November 2, 1877 (4 pages)

Bie epee NEVADA CITY. CAl. Friday, atin 2, 1877. PERT ETT SI GEO. M, MOTT is onr only author$zedAgeut in Sacramento, He will re ‘ceive Advertisenients and Subscriptions for theTRANSCRIPT, and receipt — us in . Our RamMe, ‘Dogs. What a fruitful theme is this!and especially now that the great Bench Show isin full operation at the Metropolis, We ate informed that the canines have comé in by the hundred, and that the affair opened with & most delightful “concert of barks, yelps, snatls, growls, whines, cries, moans and howls, *Man’s faithful friend is there represented by the diminutive half-pounder, ' whose blanket of soft wool seems heavy on him, ana by the tremendous mastiff, as large as a small cow, The epitz dog is there, ready at all times totakea hand with his teeth, and the. bulldogs exhibit great regret that they are not permitted to seize spectators by the throat. What great benefit is to be derived from this caninical assembly, we are not quite able to see, unless: it be the "putting of-a few dollars into the pockets of the exhibitors. But be that as it may, everybody now must be ready to éxpress himself ina very wise manner in regard to erigin, dee scent, anatomy, character and. his‘tory of all hinds and species and’ varieties of dogs ad infinitum. It will be dog at breakfast and dog at lunch and dog at the-party and dog at the ‘bar and dog at the school room, and we should not be surprised if some enterprising minister should announce as a. drawing text—' Beware of dogs,” and de-. scant ou the evil results of visiting Bench Shows, All the natural histories and story books and old newspaper files will be overhauled in orA Valuable Industry. : large scale of White lead, generally known says the tained in the extraction of. silve ped to the Kast; passing through va rious hands, © cost of product. lead and its manufacturere. not far distant. in any other section. our merchants and the public. gives employment to an army o mense amount of capital. an inipetus to the trade, fluence on the country’s scarcely be realized as yet, Freight’ at the Depot, ed persons: A new and valuable local industry has been introduced into this} Winnemucca on Wednesday bust, State by the well-known paint and oil house of Whittier, Fuller &-Co., of. Sacramento and San Franciseo™ Inthe last ‘named city they have commenced the manufacture on a It is not Sap Francisco Commercial Herald, that immense quantities of lead are obores. . Most of this went to waste, and whatever . was secured was shipthas increasing the In New York city a year ago, the cost of.white lead was about 7 to 74 cents per: pound; the influx of white lead from: this coast has reduced it to 4and 44 cents. This is an indication of the near future when California shall be. able to supply the whole world with raw . It is but a question of time, and that, too, Our railroad and shipping facilities are first-class, and our merchants as enterprising as Home manaufacturers should be encouraged by The manufacture of lead in all its forms men and the investment of an imThis is strictly a Pacific Coast industry, and its cosmopolitan influence must give whose in* good can The new white lead factory is on Tremont street, San Francisco, running through Beale, and is built of brick, is three stories high and covers an area of two water lots, or in other words, has a frontage of 45.10 on both streets and a depth of 275 feet. Freight was received yesterday and the day before for the following namRobert H. Crogier was executed at for tae murder of Charles Silverstein, slias Moutana Charley, for-mérly of Sacramento, in # dance~ house affray in Eiko last Jaouary. He exhibited extraordiuvary nerve, and walked to the scuffuld apparenily lesa concerned than the “Rey ,. Lrousdale, the officers and others who were admitted to the jail-yard Before the trap was sprauug, Crozier said: “I say this, my frieods: I aw shortly to be lanuched into eternity for a crime. 1 did not commit—a mur‘der I did not commit. I die, be lieving tuyere is justice beyond ‘tue gtave—u tribunal where taere is no corruption aud where money is not required. . iose my life because 1 had no money. I hope_for a better, life. I say, my friends, steer clear of my course. The ways I followed brougbt me to this deom. you will all profit by my fate. jy friends, is all: Exhave to say.’ . Rev. Mr. Trousdale made an im pressive prayer,-and, joined by Crozier, sang, “‘L’m Guing Home to Die no More,” : r I bope oo Returned. Wm. Powell, of the Union Hotel f Saloon. returned a few days ago from the lower part of the State. He visited Los Angeles, San Bernardino and other towns to ascertain if a better place could be found for business than Nevada City, and has come to the conclusion that there is not, and he will remain here. Onthe train at Colton, Mr. Powell met Mr. Jacobs, who resided here for several months, and who is now superintendent of a mine in Arizona, ‘called the ‘“ Stonewall Jackson.” Jacobs informed Mr. Powell that the mine above referred to was in a mining district. about 60 miles north-west of florence, and the last two weeks it was worked it yielded $52,000. in silver. The depth .of the mine-is‘only 55 Swang inte Eternity. . brats 7 Thanksgiving ProclamationUnited States-ofAmerica—proclamation: The complete circle of Summer and Winter,seed time and harvest, bas brougha to us the accustomed season at whieh religious people,celebrate with praise and thankspiving the endearing mercy of Alunighty God. Thiedevont and public confession of the dependence of man upon the Divine Father. for all the good gifts of life and health, of peace and happiness, so early in our history made a habit of our people, fiuds in the survey of the past year new. grounds for its joyful and grateful wmanifestation. In all the blessings. which depend upon beniguant ‘seasons, this has, indeed, been a memorable year. ‘Over-a wide territory ourcountry, with all its diversity of avil, and climate, and products, the earth has yielded a bountitul retern to the husbandman The bealth of the people has been b.ighted by no prevalent or widespread disaster. No great disasters of shipwreck upon our coasts, or to our cOmme;rcg,.UpOR the seas, have brought loss and hardships to merchants and mariners, agi c,ouded the happiness of the community with’. sympathetic sorrow. In all that concerns our strength and peace and greatness asa nation; in all that affects the character and disposition of our people, and tests our capacity to enjoy and uphold the equai and tree condition of society now permanent. and universal