May 8, 1877 (4 pages)

Ghe Daily Transcript “NEVADA, CITY, CAL Tuesday} B. 1877. School Teachers. The following is a full and com-' plete list of all the Districts in the County, and the names of all the teachers who are employed in the various distric!s: Allison Ranch, J. HE. Carr, Mias M. Ryan. : Bota, D, Ogilvie. ._ Bircliville, M. Power. _Bine Tent, Mias Aggie Farrell. Boar River; Mies Alice Chapman. Ghat Bluff, JJ. Riley. Clear Creek, Eiqm Biggs. Oherokes, Wm, Rogers. Oolumbia Hill, J. G. O'Neill. . Eureka, Miss K, Harley. “Forest Springs, B. T, Smith. French Corral, H. F. Courter. Grass Valley, Prof’0.,H. Crowell, u.-T. Wickes, Miss H. A. Potter, ~~ ~“Frank Powér, Miss Fannie Doom, . , Miss Florence Goodspeed, Miss Emna Griffiths, Miss Mena Novitzky, Mias J. Henderson, Miss Lou Dorwey, Miss. Maria Freeman, J. T: Parr. Graniteyille,-Mrs. Moore. Greely, G. W. Wallace.Todian Springs; W. R. Bird. Tron Mountain, E. Sampson. Indian Fiat, Miss S. Green, Kentucky Flat, J. N. Piper. Isinfe Kiln, Miss’ Ella Bitner. Liberty Hill, H. H. McCutchan, ~ Take City, Miss Emma Hawley. Magnolia, Moore’s Flat, John Dinan, Mooney Fiat, Miss E. Bond. . Neyads, Prof, P. J. Carmichael, T. P, Ashbrook, S. A. Bulfinch, A. 3. Tiffany, Miss A. P. Davenport, Miss 8, Nilon, Miss K. Madigan, Miss M. Malry, Miss Belle Cooper, Miss Hattie Dickerman. North San Juan, Miss Lizzie Banks, M. B. B. Potter, North Bloomfield, G. E. Robinaon. North Star,:A. Burrows. Oakland, R. E. Robinson, Sarah McKeon. Omega, Miss Oarrie Fridk. Pleasant Valley, Miss A. P. Brown, ce ses il Quaker Hill, Miss Miriam Power. Rough and Ready, J.C, Wells, walief Hill, Miss Mary Crowley. , Sebastopol, Miss L. L. Gober, _ Sweetland, N. Kennedy. Speneeville, H. P, Stone, Trackee, Miss Efe Douglass, L. Hf. Zastrom, 2 ' ., Union Hill, J. CO. Boynton, Washington, 0. L. Brown. Witlow Valley, N. White. 1 = mining district, A New Mining Company. The articles of incorporation of the Oakland Gold Mining Company were filed in the office of the Seoretery of State. The corporation is formed for the purpowe of carrying ‘ou and conducting the business of mining in all its branches for gold aad silver in the County of Nevada, Btate of California, The principal place of business of the said corpo. ation is at Oakland, and the oompany is organized fora term of fifty years, The Directors are five, and their names are .as follows: J, W. ~Ehompson, John Kurtz, George 0. _ Riser, BH. W. Schacker, and D. P. Blue, all residents of Oakland. The amount of capital is $6,000,600, divided into 80,000 shares of the par value of $100 each. ‘The amount . wf the capital stock actually subsoribed is the sum of $3,000,000, and ia subscribed by the : following named persous: J. W. Thompson, ~~~ fohin Kurtz, T. A. Kennedy, Charles Petman, H. W. Schacker, John Hoatvosser, Geo. ©. Riser, .Jobo McLeod, D. P.Blue, John Landy, A. J. “Ridge and Aleok Fawcett. “Phe above we find in the Oakland ‘Transcript, avd we have learned nothing : further in regard ta the . . matter, but presame the company to operate in the Grasa Valley SE en .* Lansing, Mich., -bas num-socials. At one given the other evening over 620 was revlized, mostly from fines for talking \aud Whispering, They raised a Purse of about $10 to hire one lady to keep mum fer ag hour while the reat were tulking around vasing ber, ‘*She was'’s schoolmum, and sicoceded admirably.” — . . H. Hauson, Jacob Neuffziger, Geo. ‘ing, it was impossible to tell, at the }hour.of our going to press, who ‘. for our town. [in bis now business. City Election. Another ticket was brought._out, yesterday morning, and the following named, candidates include the Whole lists. ~ ‘For Trustees—J. J. Ott, F.’ G. Guild, John 'T. Morgan,N. P. Brown, W. Smith, Geo: E. Turner, Dan Marsh, H. OC. Mills, L. W. Dreyfuss, W.S. Richards and A. D. Sutton. For Marshal—Matt. Daily, John Hatchinson and R. B.,Morrison, For Treasurer—E.W. Bigelow and Jas. Colley. : : For Asseasor—J. ©. Abbottand W. S. Long. Pa ae: “Tie vumber of votes polled was 422, Weare unable to give the result in this morning's issue, as yowing to the large amount of scratch“Wus elected. Lively. On Saturday night last there were more men 6n the various streets in ove time during the past, year, Ourpopalation_is. increasing, and more mep are now employed in the mineg in this-section than for the prat year. This speaks well Our merchants say that business has increased greatly during the past few weeks, and the prospect is that it.will be a great deal better in the fature. a Ladies’ Aid Society. There will be a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society, of the M. E. Church, at the Vestry, thia afternoon, at 2 o'clock, The ludies of the church and congregation are invited: te attend, as active preparations are to be made for the coming Fair. “~~ Mrs. W. 8. Urmy, Prest. Nevada City, May 8th, 1877. Grand Picnic. r-The Allemannia ‘will bold their’ annual picnic next Sonday at Storms’ Ranch. It will be. a grand affair, and nothing will be left undone to make it. pleasant for those who attend. As. soon as. artangements are completed full particulars will be given in the TuanSCRIPT, Geo. A. Bailey, well-known ia this city, and who for along time was élerk for Geo. E. Tarver, bas purehased a one-half interest in the Empire Livery Stable of D. Wellington, und the business will hereafter be carried on under the firm name of Wellington & Bailey, Geo. Bailey is a steady, industrious and wortby young man, and we wish him success bj Mineral lands in Township 16. As no intelligence ever reached here informing our miners whut was done on the 3lst of Murch the day appointed by the Land Office to hear proofs coneerning the mineral character of this Township, the editor of the Gazelle addressed a note to the Register. a few days since :axd received the following reply which we publish for ‘the benefit’ of the mining public: Unrrep Srares Lanp Orrror, SacRAMENTO, April 28ih, 1877. Epiton Gasette—Your letter of the 25th iust. received.’ In reply I have to say that the Central Pucific Railroad Company offered no evidence relative to the character of auy land, in the odd numbered sections in ‘Towfiship 16, N. RB. 8E., at the time of the recent hearing before this office viz: March 31st, ult. Yours Truly, T. B. McFantanp, Register. he Sudden Death. . On , Saturday morning, says the Grass Valley Union: Lewis T. Delevan departed this life. Deceased had been a resident of this town for about twenty-five years, and was weil knowa as an upright aud honorable man. His. gentle and blameless <, of life endeared him to a large circle of friends, and his family have the sympathies of them all. Mr. Delevan has suffered greatly in the past five or six years with rheumatism, and to alleviate the excruciating paiws caused by that disease he has been in the habit of taking sedative doses of narcotics, by the .adyiee of his physicians. .His sudden death is attributed to the fact that be ‘mistakingly took an overdose of a guilty, but how does he know he isn't wntil puton trial and the verdict of handed in, The object is to gonvince him thet he's ;in-a chair with a revolver cocked and } this tity than we havé seen at-avy. —}semble-at;their respective chambers} ® very wick-. : Ratner Doe“Tiey Give uP us Home.—Hiram. H, Clark, a son of the late Ex-Govemmor Clark of Maryland, lived with, his family neat. Madison, Morrde “county? He had eontractéd for a piece of land from a man nawed Alexander, on whieh he had established his home. He had made several payments. on his farm, but had failed to make the others when they became due. Alexander sued for the possession of the laid, and it was awarded to him by the law. Clark said he would rather die than give up bis ‘home. Constable Cliff Wade was sent with a posse of men to. dispossess Clirk. Clark and his family refused fo move. The Constable and his men moved his goods and chattles ont intu the yard. Meantime Clurk sat laying on the table before him, It was very late when tbe Constable finished moving the goods from _the.}: house, and Clark’s family, whicli consisted of his wife, two grown-up sons, and several small children had ne.place to lay their heads. They . weré permitted to remove dome beds back to the house, on which they slept during the night, And until}: the héur of daylight, while. the Constable and bis men kept watcb, Clark . atill sat -with his revolver cocked before him. With the dawn of day the crisis came. Allthe family had left the room, Every article of farnitureexceptthe chair on which Clark sat, and the table on which his revolver lay, had again been moved out 6f the room, ‘Old man," said the Constable; ‘everything has been movedout. Itisnow timefor you to go.’’ “The Constable and one of his men, Mont Riley, smoved toward him, Olark. quickly ‘eovered\ the body of the Constable with his revolyer, which he snapped. Bes fure be could cock his pistol again the Constable and his man had. fired man fell dead, P President’s Proclamation. President Hayes bas at last issued the following. proclamation calling an extra session of Congress{ A proclamation—W bereas the final adjouroment of the Forty-fourth Congress without making the usudl appropriation for the support of the army for the fiscal yearending June 13, 1878, presents an extraordinary occasion, requiring the President to exercise the powers vested in him by the Oonstitution to. convene the Houses in anticipation of the day fixed by law by their next meeting. Now, therefore, I Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States, do by virture of the power in me vested by the Constitution, convene both Houses of Congress to asat noon Monday the 15th of October next, than and there to consider and determine such measures as ia their wisdom, their duty and the welfare of the country may demand. In witness whereof I have set my hand and caused the seal the United States to be affixed. R. B. Hares, President, Wa. Evanrs, Secretary of State. An English lady who heard that blue glass was good for hearing, ‘now Wears enormous mazarine pendants, Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday murning — opening aad closing. 320 Ophir 10% 10%. 1150. Mexican 6% 6. 1310 Best & Belcher, 13 135; 620 Savage3.10 3 «. 600 California 30}, 3034, 1075 Con Virginia 3034 30. . 860 Imperial '700 T5c. : 385 Belcher 4% 4, . 220 Exchequer 1.90 2. 234 Overinan 114 10% 440 Justice, 5% 6%. 1895 Gould & Curry 53{ 4.90. 465 Hale & Norcross 2 2.05, 35 Chollar, 29,505 Yellow Jacket, 53 5% 310 Alpha, 9 934. 430 Sierra Nevada, 2.10 2, 415 Union Con, 3 2.95 200 Seg. Belcher, 18 17 1055 Crown Point 5% 6%. __50 Confidence 3, “640 Julia, 1.05, 395 Bullion, 3.60 3%. Yesterday Afterucou'’s Sales Overman, Mi Satis Ne > three shots, and the stubborn old. ~ Tuer had. a re subject.in the in , room this weeky Mody ina with him, and ‘Sankey’ sabg to himybut the mam seemed to despair of ‘forgiveness, Finally Moody asked him what a heavy siz burdened his mind, and heeonfessed to having beat «° newspaper publisber out of three years-subseription. The evangelist ivformed him that they did not profess to perform miracles, bnt if he would settle up his dues with compound interest aud pay for ihree more years in advance, altboug doors of thecburch.to bim, perhaps he might besnaked under the canvas, —Boston Bullétiu. Tue woman who has never been courted by a’sea captain, can form no idea of Low it seems to be bugged by a griazty bear. : . Wational Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDD, Proprietor. JC Boynton, Rough & Ready W W Pryde Muove’s Fiat CH Hammond, Eureka ¥F wm Hathaway, City. . L Reichert, Sau Francisco M BB Potter, San Juan JH Youog Jr, Evreka K Huckins, San Jusen they -could. not open the]. SatorpaY, May-5Sth,1877/ . AT THE. THEATRE, ) ‘This,Tuesday Evening, At 8 o'clock. All interested in education, and the public generally, aré cordially invited to attend. . ae . y ‘ To-mortow Evening, MRS H. 8. CARR, Deputy Superiutendggnt of Public Tustruction, willaddresa the Iustitute on Education at the Centennial, LAILA! HE OPERETTA of LAILA, will be given to the public, at the . . J°Martin Deor Creek 8B Hunt, Moore’s Flat. Mrs