. Thornton, A. E. Head, Esq.,Robert F, Morrow, Esq., Dr. C.D. Cleveland, J. K. Byrne, Exq., E. P. Marsellus, Esq., Dr. J. G, Moore, G. W. Kidd, Esq., Hon. H, G. Rollins, Judge A. C Niles, Dr. C. M. Bates, Simpson. Governor Inwin has appointed Geo. Davidson, of San Francisco, a ‘member of the Board of Regents of the University of Caltfornia, vice John B. Felton, of Oakland, deceased. California—Wam. J Puarparations are making in Liverpool for the reception of exPesident Grant. Hawley, Wm. 8. Byrne, Esq., Hon. . . ginia Chronicle,” road ticket in this city when he was . : #1 ally d ea Gy W StranOEr ku = Dr. Jas. y dropped by & stranger and he a; Co., a specimen of quartz rock taken out ofthe North Fork claim, at Forest City, which weighs 22 ounces only, more than ¥% of which is gold, quartz being the exception. The parties that sent tliis chunk down, say that it is not the richest rock We were shown w quantity of decomposed rock more than half of which was solid gold. The compapy have a bucketfal of such: stoff. been a company of Gipsy fortune. tellers within our town. site. They, left u few diys ago. did a land office busivess in the way “roosters’" that fate ordained that he}, would be hung, und for this piece of now talks of joining the Methodist Church, in hopes to escape ihe ordeal. ~, On Friday morning of last week a found in a miserable hoyel in the “Chinese quarters”’ of this plaice, with his throat cut from éar to ear, with a razor lying at his side, Justice Stotlar summoned « jury of inquest, who after examiuing several witnesses, returned a4 verdict that Ab Chung cut his own tbruat. The deceased had been sick for along time, and life had become a bardeu to him. On Thursday night of last week, 7 . boxes of Paul Quick's sluice in Grizzly Canyon Were robbed. Of course by Chinamen. The sluice robbers did oot make much. of a bunl, as Mr, Quick bad cleaved them up a, short time previous, and taken away the quicksilver, There is considerable feeling manifested by the peuple of Cherokee in consequence of the assassination of Wn. 8S Divis. We don’t think it would bea healthy place for the aurderer just now if he could be pound there doing a thriving basi ness. Teamsters tuke delight in making ita stopping place. All bear testimony to the excellances. . of the © prov ender beast: will soon be established at this place by a gentleman of Nevada City. There is «first-rate opening here for} a store of that kind, and we hope the gentleman of Nevada. will emrey the -opportunity now i cferd, The above items we copy from the North San Jaun Times. A Jeke. We published last week an article which we thought would be a good joke on one of the funniest local re‘porters on the coast. We stated that Sam Davis, a repcrter of the ‘Virpicked up a railhere on a visit, which was accident-prepriated itto his own use, Whén we opinion that almost every newspaper man would regard it,us it_was in-_ tended, a go6a jok» on Sam. Davis. It seems not, however, for the ‘‘San Juan Times,” and some otber paper took it in dead earnest, and gave him a kick or two, whichwe regret. Sam. Davis is a glorious fellow, and considered the wag of the Comstock, and for that reason we did not he-itate tocharge him with stealivga a Tue Grand: Lodge of Good Templars of the United Siates isin session at Portland, Maine, ‘jokeist” we are a failure, and will they have taken out by long odds. For .several days past there has{ While here they . . of telling the foriuues of the crequ. lons, They told one of our yousy . ” information he psid them $5. -Hej Chinaman named Ah Chung, was: Jeff Mosten’s Hotelat Cherokee, is . furnished at that hotel for man and “We lear thit a new grocery store . wrete the article we were of the} corpseor a railroad-ticket. As a. = give the date of advertisement H. H. Hasxuss, P. M. Booching, Mathias Crocker, Jaiwes — Calloway, W J Helleksou, K, 2 Gray, HH 5 Robinson, Dr J O -McLaugblin, Thomas McNulty, Mrs Catharine Newiop, Wu 5 Sweetman, Robert ~ ‘Smith, Miss Laura Washburn, LF -Woodruff, Mrs John 8S, Honston ouse, Nevada County, Califuruia DROP UETTERS. A. L. Fowler Morris Ferris Patrick Fitzgerald Thomas Stevens William 2; Wijson bg HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘National Exchange Hotel. Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. _ Sarurbay, May 26th, 1877, E Ww Roberts, Grass. Yay WwK Spenecr, A ¥ Carr, Willow Valicy ~ Master Silas Austin, Willow Valley A Maltman, ome City ¥F Hathaway, City J Collins, Gruss Valley John 8 Godfrey, do Anson Averall, do Jno Pattison, City W J Johnston, do A Mur-hie, do Chas Boch, do C H Chase, do W C Chapin, San Francisco John Hacston Jr, San Francisco P J McNamara, Gra.s Valley John Loughead, ity Amos T Laird, City R B Cooley, San Leandro é Leopold, do “FH Carr, eee See N Myer, Eureka South John Cogur, Coifax Jo Dysart, do Sunpax, May 27th, 1877, § L Rogers, City CH Chase, do KF. B Thomas, City é P H Brady, Conolleville Pa OK Whitehead, RR H Murchie; Gold Hill Jake Baure, Muine Geo Watson, City L W Knowlton, City Ea Goldsmith, do Simon Donnelly, City OJ Naffziger, -do Frank Herzford, City E P Hutchins, Sau Francisco H B Peabody, Jubilee Singers Mrs Amanda Henderson, do Miss Lulu Hende:son, do Miss Annie Henderson, do Miss Aunie Winston, do Miss Deila Rayen, do Miss a Clak, do Henry Hunly, do John Henderson , do Albert Byrd, do Frank Grimes, do” T R Jackson, do = HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop ieton Sarorpay, May 26th, 1877. Geo Welington , San Francisco “A W Edwards; Grasa Vailey N Appleton, dc L Jacobs, d City aco do > d Tacuba, Oaklaud H F Harris. Dutch Fiat A Chaty, City 8 Rogers, do H Smith, Wheatland Jd F Mobray, San Juan J BR Mokiar, City M H Wilson, Bloomfield P Shingle, Scott's #lat Sunpax, May 27th, 1877. J R Cross, Truckee E C McMurray & wife, Camptonville Miss Miller, W H Groves, ao AB Dibble, Grass Valley J McAllis, Hunt’s Hill __E Carney de H iaresie. City J M Walling, de 8 B Hunt & wife, Moore's Fiat P Coniler, Deadwood Mine JK Mooker, City ~ AH Parker, do J F McCormick, Los Angeles fir DL. Rneei de, Rock Creek —. © Randall, do i Chaty, City j2_ AW old restaurant keeper says that the way to get up @ reputation on knives for your customers’ use, = not attempt the role again. At Moore’s Biat, May 27th, 1877, John Shea, about 48 years, nutkve ae 4 ; [ Dy tender beef-steak is to have sharp. Inspector, Al. Burrows; Judges, J. G Meek and G. Hamiiton. —19 Delegates* Truckee Precinct. At the office of Ri¢hardson Bros., Front Str et, Truckee. lusp-ctor, F. Burckhalter: Judges, J. Ff. Muoty and th jas Richaruson.—9 Delegutes. North San Juan Precinct. At the office of Jas. A. Sti¢ger, Main Stréet. Inspector, Jas. A. Stiug:r; Judges, John Stotlar ands. Furth.—5 veiegates. At all other Precincts the Eiection shall be held between the hours-of 7-o’ciloek P. M, aud 9o0’clock Pp. M. Blue Teut Previnct. Inspector, Benj. D. Chadwick.—2 Delegates. Buena Vista Preci net. “Tmspector, D. M: Barser.—1 Delegate. Allison Harch Precinct. Inspector; William Ahearn.—1 Delegate, “Forest Springs Preeincte. , Anspector, Josep Perrin.—2 Delegates. é North Bl ou field Precinct. : Inspector, R; D. Skidmore. -3 Delegates. Lake City Precinct. z Tnspector, P. A. Payne.—l1 Delegate. Relief Hill Precinct Inspector, J. H. Cunard.—2 Pelegnirs. . Columbia Hill Precinct. ; tispactin; C.B. Hawl-y.—3 Delegates. Eureka Precinct. ‘ Epapectar, W.R. Dickiéson —2 Delegates , Moore’s Flat Pr-cinct. Inspector, J. C,. Kast.naa.—3 Delegates, Bowman’s Dam. F Inspector, 1 Delegate. Warhington Precinct. Inspector, J. D. Harroun.—3 Delegates Omega Prec iuct. Inspector, Josiah sanders —2 Delegates® Cherokee treciuct. Inspector, Wiliium Bri-tow.-—-® Delegates, Sweetland Precinct. Inspector, B. Wood.—2 Delegates. ‘Birchville Preciact. . Inspector, Geo. B. Newell.—2 Delegates: French Corral. Inepoctor, V.G. Bell.—2 Delegates. Rough and Ready Precinct, Inspector, A. L. Bagley.—d Delegates. Indian Springs Prec net. ' Inspector, H. L. Hatch --2 D-legates. Mooney Flat Precinet. : Inspector, 1 Delegate Anthony House Precinct. : Inspector, E. O. Tompiiua.—i Delegate. Little York Precinct. Imspector, Wm. Hiil.—2 Delegates. Lowell Hill Precinct. “Inspector, J. B. Frick. -1 Delegate. -Hunt’s Hill Precinct, Inspector, A. G. Turuer=-1 Delegate, You Bet. Precinct. Inspector, John Heinson.—-2 Delegates. Boca Precinct. Inspector, B. F. Bacon.--3 Delegates. Qualification of voters:—That the persous ufleriny te vote, voted the Elect. ral Ticket for Hayes and Wheeler at the lst Presidential Etection, and intendsto act in good faith with the Kepublican Pzriy RESOLVED. That this order for an Llectien shall be published in the Nevads Daily TRANSCRIPT, the Fouthi:l We kly tidings; *bruckee Kepubli an ehd Sap Juan + "Fimes, until the Election Day named herein. E. W. RUBEiS, Chairman. I. J. Ro.Fg, sec. 1229 DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE EW ENGLAND GOULD MINING-—CoO. Location’ of principal place uf bus.ness, Sau Francisco, Califvru s. Location of works, Nevada County, California. Notice.—There is delirqueut upon the tollewing described Stuck, on account ot Assessmenc (No. One) levied upon the Twentieth day. of April, 1577, the several amounts set opposite the narués of the respéctive Sharehulders, ax fullovs: No. No. Names Certificate Shares Amt Mayhew & Bro. EQ.Tr 330. 10 § 5u Mayhew E. C,. 242 22:0 112°50 Mayhew E. C., 28: 2250 = bu Sacket ,F. A., , 273 100 5 0 Seacket F. A., 275 100 4 Ov Sacket F, A., 278 «lov 6 00 Sacket F. A., , 2798 100 5 U0 Thomas D. L,, Tr 18 25 1 25 Thomas D, L., Tr 29 =o 1 00 Thomas D. L., Tr 30 20 1 00 . Thomas D. L., Tr 75 100 5 ny Thomas D. L., Tr 76* 500 25 00 Thomas D. L., Tr 13 100 5 00 Themas D. L., Tr 175 2u 1 v0 Thowas D. L., Tr 293 +500 25 Ou } Thomis D.L , Tr "204 GUN So: Thomas D. L., Tr * 298 1000 5) Ov Thomas D. te tr 322 WO 10 00 Thomas D. L,, Tr 323. 