May 29, 1881 (4 pages)

Che D ily 7 Transcript. . WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Gynnasium gag frass V ) fy hasa sucdessfu asiuny cla’, and NevadaCityshoul Saniy. ‘May a. 1831. Amcicnut and modern Gold Wines. Ri hard B. Kimball lec nore t Washincton Heights Cen ured tenary. Clab rec ag on the subject ‘ \ of 45511,” commencing with the refSa tal in £1) rs €. ‘dito that pare’ cabaret : ot ion. “The qm ‘er spoke : of phe quantities of gol and trackd iteehfkiory throngh the latter books § thay Bible down. to. the.presént . . * tay. ? “Ii ig emblemapic of yirtue, 2 hunesty and beanty. Itis'the ovly the heoklof Tob a perfect description of mining is given, one that ‘a forni: tie er Would renddy recognize . —Hdldif, thetisael “and-shait.==— — Sok omy was auceessinl asa gold mii ner fuil¥ Hive toitsvalie. the mid dié ages, when seareh the piilosophier’ss stove; whieh” ts doaway with the trouble .of ging gold, the qtiantity of coimactu. ally decreased to When tlie free a-ain, Ve nice sprang’ dato .gloriof our money, world Was coveréd, and the omines “of South! “A neri¢a and Mpxigo added: in half a . century $1,000, 590,000 to the circula. tion. + op, eroakers bégan to! be alarmed-and-: } Whea America began to devel. Phere tsnot €nongh cain for the world’s busiJust.then, wm the remote wilds of California, the little daughter of . . a millwrighbycw! hile playing in ‘the . , dam. attached to’ C aptain Satter ‘aL asked, “\Wihat-shal-wedo-? ness.’ father and ex‘Whata pretty stone!’ It We all know Australia. was_ next sawniill, came to her . claimed: was a nngget of gold. what followed. in gold producing; then came Nevada, . 4 ; ‘day, Judge Jghn Caldwell presiding; Colorado and Arizona, until uow we have cightor ten: States _produeing . . eimtgh for all the world.” ‘cloged by exp'aining the term of pec e piymyents. . “It dogs not méan tiat. For all buy I. reeeive specie, _ and for ald sell I get specie. ~ There is not'go'd and silverenoughin all the . Kimball ! world t:. ransact the wor ld’s business for-a single day, but it means that . in -setthng balances commercial “Daviess tifonghout the world as well as betwénman_andman specie . smugp be employed, aud the nation whieh @isrexarts this rule sink’s — inevitably: iuto discredit and dis : > in ’ ne A Test Case, Section 15, Articlé 20, of the pew} Constitution says ¢° st ‘Mechanics’ material, meb, .arti+ . sans anddaborers.of every class, shall . —________-have 4 lien Hyon property npon wiich . tusy nave beatowed. labor, or «furnu. ished material for the value of such labor Tue or material furnished, and . : the Logislatire ‘shall provide, by . law, tor the speady and ettidient en! iurcenie nt of such liens,’ Xease under the above “law was . tried in the Superior Court of Sierra courity Waht Tuesday, anda decision is expected soon, The Savave Placer Mining @éinpaiy let a eohtract * to oue dhirkey tb rut" v tannél Of the claim. The men Stiilg Were employed by’ the edntractor, and worked until the amount of wages dus them and unpaid aggregated over 31,00) -whéh “the “Butractér: failed. Tbe} workmen then filed liens upon -the claim and“Broaght~ suit to enforce them, at alia al T we Good Quariz Mines. Daring the mopth of March.the .working»éxpenses' of this Sierra Buttes amoupted)$0/310,457, and the “re ceipts to-$27,904, ° For the same . time the Plumas Eareka produced $4358 at aitétal dost of -$22570) Last monty (Apeil) the Sierra Buttes paid a dividend af nts’ a aggregating $30,000, and the Plumas . Eavekwpaidone of 75 cents a share . as cregating § $105,000. There are. in this part of the State plenty of other mines just ascipabe properties as these two, but the tro ible with many ! ‘of them athat theywr: 10°80 wise y managed. Armine niust be conduct , ed on pare! business ptinviptes in or der to make it profit the stock hold— ers any thing. . j 2)-ce share . be. , the first rec. sin Wedsure of valae initgelf. In . Cahi. ~The Greeks aud Romans were . was made for! was . dig fj about:2100,000,000 . Ly assamechis i cérat San Francisco. ous commercial life, Anierica was dis— ithe ee notification of his appoint: . ) Washington for approval. granted. halt grown fell out aver some jed by inusuranee. . There is no medicine better than th ae me: . = > ~ . follow suit and also organize one. , the horizontal and para Mel . _Sicrra County News. A Two Bit Steal. ———— An Electric Sensation. doa Alain —— Seigler Springs ras i Salt teks Trib ine, May 2 * ) tai i i sr day a storekeeper in The Rainbéw. wine continues The other day a s : 2 lich. oA rather startling ferrin w a LOT EI, #\ about the same. The tunnel has townetepped out of, his establi: cre ee ae aed x3 ie 1% : inuten and teft a1 Soyes SPOUrS:: : ; take ‘County Ret Mee ag Califo: . been run sym: 7 169 feetion the ledge. . ment for afew minutes : Mee 6. mahi’etrnit pipreipn nil i i ge, * “astomer . B'S, 4 = e. It isa hon: anzabayond ali doubt. friend: in «charge, * One custo Dot nel aiecek oaks the Peter Bieth, ‘an: old, resident of eame in and bought twenty-five dan ze »r of Mixing ‘elec tricity ap to be JOHN SPAULDING, Prop’r, . trapeze Fey of goods. The part t band éuch things,< when . that section, was killed in the Dutch . cents’ worth, ‘ P a Neath al to Little Butteyeup’ 3 trial. hi ¥ i , yan r vars, clubs, an: ; ind . Company’s Diggings, at “Loganville, }.in charge laid the money down’ on} a acu cr es hes a tsleph — eae cS : ; oné of thes : Aas ; . sensibly used.“They ‘build np =! fast Ti lay ‘ the counter till the proprietoramight . 7" ° ae ise teh! @ no eqttnbuin-tee arde an’s 18¢ <pandfais. 1a5 NuUFSaay, i Wire crosses the electric. igi fr 2 nies , he sheer langle eae ee , 2 Th e mill at the Black Sacks Mine, j return. Just then another mancamé ; ck a ss wit antly ¢ 3} ha F i stor, Whica 1 _ mac , re 7 ‘hest ke him agile so that He can : a ; set »./ ductor, : mi chest, maxe filte ag ae aiced for something. The a Di : . ‘Jim Crow, canyon, is be com. in and aske : 5 deat af th } ’ . 