f atta San Francisco N Ambry, Grass Valley . P shingle scott’s Flat Suxpax, May 6th, 1877. J A Grey, City . W Wiibo:n, vownieville J Miller, Sierra Valley A L Lancaster, Grass Valley “T Davy, a do L Hirsbman, City J P Brown & wife, Camptonville H W Gravés do © 8 Killings, Omega JO Conne:. Kennebeo y P Quick, baiger Hill -, H W Hand San Juan D foberte Grass Valley : . J ‘Tremberth do J Nevern, do dD Wiliams do N Kennedy, Sweetland— + J B Howard, San Francisco EH Dyer, Alvarado W D Gilman, do M W Ingalls, do T Waller. Williamstown \E-P Morrow, San Francisco W ‘‘hompson & wife, do : Myers, ‘do ‘aham, do Paul Quick Badger H HW Hand San J I Jewitt City Whitehead RR French Maine “ : cNulty Moore's Fiat JN Thom gan Francisco W G@ Mor, RR< C P Loughridge Grass Valley BS Craig San Francisco B ¥ Holsclaw Bioomfield Robert Barker Cit : L. M Sukeforth V = J Philips Grass Valley Joseph Hoichen Col Hill Sunpay, May 6th, 1877. , AHI Scott, W G Wiliams, City ree McCambridge Bloomfi: 13 Cram, aii Frenéiveo T C Randall, Cooper's Mill AH Williams San Francisco H H Greeley, Truckee A B Dunbar, Cascades 8 Donnelly, City ‘Thomas Hughes Willow Valley Jerry Heipen do G Watson San Francisco _ J © Andergon Bowens Miue Edward Woodruff Marysville M 8 Kuowles hap Louis Beckwith City Joseph Gilbert Grass Valley AH Walrath City Chas Erinis . do James Miller Sacramento Master Miller do ba pd bay ons RR an OP Lough ridge ‘Grass Valley sy t io Frank Field as de 8 Shockan City Pat Murphy Folsom John Sherworth do BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL _ XCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CLIT. ‘WELLINGTON & BAILEY, Proprietora. 1 ¢ the EMPIRE STA"TURES "sesocncs ut they have now Largest lot of We be Sptsd tn Cte port of the Bate, and Hacks to let at the shortest notiee and on the most reasonable terms. x The Horses are free ftom vice, of good atyle and capable of going as fast as any cares to drive ‘Carriages for Funerals attendea to with Good Saddle Horses always on band. _ Horses boarded by the ¥OU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS of » heme, with Good Board and Lodging, , eo to the aan Tagen ~ ‘. den’s Drug Store. -{ S. Saturday Even’g, May 12, 1877, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES’ AID , SOCIETY, Of the ‘M. E. Church, = UNDER THE DIRECTION OF « PROF.C. H, CHASE, Assisted by MISS IDA E. ALLEN, Pianist. MR. CHARLES ‘BOOK, Cornet. MR, D. D. CARTER, Contra Passo, And others of the ‘Best Vocal Talent in‘ the City. PROGRAMME——PART .FIRST. Instrumental’ music, <orchestra; consisting of Solos, Duets, and Choruses, by young ladies and»children. Echo, Mrs. M. 8. Deal. Mountain Child,Miss Delia Beightol. Laila, Miss Addie Gray, Duet, Miss Addie Gray and Miss Delia Beightol,:Beggar Mother, Miss Annie Loyd, PABT SECOND. Cornet Solo, with accompaniment, Mr. Chas. Bock. Solo, Miss Addie Gray. : Recitative, Miss Addie Gray. Chorus, Fuiries. : Pras, Pati ‘‘Don Juan,”’ Miss Ad8 y. Bolo, Fairy Queen, Miss Annie Loyd. \_ ‘NPART THIRD. Selection from ‘‘Beatrice Di Tendo,’’ Orchestra. ~™. Solo, ‘Mountain “Child,” Miss Kate Doffy. ™ Trio, Miss Mabel Urmy,. Delia Beightol and Miss Kaie Duffy. Solo and Chorus, Miss Annie Hup and Mountsin Children. Chorus, Fuiries, Duet, Miss Duffy, and Miss tel Solo,'Fairy Queen, Miss Annie Loyd. Duet and Chorus, Miss Duffy and Beighx’ Revitative, Fairy Queen, Miss Annie Loyd. Chorus, Finale. ADMISSION. Gallery, Seventy-five Cents. Lower part of the house, 50 Cts, Reserved Seats can be procured at BelBoors open at 7 o’clock, performance to commence at 8 o’clock. ; A het is to certify that we John Henry oung,Jr. and William Robert Dickiesor, both residing at the town of Graniteville in the County of Nevada and theState of California, have formed-a-ce-partnership under the firm name of J. H. Young & Co., for the purpose of carrying on the business of a livery and feed stable that we are the only members of said firm, and that .our-principal place of business is at Graniteville, in the township of Eureka, County and State aforesaid. 4 , Joun Hewsr Youne, Jr. Wirt1aM Ropert Dickxizson. . State of California, County of Nevada, On this, the 4th day of May, 1877, before me, J, M. Ballard, Justice uf the Peace, duly commi‘sioned and sworn, personally. kate John Henry Young, Jr, and William Robert Dickieson, known até subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and who severally acknowledged to me that they executed the same. In witness wiiereof I have hereunto set my hand at my office in the said county of Nevada,the day and year in this certificate first above written., 3. M. Baten . M. RD, i ag of the Peace, in and for Nevada un x ‘ — t Graniteville, Nevada County, May 4th re the District Court of the United o the matter of James &.Nickeson, volun‘tary bankrupt, This is to give notice, that on the fth day of May, 1877, @warrant in bankru was issued the estate of James R, Nickeson, inthe County of Nevada, and State ot California, who been adjudged a bankrupt on his own pettivn; that the payment of any debts, and the delivery of pong Bey a A belonging te such bankrapt, to: or for hig use, and the transfer of forbidden i PR Teen [Posts etgeg ee ron Miss . ? Certificate of Co-Partnership. to me to be the individuals whose names} States, for the-District of California. . Loyd LECTURE, CONSTABLE’SSALE. <* _Z ¥ ¥irtue of an Execution ‘to me. diey Pipe P ta delivered, issued from = ‘ RTO; © Oeurt of John Anderson, an ig, Us-_PROF, ‘H. B. NORT N, tite of the Peace'in and fer the Town =P : _. . of Newada, Co of Nevada, State ofCa)F THE STATE NORMAL £CHOOL,. ifornia, bearing date May 3d, 1877, a will Address the é ace rendered in the Court of J. M. ss 1 co. . Fae sctiag i po di pm . fe uadgment,.on the TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE, . Fevrmary,isté,in favor! Thom & Allen , (co-partners.