throughout the land, the experience of last year is conspicuously marked. by the protecting providence ot God, aud is full of promise and hope for coming generations. Un er a sense of these infinite obligations to the Great Rulet of times: and seasons and events, let us humbly ascribe it to our own faults and frailities if any Cegree of that perfect concord of happiness, peace and justice,which such great mercies should diffuse through the hearta and Ives of our people, do not altoge:her, and always, and everywhere, prevail. Let us with one spirit. and one voice lift up praise and thanksgiving to God for His manifold goodness to our land, His manifest care for our vation, Now, therefore, I, Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States, do appoint Thursday, the 29th day'of November next, as a day ot national thanksgiving and prayer, ‘and I earnestly recomimend that, withdrawing themselves from secular labors, the people of the United “¢ Assessment Hotice;— ‘NION GRAVEL . MINING ‘COMPANY— Location of. principai place of Business, San Francisco, Cal.fornie. Logation of works, ‘Colunibia H Hill, Nevada county, ernia. Notice is: hereby givgn that at a meeting of the Board of Direc’ . -neld on the 40th day of Cct., 1877, an assessment, (ON0, 15) of-One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock of. the Cerporation, payable immediately in Dnited S.ates gold coin, to the pgenceet at the office of the Company, 320 Sansome dt., San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this axsessment shill remain unpaid on the 30th day of Dec. 1877, will’be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be gold on: Friday, the 26th day of December, 1877, with costs of advertising and expenses ot Sale, M. F. GAME, Secretary. Offive—320 Sinsome dtreet, San Franvcis0, ‘sl. . td No 919. ing Cl}. Claim, UNITED STATES 1 LAND OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cai. Oct. 27, 187 y H IN pvet is hereby given, that. the Erie Mining Company,a Corporation, whose Post Office is San’ Francisco, Cal., has. made application for Patent for 1,500 linear feet of the Holland Quartz Mine, bearing fold, and mill site contiguous, with surface grouud 600 feet in width . sit uate in Mining District, Nevada county, Caiifornia, and described “im-theplat aud field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at the ne corner of the claims, upost marked EN EHio mound, from which a pine tree 12in. diam. bears N83? £ .30 chains and the \% sec cor bet secs 16 and 21,1718 N Rll E, Mt D M bears N 28%° EI5.76 chains. Thence. var 16> 15’ E, 81° E 22.72 chains SE cota r of claim, being NE eor of Oliver location, set Stake marked EK 8 E H and. E N EO,in mound, from which a-.red fir tree 16 in. diam -bears S1}s° E .09 chains. ‘Lhence 8 30}6S W 9.09 chains SW cor cla m. being the NW cor Oliver location, set post marked ES -W H, in mound. 1432 W 22.72 chains NW corner of claim, set post ‘inarked E N W H from which a sugar pine 4 ft diam bears 844° EB .24 chains. Thence N 884° E 9.09 chains to Place: of beginning, containing 20.65 acres. Survey of MIll Site, : Commenciig at the SW corner of the Hollaid location, on Erie Quartz Claim, astake marked EM SH F &£, said stake being the the NE cor of the Oliver Mili site, and the NW cor of the Oliver location, Erie Quartz Claim. Thence var 164° kh, 5 8336>-W 5-chains to SWeor of Mill site, being the NW cor Olive Mill site. niarked stake EMS HS W. Thence N 1362 W 10 chains to NW cor Mill site, set stake marked EMSHWNW, in mound. Thence N 884g° ES chains to NE cor Mill site, set stake marked EMSHN E,in mound, on West line Holland Quartz Claim. Therce 81> 1.10 chains to place of beginuing, containing 5 acres, tna desigpated as Lots Nos. 46 A and 46 B in sec 211 18N,R11¢, Mt D B and M. Said location was made by 'J.L. Holland June 16, 1873, and recorded to pay the delinquent assessment. together : Application fora Patent to MinEhenee N . SILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Street Nevada e "a = oer. Te FAVORITE ae a ed a reputation as a strictly & gain. FIRST CLASS HOUSE, : In. every respect,the proprietor begs to calj attention to the following choice brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Crown Noble Bourbon W hisky._. Crown, Cabinet Bourbon Whisky, old Rye Whisky. Old Hennessy Brandy. Old Holland Gin. Scotch “Whisky: Jainaica’and Santa Cruz Rum. Chas. Heidsick Champagne. Green Seal Champagne. Tennent’s Ale, ” Guinness’ Porter. CIGARS. Brand, “Silver Palace.”’ F pecial: Fancy Drinks, Hot and Cold, Prepared to suit the tastes of all, Choice Cased Liquors al. ways on-hand for family — bestowed, and hoping to merit its continuance by fair and gentlemanly » dealing with all, I remain, Very truly yours, J G. HARTWELL, Nevada City, Oct. 5th, 1877 THE GOLD ROOM. Dublin Irish Whisky, 1! Thankful for the liberal patronsg a ‘and medicinal ptirposes, 4 The Dw NEVAD. LOCA Abe. Hansor ebange Hotel, peautifal safe, Hall Safe Co. The Grand ¢ next. The San Fra going t> desire body wants to just as soon as or thribble thi the people. go cinched. ~ ——~ Yesterday vy day, #jBthe condition. To-vight at great bon bon it. Large crc ‘anee. .Remen "The Chronic ley, of this o fight for Mark States Sen. tor * Mr. Dulac, . garden, who with erysipela A fine piece the New Eugl. tion at the Un Prof, Crosb duction Com; he expects to ready for work Shortly there works will be words, about is thuught all fall operation Foar prisor Jail are now a Sagar Loaf. Dextar Ridley Nineteen ¢¢ * jn hauling fre: tae Ridge. ' Teams are g -on Broad stre Sous in the mining recor?a of Nevada County. —_ : : der to, present fresh and enter-. w, Wolf, G. E, Turner, Weber &+. fet; and the length of the claim is ee eset eae meee, Pe MAI site wae Jocated July 28, 1877 ae THOMAS WILLIAMS are $0 many taining anecdotes and incjdents . Qhaty, Buhring & Co., SanJuan, W. . 800 feet, which is ‘fully developed . tbere give thanks aud praise. to parchase, Adjoining ¢luimants go po é pStiederi atti about dog life and dog nature! J Johnston, F. G. Guild, J‘ Senner, . Mr. Jacobs sent ns, by Mr. Powell, a . Almighty God for his mercies, and yi Quartz Mine on the South. ee) ee eee ae ap triaee cade: and dog sagacity, until the! gnurtlife’ & Jamison, : devoutly beseech their continuance. . terete ere ne holding any adverse élsime K. Casper aud a dog was boantifel specimen jon tee wine thereto are hereby required to present the will be kept constantly on hand none buy, wate : . same before this cffice. within sixty days very books in our hands will become In witness whereof, etc, the best of Jackson & Richards, John Jack, considerably. ; and it is almost pure native silver. from the first day ot publishing hereof. J ae See. oe, dog-eared, and men will go about! Harris & Co., San Juan, M. Simon, not = B.S. Bam. pee McFAKLAND, Kegister. bees" ES Union wii pl —— : ’ » M.S : ay @ Haven; & F, Acty's. ~ _ALES, ie ° Preece everyone : them with a North Bloomfield, W. C. Groves The Largest, Mirror. Tue marriage of King Alfonso, of LIQUORS, a a¥ ogged expression of countenance, . American Mining Co., C. E. Mulloy,. The boss lookingglass, that is to Spain, has been fixed for January * No, 915. é and CIGARS. =: and poets will write nothing but Republican Mine, W. H. Gleman . 