30u is 06 Thomas D. L., ‘fr 326. 45.0 225 “0 ‘Thomas D. L., Tr pe 9150 457 5u Wittram C., ‘6150 257 5u And in laccordence with 1 a apd an or, der.of the Board of Directors, made on} the 20th day of Aprli, 1877, so many shares!‘ of each parcel of such stock “S$ Ixy be necessary, will be sold at public -auction fa the cffice of the’Company, Kooms 21. Hay’s Building, 419 California street, in the city. of San Francisco, Califur ia, on Saturday. the 16th day of June, 187T at ‘the hour of 12 o’clock, M., of ent day, to pay said delinqueot assessm: nt assersm: nt_thyreon . . together with of . penses ef the a sdyertising, poe +» Lb, THOMAS, Secretary. Office, Room i Heyward's . Coe # 4 California Street, Sam Francisco, Cal. RETURN UF THE FAVO a Fi : , ORITE The NE MONDAY & TUESDAY, perce MAY 28th and 29th. p eg WORLD AMER ORIGINAL a 7 SNNESSEE ; ay son, M, JUBILEE SING: ERS! ~ afreet, i S hours a “We've come agdin'with songs to greet you, and in From way down ya de buwanee Ribber.” * Gg 814s Pers : : ‘Second. -Gfand Tour of the Tt co Pacific Coast. = MOTD ny docs tinued t Crowded Houses and dewe ei “ak itenken bs ———has done ighted audiences greet Pines —them everywhere. it ye : i, ee there w Sixth. Annu: 1 Tour: of ‘Europe stidiper . and America. enue tes ae se. the adjo ~ MISS LULU HENDERSON, Secs ; Child Scprano, “took pla . And MR. HENRY HUNLEY, wis . "The Lion Basso, = = F-¥F-Wi Are still with the Troupe, and will posi-— ofthe D: tively appear at eack extertaiument. Se: SEY over to a Doors cpen at 7-15, commenee at 8-15 P. M. sonic Fr: Admission $1 00. and 50. cents. -Children _guet att under 12 years, 50 cents. . For a 2 ‘. Reserve Seat Tickots at Belden’s, Drug ge btore without extra charge. maz looking, : ACKERMAN BROS, . . MAURICE BLOCK, — Senate Sau Fran, & New York, Sactamento. = _premiam called o1 : ; he is alw ACKERMAN & CO,, nominate have aMPCRTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALand good ExsS IN : ; : bined in. CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS Peat y _ ed as the AND PLATED WARE, sok te+ Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, . Qlst of Je prettiest ‘Children’s Carriages, Brackhe will d. ets, Frames, etc., Masons v “high uj 189 and 191 J Street. and 2 seldom . Seventh Street, such invi' “SACRA MENTO. John S. marae has been . : at his hor remains . __ N. WEBER. A. OHATY. yesterday ¢ place uud WEBER. & CHATY, : cient Ord WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN @ seVere . GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, rari : @ came . COMMERCIAL STREET, pay the la (Opposite Transcript Office,) memory. N da City. : tone yey) We dro. UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FILL-. prise offic: O ED WITH and took . CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ment. It : printing o Produce of all kinds, etc. haa just ae quarters. Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest 10g hand Prices, and are Delivered within setting. . a Reasonable Distance Free of office we k en to do witl arge. 1) By strict attention to business, and a SOFA, determination to satisfy our customers. well patro both in quality and price of Groceries, we very credi respectfully solicit @ share of the public _. patronage. . WEBER & CHATY. : J Navage City, May 19, Ms Fe The Jub er one of MILWAUKEE BEER. whee WARRANTED PURE. the very bi —P ° has ever . "ROGER CONLAN, hope to see Milwaukee Seer Depot, Broad St. night. Th Nevada Cit ; As coninaunie Ga leus Xn te tottles and appearances H on diaught, the celebrated count of th ‘Weiner Salvater’’ and Culmwho desire bacher, ” Belden’s di MILWAUKEE BEER,Manufactured by ae SCHNLES 3 eg Seats in » Mil » Wiscon ——s a Wuieh nate the reputation of Board, it is — the — = ey world, 000. Two re thi o ty ie civitind glo $35,000, al TRY IT. same § were. fortu Also the best Home. Brewed Beer, from that price. ~ DREYFUSS’. BREWERY. Ir is repc BEST BOTTLED BEER ON THE COAST been disc Persons asking for Credit will District. be refused, — ROGER CONLAN, bey maé Broad Street, Nevada City. Of Wood Efe Tuesday an. Lu partes es agin to o'clock, Pp, . trast™ NATHANIEL FO ly ZA. erase’ «8 T will not be responsible of Protestar 1ur avy debis he contrets, Jews, and \ ‘Meveds: City; My 21. 1877. : tion connect : , of the Jews NOTICE. Admission f Lb PERSONS HOLDING OLAL CLAIMS Twordraft MisiNG Cc., will fit please a = 25 ~ Offered for si the undersigued immediately for payment, farther parti after endorecment by 8. Ww can. E. ea = &