} and against W. H, terson, 1.W Thorne, G. W. Haskell, L. W. Woods and R. G. Woods, forthe sumief: Seyentyfive and 60-100 Dollars damages, together with Twenty-one and 15-100 Dollars costs: ‘. and disbursements -at the date .of said'. Judgment, and accruing cor ts, all payable in Gold Coin ofthe United States. ~ I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the above named Defendants, or either of them, of, in or to the folowing ; ‘ed property, ‘situate ana being in Nevada Township, Couuty of Nevada, to-wit; _ Commencing. at a point marking -the centre of section 6, Twp. 16 N, RYE, Mt. Diablo base and meridian.at @ black oak 30 in. in diameter and marked ‘‘W No. 1” (Woodville No, 1); thence ona true line, agnetic varintions being 17.30 east, west 10 chs to stake marked W. No. 2; thence on a true line sou h 10 chs to stake mark™ ed W No. 3, f:om which a black oak 12 in. ‘distant; thence of atrne line west 10 chs to stake marked W No. 4, from which the bears N 9° 30° EB, 4.02 chs distant; thence on 4& true line south 3.26 chs to stake marked W No. 5 standing onthe W bank of the old Laird ditch; thence-on a true Nne west 5.75 chs to stake marked W No. 6, from which a live oak 12 inches in diameter bears sonth 88> east 96 links dietant; the:ce on a true line N 13> 65’ east, —_NEVADA THEATRE, — . 23-06 chs along the foot-of the ridge to-a— stake marked W No. 7; thence on & true NW side of main ridge, and marked W No. 8, from which a yellow pine 36-tuches in diameter bears 8 1U> E, 28 links distant; thence on a true line south to the place of b ginning, and containing 36 60-100 acres, according to the.U, 8. system of surveys. Also the following described mining lands god mining cluims, situated; lying and beNevada and State of California, bounded en-the southerly side by the Woosville . Mining Claims, and the claims known as the fining claims of BR. W. Tully; on the east by the lands of Milliken; ou the North Northwest by the claims of ns unknown. Also all buildings, machinery, hoisting works, engines and boilers on said land. Notice is hereby given that I will expose at-public sale all the abeve described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in U.S. Gold Coin, in front of the Court Housedoor, in the City of Nevada, on Saturuay, June 2nd, 877. between the hours of 9 o’clock a, M. and 5 o’clock P. M. wiven under my hand this 5th ¢ay of May, 1877. WM. SCOTT, Constable of Nevida Township. Niles Searls, Atty. for Plaintiff. . mas. NUMMONS.---In the Justice’s Court kK of Nevada Township, in the County of Nevada, State ot California. R. G, Hughes Plaintiff, M.M Green Defendant, The People of the State of California send Greeting to M.M. Green, Defendant. You aie hereby required to appear in an action brought against you. by.the above named Plaintiff in the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer before the Justice at his offics in said Township, the complaint of the day of service), after the service on you of this summone—if served within the Township in which this action is brought; or, if served out of said Townotherwise, within Twenty days. ‘The.said action is brought to recover the sum of $299 99-100 U. 8. Gold Coin, on account of work, and labor performed by Plaintiff for Defendant, as per complaint .on-file. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to so appear and asuswer said comlaint, as.sbove required, said, Plaintiff willtake judgment against, you for said sum’ of $299 99-100 together with costs. ven under my hand this 2nd day of May,_ 1877. JOHN ANDERSON, Justicoef the Peace of said Township. J. M. Walking, Atty. taa8-2m. FOR 1S ee re-opened the sbove store, 3 desire to inform the public that I will sell \ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. _ At Greatly Reduced Prices. FOR CASH ONLY ! eee Pr MINERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS IN WANT OF CHOICE GROCERI£S AND PROVISIONS, SHOULD CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS . AND PRICES, VALUABLE PROPERTY Situated im Grass Valley, Nevada : County, California, Store No. 78 Main street, Grass Valley (formerly known as Loyd’s storejand the lot of land upon which the same stands, known upon the official map of Grass Valley as Lot No. 8, in Block No. 13, end being 22 feet front on Main .street by 132 feet ueep. Store occupied by good tenant. Second—That kl Private Residence situated on tne southwest corner of Loyd and Neal streets, and the letef land upon official map of Grass Walley s@ sireet by 102 feet front on Neabstweet. in diameter bears south 25° west 35 links line eart 20 cis to a stake standing om the . ing in the Township of Nevada, Countyof — East by the Kansas mining claims; on thefiled therc-in, within five days, (exclusive — ship, but im said County, within Ten days; Make legal service and due return hereof. , CASH ONLY! A. LADEMAN’S STORE. bt rentg '—The desirable Fire proof Brick — in Block No. 19, and being 141 fect from on . main—shatt—of—the-Woodville Company ss . the a NEVAD SERRE TRCN PSIECEA ‘TOCA Loca The San J “Ketchum, wh: several, mont! Fork. mine at . He brought \ specimens of by the workm nel, He says ledge is not k: line with -the . is known, the ther they go mens exhibite ‘um, will, com . say $24,000 to ~ pocket that we contrary, a we “extensive it m to be determin The funeral Davy, on. Sur largest seen «it charge ofO) Rev. Mr. D, Episcopal Ch services at. tt than one-half went there we the building. ‘very solemn ai out. Prof. H. B. Normal Sehe ~ Peachers’ In: this evening, o’clock. To-m 8. Carr, Dept Public Instruc Institute on *‘) tennial,’’ All tion, and the invited to atte: The Teacher being held at t House, is. in fi attended and : the lady -m the prettiest the couaty. out that kio school, but, ugliest suited ‘ ‘We regret to daughter of Re ously ill, We hope is enterta On this accoun vices at the © on Sunday. . Mrs, Chavan Cormick left G tor Paris. Th six months, Th wish them’a sa ‘They had a days since, Ti; by DO. 8. Luke, ‘eupied for som aboat $1,000. The pretty & pies at at yesterday—so . forget all abo duy. . Yesterday we ittle: snow, hai! disagreeable da; All the saloo1 city yesterday. The Grand . yesterday. . Read the adv ‘column headed _ The election . off very quietly x . ™RaCcmER: The following ‘ercises at the T: day:

Ghe Daily Transcript “NEVADA, CITY, CAL Tuesday} B. 1877. School Teachers. The following is a full and com-' plete list of all the Districts in the County, and the names of all the teachers who are employed in the various distric!s: Allison Ranch, J. HE. Carr, Mias M. Ryan. : Bota, D, Ogilvie. ._ Bircliville, M. Power. _Bine Tent, Mias Aggie Farrell. Boar River; Mies Alice Chapman. Ghat Bluff, JJ. Riley. Clear Creek, Eiqm Biggs. Oherokes, Wm, Rogers. Oolumbia Hill, J. G. O'Neill. . Eureka, Miss K, Harley. “Forest Springs, B. T, Smith. French Corral, H. F. Courter. Grass Valley, Prof’0.,H. Crowell, u.-T. Wickes, Miss H. A. Potter, ~~ ~“Frank Powér, Miss Fannie Doom, . , Miss Florence Goodspeed, Miss Emna Griffiths, Miss Mena Novitzky, Mias J. Henderson, Miss Lou Dorwey, Miss. Maria Freeman, J. T: Parr. Graniteyille,-Mrs. Moore. Greely, G. W. Wallace.Todian Springs; W. R. Bird. Tron Mountain, E. Sampson. Indian Fiat, Miss S. Green, Kentucky Flat, J. N. Piper. Isinfe Kiln, Miss’ Ella Bitner. Liberty Hill, H. H. McCutchan, ~ Take City, Miss Emma Hawley. Magnolia, Moore’s Flat, John Dinan, Mooney Fiat, Miss E. Bond. . Neyads, Prof, P. J. Carmichael, T. P, Ashbrook, S. A. Bulfinch, A. 3. Tiffany, Miss A. P. Davenport, Miss 8, Nilon, Miss K. Madigan, Miss M. Malry, Miss Belle Cooper, Miss Hattie Dickerman. North San Juan, Miss Lizzie Banks, M. B. B. Potter, North Bloomfield, G. E. Robinaon. North Star,:A. Burrows. Oakland, R. E. Robinson, Sarah McKeon. Omega, Miss Oarrie Fridk. Pleasant Valley, Miss A. P. Brown, ce ses il Quaker Hill, Miss Miriam Power. Rough and Ready, J.C, Wells, walief Hill, Miss Mary Crowley. , Sebastopol, Miss L. L. Gober, _ Sweetland, N. Kennedy. Speneeville, H. P, Stone, Trackee, Miss Efe Douglass, L. Hf. Zastrom, 2 ' ., Union Hill, J. CO. Boynton, Washington, 0. L. Brown. Witlow Valley, N. White. 1 = mining district, A New Mining Company. The articles of incorporation of the Oakland Gold Mining Company were filed in the office of the Seoretery of State. The corporation is formed for the purpowe of carrying ‘ou and conducting the business of mining in all its branches for gold aad silver in the County of Nevada, Btate of California, The principal place of business of the said corpo. ation is at Oakland, and the oompany is organized fora term of fifty years, The Directors are five, and their names are .as follows: J, W. ~Ehompson, John Kurtz, George 0. _ Riser, BH. W. Schacker, and D. P. Blue, all residents of Oakland. The amount of capital is $6,000,600, divided into 80,000 shares of the par value of $100 each. ‘The amount . wf the capital stock actually subsoribed is the sum of $3,000,000, and ia subscribed by the : following named persous: J. W. Thompson, ~~~ fohin Kurtz, T. A. Kennedy, Charles Petman, H. W. Schacker, John Hoatvosser, Geo. ©. Riser, .Jobo McLeod, D. P.Blue, John Landy, A. J. “Ridge and Aleok Fawcett. “Phe above we find in the Oakland ‘Transcript, avd we have learned nothing : further in regard ta the . . matter, but presame the company to operate in the Grasa Valley SE en .* Lansing, Mich., -bas num-socials. At one given the other evening over 620 was revlized, mostly from fines for talking \aud Whispering, They raised a Purse of about $10 to hire one lady to keep mum fer ag hour while the reat were tulking around vasing ber, ‘*She was'’s schoolmum, and sicoceded admirably.” — . . H. Hauson, Jacob Neuffziger, Geo. ‘ing, it was impossible to tell, at the }hour.of our going to press, who ‘. for our town. [in bis now business. City Election. Another ticket was brought._out, yesterday morning, and the following named, candidates include the Whole lists. ~ ‘For Trustees—J. J. Ott, F.’ G. Guild, John 'T. Morgan,N. P. Brown, W. Smith, Geo: E. Turner, Dan Marsh, H. OC. Mills, L. W. Dreyfuss, W.S. Richards and A. D. Sutton. For Marshal—Matt. Daily, John Hatchinson and R. B.,Morrison, For Treasurer—E.W. Bigelow and Jas. Colley. : : For Asseasor—J. ©. Abbottand W. S. Long. Pa ae: “Tie vumber of votes polled was 422, Weare unable to give the result in this morning's issue, as yowing to the large amount of scratch“Wus elected. Lively. On Saturday night last there were more men 6n the various streets in ove time during the past, year, Ourpopalation_is. increasing, and more mep are now employed in the mineg in this-section than for the prat year. This speaks well Our merchants say that business has increased greatly during the past few weeks, and the prospect is that it.will be a great deal better in the fature. a Ladies’ Aid Society. There will be a meeting of the Ladies Aid Society, of the M. E. Church, at the Vestry, thia afternoon, at 2 o'clock, The ludies of the church and congregation are invited: te attend, as active preparations are to be made for the coming Fair. “~~ Mrs. W. 8. Urmy, Prest. Nevada City, May 8th, 1877. Grand Picnic. r-The Allemannia ‘will bold their’ annual picnic next Sonday at Storms’ Ranch. It will be. a grand affair, and nothing will be left undone to make it. pleasant for those who attend. As. soon as. artangements are completed full particulars will be given in the TuanSCRIPT, Geo. A. Bailey, well-known ia this city, and who for along time was élerk for Geo. E. Tarver, bas purehased a one-half interest in the Empire Livery Stable of D. Wellington, und the business will hereafter be carried on under the firm name of Wellington & Bailey, Geo. Bailey is a steady, industrious and wortby young man, and we wish him success bj Mineral lands in Township 16. As no intelligence ever reached here informing our miners whut was done on the 3lst of Murch the day appointed by the Land Office to hear proofs coneerning the mineral character of this Township, the editor of the Gazelle addressed a note to the Register. a few days since :axd received the following reply which we publish for ‘the benefit’ of the mining public: Unrrep Srares Lanp Orrror, SacRAMENTO, April 28ih, 1877. Epiton Gasette—Your letter of the 25th iust. received.’ In reply I have to say that the Central Pucific Railroad Company offered no evidence relative to the character of auy land, in the odd numbered sections in ‘Towfiship 16, N. RB. 8E., at the time of the recent hearing before this office viz: March 31st, ult. Yours Truly, T. B. McFantanp, Register. he Sudden Death. . On , Saturday morning, says the Grass Valley Union: Lewis T. Delevan departed this life. Deceased had been a resident of this town for about twenty-five years, and was weil knowa as an upright aud honorable man. His. gentle and blameless <, of life endeared him to a large circle of friends, and his family have the sympathies of them all. Mr. Delevan has suffered greatly in the past five or six years with rheumatism, and to alleviate the excruciating paiws caused by that disease he has been in the habit of taking sedative doses of narcotics, by the .adyiee of his physicians. .His sudden death is attributed to the fact that be ‘mistakingly took an overdose of a guilty, but how does he know he isn't wntil puton trial and the verdict of handed in, The object is to gonvince him thet he's ;in-a chair with a revolver cocked and } this tity than we havé seen at-avy. —}semble-at;their respective chambers} ® very wick-. : Ratner Doe“Tiey Give uP us Home.—Hiram. H, Clark, a son of the late Ex-Govemmor Clark of Maryland, lived with, his family neat. Madison, Morrde “county? He had eontractéd for a piece of land from a man nawed Alexander, on whieh he had established his home. He had made several payments. on his farm, but had failed to make the others when they became due. Alexander sued for the possession of the laid, and it was awarded to him by the law. Clark said he would rather die than give up bis ‘home. Constable Cliff Wade was sent with a posse of men to. dispossess Clirk. Clark and his family refused fo move. The Constable and his men moved his goods and chattles ont intu the yard. Meantime Clurk sat laying on the table before him, It was very late when tbe Constable finished moving the goods from _the.}: house, and Clark’s family, whicli consisted of his wife, two grown-up sons, and several small children had ne.place to lay their heads. They . weré permitted to remove dome beds back to the house, on which they slept during the night, And until}: the héur of daylight, while. the Constable and bis men kept watcb, Clark . atill sat -with his revolver cocked before him. With the dawn of day the crisis came. Allthe family had left the room, Every article of farnitureexceptthe chair on which Clark sat, and the table on which his revolver lay, had again been moved out 6f the room, ‘Old man," said the Constable; ‘everything has been movedout. Itisnow timefor you to go.’’ “The Constable and one of his men, Mont Riley, smoved toward him, Olark. quickly ‘eovered\ the body of the Constable with his revolyer, which he snapped. Bes fure be could cock his pistol again the Constable and his man had. fired man fell dead, P President’s Proclamation. President Hayes bas at last issued the following. proclamation calling an extra session of Congress{ A proclamation—W bereas the final adjouroment of the Forty-fourth Congress without making the usudl appropriation for the support of the army for the fiscal yearending June 13, 1878, presents an extraordinary occasion, requiring the President to exercise the powers vested in him by the Oonstitution to. convene the Houses in anticipation of the day fixed by law by their next meeting. Now, therefore, I Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States, do by virture of the power in me vested by the Constitution, convene both Houses of Congress to asat noon Monday the 15th of October next, than and there to consider and determine such measures as ia their wisdom, their duty and the welfare of the country may demand. In witness whereof I have set my hand and caused the seal the United States to be affixed. R. B. Hares, President, Wa. Evanrs, Secretary of State. An English lady who heard that blue glass was good for hearing, ‘now Wears enormous mazarine pendants, Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales The following are the quotations of the Sales at the Regular Board yesterday murning — opening aad closing. 320 Ophir 10% 10%. 1150. Mexican 6% 6. 1310 Best & Belcher, 13 135; 620 Savage3.10 3 «. 600 California 30}, 3034, 1075 Con Virginia 3034 30.. . 860 Imperial '700 T5c. : 385 Belcher 4% 4, . 220 Exchequer 1.90 2. 234 Overinan 114 10% 440 Justice, 5% 6%. 1895 Gould & Curry 53{ 4.90. 465 Hale & Norcross 2 2.05, 35 Chollar, 29,505 Yellow Jacket, 53 5% 310 Alpha, 9 934. 430 Sierra Nevada, 2.10 2, 415 Union Con, 3 2.95 200 Seg. Belcher, 18 17 1055 Crown Point 5% 6%. __50 Confidence 3, “640 Julia, 1.05, 395 Bullion, 3.60 3%. Yesterday Afterucou'’s Sales Overman, Mi Satis Ne > three shots, and the stubborn old. ~ Tuer had. a re subject.in the in , room this weeky Mody ina with him, and ‘Sankey’ sabg to himybut the mam seemed to despair of ‘forgiveness, Finally Moody asked him what a heavy siz burdened his mind, and heeonfessed to having beat «° newspaper publisber out of three years-subseription. The evangelist ivformed him that they did not profess to perform miracles, bnt if he would settle up his dues with compound interest aud pay for ihree more years in advance, altboug doors of thecburch.to bim, perhaps he might besnaked under the canvas, —Boston Bullétiu. Tue woman who has never been courted by a’sea captain, can form no idea of Low it seems to be bugged by a griazty bear. : . Wational Exchange Hotel.. S. A. EDD, Proprietor. JC Boynton, Rough & Ready W W Pryde Muove’s Fiat CH Hammond, Eureka ¥F wm Hathaway, City. . L Reichert, Sau Francisco M BB Potter, San Juan JH Youog Jr, Evreka K Huckins, San Jusen they -could. not open the]. SatorpaY, May-5Sth,1877/ . AT THE. THEATRE, ) ‘This,Tuesday Evening, At 8 o'clock. All interested in education, and the public generally, aré cordially invited to attend. . ae . y ‘ To-mortow Evening, MRS H. 8. CARR, Deputy Superiutendggnt of Public Tustruction, willaddresa the Iustitute on Education at the Centennial, LAILA! HE OPERETTA of LAILA, will be given to the public, at the . . J°Martin Deor Creek 8B Hunt, Moore’s Flat. Mrs f atta San Francisco N Ambry, Grass Valley . P shingle scott’s Flat Suxpax, May 6th, 1877. J A Grey, City . W Wiibo:n, vownieville J Miller, Sierra Valley A L Lancaster, Grass Valley “T Davy, a do L Hirsbman, City J P Brown & wife, Camptonville H W Gravés do © 8 Killings, Omega JO Conne:. Kennebeo y P Quick, baiger Hill -, H W Hand San Juan D foberte Grass Valley : . J ‘Tremberth do J Nevern, do dD Wiliams do N Kennedy, Sweetland— + J B Howard, San Francisco EH Dyer, Alvarado W D Gilman, do