8ay, the largest mirror in the State . 934, Application for a Patent to a oe Ew Good doggerel. We hope that in the! pjjocene Mining Co., Forest City, . of Nevada, says the Gold Hill News, Mining Claim. JOSEPH V. PETTIT ——_ IMPOR1 general resurrection of dog stories Nevada Gas Co., T. P. Crandall & is at Aaron Hooper’ 8 Eldorado SuHOTEL ARRIVALS. . She: — Ge enc bls ok — the one in regard to thé sad fate of. Co., North Bloomfield, Manhire & . loon, in the International building, *‘Secsamente, al. Oct. 9f, 4001. } the Pubiic can rest assured that it n the one who got into bad company, . Hicks, SanJduan, Bubring & Chis-, Virginia City. It is eleven feet six National Exchange Hotel. iN GEIOE ts _hesehy ahve) That she eo bai yee ge ag ‘Y , At the recen will not be forgotten, and that the} holm, San Juan, P. H. Belden, ‘A. inches in length by nine feet six A. H HANSON, Proprietor. . Whose Post Offive is San #rancisco, Calitora ce Chapter of celebrated quotation from Shakes-. Eisen & Co., J. W. Downing, A, “tiinches in width or hight. Barney : Bid analy — 31st, 1877." . Pp aN pre lieudtone thea Ne pet a oe = dtar, which eare or some. other equally. Blumberg, Hagerty & Co., Moore's Clark, who had the same saloon a ty us Hionusten Oubua tase Gamar pear ged pia ts gatallrar gy Soggy ip ro Nevada, Got, 000 aber bacearres oe writer in regurd to ‘‘Lray, . Flat, A. A. Smith, North Bloomfield, . few yeaas ago, imported a large mir. F Hathaway, City . E Buck, San Juan situate in Mining District, Nevada county, ed Grand Tre J Pierce, San Juan AP Clark, Quak Hill J F Parsons, Bloom GD McLean, Sweet E Northup, San Juan OE Martyn & w,SF Robt Carter, City JH Keyes & w, City Wm ERiley,San Fran Wm McLanghlin, J L McKenney, SnoP D Tuttle, G Valley 8. Wiggins, Grass Val D Nichols ,Spencevil D Faibert Wheatland WF Anderson, 8 F M Gieen, San Fran G Fletcher. G Valley G Brady, Dutch Flat A Goldin Dutch Flat weetheartand Blanche,’’ will not be allowed to remain unused. There is also a goud thing in the preface of Scott’s ‘“Ludy of the Lake,’’ which might be used with success by any newspaper editor or reporter who California, and described inthe plat and field notes on file in this office, as tc llews, viz; a John German, San Juan,P. Graham, Milton M. Co., Yet Wah, J. H. Brown, San Juin, Buhriag & Co., San Juan, D. Cofer, A. Tam, W. A. Sigourney, Kwong Tie, Naffziger & Powell, F. Duvon, M. C. Kelly, Yik ror, ata tremendous cost, from Sacramento. It was somewhat smaller than this one of. Hooper’s, and we believe was destroyed in the big fire of two yearsago. Itis worth taking quitea walk, as well asa drink, to year. As the connected wit whieh the Tr: it shows that ah eXulied . Chapter and « ELEGANT GOODS. JUST RECEIVED. B. H. MILLER, Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at the NE cornen of the Claim, set post marked bh N EO in mound, i from which.ared fir tree 16 in dia bears 5 13°, E.9vu chs, and the ᠀ sec corner bet secs 16 aid 21, T1ISN,KUE,MDBM bears N 10%> rs $7.28 chains; thence var ‘ ' : : : } : are So oe lady, in selec’ “ oint a moral or see that magnificent mirror. C Garratt, Wisconsin D Desmond, Vity 16% 2 K, 87% 2K, 22.72 chains; descend : y, elec might wk to point 1 * ving. . ares e : ite, Gusenaey n. Obie . <. couiks Bork at Baceenen’ateenhnes aake AS JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE bce tad adorn afail.’’ It runs in this wise: a ; me “tiie mas aa cMuilin, marked KE 5 E O in bed of creek, from STUCK OF THE . “ : ; reparing for Busines.s as ooting Guns, ore which a cedar tree 20 in dia bears N 32° K ; ‘. i It —_ 1s determined to make a i : ; ae ini-H . . .15 chains; thence 8.8845 E9.09 chains; 8 FINEST CLOTHING ] noise in the world, he is as sure to. On and after Nov. Ist., and unti,} ‘Lhe Martini-Heury , rifle, with HOTEL ARRIVALS . W cor claims, set stake markea & 8 WO in : : encounter abuse and ridicule as he. the Ist of next August, says the} which the Turks arejarmed,is the well — of eee, Sn eee 98 Oak 8 Ever brought to this city. It conslsts of Hon, Wm, : : : : : n dia $ 14°. W .11 chains dist,a cedar 16 ia & yhisses “who galops furiously through a yilRecord; it will be lawful to catch sal=. known Henry rifle of America, -wittr} Union Hotel. —--_—. aia N 38> E.21 chs dist, a spruce wags : : yman elect spruce : 20 in Gia 38 80° .E 13 chs dist, N 135° W 22.72 chs; N_W cor claims and N E cor mill Bite, set stake marked E N W O in mound, N 8835 E, 9.09 chains to place of beginning, aud containing 20 65-1uU0 acres, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Propt letor. ~ Wrpngspay, October 31st. 1877. J Muilen, You Bet AO Covert,San Fran Wm Downfe,€cn M_ K Casper, San Fran some improvements by Martini. It is believed to be the best weapon in use by any army. . It’will carry accurately lige myst reckon on being followed by all the curs in full.cry,’’ The fayorite song will now be, ‘‘O where mon in the ‘waters of this State, and the fishermen are preparing for busihess, though the run is probably Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Bootsand arrived in thi ~evening last, one term ag D . ~ Shoes, -etc. : : ” : ‘aaa , Bo MBY k, Ind 5 Mill Sit count: : is mine legtle dog,” and the favorite . nearly over for this fall, We notice . up to 1800 yards—over a mile—while Thos Melony. Wash pi een de re condiment ate Pr cone ct tase Deke Ree a as : y, and w adage “Love me love my dog,” while . * that the proprietors of the canning . the accurate range of the Prassian. £ © Tonipkins,B V Mrs E.O Tompkins, . quartz claim, Oliver location, a post mark. 4, pci natin oe acl snd those @ resided he all sorts of merchandise will be ad-. establishment in our neighboring . needle-gun is not over 700 yards. As . ) # ee ee mane co oneal. =. fioow: prog bagged Reg. Ug want of anything iu my line should nd hearty baud-s vertised as ‘‘dog cheap.” We hope. town of Washington are not