Che Daily Brangeript NEVADA (CITY; CA =~ ——— —— Tesco, May, 29, 1877.“Phe ‘-Herald’’ Seats. The Placer Herald, in its issue of published an_ article. May "19th, headed “Truth vs. Puff,’’ wherein; the brilliant editor set forth thut the papers of Nevada _‘‘talkee too muchee”’ about the prospects of the’ _ county, and endeavored to:show that it was Placer county that was ‘way up’’ and not Nevada. Many insinuations were thrown out, wLich the Grass Valley Union and the Transinuations were not truv. We went for the Herald’s scalp, and in our article we stated we did not believe the editor of that paper bad ever erossed the Placér county lide into our county, else he would have known. better than to have writIn the Herald of the 19th, we find the ‘hoy team. en such affarticle. erald . a _ the “boy teamster?”’ ster’ gots. aftec us in the following style: “In our article last idk: headed “Truth vs. Poff,” though we aimed to touch. the Nevada papers a little on their ‘‘paffy’’ propensities, we had no intention of runnibg down that large, rich, prosperous and growing county. On the contrary we kept steadily in view the one idea of making it appear as it is, big,rich and prosperous. Still the papers over there came back at us like “‘muchly’’ disturbed hornets. Itis too bad their : “stingers are not long enough to reach us. The Nevada Transcript even goes so far as todeclare that in its opinion we were never in-that county in our life. The @eclaration is rich. We wondér what boy it was that from 1860 to 1865 was known in both Nevada City and Grass Valley, and in nearly every other mining town in that county, as Who was it “that used to sell grain and hay to Campbell iu Grass Valley, and buy lumber from Leech, of the Mohawk “mill? Who was it mistook Mills, of Nevada, for a Washoe teamster, and refused to sell him a load of barley unless he would pay five cents a hundred more than the merchants and stable men would give? Who was at Rich’s (the Hulf Mile House) the night Nevada City burnt down last? Who hauled hay and barley for Jim McCue to every stationfrom-Nevada—to the Summit (down the South Yaba Hill: and all) the time he was making things hot for the old C.S.C.? Who camped one night at the Sugar Loaf? Who broke a wagon tongue one dark night, in Selby Flat? Who knew. Arnold, hotel keeper at Lake City, and Leavy of the same plice, later of Moore’s Flut? And by the way, -who hauled mnch of the hardware for McLavghlin’s new quartz mill at Allison Ranch? And who got inte a little row with old Hennessy of the same “place over a box. of tobacco ~ Ahat aim had delivered and ra Hennessy Said he had not, and wanted to retain the freight morey, to pay for it? Why, dear Mr. Brown, we know more of your town and the country around there than we “know of the town we were born in. If anything farther was wanted we. might tell about browipg dust on leaky coal oil cans consigned to. Gregory & Waite; about borrowing peaches out of-the Penn Valley orchard, without ask* ing for them; getting sick at Wallings, Rough and Ready; capturing a “road agent’’ near the Indian Springs, or helpiug ourself to apples from the orepard at Blue Tent, but -we think it is nut necessary, The ditor of the Herald has never been (1 Nevada county, en? Well just keep on thinking sv.”’. That jets usout-—we thought the editor of the ‘‘Herald’ was a city chap instead of tHE™boy teamater.” Tae last office-which une friend is supposed to perfurm for: another, after the breath has left the other's body, is to close his eyes. In Novada,some days ago, an honest miner closeda fellow’s eyes and loan: “ed bim quarters to place on them. Bur as soon as the compussionate lender feft the death chamber tbe mourning miner put the quarters in bis pocket aud spent them iv » suloon argund the corner. . oe —. SEVERS storm pussed over Washington Sunday night, doing considerable haunt —-goprpr did not like, because such in-. . The Re-union. Arrangements are now made for the grand , Re-union, which takea, ple: one ‘Week from next ‘Sa ’ at Badger’s Central Park, Ouldland. The following is the programme; _ At the Pavillion, comniending at. 12m. 1. Music, Blum’s Band. 2. Introductory, Hon. Watt, Chairman. 3. Address of welcome, <Hon. E. G. Waite, : 4, Music, (‘‘Auld Long Syne,’’) Blom’s Band. 5. Poe, by Mrs. Nellie EB, Chaproan, (Virgiuia City.) 6.Massie, “= a : Ocation, Hon, Jobn Garber-Made. = = ; ‘Poem, By Mrs. ©. K. Waters, (San Francisco.) 10, Music. 