M W Ingalls, do T Waller. Williamstown \E-P Morrow, San Francisco W ‘‘hompson & wife, do : Myers, ‘do ‘aham, do Paul Quick Badger H HW Hand San J I Jewitt City Whitehead RR French Maine “ : cNulty Moore's Fiat JN Thom gan Francisco W G@ Mor, RR< C P Loughridge Grass Valley BS Craig San Francisco B ¥ Holsclaw Bioomfield Robert Barker Cit : L. M Sukeforth V = J Philips Grass Valley Joseph Hoichen Col Hill Sunpay, May 6th, 1877. , AHI Scott, W G Wiliams, City ree McCambridge Bloomfi: 13 Cram, aii Frenéiveo T C Randall, Cooper's Mill AH Williams San Francisco H H Greeley, Truckee A B Dunbar, Cascades 8 Donnelly, City ‘Thomas Hughes Willow Valley Jerry Heipen do G Watson San Francisco _ J © Andergon Bowens Miue Edward Woodruff Marysville M 8 Kuowles hap Louis Beckwith City Joseph Gilbert Grass Valley AH Walrath City Chas Erinis . do James Miller Sacramento Master Miller do ba pd bay ons RR an OP Lough ridge ‘Grass Valley sy t io Frank Field as de 8 Shockan City Pat Murphy Folsom John Sherworth do BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL _ XCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CLIT. ‘WELLINGTON & BAILEY, Proprietora. 1 ¢ the EMPIRE STA"TURES "sesocncs ut they have now Largest lot of We be Sptsd tn Cte port of the Bate, and Hacks to let at the shortest notiee and on the most reasonable terms. x The Horses are free ftom vice, of good atyle and capable of going as fast as any cares to drive ‘Carriages for Funerals attendea to with Good Saddle Horses always on band. _ Horses boarded by the ¥OU WANT ALL THE COMFORTS of » heme, with Good Board and Lodging, , eo to the aan Tagen ~ ‘. den’s Drug Store. -{ S. Saturday Even’g, May 12, 1877, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES’ AID , SOCIETY, Of the ‘M. E. Church, = UNDER THE DIRECTION OF « PROF.C. H, CHASE, Assisted by MISS IDA E. ALLEN, Pianist. MR. CHARLES ‘BOOK, Cornet. MR, D. D. CARTER, Contra Passo, And others of the ‘Best Vocal Talent in‘ the City. PROGRAMME——PART .FIRST. Instrumental’ music, <orchestra; consisting of Solos, Duets, and Choruses, by young ladies and»children. Echo, Mrs. M. 8. Deal. Mountain Child,Miss Delia Beightol. Laila, Miss Addie Gray, Duet, Miss Addie Gray and Miss Delia Beightol,:Beggar Mother, Miss Annie Loyd, PABT SECOND. Cornet Solo, with accompaniment, Mr. Chas. Bock. Solo, Miss Addie Gray. : Recitative, Miss Addie Gray. Chorus, Fuiries. : Pras, Pati ‘‘Don Juan,”’ Miss Ad8 y. Bolo, Fairy Queen, Miss Annie Loyd. \_ ‘NPART THIRD. Selection from ‘‘Beatrice Di Tendo,’’ Orchestra. ~™. Solo, ‘Mountain “Child,” Miss Kate Doffy. ™ Trio, Miss Mabel Urmy,. Delia Beightol and Miss Kaie Duffy. Solo and Chorus, Miss Annie Hup and Mountsin Children. Chorus, Fuiries, Duet, Miss Duffy, and Miss tel Solo,'Fairy Queen, Miss Annie Loyd. Duet and Chorus, Miss Duffy and Beighx’ Revitative, Fairy Queen, Miss Annie Loyd. Chorus, Finale. ADMISSION. Gallery, Seventy-five Cents. Lower part of the house, 50 Cts, Reserved Seats can be procured at BelBoors open at 7 o’clock, performance to commence at 8 o’clock. ; A het is to certify that we John Henry oung,Jr. and William Robert Dickiesor, both residing at the town of Graniteville in the County of Nevada and theState of California, have formed-a-ce-partnership under the firm name of J. H. Young & Co., for the purpose of carrying on the business of a livery and feed stable that we are the only members of said firm, and that .our-principal place of business is at Graniteville, in the township of Eureka, County and State aforesaid. 4 , Joun Hewsr Youne, Jr. Wirt1aM Ropert Dickxizson. . State of California, County of Nevada, On this, the 4th day of May, 1877, before me, J, M. Ballard, Justice uf the Peace, duly commi‘sioned and sworn, personally. kate John Henry Young, Jr, and William Robert Dickieson, known até subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and who severally acknowledged to me that they executed the same. In witness wiiereof I have hereunto set my hand at my office in the said county of Nevada,the day and year in this certificate first above written., 3. M. Baten . M. RD, i ag of the Peace, in and for Nevada un x ‘ — t Graniteville, Nevada County, May 4th re the District Court of the United o the matter of James &.Nickeson, volun‘tary bankrupt, This is to give notice, that on the fth day of May, 1877, @warrant in bankru was issued the estate of James R, Nickeson, inthe County of Nevada, and State ot California, who been adjudged a bankrupt on his own pettivn; that the payment of any debts, and the delivery of pong Bey a A belonging te such bankrapt, to: or for hig use, and the transfer of forbidden i PR Teen [Posts etgeg ee ron Miss . ? Certificate of Co-Partnership. to me to be the individuals whose names} States, for the-District of California. . Loyd LECTURE, CONSTABLE’SSALE. <* _Z ¥ ¥irtue of an Execution ‘to me. diey Pipe P ta delivered, issued from = ‘ RTO; © Oeurt of John Anderson, an ig, Us-_PROF, ‘H. B. NORT N, tite of the Peace'in and fer the Town =P : _. . of Newada, Co of Nevada, State ofCa)F THE STATE NORMAL £CHOOL,. ifornia, bearing date May 3d, 1877, a will Address the é ace rendered in the Court of J. M. ss 1 co. . Fae sctiag i po di pm . fe uadgment,.on the TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE, . Fevrmary,isté,in favor! Thom & Allen , (co-partners.