unly. many as 60 shots a minute have been . & Austia, Bear River H Stein, San Frau . set stake marked E MSO M W, from Shich ae ee ee We wold atte Weduesday e nobody, however, will go so far as about to construct a little steamer to . fired from the Martini-Henri gun 4.3 Gossard, Poneenred Fit peeve Or thence S 14° E io cheton SW ‘cor mili . !owest living rates. -he had not los to allow himself to be, bitten by a} facilitate theit business, bat propose without taking aim, and 30 shots a 3 Seer Wor = ee won ss, Ot sane aoege LS SLA . iu monnd, : B. H. MILLER, ty among the . mad dog, just for the sake’ of seeing to increase the size of their, cannery minute have been fired at a tirget . J EByan City HA Hanly, City chs; thence N 58° E5 chains, 8 E corner B ‘id : : "how it feels 9 have the hydrophobia, . to double its’ present proportions, It. with a reasonable degree of success ‘ine Pace A teehee Mise B Png, Allegh maund. ce Wank lie of Bele ace apg Nevada, O _ — paps or and that the impending furore will . 1s evident that the canning of salmon . in hitting it. Trials of fast firing . . ea = ; poisons ase Cag” a pags u — 18 > bee ere . Three Car L not recult in an increase of the vile. on the Sacramento is about to be-. from a number of rifles have resulted Consumption Cured, 142 W 10 chains to ieee Sf beginning, at the IMPO curs which infest our streets, kill oar . come an industry so extensive that, . in an average for the Loper of 50/ An old physician retired from act: . Noe 4s kond 45 Be im cectnn ai Towne NAFFZIGER & EUSTS, sheep, frighten our children, and . in order to keep the supply of fish shots a minute; Martini-Henri, forty; ive practice, ba ving bad placed in ship 18 North, Rangé-11 East, Mt. Diablo THE } wre make night hideous. with their tar-. equal to the dsmaid, be Legislature Westley Richards thirty-eight; Remee ee _ — ot Te Onvae fess ta, tethene "PROPRIETORS OF et turian howlings. If we are going to. will have to considerably increase ington thirty; French Chassepot z P 8*. recorded in the mining records of Nevada ; d gs. going = i Sas Maal A ied : etable remedy for the speedy and per-. county. The mill site was located by W. Union Market, Neva & Atten “have an increase in the number of . the appropriation for cerrying on the . 2!Deteen; Ler an ( ussian) eighteen . manent care of Consumption, Bror-. Letts Oliver, July 28, 187;. fhe applicant AVE NOW ON HAND of their owl There will } Canina, let it be of the kind that are. work of artiticia] hatching. and the needle-guu nine, The cock-. echitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all claime y Burchase. bflcioing claimH po a ’ a 6 bale always ready to pull little boys out m3 ipe ing arrangements of the Chassepot . Throat and Lung affections, also — ahaa ead = oo J That Cewhiding Affair. . ae wed tiadun ase tase alot ie ac. ositive aud radical cure for General . “ai; persons holding any adverse aielie NEW LARD, Hose Go. No. of the water, or the little rats out of Tt ia interedtine ti as = Io a y ebility and all nervous complaints, . thereto sre required to present the sae November 24 their hiding-places, or of those. q. 18 Interesting to Dosice the con-. tion, ‘This is kind of a weapon the . a(ter having throughly tested its won. bétore this office within sixty days from . which they offer for gale in quantities “i which pul men dut of the snow, pat flicting opinions regarding tbe/ Russians ure driving their heavy. derfully cureative powers in . Se arst eT acral ae ker suit. In a short time they will have arp. B en . ‘Lynch-Carothers affair in Ukiah. . . i is evi thousands of cases, feels it his duty to come before t. them on their backs, and carry them muanynn tn front Of Thin ovidem that ke it k to ‘bi ffering fel sociales mragicetee nese HAMS and BACON, toa place of safety, As for lup-dogs Mrs. Lyneh i ” ‘ingularly lacking in they have not a shallow of success by ieee. : The realine will a se y oe 7 ; By . .and auch; let eome physie be ‘quickly sympathy, both in her chastisement direct attack, A single line of Turks . of charge, to all who desire it, with SOCIAL PARTY Of their own~ manufacture. ‘Ther se 5 thrown to them, of a kind thut is no and io the failure of the jury t> cou-. ean slay'all the Russiang that can be . fall directions for preparing and suc: : keep ou hand, at all times, the OR less powerful than strychnine viet Carothers for his admitted &8-} placed before them. The Russians cessfully using. Address with onan p : — BEEF PORE, MUTTON, VEAL ~~ é sault upon the woman, the general) must develop a new system of tactics. ae ong he : o x. oe : , ‘ Cholee ® *. Wane Pears. opinion being ~that, severe as her} ; wes ? Pa. i . at “A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY BAUBAGES, -. 2 I am rece ics We found on our table, yesterday, panishment bas been, it was quit?) Tue St.Louis Times says the WILL BB GIVEN AT THE RESchoicest fresh morning, six large, Inacious ooking deserved, and she has but reaped the} present Chaplain of the House of — IDENCEOF -—_—y. Give us acall, if = want ~ ‘the best butie peara, They were of the “Duchesse . Ybit!wind for her own wind sowing. Representatives. was once a shoenice in our line. 030 Of Angouleuns’” variety, and were. TB@ tact is, Mrs, Lynch unsexed her-. maker in West Virginia, and it wos SPECIAL MEETING. ‘SOHN McGIBBONS, . . xayruomn « rsTis ais raised in the garden of Felix Gillet, self in her unwarranted attack UPOn. hile be. was working at-his trade ‘‘ Dees evada, en en : on Avistocracy Hill, The pears are pgp re Petiael person of. that he learned to minister to souls Nevada Gravel ravel Mining Co. CONTRACT TO LET. All number #. Curothers, and thereby renderthe finest we have ever seen around! 04 herself amenuble to y ce Weer. SUECIALMRBTING OF TRESTOCK. Thursday Evening. Nov. lst: co OT to run 95 feet of tan -.Canvas Hose _here, and look too woot to eat, same pu 3 —— : holders of Nevada Gra’ eet and 5 feet wide, _ and 19 Main punishment that would be will be he Office “the ng re meted out ue be held at the of the ps work will be let to sede bee paper Am ma "pict Galle i" Biaaacaaioied , in the National * -e . bidaer who will do thé work Soni : Kars is completely invested, andj ¢r << the] t's nomination ef John [iG ae Revenine a California, . WE SR eer ot ee Panty Levee ’ Gross Tergukasoff has occupied S iarcotevin = aioe she ams Hoyt, of a Governor of] Twovo’clock P. M., for the purpose of oa on : ‘Seay : ier: oa Terms reas Baga j profit by her ‘lesson, . _ Arlagua, : ozita ne PhANOLs HANSON, President. Nevada City, Oot, 17, 1877, Nevada City, Vet. 5 5 oe ‘ » . g A a ” ; Vs . 4 ry PEE, .