2 4 ei vim Cro 0) } = 5 " 1 fea nes two, ai J 3, 1 . hold his own ina free fight or ‘any : Be : i ¢ . calesman stooped dawn behind the’ Wite Of & nee 5 ‘ ‘ $7 + and pl ted The conrpany are about to} salesman stoope te ; erithnd: nearly 8 : where ese, OF ets ee 2 . a +e > article. ie1y He ¢ ¥ ; ; ithy hue, “They Stok a winze to be used for air, ‘The eoanter to get the af; ale — ea criuz the store sod descending .5 id ali Didews 2 give nis ene Acs mohegan Caged = he eountel ue 6 "age ea area a Li #*s Di at creas : 4 lower tunnel is not yet in, but is.goraised up the money on the count ee ae on poke Pa wht's f eire billiodsness; tndigestion, and a ithe prete purchaser were tiie telephone to about the jiu the vd, EO AIths ‘ : ) Py 3 ae yuTCHe i t ‘ ‘ ‘i 7 : oahea rs pi il } anc he ' ST ape ee, } \ORBSION. : thousand other ills that fl sh is heir . ing. 9 a y: . T : fie pave chase and. gaw . +9 80me Feason,0n Seige, DORA ted ; The shaft of the Hidden Treasure . both gone. € ge hase, suk Edthohabe. bite Gedeked toabh til ed It Joes .n ot cost much to main-4 ‘ : ae Ce : corner Jand pass up the telephone if@ eagzed unbil .16 pica ™ aee for. is dow 35-feet and the rock is bet-. the man turo 4 col Z pas i ooh td the sentria Miche wire.‘ igh ss ee j > t t cri abe ik fan tt &. iro. } tgin a proper ly conduct d pl: the aurfacs; Sinkin® . Broad street. When he cot tothe i me : ithletie treatment. If one score Of issues and start a club here they and the Lénefits inestimable. are in-the city, who would giad ly join . and give the club t sugyestions, ee A Bet Decided. 1 Eprror ansciurr—To decide a little wager; wall you tel us whet jor not Mr. Watson vow has everyi thing arran géd so he-can immediate position as Navi it-Ontiiaan At ScetcRIBERS.Mr.Watson_has simply “rece sived . -This document forms for ; ment to the office. by’ ‘nrust fill out and Department at . Attér the a hond has ‘been apprédved a commiission will. be forwarded to bim,. upan . }ig-aecompani ed . bo nd Which he re‘turn to. the \proper . the receipt of which lie can immedi. ately enter upon his duties. It is expected his commissiou will artive+ yabout. thre thiddle of June. _ >. Supcrior Court. . The following business was transected in the Superior Court. yesterIu the case of Stephen: Murphy, convicted of resisting a officer, the iamotion for arrest of judg ument was ‘The Sond was ordered dis: charged: and; the sureties released. This action wis the result of a defect viz: It did specify the defendant as being the > in the information, not agentof Mr. Wateys, which he really was. , z -“fhe Paopte vs. Ah Sam,-This—is another of the cases growing out of the assaults made by Chinese. on On trial. wie Assessor Wheeler, er] A Pugilistic Pigeon. ctacle-»was. to be witn’séed in'a Nevaila City “hotseyard Friday. A irisky JQuag: hapetes that, was. about An unusual spe dove and a trivial ‘matter and prodeeded'to™put ahead” on each, O§4 whey f Eher ought for ten 2ug . minutes or so, the bird getting the best of its oppouent at first. ~ Finally the rooster rallied and “‘anceéeded jin driving the pigeon from the field: . Both of them were considlérablly bat. . tered during the fray, itds said. aii ae The Revised Edition. Brand & Bassett have just receiv el a lytoithe niuch-fafked of reviced New ‘Festamenta, a copy of which they stit to the TRANscR@T tum yesterday. Sane yet had timé to examine the work carefully but is assured by others / thatit isa good book house, Brand & Bassett are. also selling immense quautities ef those Portiolwo ‘Fablets. i Fiveat North Bloomfield. about l o'clock disvo¥ered Yesterday morning flames were —— at ‘ he The 0, covdoubt throagh the rvofofa house Skidmore’s. buloow, property was totally destroyed. 'rear of loss was probably $500 or $60 The tess restthtart fronts it “was feared towa might barn also, fire tlefeetive and for atime the — ie — on Tuizke is no longer any rvotly speculation concerning the fh ths mining industry in'this It has become s fact as: manent as our raily ; @d aud per-} sand farms, sucha cl t businessmen and capW, H. Suimmsells the geauine: ‘‘C. P. Dupee Hams.” Beware of counterfeits of this aplendia see whe rene italists“4nd such attention from peo‘generally that there is no more {question in regard to its future development than there can be in regard te the oldest and best established lines of bunecgs kaown among men, ’ or two . . te our. citizens would poal their” would find theeeost nierely «nominal, THére . anit nbe 1 of experienced gymnics he benefit of their her . “ta coat-belonying— to “the his} + to have in the tlae, 7 i@ recognition of r than at twill . be continued until 50 feét depth . is reached, This mine was bogded . fer 90 days, but the owners care i the to melt ae burn] little whether the $50,000 ia‘ paid-or} rused.tg. Len. sisnal wepi into the ceni not; asthey can sell ‘the mine for i ee gs ee — = ees = = Consistency. = Eves ive, “where -itwas heard like ere wegen ERIE l thetreports of-a-cannon,-and the opape Does a maT, evergointoa grocéty . cuss: plea at-once-what—was—the . A Coat Cribber. store and sayy “TH give your five . niatt Mr. Suith heard. the beil agi a at t A tee msicioe” 2 : n saw the smoke comFriday Mike Gonegal went ito! cents a pound for sugar” aud axe } ring, “a whe Sor aud throwiig tive ; : : inz out of the bo the United States Brewery on Main . to be treat d with respe ‘ tile door open Bair the-coi » ‘sien stree “tod himself to & plass{all. He asks the price of sugar‘and . . a oitting fashie like lichtaing. r t ant treated gy ight J i : ame— ? } . ‘ Vue t fof the wholesome beer dispensed . pays what-is asked: Bat-—the same He-sent a boy sineny ria offie 27 AY ‘ rice rent sr . notify them, but they had ascertainec ‘. there. As hestarted out he preked-upman will offer a price twenty per) Nott) them, but they ascert ] and took it along with. him, one saw hin do it, and’ Mr. Hosken Marshal found complaint, trail and Swore out a i Baldridge took the the man and the stolet property im Johnson's stable where the thief trad The. trial night before last, and. the . been stopping of nights. took pi ce . prisone rupon being found gnilty was . ie patenced to pay a fine of $3%or pote f jail for Fags ay , Mr. . ber of the oh: Lingang. — —— Not, having’ .any inoney Gonegal is now a mem: he € hure “hes To-day. At'the Baptist church there’ will ‘bea Bible: ‘study in the morning. In Mr. will lecture on ‘The Perthe evening the pastor, Rev. Bateman, helion.’ At the there will be services ? Ghurch morhing Congregational] and evening-by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. The subject for the evening ‘lecturé will be, ‘Sisters Contrasted.”’ Rev. Mr, Mimwill preach at. the Methodist church morning and evening, as usual, Re publican Notes. + Nathaniel: V_ a zn Conkling, a brother of Sec Conkling, went to: Lake'T'ahoe, whygre lee will spend a few days. last Fhursday. morning -Three narrow-gauge flat cars were hauled from Truckee to Lake Tahoe, list Thursdays » They camey from Clinton, and are to be used by” the firm of Hobart & Marlett on their new narrow gauge road, ae 2 + +a A Slim — —— ‘ every . } propriétor Some * ‘ se ’ Wn Pi latter thorotighfate the abjecy ot -He does search was invisibie: cent, below rates for a given ia‘the acv-rtising columns of anews is not taken.—-New Haven Register, -__—o>-A Case fron: Grass: ¥alley.was recently _ar Edward .Mann la.imals, and taken before* Justice Divisto be tried. -Fiiday he application for a change of venue to Justice Robinson's court in this city, and yesterday his case was docketed There. It will come up for hearing in ‘a day or two. we Civil and Criminal €ases. “Fhis week-the attention of the Superior Court will be devoted to. disposing of several civil cases that are s+t for trial. Next.week the iing of criminal cases, of which there hear‘are several important .ones on the . calendar, will be résumed. \ WS Ge einer Good Buy. Phil. Richards bas purchased ten acres ¢f land adjoining the -Haif Mile Honse on the north is erecting thereon a two-story house side and whreh he ‘will enaby himself. proposes to ivake wnice place cfit. Oe flich Livers. . The highest spot on the globe inhabited by human beihgs is the BudAlist, cloister of Hanie, ‘Thibet, where twenty-one priests live at an altitnde of 16,000 feet. ‘The monks of . Benard; whose monastery is 8,177 feet high, are required to descend frequently to the valleys below in order to obtain relief'from the asthma indaced by the rarity of the atmos— phere about their mointain eyrie. At the end of ten service at his . rob . ? have somuch faith in wantin as he HA Ce space paper, and feel offended because ‘it rested at Grass Val ey for cruelty to made Pnil, . t 2 Gua result was thatthe bell inthe store rang-and at the same time the i . voli 1a cole of wire became red hot, the trounle already by the action of tie instrument. Atthe junction’of the two wir . . ef th Ye was a briliiant display of elec. tricit¥, which was seut off ia the ‘shape of sparks of fire and simultaneously-all the lights east of this potnt ton that eivenit — ont. Quite a crowd gathcred-‘to wonder at the display which was steuped” by grappling the lower wire-with a cord and: pulling it down free of. the one above unti-the latter could be tightlened up, Yesterday aiorning the box was taken down but it, was bej lieved that it was destroyed for future usefulness. ‘This is the most interesting of several similar accidents that have ‘oc-~ 52 ry Marrying an Editor. “Yes, ?m Mrs. Snow, an_ editot’s wife. well remember when Mr. . Suvow asked me to become his wife: f . confess I loved Mr. Snow, and think: ing it would be a fine thing to be the wife of an editor, I said .‘'Yes” as pretty as I knew how, and I became Mrs. Snow. [have seen ten. years of married life, aud find my husband . to be au amiable, godd—-natured man. He always spends his evenings at home, and in thay respect is a_imodel iman, but he only brings a pile of exchanges which is only ‘limited by the’ Mength of his arms, and reads. while ‘Ip atch the knees and elbows of pantaloons or coat. After we have had . . 1 break the stillness by asking: “Mr. Snow, did you order that coal I Spoke te: you ab por 2 “What did: you say, y dear ?”’ } asks after a ininute’s Hest than { “Did you order that eval I spoke . to . you about ?” . . ‘Indeed, my dear, I am sotry, but }E for gotall afous it. It shall -come to-morrow, Another hour's silence, which relieved by the babyerying, and rather liking the noise I made no effort to quiet itn. “My*dear,’ guid Mr. Snow, after he is cured recently from the same source. { eh DALE ¢ eihtaci Fe que Wh ications to : 5 WHB-GAR er. = Fe ROR a a ok FH eee Sanrtnaes a Gag geese a4 FOR Siie-GHEAP,. Peer Cree! OVar AND LOT. down eal Address G, Nevada D. CROCKER, y Post Office. Bs Hh. “BRILL eR TEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HARD K the Firest and Best stock of . GLOTHING, Gents” Furnishing Goods To be found le any Store in the city, Broad St., Odd Fellows Building x ee city. J. SCHNE DER do all hinds of ik = to House: bint, Paper Hanging, Graining and Kalsomining at reasonable prices. All work warranted. * m19 Apply at STUMPF’S HOTEL. a C. HEPLER, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, .Grain, Feed, &e, Goods sold at Bed-rock Prices. Fine Brands 0‘ Cigars and Tobac@ . cheaper than the cheapest. ——— GEORGE E. TURNER PIE STREET; NEVADA CIrry. YHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in HARDWARE. a term in the County Jail tery. for. batthe chain= . gang and.in consequence has beet cotined in a cell and.fed on bread and watér ever since he was committed to the Sheriff's charge. The at thorities say that of course they cannot make fish of one prisoner and flesh of another. refuses to work on «. P. Hantington’s Benevolence. It having been stated that C. P. Railroad Company, intended to erect a church at H itouten. Coun.,, his birthplace, a N’ Y. Tribune reporter calléd on him to ascertain the facts, ‘The matter reduces itself to this,” ' Mr. Huntington said, ago I received a letter from a comunttee of ladies at’ Harwington soliciting subscriptions for the ereétion of a lectureroom on the grounds of the j old Congregational church of. sthat: ye. . Place.” My reply was. that. L would . consult an architect, and if J’ fou . aplan that suitel me I woul the whole thing built at myexpenke. Fhis ivall I can say SO far. ‘The 4 church itself I jee not visited for I have only a diin fice of it.” >> wi ave . sforty years, remembg Ast Easter Monday the same‘rich Ruglish lady who was wont to preter’s pence tothe amount of £15,000 iw retura fur bis blessing, again -to'd thatthe her till the next day. The pious lady thereupon left with a vow ragsin to trespass meen the ‘Pope's inTuk St, Sad Seas kas, “ieee Joe Lawrence, who is serv. ing ‘out . Huntington, of the Central “Pacific . This secibe has not . sent the Pope every year with Pe-. uppedrid in the Vatican to make her! customary offering, when she was . Benjamin Franklin Hooper dowh to coutd nyt Pecdive tie monastery they are compelled to chang: their level. At the top of Mount Blane, 15,781 feet above the level of the sea, Professor Tyndall spent a might, and with less discoimnfort than his guide, who found it very unpleasans. In Jaiy, 1872, Mr. Glachir and ; Mr. COxwell ascended ina baloon ta . the enormous ‘height of.