May 7, 1876 (4 pages)

~WEVADA ‘rr. CAL. ronen A pond 7, 1876.' reo sia Sica Death of George w. Lenhart. We clip the following from ‘the Reese River Reveille, of May 5th about the death of George W. Lenhart, whom all old s« ttlers wiil remember and-of whom, none knew anythiag but good: ‘Again we are called upon to chronicle the death of a pioneer, a duty which bas deyolved on us but too frequent of late. At about 7. o'clock last George W. Lenhart breathed bis Tast. bedside was sarrounded: by ‘sympsthizing friends, who bad daring his) illness done everything ip morcal ~: power to alleviate his sufferings ‘and . “ stave: off the summons. of the dread i iegsenger. which it-wrs-epparest . ae ate about to be served ou him. all to no avail, and at the hour nitm"+ “ei se peactefully and qaitely passsed : into his eternal sleep. . “From/A-D, Burchfield, who had! been his playmate in ycuth and his} bosom friend in manhood, we ge et . the following short ‘sketch of the hfe . and carder of deceased. He was born in Meadville, Pennsytvania, iu 1831 er 1832, end “in 1854 crossed the plains to California and setided iu Nevada City; in that-State, wherebe+ followed the vccupation of ns ning up to the year 1857, when he was appointed Deputy Sheriff under . _Shberiff Sam Boring, serving until . 1859, when he was reapp®inted under . sheriff Van Hagen,\ At the close of. ats: Vau Hageu'’s term in 1861, -deceased aguin embraced gua ccuapelibe of mining, following it until 1863, when be emigrated to this cily.4 Here he foilowed various occupations; being more or less connected __with the. Sheriff's office up to the time of his death, and serving: as jncambeucy of the shbrievalty. He > was prominently connected with the Fire Department of this city, being one of its founders, as alsu of the Society of Reese River Pioneers, The funeral took place at half-past -two-e’clock this afternoon, under the auspices of Pioneer Hook & Ladder Co., No. 1, of. which deceased was Foreman at the time of bis death, having occupied that position for four. consecutive terms, and was largely attended by the Fire Department, the Society of Reese River Pioneers and friends and acquaintances of deceased. ‘Pho flags to-day are at half-mast and_Firemsn’s Hall draped in mourning, in respect to. his memory, Alf, Burnett. On Wednesday, May 17th, Mr. Al}fred Burnett, the distinguished American humorist will appear in this city, assisted by the talented and versatile poetic reader, Misa Helen Nash, who will appear im her great obaracter personation of ‘*Mrs, Caudle,’’ and in Rob. Morris’s Masonie: poem, ‘*The Level and the Square,”’ His late tour to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales’ was a succcession of ovations, and for eighty nights he crowded Egyptian Hull London, with the elite of that met——~gopolis of the wcrid. His Asiatie delineations of eharacter, together with his beautifai readings, have ren‘deréd his name a household one in Europe and America,. The musical department will be in the hands of L. P. Williams, master of the guitar -and harmonicon. A Good Joke. Ma. Eprroxs: A few days since I bought a ham at one of our ‘stores, The bland proprietor told me it was a ‘Centennial ham,."’ Being someoe of patriotie nature, I bought it, After it came on the table I found out theré was ‘‘more truth than poetry” im the name of that ham, No more Centennial ham for me. — ~<A Crrizen. 2a = Cononzss can easily adjourn iv June. The Appropriation Committee Only awaits the revised vstimates of the Secretary of War, that favor having been asked by Secretary Taft. The Sundry Civil bill, which is necessarily the last appropriation bill prepured, and usually known as the Omnibus bill, ie well advanced. A dead lock in the Senate must be taken into con sideration, but if the Senate behaves itself there is ve reason why Con. gress should not adjourn by the wid~ die of J une. Bue Daily Senet evebin t salt quarrel . At the moment of-his dissolution bis) Bat . jailer daring the late Sheriff Emery’s . . [Commiunicated.} ; oo Education and Public [ Liberty. In England théthree-féld power of ~ . king-eraft, shurch-craft and fendal =. lords con.bimed to’ crush the ‘old Saxon liberty. They well succeeded, and for five bundred yeurs the bodies and souls of the common people-were influence. After having reduced the people to-a state of serfdom, and trauipled thé rights of conscience under foot,.this band of triune oppressors (each of whom, by the way, claimed a—“divine right" dominste over mankind * began to smmong tiemselves. This. wus_the peeple's opportunity, aud an ilastration of the proverb-“when . rogues ctilese: honest men ‘will get Thus, when. the nokles and the chureh contended against . Jobn, the people joined the former, . their own. and the result-Was that-the—magaa4 charta Wa secured>* In the contest [of the court with. the church, the . people were coneci liattd the . mer, by the abolition of the Star (Chaw ber, and when thesnobili ty end people ata tater di ay contended . with the court, the-Bill of Rights was j secured. In other countries, too, the conflict between the church and . the monarchy led to the destruction of many of the oppressions.of the . former; ,. particularly that inhuman . system of tortue known as the in-. . quisifion, = \ Let no one suppose tliat the spirit . of churchism is “changed, © It still . pants for power, It will seeure it by hook-er—erook; it -will-seek-to . control all the social, intellectual and political ‘affsirs of men. Eastern States ‘it fights against the reasonable taxution of church prop. erty and the expulsion of sectarian books in the public schools; ‘in New York another: form of it leaugeed it\self with a corrupt political ring in -order to endow sectarian institutions and. huge churches with its ill-gotten andaciously attempts to resume its long-lost power. by cursing and abusing all who should patronize that .