Bie epee NEVADA CITY. CAl. Friday, atin 2, 1877. PERT ETT SI GEO. M, MOTT is onr only author$zedAgeut in Sacramento, He will re ‘ceive Advertisenients and Subscriptions for theTRANSCRIPT, and receipt — us in . Our RamMe, ‘Dogs. What a fruitful theme is this!and especially now that the great Bench Show isin full operation at the Metropolis, We ate informed that the canines have comé in by the hundred, and that the affair opened with & most delightful “concert of barks, yelps, snatls, growls, whines, cries, moans and howls, *Man’s faithful friend is there represented by the diminutive half-pounder, ' whose blanket of soft wool seems heavy on him, ana by the tremendous mastiff, as large as a small cow, The epitz dog is there, ready at all times totakea hand with his teeth, and the. bulldogs exhibit great regret that they are not permitted to seize spectators by the throat. What great benefit is to be derived from this caninical assembly, we are not quite able to see, unless: it be the "putting of-a few dollars into the pockets of the exhibitors. But be that as it may, everybody now must be ready to éxpress himself ina very wise manner in regard to erigin, dee scent, anatomy, character and. his‘tory of all hinds and species and’ varieties of dogs ad infinitum. It will be dog at breakfast and dog at lunch and dog at the-party and dog at the ‘bar and dog at the school room, and we should not be surprised if some enterprising minister should announce as a. drawing text—' Beware of dogs,” and de-. scant ou the evil results of visiting Bench Shows, All the natural histories and story books and old newspaper files will be overhauled in orA Valuable Industry. : large scale of White lead, generally known says the tained in the extraction of. silve ped to the Kast; passing through va rious hands, © cost of product. lead and its manufacturere. not far distant. in any other section. our merchants and the public. gives employment to an army o mense amount of capital. an inipetus to the trade, fluence on the country’s scarcely be realized as yet, Freight’ at the Depot, ed persons: A new and valuable local industry has been introduced into this} Winnemucca on Wednesday bust, State by the well-known paint and oil house of Whittier, Fuller &-Co., of. Sacramento and San Franciseo™ Inthe last ‘named city they have commenced the manufacture on a It is not Sap Francisco Commercial Herald, that immense quantities of lead are obores. . Most of this went to waste, and whatever . was secured was shipthas increasing the In New York city a year ago, the cost of.white lead was about 7 to 74 cents per: pound; the influx of white lead from: this coast has reduced it to 4and 44 cents. This is an indication of the near future when California shall be. able to supply the whole world with raw . It is but a question of time, and that, too, Our railroad and shipping facilities are first-class, and our merchants as enterprising as Home manaufacturers should be encouraged by The manufacture of lead in all its forms men and the investment of an imThis is strictly a Pacific Coast industry, and its cosmopolitan influence must give whose in* good can The new white lead factory is on Tremont street, San Francisco, running through Beale, and is built of brick, is three stories high and covers an area of two water lots, or in other words, has a frontage of 45.10 on both streets and a depth of 275 feet. Freight was received yesterday and the day before for the following namRobert H. Crogier was executed at for tae murder of Charles Silverstein, slias Moutana Charley, for-mérly of Sacramento, in # dance~ house affray in Eiko last Jaouary. He exhibited extraordiuvary nerve, and walked to the scuffuld apparenily lesa concerned than the “Rey ,. Lrousdale, the officers and others who were admitted to the jail-yard Before the trap was sprauug, Crozier said: “I say this, my frieods: I aw shortly to be lanuched into eternity for a crime. 1 did not commit—a mur‘der I did not commit. I die, be lieving tuyere is justice beyond ‘tue gtave—u tribunal where taere is no corruption aud where money is not required. . iose my life because 1 had no money. I hope_for a better, life. I say, my friends, steer clear of my course.. The ways I followed brougbt me to this deom. you will all profit by my fate. jy friends, is all: Exhave to say.’ . Rev. Mr. Trousdale made an im pressive prayer,-and, joined by Crozier, sang, “‘L’m Guing Home to Die no More,” : r I bope oo Returned. Wm. Powell, of the Union Hotel f Saloon. returned a few days ago from the lower part of the State. He visited Los Angeles, San Bernardino and other towns to ascertain if a better place could be found for business than Nevada City, and has come to the conclusion that there is not, and he will remain here. Onthe train at Colton, Mr. Powell met Mr. Jacobs, who resided here for several months, and who is now superintendent of a mine in Arizona, ‘called the ‘“ Stonewall Jackson.” Jacobs informed Mr. Powell that the mine above referred to was in a mining district. about 60 miles north-west of florence, and the last two weeks it was worked it yielded $52,000. in silver. The depth .of the mine-is‘only 55 Swang inte Eternity. .. brats 7 Thanksgiving ProclamationUnited States-ofAmerica—proclamation: The complete circle of Summer and Winter,seed time and harvest, bas brougha to us the accustomed season at whieh religious people,celebrate with praise and thankspiving the endearing mercy of Alunighty God. Thiedevont and public confession of the dependence of man upon the Divine Father. for all the good gifts of life and health, of peace and happiness, so early in our history made a habit of our people, fiuds in the survey of the past year new. grounds for its joyful and grateful wmanifestation. In all the blessings. which depend upon beniguant ‘seasons, this has, indeed, been a memorable year. ‘Over-a wide territory ourcountry, with all its diversity of avil, and climate, and products, the earth has yielded a bountitul retern to the husbandman The bealth of the people has been b.ighted by no prevalent or widespread disaster. No great disasters of shipwreck upon our coasts, or to our cOmme;rcg,.UpOR the seas, have brought loss and hardships to merchants and mariners, agi c,ouded the happiness of the community with’. sympathetic sorrow. In all that concerns our strength and peace and greatness asa nation; in all that affects the character and disposition of our people, and tests our capacity to enjoy and uphold the equai and tree condition of society now permanent. and universal throughout the land, the experience of last year is conspicuously marked. by the protecting providence ot God, aud is full of promise and hope for coming generations. Un er a sense of these infinite obligations to the Great Rulet of times: and seasons and events, let us humbly ascribe it to our own faults and frailities if any Cegree of that perfect concord of happiness, peace and justice,which such great mercies should diffuse through the hearta and Ives of our people, do not altoge:her, and always, and everywhere, prevail. Let us with one spirit. and one voice lift up praise and thanksgiving to God for His manifold goodness to our land, His manifest care for our vation, Now, therefore, I, Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States, do appoint Thursday, the 29th day'of November next, as a day ot national thanksgiving and prayer, ‘and I earnestly recomimend that, withdrawing themselves from secular labors, the people of the United “¢ Assessment Hotice;— ‘NION GRAVEL . MINING ‘COMPANY— Location of. principai place of Business, San Francisco, Cal.fornie. Logation of works, ‘Colunibia H Hill, Nevada county, ernia. Notice is: hereby givgn that at a meeting of the Board of Direc’ . -neld on the 40th day of Cct., 1877, an assessment, (ON0, 15) of-One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock of. the Cerporation, payable immediately in Dnited S.ates gold coin, to the pgenceet at the office of the Company, 320 Sansome dt., San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this axsessment shill remain unpaid on the 30th day of Dec. 1877, will’be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be gold on: Friday, the 26th day of December, 1877, with costs of advertising and expenses ot Sale, M. F. GAME, Secretary. Offive—320 Sinsome dtreet, San Franvcis0, ‘sl. . td No 919. ing Cl}. Claim, UNITED STATES 1 LAND OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cai. Oct. 27, 187 y H IN pvet is hereby given, that. the Erie Mining Company,a Corporation, whose Post Office is San’ Francisco, Cal., has. made application for Patent for 1,500 linear feet of the Holland Quartz Mine, bearing fold, and mill site contiguous, with surface grouud 600 feet in width . sit uate in Mining District, Nevada county, Caiifornia, and described “im-theplat aud field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at the ne corner of the claims, upost marked EN EHio mound, from which a pine tree 12in. diam. bears N83? £ .30 chains and the \% sec cor bet secs 16 and 21,1718 N Rll E, Mt D M bears N 28%° EI5.76 chains. Thence. var 16> 15’ E, 81° E 22.72 chains SE cota r of claim, being NE eor of Oliver location, set Stake marked EK 8 E H and. E N EO,in mound, from which a-.red fir tree 16 in. diam -bears S1}s° E .09 chains. ‘Lhence 8 30}6S W 9.09 chains SW cor cla m. being the NW cor Oliver location, set post marked ES -W H, in mound. 1432 W 22.72 chains NW corner of claim, set post ‘inarked E N W H from which a sugar pine 4 ft diam bears 844° EB .24 chains. Thence N 884° E 9.09 chains to Place: of beginning, containing 20.65 acres. Survey of MIll Site, : Commenciig at the SW corner of the

Hollaid location, on Erie Quartz Claim, astake marked EM SH F &£, said stake being the the NE cor of the Oliver Mili site, and the NW cor of the Oliver location, Erie Quartz Claim. Thence var 164° kh, 5 8336>-W 5-chains to SWeor of Mill site, being the NW cor Olive Mill site. niarked stake EMS HS W. Thence N 1362 W 10 chains to NW cor Mill site, set stake marked EMSHWNW, in mound. Thence N 884g° ES chains to NE cor Mill site, set stake marked EMSHN E,in mound, on West line Holland Quartz Claim. Therce 81> 1.10 chains to place of beginuing, containing 5 acres, tna desigpated as Lots Nos. 46 A and 46 B in sec 211 18N,R11¢, Mt D B and M. Said location was made by 'J.L. Holland June 16, 1873, and recorded to pay the delinquent assessment. together : Application fora Patent to MinEhenee N . SILVER PALACE SALOON, Commercial Street Nevada e "a = oer. Te FAVORITE ae a ed a reputation as a strictly & gain. FIRST CLASS HOUSE, : In. every respect,the proprietor begs to calj attention to the following choice brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Crown Noble Bourbon W hisky._. Crown, Cabinet Bourbon Whisky, old Rye Whisky. Old Hennessy Brandy. Old Holland Gin. Scotch “Whisky: Jainaica’and Santa Cruz Rum. Chas. Heidsick Champagne. Green Seal Champagne. Tennent’s Ale, ” Guinness’ Porter. CIGARS. Brand, “Silver Palace.”’ F pecial: Fancy Drinks, Hot and Cold, Prepared to suit the tastes of all, Choice Cased Liquors al. ways on-hand for family — bestowed, and hoping to merit its continuance by fair and gentlemanly » dealing with all, I remain, Very truly yours, J G. HARTWELL, Nevada City, Oct. 5th, 1877 THE GOLD ROOM. Dublin Irish Whisky, 1! Thankful for the liberal patronsg a ‘and medicinal ptirposes, 4 The Dw NEVAD. LOCA Abe. Hansor ebange Hotel, peautifal safe, Hall Safe Co. The Grand ¢ next. The San Fra going t> desire body wants to just as soon as or thribble thi the people. go cinched. ~ ——~ Yesterday vy day, #jBthe condition. To-vight at great bon bon it. Large crc ‘anee. .Remen "The Chronic ley, of this o fight for Mark States Sen. tor * Mr. Dulac, . garden, who with erysipela A fine piece the New Eugl. tion at the Un Prof, Crosb duction Com; he expects to ready for work Shortly there works will be words, about is thuught all fall operation Foar prisor Jail are now a Sagar Loaf. Dextar Ridley Nineteen ¢¢ * jn hauling fre: tae Ridge. ' Teams are g -on Broad stre Sous in the mining recor?a of Nevada County. —_ : : der to, present fresh and enter-. w, Wolf, G. E, Turner, Weber &+. fet; and the length of the claim is ee eset eae meee, Pe MAI site wae Jocated July 28, 1877 ae THOMAS WILLIAMS are $0 many taining anecdotes and incjdents . Qhaty, Buhring & Co., SanJuan, W. . 800 feet, which is ‘fully developed . tbere give thanks aud praise. to parchase, Adjoining ¢luimants go po é pStiederi atti about dog life and dog nature! J Johnston, F. G. Guild, J‘ Senner, . Mr. Jacobs sent ns, by Mr. Powell, a . Almighty God for his mercies, and yi Quartz Mine on the South. ee) ee eee ae ap triaee cade: and dog sagacity, until the! gnurtlife’ & Jamison, : devoutly beseech their continuance. . terete ere ne holding any adverse élsime K. Casper aud a dog was boantifel specimen jon tee wine thereto are hereby required to present the will be kept constantly on hand none buy, wate : . same before this cffice. within sixty days very books in our hands will become In witness whereof, etc, the best of Jackson & Richards, John Jack, considerably. ; and it is almost pure native silver. from the first day ot publishing hereof. J ae See. oe, dog-eared, and men will go about! Harris & Co., San Juan, M. Simon, not = B.S. Bam. pee McFAKLAND, Kegister. bees" ES Union wii pl —— : ’ » M.S : ay @ Haven; & F, Acty's. ~ _ALES, ie ° Preece everyone : them with a North Bloomfield, W. C. Groves The Largest, Mirror. Tue marriage of King Alfonso, of LIQUORS, a a¥ ogged expression of countenance, . American Mining Co., C. E. Mulloy,. The boss lookingglass, that is to Spain, has been fixed for January * No, 915. é and CIGARS. =: and poets will write nothing but Republican Mine, W. H. Gleman . 