11. Adjonrnment for lunch, which will be tuken a-la-pie-nic in the Grove, where tabies -wiil be placed fut those desiring to take their lunch Robert reserved ‘for ead guésts and at = 7 Evan D. Brans, William W. Willi ums aid James B. Reeader,the ray ers of the Shady Creek ming, on Shady Creek, pear Hoye s old crogsing, have strocle a “wich piece of gravel which pays from 25 cents to $5 to the panfal of ditt. This gravel claim Govers about 50 acres of ground, with a creek front of about 3,6 feet in extent. T.e gravel face is rock. Is is covered with Joam jto} abont the same depth. Last Summer the company-run a bed rock cut from the creck to their: eluiis, but. not ut a sufficient Gepthto reach the bed roek at ull points, consequently it is their present intention_to their cuts deep enough for all praetical purposes. perform this season. plice sluices in the cuts, completed they ‘will own the best plucer mine inthe county, taking alli the advantages of free water, good full und the e: asym ade of ecg They will ubout four feet in depth to the bed4‘make . This work they will . aud when — ;« Mining. StOCK By Yesterday Morning’sSales. of the Sales at the Reg + Board yesterday in proigg— peers wad} closing. : 265 Ophir10 WY. ~~" > 390 Mexican 6 1195 Gould & Curry 5% 5%, 1575. Best_.& Belcher, 14 14% 1505 C:liforvia 30 100 Savage 2% 1685 Con. Virginia 29 2834. 59 Clollar, 24. : 175 Hale & Nz act 1.701 20. 820 abs Be ag 190 Yellow Jacket, 270 Imyperial Abe. 70 Beleber 3%. 10. Coufidence 3. 275 Sierra Nevaaa, 2.10. — a* o%. g following ie quotations as Bepublican County Convention. OTICE —At a meeting of_ the Repub-}. 3 ee N lican County Cetitra] ‘Committee of, Nevada ‘Theatre, 2 Nights, ada County,” held at the Court’ Houle’ ees Fat Nevada Oi:ty, ‘Saturday, May 26th, 1877, ‘it was unamim<usly kESOLVED, That @ County Gonyention, of the Nationd Republi-an Pariy of Nevaau County, shall beheld in the Theatre, ‘. at Nevada City, on Tuesday, June 26, A. D. 1877. at ll o’clock A M:— jet—''o nominate Candi lates for all of-, fices to be elecied at the next September Liection. -Qud—T6° select delegates to a Joint Convention, with deiess es froga Sierra County, to be held at Nor:h San Juan, ot Widaesdey, June 27, 1877, . for the nomination of a Statg senator. 3a -'‘'o appo ut a Coutty Central Committee fo tue eusuing yeer. BESULVED, Lh«t a Pr-mary-Eleciion ferde legayes tu such Cunveative shall be Eee 540 Bullion, 3253.30. 690 Exchequer 2.4) 2.35, oS! 750 Overman 1134 11% 1280 Justice, 445 45u 320 Union Con, 2.70 2.79 110 Julia, 1.10. 80 Caledovis 1.55 14% 360 Siphp 848%. : adwardecd Letiers. The following letters remain in the Post . We saw at ‘es store of indies & “Office at Nevada City, Nevadi County, Cal. for week ending May 28th, 1877. Perso.s calling for advertised‘ letters will bls ape tig of S.turday, Jon> 23 A.D 1877, ynder.and in conformity te the prov: isio. & of the. Primury Election Law, st the following times und places. The Biection suail be held ip the Precincts fof Nevada City, Gruss ‘Valley, truckee and San Juan, betw_en the hours of 20’clock P M.unds-o’clock P.M. Z ~ Nevada City Precitt. = At the office of J. M. Walling, Pine . Street, Nevada Gity. Ins ector, J. 7 Walling; Judg*s, 5. :). Wuitiung and E Bigelow.—2u del-gates. . Gras ‘Valley Precinct. House—of—A—Delane+4 Songs by the Glee Club. Dancing from 10 30 a. M., to 11:30’ A. M.; to be resumed in the Pavillion ut the close of toese exercises. Music by Blum’s Band. A “Great Register’ has bees prepared, and wall ‘be in readiness to receive the autographs of ull the old Nevadans, with record of date of arrival in county, and present addreso, An excellent restuarant is provided by Capt. Badger. Open at all hours, : Tickets of admission to the Park, 50 cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies, way be obtained of Henry H. Pearson, Cosmopolitan Hotel; Geo. D. Dornin, 401 Caiifornia street; or Chas. C. Leavitt, Custom House. Executive Committee, 1877. — Robt. Watt, Chairman; Chas, C. Le vitt, Secretary; Henry H. Peurson, Joseph M. Maguire, Geo. D. Dornin, E. G, Waite, John M. Days. Honorary, Committee.—Hon. A. A. Sargent, Washington, D. C,,Hon. Richard Oylesbie, Illinois; General Daniel, Sycamore, Illinois; Ex-Gov. ‘Marphy, Arkansas; Ex-Gov. Lucius Fairchild, Wisconsin; Governor Garber, Nebraska; Geveral Anson G. Gook, New York; Hon. E. F, Burton, New York; Jerome Keyes, Esq., Rochester, New York; Hon, Philip W.Moore, Baltimore; Judge C. A, Tweed, Arizona; Jno. C. Birdseye, Esq.; Massachusetts, Hon. TF. B. McFarland, Sacramento; Hon. J. -N. Turner, Butte Co., California; W. W. Cross, Esq., Visalia, California; Chas. W. Malford, Esq., Brooklyn, New York; Dr. A. Chapman, Virginia City, Nevada; Rev. J’ H. Warren. San Mateo, California; Rev. D. ‘A. Dryden, Hollister, California. Los Angeles, Califurnia—Hon. JR. McConnell, E. F. Spence, Esq. Carson, Nevada~—Judze T. P. Israel] Crawford. Santa Barbuara, M. Eddy, Esq, Sun Buenaventura, Californ‘'a-L. & McKeeby, Esq., I. ‘Ef. Suxby, Sao Jose, California—E. MéLdughlin, Eaq., Hon. Duvid Belden, Juno. R. Whitney, Esq., T. Ellard, Beans, Esq., Jno. W. Hinds, Mags, W.L. Tisdale, Esq. Berkley, California—Prof. ‘Martin Kellogg. Oukland, California —Jesse S. Wall, Esq., Prof. J.B. McChesney, Heory Philip, Esq., Richard Abbey, Esq. i San Francisco, _California—Jas. Whartenby, Esq., 8. B. Boswell, Esq.,. J. H. Bostwick, Esq., Hob. Wm. H. Sears, Geo. D. Roberts; Esq., Hon. Wm. M. Stewart, J. H. Helm, Esq., Hon. Lorenzo Sawyer, Hon. Jobn Garber, Theo. Green, Esq., Hon. ‘John S. Hager, Hou, H. I. Thornton, A. E. Head, Esq.,Robert F, Morrow, Esq., Dr. C.D. Cleveland, J. K. Byrne, Exq., E. P. Marsellus, Esq., Dr. J. G, Moore, G. W. Kidd, Esq., Hon. H, G. Rollins, Judge A. C Niles, Dr. C. M. Bates, Simpson. Governor Inwin has appointed Geo. Davidson, of San Francisco, a ‘member of the Board of Regents of the University of Caltfornia, vice John B. Felton, of Oakland, deceased. California—Wam. J Puarparations are making in Liverpool for the reception of exPesident Grant. Hawley, Wm. 8. Byrne, Esq., Hon. . . ginia Chronicle,” road ticket in this city when he was . : #1 ally d ea Gy W StranOEr ku = Dr. Jas. y dropped by & stranger and he a; Co., a specimen of quartz rock taken out ofthe North Fork claim, at Forest City, which weighs 22 ounces only, more than ¥% of which is gold, quartz being the exception. The parties that sent tliis chunk down, say that it is not the richest rock We were shown w quantity of decomposed rock more than half of which was solid gold. The compapy have a bucketfal of such: stoff. been a company of Gipsy fortune. tellers within our town. site. They, left u few diys ago. did a land office busivess in the way “roosters’" that fate ordained that he}, would be hung, und for this piece of now talks of joining the Methodist Church, in hopes to escape ihe ordeal. ~, On Friday morning of last week a found in a miserable hoyel in the “Chinese quarters”’ of this plaice, with his throat cut from éar to ear, with a razor lying at his side, Justice Stotlar summoned « jury of inquest, who after examiuing several witnesses, returned a4 verdict that Ab Chung cut his own tbruat. The deceased had been sick for along time, and life had become a bardeu to him. On Thursday night of last week, 7 . boxes of Paul Quick's sluice in Grizzly Canyon Were robbed. Of course by Chinamen. The sluice robbers did oot make much. of a bunl, as Mr, Quick bad cleaved them up a, short time previous, and taken away the quicksilver, There is considerable feeling manifested by the peuple of Cherokee in consequence of the assassination of Wn. 8S Divis. We don’t think it would bea healthy place for the aurderer just now if he could be pound there doing a thriving basi ness. Teamsters tuke delight in making ita stopping place. All bear testimony to the excellances. . of the © prov ender beast: will soon be established at this place by a gentleman of Nevada City. There is «first-rate opening here for} a store of that kind, and we hope the gentleman of Nevada. will emrey the -opportunity now i cferd, The above items we copy from the North San Jaun Times. A Jeke. We published last week an article which we thought would be a good joke on one of the funniest local re‘porters on the coast. We stated that Sam Davis, a repcrter of the ‘Virpicked up a railhere on a visit, which was accident-prepriated itto his own use, Whén we opinion that almost every newspaper man would regard it,us it_was in-_ tended, a go6a jok» on Sam. Davis. It seems not, however, for the ‘‘San Juan Times,” and some otber paper took it in dead earnest, and gave him a kick or two, whichwe regret. Sam. Davis is a glorious fellow, and considered the wag of the Comstock,

and for that reason we did not he-itate tocharge him with stealivga a Tue Grand: Lodge of Good Templars of the United Siates isin session at Portland, Maine, ‘jokeist” we are a failure, and will they have taken out by long odds. For .several days past there has{ While here they . . of telling the foriuues of the crequ. lons, They told one of our yousy . ” information he psid them $5. -Hej Chinaman named Ah Chung, was: Jeff Mosten’s Hotelat Cherokee, is . furnished at that hotel for man and “We lear thit a new grocery store . wrete the article we were of the} corpseor a railroad-ticket. As a. = give the date of advertisement H. H. Hasxuss, P. M. Booching, Mathias Crocker, Jaiwes — Calloway, W J Helleksou, K, 2 Gray, HH 5 Robinson, Dr J O -McLaugblin, Thomas McNulty, Mrs Catharine Newiop, Wu 5 Sweetman, Robert ~ ‘Smith, Miss Laura Washburn, LF -Woodruff, Mrs John 8S, Honston ouse, Nevada County, Califuruia DROP UETTERS. A. L. Fowler Morris Ferris Patrick Fitzgerald Thomas Stevens William 2; Wijson bg HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘National Exchange Hotel. Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. _ Sarurbay, May 26th, 1877, E Ww Roberts, Grass. Yay WwK Spenecr, A ¥ Carr, Willow Valicy ~ Master Silas Austin, Willow Valley A Maltman, ome City ¥F Hathaway, City J Collins, Gruss Valley John 8 Godfrey, do Anson Averall, do Jno Pattison, City W J Johnston, do A Mur-hie, do Chas Boch, do C H Chase, do W C Chapin, San Francisco John Hacston Jr, San Francisco P J McNamara, Gra.s Valley John Loughead, ity Amos T Laird, City R B Cooley, San Leandro é Leopold, do “FH Carr, eee See N Myer, Eureka South John Cogur, Coifax Jo Dysart, do Sunpax, May 27th, 1877, § L Rogers, City CH Chase, do KF. B Thomas, City é P H Brady, Conolleville Pa OK Whitehead, RR H Murchie; Gold Hill Jake Baure, Muine Geo Watson, City L W Knowlton, City Ea Goldsmith, do Simon Donnelly, City OJ Naffziger, -do Frank Herzford, City E P Hutchins, Sau Francisco H B Peabody, Jubilee Singers Mrs Amanda Henderson, do Miss Lulu Hende:son, do Miss Annie Henderson, do Miss Aunie Winston, do Miss Deila Rayen, do Miss a Clak, do Henry Hunly, do John Henderson , do Albert Byrd, do Frank Grimes, do” T R Jackson, do = HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop ieton Sarorpay, May 26th, 1877. Geo Welington , San Francisco “A W Edwards; Grasa Vailey N Appleton, dc L Jacobs, d City aco do > d Tacuba, Oaklaud H F Harris. Dutch Fiat A Chaty, City 8 Rogers, do H Smith, Wheatland Jd F Mobray, San Juan J BR Mokiar, City M H Wilson, Bloomfield P Shingle, Scott's #lat Sunpax, May 27th, 1877. J R Cross, Truckee E C McMurray & wife, Camptonville Miss Miller, W H Groves, ao AB Dibble, Grass Valley J McAllis, Hunt’s Hill __E Carney de H iaresie. City J M Walling, de 8 B Hunt & wife, Moore's Fiat P Coniler, Deadwood Mine JK Mooker, City ~ AH Parker, do J F McCormick, Los Angeles fir DL. Rneei de, Rock Creek —. © Randall, do i Chaty, City j2_ AW old restaurant keeper says that the way to get up @ reputation on knives for your customers’ use, = not attempt the role again. At Moore’s Biat, May 27th, 1877, John Shea, about 48 years, nutkve ae 4 ; [ Dy tender beef-steak is to have sharp. Inspector, Al. Burrows; Judges, J. G Meek and G. Hamiiton. —19 Delegates* Truckee Precinct. At the office of Ri¢hardson Bros., Front Str et, Truckee. lusp-ctor, F. Burckhalter: Judges, J. Ff. Muoty and th jas Richaruson.—9 Delegutes. North San Juan Precinct. At the office of Jas. A. Sti¢ger, Main Stréet. Inspector, Jas. A. Stiug:r; Judges, John Stotlar ands. Furth.—5 veiegates. At all other Precincts the Eiection shall be held between the hours-of 7-o’ciloek P. M, aud 9o0’clock Pp. M. Blue Teut Previnct. Inspector, Benj. D. Chadwick.—2 Delegates. Buena Vista Preci net. “Tmspector, D. M: Barser.—1 Delegate. Allison Harch Precinct. Inspector; William Ahearn.—1 Delegate, “Forest Springs Preeincte. , Anspector, Josep Perrin.—2 Delegates. é North Bl ou field Precinct. : Inspector, R; D. Skidmore. -3 Delegates. Lake City Precinct. z Tnspector, P. A. Payne.—l1 Delegate. Relief Hill Precinct Inspector, J. H. Cunard.—2 Pelegnirs. . Columbia Hill Precinct. ; tispactin; C.B. Hawl-y.—3 Delegates. Eureka Precinct. ‘ Epapectar, W.R. Dickiéson —2 Delegates , Moore’s Flat Pr-cinct. Inspector, J. C,. Kast.naa.—3 Delegates, Bowman’s Dam. F Inspector, 1 Delegate. Warhington Precinct. Inspector, J. D. Harroun.—3 Delegates Omega Prec iuct. Inspector, Josiah sanders —2 Delegates® Cherokee treciuct. Inspector, Wiliium Bri-tow.-—-® Delegates, Sweetland Precinct. Inspector, B. Wood.—2 Delegates. ‘Birchville Preciact. . Inspector, Geo. B. Newell.—2 Delegates: French Corral. Inepoctor, V.G. Bell.—2 Delegates. Rough and Ready Precinct, Inspector, A. L. Bagley.—d Delegates. Indian Springs Prec net. ' Inspector, H. L. Hatch --2 D-legates. Mooney Flat Precinet. : Inspector, 1 Delegate Anthony House Precinct. : Inspector, E. O. Tompiiua.—i Delegate. Little York Precinct. Imspector, Wm. Hiil.—2 Delegates. Lowell Hill Precinct. “Inspector, J. B. Frick. -1 Delegate. -Hunt’s Hill Precinct, Inspector, A. G. Turuer=-1 Delegate, You Bet. Precinct. Inspector, John Heinson.—-2 Delegates. Boca Precinct. Inspector, B. F. Bacon.--3 Delegates. Qualification of voters:—That the persous ufleriny te vote, voted the Elect. ral Ticket for Hayes and Wheeler at the lst Presidential Etection, and intendsto act in good faith with the Kepublican Pzriy RESOLVED. That this order for an Llectien shall be published in the Nevads Daily TRANSCRIPT, the Fouthi:l We kly tidings; *bruckee Kepubli an ehd Sap Juan + "Fimes, until the Election Day named herein. E. W. RUBEiS, Chairman. I. J. Ro.Fg, sec. 1229 DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE EW ENGLAND GOULD MINING-—CoO. Location’ of principal place uf bus.ness, Sau Francisco, Califvru s. Location of works, Nevada County, California. Notice.—There is delirqueut upon the tollewing described Stuck, on account ot Assessmenc (No. One) levied upon the Twentieth day. of April, 1577, the several amounts set opposite the narués of the respéctive Sharehulders, ax fullovs: No. No. Names Certificate Shares Amt Mayhew & Bro. EQ.Tr 330. 10 § 5u Mayhew E. C,. 