°38,000 feet. Before starting Mr. Glaisher’s" pulse beat 76 strokes per minute, and Mr. Coxwell’s-74,° At 17,000 feet, Mr: Glaiisher’s pulse had increased to 84 and Mr, Coxwell’s to 100, At 26,000 tect Mr. Glaisher could hear~his heart beat and his breathing became oppressed: At 29,000 feet he betame senseless, notwithytanding which he stillascended another 9,000 feet when his hands were paralyzed and feet, climbers suffer from pie rarity of the air, yet in the e3. persons ean (well, as.at Potgsf, at a height of from 13,090 tg-15,000 feet without inconveMmd : Lime Kilu Club, * Vhe Secretary announced a létter from Michigam-City, from a‘ colored woman, asking the advice of the . Club as to nathing ber baby . George Washington Smith, “Ft-ant ony. solid*opinyon,” ‘ang for our racé to hang up on immortal names, Jeflersons and» Henry Clays doing whitewashin’ and barberin’ whar de dinin’-room won't pan’ out de cooler fur s clothes off de line, dat his mudder got sick in her anxiehe had . ta ope the valve with aie . . In.the Alps, at the height of 5,500 “‘a few days wered thé Presidént,**'dat it ani time . I spect dar am about half a . million George Washingtons, Thomas in. dis kentry, and you kent. strike a hotel, at Jeast twe Abe: Lineelns and one Gineral Scott. Wen I see a police— man trottin” Gineral Grant Jones or pickin’ . it .convinces me y to hunt him up @ name.If I had a leetle b'ack baby, Sot hepa ® want . . it had cried a minute or so, ‘yon had. . better give the baby some catnip tea to quiet him; he troubles me.” The baby 1s still. Another hour pease without a breath of noise. . Becoming tired, Itake a lamp and reting ‘for ‘the wight, leaving Mr. Suow 80 engaged with hispapers that i he does not see meleave the room. . T oward midnight he comes to bed, } and just as he ‘has fallen asleep” baby takes anotioa to e-y a t rise and -try to still hin ‘Then another begins to scream@t the top lof his lungs. ‘There istio other course but-to awake Snow. Sol say: “Mr. Snow 4REr. Snow !” The thi time he starts.up and cries hat, Tom, more copy ?” Weue” take my advice and © a marry an editor. _—— A Literal Chinaman, . On Saturday afternoon Pete Cav— anaugh ‘hired.a Chinaman to whitewash his fence. The artist fell. to work, but-only applied the white wash tothe pickets, leaving the posts and cross pieces bare. Mr, Cavanangh came to inspect the work and uoticing that the job had been rather spel ficially petformed, heaped the usual America blasphemy upon tlié wh:te-washer,; and as he left he waved his hand and slionted: ‘Whitewash everything in sight.” Later in the afternoon he returned and found that a most literal inter} pretation had been placed: upon his language and the Heathen had whitewashed the delivery. wagon and was engaged in’. putting the finishing touches on the horse, the animal standing still and seeming to enjoy the performange, as it) was cooling, After the owner had fully recovered from his astonishment he grabted the ing to’ common report, threw him‘ over the Justice Conrt_ a » Agora: Lot For Sate. to call him Jim, or areas sae 12 SS stains! d ln Ba VERY won Chinaman _by the que and aecord—J ei. Of Every descr . TRON, STEEL, oe _ASTOVES, 7 TINWARE, PIPES AND FITTINGS, _ . POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, : GUNS, PISTOLS. Et. i Etce., Etc., PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. Crockery ——aND-—Glassware. MILL & MINING _ SUPPLIES. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder’in use. Large and full ti 5 of GRAXITE IRON . WARE. WECHANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds. GALVANIZED “TRON PIPE OF ALL . SIZES made to order at short notice. tage btn dh amaante meee buyee Eo. E TURNER, £27 Purchasers will find it to their ROVERS nc Bricf } he Citizens B » gold bars to To-morrow is : the city wil dow! cahbath-like apy Tha mem! ers ‘yard contempla them Armory on Ine roads to 1 are i) BSplend id ihe pleasantest. t travel th rough t} The Union that the work o <qew town reserv wilkbe commenc ihis week. He which to dothe The building} \ Flume Compa tracts to get out eivht new house city this season, are als: pdeing ness. Mrs. E. a G home on last e the District A happy} quence. His st bea arding school at stale aun tim tion. Dr. P. Es Hi fore-tast-for—Ca Sierra Valley, about six wee wal; he-will assume the peace to wl last fall. Johu the posipion. Cily Boar “The City Bo: yesterday. Bills amount ing election ¢ purchases, wer ~ Superintende thorized to. reo a basis of eiyt _aine ¢ as hereto two lower dep: grade, ~ The examin: promotion was _doring the we: "‘Phere-wilH be the examinatt The Comme be held in the evening of th has been chos dress to theg The Hoard 1 fag year by President and Hew of ! Tv be agent fe) arrived and w great inyentic as’ Dining Ro The Boss is by the best -h parts-of the § introduced he Those of our really good aud see the e Pare Charles Ba of the Plaza . of John Patti and lot, locat which has for hy Mr. Patti seller reserv ; lying betwee ‘Shartleff's pl Pennsylva The annua tion of officer gine Co. No. nesily evenin Py, M.* Evers to be present mOLeTbY VF, Esc Fresh Can Don’ The comin and the Mil two subjects —portance, an in the peep ~ follow ottt it markably le class groeer Smith ‘the Cityy<