§ree-education which’ issure.death. to: its power; in California ityet contents itself by thanting the supeior (7) advantages of its cheap sectarian seminaries aud so-caNed colleges, over the free schools. The same spirit is manifest. everwhere. In Ewgland ehurchism refuses to submit tesecular education; in Spain it threatens to excommunicate the King for permitting liberty of worship to his people; in Italy it intrigues-to, prevent the education of the young; in France‘it remains true to the cause of Napoleon-against the Republic; in Mexico it is\ successfully fomenting a revolution against . law-and liberty, and-so on, How can it be otherwise? The . spirit of. churchism is as much opposed to free thought to-day as it was ten centuries since, It still shows its teeth in its rancor-against all who dare assert that any of°its many absurd interpretatations of the Bible are erroneous, It can not now imprison Gullileo, but it/ can abuse Tyndall;it can not torture a Servetus but it can shamefully sbuse Bushnell;. it ean mot learn a Huss, but it ean howl heretict heretic! after a deBlue Laws,-but it can ‘preach intolerance; it cannot stop public education, but it cau eontaminute the minds of the young by its fanaticism, It is wonderful, 4o observe how nearly all the great’ thinkers of the age, while themselves devoted christians, steadfastly refuse to range themselves under the banner of ehurchism. Spencer, Tyndall, Darwin, Haxley, Emerson, Carlyle, host of others in-the very front rauk, all remain outside of. church-fellowship. In-the political world of reformers, the result is yet more striking, seeming to indicate that as Revolution, all the ‘“‘pastors’’ of England, turned tories and fled tw churchism cannot be reconciled, All the great Republican leaders of Europe’are hostile te the pretensions ef churchism and are under the ban of the church party: Bradlaugh and Dike in England, Hugo and Blane in France, Garrabaldi in Italy, Castlear in Spain, are afew of such representative names. Churchism with its extravagant ideas on blindly taking the dugmas second-handed, -asking no quéstions—bow can it be otherwise! Reason iusulted turns on the insulter, Manhood emascu‘} lated revenges itself. + of its insanity. erusbed. beneath their unrelenting’ ‘to “thus for+ In the} (his in-tha~Mississippi—busin~ it . pure vinegar, whieh will suffer convoted: PBatker;. it can not enforce the } Proctor, Reade, Elliott, Mill, and a: on the breaking out of the American . ehurchism, except those of Mew}. England, so in our day liberty and . : Conservatism “an mad must take the consequence It opposed Geology as the ‘“‘doctrine of “devils” in our i} It oppused Darwinism and Spenigetion, but this opposition seeme to be rather taken as a good proof of the ‘correctness of the ‘théories of those philosopbers. If churcbism does not claim, éverywhere, infallibility, it ever actsas though it deemed it‘Tgelf so. -Professedty holding .the religion of “charity” in a comparison. between it and the ‘‘world’s people” the latter will not-by-any-means suffer, while avarice, impurity and misanthropy have apparently as good a footing inside the chorch a3 outside. What then does it amount to. after all? Where is its boastecssuperiority and Christliness?’ In i#srelation to liberty its pretensions appeared to me, to be inconsistent with American ideas. ipgenerally claims that the . people exist for the church -and not the ehurch for the people, and seems to think that.it has adivine right to this supremacy. Those who. hive been se unfortunate as tobe born ‘and reared-in-slavery may. possioly se tone their chains as to resist ‘all attempts to emancipate them, but the young need only.to have guaranteed to them a free secular education in order to render them future champions of. civil and religious liberty. Hence «sound — secular “educational _sysem da at ouce the duty and ‘the balwark of the American Republic. In all the social relations of man to man the same bénevolent effects. of secudarinstruction—is—-mantfest. _Con-}science is the main spring of rectitude but it is only intelligence which can rightly direct and enlighten this ‘moral sense within usLast of all in all, the relations of man to his own self. a free unbiased education brings to its possessor that which is more precious than gold or rubies;-will not fail to bring comfort and consolation ia the dark hours of tellectaal culture shine 80 bright a as when. surrounded By such darkness. Muse of the muses, her language is ever thet of contentment and solace in her possession :: Without one envicus sigh—one anxious seheme, The nether sphere—the fleeting hour resign; Mineisthe world of: thought—the world of, dreaw; Mine all the past and all the futurs mine!’’ Hisroutics._ , Wine Vinegar. Can.-you inform me how white wine or whisky vinegar is made? Auswer. . Obtain a large’ cask, and about a foot ubove the bottom construct a false perforated bottom, Above this fill‘tthe cask with {good, well-burnt charcoal in coarse Jumps,. over which pour first a sufficient quantity of good vinegar to thoroughly moisten. Let the whole stand for. a short'time, when it will be ready for the introduction of the alcoholic ‘liquor: This should b¢.intreducedi in smal] quantities at a time, and the place to prevent:too energetic an aotion, This method will give you siderable dilution. Use a very large quantity of annato as coloring matter.—Scientific American, ; [By Telegraph.} ee Mining . Stocks. Vesterday Morning's Sales. 285 Gould & Curry 17%, 2165 Mexican 34%, 600 Best & Belcher 56%, 150 California 7744. _ 390 Savage 17%. 665 Con Vir sabe T3% wiv 110 Chollar 8234. 40 Hale & Norcross 22%. 45 Crown Point 16%. 1090: Yelic® Jacket 264, 676 Ophir 56. 1525 Imperial.4%4. 350. Alpha 49. 205 Kentuck 12%. 1120 Belcher 20. . 70 Confidence 17. 410 Sierra Nevada 17, 555 Utah 23%. 290 Exchequer 18%. 130 Overman 61%. . 20 Justice 23%. 950 Unioa Con 13%. 410 Lady Bryan 1, 235 Julia 10%, 260: Caledonia 8%. 200 Suceor 60c. 120 Raymond & Ely 1434. 100 Eureka Con 11, 125 Meadow Valley 134. Work and Win Society, The members of the Work and Win Society are requested to meet wt the residence of Miss Aunie Naff. ziger, Monday evening, May the 8th, at 7 o'clock P. m.