November 12, 1879 (4 pages)

Pi Rien ated SS bere The Baily Transevipt, MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. — ——-— Wednesday, Nov, 12th, 18678. The a ndersonville Survivors . . Capta n Join A, Rapp of this city haa just recé:yéd from the Andersonville Survivors’ Association, of which ‘he is amember, some lithographic views of Andersonville prison and stockade. ‘Tae Captain passed five months in the fearful den of-torture, where -were huddfed together over 33,000. brave boys in blue during his To hear him relate evlate day the mental and physical suiferings the poor fellows underwent, would melt a heart of stone. Bag sed even to uakedness reveling in filth and afflicted with abode there. en at this diseases that would éat their very flesh away and-Isave the bones ~éxposed, S:arved a'mpst to death, kic'beaten wround like so many< ed and brutes until sometimes the proud spirits were riven from their tenenients of cl Ly and the lifeless bo lies would be the only earthly vestige.of what were oncs brave patriots—all these incidents lose none of their awtal int as they pass farther and: farther into the storchouse of things that lave been,. but three or f Andersouville known to be in NevaPhure are ‘i : meofthe survivera Of Ese re * da county, uicluding Captain Rapp. ‘They belong to the Association mentioned above, the motto of which is ‘ 5 ‘Forgive, but Never Forget.” And so. long as the solid’ South of to-day standa, so lon s“wil they and those “who come After them remember these things. It is because of what their memory te *, perhaps, that there is also a solid North. Fancy Wiices vs. Fatr Ones. A well known San Franciseo mining man who reotntly obtained a interest tm a Nevady to make controlling county claim boyan arrangementa for buying new machinery. He des Superintendent the style, capacity, ete., ‘the desired kind; ; sibed to the of nd said, ‘‘E can get what I wanai in-Sau Franciseo for $3,000." The Superintendent, who knew all the ins.and outs of the busIhess, surprise. the ‘old: man’ eonYes, you can bey exactly the same thing the Neva la City Poundry for 35,000.” siderably by observing, and right here at The assertion was at first treated with ineredulity by the listuncr; but an investigation proved thatrata of it. The fast is that San foundry-imen have 43 a rule dealt so long with manFrancissa agers of Comstoee mise 1, who think the moro-they pay for mach nery the bester if must-ba, that they have becone altogathor unreasonable in their competitors in the interior to teach , their demands. tis .eft for theni a lesson as tothe advisability uf quik salesaud anal profits. Reported Mesigaation. The resizuation of V. G. Bell as Supérintendent of the Miltoy Water __aad-Mining Company at French CorMr. Bellhas tong vanked With the most ral is reporle { fy nit bag ridge. enterprising wud successful gravel muiners of the Coast, and he has evur since coniing here taken a deep interest iy developing the mineral resources of our comity’, For several at San Francisco endeavoring to obtain remouths past he has been lief from.a severe ailment that has afflicted him anere or less for .scme time. His restoration to health and return to Nevada county would be A'New Quartz Mill. basinal A recent invention of considerable importange is a quartz mill that costs —with the rock-breaker at $400—a total of $900. It is put on the market by Fish & Co., First street, San . Francisco, Louis Blanding, the mining expert, hag tested one of them carefully, and says it will crush one ton per hour, although the mannufacturers claim for it a capacity of only fron; 15 to 20 tons every 24 hours, — During his visit to San Franciéco a couple of days since Jobn. Pattison, Esq.,of this city, who has deservx: ly the reputation of bang a first-class the manufactory and saw the mill in The work that it did «xceeded the most glowing reports -he operation. chunks of iron were thrown int > it, ang by various-medns submitted, to the severest tests. In every instance Mr. Pattison says the machinery proved itself equal to the emergency. le ord ered one for the Pattison & Derbec bonatiza in Washington township, and expects to have it in full’ The claim has a ledge over oae hundred operation within three weeks. feet thick, and is said to*be richer for its size than any other yet. discovered in the State.” The says'from $3 to $36 per ton, and is so easily extracted that it’can be handled tor from $1.50°te rock as$2 per ton, in<luding milling and all, Several tons broughs to this city a short time ago, anid which was said by. numerous experts to represent the lowest yrades of the claim's production, yielded nearly $4 a-ton. There is enough of the rock in sight onthe claim to keep many stamps going for -a quarter of century to come, Within the next month the work will be in full opertion and thén the true value of tiie The new mill isto be ran by a hurdy-gurdy. mine can be determined, The development of. this bonanza -will greatly add to the prosperity of the locality where it is situated, Anotéer Gravel Lead Distovere a. Another important mining developinéent has been made in this townMessrs. D. Wellington, J. W. Stevens and R. E. Robinson have for Ship some time past been engaged in prospecting for a gold bearing gravel lead supposed to extend along above CasThey runa tunnel from the soutlrfork of Deer Creek for’a distance of over 200 feet, aud have met with better results than they had dared to hope for. cade, The lead has now been developed beyond a doubt, and some rich prospects obtained. Work is being continued right along, and before many months they expect to have the channel prospected sutficiently to commence extensive operations. For over twenty years many ‘t the miners working in that scetion have had’ a. firm conviction. of the presence of pay dirt there in large. quantities, buf until now all efforts t»-find the true location have proven futile. The gold found tha 4 far_is very coarse, te ee . Tae Literary Society. A preliminary meeting of the new literary society was held at the Baptist church Monday evenin ‘, there being buta small attendance on the ‘fact that it invariably’ locates the juige of mining . machinery, visited . hed heard concerning it Stones ard +by which they Lave sucéeeded in re. The expense of the ne That “*Sumithe Process.” The Scientific Press, whose editor lived in this county for years, and ‘which journal is’*notorious from the Murchie mine in Gr Valley district, lets itself loose after this fashion: The periodicalexcitement in the metallurgical ‘‘process” line is again undec way. This time the particu. lar localities attacked are Grass Valley and Meadow Lake, both wel.) known aad prominent ‘‘bone yards” of processes, where many.a one hs come to an untimely end when . brought to the test of ¢xperieuce on . a large scale, a worked by the-well-kuown Maurchie . miniag company, of Grass. ¥alley, ig the base and © Febellioys . sulpiureted ore of one. of their tines, by a simple method of amalgamation. ‘way of treating the sulphurats is said to be $6 to. $3 per ton, where” the chlorination . process, the best ‘previously use: cost from $16 to $13 and higher. The Murchie is a large con pany; owning “Mmastll” onthe Grants. “‘Mudsill” writes from this city to the San Juan Independentas follows: our ¢ity of a son of Gen. Grant-—J. R. Grant is his manie. He is like his father, very unassuming in appesr: anée, Whether he has shown’ any of his father I have not learned. If went to Colfax to see the Genera, thongh it had been in. the tauning business lately—sv soft and smooth. much change inthat respect was ivé of high living and relaxation from Thereis a fatherly, genial, yood natured look that is attractive . care. } toal. May he be allowed to pass the decline of lifeim the peace and quietness ‘which _ he hisg, 89 richly earned, pr pee ale Eiygund Mountain Minc. the Big Blue, Independent, Alice, Red, White and. Ble, ete., and h wing an. 18-stamp mill, with is) Ffus-concentrators, etc. ‘Vie fact ) of acompany of this eharacter ‘taking hold of the new process lias giv' en it a sudden prominence which it had It is stated that they get wou d not otherwise have 80 . 88 . per cent, of both. gold and silver. The inventor #& James H. Smith, . sometimes known among mining men sgan. . as ‘‘Sccor Smith” from a fornier con. ‘ection with the Secor process. The . uew Smith process is kept a secrct at . present, and we ki.ow no more of it! —~t than the Murchie company are sup. post to be sending down bars resulting from a mode of working sulpbar--. eted ore by amalgamation instead of . chlorination, Itis not claimed toy be the subject of any patent, so fur . as we can learn. een eee Downers Diamends. H. 1K, Downer, the genial and energetic. scribe of the Mountain: Messenger, left for Sie-ra county by yes-: terday morning’s stage. He was acconrpanied by ‘his diamond ‘ring. =. Speaking of that ring, its presence; here-for more than a week hasbeen a‘‘bete noir” to the marriageable men of the city, and they will hail its taking-oft with peans of thanksgiving. As molasses is to flies, so is that riug to the fair damsels wherever it appears. Its brilliancy is to the owner a carte blanche, adwnittiug him to the esteem, aye, admiratibn aud veneration if you please, of the impressionable gentle sex. If Downer does not have a hundred breach of promise suits on his ‘hands inside of another six months, it will not be the fault of the mystic spell that jewel is capable of swaying, but simply because the affections of the mountain girls are so plastic, { ; It we were tn his place we would Give it away immediately—say brother to journalist, for instance. s0nIG i tint ie . The Merrimac Miac, The Merrimac comprises .169 acres lyong just east 6f the Ronnd MounIt ise prospective enterprise balil, part of the signers of the call. The tion of J. M. Walliny ast a t wip war ~ chairmanand SA. Bulfinch tempor ary secretary, Tho following vomulittees were appointed :— Permane:: organizatian—l, M. Praston, S.A. Bultinch and W. ft. Bnaglebrighs: hailed with mach satisfaction by a] large circl> of friends here. Fhe Merrifcld. Mine, } —"Phe Mervifiel { mine is turning out a high grade of ore, and its prospects tor becoming one of the heaviest producers on the coast are daily growing better. The, three-foot ledge on the 600 level is shown by specimens at the assaying offices to consist of over 3) per cent. of sulphurets, and pays about $45 per toa above all expentes, by the clilorination process, Probably Not Well Founded, Tt has been rumored on the streets for two or three days that the North Bloomfield and Kareka Lake Mining Companies contemplate suspending operations soon, rom the best anthovities on the subject that can be obtained here, we ure led to believe thatthe repords not well founded. ie ed Tue receipts of the Authors’ (‘a;pival at San Fraucisca were 343,000, . dan, James D. White and Ea. Brown. and the expeuses $20,000, t ee ‘ Constitution and By-Laws—-P. S. Simonds, Geo. E, Robinao. and M. B. B. Potter; Finance---H. V. Rear: J. M, Walling Was_ appointed to choose a subject for debate and point the contestants for the ineetinur a apnext which will be held on Monday evening, 17th instant. > Another Mining Eeat. The Chico Record says the mining boat on the river below Oroville, has started up within the past day or two, } and its machinery is reported as working exceedingly well, far ahead of anything heretofore atiempted in that line. As to its success in! taking out gold, it can only be testéd by experunent. It is belicved that it wil be successful if it ean run on to pay dirt. It is owned by a French company who ave sanguine of sudcess. Several similar enterprises have been tried alung the divers off California in the past, bus. alof them aye faile? to accomplish the work y wer desigucd:for, ,« Nae loi recent birth, bul bids fair to’ bemeeting was Organized by the clec comevr 46 Ol the leachag drift mines unong the several that are looming ry rifle lk ig in the hands’ of some of np within shot of Nevada the best miners in the county and combklent regardiug the pi os uects, brightness of its From the bottom of au Sv foot shaft adrift is being run towards the hill, and has now a length of over 209 feet. For nearly all thiat distance gravel somewhat similar to that of Round Mountain is found, but as might be expected it contains no gold to speak of. The tunnel rans along the bedrock, and the indieations are that the breast of it is now om the rim of the pay channel, and will within a! short distance make an importan and satisfactory strike, =27-> -The Clothes-3ine Case. The clothes-line case has at last reacbed an end. George Brazil, who swore Phillips oct of the acrape, was found guilty-by the Jury before Judge Anderson night before last. Yesterday moraiag be was sentenced to pay {30 fiue or go to Jail for 30 days. He didn’t -have the ready Coin to li nidats the indebtedagss, and wow lugers in the bastile: Hel fondly hopes that same. one, will now: come to tie :escye and “anteup’’ for beaut? Ub himi!Ma a MW , ad st soot baw: ioemar 1) a Lady }"} jearly as 185+ by some parties who . throughokt the county during his ab: $10,000 ; Mine and Mill Company to operate , = i The Round Mountain drift »mine near this city continues to look well. The channel is froin 6%, to 70 feet 4 wide, from”4 to 6 feet deep,.and the gravel is unifo-m y rich to an unusui extent. . The claim was worked as and breasted out about 100 feet of the gravel, after which they abandoned it,leaving 100 feet in the breasts, forsomething else that promised to be~still better. The prescnt owners, who have’ eight inen employed, have struck the old workrun atunne ings and are now running in towards the bill to get ‘In a few days more everything Will” be a z around them, ready to commence breasting for-this winter’s ‘vashing, and with plenty of water, as there is every -prospect of being soon, some biz clean-aps will be made. > a ote Kept Posted on Bome Affuirs. A gentleman who recently returned to this city after a six years’ absence in Switzerland was asked if the changes that had ta.en place sence were pot such as to create con: siderable surprise inhis mind now. “"No,” he replied, “‘I ani probably as well posted regarding the changes and im provements in the edndition of people ‘and thinga'hete as are you who have remained at home all the time, The Transcripr has reached me daily ever since I left, each copy being read when it was nineteen days from the press. I read not only the news items, but carefplly perused every advertisement. Hs.pages affurded me much consolation, and kept me from being homesick to a great extent.” : ; om Preacher versas Shertf, Sheriff Harris ofSantaClara county is in town, It wall be remembered that this officer ‘arrested an Adventist preacher naned Morton in this’ city some months ago om a charge of bigamy, took the prisoner to San Jose, and then becoming satistied that he had caught the wrong man tusaed’him lodae again ; whereupon Mr. Monton, through his attorney, John I. Caldwell, Esq., comignced suit against the Sheriff for damages for and imprisoumens, false arrest The case was to have come up ab the next term of the District Court in this city, but Sherif Harris says he will take steps. to secure @change.of venue to Santa Clara. + Dutch Wlat lacorporation. There have been filedin the Sect retary of State's office articles of incorporation of the Dutch Flat Gold in thisState. Directors—John T. Hill, David MoGVlure,C. W. Kellogg, L. O. Plaisance, and W. R. Watson.Capital stoek, $10,000,000. rr -_—_ Quaker mitt, =’ Yesterday -Mark Shaver hauled the remainder of the machinery for Sargent & Jacobs’ new works at Quaker Hill The carpenters and: machinists are busily engaged getting. everything in place, and the hoisting works will probably be started up this week. 7 The Rain Fat. / Up to4 o'clock last evening the amount-of rain that had fallemdaring the past few. days was as_followe; Weare hompred by the presence in. of the tenacity of purpose or talent . * General Notes. The late stormhas extended to nearly every portion of the State. The United States Circuit Court at Cargon ‘has fined R. R. Parkinson $200 and costs for illegal voting. The loss in the champagne district ‘of Frate tis year by tne failure of the vintage is estimated at 3,600,000 : frances. The schooner Julia Brown, valued Santa went ashvre near ie Neat . at’$4,009 and was favored with a shake of the pws Bees hand, whieh ‘didn’t feel’ mach as ' Cruz ou the 9th during a storm, She fed, and a large bill from a Docto; ana, ! wili be a total loss. The schooner Petrel capsized near . I-saw the ‘General seven or eight years ago in Portland, Maine, and ex-) passengers, i . * = =! = ie ‘ ¥ é It is stated that a process is being . pected to see marks of care, hut not! Martin, was visible, but very perceptibie were his . . : increas of flesh auf color, suggest. in advaiice of the oth land sunk Friday-on the Delaware gist yesterday. ‘This is mach cheap8th, 9th and 10th, .74; 10th and Ith, 72; total, 1.46 inches, ie; the Azores: recently, losing fifteen j Z but one of whom,, Benj, . . i an American. Kearney suggests that the: Work. ingmen hold a National Convention er parties aud notninate Thurman for President. j oe 7 bs ¥ The steainer Champion, from New coast by the slip Lady Octavia. 52 } = Fy York for Charléstown, was run into}: . } ' . + lives were lost. ak A distressing ‘catastrophe occur} red on the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad bridze across A hye through. the Missouri on the Sth. stock train of 17 cars fell river It is thought that. 12 persoas -were killed. . Several bodies have sine been taxen out of.the river. The New York Sun of the. 9th published revised. returns of .the late election in that State, showing ? oO that the. Democrats: have probably elected. their Lie itenant Governor, Treasurer aud Engineer, and the Repwhlicans the remainder of the State officers. ‘The otficial canvass, bowever, will be required to settle the matter. : ; Ta the course of his sermon Sunday iorning, Beecher remarked, incidentally: “There are buttwo objects of puyishment above ani below. One ig the preservation of society, the other tha reformation of the criminal. The infliction of infinite and endless punishment for any other object is a token of demoniac cruelty. It is demoniac and not divine to infitct pain forthe sake of pain. Tf -I thought that a God stood at the door where men go out of life, ready to send tein down to eternal punishment, my soul would ery out, ‘Let there be no God.’ My instincts would say, ‘annihilate him.’ ” ces = Ruaning for the €hanne?. Messrs. Allison & Tremain, who have been engaged for some time in running a bed-rock tunnel at Peck’s ravine, are now'ina distance of 700 feet. Within another 120 feet they expect to tap the gold-bearing channel, and open: up a first-class gravel mine. About six weeks will be consumed in accomplishing this. Two Chicago men went on a week's spree which involved an irregslar tour through the West. One morning they awoke in a hotel, with a dazed notion as to what city they were in. One said St. Louis, and the other Cincinnati. They bet $100 as to which was right, and neither won, for the bell-boy informed them that the place was Milwaakee. Massacuusetts is falling behind alittle on: valuation of property. The totai for the State, exclusive of seven towns, is now $1,502, $12,565, against $1,568,988, 210 last year, the latter figures including the entire State. Last year the total dimuni; tion was $99, 238,572, and the year before $101,082,773. Tur marriage notice of J. 3. Hahn, im the Ogden (Kansas) newspapers was printed in the same coluin with that of his death. Miss Harris, learniag that he was dying there, hastendd irdm Kansas City to become his wife. Sabha: = Porous plasters were marked down to fifteen cents, by a Danbury druger than an undershirt to say nothing aboyt the saving in washing, Be-; sides, you always know where it is, —— SEvera girls at Hagerstown, Ind., tattooed their legs with the figure of a garter. The coloring matter proved to be poisonous, and one of the girls is in critical condition. . A SCHOOLM ASTER at Tiffin, Ohio, used . a piece af. rubber hose with which to whip His pupils, and it proved so-effectivd that a little girl was nearly killed, © THEeARTRICAL deacdheads are net @moderh iivention° Jager was H . mon thing . F baser & . L vennings } ZShovkin Marys Uf vusiness,San Fran i ee : The Death-rate of Our: country is getting to: be fear. fully alarming, the average of life being lessened’ every. year, withon: any reasonat ause, ceath result. ing generally froin the most insignis. jeant’ origin. At this SCASON Of the year especially, a coldis stich a cor. that in the hurty of ever, day life weare apt 40 overlook th, daneers attending it and often fits too late, that a Fever or Lung troy) ¢ has already setin. Thovsends hee their lives in this way.ewery winter, while had Bosehee’s German Syry), been taken a eure would have reguit. beenavoided Fer all diseasesof th. Throatand Lung, Boschee’s German . Syrup bas proven’ itself to be the greatest discovery of its kind in med. icine. Every, Druggist inthis coun. try will tell you of its wonderful ef. fect. Over 950,000 botties sold last year without a single failure known. Yesterdzy’s Arrivals at THE UNJON HOTEL. Z NEVADA CITY, CAL. Maced Natiziger, Proprictor, E Meerey Willow VN Ribhbel Willow Yq} RK Roplitz San francis B Guseeiti Ranch ; Mies» Wel HC 'Tooi A J Swit New York. 8S Barney Ling H Blackman San Fra I Hooper Giass Call j Lig t Va » Lent “ysvil H He Marysville J Muipoy 31 Btoonfe N Harris tan dose J Wright Lone Tree di ponnelly city” R Anuerson do James Foley Gu W € Crovk city Sa a a Yesterday's Arrivats at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, ° _ NEVADA-CITY,. CAL. ‘Chas. E. Pearss > Proprictor, BE Uampton New York Mrs Williams N 8 J P sehurall San Fran JY McLeran city A Tt Laird city C Laurence city A Harris NS J J burns city CH Biddy city WF veaking R&R M CCiark city JC Wood city M Hendrick city WBliman Chicago JG Davidson satrats A Lualey Sacramento H L Swarthout sicty D Gray San Juan J Mark San Juan © Grundiy sanJduan A Macklin city -G Hottinger Qua Hi Delinquent Sale Notice. A URCHIE-GOLD AND SILVER MIX M Company.—Location of principal place sco, California Low tion of works, Nevada County, Californis. Notice.—There are delnyuent upon the following described stock, on account of As sessment No, 2,levied on the Yth day of Ux tober,. 1879, the several amaunts set opm site thenames of the respective sharchuluers, as follows: i No, No} Certi?e. Sha's. Am’. . Barber ET,Trustee 679 100 325 WH Blond:it A W, buL 600 1o@-00 Churchill C, 669 5 Clark Uhas 8, bef . 150 Caldwell 55, 650 500 Devin John 2D, G00 100 Eddy Alden Hi, GOT 62 Fryer RAL, 566 10 330 Freeland EG, Trustee 404 60 12 dy Freeiand kG, Trustee 672 £0 i2 &) Freeiand E G, ‘Trustee 752 230 62 oe Freviand & G,; Trustee 791 . luv 25 06 Freeland ls G, ‘Trustce 335 100 26 00 Freeland EG, Trustee 340 75 1875 Flint, Samuel, ‘trustee 644 50 12:56 Greene O D, 642 250 @ 626 ,Gurnett AG&CoTr 64 330 Bu 6) Howard Chas T, 640 600 125 Kuox Geo ‘i’, Trustee, 49 200 50 Oy Murchie S 'T, 409 400 30v 00 Murchies T, 626 50 125 Murchie 8 ‘Ty, 629° +100 25 08 Murchie Andrew, 8 700 #5 Murchie Andrew, 13 500 Murchie Andrew, 6 86. 250 Murchie Andrew, 17 250. Murchie Andrew, 13. 250 Murchie Andrew, wW 250 62 6 Murchie Andrew, 25 bud 125 0) Murchie Jno U, Sr 26 709 176 w Murchie Jno C, or 34 250 62 6) Murchie Juv (, Sr 422 50 12 0 Murchie Jno ©, Jr 45 1000 250 00. MurchieJno. 0, Jr 47 500 125 W) Murchie Jno ©, dr ~ b+ 250 62 80 Murchie Jno G, Jr 65 250 62 60 Murchie Jno U, Jr BF 109 25.0 Murchie Jno, Jr 59 100 25.0 Murchie Jno (, Jr 609 100 25 t Murchie James &, Tr 585 600-16 Ww Murchie JamesS, Tr 589 609 125 0 Murchie James 5S, Tr 693 70 17 Morris Jno A, 641 25 62 5) Naftziger Jacob, 122 100 25 0 Nafiziger Jacob, soy 1u0 26 Nafiziger Jacob, 616 460 112 Nafiziger Jacob, G27 400 100 0 Naffziver Jacob, 18 500 125 0 Natiziyer Jacob, 619 300 75 & Naffziger Jacob, ses 550 147 br Nobie W P, Gy 400 100 @ Naffziger C J, ENS 100 25 Preist Uhas ¥, Trastee 6u+4 60 ,.° “128 Kandolph, Mackintosh $ & Co, Trustees 735 600 125 @ Railton ik M.trustee 774 10 25.8 Railton b M, Trustee 7d 10 20 Railton BM, frustee 775 ho 25 dy Richardson 6 A, Truste 452 1000 250 W Snider A, ‘rastee 259 = =©1000 250 & Snider A, Trustee sys 1000 230 WW onider A, ‘Trustee 403 600 126 0 dnider A, Trustee 425 £00 125 0 Snider A, Trustee 451 1025 266 2 duider A, ‘Trustec 483 6U0 126 Ww Sader A, ‘irustée 459 600 125 W) Snider A, Trustee 23 3u0 730 Snider A, Trustee bO4 Sud HO Snider A, Trustee weT £090 125 tk snider A, Trustes 617 640 «= 1508 snider A, Trustee 548 600 tao Snider A, Trustee bad 50a 125, snider A, ‘Truste 647 600 125 Snider A, ‘lrustec 632 13 33 Snider A, Trustee eb4 650. 137 0 suider A, Trustee 656 600 «1 Snider A, Trustee wo 660 15” Snider A, Trusteu 6t5 38 Yee Snider A, Trustee a Ue oo Snider A, Truste2 070 100 5 Snider A, Trustee e768 300 75 Snider A, Trustee ésl 6u0 15 Snider, Trustee e300 25 OF Snider A, Trustee ea = 159 JT Snider/A, Trustee 107 60 2 Snider A, Trustee 7i9 = 250 62 Snidér A, ‘irustce $1a. B16 13%: Shider A, ‘Truste: er 400 100 Snider A, Trustee #44 =: 200 50 Snider A, Trustae 845 = 100 25 w Swaby Harry Edmund, 741 = 190 ww Swaby Harry kdmund, 760 wo %e Swaby Harry Edmund, 7s1 100 a ed Swaby Harry Ednvnd, 752 100 250 Swaby Harry Edmund, 753 § 60 Ea Swaby Harry und, 74 to. 32 Trevor W M, Trustee, 2000 — 4 ‘frevor MaryC, gg 1000 And in accordance with law, and an_orde! of the Board of Lirectors, made on the day of Geter, 2 ; shares of ei cél of such Sn ohn be necessary = sold at public action at the oitice of! ig Ge Mong said de t assessment thereon, , meee: aa GERS, Sera aes Monte mery pedis i cis00, tg OFT rhesd rheiss ful a: THE N Stag one do Dani ed Pos Ther ‘Tempe: i+ “ising, To be this is dacks, The . Ver. Cr have ne Unek reliable rain *‘h Weh doesa’t He has since I§ Those their be pers, gel erythihg Just t supper v for 23 ¢ the mat to-night. Prof, . attendar t-emen’s ning, T a class f¢ Ener Two y zen bous what wa part of 9602 “Fh city lots fourths:o fle is no mvestme 5S: Q. £ dent of t city from on his wi wherehe. He says t the ridge Valley wi! Ley. € Elder, wi) Church ir will be he hold. the the confer Senator Nevada, \ He came . of days si his mothe “Valley Su Masonic The Ste Lodge, No take plac Wednesda --A full atte quested, dially invi Jy, J. H. Be La The Lad: E. Church Social on . 12th. Ad: ments, ger and childre vited. Tas ute refresh them at the Social, _ A heavy «mblems of Was recent be rewarder Dee, —. Frest For sale 3 nll-tf New I Mr. B. ] San Francis Academyat Classes Mf evenings, L, es—Saturda urday event _~— Some nov Papeteries r

Pi Rien ated SS bere The Baily Transevipt, MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. — ——-— Wednesday, Nov, 12th, 18678. The a ndersonville Survivors . . Capta n Join A, Rapp of this city haa just recé:yéd from the Andersonville Survivors’ Association, of which ‘he is amember, some lithographic views of Andersonville prison and stockade. ‘Tae Captain passed five months in the fearful den of-torture, where -were huddfed together over 33,000. brave boys in blue during his To hear him relate evlate day the mental and physical suiferings the poor fellows underwent, would melt a heart of stone. Bag sed even to uakedness reveling in filth and afflicted with abode there. en at this diseases that would éat their very flesh away and-Isave the bones ~éxposed, S:arved a'mpst to death, kic'beaten wround like so many< ed and brutes until sometimes the proud spirits were riven from their tenenients of cl Ly and the lifeless bo lies would be the only earthly vestige.of what were oncs brave patriots—all these incidents lose none of their awtal int as they pass farther and: farther into the storchouse of things that lave been,. but three or f Andersouville known to be in NevaPhure are ‘i : meofthe survivera Of Ese re * da county, uicluding Captain Rapp. ‘They belong to the Association mentioned above, the motto of which is ‘ 5 ‘Forgive, but Never Forget.” And so. long as the solid’ South of to-day standa, so lon s“wil they and those “who come After them remember these things. It is because of what their memory te *, perhaps, that there is also a solid North. Fancy Wiices vs. Fatr Ones. A well known San Franciseo mining man who reotntly obtained a interest tm a Nevady to make controlling county claim boyan arrangementa for buying new machinery. He des Superintendent the style, capacity, ete., ‘the desired kind; ; sibed to the of nd said, ‘‘E can get what I wanai in-Sau Franciseo for $3,000." The Superintendent, who knew all the ins.and outs of the busIhess, surprise. the ‘old: man’ eonYes, you can bey exactly the same thing the Neva la City Poundry for 35,000.” siderably by observing, and right here at The assertion was at first treated with ineredulity by the listuncr; but an investigation proved thatrata of it. The fast is that San foundry-imen have 43 a rule dealt so long with manFrancissa agers of Comstoee mise 1, who think the moro-they pay for mach nery the bester if must-ba, that they have becone altogathor unreasonable in their competitors in the interior to teach , their demands. tis .eft for theni a lesson as tothe advisability uf quik salesaud anal profits. Reported Mesigaation. The resizuation of V. G. Bell as Supérintendent of the Miltoy Water __aad-Mining Company at French CorMr. Bellhas tong vanked With the most ral is reporle { fy nit bag ridge. enterprising wud successful gravel muiners of the Coast, and he has evur since coniing here taken a deep interest iy developing the mineral resources of our comity’, For several at San Francisco endeavoring to obtain remouths past he has been lief from.a severe ailment that has afflicted him anere or less for .scme time. His restoration to health and return to Nevada county would be A'New Quartz Mill. basinal A recent invention of considerable importange is a quartz mill that costs —with the rock-breaker at $400—a total of $900. It is put on the market by Fish & Co., First street, San . Francisco, Louis Blanding, the mining expert, hag tested one of them carefully, and says it will crush one ton per hour, although the mannufacturers claim for it a capacity of only fron; 15 to 20 tons every 24 hours, — During his visit to San Franciéco a couple of days since Jobn. Pattison, Esq.,of this city, who has deservx: ly the reputation of bang a first-class the manufactory and saw the mill in The work that it did «xceeded the most glowing reports -he operation. chunks of iron were thrown int > it, ang by various-medns submitted, to the severest tests. In every instance Mr. Pattison says the machinery proved itself equal to the emergency. le ord ered one for the Pattison & Derbec bonatiza in Washington township, and expects to have it in full’ The claim has a ledge over oae hundred operation within three weeks. feet thick, and is said to*be richer for its size than any other yet. discovered in the State.” The says'from $3 to $36 per ton, and is so easily extracted that it’can be handled tor from $1.50°te rock as$2 per ton, in<luding milling and all, Several tons broughs to this city a short time ago, anid which was said by. numerous experts to represent the lowest yrades of the claim's production, yielded nearly $4 a-ton. There is enough of the rock in sight onthe claim to keep many stamps going for -a quarter of century to come, Within the next month the work will be in full opertion and thén the true value of tiie The new mill isto be ran by a hurdy-gurdy. mine can be determined, The development of. this bonanza -will greatly add to the prosperity of the locality where it is situated, Anotéer Gravel Lead Distovere a. Another important mining developinéent has been made in this townMessrs. D. Wellington, J. W. Stevens and R. E. Robinson have for Ship some time past been engaged in prospecting for a gold bearing gravel lead supposed to extend along above CasThey runa tunnel from the soutlrfork of Deer Creek for’a distance of over 200 feet, aud have met with better results than they had dared to hope for. cade, The lead has now been developed beyond a doubt, and some rich prospects obtained. Work is being continued right along, and before many months they expect to have the channel prospected sutficiently to commence extensive operations. For over twenty years many ‘t the miners working in that scetion have had’ a. firm conviction. of the presence of pay dirt there in large. quantities, buf until now all efforts t»-find the true location have proven futile. The gold found tha 4 far_is very coarse, te ee . Tae Literary Society. A preliminary meeting of the new literary society was held at the Baptist church Monday evenin ‘, there being buta small attendance on the ‘fact that it invariably’ locates the juige of mining . machinery, visited . hed heard concerning it Stones ard +by which they Lave sucéeeded in re. The expense of the ne That “*Sumithe Process.” The Scientific Press, whose editor lived in this county for years, and ‘which journal is’*notorious from the Murchie mine in Gr Valley district, lets itself loose after this fashion: The periodicalexcitement in the metallurgical ‘‘process” line is again undec way. This time the particu. lar localities attacked are Grass Valley and Meadow Lake, both wel.) known aad prominent ‘‘bone yards” of processes, where many.a one hs come to an untimely end when . brought to the test of ¢xperieuce on . a large scale, a worked by the-well-kuown Maurchie . miniag company, of Grass. ¥alley, ig the base and © Febellioys . sulpiureted ore of one. of their tines, by a simple method of amalgamation. ‘way of treating the sulphurats is said to be $6 to. $3 per ton, where” the chlorination . process, the best ‘previously use: cost from $16 to $13 and higher. The Murchie is a large con pany; owning “Mmastll” onthe Grants. “‘Mudsill” writes from this city to the San Juan Independentas follows: our ¢ity of a son of Gen. Grant-—J. R. Grant is his manie. He is like his father, very unassuming in appesr: anée, Whether he has shown’ any of his father I have not learned. If went to Colfax to see the Genera, thongh it had been in. the tauning business lately—sv soft and smooth. much change inthat respect was ivé of high living and relaxation from Thereis a fatherly, genial, yood natured look that is attractive . care. } toal. May he be allowed to pass the decline of lifeim the peace and quietness ‘which _ he hisg, 89 richly earned, pr pee ale Eiygund Mountain Minc. the Big Blue, Independent, Alice, Red, White and. Ble, ete., and h wing an. 18-stamp mill, with is) Ffus-concentrators, etc. ‘Vie fact ) of acompany of this eharacter ‘taking hold of the new process lias giv' en it a sudden prominence which it had It is stated that they get wou d not otherwise have 80 . 88 . per cent, of both. gold and silver. The inventor #& James H. Smith, . sometimes known among mining men sgan. . as ‘‘Sccor Smith” from a fornier con. ‘ection with the Secor process. The . uew Smith process is kept a secrct at . present, and we ki.ow no more of it! —~t than the Murchie company are sup. post to be sending down bars resulting from a mode of working sulpbar--. eted ore by amalgamation instead of . chlorination, Itis not claimed toy be the subject of any patent, so fur . as we can learn. een eee Downers Diamends. H. 1K, Downer, the genial and energetic. scribe of the Mountain: Messenger, left for Sie-ra county by yes-: terday morning’s stage. He was acconrpanied by ‘his diamond ‘ring. =. Speaking of that ring, its presence; here-for more than a week hasbeen a‘‘bete noir” to the marriageable men of the city, and they will hail its taking-oft with peans of thanksgiving. As molasses is to flies, so is that riug to the fair damsels wherever it appears. Its brilliancy is to the owner a carte blanche, adwnittiug him to the esteem, aye, admiratibn aud veneration if you please, of the impressionable gentle sex. If Downer does not have a hundred breach of promise suits on his ‘hands inside of another six months, it will not be the fault of the mystic spell that jewel is capable of swaying, but simply because the affections of the mountain girls are so plastic, { ; It we were tn his place we would Give it away immediately—say brother to journalist, for instance. s0nIG i tint ie . The Merrimac Miac, The Merrimac comprises .169 acres lyong just east 6f the Ronnd MounIt ise prospective enterprise balil, part of the signers of the call. The tion of J. M. Walliny ast a t wip war ~ chairmanand SA. Bulfinch tempor ary secretary, Tho following vomulittees were appointed :— Permane:: organizatian—l, M. Praston, S.A. Bultinch and W. ft. Bnaglebrighs: hailed with mach satisfaction by a] large circl> of friends here. Fhe Merrifcld. Mine, } —"Phe Mervifiel { mine is turning out a high grade of ore, and its prospects tor becoming one of the heaviest producers on the coast are daily growing better. The, three-foot ledge on the 600 level is shown by specimens at the assaying offices to consist of over 3) per cent. of sulphurets, and pays about $45 per toa above all expentes, by the clilorination process, Probably Not Well Founded, Tt has been rumored on the streets for two or three days that the North Bloomfield and Kareka Lake Mining Companies contemplate suspending operations soon, rom the best anthovities on the subject that can be obtained here, we ure led to believe thatthe repords not well founded. ie ed Tue receipts of the Authors’ (‘a;pival at San Fraucisca were 343,000, . dan, James D. White and Ea. Brown. and the expeuses $20,000, t ee ‘ Constitution and By-Laws—-P. S. Simonds, Geo. E, Robinao. and M. B. B. Potter; Finance---H. V. Rear: J. M, Walling Was_ appointed to choose a subject for debate and point the contestants for the ineetinur a apnext which will be held on Monday evening, 17th instant. > Another Mining Eeat. The Chico Record says the mining boat on the river below Oroville, has started up within the past day or two, } and its machinery is reported as working exceedingly well, far ahead of anything heretofore atiempted in that line. As to its success in! taking out gold, it can only be testéd by experunent. It is belicved that it wil be successful if it ean run on to pay dirt. It is owned by a French company who ave sanguine of sudcess. Several similar enterprises have been tried alung the divers off California in the past, bus. alof them aye faile? to accomplish the work y wer desigucd:for, ,« Nae loi recent birth, bul bids fair to’ bemeeting was Organized by the clec comevr 46 Ol the leachag drift mines unong the several that are looming ry rifle lk ig in the hands’ of some of np within shot of Nevada the best miners in the county and combklent regardiug the pi os uects, brightness of its From the bottom of au Sv foot shaft adrift is being run towards the hill, and has now a length of over 209 feet. For nearly all thiat distance gravel somewhat similar to that of Round Mountain is found, but as might be expected it contains no gold to speak of. The tunnel rans along the bedrock, and the indieations are that the breast of it is now om the rim of the pay channel, and will within a! short distance make an importan and satisfactory strike, =27-> -The Clothes-3ine Case. The clothes-line case has at last reacbed an end. George Brazil, who swore Phillips oct of the acrape, was found guilty-by the Jury before Judge Anderson night before last. Yesterday moraiag be was sentenced to pay {30 fiue or go to Jail for 30 days. He didn’t -have the ready Coin to li nidats the indebtedagss, and wow lugers in the bastile: Hel fondly hopes that same. one, will now: come to tie :escye and “anteup’’ for beaut? Ub himi!Ma a MW , ad st soot baw: ioemar 1) a Lady }"} jearly as 185+ by some parties who . throughokt the county during his ab: $10,000 ; Mine and Mill Company to operate , = i The Round Mountain drift »mine near this city continues to look well. The channel is froin 6%, to 70 feet 4 wide, from”4 to 6 feet deep,.and the gravel is unifo-m y rich to an unusui extent. . The claim was worked as and breasted out about 100 feet of the gravel, after which they abandoned it,leaving 100 feet in the breasts, forsomething else that promised to be~still better. The prescnt owners, who have’ eight inen employed, have struck the old workrun atunne ings and are now running in towards the bill to get ‘In a few days more everything Will” be a z around them, ready to commence breasting for-this winter’s ‘vashing, and with plenty of water, as there is every -prospect of being soon, some biz clean-aps will be made. > a ote Kept Posted on Bome Affuirs. A gentleman who recently returned to this city after a six years’ absence in Switzerland was asked if the changes that had ta.en place sence were pot such as to create con: siderable surprise inhis mind now. “"No,” he replied, “‘I ani probably as well posted regarding the changes and im provements in the edndition of people ‘and thinga'hete as are you who have remained at home all the time, The Transcripr has reached me daily ever since I left, each copy being read when it was nineteen days from the press. I read not only the news items, but carefplly perused every advertisement. Hs.pages affurded me much consolation, and kept me from being homesick to a great extent.” : ; om Preacher versas Shertf, Sheriff Harris ofSantaClara county is in town, It wall be remembered that this officer ‘arrested an Adventist preacher naned Morton in this’ city some months ago om a charge of bigamy, took the prisoner to San Jose, and then becoming satistied that he had caught the wrong man tusaed’him lodae again ; whereupon Mr. Monton, through his attorney, John I. Caldwell, Esq., comignced suit against the Sheriff for damages for and imprisoumens, false arrest The case was to have come up ab the next term of the District Court in this city, but Sherif Harris says he will take steps. to secure @change.of venue to Santa Clara. + Dutch Wlat lacorporation. There have been filedin the Sect retary of State's office articles of incorporation of the Dutch Flat Gold in thisState. Directors—John T. Hill, David MoGVlure,C. W. Kellogg, L. O. Plaisance, and W. R. Watson.Capital stoek, $10,000,000. rr -_—_ Quaker mitt, =’ Yesterday -Mark Shaver hauled the remainder of the machinery for Sargent & Jacobs’ new works at Quaker Hill The carpenters and: machinists are busily engaged getting. everything in place, and the hoisting works will probably be

started up this week. 7 The Rain Fat. / Up to4 o'clock last evening the amount-of rain that had fallemdaring the past few. days was as_followe; Weare hompred by the presence in. of the tenacity of purpose or talent . * General Notes. The late stormhas extended to nearly every portion of the State. The United States Circuit Court at Cargon ‘has fined R. R. Parkinson $200 and costs for illegal voting. The loss in the champagne district ‘of Frate tis year by tne failure of the vintage is estimated at 3,600,000 : frances. The schooner Julia Brown, valued Santa went ashvre near ie Neat . at’$4,009 and was favored with a shake of the pws Bees hand, whieh ‘didn’t feel’ mach as ' Cruz ou the 9th during a storm, She fed, and a large bill from a Docto; ana, ! wili be a total loss. The schooner Petrel capsized near . I-saw the ‘General seven or eight years ago in Portland, Maine, and ex-) passengers, i . * = =! = ie ‘ ¥ é It is stated that a process is being . pected to see marks of care, hut not! Martin, was visible, but very perceptibie were his . . : increas of flesh auf color, suggest. in advaiice of the oth land sunk Friday-on the Delaware gist yesterday. ‘This is mach cheap8th, 9th and 10th, .74; 10th and Ith, 72; total, 1.46 inches, ie; the Azores: recently, losing fifteen j Z but one of whom,, Benj, . . i an American. Kearney suggests that the: Work. ingmen hold a National Convention er parties aud notninate Thurman for President. j oe 7 bs ¥ The steainer Champion, from New coast by the slip Lady Octavia. 52 } = Fy York for Charléstown, was run into}: . } ' . + lives were lost. ak A distressing ‘catastrophe occur} red on the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railroad bridze across A hye through. the Missouri on the Sth. stock train of 17 cars fell river It is thought that. 12 persoas -were killed. . Several bodies have sine been taxen out of.the river. The New York Sun of the. 9th published revised. returns of .the late election in that State, showing ? oO that the. Democrats: have probably elected. their Lie itenant Governor, Treasurer aud Engineer, and the Repwhlicans the remainder of the State officers. ‘The otficial canvass, bowever, will be required to settle the matter. : ; Ta the course of his sermon Sunday iorning, Beecher remarked, incidentally: “There are buttwo objects of puyishment above ani below. One ig the preservation of society, the other tha reformation of the criminal. The infliction of infinite and endless punishment for any other object is a token of demoniac cruelty. It is demoniac and not divine to infitct pain forthe sake of pain. Tf -I thought that a God stood at the door where men go out of life, ready to send tein down to eternal punishment, my soul would ery out, ‘Let there be no God.’ My instincts would say, ‘annihilate him.’ ” ces = Ruaning for the €hanne?. Messrs. Allison & Tremain, who have been engaged for some time in running a bed-rock tunnel at Peck’s ravine, are now'ina distance of 700 feet. Within another 120 feet they expect to tap the gold-bearing channel, and open: up a first-class gravel mine. About six weeks will be consumed in accomplishing this. Two Chicago men went on a week's spree which involved an irregslar tour through the West. One morning they awoke in a hotel, with a dazed notion as to what city they were in. One said St. Louis, and the other Cincinnati. They bet $100 as to which was right, and neither won, for the bell-boy informed them that the place was Milwaakee. Massacuusetts is falling behind alittle on: valuation of property. The totai for the State, exclusive of seven towns, is now $1,502, $12,565, against $1,568,988, 210 last year, the latter figures including the entire State. Last year the total dimuni; tion was $99, 238,572, and the year before $101,082,773. Tur marriage notice of J. 3. Hahn, im the Ogden (Kansas) newspapers was printed in the same coluin with that of his death. Miss Harris, learniag that he was dying there, hastendd irdm Kansas City to become his wife. Sabha: = Porous plasters were marked down to fifteen cents, by a Danbury druger than an undershirt to say nothing aboyt the saving in washing, Be-; sides, you always know where it is, —— SEvera girls at Hagerstown, Ind., tattooed their legs with the figure of a garter. The coloring matter proved to be poisonous, and one of the girls is in critical condition. . A SCHOOLM ASTER at Tiffin, Ohio, used . a piece af. rubber hose with which to whip His pupils, and it proved so-effectivd that a little girl was nearly killed, © THEeARTRICAL deacdheads are net @moderh iivention° Jager was H . mon thing . F baser & . L vennings } ZShovkin Marys Uf vusiness,San Fran i ee : The Death-rate of Our: country is getting to: be fear. fully alarming, the average of life being lessened’ every. year, withon: any reasonat ause, ceath result. ing generally froin the most insignis. jeant’ origin. At this SCASON Of the year especially, a coldis stich a cor. that in the hurty of ever, day life weare apt 40 overlook th, daneers attending it and often fits too late, that a Fever or Lung troy) ¢ has already setin. Thovsends hee their lives in this way.ewery winter, while had Bosehee’s German Syry), been taken a eure would have reguit. beenavoided Fer all diseasesof th. Throatand Lung, Boschee’s German . Syrup bas proven’ itself to be the greatest discovery of its kind in med. icine. Every, Druggist inthis coun. try will tell you of its wonderful ef. fect. Over 950,000 botties sold last year without a single failure known. Yesterdzy’s Arrivals at THE UNJON HOTEL. Z NEVADA CITY, CAL. Maced Natiziger, Proprictor, E Meerey Willow VN Ribhbel Willow Yq} RK Roplitz San francis B Guseeiti Ranch ; Mies» Wel HC 'Tooi A J Swit New York. 8S Barney Ling H Blackman San Fra I Hooper Giass Call j Lig t Va » Lent “ysvil H He Marysville J Muipoy 31 Btoonfe N Harris tan dose J Wright Lone Tree di ponnelly city” R Anuerson do James Foley Gu W € Crovk city Sa a a Yesterday's Arrivats at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, ° _ NEVADA-CITY,. CAL. ‘Chas. E. Pearss > Proprictor, BE Uampton New York Mrs Williams N 8 J P sehurall San Fran JY McLeran city A Tt Laird city C Laurence city A Harris NS J J burns city CH Biddy city WF veaking R&R M CCiark city JC Wood city M Hendrick city WBliman Chicago JG Davidson satrats A Lualey Sacramento H L Swarthout sicty D Gray San Juan J Mark San Juan © Grundiy sanJduan A Macklin city -G Hottinger Qua Hi Delinquent Sale Notice. A URCHIE-GOLD AND SILVER MIX M Company.—Location of principal place sco, California Low tion of works, Nevada County, Californis. Notice.—There are delnyuent upon the following described stock, on account of As sessment No, 2,levied on the Yth day of Ux tober,. 1879, the several amaunts set opm site thenames of the respective sharchuluers, as follows: i No, No} Certi?e. Sha's. Am’. . Barber ET,Trustee 679 100 325 WH Blond:it A W, buL 600 1o@-00 Churchill C, 669 5 Clark Uhas 8, bef . 150 Caldwell 55, 650 500 Devin John 2D, G00 100 Eddy Alden Hi, GOT 62 Fryer RAL, 566 10 330 Freeland EG, Trustee 404 60 12 dy Freeiand kG, Trustee 672 £0 i2 &) Freeiand E G, ‘Trustee 752 230 62 oe Freviand & G,; Trustee 791 . luv 25 06 Freeland ls G, ‘Trustce 335 100 26 00 Freeland EG, Trustee 340 75 1875 Flint, Samuel, ‘trustee 644 50 12:56 Greene O D, 642 250 @ 626 ,Gurnett AG&CoTr 64 330 Bu 6) Howard Chas T, 640 600 125 Kuox Geo ‘i’, Trustee, 49 200 50 Oy Murchie S 'T, 409 400 30v 00 Murchies T, 626 50 125 Murchie 8 ‘Ty, 629° +100 25 08 Murchie Andrew, 8 700 #5 Murchie Andrew, 13 500 Murchie Andrew, 6 86. 250 Murchie Andrew, 17 250. Murchie Andrew, 13. 250 Murchie Andrew, wW 250 62 6 Murchie Andrew, 25 bud 125 0) Murchie Jno U, Sr 26 709 176 w Murchie Jno C, or 34 250 62 6) Murchie Juv (, Sr 422 50 12 0 Murchie Jno ©, Jr 45 1000 250 00. MurchieJno. 0, Jr 47 500 125 W) Murchie Jno ©, dr ~ b+ 250 62 80 Murchie Jno G, Jr 65 250 62 60 Murchie Jno U, Jr BF 109 25.0 Murchie Jno, Jr 59 100 25.0 Murchie Jno (, Jr 609 100 25 t Murchie James &, Tr 585 600-16 Ww Murchie JamesS, Tr 589 609 125 0 Murchie James 5S, Tr 693 70 17 Morris Jno A, 641 25 62 5) Naftziger Jacob, 122 100 25 0 Nafiziger Jacob, soy 1u0 26 Nafiziger Jacob, 616 460 112 Nafiziger Jacob, G27 400 100 0 Naffziver Jacob, 18 500 125 0 Natiziyer Jacob, 619 300 75 & Naffziger Jacob, ses 550 147 br Nobie W P, Gy 400 100 @ Naffziger C J, ENS 100 25 Preist Uhas ¥, Trastee 6u+4 60 ,.° “128 Kandolph, Mackintosh $ & Co, Trustees 735 600 125 @ Railton ik M.trustee 774 10 25.8 Railton b M, Trustee 7d 10 20 Railton BM, frustee 775 ho 25 dy Richardson 6 A, Truste 452 1000 250 W Snider A, ‘rastee 259 = =©1000 250 & Snider A, Trustee sys 1000 230 WW onider A, ‘Trustee 403 600 126 0 dnider A, Trustee 425 £00 125 0 Snider A, Trustee 451 1025 266 2 duider A, ‘Trustec 483 6U0 126 Ww Sader A, ‘irustée 459 600 125 W) Snider A, Trustee 23 3u0 730 Snider A, Trustee bO4 Sud HO Snider A, Trustee weT £090 125 tk snider A, Trustes 617 640 «= 1508 snider A, Trustee 548 600 tao Snider A, Trustee bad 50a 125, snider A, ‘Truste 647 600 125 Snider A, ‘lrustec 632 13 33 Snider A, Trustee eb4 650. 137 0 suider A, Trustee 656 600 «1 Snider A, Trustee wo 660 15” Snider A, Trusteu 6t5 38 Yee Snider A, Trustee a Ue oo Snider A, Truste2 070 100 5 Snider A, Trustee e768 300 75 Snider A, Trustee ésl 6u0 15 Snider, Trustee e300 25 OF Snider A, Trustee ea = 159 JT Snider/A, Trustee 107 60 2 Snider A, Trustee 7i9 = 250 62 Snidér A, ‘irustce $1a. B16 13%: Shider A, ‘Truste: er 400 100 Snider A, Trustee #44 =: 200 50 Snider A, Trustae 845 = 100 25 w Swaby Harry Edmund, 741 = 190 ww Swaby Harry kdmund, 760 wo %e Swaby Harry Edmund, 7s1 100 a ed Swaby Harry Ednvnd, 752 100 250 Swaby Harry Edmund, 753 § 60 Ea Swaby Harry und, 74 to. 32 Trevor W M, Trustee, 2000 — 4 ‘frevor MaryC, gg 1000 And in accordance with law, and an_orde! of the Board of Lirectors, made on the day of Geter, 2 ; shares of ei cél of such Sn ohn be necessary = sold at public action at the oitice of! ig Ge Mong said de t assessment thereon, , meee: aa GERS, Sera aes Monte mery pedis i cis00, tg OFT rhesd rheiss ful a: THE N Stag one do Dani ed Pos Ther ‘Tempe: i+ “ising, To be this is dacks, The . Ver. Cr have ne Unek reliable rain *‘h Weh doesa’t He has since I§ Those their be pers, gel erythihg Just t supper v for 23 ¢ the mat to-night. Prof, . attendar t-emen’s ning, T a class f¢ Ener Two y zen bous what wa part of 9602 “Fh city lots fourths:o fle is no mvestme 5S: Q. £ dent of t city from on his wi wherehe. He says t the ridge Valley wi! Ley. € Elder, wi) Church ir will be he hold. the the confer Senator Nevada, \ He came . of days si his mothe “Valley Su Masonic The Ste Lodge, No take plac Wednesda --A full atte quested, dially invi Jy, J. H. Be La The Lad: E. Church Social on . 12th. Ad: ments, ger and childre vited. Tas ute refresh them at the Social, _ A heavy «mblems of Was recent be rewarder Dee, —. Frest For sale 3 nll-tf New I Mr. B. ] San Francis Academyat Classes Mf evenings, L, es—Saturda urday event _~— Some nov Papeteries r