242 22:0 112°50 Mayhew E. C., 28: 2250 = bu Sacket ,F. A., , 273 100 5 0 Seacket F. A., 275 100 4 Ov Sacket F, A., 278 «lov 6 00 Sacket F. A., , 2798 100 5 U0 Thomas D. L,, Tr 18 25 1 25 Thomas D, L., Tr 29 =o 1 00 Thomas D. L., Tr 30 20 1 00 . Thomas D. L., Tr 75 100 5 ny Thomas D. L., Tr 76* 500 25 00 Thomas D. L., Tr 13 100 5 00 Themas D. L., Tr 175 2u 1 v0 Thowas D. L., Tr 293 +500 25 Ou } Thomis D.L , Tr "204 GUN So: Thomas D. L., Tr * 298 1000 5) Ov Thomas D. te tr 322 WO 10 00 Thomas D. L,, Tr 323. 30u is 06 Thomas D. L., ‘fr 326. 45.0 225 “0 ‘Thomas D. L., Tr pe 9150 457 5u Wittram C., ‘6150 257 5u And in laccordence with 1 a apd an or, der.of the Board of Directors, made on} the 20th day of Aprli, 1877, so many shares!‘ of each parcel of such stock “S$ Ixy be necessary, will be sold at public -auction fa the cffice of the’Company, Kooms 21. Hay’s Building, 419 California street, in the city. of San Francisco, Califur ia, on Saturday. the 16th day of June, 187T at ‘the hour of 12 o’clock, M., of ent day, to pay said delinqueot assessm: nt assersm: nt_thyreon . . together with of . penses ef the a sdyertising, poe +» Lb, THOMAS, Secretary. Office, Room i Heyward's . Coe # 4 California Street, Sam Francisco, Cal. RETURN UF THE FAVO a Fi : , ORITE The NE MONDAY & TUESDAY, perce MAY 28th and 29th. p eg WORLD AMER ORIGINAL a 7 SNNESSEE ; ay son, M, JUBILEE SING: ERS! ~ afreet, i S hours a “We've come agdin'with songs to greet you, and in From way down ya de buwanee Ribber.” * Gg 814s Pers : : ‘Second. -Gfand Tour of the Tt co Pacific Coast. = MOTD ny docs tinued t Crowded Houses and dewe ei “ak itenken bs ———has done ighted audiences greet Pines —them everywhere. it ye : i, ee there w Sixth. Annu: 1 Tour: of ‘Europe stidiper . and America. enue tes ae se. the adjo ~ MISS LULU HENDERSON, Secs ; Child Scprano, “took pla . And MR. HENRY HUNLEY, wis . "The Lion Basso, = = F-¥F-Wi Are still with the Troupe, and will posi-— ofthe D: tively appear at eack extertaiument. Se: SEY over to a Doors cpen at 7-15, commenee at 8-15 P. M. sonic Fr: Admission $1 00. and 50. cents. -Children _guet att under 12 years, 50 cents. . For a 2 ‘. Reserve Seat Tickots at Belden’s, Drug ge btore without extra charge. maz looking, : ACKERMAN BROS, . . MAURICE BLOCK, — Senate Sau Fran, & New York, Sactamento. = _premiam called o1 : ; he is alw ACKERMAN & CO,, nominate have aMPCRTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALand good ExsS IN : ; : bined in. CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS Peat y _ ed as the AND PLATED WARE, sok te+ Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, . Qlst of Je prettiest ‘Children’s Carriages, Brackhe will d. ets, Frames, etc., Masons v “high uj 189 and 191 J Street. and 2 seldom . Seventh Street, such invi' “SACRA MENTO. John S. marae has been . : at his hor remains . __ N. WEBER. A. OHATY. yesterday ¢ place uud WEBER. & CHATY, : cient Ord WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN @ seVere . GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, rari : @ came . COMMERCIAL STREET, pay the la (Opposite Transcript Office,) memory. N da City. : tone yey) We dro. UR STORE WILL ALWAYS BE FILL-. prise offic: O ED WITH and took . CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ment. It : printing o Produce of all kinds, etc. haa just ae quarters. Our Goods are Sold at the Lowest 10g hand Prices, and are Delivered within setting. . a Reasonable Distance Free of office we k en to do witl arge. 1) By strict attention to business, and a SOFA, determination to satisfy our customers. well patro both in quality and price of Groceries, we very credi respectfully solicit @ share of the public _. patronage. . WEBER & CHATY. : J Navage City, May 19, Ms Fe The Jub er one of MILWAUKEE BEER. whee WARRANTED PURE. the very bi —P ° has ever . "ROGER CONLAN, hope to see Milwaukee Seer Depot, Broad St. night. Th Nevada Cit ; As coninaunie Ga leus Xn te tottles and appearances H on diaught, the celebrated count of th ‘Weiner Salvater’’ and Culmwho desire bacher, ” Belden’s di MILWAUKEE BEER,Manufactured by ae SCHNLES 3 eg Seats in » Mil » Wiscon ——s a Wuieh nate the reputation of Board, it is — the — = ey world, 000. Two re thi o ty ie civitind glo $35,000, al TRY IT. same § were. fortu Also the best Home. Brewed Beer, from that price. ~ DREYFUSS’. BREWERY. Ir is repc BEST BOTTLED BEER ON THE COAST been disc Persons asking for Credit will District. be refused, — ROGER CONLAN, bey maé Broad Street, Nevada City. Of Wood Efe Tuesday an. Lu partes es agin to o'clock, Pp, . trast™ NATHANIEL FO ly ZA. erase’ «8 T will not be responsible of Protestar 1ur avy debis he contrets, Jews, and \ ‘Meveds: City; My 21. 1877. : tion connect : , of the Jews NOTICE. Admission f Lb PERSONS HOLDING OLAL CLAIMS Twordraft MisiNG Cc., will fit please a = 25 ~ Offered for si the undersigued immediately for payment, farther parti after endorecment by 8. Ww can. E. ea = &