Che D ily 7 Transcript. . WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Gynnasium gag frass V ) fy hasa sucdessfu asiuny cla’, and NevadaCityshoul Saniy. ‘May a. 1831. Amcicnut and modern Gold Wines. Ri hard B. Kimball lec nore t Washincton Heights Cen ured tenary. Clab rec ag on the subject ‘ \ of 45511,” commencing with the refSa tal in £1) rs €. ‘dito that pare’ cabaret : ot ion. “The qm ‘er spoke : of phe quantities of gol and trackd iteehfkiory throngh the latter books § thay Bible down. to. the.presént . . * tay. ? “Ii ig emblemapic of yirtue, 2 hunesty and beanty. Itis'the ovly the heoklof Tob a perfect description of mining is given, one that ‘a forni: tie er Would renddy recognize . —Hdldif, thetisael “and-shait.==— — Sok omy was auceessinl asa gold mii ner fuil¥ Hive toitsvalie. the mid dié ages, when seareh the piilosophier’ss stove; whieh” ts doaway with the trouble .of ging gold, the qtiantity of coimactu. ally decreased to When tlie free a-ain, Ve nice sprang’ dato .gloriof our money, world Was coveréd, and the omines “of South! “A neri¢a and Mpxigo added: in half a . century $1,000, 590,000 to the circula. tion. + op, eroakers bégan to! be alarmed-and-: } Whea America began to devel. Phere tsnot €nongh cain for the world’s busiJust.then, wm the remote wilds of California, the little daughter of . . a millwrighbycw! hile playing in ‘the . , dam. attached to’ C aptain Satter ‘aL asked, “\Wihat-shal-wedo-? ness.’ father and ex‘Whata pretty stone!’ It We all know Australia. was_ next sawniill, came to her . claimed: was a nngget of gold. what followed. in gold producing; then came Nevada, . 4 ; ‘day, Judge Jghn Caldwell presiding; Colorado and Arizona, until uow we have cightor ten: States _produeing . . eimtgh for all the world.” ‘cloged by exp'aining the term of pec e piymyents. . “It dogs not méan tiat. For all buy I. reeeive specie, _ and for ald sell I get specie. ~ There is not'go'd and silverenoughin all the . Kimball ! world t:. ransact the wor ld’s business for-a single day, but it means that . in -setthng balances commercial “Daviess tifonghout the world as well as betwénman_andman specie . smugp be employed, aud the nation whieh @isrexarts this rule sink’s — inevitably: iuto discredit and dis : > in ’ ne A Test Case, Section 15, Articlé 20, of the pew} Constitution says ¢° st ‘Mechanics’ material, meb, .arti+ . sans anddaborers.of every class, shall . —________-have 4 lien Hyon property npon wiich . tusy nave beatowed. labor, or «furnu. ished material for the value of such labor Tue or material furnished, and . : the Logislatire ‘shall provide, by . law, tor the speady and ettidient en! iurcenie nt of such liens,’ Xease under the above “law was . tried in the Superior Court of Sierra courity Waht Tuesday, anda decision is expected soon, The Savave Placer Mining @éinpaiy let a eohtract * to oue dhirkey tb rut" v tannél Of the claim. The men Stiilg Were employed by’ the edntractor, and worked until the amount of wages dus them and unpaid aggregated over 31,00) -whéh “the “Butractér: failed. Tbe} workmen then filed liens upon -the claim and“Broaght~ suit to enforce them, at alia al T we Good Quariz Mines. Daring the mopth of March.the .working»éxpenses' of this Sierra Buttes amoupted)$0/310,457, and the “re ceipts to-$27,904, ° For the same . time the Plumas Eareka produced $4358 at aitétal dost of -$22570) Last monty (Apeil) the Sierra Buttes paid a dividend af nts’ a aggregating $30,000, and the Plumas . Eavekwpaidone of 75 cents a share . as cregating § $105,000. There are. in this part of the State plenty of other mines just ascipabe properties as these two, but the tro ible with many ! ‘of them athat theywr: 10°80 wise y managed. Armine niust be conduct , ed on pare! business ptinviptes in or der to make it profit the stock hold— ers any thing. . j 2)-ce share . be. , the first rec. sin Wedsure of valae initgelf. In . Cahi. ~The Greeks aud Romans were . was made for! was . dig fj about:2100,000,000 . Ly assamechis i cérat San Francisco. ous commercial life, Anierica was dis— ithe ee notification of his appoint: . ) Washington for approval. granted. halt grown fell out aver some jed by inusuranee. . There is no medicine better than th ae me: . = > ~ . follow suit and also organize one. , the horizontal and para Mel . _Sicrra County News. A Two Bit Steal. ———— An Electric Sensation. doa Alain —— Seigler Springs ras i Salt teks Trib ine, May 2 * ) tai i i sr day a storekeeper in The Rainbéw. wine continues The other day a s : 2 lich. oA rather startling ferrin w a LOT EI, #\ about the same. The tunnel has townetepped out of, his establi: cre ee ae aed x3 ie 1% : inuten and teft a1 Soyes SPOUrS:: : ; take ‘County Ret Mee ag Califo: . been run sym: 7 169 feetion the ledge. . ment for afew minutes : Mee 6. mahi’etrnit pipreipn nil i i ge, * “astomer . B'S, 4 = e. It isa hon: anzabayond ali doubt. friend: in «charge, * One custo Dot nel aiecek oaks the Peter Bieth, ‘an: old, resident of eame in and bought twenty-five dan ze »r of Mixing ‘elec tricity ap to be JOHN SPAULDING, Prop’r, . trapeze Fey of goods. The part t band éuch things,< when . that section, was killed in the Dutch . cents’ worth, ‘ P a Neath al to Little Butteyeup’ 3 trial. hi ¥ i , yan r vars, clubs, an: ; ind . Company’s Diggings, at “Loganville, }.in charge laid the money down’ on} a acu cr es hes a tsleph — eae cS : ; oné of thes : Aas ; . sensibly used.“They ‘build np =! fast Ti lay ‘ the counter till the proprietoramight . 7" ° ae ise teh! @ no eqttnbuin-tee arde an’s 18¢ <pandfais. 1a5 NuUFSaay, i Wire crosses the electric. igi fr 2 nies , he sheer langle eae ee , 2 Th e mill at the Black Sacks Mine, j return. Just then another mancamé ; ck a ss wit antly ¢ 3} ha F i stor, Whica 1 _ mac , re 7 ‘hest ke him agile so that He can : a ; set »../ ductor, : mi chest, maxe filte ag ae aiced for something. The a Di : . ‘Jim Crow, canyon, is be com. in and aske : 5 deat af th } ’ . 