“Anxre NaFrzicrr, President. . tribulation and sorrow. Surely BOveES ‘apparatus kept in a moderately cool . ' Fiona Hoxpeoox, Secretary. Grater of old. NEVADA THEATRE. Johnston & DeHart, The D If yon employ your money in doee ey. Mi a . ing good, you put it = at ge best ig Pacha seeeeereetaeees ve Ageat. Buccegeort to Joknston & Son. NEVA) ‘interest. « be cceaceccseeeserss se : —— ‘Philosophy will gain friends, buat Wedr a May 47th 1876. QT & 29: MAIN. ‘STREET = — LOC adversity wilPtry them. nesaay, y 7 Opposite Union Hotel, A friend that you bay_with presAMERICS’S GREATEST HUMORIST, cubis tier ‘ol Lo ents can he beught from you,’ “ : rT ae ae There wil Motives are like harlequins—there MR. ALF. BURNE 7 HAR LUWARE, ref : ment this w igoften. a second dress beneath Assisted by the talented and versatile STOVES, startin. T Ahem, Peetic Reader : : a8 if.’ Burnet The friendship of an artful man MISS HELEN NASH TIN WARE, eS : Alf _ li get 3 * parties are is mere Self. interest ‘you will g IRON & STEEL a \ » nothing by it. os { Who will appear-in her\Gre:t Character : oe ‘The Teac &‘great deal of talent is lest to the Sateonation of NAILS, SHOVELS, _ \ idee on world for the want of-a_ dittle courMRS. CAUDLE,. PICKS ; eae dave age. < 3 z A dinthigjainted teacher defines: eee date Wheelbarrows attendance genius to be the power of making ef-4 THE = nas THE SQUARE. ee The evenin forts. Gri pa tare of the rindstones, Rape tar he Nobleness is the preferring: ronor . = -¥ERCY “WILLIAMS. SSS ’ — ae to interest, and baseness the preferBiocks & Sheaves t large c : L GENIUS, 1 : fing interest to honor. . THE MUSICA GENIUS, Ox Bot a Seca get shootit — Govetousness, Hike jenlousy;—when ; 3 ; = ery 5a Gents. x bows an Keys; The grounc it has once takew root,-never leaves . rices.o ditajss Zoe las : Chai . a and an aft nian but with-bis-lfe— Reserved Seats without extra char, ge. ain, Anvi is, Vises, r : % b lifte t] i: Tickets tor Sale at Belden’s Drug Store, . pleasant cl Things may be seen ¢ stipes ys . Doors open at_7 o "clock, Performance > Bellows, of town. and indifferently shown; but actions . commences at 8. ot << oes are visible, though miotives are se. Als, the celebrated The cons cret. ea *BESSEMER STEFL HORSE SHOE SHAPE @rass Valte There's not one Wise man among NSTABLE’S SALE aa ; ae ‘ ¢ a AC N twenty will praise himself. Pare ie co ue EER ERAN eee BFLTS, 3 = ad ee = Tae a : ' zeent ama ¢ ; 4 ~$ 5 EZLTIN ” b He whose own worth doth, speak. : B* Pphteg Seen, tana eure Ag a I ep aaa 2ELTING & PACKING, rs) merve the need not spesk his own worth. Just.ce Court of Leopold Garthe. » Justice PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, will all att z f the Peace in and for Nevada ‘To xnship, BLASTING and SPORTI Shame. whey B. ee bein = Sountyot Nevada; State of California, ant . . i — Le : ee heart, takes refuge on the lip bearing date ee ice a Jucen pt . FUSE, SHOT, &c. = ae Vill +. d iin sai OW on ne ho ay, : Sa 4 _ oui of 6 dissolute he nes tain ic torent Kaskill Casper and against Fcii line of ROGERS’ Celebrated men can be unfrequently B desperate death. John Schmidt, for the sum of Seventy-one z sos 1 ra . Many a man full of exceHent.qnal. and thirty-seven hundredths DuHars amNickel Plated Ware. day, ‘but ai ities wants the particular one which reat bas ag hake Mela Mpeg eel = seeming dt X rec [a] A ab S-. ‘brings them alt into play." 5 Seine — date e said judame at and . Direct from Moetidan Brittania Go. ~fact-that th Genius lights its: own fire; but it accruing costs, all payable tm goidcoin of . . what tn Yaa! the United States: I have levied © ‘upon all CROCKERY, J isconstantly collecting materials to tee ri ight, title and interest of th= within 5 keep alive the flame. = -* pamec d defendant in and to the follewing {. — GLASSWARE, oe é There ie Thetmsceligny vt friendship, — Scectitet cid bituate-cn Broud Steset, Ne. LAMPS, CHiMNEY& = prizes give celo ¥ je i. the light of phosphorus, is seen Eee ia City, Nevada Co., Cal.,.to-wit: 12 feet ' ed by by our plainly when all around 1s dark. \SfLot No. 12 in-Btock-wo; 05, fronting ae WICKS; Se one To dispense with ceremony is the Broad ng le: d running ra vi Sonn 2 i ee most delicate mode of conferring a apg oo som _ eienion __ Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, Alex. Gau compjaint. de is hereby pres _ T will sapere i iad ea day. r tofpublic sale all the above described prop gents for z Those that dare lose a day are acer to the »highest bidder fof cash in trout California Powder Work A. Wi? dangerously _prodigal;. those that . of the Court House door, in the Cit’ of NesOrnia LOWdEer WOrkKs. . sasday 50 dane susepenlt ss Senperete. Ea eee eed a . QUARTZ SCREENS punsbed ww: Sa If: prudence cannot always prevent o'clock 16 Getic. bsent t misfortune, it may do much in: disGiven under my hand this ‘th day of ies SS take in all appointing ite effects. May, 1876. — ini er Wa, A Largo stock of Gelvanizea IRON turn. As daylight-ean be seen through . By P. Gi Byrne, Under ‘Shertff. ma? . WATER PIPE constantly on hand and cen-’ ett smadl holes, so do little things shew) _. s ection made with the City Water Works, cage a person’s character. _ IRON PIPE made to order and ail The fol Inprivate we must watch our NEVADA THEATRE.ee natal gata thoughts, in the family our tempers,, — = a kinds of Repairing done. __ of prizes in-eompany_our tongues. California Minstrels. __In fact the best selectéd stook of Goods target sho woes the winds of applause blow Thomas Maguire Sole Pispttetar, in Nevada Count and as Chea Pp ar terday:. fresh and strong, then steer with a. Georue f. vans, -+ Musical Director. . the Cheapest. =e Conn & steady band. —— : = rat : Snapp . Whéfe there is much guctanticn, Priday &. Saturday E’v’gs, . ®& Osll and soo us at the rs a Gao. © much— has es borrowed; nature May 19th and 20th. . Pioneer: Stand, Ewe never pretends. : ‘ . eo ee ‘ BF” OPPOSITE THE UNI © We omit more duties through. inRT FIRST—Vocal and Instrumental. . NION HOTER. “ta oe M dulenve than’ we negiect through inintroductery Overture; . SeAVIEANS Se : $ Fr re terest. Let the Dead and Beautiful Regt, avis : = = red. : Walz. Dissolution of Co-partnership ; The trials of life are the tests Saale the Pee me ‘‘Ghanas tation the mill. which ascertain how much gold there . Speak tome, J. C. Rassell . ravi co-partnegsh'p heretofore existing. ° Lester is in ass sents I'm so Glad, Charley Ree 4 en SANS TT Bt between the undersigned, under the ries Deferenca ia the tanst—nomntionte Always Young to me, K, T. Tyrrel firm name 6f JOHNSTON & SON,.is. this —. mplicate, . —po sonelude with the celebrated tshnat the. moat indirect, and the most eleae nee ; day dissolved by mutual consent, Peter Shamans unt of all compliments GILMORE .CONCERTS ! Jonnston retiring. AH debts against said 3 $4. & P ‘ : Grand Overture, _+ _ ~Full Band . 