8ay, the largest mirror in the State . 934, Application for a Patent to a oe Ew Good doggerel. We hope that in the! pjjocene Mining Co., Forest City, . of Nevada, says the Gold Hill News, Mining Claim. JOSEPH V. PETTIT ——_ IMPOR1 general resurrection of dog stories Nevada Gas Co., T. P. Crandall & is at Aaron Hooper’ 8 Eldorado SuHOTEL ARRIVALS. . She: — Ge enc bls ok — the one in regard to thé sad fate of. Co., North Bloomfield, Manhire & . loon, in the International building, *‘Secsamente, al. Oct. 9f, 4001. } the Pubiic can rest assured that it n the one who got into bad company, . Hicks, SanJduan, Bubring & Chis-, Virginia City. It is eleven feet six National Exchange Hotel.. iN GEIOE ts _hesehy ahve) That she eo bai yee ge ag ‘Y , At the recen will not be forgotten, and that the} holm, San Juan, P. H. Belden, ‘A. inches in length by nine feet six A. H HANSON, Proprietor. . Whose Post Offive is San #rancisco, Calitora ce Chapter of celebrated quotation from Shakes-. Eisen & Co., J. W. Downing, A, “tiinches in width or hight. Barney : Bid analy — 31st, 1877." . Pp aN pre lieudtone thea Ne pet a oe = dtar, which eare or some. other equally. Blumberg, Hagerty & Co., Moore's Clark, who had the same saloon a ty us Hionusten Oubua tase Gamar pear ged pia ts gatallrar gy Soggy ip ro Nevada, Got, 000 aber bacearres oe writer in regurd to ‘‘Lray, . Flat, A. A. Smith, North Bloomfield, . few yeaas ago, imported a large mir. F Hathaway, City . E Buck, San Juan situate in Mining District, Nevada county, ed Grand Tre J Pierce, San Juan AP Clark, Quak Hill J F Parsons, Bloom GD McLean, Sweet E Northup, San Juan OE Martyn & w,SF Robt Carter, City JH Keyes & w, City Wm ERiley,San Fran Wm McLanghlin, J L McKenney, SnoP D Tuttle, G Valley 8. Wiggins, Grass Val D Nichols ,Spencevil D Faibert Wheatland WF Anderson, 8 F M Gieen, San Fran G Fletcher. G Valley G Brady, Dutch Flat A Goldin Dutch Flat weetheartand Blanche,’’ will not be allowed to remain unused. There is also a goud thing in the preface of Scott’s ‘“Ludy of the Lake,’’ which might be used with success by any newspaper editor or reporter who California, and described inthe plat and field notes on file in this office, as tc llews, viz; a John German, San Juan,P. Graham, Milton M. Co., Yet Wah, J. H. Brown, San Juin, Buhriag & Co., San Juan, D. Cofer, A. Tam, W. A. Sigourney, Kwong Tie, Naffziger & Powell, F. Duvon, M. C. Kelly, Yik ror, ata tremendous cost, from Sacramento. It was somewhat smaller than this one of. Hooper’s, and we believe was destroyed in the big fire of two yearsago. Itis worth taking quitea walk, as well asa drink, to year. As the connected wit whieh the Tr: it shows that ah eXulied . Chapter and « ELEGANT GOODS. JUST RECEIVED. B. H. MILLER, Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at the NE cornen of the Claim, set post marked bh N EO in mound, i from which.ared fir tree 16 in dia bears 5 13°, E.9vu chs, and the ᠀ sec corner bet secs 16 aid 21, T1ISN,KUE,MDBM bears N 10%> rs $7.28 chains; thence var ‘ ' : : : } : are So oe lady, in selec’ “ oint a moral or see that magnificent mirror. C Garratt, Wisconsin D Desmond, Vity 16% 2 K, 87% 2K, 22.72 chains; descend : y, elec might wk to point 1 * ving. . ares e : ite, Gusenaey n. Obie . <. couiks Bork at Baceenen’ateenhnes aake AS JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE bce tad adorn afail.’’ It runs in this wise: a ; me “tiie mas aa cMuilin, marked KE 5 E O in bed of creek, from STUCK OF THE . “ : ; reparing for Busines.s as ooting Guns, ore which a cedar tree 20 in dia bears N 32° K ; ‘. i It —_ 1s determined to make a i : ; ae ini-H . . .15 chains; thence 8.8845 E9.09 chains; 8 FINEST CLOTHING ] noise in the world, he is as sure to. On and after Nov. Ist., and unti,} ‘Lhe Martini-Heury , rifle, with HOTEL ARRIVALS . W cor claims, set stake markea & 8 WO in : : encounter abuse and ridicule as he. the Ist of next August, says the} which the Turks arejarmed,is the well — of eee, Sn eee 98 Oak 8 Ever brought to this city. It conslsts of Hon, Wm, : : : : : n dia $ 14°. W .11 chains dist,a cedar 16 ia & yhisses “who galops furiously through a yilRecord; it will be lawful to catch sal=. known Henry rifle of America, -wittr} Union Hotel. —--_—. aia N 38> E.21 chs dist, a spruce wags : : yman elect spruce : 20 in Gia 38 80° .E 13 chs dist, N 135° W 22.72 chs; N_W cor claims and N E cor mill Bite, set stake marked E N W O in mound, N 8835 E, 9.09 chains to place of beginning, aud containing 20 65-1uU0 acres, JACOB NAFFZIGER, Propt letor. ~ Wrpngspay, October 31st. 1877. J Muilen, You Bet AO Covert,San Fran Wm Downfe,€cn M_ K Casper, San Fran some improvements by Martini. It is believed to be the best weapon in use by any army. . It’will carry accurately lige myst reckon on being followed by all the curs in full.cry,’’ The fayorite song will now be, ‘‘O where mon in the ‘waters of this State, and the fishermen are preparing for busihess, though the run is probably Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Bootsand arrived in thi ~evening last, one term ag D . ~ Shoes, -etc. : : ” : ‘aaa , Bo MBY k, Ind 5 Mill Sit count: : is mine legtle dog,” and the favorite . nearly over for this fall, We notice . up to 1800 yards—over a mile—while Thos Melony. Wash pi een de re condiment ate Pr cone ct tase Deke Ree a as : y, and w adage “Love me love my dog,” while . * that the proprietors of the canning . the accurate range of the Prassian. £ © Tonipkins,B V Mrs E.O Tompkins, . quartz claim, Oliver location, a post mark. 4, pci natin oe acl snd those @ resided he all sorts of merchandise will be ad-. establishment in our neighboring . needle-gun is not over 700 yards. As . ) # ee ee mane co oneal. =. fioow: prog bagged Reg. Ug want of anything iu my line should nd hearty baud-s vertised as ‘‘dog cheap.” We hope. town of Washington are not unly. many as 60 shots a minute have been . & Austia, Bear River H Stein, San Frau . set stake marked E MSO M W, from Shich ae ee ee We wold atte Weduesday e nobody, however, will go so far as about to construct a little steamer to . fired from the Martini-Henri gun 4.3 Gossard, Poneenred Fit peeve Or thence S 14° E io cheton SW ‘cor mili . !owest living rates. -he had not los to allow himself to be, bitten by a} facilitate theit business, bat propose without taking aim, and 30 shots a 3 Seer Wor = ee won ss, Ot sane aoege LS SLA . iu monnd, : B. H. MILLER, ty among the . mad dog, just for the sake’ of seeing to increase the size of their, cannery minute have been fired at a tirget . J EByan City HA Hanly, City chs; thence N 58° E5 chains, 8 E corner B ‘id : : "how it feels 9 have the hydrophobia, . to double its’ present proportions, It. with a reasonable degree of success ‘ine Pace A teehee Mise B Png, Allegh maund. ce Wank lie of Bele ace apg Nevada, O _ — paps or and that the impending furore will . 1s evident that the canning of salmon . in hitting it. Trials of fast firing . . ea = ; poisons ase Cag” a pags u — 18 > bee ere . Three Car L not recult in an increase of the vile. on the Sacramento is about to be-. from a number of rifles have resulted Consumption Cured, 142 W 10 chains to ieee Sf beginning, at the IMPO curs which infest our streets, kill oar . come an industry so extensive that, . in an average for the Loper of 50/ An old physician retired from act: . Noe 4s kond 45 Be im cectnn ai Towne NAFFZIGER & EUSTS, sheep, frighten our children, and . in order to keep the supply of fish shots a minute; Martini-Henri, forty; ive practice, ba ving bad placed in ship 18 North, Rangé-11 East, Mt. Diablo THE } wre make night hideous. with their tar-. equal to the dsmaid, be Legislature Westley Richards thirty-eight; Remee ee _ — ot Te Onvae fess ta, tethene "PROPRIETORS OF et turian howlings. If we are going to. will have to considerably increase ington thirty; French Chassepot z P 8*. recorded in the mining records of Nevada ; d gs. going = i Sas Maal A ied : etable remedy for the speedy and per-. county. The mill site was located by W. Union Market, Neva & Atten “have an increase in the number of . the appropriation for cerrying on the . 2!Deteen; Ler an ( ussian) eighteen . manent care of Consumption, Bror-. Letts Oliver, July 28, 187;. fhe applicant AVE NOW ON HAND of their owl There will } Canina, let it be of the kind that are. work of artiticia] hatching. and the needle-guu nine, The cock-. echitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all claime y Burchase. bflcioing claimH po a ’ a 6 bale always ready to pull little boys out m3 ipe ing arrangements of the Chassepot . Throat and Lung affections, also — ahaa ead = oo J That Cewhiding Affair. . ae wed tiadun ase tase alot ie ac. ositive aud radical cure for General . “ai; persons holding any adverse aielie NEW LARD, Hose Go. No. of the water, or the little rats out of Tt ia interedtine ti as = Io a y ebility and all nervous complaints, . thereto sre required to present the sae November 24 their hiding-places, or of those. q. 18 Interesting to Dosice the con-. tion, ‘This is kind of a weapon the . a(ter having throughly tested its won. bétore this office within sixty days from . which they offer for gale in quantities “i which pul men dut of the snow, pat flicting opinions regarding tbe/ Russians ure driving their heavy. derfully cureative powers in . Se arst eT acral ae ker suit. In a short time they will have arp. B en . ‘Lynch-Carothers affair in Ukiah. . . i is evi thousands of cases, feels it his duty to come before t. them on their backs, and carry them muanynn tn front Of Thin ovidem that ke it k to ‘bi ffering fel sociales mragicetee nese HAMS and BACON, toa place of safety, As for lup-dogs Mrs. Lyneh i ” ‘ingularly lacking in they have not a shallow of success by ieee. : The realine will a se y oe 7 ; By . .and auch; let eome physie be ‘quickly sympathy, both in her chastisement direct attack, A single line of Turks . of charge, to all who desire it, with SOCIAL PARTY Of their own~ manufacture. ‘Ther se 5 thrown to them, of a kind thut is no and io the failure of the jury t> cou-. ean slay'all the Russiang that can be . fall directions for preparing and suc: : keep ou hand, at all times, the OR less powerful than strychnine viet Carothers for his admitted &8-} placed before them. The Russians cessfully using. Address with onan p : — BEEF PORE, MUTTON, VEAL ~~ é sault upon the woman, the general) must develop a new system of tactics. ae ong he : o x. oe : , ‘ Cholee ® *. Wane Pears. opinion being ~that, severe as her} ; wes ? Pa. i . at “A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY BAUBAGES, -. 2 I am rece ics We found on our table, yesterday, panishment bas been, it was quit?) Tue St.Louis Times says the WILL BB GIVEN AT THE RESchoicest fresh morning, six large, Inacious ooking deserved, and she has but reaped the} present Chaplain of the House of — IDENCEOF -—_—y. Give us acall, if = want ~ ‘the best butie peara, They were of the “Duchesse . Ybit!wind for her own wind sowing. Representatives. was once a shoenice in our line. 030 Of Angouleuns’” variety, and were. TB@ tact is, Mrs, Lynch unsexed her-. maker in West Virginia, and it wos SPECIAL MEETING. ‘SOHN McGIBBONS, . . xayruomn « rsTis ais raised in the garden of Felix Gillet, self in her unwarranted attack UPOn. hile be. was working at-his trade ‘‘ Dees evada, en en : on Avistocracy Hill, The pears are pgp re Petiael person of. that he learned to minister to souls Nevada Gravel ravel Mining Co. CONTRACT TO LET. All number #. Curothers, and thereby renderthe finest we have ever seen around! 04 herself amenuble to y ce Weer. SUECIALMRBTING OF TRESTOCK. Thursday Evening. Nov. lst: co OT to run 95 feet of tan -.Canvas Hose _here, and look too woot to eat, same pu 3 —— : holders of Nevada Gra’ eet and 5 feet wide, _ and 19 Main punishment that would be will be he Office “the ng re meted out ue be held at the of the ps work will be let to sede bee paper Am ma "pict Galle i" Biaaacaaioied , in the National * -e . bidaer who will do thé work Soni : Kars is completely invested, andj ¢r << the] t's nomination ef John [iG ae Revenine a California, . WE SR eer ot ee Panty Levee ’ Gross Tergukasoff has occupied S iarcotevin = aioe she ams Hoyt, of a Governor of] Twovo’clock P. M., for the purpose of oa on : ‘Seay : ier: oa Terms reas Baga j profit by her ‘lesson, . _ Arlagua, : ozita ne PhANOLs HANSON, President. Nevada City, Oot, 17, 1877, Nevada City, Vet. 5 5 oe ‘ » . g A a ” ; Vs . 4 ry PEE, .