2 4 ei vim Cro 0) } = 5 " 1 fea nes two, ai J 3, 1 . hold his own ina free fight or ‘any : Be : i ¢ . calesman stooped dawn behind the’ Wite Of & nee 5 ‘ ‘ $7 + and pl ted The conrpany are about to} salesman stoope te ; erithnd: nearly 8 : where ese, OF ets ee 2 . a +e > article. ie1y He ¢ ¥ ; ; ithy hue, “They Stok a winze to be used for air, ‘The eoanter to get the af; ale — ea criuz the store sod descending .5 id ali Didews 2 give nis ene Acs mohegan Caged = he eountel ue 6 "age ea area a Li #*s Di at creas : 4 lower tunnel is not yet in, but is.goraised up the money on the count ee ae on poke Pa wht's f eire billiodsness; tndigestion, and a ithe prete purchaser were tiie telephone to about the jiu the vd, EO AIths ‘ : ) Py 3 ae yuTCHe i t ‘ ‘ ‘i 7 : oahea rs pi il } anc he ' ST ape ee, } \ORBSION. : thousand other ills that fl sh is heir . ing. 9 a y: . T : fie pave chase and. gaw . +9 80me Feason,0n Seige, DORA ted ; The shaft of the Hidden Treasure . both gone. € ge hase, suk Edthohabe. bite Gedeked toabh til ed It Joes .n ot cost much to main-4 ‘ : ae Ce : corner Jand pass up the telephone if@ eagzed unbil .16 pica ™ aee for. is dow 35-feet and the rock is bet-. the man turo 4 col Z pas i ooh td the sentria Miche wire..‘ igh ss ee j > t t cri abe ik fan tt &. iro. } tgin a proper ly conduct d pl: the aurfacs; Sinkin® . Broad street. When he cot tothe i me : ithletie treatment. If one score Of issues and start a club here they and the Lénefits inestimable. are in-the city, who would giad ly join . and give the club t sugyestions, ee A Bet Decided. 1 Eprror ansciurr—To decide a little wager; wall you tel us whet jor not Mr. Watson vow has everyi thing arran géd so he-can immediate position as Navi it-Ontiiaan At ScetcRIBERS.Mr.Watson_has simply “rece sived . -This document forms for ; ment to the office. by’ ‘nrust fill out and Department at . Attér the a hond has ‘been apprédved a commiission will. be forwarded to bim,. upan . }ig-aecompani ed . bo nd Which he re‘turn to. the \proper . the receipt of which lie can immedi. ately enter upon his duties. It is expected his commissiou will artive+ yabout. thre thiddle of June. _ >. Supcrior Court. . The following business was transected in the Superior Court. yesterIu the case of Stephen: Murphy, convicted of resisting a officer, the iamotion for arrest of judg ument was ‘The Sond was ordered dis: charged: and; the sureties released. This action wis the result of a defect viz: It did specify the defendant as being the > in the information, not agentof Mr. Wateys, which he really was. , z -“fhe Paopte vs. Ah Sam,-This—is another of the cases growing out of the assaults made by Chinese. on On trial. wie Assessor Wheeler, er] A Pugilistic Pigeon. ctacle-»was. to be witn’séed in'a Nevaila City “hotseyard Friday. A irisky JQuag: hapetes that, was. about An unusual spe dove and a trivial ‘matter and prodeeded'to™put ahead” on each, O§4 whey f Eher ought for ten 2ug . minutes or so, the bird getting the best of its oppouent at first. ~ Finally the rooster rallied and “‘anceéeded jin driving the pigeon from the field: . Both of them were considlérablly bat. . tered during the fray, itds said. aii ae The Revised Edition. Brand & Bassett have just receiv el a lytoithe niuch-fafked of reviced New ‘Festamenta, a copy of which they stit to the TRANscR@T tum yesterday. Sane yet had timé to examine the work carefully but is assured by others / thatit isa good book house, Brand & Bassett are. also selling immense quautities ef those Portiolwo ‘Fablets. i Fiveat North Bloomfield. about l o'clock disvo¥ered Yesterday morning flames were —— at ‘ he The 0, covdoubt throagh the rvofofa house Skidmore’s. buloow, property was totally destroyed. 'rear of loss was probably $500 or $60 The tess restthtart fronts it “was feared towa might barn also, fire tlefeetive and for atime the — ie — on Tuizke is no longer any rvotly speculation concerning the fh ths mining industry in'this It has become s fact as: manent as our raily ; @d aud per-} sand farms, sucha cl t businessmen and capW, H. Suimmsells the geauine: ‘‘C. P. Dupee Hams.” Beware of counterfeits of this aplendia see whe rene italists“4nd such attention from peo‘generally that there is no more {question in regard to its future development than there can be in regard te the oldest and best established lines of bunecgs kaown among men, ’ or two . . te our. citizens would poal their” would find theeeost nierely «nominal, THére . anit nbe 1 of experienced gymnics he benefit of their her . “ta coat-belonying— to “the his} + to have in the tlae, 7 i@ recognition of r than at twill . be continued until 50 feét depth . is reached, This mine was bogded . fer 90 days, but the owners care i the to melt ae burn] little whether the $50,000 ia‘ paid-or} rused.tg. Len. sisnal wepi into the ceni not; asthey can sell ‘the mine for i ee gs ee — = ees = = Consistency. = Eves ive, “where -itwas heard like ere wegen ERIE l thetreports of-a-cannon,-and the opape Does a maT, evergointoa grocéty . cuss: plea at-once-what—was—the . A Coat Cribber. store and sayy “TH give your five . niatt Mr. Suith heard. the beil agi a at t A tee msicioe” 2 : n saw the smoke comFriday Mike Gonegal went ito! cents a pound for sugar” aud axe } ring, “a whe Sor aud throwiig tive ; : : inz out of the bo the United States Brewery on Main . to be treat d with respe ‘ tile door open Bair the-coi » ‘sien stree “tod himself to & plass{all. He asks the price of sugar‘and . . a oitting fashie like lichtaing. r t ant treated gy ight J i : ame— ? } . ‘ Vue t fof the wholesome beer dispensed . pays what-is asked: Bat-—the same He-sent a boy sineny ria offie 27 AY ‘ rice rent sr . notify them, but they had ascertainec ‘. there. As hestarted out he preked-upman will offer a price twenty per) Nott) them, but they ascert ] and took it along with. him, one saw hin do it, and’ Mr. Hosken Marshal found complaint, trail and Swore out a i Baldridge took the the man and the stolet property im Johnson's stable where the thief trad The. trial night before last, and. the . been stopping of nights. took pi ce . prisone rupon being found gnilty was . ie patenced to pay a fine of $3%or pote f jail for Fags ay , Mr. . ber of the oh: Lingang. — —— Not, having’ .any inoney Gonegal is now a mem: he € hure “hes To-day. At'the Baptist church there’ will ‘bea Bible: ‘study in the morning. In Mr. will lecture on ‘The Perthe evening the pastor, Rev. Bateman, helion.’ At the there will be services ? Ghurch morhing Congregational] and evening-by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. The subject for the evening ‘lecturé will be, ‘Sisters Contrasted.”’ Rev. Mr, Mimwill preach at. the Methodist church morning and evening, as usual, Re publican Notes. + Nathaniel: V_ a zn Conkling, a brother of Sec Conkling, went to: Lake'T'ahoe, whygre lee will spend a few days. last Fhursday. morning -Three narrow-gauge flat cars were hauled from Truckee to Lake Tahoe, list Thursdays » They camey from Clinton, and are to be used by” the firm of Hobart & Marlett on their new narrow gauge road, ae 2 + +a A Slim — —— ‘ every . } propriétor Some * ‘ se ’ Wn Pi latter thorotighfate the abjecy ot -He does search was invisibie: cent, below rates for a given ia‘the acv-rtising columns of anews is not taken.—-New Haven Register, -__—o>-A Case fron: Grass: ¥alley.was recently _ar Edward .Mann la.imals, and taken before* Justice Divisto be tried. -Fiiday he application for a change of venue to Justice Robinson's court in this city, and yesterday his case was docketed There. It will come up for hearing in ‘a day or two. we Civil and Criminal €ases. “Fhis week-the attention of the Superior Court will be devoted to. disposing of several civil cases that are s+t for trial. Next.week the iing of criminal cases, of which there hear‘are several important .ones on the . calendar, will be résumed. \

WS Ge einer Good Buy. Phil. Richards bas purchased ten acres ¢f land adjoining the -Haif Mile Honse on the north is erecting thereon a two-story house side and whreh he ‘will enaby himself. proposes to ivake wnice place cfit. Oe flich Livers. . The highest spot on the globe inhabited by human beihgs is the BudAlist, cloister of Hanie, ‘Thibet, where twenty-one priests live at an altitnde of 16,000 feet. ‘The monks of . Benard; whose monastery is 8,177 feet high, are required to descend frequently to the valleys below in order to obtain relief'from the asthma indaced by the rarity of the atmos— phere about their mointain eyrie. At the end of ten service at his . rob . ? have somuch faith in wantin as he HA Ce space paper, and feel offended because ‘it rested at Grass Val ey for cruelty to made Pnil, . t 2 Gua result was thatthe bell inthe store rang-and at the same time the i . voli 1a cole of wire became red hot, the trounle already by the action of tie instrument. Atthe junction’of the two wir . . ef th Ye was a briliiant display of elec. tricit¥, which was seut off ia the ‘shape of sparks of fire and simultaneously-all the lights east of this potnt ton that eivenit — ont. Quite a crowd gathcred-‘to wonder at the display which was steuped” by grappling the lower wire-with a cord and: pulling it down free of. the one above unti-the latter could be tightlened up, Yesterday aiorning the box was taken down but it, was bej lieved that it was destroyed for future usefulness. ‘This is the most interesting of several similar accidents that have ‘oc-~ 52 ry Marrying an Editor. “Yes, ?m Mrs. Snow, an_ editot’s wife. well remember when Mr. . Suvow asked me to become his wife: f . confess I loved Mr. Snow, and think: ing it would be a fine thing to be the wife of an editor, I said .‘'Yes” as pretty as I knew how, and I became Mrs. Snow. [have seen ten. years of married life, aud find my husband . to be au amiable, godd—-natured man. He always spends his evenings at home, and in thay respect is a_imodel iman, but he only brings a pile of exchanges which is only ‘limited by the’ Mength of his arms, and reads. while ‘Ip atch the knees and elbows of pantaloons or coat. After we have had . . 1 break the stillness by asking: “Mr. Snow, did you order that coal I Spoke te: you ab por 2 “What did: you say, y dear ?”’ } asks after a ininute’s Hest than { “Did you order that eval I spoke . to . you about ?” . . ‘Indeed, my dear, I am sotry, but }E for gotall afous it. It shall -come to-morrow, Another hour's silence, which relieved by the babyerying, and rather liking the noise I made no effort to quiet itn. “My*dear,’ guid Mr. Snow, after he is cured recently from the same source. { eh DALE ¢ eihtaci Fe que Wh ications to : 5 WHB-GAR er. = Fe ROR a a ok FH eee Sanrtnaes a Gag geese a4 FOR Siie-GHEAP,. Peer Cree! OVar AND LOT. down eal Address G, Nevada D. CROCKER, y Post Office. Bs Hh. “BRILL eR TEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HARD K the Firest and Best stock of . GLOTHING, Gents” Furnishing Goods To be found le any Store in the city, Broad St., Odd Fellows Building x ee city. J. SCHNE DER do all hinds of ik = to House: bint, Paper Hanging, Graining and Kalsomining at reasonable prices. All work warranted. * m19 Apply at STUMPF’S HOTEL. a C. HEPLER, DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Case Goods, .Grain, Feed, &e, Goods sold at Bed-rock Prices. Fine Brands 0‘ Cigars and Tobac@ . cheaper than the cheapest. ——— GEORGE E. TURNER PIE STREET; NEVADA CIrry. YHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in HARDWARE. a term in the County Jail tery. for. batthe chain= . gang and.in consequence has beet cotined in a cell and.fed on bread and watér ever since he was committed to the Sheriff's charge. The at thorities say that of course they cannot make fish of one prisoner and flesh of another. refuses to work on «. P. Hantington’s Benevolence. It having been stated that C. P. Railroad Company, intended to erect a church at H itouten. Coun.,, his birthplace, a N’ Y. Tribune reporter calléd on him to ascertain the facts, ‘The matter reduces itself to this,” ' Mr. Huntington said, ago I received a letter from a comunttee of ladies at’ Harwington soliciting subscriptions for the ereétion of a lectureroom on the grounds of the j old Congregational church of. sthat: ye. . Place.” My reply was. that. L would . consult an architect, and if J’ fou . aplan that suitel me I woul the whole thing built at myexpenke. Fhis ivall I can say SO far. ‘The 4 church itself I jee not visited for I have only a diin fice of it.” >> wi ave . sforty years, remembg Ast Easter Monday the same‘rich Ruglish lady who was wont to preter’s pence tothe amount of £15,000 iw retura fur bis blessing, again -to'd thatthe her till the next day. The pious lady thereupon left with a vow ragsin to trespass meen the ‘Pope's inTuk St, Sad Seas kas, “ieee Joe Lawrence, who is serv. ing ‘out . Huntington, of the Central “Pacific . This secibe has not . sent the Pope every year with Pe-. uppedrid in the Vatican to make her! customary offering, when she was . Benjamin Franklin Hooper dowh to coutd nyt Pecdive tie monastery they are compelled to chang: their level. At the top of Mount Blane, 15,781 feet above the level of the sea, Professor Tyndall spent a might, and with less discoimnfort than his guide, who found it very unpleasans. In Jaiy, 1872, Mr. Glachir and ; Mr. COxwell ascended ina baloon ta . the enormous ‘height of.°38,000 feet. Before starting Mr. Glaisher’s" pulse beat 76 strokes per minute, and Mr. Coxwell’s-74,° At 17,000 feet, Mr: Glaiisher’s pulse had increased to 84 and Mr, Coxwell’s to 100, At 26,000 tect Mr. Glaisher could hear~his heart beat and his breathing became oppressed: At 29,000 feet he betame senseless, notwithytanding which he stillascended another 9,000 feet when his hands were paralyzed and feet, climbers suffer from pie rarity of the air, yet in the e3. persons ean (well, as.at Potgsf, at a height of from 13,090 tg-15,000 feet without inconveMmd : Lime Kilu Club, * Vhe Secretary announced a létter from Michigam-City, from a‘ colored woman, asking the advice of the . Club as to nathing ber baby . George Washington Smith, “Ft-ant ony. solid*opinyon,” ‘ang for our racé to hang up on immortal names, Jeflersons and» Henry Clays doing whitewashin’ and barberin’ whar de dinin’-room won't pan’ out de cooler fur s clothes off de line, dat his mudder got sick in her anxiehe had . ta ope the valve with aie . . In.the Alps, at the height of 5,500 “‘a few days wered thé Presidént,**'dat it ani time . I spect dar am about half a . million George Washingtons, Thomas in. dis kentry, and you kent. strike a hotel, at Jeast twe Abe: Lineelns and one Gineral Scott. Wen I see a police— man trottin” Gineral Grant Jones or pickin’ . it .convinces me y to hunt him up @ name.If I had a leetle b'ack baby, Sot hepa ® want . . it had cried a minute or so, ‘yon had. . better give the baby some catnip tea to quiet him; he troubles me.” The baby 1s still. Another hour pease without a breath of noise. . Becoming tired, Itake a lamp and reting ‘for ‘the wight, leaving Mr. Suow 80 engaged with hispapers that i he does not see meleave the room. . T oward midnight he comes to bed, } and just as he ‘has fallen asleep” baby takes anotioa to e-y a t rise and -try to still hin ‘Then another begins to scream@t the top lof his lungs. ‘There istio other course but-to awake Snow. Sol say: “Mr. Snow 4REr. Snow !” The thi time he starts.up and cries hat, Tom, more copy ?” Weue” take my advice and © a marry an editor. _—— A Literal Chinaman, . On Saturday afternoon Pete Cav— anaugh ‘hired.a Chinaman to whitewash his fence. The artist fell. to work, but-only applied the white wash tothe pickets, leaving the posts and cross pieces bare. Mr, Cavanangh came to inspect the work and uoticing that the job had been rather spel ficially petformed, heaped the usual America blasphemy upon tlié wh:te-washer,; and as he left he waved his hand and slionted: ‘Whitewash everything in sight.” Later in the afternoon he returned and found that a most literal inter} pretation had been placed: upon his language and the Heathen had whitewashed the delivery. wagon and was engaged in’. putting the finishing touches on the horse, the animal standing still and seeming to enjoy the performange, as it) was cooling, After the owner had fully recovered from his astonishment he grabted the ing to’ common report, threw him‘ over the Justice Conrt_ a » Agora: Lot For Sate. to call him Jim, or areas sae 12 SS stains! d ln Ba VERY won Chinaman _by the que and aecord—J ei. Of Every descr . TRON, STEEL, oe _ASTOVES, 7 TINWARE, PIPES AND FITTINGS, _ . POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, : GUNS, PISTOLS. Et. i Etce., Etc., PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ETC. Crockery ——aND-—Glassware. MILL & MINING _ SUPPLIES. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining powder’in use. Large and full ti 5 of GRAXITE IRON . WARE. WECHANICS’ TOOLS of all kinds. GALVANIZED “TRON PIPE OF ALL . SIZES made to order at short notice. tage btn dh amaante meee buyee Eo. E TURNER, £27 Purchasers will find it to their ROVERS nc Bricf } he Citizens B » gold bars to To-morrow is : the city wil dow! cahbath-like apy Tha mem! ers ‘yard contempla them Armory on Ine roads to 1 are i) BSplend id ihe pleasantest. t travel th rough t} The Union that the work o <qew town reserv wilkbe commenc ihis week. He which to dothe The building} \ Flume Compa tracts to get out eivht new house city this season, are als: pdeing ness. Mrs. E. a G home on last e the District A happy} quence. His st bea arding school at stale aun tim tion. Dr. P. Es Hi fore-tast-for—Ca Sierra Valley, about six wee wal; he-will assume the peace to wl last fall. Johu the posipion. Cily Boar “The City Bo: yesterday. Bills amount ing election ¢ purchases, wer ~ Superintende thorized to. reo a basis of eiyt _aine ¢ as hereto two lower dep: grade, ~ The examin: promotion was _doring the we: "‘Phere-wilH be the examinatt The Comme be held in the evening of th has been chos dress to theg The Hoard 1 fag year by President and Hew of ! Tv be agent fe) arrived and w great inyentic as’ Dining Ro The Boss is by the best -h parts-of the § introduced he Those of our really good aud see the e Pare Charles Ba of the Plaza . of John Patti and lot, locat which has for hy Mr. Patti seller reserv ; lying betwee ‘Shartleff's pl Pennsylva The annua tion of officer gine Co. No. nesily evenin Py, M.* Evers to be present mOLeTbY VF, Esc Fresh Can Don’ The comin and the Mil two subjects —portance, an in the peep ~ follow ottt it markably le class groeer Smith ‘the Cityy<