8rm-will be paid by Peter Johnston. n 1ere has been no temptation, . Operatic Selection, -ernest Linden , le . * o ‘ C 2 es Py * ate . . there can be-no a if there has cee = Scie <9 ome vurtrigdt . “411 ontstanding accounts of the above Jacobbeen no strugg © there ean be no Penny Trampet Solo, + Charley Sutton firm will be receipted for by eithey RETR. ~ Geo. ¥ victory, Salute toSanFrancisco, =. + Full Band . JQHNSTON or W. J. JOHNSTON. ot fs-the pearl ripens in the obscu-. Conductor, -— harley Reed. Nevada City, May 1st; 1876. _ , rity of its shell, so ripens in the Part Second—Grand Olio. A Mo! tomb-all-the fame that is truly pre-. Am-Original Musical Interlede, by WM. Certificate of Copartnership. man, $6 cious COURTRIGHT, entitl J ™. . ea acobs __‘The man who is without any other Southern Sunny Home ! tity that ai BRS: pais ideas has generally a very great idea . Timothy,Jackson, Wm Courtwright B certify that we constitate s partof himself. Hannah Jackson,, Frank Wilsom. ware Br ye shar a Dea te gr pair of s & fool is often as dangerous to AlexandorJackson, + James Mackee . gtate; its principal place_of business is ; deal with: as a kpava, pnd always. The Fellow that Looks Lixe Me . Nevada City. Calitornia: its name is JOHN. 5, more incorrigible Mrs'Geo Washington Bibby: STON & DeHART. The full names and, F ” respective'places of residence of both its By re 3 Karnest Linden . : embers are signed hereto. ; HOTEL ARRIVALS, . Mt Se Washing Bee Fc. Norcross W, J. JOHNSTON, Nevada City. ment it . aes Cupid. : a Gees oan Eo i 5. DeHART, Nevada City. @aliforn F National Exchange Hotel. . Ballad--Selected, -. T. T. FYRRELC: the The f% A. EDDY, Proprietor. Ordizia Conversati : : 10n. ALE and Sat Futpar, May 5th, 1876, : Ben Bee, alt a Sansa Reed 3 FOR s : = and 20t J Shorkley, San Francisco Joe See, -_ = -Charicy Sutton. pee BS Marston, Oakland Qverture, + + ‘Orchestra posed of Jno Walden, Agent Alf eesti: The performance to cencinde with.the ae eg naeg xuown at the CLARK. that line 8 Peck, Biue Tent Amusing Farce, eutitled & TOKSON FL 4 coast fo wy Sater Tame Mow. Year's Callers. soe maee ae eae tae Sateen ballads, rt, Grass Valley Sofie, -+ «= «= Barnest Lindén} w gether wi e: Mill Building, : ” Hage : Se aaa Warehouse, office and otner Buildings in, be intro : rae, Nevada Outy Peter, . Ch-rle sed offered for sale cheap for cash. For tesms> : D H Mously, ats Oe Bilt, (Refle’ r) Big Brother) wm Courtright D ally Trinseckee fe. present Other Characters by the Company. Nevada. March 28th. tions wi HOTEL ARRIVALS. = [. \samission si. . m6 crowded : . JOHN H. HARRISON, Union Hotel. ‘ EALER IN BEE TFO D. W. SNAPP, Propricter. DELINQUENT NOTICE. VEAL, COKNED re LMUPTON, nis : oe PURE, &c. ,Ermpar, May Sth, 1876. rORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. Meais eold at redsonable rates for Cash. eni D Culbertson, Col Hi}l . ING COMPANY. ,Location of prin stop on Broad iveche anmeuaan rg henry rae P Shingle, écotcs Fiat cipal e of business, San Francis. Theatre. the hol . eee, Weskingtenos. poe age aga of works, North after m: erren oomfield ev unty, California, EES c Grisesl, s 0. Notice—There are delinquent, upon the DR, C. D. BOBO, Public . , Grass Vallep owing desc: stock, on account of —_t a . ¥ Gilbert, do ‘Assessment No. 42, levied on the TwentiPHYSICIAN. AND SURG OW,. = Levy, aie — day of March,1876,the geveralfamounts. _ eo Lord, ne set opposi e names of the respective IDEN STRFET Mrs bers Ragas veda Oy Senne a: = Ratt ENCE, BROAD Gast: 7 evada Ci No. 0 No of . y iibeeea ‘Names Certifi’e Shares Amt Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, _. 4WH do John Nightingale, 60 500 $500 . Deonsy a Specialty. n8 jeet in Mrs Ditton, do John Nightingaie, 61 500 500 : 8 A Holmes, Scotts Flat R. Bayerque,J. B. Fel. ‘. aharact Jobn Gregory, San Jose ton, G.: Dussol, and 8: Probate © Notice. at 7 0 Mrs Col Shaw, San Francisco. L.Theller, Executors 2 Pr M Bryan, Ophir of the Estate of F.L.A. pm en OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neo'clock J barker, Blue Tent Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 6250 In Probate'Court. Inthe mat. : Sd cg Sasa” Jae H, Dobinson, tr. 123 °° +6900 6900 fod. Deewana to oa of Charles Marsh, deceas : ‘Twentieth a of wane 1876, so many . notice is hereby given, that WEDNESDAY, marriage from a Mr. Moore,,wrote t@. onires of each parcel of sich stock as ay ‘the 17th day of May, A. D. 3876, at 10 o'elk, one ‘him and asked toconsider the . be necessary, will be sold at public auction . A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of Sig ‘matter, The letter was courteous . at the office of Se Company. No, 330 an— coger el hoor ‘House, sa: the the ° sity p “ some Street Fran California, on e a, have been — ot with “No more at] PnipAY. the Ninetoonth “day of MAY, . the time and place for proving the Will of —" Present. 1876, at the hour of one o'clock, P. M., of . §aid Charles Marsh, deceased, and for hear_ . Trane such day, to pay delinguent Assessments ing the application of John E. Brown for r will rec Mnpustrs a miidinia. it is posi. thereon, together with costs of advertising the issuance to him of Letters Lis rer ” tively asserted by the Chi ‘Trib. *B4 expenses of the sale. May appear and sootest the mane. 3 wpe a M. F. GAME, Secretary. ,. may appear and contest ¥. une, if he does not receive the nom-} Office—No. $20, Sansome Street, Ban. Dated May 3d, 1876. ? : ination for Governor, will net ‘enter . Francisco, Calif Caltsorhin JAMES D. be, sion. ‘Log Contract to Let. ‘ furnis] F one Warrants, ~ dite DIED. wer \ LL Warrants on General Fund regisers teréd prior to January Also : =. JOR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, warrlints Nos. $14 to 342 om cae Seman dies,’ : At Austin, Meveds, May “2d, 1876, Geo. tor the Season. Address ° istered January 4th, 1876, will be paid on ito Ww. Lenhart, a native of Meady vine, MONUMENTAL MILL CO., preseutation. Interest ceases from date. , oP Sern 45 ys formerly a vesiauat Emigrant Gap, J.N, PAYNE, County ‘Treasurer, to suit ‘Nevada county, Cal, . { May 4th, 1876, Placer Go. i Nevada, May 4th, 1876, ‘Beni

~WEVADA ‘rr. CAL. ronen A pond 7, 1876.' reo sia Sica Death of George w. Lenhart. We clip the following from ‘the Reese River Reveille, of May 5th about the death of George W. Lenhart, whom all old s« ttlers wiil remember and-of whom, none knew anythiag but good: ‘Again we are called upon to chronicle the death of a pioneer, a duty which bas deyolved on us but too frequent of late. At about 7. o'clock last George W. Lenhart breathed bis Tast. bedside was sarrounded: by ‘sympsthizing friends, who bad daring his) illness done everything ip morcal ~: power to alleviate his sufferings ‘and . “ stave: off the summons. of the dread i iegsenger. which it-wrs-epparest . ae ate about to be served ou him. all to no avail, and at the hour nitm"+ “ei se peactefully and qaitely passsed : into his eternal sleep. . “From/A-D, Burchfield, who had! been his playmate in ycuth and his} bosom friend in manhood, we ge et . the following short ‘sketch of the hfe . and carder of deceased. He was born in Meadville, Pennsytvania, iu 1831 er 1832, end “in 1854 crossed the plains to California and setided iu Nevada City; in that-State, wherebe+ followed the vccupation of ns ning up to the year 1857, when he was appointed Deputy Sheriff under . _Shberiff Sam Boring, serving until . 1859, when he was reapp®inted under . sheriff Van Hagen,\ At the close of. ats: Vau Hageu'’s term in 1861, -deceased aguin embraced gua ccuapelibe of mining, following it until 1863, when be emigrated to this cily.4 Here he foilowed various occupations; being more or less connected __with the. Sheriff's office up to the time of his death, and serving: as jncambeucy of the shbrievalty. He > was prominently connected with the Fire Department of this city, being one of its founders, as alsu of the Society of Reese River Pioneers, The funeral took place at half-past -two-e’clock this afternoon, under the auspices of Pioneer Hook & Ladder Co., No. 1, of. which deceased was Foreman at the time of bis death, having occupied that position for four. consecutive terms, and was largely attended by the Fire Department, the Society of Reese River Pioneers and friends and acquaintances of deceased. ‘Pho flags to-day are at half-mast and_Firemsn’s Hall draped in mourning, in respect to. his memory, Alf, Burnett. On Wednesday, May 17th, Mr. Al}fred Burnett, the distinguished American humorist will appear in this city, assisted by the talented and versatile poetic reader, Misa Helen Nash, who will appear im her great obaracter personation of ‘*Mrs, Caudle,’’ and in Rob. Morris’s Masonie: poem, ‘*The Level and the Square,”’ His late tour to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales’ was a succcession of ovations, and for eighty nights he crowded Egyptian Hull London, with the elite of that met——~gopolis of the wcrid. His Asiatie delineations of eharacter, together with his beautifai readings, have ren‘deréd his name a household one in Europe and America,. The musical department will be in the hands of L. P. Williams, master of the guitar -and harmonicon. A Good Joke. Ma. Eprroxs: A few days since I bought a ham at one of our ‘stores, The bland proprietor told me it was a ‘Centennial ham,."’ Being someoe of patriotie nature, I bought it, After it came on the table I found out theré was ‘‘more truth than poetry” im the name of that ham, No more Centennial ham for me. — ~<A Crrizen. 2a = Cononzss can easily adjourn iv June. The Appropriation Committee Only awaits the revised vstimates of the Secretary of War, that favor having been asked by Secretary Taft. The Sundry Civil bill, which is necessarily the last appropriation bill prepured, and usually known as the Omnibus bill, ie well advanced. A dead lock in the Senate must be taken into con sideration, but if the Senate behaves itself there is ve reason why Con. gress should not adjourn by the wid~ die of J une. Bue Daily Senet evebin t salt quarrel . At the moment of-his dissolution bis) Bat . jailer daring the late Sheriff Emery’s . . [Commiunicated.} ; oo Education and Public [ Liberty. In England théthree-féld power of ~ . king-eraft, shurch-craft and fendal =. lords con.bimed to’ crush the ‘old Saxon liberty. They well succeeded, and for five bundred yeurs the bodies and souls of the common people-were influence. After having reduced the people to-a state of serfdom, and trauipled thé rights of conscience under foot,.this band of triune oppressors (each of whom, by the way, claimed a—“divine right" dominste over mankind * began to smmong tiemselves. This. wus_the peeple's opportunity, aud an ilastration of the proverb-“when . rogues ctilese: honest men ‘will get Thus, when. the nokles and the chureh contended against . Jobn, the people joined the former, . their own. and the result-Was that-the—magaa4 charta Wa secured>* In the contest [of the court with. the church, the . people were coneci liattd the . mer, by the abolition of the Star (Chaw ber, and when thesnobili ty end people ata tater di ay contended . with the court, the-Bill of Rights was j secured. In other countries, too, the conflict between the church and . the monarchy led to the destruction of many of the oppressions.of the . former; ,. particularly that inhuman . system of tortue known as the in-. . quisifion, = \ Let no one suppose tliat the spirit . of churchism is “changed, © It still . pants for power, It will seeure it by hook-er—erook; it -will-seek-to . control all the social, intellectual and political ‘affsirs of men. Eastern States ‘it fights against the reasonable taxution of church prop. erty and the expulsion of sectarian books in the public schools; ‘in New York another: form of it leaugeed it\self with a corrupt political ring in -order to endow sectarian institutions and. huge churches with its ill-gotten andaciously attempts to resume its long-lost power. by cursing and abusing all who should patronize that .§ree-education which’ issure.death. to: its power; in California ityet contents itself by thanting the supeior (7) advantages of its cheap sectarian seminaries aud so-caNed colleges, over the free schools. The same spirit is manifest. everwhere. In Ewgland ehurchism refuses to submit tesecular education; in Spain it threatens to excommunicate the King for permitting liberty of worship to his people; in Italy it intrigues-to, prevent the education of the young; in France‘it remains true to the cause of Napoleon-against the Republic; in Mexico it is\ successfully fomenting a revolution against . law-and liberty, and-so on, How can it be otherwise? The . spirit of. churchism is as much opposed to free thought to-day as it was ten centuries since, It still shows its teeth in its rancor-against all who dare assert that any of°its many absurd interpretatations of the Bible are erroneous, It can not now imprison Gullileo, but it/ can abuse Tyndall;it can not torture a Servetus but it can shamefully sbuse Bushnell;. it ean mot learn a Huss, but it ean howl heretict heretic! after a deBlue Laws,-but it can ‘preach intolerance; it cannot stop public education, but it cau eontaminute the minds of the young by its fanaticism, It is wonderful, 4o observe how nearly all the great’ thinkers of the age, while themselves devoted christians, steadfastly refuse to range themselves under the banner of ehurchism. Spencer, Tyndall, Darwin, Haxley, Emerson, Carlyle, host of others in-the very front rauk, all remain outside of. church-fellowship. In-the political world of reformers, the result is yet more striking, seeming to indicate that as Revolution, all the ‘“‘pastors’’ of England, turned tories and fled tw churchism cannot be reconciled, All the great Republican leaders of Europe’are hostile te the pretensions ef churchism and are under the ban of the church party: Bradlaugh and Dike in England, Hugo and Blane in France, Garrabaldi in Italy, Castlear in Spain, are afew of such representative names. Churchism with its extravagant ideas on blindly taking the dugmas second-handed, -asking no quéstions—bow can it be otherwise! Reason iusulted turns on the insulter, Manhood emascu‘} lated revenges itself. + of its insanity. erusbed. beneath their unrelenting’ ‘to “thus for+ In the} (his in-tha~Mississippi—busin~ it . pure vinegar, whieh will suffer convoted: PBatker;. it can not enforce the } Proctor, Reade, Elliott, Mill, and a: on the breaking out of the American . ehurchism, except those of Mew}. England, so in our day liberty and . : Conservatism “an mad must take the consequence It opposed Geology as the ‘“‘doctrine of “devils” in our i} It oppused Darwinism and Spenigetion, but this opposition seeme to be rather taken as a good proof of the ‘correctness of the ‘théories of those philosopbers. If churcbism does not claim, éverywhere, infallibility, it ever actsas though it deemed it‘Tgelf so. -Professedty holding .the religion of “charity” in a comparison. between it and the ‘‘world’s people” the latter will not-by-any-means suffer, while avarice, impurity and misanthropy have apparently as good a footing inside the chorch a3 outside. What then does it amount to. after all? Where is its boastecssuperiority and Christliness?’ In i#srelation to liberty its pretensions appeared to me, to be inconsistent with American ideas. ipgenerally claims that the . people exist for the church -and not the ehurch for the people, and seems to think that.it has adivine right to this supremacy. Those who. hive been se unfortunate as tobe born ‘and reared-in-slavery may. possioly se tone their chains as to resist ‘all attempts to emancipate them, but the young need only.to have guaranteed to them a free secular education in order to render them future champions of. civil and religious liberty. Hence «sound — secular “educational _sysem da at ouce the duty and ‘the balwark of the American Republic. In all the social relations of man to man the same bénevolent effects. of secudarinstruction—is—-mantfest. _Con-}science is the main spring of rectitude but it is only intelligence which can rightly direct and enlighten this ‘moral sense within usLast of all in all, the relations of man to his own self. a free unbiased education brings to its possessor that which is more precious than gold or rubies;-will not fail to bring comfort and consolation ia the dark hours of tellectaal culture shine 80 bright a as when. surrounded By such darkness. Muse of the muses, her language is ever thet of contentment and solace

in her possession :: Without one envicus sigh—one anxious seheme, The nether sphere—the fleeting hour resign; Mineisthe world of: thought—the world of, dreaw; Mine all the past and all the futurs mine!’’ Hisroutics._ , Wine Vinegar. Can.-you inform me how white wine or whisky vinegar is made? Auswer. . Obtain a large’ cask, and about a foot ubove the bottom construct a false perforated bottom, Above this fill‘tthe cask with {good, well-burnt charcoal in coarse Jumps,. over which pour first a sufficient quantity of good vinegar to thoroughly moisten. Let the whole stand for. a short'time, when it will be ready for the introduction of the alcoholic ‘liquor: This should b¢.intreducedi in smal] quantities at a time, and the place to prevent:too energetic an aotion, This method will give you siderable dilution. Use a very large quantity of annato as coloring matter.—Scientific American, ; [By Telegraph.} ee Mining . Stocks. Vesterday Morning's Sales. 285 Gould & Curry 17%, 2165 Mexican 34%, 600 Best & Belcher 56%, 150 California 7744. _ 390 Savage 17%. 665 Con Vir sabe T3% wiv 110 Chollar 8234. 40 Hale & Norcross 22%. 45 Crown Point 16%. 1090: Yelic® Jacket 264, 676 Ophir 56. 1525 Imperial.4%4. 350. Alpha 49. 205 Kentuck 12%. 1120 Belcher 20. . 70 Confidence 17. 410 Sierra Nevada 17, 555 Utah 23%. 290 Exchequer 18%. 130 Overman 61%. . 20 Justice 23%. 950 Unioa Con 13%. 410 Lady Bryan 1, 235 Julia 10%, 260: Caledonia 8%. 200 Suceor 60c. 120 Raymond & Ely 1434. 100 Eureka Con 11, 125 Meadow Valley 134. Work and Win Society, The members of the Work and Win Society are requested to meet wt the residence of Miss Aunie Naff. ziger, Monday evening, May the 8th, at 7 o'clock P. m.“Anxre NaFrzicrr, President. . tribulation and sorrow. Surely BOveES ‘apparatus kept in a moderately cool . ' Fiona Hoxpeoox, Secretary. Grater of old. NEVADA THEATRE. Johnston & DeHart, The D If yon employ your money in doee ey. Mi a . ing good, you put it = at ge best ig Pacha seeeeereetaeees ve Ageat. Buccegeort to Joknston & Son. NEVA) ‘interest. « be cceaceccseeeserss se : —— ‘Philosophy will gain friends, buat Wedr a May 47th 1876. QT & 29: MAIN. ‘STREET = — LOC adversity wilPtry them. nesaay, y 7 Opposite Union Hotel, A friend that you bay_with presAMERICS’S GREATEST HUMORIST, cubis tier ‘ol Lo ents can he beught from you,’ “ : rT ae ae There wil Motives are like harlequins—there MR. ALF. BURNE 7 HAR LUWARE, ref : ment this w igoften. a second dress beneath Assisted by the talented and versatile STOVES, startin. T Ahem, Peetic Reader : : a8 if.’ Burnet The friendship of an artful man MISS HELEN NASH TIN WARE, eS : Alf _ li get 3 * parties are is mere Self. interest ‘you will g IRON & STEEL a \ » nothing by it. os { Who will appear-in her\Gre:t Character : oe ‘The Teac &‘great deal of talent is lest to the Sateonation of NAILS, SHOVELS, _ \ idee on world for the want of-a_ dittle courMRS. CAUDLE,. PICKS ; eae dave age. < 3 z A dinthigjainted teacher defines: eee date Wheelbarrows attendance genius to be the power of making ef-4 THE = nas THE SQUARE. ee The evenin forts. Gri pa tare of the rindstones, Rape tar he Nobleness is the preferring: ronor . = -¥ERCY “WILLIAMS. SSS ’ — ae to interest, and baseness the preferBiocks & Sheaves t large c : L GENIUS, 1 : fing interest to honor. . THE MUSICA GENIUS, Ox Bot a Seca get shootit — Govetousness, Hike jenlousy;—when ; 3 ; = ery 5a Gents. x bows an Keys; The grounc it has once takew root,-never leaves . rices.o ditajss Zoe las : Chai . a and an aft nian but with-bis-lfe— Reserved Seats without extra char, ge. ain, Anvi is, Vises, r : % b lifte t] i: Tickets tor Sale at Belden’s Drug Store, . pleasant cl Things may be seen ¢ stipes ys . Doors open at_7 o "clock, Performance > Bellows, of town. and indifferently shown; but actions . commences at 8. ot << oes are visible, though miotives are se. Als, the celebrated The cons cret. ea *BESSEMER STEFL HORSE SHOE SHAPE @rass Valte There's not one Wise man among NSTABLE’S SALE aa ; ae ‘ ¢ a AC N twenty will praise himself. Pare ie co ue EER ERAN eee BFLTS, 3 = ad ee = Tae a : ' zeent ama ¢ ; 4 ~$ 5 EZLTIN ” b He whose own worth doth, speak. : B* Pphteg Seen, tana eure Ag a I ep aaa 2ELTING & PACKING, rs) merve the need not spesk his own worth. Just.ce Court of Leopold Garthe. » Justice PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, will all att z f the Peace in and for Nevada ‘To xnship, BLASTING and SPORTI Shame. whey B. ee bein = Sountyot Nevada; State of California, ant . . i — Le : ee heart, takes refuge on the lip bearing date ee ice a Jucen pt . FUSE, SHOT, &c. = ae Vill +. d iin sai OW on ne ho ay, : Sa 4 _ oui of 6 dissolute he nes tain ic torent Kaskill Casper and against Fcii line of ROGERS’ Celebrated men can be unfrequently B desperate death. John Schmidt, for the sum of Seventy-one z sos 1 ra . Many a man full of exceHent.qnal. and thirty-seven hundredths DuHars amNickel Plated Ware. day, ‘but ai ities wants the particular one which reat bas ag hake Mela Mpeg eel = seeming dt X rec [a] A ab S-. ‘brings them alt into play." 5 Seine — date e said judame at and . Direct from Moetidan Brittania Go. ~fact-that th Genius lights its: own fire; but it accruing costs, all payable tm goidcoin of . . what tn Yaa! the United States: I have levied © ‘upon all CROCKERY, J isconstantly collecting materials to tee ri ight, title and interest of th= within 5 keep alive the flame. = -* pamec d defendant in and to the follewing {. — GLASSWARE, oe é There ie Thetmsceligny vt friendship, — Scectitet cid bituate-cn Broud Steset, Ne. LAMPS, CHiMNEY& = prizes give celo ¥ je i. the light of phosphorus, is seen Eee ia City, Nevada Co., Cal.,.to-wit: 12 feet ' ed by by our plainly when all around 1s dark. \SfLot No. 12 in-Btock-wo; 05, fronting ae WICKS; Se one To dispense with ceremony is the Broad ng le: d running ra vi Sonn 2 i ee most delicate mode of conferring a apg oo som _ eienion __ Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes, Alex. Gau compjaint. de is hereby pres _ T will sapere i iad ea day. r tofpublic sale all the above described prop gents for z Those that dare lose a day are acer to the »highest bidder fof cash in trout California Powder Work A. Wi? dangerously _prodigal;. those that . of the Court House door, in the Cit’ of NesOrnia LOWdEer WOrkKs. . sasday 50 dane susepenlt ss Senperete. Ea eee eed a . QUARTZ SCREENS punsbed ww: Sa If: prudence cannot always prevent o'clock 16 Getic. bsent t misfortune, it may do much in: disGiven under my hand this ‘th day of ies SS take in all appointing ite effects. May, 1876. — ini er Wa, A Largo stock of Gelvanizea IRON turn. As daylight-ean be seen through . By P. Gi Byrne, Under ‘Shertff. ma? . WATER PIPE constantly on hand and cen-’ ett smadl holes, so do little things shew) _. s ection made with the City Water Works, cage a person’s character. _ IRON PIPE made to order and ail The fol Inprivate we must watch our NEVADA THEATRE.ee natal gata thoughts, in the family our tempers,, — = a kinds of Repairing done. __ of prizes in-eompany_our tongues.. California Minstrels. __In fact the best selectéd stook of Goods target sho woes the winds of applause blow Thomas Maguire Sole Pispttetar, in Nevada Count and as Chea Pp ar terday:. fresh and strong, then steer with a. Georue f. vans, -+ Musical Director. . the Cheapest. =e Conn & steady band. —— : = rat : Snapp . Whéfe there is much guctanticn, Priday &. Saturday E’v’gs, . ®& Osll and soo us at the rs a Gao. © much— has es borrowed; nature May 19th and 20th. . Pioneer: Stand, Ewe never pretends. : ‘ . eo ee ‘ BF” OPPOSITE THE UNI © We omit more duties through. inRT FIRST—Vocal and Instrumental. . NION HOTER. “ta oe M dulenve than’ we negiect through inintroductery Overture; . SeAVIEANS Se : $ Fr re terest. Let the Dead and Beautiful Regt, avis : = = red. : Walz. Dissolution of Co-partnership ; The trials of life are the tests Saale the Pee me ‘‘Ghanas tation the mill. which ascertain how much gold there . Speak tome, J. C. Rassell . ravi co-partnegsh'p heretofore existing. ° Lester is in ass sents I'm so Glad, Charley Ree 4 en SANS TT Bt between the undersigned, under the ries Deferenca ia the tanst—nomntionte Always Young to me, K, T. Tyrrel firm name 6f JOHNSTON & SON,.is. this —. mplicate, . —po sonelude with the celebrated tshnat the. moat indirect, and the most eleae nee ; day dissolved by mutual consent, Peter Shamans unt of all compliments GILMORE .CONCERTS ! Jonnston retiring. AH debts against said 3 $4. & P ‘ : Grand Overture, _+ _ ~Full Band . 8rm-will be paid by Peter Johnston. n 1ere has been no temptation, . Operatic Selection, -ernest Linden , le . * o ‘ C 2 es Py * ate . . there can be-no a if there has cee = Scie <9 ome vurtrigdt . “411 ontstanding accounts of the above Jacobbeen no strugg © there ean be no Penny Trampet Solo, + Charley Sutton firm will be receipted for by eithey RETR. ~ Geo. ¥ victory, Salute toSanFrancisco, =. + Full Band . JQHNSTON or W. J. JOHNSTON. ot fs-the pearl ripens in the obscu-. Conductor, -— harley Reed. Nevada City, May 1st; 1876. _ , rity of its shell, so ripens in the Part Second—Grand Olio. A Mo! tomb-all-the fame that is truly pre-. Am-Original Musical Interlede, by WM. Certificate of Copartnership. man, $6 cious COURTRIGHT, entitl J ™. . ea acobs __‘The man who is without any other Southern Sunny Home ! tity that ai BRS: pais ideas has generally a very great idea . Timothy,Jackson, Wm Courtwright B certify that we constitate s partof himself. Hannah Jackson,, Frank Wilsom. ware Br ye shar a Dea te gr pair of s & fool is often as dangerous to AlexandorJackson, + James Mackee . gtate; its principal place_of business is ; deal with: as a kpava, pnd always. The Fellow that Looks Lixe Me . Nevada City. Calitornia: its name is JOHN. 5, more incorrigible Mrs'Geo Washington Bibby: STON & DeHART. The full names and, F ” respective'places of residence of both its By re 3 Karnest Linden . : embers are signed hereto. ; HOTEL ARRIVALS, . Mt Se Washing Bee Fc. Norcross W, J. JOHNSTON, Nevada City. ment it . aes Cupid. : a Gees oan Eo i 5. DeHART, Nevada City. @aliforn F National Exchange Hotel.. . Ballad--Selected, -. T. T. FYRRELC: the The f% A. EDDY, Proprietor. Ordizia Conversati : : 10n. ALE and Sat Futpar, May 5th, 1876, : Ben Bee, alt a Sansa Reed 3 FOR s : = and 20t J Shorkley, San Francisco Joe See, -_ = -Charicy Sutton. pee BS Marston, Oakland Qverture, + + ‘Orchestra posed of Jno Walden, Agent Alf eesti: The performance to cencinde with.the ae eg naeg xuown at the CLARK. that line 8 Peck, Biue Tent Amusing Farce, eutitled & TOKSON FL 4 coast fo wy Sater Tame Mow. Year's Callers. soe maee ae eae tae Sateen ballads, rt, Grass Valley Sofie, -+ «= «= Barnest Lindén} w gether wi e: Mill Building, : ” Hage : Se aaa Warehouse, office and otner Buildings in, be intro : rae, Nevada Outy Peter, . Ch-rle sed offered for sale cheap for cash. For tesms> : D H Mously, ats Oe Bilt, (Refle’ r) Big Brother) wm Courtright D ally Trinseckee fe. present Other Characters by the Company. Nevada. March 28th. tions wi HOTEL ARRIVALS. = [. \samission si. . m6 crowded : . JOHN H. HARRISON, Union Hotel. ‘ EALER IN BEE TFO D. W. SNAPP, Propricter. DELINQUENT NOTICE. VEAL, COKNED re LMUPTON, nis : oe PURE, &c. ,Ermpar, May Sth, 1876. rORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. Meais eold at redsonable rates for Cash. eni D Culbertson, Col Hi}l . ING COMPANY. ,Location of prin stop on Broad iveche anmeuaan rg henry rae P Shingle, écotcs Fiat cipal e of business, San Francis. Theatre. the hol . eee, Weskingtenos. poe age aga of works, North after m: erren oomfield ev unty, California, EES c Grisesl, s 0. Notice—There are delinquent, upon the DR, C. D. BOBO, Public . , Grass Vallep owing desc: stock, on account of —_t a . ¥ Gilbert, do ‘Assessment No. 42, levied on the TwentiPHYSICIAN. AND SURG OW,. = Levy, aie — day of March,1876,the geveralfamounts. _ eo Lord, ne set opposi e names of the respective IDEN STRFET Mrs bers Ragas veda Oy Senne a: = Ratt ENCE, BROAD Gast: 7 evada Ci No. 0 No of . y iibeeea ‘Names Certifi’e Shares Amt Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, _. 4WH do John Nightingale, 60 500 $500 . Deonsy a Specialty. n8 jeet in Mrs Ditton, do John Nightingaie, 61 500 500 : 8 A Holmes, Scotts Flat R. Bayerque,J. B. Fel. ‘. aharact Jobn Gregory, San Jose ton, G.: Dussol, and 8: Probate © Notice. at 7 0 Mrs Col Shaw, San Francisco. L.Theller, Executors 2 Pr M Bryan, Ophir of the Estate of F.L.A. pm en OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neo'clock J barker, Blue Tent Pioche, deceased, 62 6250 6250 In Probate'Court. Inthe mat. : Sd cg Sasa” Jae H, Dobinson, tr. 123 °° +6900 6900 fod. Deewana to oa of Charles Marsh, deceas : ‘Twentieth a of wane 1876, so many . notice is hereby given, that WEDNESDAY, marriage from a Mr. Moore,,wrote t@. onires of each parcel of sich stock as ay ‘the 17th day of May, A. D. 3876, at 10 o'elk, one ‘him and asked toconsider the . be necessary, will be sold at public auction . A. M. of said day, at the Court Room of Sig ‘matter, The letter was courteous . at the office of Se Company. No, 330 an— coger el hoor ‘House, sa: the the ° sity p “ some Street Fran California, on e a, have been — ot with “No more at] PnipAY. the Ninetoonth “day of MAY, . the time and place for proving the Will of —" Present. 1876, at the hour of one o'clock, P. M., of . §aid Charles Marsh, deceased, and for hear_ . Trane such day, to pay delinguent Assessments ing the application of John E. Brown for r will rec Mnpustrs a miidinia. it is posi. thereon, together with costs of advertising the issuance to him of Letters Lis rer ” tively asserted by the Chi ‘Trib. *B4 expenses of the sale. May appear and sootest the mane. 3 wpe a M. F. GAME, Secretary. ,. may appear and contest ¥. une, if he does not receive the nom-} Office—No. $20, Sansome Street, Ban. Dated May 3d, 1876. ? : ination for Governor, will net ‘enter . Francisco, Calif Caltsorhin JAMES D. be, sion. ‘Log Contract to Let. ‘ furnis] F one Warrants, ~ dite DIED. wer \ LL Warrants on General Fund regisers teréd prior to January Also : =. JOR ONE TO THREE LOG TEAMS, warrlints Nos. $14 to 342 om cae Seman dies,’ : At Austin, Meveds, May “2d, 1876, Geo. tor the Season. Address ° istered January 4th, 1876, will be paid on ito Ww. Lenhart, a native of Meady vine, MONUMENTAL MILL CO., preseutation. Interest ceases from date. , oP Sern 45 ys formerly a vesiauat Emigrant Gap, J.N, PAYNE, County ‘Treasurer, to suit ‘Nevada county, Cal, . { May 4th, 1876, Placer Go. i Nevada, May 4th, 1876, ‘Beni