November 16, 1876 (4 pages)

Che Daily a4 “NEVA DA CITY, CAL. panes ee will Lecepe the Siteations Leading men in both political par ties express. their deterinindtion: to stand by the result of the election; ! no matter which way it is decided, provided the result was obtained fairly; and¢ did minded meti-of both parties do not desire their candidate to win io any other way. We » & & believe nine-tenths of the people of. either purty would rather. concede the election of the oppoaing ‘candidate, than to sees resort to arms, «Fr a general revolt agninst the constitna authorities anud‘the will of: the majority, The heat of the Canvass is now over; and with it much of the bitterness. engendered By the contest. A fair ballot, the rule of, the majority, aud peace, is the de sire of mostuf the Awerican people tenets: Se eee 4 ; The Narrow Sinus Rallrodd: . “We have received the foliowing E circular : See ‘Bicnauterto, October, 1876, ‘State of Culiforuia—Office . wf the “Board of “Transportation Commix=. . sioners: Among the privcipal odjects — by the Legisliture in creting the Board of ‘Pransportation Commissioners is. the compilation of facts and~ statistics counected with the building and operations of rail-. roads in this State, aud also the ‘investigation of t eir management, especially agit affects thé” ‘Giterests og ‘their patrons and the paplio _gefierally. ee It is believed that 9a impartial investigation of this stibject will result in. substantial advant: ye to all concerned; and to tbia end this Bonrd. , ires to receive information and suggestions and statements from all who are interested. As your position has prebably led you togive more than usual at ention to the subject, there muy be matters to which. in your opinion, the attention of the Board should be called, in which event it isrequested that you Will communicate them to this Board in writing. By order of the Bourd, ; Waurer M Putures, Sec. We publish the above to: show thut the Board of Tran-portatiou Comsmissioners ure attending to the business for whith they were appointed, avd also for the purpose of publicly stating that were there forty Boards of Commissioners their services “would not be needed to correct abuses on our narrow gauge ruilroad, Our position bas been suclrthat we have been enubled to scan thé management of our roud somewhat particularly, aud we have long since voncluded that so fur as the general public is.concer ned, there can ‘not, and we believe bas not been ‘aword of fault found With the management. The dfficers of the road ate all eareful, efficientaud obliging, and have in no instance been guilty—of extortion or discrimination. The patrons “of the company find that ane~hilf -the advantages of the railroad were not realized until after its completion. Wov-are glad the Board of Commissiouers are attending to their duty, and promise to cull their attention when their services aré need= ed to oversee the management of « our local railroad. . A Mountain Orchard. T. L. Nicholson informs us that his orebard afforded an average yield. of firet class. fruit this year. He gathered about one hundred and fifty tons in all, and bas on hand at the present time about one hundred tons of choice Fall and Winter trait! ‘He has made a thousand gallons of vinegar and several barrels of cider . from ‘‘windfalls;’’ and has tons of}. them yet to work up. The market has not been very good yet, either here or over the monntains, from the fact that those having fruit for pa'erushitallintom rketat once,and then are cou p lei to sell at almcsi any price, good keepers, and will ufter a time command a good price. : “Tsinity Guild, This Society will meet on Friday evening, Nov. 18th, at the :esidence of Mrs. T. Meiv, on Broad street. A general invitation is cordially extended to all. MaGois Gapur See. Berreen ¢ oy ivnus of arrived trom morning. immigrants the Bast Saturday ‘bel. “speeches and writing telling articles ‘from the ordinary~ ullpess of life, ‘of County Judge for one term, and . Green wood Ce netery met and organNicholson’s apples are focal Brevities. forms us that the mines there—are fovking splendidly, and sre yielding rich retarus to their owners. He ays the place is the liveliest camp on the coast, All the trestles between Athens and Dutch Fiat, ou the line of’ the Central Pacific, with th® ‘exception of the one near Cape Horn, bave been filled iu, and at Places where the line of the road’ bus been changed men are at work laying the -rails, preparatory to changing the road Captain W.K. Weare, “formerly of this city, bas been © making able} 0; political matters over at Virgipia Ci y, dari: g be at ¢ mpaign. W eu . . he usei ty re ide here, be was kuown . more forjbis poetival genias than for bis political knowledge or influence, fur the reason that he did not gin\j gie mach io the filthy puvl. Preston, of the Stockton’ Herald, Bays: * liere: isa bewapaper up at wure significant. Tbe Vienna Orchestra gave a promenade concert in connection with the Virgiuin Turn Verin at their last appearance there, and the entertainment .Was ‘pronounced ~ a grand: as success by thie local press. oe “The sports and a good y oth-rs are contemplating abappy respite by the alvent” in Virginia of Jim Mace and Tom Allén, the, well known pugilists, who aré-sbortly expected there. >: Death of a Pionger Citizen, The Marysville Appeal siys:"‘Hon. . § Chas Ey Fitkins expired on the 9th instant, at his residence, after a few weeks Hlness, in his 49 h year. [wo weeks ago, next Suuday,’ bis friends paid the last. rites to Hon, Chas. E. De Long, but little ‘anticipating that so soon they would be called to bear to the grave his early friend, companion and brother, the sutject of thiv obituary. But man proposes and God disposes, and we bow to the dispensation with painful hearts. We have kuown the deceased from boyhood. -Iu bis youthful day we knew Charley as a bright and scholarly lud, the pride of his blind father und the bope of his devoted-mother. ‘He grew to munhowd in his native tuwo of Syracuse, New York, respected by all. The deceased removed to Auburn, while quite young, where~he studicd law in the office of tbe late Wm. Seward, Fitted for the practice of bis profession, the deceased, with a° num. ber of other young compunions, sought their fortunes in the new El Dorado of. the Pacific. At.an early day, with many others gone bef re him, the deceased was a practical miner, on the Yubariver. In 1851, if we are not naistaken, the deceased touk up @ permanent residence in this city, where Le has resided permanently up to the time of bis death, In all public measures deemed essential to the prosperity of this community the deceased always bore active part,and was generally among the first_to act, He filled the office at its close retired to his former position as a member of the bar with much credit and honor, Asa partisan the deceased was always outspoken ang frank in his utterances, -but his heart always beat true to his friends, and bis country’s honor and good name. The demise of Judge Filkins is a public calamity, ‘and this entire community feels the loss as irreparable. em Gola Watch ion. A ladies goldtase bunting watch, American make, was lost oa Broad street, Nevada City, on Monday last, The findér will confer a’ fuvor by leaving it at this office, nl6 ——_— -se +--+ GrreNwoop Cemetery. Monday eveniug lust the! Directors of the ized. James Bennalleck was elected President; Thomas Hodge, Treasurer, aud Cornelius Taylor, Secretary of the incurporation, Dr. S. M. Harris, A.J. . Ridge and W. D Woods were appointed an Executive Committee with instructions to comsid the Wil laws.—@. V. Union. ~~~ A GENTLEMAN telling: de-very im} probable story, aad observing one of the Company cast a doubtful -éye, “Zounds, sir,’” says he, “I saw ‘the thing happeu.”” “Lf You did,” ‘said tiie other, “IT must believe #, but I would not have believed it if I had seen it myself,’. James Prick, of Forést City, in-' B Maras called the-fron Age-—Wood-+ -. en Head would sound: as well, nnd by . Wallace’s telegram conceding Sonth conviction of Hayes’ election.” = ‘situation in the three disputed States. '} fursanother, Latest Sees, 2 the latest news : ‘Ii Florida the discrepancy between the yote for Tilden and that for the Deniperatic candidate for’ Governor deféat of the Electors of the. ‘Democracy, The excitement: is increasing at Tallatiasse:; © Prominest politicians are’ fapid'y .arriving; among theni three New York detectives. The connty-eanvass of the Florida vote has commenced. I week must elapse before the State Board cap receive the Fetarns. The Republicans say they have underestimuted thert-majority:— which usually “east 300votes, are now said to come in with 600 majorlity for Tilden. Alabamians seem to Lave voted in ‘Florida at will, and ‘when doubts of suffiéient Democratic votes being cast arose itis alleged, raids Ps ballot box destruection followed. An sislconing dispatets of Monday sbows that the Associated. Press . news gatherers are presenting the most reliable news procuruble, “oltre. fully gathering the most; authentic advices, and avoiding — a i aaeaee oe The New. York “nit cna thatthe Couover di.pateh couceding Floridato the Demoéruats,. and Bs Carolina to the Democrats, are forgeries. In New. York ealm, think’ ing men are settling down to the Basiness is seriéusly interrupted’ in New York, owing to the political [’ nucertainty now prevailing. Phe New York Times views the genera situation as cbeering to.the Republi @ans,and_ is. perfectly confident of} Governor Hayes’. election. All-the: dispatches show that the is' nochanged. Both parties claim the election, and only an official voté can decide. At Washington the ramor is that one of the Oregon Electors isa Democrat and will vote for Tilden. The St. Louis Tilden paper praises General Grang for his -orders seuding troops South. At New Orleans the situationis grave. ‘Governor Curtin thinks Louisiana—is Demccratic sed 8,000 majority. In South Carolina an injunetion on the Bourd or, Cunvassers is asked by the Deniocrats® to confine. them to purely ministerial duties. This’it is claimed will elect Wade Hampton Governor, and give the Siate to Huiyés, and electa Democratic Legislature. -Withoat an injiuction if is asserted . overwhelming evidences of frauds in five coun ties will be d veloped, and result in giving the State to Hayes, with a Republican Legislature. L. C. Carpenter, of South Carolina, telegraphs that returns~ from twenty counties are in aud suow Tilden to run behind. A rumor from Washing'on says that in Wisconsin Republican blee -: er-is beaten by a misprint in the ticket, and hence bne .Demoeratic elector is chosen. If true, this gives Tilden his. necessary one vote, and he is elected by a typographical error. Itis the opinion of Senator Morrijl that the resignation of the Vermont Elector, of his Postmastership at any time before he qualifies as an Elector, fit him to-act in the latter capacity. ae . .>-2--~— A] a — Hancep at Piay.—A sad accidert occurred at Valle de las Viej:s on Friday afternoon. Orville Bosserman a boy 12 years of age, son of Saninet} Bosserman, was accustomed to exercise on a swing, and, standing on a box, would turnthe rope under his armpits and throw himself forward with all his strength so as to make the swing rise to the greatest possible height. No one was present when’ the accident occurred* But it was evident that the rope bad slipped from under his arms and caugbt bim by the neck. He had been engaged in-conversation with his mother not more than ten minutes before the accident was discovered. She aftérwards ‘called to him from the kitchen, and, hearing no response, she went out and found him suspended by the neck and dead. — San Diego Union, — ><. THERE isa cross-eyed type setter in Buffalo who is the fastest composThe following is the ‘summary ‘of is so great as to point surely to the ; Tae “cow-boy"’ counties in. Florida+Boord of Supervisors---Special f Term. “'Torspay, Nov, 14th; 1876 ‘The Board. met pursaant to adjournment. Present a full Board. ieee Crandall? presiding. : The minutes of yesterday were read and upproved.: ‘The Board 'resamed the canv ass of the votes polled at the General Election, beld Nov. 7th, 1876, and declared the result as follows: HAYES ELECTORS. GMUIOE 6 hi cia o 2 2000 bP ee ee a 2299 McKinley =. o2s5.. 23U0 a ere per ee 2300 JeWett.ciececeserce: 2299 Ostrander: gis cess tere —_ “TILDEN , ELECTUE RS. ‘Shorb.. RS Pes ye 7905 SPRGQOl spe oes eet esee. « 19U5 fe ee ee 194 Saat es 1905 Beuley. nes vi wees 1905 CTE as Se Seve ce 1904 . Total vote for Hayess..2300 es soe Tideo ees 4905 hsjoity for H. VARS. eas: 395 CONTBUOLLER,. cn Majority for Kenge! Fe in. ey CONGRESSMAN. > PAGO 2.83 os cs Seg. 2318 Carpenter...-1886 Majority for P. ge. eae: 432 SUPEKVISOR—3D ‘DISTRICT, Knotwell >. 2.33 BAS O'Gara. eee eee: 318 Mu jority f a Knotwell.. 30 SUPERVISOR—OIH DISTRICT. THOMPEOD «s vee cess «356, Davis oc cc iii v's eee ecg et whe fF ‘~Mjority for Thompson. .:.1. Total number of votes = in the cotinty. .4216. for demands aga’ ygt. the egunty “paid services of Electioh Board, on the General Fund: G‘ von Schmidiborg, Nevada; $45 00 G. G. Allan, per diem, as Supervisor of District No. 1, $16. A. B. Brady, pér diem and mileage as Supervisor of Dis rict No. 2, $17 60 Win. Natter, per diem and mileage as Supervisor of District No. 4, $22 T. P. Crandall.per diem and mile}age as Supervisor and Roud Commissioner of District No. WwW. 3, $40 60. C. Richmond, per diem. and Commissioner of District No. 5; $60. The fullowing demands were ordered paid’on the Special Fund: C.H. Mitchell, for printing Great Register, $1,051 10. : James D. White, “incidental ex. penses of Clerk's office, $74 95. Board adjourned for the ‘term. = Jas. D. Wurre Clerk, By Jobn Webber Deputy. —— ae Ture coines from Oregon a wonderful story avout the discovery. of a silver mine in Wasco county. Th stories floating about tell nothing less than acres of boiling springs which, instewd of water, flow streams of chloride of silver. Ship louds of precious metal are represented to be in sight, in the shape of a soapy gray substance somewhat resembling quicksilver, The molten masses bubble and boil with eséaping gases. This is said to:be precipitated cblotide of silver, and worth $9,000 a ton, and all =. have to do is to back the wagoh up and haul it off fall of silver. i _, Tue Culifutnia Code says: ‘See. sence of an Elector ‘thosen, or in case the number of Electors from auy cause be deficiéht, the Electors then ptesent must elect, from .ertizens of the State, so many per_—~—-<>-2 > — itor in the city. While he is p icking up one type tis blinker is looking, ‘ A LITTLE boy was sent to ary a towel before the nursery fire. ““Mamma, is it done when its -brown?’” he uquired, vos \ Tbe Board ordered the following O. D. Campbell, Biue Pent, 34 25) P. H. Paynter, Grass Valley, 49 00 Wor Melarkey, Buena Vista, 21 00 P Hennessey, Allison Rineh, 35 00} Geo Litde, Forest Springs, 23.50 R. D. Skidmore, N Bloowfieid, 30 UU. P. A. Paine, Like Crty, 15 OU Richard Peurose, Relic f Hill, 18 00 5 Richardson, Col Hill, 36 UU A.S. Wall, Eureka Suutb, 30 00 H Atwater, Moore’s Flat, 3U 00. Jas. Marriott, Bowman’s Dam,. 18 00 Jobn McBean, Washivgton, 33 00 Geo. C Shaw, Omega, " 23 25 LD. Rathburn, Cherokee, 21 OU simon Furtb, N. Sau Jaan, 3U OU Wm. Warner, Sweetland) 30 UU G. B. Newell, Birchville, 15 OU Jacob Smith, Freueb Corral, 46 50 J. Perkinpine, Rough & Ready, 35 OU J M:ntgomery Lndiau Springs, 36 00 W. L. Baldwin, Mooney Flat, 22 50 C. J. Cee, Anthony Hous, 21 8) W.d.tuil, Little York, 21 vv J. B. Frick, Lowell Hill, 15 00 ‘A. G. Turner, Hunt’s Hill, 19 75 Jobo Hassey, You Bet, 35 50 C.W. Humphries, Trackee, 30 00 Bb. F. Bacon, Boca, 18 OU mileage as Snpervisor and Road/ 1316.—-In case of the death or. ab-. the’ ons as will supply such defiojency. ae [By Telegraph, ‘Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning's Sales. 1315 Ophir 42%. 910 Mexican 23% +395 Gould & writ 13% 1105 Calffornia 5144 1910 Savage 11. 2390 Con Virginia 45 a%. 550 Crown Point 8%. 945 Yellow Jacket i6, 25. Kentuck 11. 2970 Linperial 2 80. . ° $85 Beleber 1434 ,130 Exchequer 12 75 Overman BM 425 Justice 22%4; 355 Union Cou ly Vie : . “490 ahd Brvyau 50e_ 1435 Hale& Rorsroey. 7%. 230 areal 5 ese -— $85 : 270 dulia 6% “= 4 Bullion 32. 1045. Sierra Nevada 11. _ 210° Confidence 13. ; 920 Best & Bele ther, 42% he “HOLEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S.A. EDDY, Proprietor. ~ Tourspay, November 14.b, 1876. P C Byrne, City : ,_W_H Hustler. C imney Hill — W cCommins, San Francisco J-M Lhuriman, do 8 Chafuvitz, Col Hill J # vouigomery, Moo:e’s Flat M M Mead, Sacramento ; sartin, Deer Creek : = J MdJasper, Wheatland 4 ®R Wasson, City DT Laira,do . JH Buzlee, You Bet 5 B Page , SAL Fraucisco H.W Snow, ds» E Wiliiams San Joss F Lacy, San Francisco . ON Payue, City -J Trotter, san Francisco $ .huckan’ Gity H WK Couch, Ma ysville N Smith,.Auburn Rk Mattison, Grass Valley HOTHL AKRIV ALS. : Union. vn Hotel. JACOB NAKFZIGN A, Proprietor Tuespay, November 14th, 1876.° . Dan Roche, New Yo:k —_M-CauxypvelH, Carsun, Nevada. ; JRC itlins, KK: i Ben diras, Graniteville M Andrew, Rock Creek Cuas ei hetan, Agent Royse] Marior ettes: Mark ‘hall, Loudon, tnglhind M © Metonul . ,, Canada East _Joe Muoney, Vity Frank Butta-, Grass Valley A E French, W: shington Mauuei Silva, City Doe Arcuer, San yuan Warrant in Banaruptoy. Nthe District Court of the United States for the District of California — In the matter of William B.Gilbam, a volontiry bankrupt. ‘Chis is to give notice, ‘That on the llth day of November, 1576, a Warrant in Bankruptty was ineued against the estate of Williasa B. Gilham, of Kough and Ready. in tre County of Nevada aud State of California, who has been adjudued ‘a Bankrupt on bis own petition; that the payment of any debts, and delivery of any pr perty belonging. to such Bink.uvt, to him tor his use, and the transfer of any property by tim, are forbidden by taw. That a meeting of the creditors of the sail Bankrupt, to. prove their debits, and to choose one of more assignees of his eétate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bs hol en at Reomws Nos. 25 and 26, in the builuing situated on N. E corner of Washington and Battery Streets, of the City and Coun'y of Sau Francisco, befvre samnel J. Clarke, Jun., Register, ‘on the 27th day of November, A: D. 1876, at 2 o'clock, P.M. EB: P. MARSELLUsS, z U. 8. Marshal. nl5 As Messenger, District of Cal. TO CONTRACTORS. IDS are invited for driving the N. B. G. M. Co's, tunuel, at Malakoff.— Gang necessary, 7 mn, including drill sharpener. First contract to extend for 3 months. Total distance to drive 1500 feet. For further particulars. apply te ® H, ©. PERKINS, nl>-lw Superintendent. ALLEN MINERAL SPRINGS. Moore’s Fiat, No~. 13, 1876. R. Eprror:—i deem it a duty I owe to 7 thesick and sutfering,to call the attentie of the public.to the deservedly popu. ‘Jar Allen Mincr 1 Springs, in Lake county.It is known tosome that I have been an invalid since 1863. Last May, heariny of the Allen Springs, I visited them, and was induced to give them a trial. Ina few days I felt a decided improvement, ard for the first four wecks my sympt)»ms were varicus. Sometimes worse and then better. but on the whole the feeling :f returning health was predominate. I persevered, and now am rewarded with a complete restoration to health. The waters have been analyzed by Prof. W. T. Wentzell of San Francisco, and found to contain chloride of sodinm, magnesium and potassium, bicarbonate of magnesiuin sodium, and calcium, sulphate of sodium; phosphate of iron, stlica, carbonic acid. The water is strongly aerated with carbonic acid, with the salt® sodium, and magnesium, and of iron precominating, thereroré’ thd mediviual value of the water ls superior. The location is one of the pleas .test to be found in the Coast Range; its walks are shaded by foregt trees, of fir, «pruce, live oak etc. The climate is not surpassed anywhere on the Coast, the air being ' very balmy and pure. The altitude ig about 7,500 feet above tide wat r,and the winds are broken by mountain ranges,-morth and south. The average maximum tewperature is about i>. [have known persons to visit these sptings for only three or. fuur weeks and return home cured—cured of some longstanditg complaint. In chronic cases more time is usually required to eff-ct permanest. gures, From what I have le rned ct neral waters, I am satisfied there . ure none Buperior, if equal, to the Alen Coals beate, Sulphur and sola Springs, and i gratefully and. cheerfully, without solicit ition, esrmestly reeummend them to the public patronage.” The prop: iet@rs are gentlemen, attentive to the sie yisitors, maki: ell feel al home during thei etuy withthem. — How to get ni-Sees ‘Marysville, via Colwss nd Williams; from sacramento hy raiito Wi liams; trom San Franvisco ‘via Woodland to. Wiliams, thevce by daiiy stave, 36 miles‘over » smooth mohntain road, having ben shortened, and impraved this season. nlé-lin JOHN SHEA. ———— “niz—— CHAS “StHUTy. agent: : NEVADA THEATRE _ ® TWO NIGHTS ONLY! FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 17th AND Agth. i 4 FEVGE EVENT OF THE SFASON, FIRST sf reales of the world“1 enowne ‘a VIENNA _. t Ladies’ Orchestra. The press and pubiic are unani MOUs on their menis. Ari and beévty combined The. Leader, Miss BFRIHA NUEBE Rk This Jai ly receives the hixhest mea} § from: the Cunservatogies at Paris and Leipsi }mily Korn, Lwia Bellina,M: ivaret, sel del, iher-sa Haman, } mi y Meyer, Navon.Berta Ble chsmithMre-€;-Sherrn: »atein, First Violinist #nd Concert Master, Hfronr ‘the conservat ory.of Prague; Mr. 3" Haman, the emiiient lianiet fre m the Con. servatory of .Mailens; Mr. J. Strac ke. Clarion tist, lite member of the Gilniore’s Convert Troupe; Mr. H For. i, late Bari. tone of the Strakusch :talian Opera ot New . Yors. * Entire Change of Programme Every Evening. Price of Admission No: xtra charge for Reserved Seats, Box Shee: iow Open. Reserved Seats: can be sécured at Belden’s Drug 8tore. Doors open at'7; commence'st 8 o’Glock. ‘ AnnG * The Dail NEVADA RIT I, LOCAL ‘The quantity piountaiveers ¢ almost con vince are almost entire have three whvle here, and six or shops,each one< to supply the + have in almost " We beaded ibis. éause we wish t pur people ure-b “incredible numb are now beit slaughtered. W drove being driv Cashin & Uv., 9 ley road, day be ) “such droves kee, tetrupted reguia and Naffaiger also slaughterin \ them daily at the FAIR ——AND— — IVAL! a : ILL: BE' GIVEN BY THE _ Te e e Ladies of the Episcopal Chareh, —-ON THE—— EVENINGS OF DECEMBER 6th and 7th. , There will be articles for . Sale,and-a SOCIAL: DANCE. The Last Evening. Nevada City, Nov, 9th, 18%. 2 JOE’S BULLETIN OF PRICES. EGG-NOG. TOM AND JERRY. HOT: SCOTCH, HOT IRISH. Old Sazerac. 1960... ce -quarte, rine old Whiskies.... Old Edinburg Scotca W — Meheim‘s old Dublin ect r H, idsick Champagne Califo rnin = : 50 175 1 50 i 45 wee, aaa Scans ere 1 A Old Arn y and Navy~ Sherry, imparted expressly for joe; from PUSUENG Cele Abe hea ber ee Old Ovorto Port. cpuaae ee Mkeawe = Claret—Chateau Leovilie, sya. * s Larnac. fa 2 BE PMA ois i sc cnnec ca ne 1 Chateau Larose.. } Sautsorne Graves’ superior. Old Sw nn Holland Gin, Old Jamaica Kum Bassett’s Porter. Pigs weaes Penney se Ale. cc vvass 3 a eaas ‘ All Liquors Sold Here Guaranteed to be Pure. . ,-Fine Lunch Every Day frem 11 A. M. te 11 P. M? JO. PETIT, Prop’r. Ki nil ‘dome in E,-W. CHARLES . M. D, SURGEON ane PHYSICIAN ; *“ OFFICE, 62 BROAD STRFET. esidence, Main Str et, two deors above Congregational Church. Licensed under the New Law, 4% the following shows: — . 283. vt The Board of Examiners of the Medical Society of the State of California. This is to Certify that B. W. CHARLES. M. D., holding a Diploma from St. Louis Medical College, in the State of Missouri and dated Murch 1865, is in obedience to the “Act to regulate the practice of Medicine in the State of Califcrnia,” approved Avril 3d, 1876, hereby licenced to practice Medicine and Surgery in said State, In witnéss where f we hereunto affrx our nemes and the seal of the Board, this 19th day of Septemb:r, 1876Jas. Simpson, President,H P. Babcock, Luke Kobinson, H. 8. Orme, Jus. F. Montgomery, bhosn Cushiug, C. M. Bats, Board of Exa miners. Recorded in the office of the Clerk of Ne, vada County, this 4th day of November 1876, JaMksS D. WHITE, alt . County Clerk Saat — ADJOURNED ccumnenen nent MEETING. URSUANT to a: holders of the CiT. ZENS BANK, Will meet at th: Banking House, op Bross Sreet, Nevada city, on Wednesday Evening, Nov. 15th, At 7.o’clock, P. M., for the, parsost of adopti g By-laws »nd transacting gach other bu-incss as may lawfully eos bethe sweet fure tham. “E. M. PRESTON, Bre’ Joms Parrisox , Seo’s. 7 for making la-d, commenced, auc manufactured tk mense. The q' put up here has viable reputation _and our de lers ply half the dew use Eastéra cu who has once ta Itis an ‘import us, and can. be i: The Ladi To-morrow ni ~dadies in the Vi " appear here at 1 said without -ex, greatest attractic “line that bas eve of the country, ; the two peifurm __ will be greeted The performance who have listen: sical treat in tl costumes worn t and their dewea affected. The e1 chaste and urtis lovers of good u portunity to wit formance, New Lockhart & C well with the wo to tap the New « have reached a ' hundred feet, ar . . dication of strik twenty feet furtt uow used is suf prospect the iirc Warrant it, there hoisting works ; the ground. .!] Judge think tiie . to strike a good the richegt-kiu taken out of the no doubt pleuty Will be discovere ‘Reyal » Messrs. Phelu agents of the. were in town ys Tangements for . theshow on Mo . , Wednesday eve Company are ho the Appeal has “This beantifal .bas bad a wonde last evening fur a thesten and ti Present missed a . In some scenes _ Stretch of ima that we ‘Were lou! ance of poppets a at a E good, from the o sirél troupe to Scene, which w. price of admissi: the Company ar -. We usually bear, “Rothing objectio thing. The show and we advise )). children such at -(@fen have a cha Re Bully for Ben Taylor ba * Ways considerab! + ly his way from ky. "dhe road Rear y the who) now in splendid to record such in Grass Valley Tu! képt in good rep: “double the catri, ‘the two places th eut, e

Che Daily a4 “NEVA DA CITY, CAL. panes ee will Lecepe the Siteations Leading men in both political par ties express. their deterinindtion: to stand by the result of the election; ! no matter which way it is decided, provided the result was obtained fairly; and¢ did minded meti-of both parties do not desire their candidate to win io any other way. We » & & believe nine-tenths of the people of. either purty would rather. concede the election of the oppoaing ‘candidate, than to sees resort to arms, «Fr a general revolt agninst the constitna authorities anud‘the will of: the majority, The heat of the Canvass is now over; and with it much of the bitterness. engendered By the contest. A fair ballot, the rule of, the majority, aud peace, is the de sire of mostuf the Awerican people tenets: Se eee 4 ; The Narrow Sinus Rallrodd: . “We have received the foliowing E circular : See ‘Bicnauterto, October, 1876, ‘State of Culiforuia—Office . wf the “Board of “Transportation Commix=. . sioners: Among the privcipal odjects — by the Legisliture in creting the Board of ‘Pransportation Commissioners is. the compilation of facts and~ statistics counected with the building and operations of rail-. roads in this State, aud also the ‘investigation of t eir management, especially agit affects thé” ‘Giterests og ‘their patrons and the paplio _gefierally. ee It is believed that 9a impartial investigation of this stibject will result in. substantial advant: ye to all concerned; and to tbia end this Bonrd. , ires to receive information and suggestions and statements from all who are interested. As your position has prebably led you togive more than usual at ention to the subject, there muy be matters to which. in your opinion, the attention of the Board should be called, in which event it isrequested that you Will communicate them to this Board in writing. By order of the Bourd, ; Waurer M Putures, Sec. We publish the above to: show thut the Board of Tran-portatiou Comsmissioners ure attending to the business for whith they were appointed, avd also for the purpose of publicly stating that were there forty Boards of Commissioners their services “would not be needed to correct abuses on our narrow gauge ruilroad, Our position bas been suclrthat we have been enubled to scan thé management of our roud somewhat particularly, aud we have long since voncluded that so fur as the general public is.concer ned, there can ‘not, and we believe bas not been ‘aword of fault found With the management. The dfficers of the road ate all eareful, efficientaud obliging, and have in no instance been guilty—of extortion or discrimination. The patrons “of the company find that ane~hilf -the advantages of the railroad were not realized until after its completion. Wov-are glad the Board of Commissiouers are attending to their duty, and promise to cull their attention when their services aré need= ed to oversee the management of « our local railroad. . A Mountain Orchard. T. L. Nicholson informs us that his orebard afforded an average yield. of firet class. fruit this year. He gathered about one hundred and fifty tons in all, and bas on hand at the present time about one hundred tons of choice Fall and Winter trait! ‘He has made a thousand gallons of vinegar and several barrels of cider . from ‘‘windfalls;’’ and has tons of}. them yet to work up. The market has not been very good yet, either here or over the monntains, from the fact that those having fruit for pa'erushitallintom rketat once,and then are cou p lei to sell at almcsi any price, good keepers, and will ufter a time command a good price. : “Tsinity Guild, This Society will meet on Friday evening, Nov. 18th, at the :esidence of Mrs. T. Meiv, on Broad street. A general invitation is cordially extended to all. MaGois Gapur See. Berreen ¢ oy ivnus of arrived trom morning. immigrants the Bast Saturday ‘bel. “speeches and writing telling articles ‘from the ordinary~ ullpess of life, ‘of County Judge for one term, and . Green wood Ce netery met and organNicholson’s apples are focal Brevities. forms us that the mines there—are fovking splendidly, and sre yielding rich retarus to their owners. He ays the place is the liveliest camp on the coast, All the trestles between Athens and Dutch Fiat, ou the line of’ the Central Pacific, with th® ‘exception of the one near Cape Horn, bave been filled iu, and at Places where the line of the road’ bus been changed men are at work laying the -rails, preparatory to changing the road Captain W.K. Weare, “formerly of this city, bas been © making able} 0; political matters over at Virgipia Ci y, dari: g be at ¢ mpaign. W eu . . he usei ty re ide here, be was kuown . more forjbis poetival genias than for bis political knowledge or influence, fur the reason that he did not gin\j gie mach io the filthy puvl. Preston, of the Stockton’ Herald, Bays: * liere: isa bewapaper up at wure significant. Tbe Vienna Orchestra gave a promenade concert in connection with the Virgiuin Turn Verin at their last appearance there, and the entertainment .Was ‘pronounced ~ a grand: as success by thie local press. oe “The sports and a good y oth-rs are contemplating abappy respite by the alvent” in Virginia of Jim Mace and Tom Allén, the, well known pugilists, who aré-sbortly expected there. >: Death of a Pionger Citizen, The Marysville Appeal siys:"‘Hon. . § Chas Ey Fitkins expired on the 9th instant, at his residence, after a few weeks Hlness, in his 49 h year. [wo weeks ago, next Suuday,’ bis friends paid the last. rites to Hon, Chas. E. De Long, but little ‘anticipating that so soon they would be called to bear to the grave his early friend, companion and brother, the sutject of thiv obituary. But man proposes and God disposes, and we bow to the dispensation with painful hearts. We have kuown the deceased from boyhood. -Iu bis youthful day we knew Charley as a bright and scholarly lud, the pride of his blind father und the bope of his devoted-mother. ‘He grew to munhowd in his native tuwo of Syracuse, New York, respected by all. The deceased removed to Auburn, while quite young, where~he studicd law in the office of tbe late Wm. Seward, Fitted for the practice of bis profession, the deceased, with a° num. ber of other young compunions, sought their fortunes in the new El Dorado of. the Pacific. At.an early day, with many others gone bef re him, the deceased was a practical miner, on the Yubariver. In 1851, if we are not naistaken, the deceased touk up @ permanent residence in this city, where Le has resided permanently up to the time of bis death, In all public measures deemed essential to the prosperity of this community the deceased always bore active part,and was generally among the first_to act, He filled the office at its close retired to his former position as a member of the bar with much credit and honor, Asa partisan the deceased was always outspoken ang frank in his utterances, -but his heart always beat true to his friends, and bis country’s honor and good name. The demise of Judge Filkins is a public calamity, ‘and this entire community feels the loss as irreparable. em Gola Watch ion. A ladies goldtase bunting watch, American make, was lost oa Broad street, Nevada City, on Monday last, The findér will confer a’ fuvor by leaving it at this office, nl6 ——_— -se +--+ GrreNwoop Cemetery. Monday eveniug lust the! Directors of the ized. James Bennalleck was elected President; Thomas Hodge, Treasurer, aud Cornelius Taylor, Secretary of the incurporation, Dr. S. M. Harris, A.J. . Ridge and W. D Woods were appointed an Executive Committee with instructions to comsid the Wil laws.—@. V. Union. ~~~ A GENTLEMAN telling: de-very im} probable story, aad observing one of the Company cast a doubtful -éye, “Zounds, sir,’” says he, “I saw ‘the thing happeu.”” “Lf You did,” ‘said tiie other, “IT must believe #, but I would not have believed it if I had seen it myself,’. James Prick, of Forést City, in-' B Maras called the-fron Age-—Wood-+ -. en Head would sound: as well, nnd by . Wallace’s telegram conceding Sonth conviction of Hayes’ election.” = ‘situation in the three disputed States. '} fursanother, Latest Sees, 2 the latest news : ‘Ii Florida the discrepancy between the yote for Tilden and that for the Deniperatic candidate for’ Governor deféat of the Electors of the. ‘Democracy, The excitement: is increasing at Tallatiasse:; © Prominest politicians are’ fapid'y .arriving; among theni three New York detectives. The connty-eanvass of the Florida vote has commenced. I week must elapse before the State Board cap receive the Fetarns. The Republicans say they have underestimuted thert-majority:— which usually “east 300votes, are now said to come in with 600 majorlity for Tilden. Alabamians seem to Lave voted in ‘Florida at will, and ‘when doubts of suffiéient Democratic votes being cast arose itis alleged, raids Ps ballot box destruection followed. An sislconing dispatets of Monday sbows that the Associated. Press . news gatherers are presenting the most reliable news procuruble, “oltre. fully gathering the most; authentic advices, and avoiding — a i aaeaee oe The New. York “nit cna thatthe Couover di.pateh couceding Floridato the Demoéruats,. and Bs Carolina to the Democrats, are forgeries. In New. York ealm, think’ ing men are settling down to the Basiness is seriéusly interrupted’ in New York, owing to the political [’ nucertainty now prevailing. Phe New York Times views the genera situation as cbeering to.the Republi @ans,and_ is. perfectly confident of} Governor Hayes’. election. All-the: dispatches show that the is' nochanged. Both parties claim the election, and only an official voté can decide. At Washington the ramor is that one of the Oregon Electors isa Democrat and will vote for Tilden. The St. Louis Tilden paper praises General Grang for his -orders seuding troops South. At New Orleans the situationis grave. ‘Governor Curtin thinks Louisiana—is Demccratic sed 8,000 majority. In South Carolina an injunetion on the Bourd or, Cunvassers is asked by the Deniocrats® to confine. them to purely ministerial duties. This’it is claimed will elect Wade Hampton Governor, and give the Siate to Huiyés, and electa Democratic Legislature. -Withoat an injiuction if is asserted . overwhelming evidences of frauds in five coun ties will be d veloped, and result in giving the State to Hayes, with a Republican Legislature. L. C. Carpenter, of South Carolina, telegraphs that returns~ from twenty counties are in aud suow Tilden to run behind. A rumor from Washing'on says that in Wisconsin Republican blee -: er-is beaten by a misprint in the ticket, and hence bne .Demoeratic elector is chosen. If true, this gives Tilden his. necessary one vote, and he is elected by a typographical error. Itis the opinion of Senator Morrijl that the resignation of the Vermont Elector, of his Postmastership at any time before he qualifies as an Elector, fit him to-act in the latter capacity. ae . .>-2--~— A] a — Hancep at Piay.—A sad accidert occurred at Valle de las Viej:s on Friday afternoon. Orville Bosserman a boy 12 years of age, son of Saninet} Bosserman, was accustomed to exercise on a swing, and, standing on a box, would turnthe rope under his armpits and throw himself forward with all his strength so as to make the swing rise to the greatest possible height. No one was present when’ the accident occurred* But it was evident that the rope bad slipped from under his arms and caugbt bim by the neck. He had been engaged in-conversation with his mother not more than ten minutes before the accident was discovered. She aftérwards ‘called to him from the kitchen, and, hearing no response, she went out and found him suspended by the neck and dead. — San Diego Union, — ><. THERE isa cross-eyed type setter in Buffalo who is the fastest composThe following is the ‘summary ‘of is so great as to point surely to the ; Tae “cow-boy"’ counties in. Florida+Boord of Supervisors---Special f Term. “'Torspay, Nov, 14th; 1876 ‘The Board. met pursaant to adjournment. Present a full Board. ieee Crandall? presiding. : The minutes of yesterday were read and upproved.: ‘The Board 'resamed the canv ass of the votes polled at the General Election, beld Nov. 7th, 1876, and declared the result as follows: HAYES ELECTORS. GMUIOE 6 hi cia o 2 2000 bP ee ee a 2299 McKinley =. o2s5.... 23U0 a ere per ee 2300 JeWett..ciececeserce: 2299 Ostrander: gis cess tere —_ “TILDEN , ELECTUE RS. ‘Shorb... RS Pes ye 7905 SPRGQOl spe oes eet esee. « 19U5 fe ee ee 194 Saat es 1905 Beuley. nes vi wees 1905 CTE as Se Seve ce 1904 . Total vote for Hayess...2300 es soe Tideo ees 4905 hsjoity for H. VARS. eas: 395 CONTBUOLLER,. cn Majority for Kenge! Fe in. ey CONGRESSMAN. > PAGO 2.83 os cs Seg. 2318 Carpenter......-1886 Majority for P. ge. eae: 432 SUPEKVISOR—3D ‘DISTRICT, Knotwell >.. 2.33 BAS O'Gara.. eee eee: 318 Mu jority f a Knotwell... 30 SUPERVISOR—OIH DISTRICT. THOMPEOD «s vee cess «356, Davis oc cc iii v's eee ecg et whe fF ‘~Mjority for Thompson.. .:.1. Total number of votes = in the cotinty. .4216. for demands aga’ ygt.. the egunty “paid services of Electioh Board, on the General Fund: G‘ von Schmidiborg, Nevada; $45 00 G. G. Allan, per diem, as Supervisor of District No. 1, $16. A. B. Brady, pér diem and mileage as Supervisor of Dis rict No. 2, $17 60 Win. Natter, per diem and mileage as Supervisor of District No. 4, $22 T. P. Crandall.per diem and mile}age as Supervisor and Roud Commissioner of District No. WwW. 3, $40 60. C. Richmond, per diem. and Commissioner of District No. 5; $60. The fullowing demands were ordered paid’on the Special Fund: C.H. Mitchell, for printing Great Register, $1,051 10. : James D. White, “incidental ex. penses of Clerk's office, $74 95. Board adjourned for the ‘term. = Jas. D. Wurre Clerk, By Jobn Webber Deputy. —— ae Ture coines from Oregon a wonderful story avout the discovery. of a silver mine in Wasco county. Th stories floating about tell nothing less than acres of boiling springs which, instewd of water, flow streams of chloride of silver. Ship louds of precious metal are represented to be in sight, in the shape of a soapy gray substance somewhat resembling quicksilver, The molten masses bubble and boil with eséaping gases. This is said to:be precipitated cblotide of silver, and worth $9,000 a ton, and all =. have to do is to back the wagoh up and haul it off fall of silver. i _, Tue Culifutnia Code says: ‘See. sence of an Elector ‘thosen, or in case the number of Electors from auy cause be deficiéht, the Electors then ptesent must elect, from .ertizens of the State, so many per_—~—-<>-2 > — itor in the city. While he is p icking up one type tis blinker is looking, ‘ A LITTLE boy was sent to ary a towel before the nursery fire. ““Mamma, is it done when its -brown?’” he uquired, vos \ Tbe Board ordered the following O. D. Campbell, Biue Pent, 34 25) P. H. Paynter, Grass Valley, 49 00 Wor Melarkey, Buena Vista, 21 00 P Hennessey, Allison Rineh, 35 00} Geo Litde, Forest Springs, 23.50 R. D. Skidmore, N Bloowfieid, 30 UU. P. A. Paine, Like Crty, 15 OU Richard Peurose, Relic f Hill, 18 00 5 Richardson, Col Hill, 36 UU A.S. Wall, Eureka Suutb, 30 00 H Atwater, Moore’s Flat, 3U 00. Jas. Marriott, Bowman’s Dam,. 18 00 Jobn McBean, Washivgton, 33 00 Geo. C Shaw, Omega, " 23 25 LD. Rathburn, Cherokee, 21 OU simon Furtb, N. Sau Jaan, 3U OU Wm. Warner, Sweetland) 30 UU G. B. Newell, Birchville, 15 OU Jacob Smith, Freueb Corral, 46 50 J. Perkinpine, Rough & Ready, 35 OU J M:ntgomery Lndiau Springs, 36 00 W. L. Baldwin, Mooney Flat, 22 50

C. J. Cee, Anthony Hous, 21 8) W.d.tuil, Little York, 21 vv J. B. Frick, Lowell Hill, 15 00 ‘A. G. Turner, Hunt’s Hill, 19 75 Jobo Hassey, You Bet, 35 50 C.W. Humphries, Trackee, 30 00 Bb. F. Bacon, Boca, 18 OU mileage as Snpervisor and Road/ 1316.—-In case of the death or. ab-. the’ ons as will supply such defiojency. ae [By Telegraph, ‘Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning's Sales. 1315 Ophir 42%. 910 Mexican 23% +395 Gould & writ 13% 1105 Calffornia 5144 1910 Savage 11. 2390 Con Virginia 45 a%. 550 Crown Point 8%. 945 Yellow Jacket i6, 25. Kentuck 11. 2970 Linperial 2 80. . ° $85 Beleber 1434 ,130 Exchequer 12 75 Overman BM 425 Justice 22%4; 355 Union Cou ly Vie : . “490 ahd Brvyau 50e_ 1435 Hale& Rorsroey. 7%. 230 areal 5 ese -— $85 : 270 dulia 6% “= 4 Bullion 32. 1045. Sierra Nevada 11. _ 210° Confidence 13. ; 920 Best & Bele ther, 42% he “HOLEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. S.A. EDDY, Proprietor. ~ Tourspay, November 14.b, 1876. P C Byrne, City : ,_W_H Hustler. C imney Hill — W cCommins, San Francisco J-M Lhuriman, do 8 Chafuvitz, Col Hill J # vouigomery, Moo:e’s Flat M M Mead, Sacramento ; sartin, Deer Creek : = J MdJasper, Wheatland 4 ®R Wasson, City DT Laira,do . JH Buzlee, You Bet 5 B Page , SAL Fraucisco H.W Snow, ds» E Wiliiams San Joss F Lacy, San Francisco . ON Payue, City -J Trotter, san Francisco $ .huckan’ Gity H WK Couch, Ma ysville N Smith,.Auburn Rk Mattison, Grass Valley HOTHL AKRIV ALS. : Union. vn Hotel. JACOB NAKFZIGN A, Proprietor Tuespay, November 14th, 1876.° . Dan Roche, New Yo:k —_M-CauxypvelH, Carsun, Nevada. ; JRC itlins, KK: i Ben diras, Graniteville M Andrew, Rock Creek Cuas ei hetan, Agent Royse] Marior ettes: Mark ‘hall, Loudon, tnglhind M © Metonul . ,, Canada East _Joe Muoney, Vity Frank Butta-, Grass Valley A E French, W: shington Mauuei Silva, City Doe Arcuer, San yuan Warrant in Banaruptoy. Nthe District Court of the United States for the District of California — In the matter of William B.Gilbam, a volontiry bankrupt. ‘Chis is to give notice, ‘That on the llth day of November, 1576, a Warrant in Bankruptty was ineued against the estate of Williasa B. Gilham, of Kough and Ready. in tre County of Nevada aud State of California, who has been adjudued ‘a Bankrupt on bis own petition; that the payment of any debts, and delivery of any pr perty belonging. to such Bink.uvt, to him tor his use, and the transfer of any property by tim, are forbidden by taw. That a meeting of the creditors of the sail Bankrupt, to. prove their debits, and to choose one of more assignees of his eétate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to bs hol en at Reomws Nos. 25 and 26, in the builuing situated on N. E corner of Washington and Battery Streets, of the City and Coun'y of Sau Francisco, befvre samnel J. Clarke, Jun., Register, ‘on the 27th day of November, A: D. 1876, at 2 o'clock, P.M. EB: P. MARSELLUsS, z U. 8. Marshal. nl5 As Messenger, District of Cal. TO CONTRACTORS. IDS are invited for driving the N. B. G. M. Co's, tunuel, at Malakoff.— Gang necessary, 7 mn, including drill sharpener. First contract to extend for 3 months. Total distance to drive 1500 feet. For further particulars. apply te ® H, ©. PERKINS, nl>-lw Superintendent. ALLEN MINERAL SPRINGS. Moore’s Fiat, No~. 13, 1876. R. Eprror:—i deem it a duty I owe to 7 thesick and sutfering,to call the attentie of the public.to the deservedly popu. ‘Jar Allen Mincr 1 Springs, in Lake county.It is known tosome that I have been an invalid since 1863. Last May, heariny of the Allen Springs, I visited them, and was induced to give them a trial. Ina few days I felt a decided improvement, ard for the first four wecks my sympt)»ms were varicus. Sometimes worse and then better. but on the whole the feeling :f returning health was predominate. I persevered, and now am rewarded with a complete restoration to health. The waters have been analyzed by Prof. W. T. Wentzell of San Francisco, and found to contain chloride of sodinm, magnesium and potassium, bicarbonate of magnesiuin sodium, and calcium, sulphate of sodium; phosphate of iron, stlica, carbonic acid. The water is strongly aerated with carbonic acid, with the salt® sodium, and magnesium, and of iron precominating, thereroré’ thd mediviual value of the water ls superior. The location is one of the pleas .test to be found in the Coast Range; its walks are shaded by foregt trees, of fir, «pruce, live oak etc. The climate is not surpassed anywhere on the Coast, the air being ' very balmy and pure. The altitude ig about 7,500 feet above tide wat r,and the winds are broken by mountain ranges,-morth and south. The average maximum tewperature is about i>. [have known persons to visit these sptings for only three or. fuur weeks and return home cured—cured of some longstanditg complaint. In chronic cases more time is usually required to eff-ct permanest. gures, From what I have le rned ct neral waters, I am satisfied there . ure none Buperior, if equal, to the Alen Coals beate, Sulphur and sola Springs, and i gratefully and. cheerfully, without solicit ition, esrmestly reeummend them to the public patronage.” The prop: iet@rs are gentlemen, attentive to the sie yisitors, maki: ell feel al home during thei etuy withthem. — How to get ni-Sees ‘Marysville, via Colwss nd Williams; from sacramento hy raiito Wi liams; trom San Franvisco ‘via Woodland to. Wiliams, thevce by daiiy stave, 36 miles‘over » smooth mohntain road, having ben shortened, and impraved this season. nlé-lin JOHN SHEA. ———— “niz—— CHAS “StHUTy. agent: : NEVADA THEATRE _ ® TWO NIGHTS ONLY! FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOV. 17th AND Agth. i 4 FEVGE EVENT OF THE SFASON, FIRST sf reales of the world“1 enowne ‘a VIENNA _. t Ladies’ Orchestra. The press and pubiic are unani MOUs on their menis. Ari and beévty combined The. Leader, Miss BFRIHA NUEBE Rk This Jai ly receives the hixhest mea} § from: the Cunservatogies at Paris and Leipsi }mily Korn, Lwia Bellina,M: ivaret, sel del, iher-sa Haman, } mi y Meyer, Navon..Berta Ble chsmithMre-€;-Sherrn: »atein, First Violinist #nd Concert Master, Hfronr ‘the conservat ory.of Prague; Mr. 3" Haman, the emiiient lianiet fre m the Con. servatory of .Mailens; Mr. J. Strac ke. Clarion tist, lite member of the Gilniore’s Convert Troupe; Mr. H For. i, late Bari. tone of the Strakusch :talian Opera ot New . Yors. * Entire Change of Programme Every Evening. Price of Admission No: xtra charge for Reserved Seats, Box Shee: iow Open. Reserved Seats: can be sécured at Belden’s Drug 8tore. Doors open at'7; commence'st 8 o’Glock. ‘ AnnG * The Dail NEVADA RIT I, LOCAL ‘The quantity piountaiveers ¢ almost con vince are almost entire have three whvle here, and six or shops,each one< to supply the + have in almost " We beaded ibis. éause we wish t pur people ure-b “incredible numb are now beit slaughtered. W drove being driv Cashin & Uv., 9 ley road, day be ) “such droves kee, tetrupted reguia and Naffaiger also slaughterin \ them daily at the FAIR ——AND— — IVAL! a : ILL: BE' GIVEN BY THE _ Te e e Ladies of the Episcopal Chareh, —-ON THE—— EVENINGS OF DECEMBER 6th and 7th. , There will be articles for . Sale,and-a SOCIAL: DANCE. The Last Evening. Nevada City, Nov, 9th, 18%. 2 JOE’S BULLETIN OF PRICES. EGG-NOG. TOM AND JERRY. HOT: SCOTCH, HOT IRISH. Old Sazerac. 1960..... ce -quarte, rine old Whiskies....... Old Edinburg Scotca W — Meheim‘s old Dublin ect r H, idsick Champagne Califo rnin = : 50 175 1 50 i 45 wee, aaa Scans ere 1 A Old Arn y and Navy~ Sherry, imparted expressly for joe; from PUSUENG Cele Abe hea ber ee Old Ovorto Port. cpuaae ee Mkeawe = Claret—Chateau Leovilie, sya. * s Larnac. fa 2 BE PMA ois i sc cnnec ca ne 1 Chateau Larose.... } Sautsorne Graves’ superior.. Old Sw nn Holland Gin, Old Jamaica Kum Bassett’s Porter. Pigs weaes Penney se Ale.. cc vvass 3 a eaas ‘ All Liquors Sold Here Guaranteed to be Pure. . ,-Fine Lunch Every Day frem 11 A. M. te 11 P. M? JO. PETIT, Prop’r. Ki nil ‘dome in E,-W. CHARLES . M. D, SURGEON ane PHYSICIAN ; *“ OFFICE, 62 BROAD STRFET. esidence, Main Str et, two deors above Congregational Church. Licensed under the New Law, 4% the following shows: — . 283. vt The Board of Examiners of the Medical Society of the State of California. This is to Certify that B. W. CHARLES. M. D., holding a Diploma from St. Louis Medical College, in the State of Missouri and dated Murch 1865, is in obedience to the “Act to regulate the practice of Medicine in the State of Califcrnia,” approved Avril 3d, 1876, hereby licenced to practice Medicine and Surgery in said State, In witnéss where f we hereunto affrx our nemes and the seal of the Board, this 19th day of Septemb:r, 1876Jas. Simpson, President,H P. Babcock, Luke Kobinson, H. 8. Orme, Jus. F. Montgomery, bhosn Cushiug, C. M. Bats, Board of Exa miners. Recorded in the office of the Clerk of Ne, vada County, this 4th day of November 1876, JaMksS D. WHITE, alt . County Clerk Saat — ADJOURNED ccumnenen nent MEETING. URSUANT to a: holders of the CiT. ZENS BANK, Will meet at th: Banking House, op Bross Sreet, Nevada city, on Wednesday Evening, Nov. 15th, At 7.o’clock, P. M., for the, parsost of adopti g By-laws »nd transacting gach other bu-incss as may lawfully eos bethe sweet fure tham. “E. M. PRESTON, Bre’ Joms Parrisox , Seo’s. 7 for making la-d, commenced, auc manufactured tk mense. The q' put up here has viable reputation _and our de lers ply half the dew use Eastéra cu who has once ta Itis an ‘import us, and can. be i: The Ladi To-morrow ni ~dadies in the Vi " appear here at 1 said without -ex, greatest attractic “line that bas eve of the country, ; the two peifurm __ will be greeted The performance who have listen: sical treat in tl costumes worn t and their dewea affected. The e1 chaste and urtis lovers of good u portunity to wit formance, New Lockhart & C well with the wo to tap the New « have reached a ' hundred feet, ar . . dication of strik twenty feet furtt uow used is suf prospect the iirc Warrant it, there hoisting works ; the ground. .!] Judge think tiie . to strike a good the richegt-kiu taken out of the no doubt pleuty Will be discovere ‘Reyal » Messrs. Phelu agents of the. were in town ys Tangements for . theshow on Mo . , Wednesday eve Company are ho the Appeal has “This beantifal .bas bad a wonde last evening fur a thesten and ti Present missed a . In some scenes _ Stretch of ima that we ‘Were lou! ance of poppets a at a E good, from the o sirél troupe to Scene, which w. price of admissi: the Company ar -. We usually bear, “Rothing objectio thing. The show and we advise )). children such at -(@fen have a cha Re Bully for Ben Taylor ba * Ways considerab! + ly his way from ky. "dhe road Rear y the who) now in splendid to record such in Grass Valley Tu! képt in good rep: “double the catri, ‘the two places th eut, e