} and against W. H, terson, 1.W Thorne, G. W. Haskell, L. W. Woods and R. G. Woods, forthe sumief: Seyentyfive and 60-100 Dollars damages, together with Twenty-one and 15-100 Dollars costs: ‘. and disbursements -at the date .of said'. Judgment, and accruing cor ts, all payable in Gold Coin ofthe United States. ~ I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the above named Defendants, or either of them, of, in or to the folowing ; ‘ed property, ‘situate ana being in Nevada Township, Couuty of Nevada, to-wit; _ Commencing. at a point marking -the centre of section 6, Twp. 16 N, RYE, Mt. Diablo base and meridian.at @ black oak 30 in. in diameter and marked ‘‘W No. 1” (Woodville No, 1); thence ona true line, agnetic varintions being 17.30 east, west 10 chs to stake marked W. No. 2; thence on a true line sou h 10 chs to stake mark™ ed W No. 3, f:om which a black oak 12 in. ‘distant; thence of atrne line west 10 chs to stake marked W No. 4, from which the bears N 9° 30° EB, 4.02 chs distant; thence on 4& true line south 3.26 chs to stake marked W No. 5 standing onthe W bank of the old Laird ditch; thence-on a true Nne west 5.75 chs to stake marked W No. 6, from which a live oak 12 inches in diameter bears sonth 88> east 96 links dietant; the:ce on a true line N 13> 65’ east, —_NEVADA THEATRE, — . 23-06 chs along the foot-of the ridge to-a— stake marked W No. 7; thence on & true NW side of main ridge, and marked W No. 8, from which a yellow pine 36-tuches in diameter bears 8 1U> E, 28 links distant; thence on a true line south to the place of b ginning, and containing 36 60-100 acres, according to the.U, 8. system of surveys. Also the following described mining lands god mining cluims, situated; lying and beNevada and State of California, bounded en-the southerly side by the Woosville . Mining Claims, and the claims known as the fining claims of BR. W. Tully; on the east by the lands of Milliken; ou the North Northwest by the claims of ns unknown. Also all buildings, machinery, hoisting works, engines and boilers on said land. Notice is hereby given that I will expose at-public sale all the abeve described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in U.S. Gold Coin, in front of the Court Housedoor, in the City of Nevada, on Saturuay, June 2nd, 877. between the hours of 9 o’clock a, M. and 5 o’clock P. M. wiven under my hand this 5th ¢ay of May, 1877. WM. SCOTT, Constable of Nevida Township. Niles Searls, Atty. for Plaintiff. . mas. NUMMONS.---In the Justice’s Court kK of Nevada Township, in the County of Nevada, State ot California. R. G, Hughes Plaintiff, M.M Green Defendant, The People of the State of California send Greeting to M.M. Green, Defendant. You aie hereby required to appear in an action brought against you. by.the above named Plaintiff in the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County of Nevada, State of California, and to answer before the Justice at his offics in said Township, the complaint of the day of service), after the service on you of this summone—if served within the Township in which this action is brought; or, if served out of said Townotherwise, within Twenty days. ‘The.said action is brought to recover the sum of $299 99-100 U. 8. Gold Coin, on account of work, and labor performed by Plaintiff for Defendant, as per complaint .on-file. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to so appear and asuswer said comlaint, as.sbove required, said, Plaintiff willtake judgment against, you for said sum’ of $299 99-100 together with costs. ven under my hand this 2nd day of May,_ 1877. JOHN ANDERSON, Justicoef the Peace of said Township. J. M. Walking, Atty. taa8-2m. FOR 1S ee re-opened the sbove store, 3 desire to inform the public that I will sell \ GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. _ At Greatly Reduced Prices. FOR CASH ONLY ! eee Pr MINERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS IN WANT OF CHOICE GROCERI£S AND PROVISIONS, SHOULD CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS . AND PRICES, VALUABLE PROPERTY Situated im Grass Valley, Nevada : County, California, Store No. 78 Main street, Grass Valley (formerly known as Loyd’s storejand the lot of land upon which the same stands, known upon the official map of Grass Valley as Lot No. 8, in Block No. 13, end being 22 feet front on Main .street by 132 feet ueep. Store occupied by good tenant. Second—That kl Private Residence situated on tne southwest corner of Loyd and Neal streets, and the letef land upon official map of Grass Walley s@ sireet by 102 feet front on Neabstweet. in diameter bears south 25° west 35 links line eart 20 cis to a stake standing om the . ing in the Township of Nevada, Countyof — East by the Kansas mining claims; on thefiled therc-in, within five days, (exclusive — ship, but im said County, within Ten days; Make legal service and due return hereof. , CASH ONLY! A. LADEMAN’S STORE. bt rentg '—The desirable Fire proof Brick — in Block No. 19, and being 141 fect from on . main—shatt—of—the-Woodville Company ss . the a NEVAD SERRE TRCN PSIECEA ‘TOCA Loca The San J “Ketchum, wh: several, mont! Fork. mine at . He brought \ specimens of by the workm nel, He says ledge is not k: line with -the . is known, the ther they go mens exhibite ‘um, will, com . say $24,000 to ~ pocket that we contrary, a we “extensive it m to be determin The funeral Davy, on. Sur largest seen «it charge ofO) Rev. Mr. D, Episcopal Ch services at. tt than one-half went there we the building. ‘very solemn ai out. Prof. H. B. Normal Sehe ~ Peachers’ In: this evening, o’clock. To-m 8. Carr, Dept Public Instruc Institute on *‘) tennial,’’ All tion, and the invited to atte: The Teacher being held at t House, is. in fi attended and : the lady -m the prettiest the couaty. out that kio school, but, ugliest suited ‘ ‘We regret to daughter of Re ously ill, We hope is enterta On this accoun vices at the © on Sunday. . Mrs, Chavan Cormick left G tor Paris. Th six months, Th wish them’a sa ‘They had a days since, Ti; by DO. 8. Luke, ‘eupied for som aboat $1,000. The pretty & pies at at yesterday—so . forget all abo duy. . Yesterday we ittle: snow, hai! disagreeable da; All the saloo1 city yesterday. The Grand . yesterday. . Read the adv ‘column headed _ The election . off very quietly x . ™RaCcmER: The following ‘ercises at the T: day: