October 10, 1878 (4 pages)

meen genet rte + ea The Daily Transcript. NEVADA CITY. CAL. : 7 i AW ron IN NEVADA corey. . & Thutsdey’ “‘Octaber 10ta, 1878. vas ee east ea Wonders will never: cease.’ ‘ken cording to the foltowing letter reyesterday by’ Sheriff. MontTom Lawton, the Tullis ceived gomery. murderer, bas béen here right, under . Baldridge, $34 50; Wine ee our very nuses,for several days, aud . $22 20; Wm. Reynolds, $90 " J. we were in ignorance of'the fact ali. W Peters, ae 35; Robt. sapere San aes Oct. 8, 1878. ot Bain, $6. i Mr. Sawnirr Dear Sir: I beg ae. privilege of writing to you ‘to see’ if tl ied paid by the Board_of ee on ‘Monday last. Ce 8¢ $ “phe following demands against H. Montgomery, $1,200. 25° RILLS ALLOWED. { je county were examined andorder_GENERAL FUND. For constables” fees in ouinteele caste: A. J. Flanders, $22 76;°J. Pay” Cross. $224 60; ‘Kd. Cummings, $18 ). S.-B. Cosetond “"S36-Jas. Reed, 167 40; Wm. Scott, (138 90;E. C. Sheriff's fees in criminal-cases: Ww, you will accept a fittte nitvice-from “. the. door Gould be very easily open"DAD, EDWARDS WOBBED, enlist an “The Republican s#ys that Dad Edwards, who has for a Jong time re; 4 sided inthis *city. but is now in . Trackee, “Was robbed of something ‘Over: five huddred dollars in gold and gold notes Mast Monday morning, Heshad the money in. his eyat pock‘et, “and went to bed at three o'clock in room 54 of the Truckee Hotel, A dvor leads from this room into 52. ‘This door is usually bolted on each ‘side, and Mr. Edwards took no note ice of the fact that tite. bolts bad been carefully drawn back so tha od. -In the morning the-moiey—was ee s ‘did t Hee Summit or Stroug’s = Canyon. Nos. gone. Some one had been lying oon ste ae 4 and 5 ure at Truc ‘kee. Nos. 1, 3 “Tt sinaws of the great monsters are beTHE STORM GIANTS. _ The‘old snow -plows are being fit= [te 1 for the winter’s battles by Messrs. hy Andisb, Street and Hoy, at th 1e Truckee Repair ‘Shops. The— oiken truck timbers, 12x15 inches, $e subst tial: frante-work—of Oregon pine,» -the double. sheeting cf strongest.asb, the iron apron weigh" ins 800 pounds, dnd all thews and iug overhanied and put in perfect drier, . Toefesare vine of giants on the Central Picific. Numbers 2, § and Dare now ut Alta, but one-of them will soon be stationed at EmigrvotGap, and the others at these ‘we in regaid to the? [pllis murder, I have underst od that Tom Lawton, the principal one in qthe murder, is in-yourety. You may fivd bim at} night at the largest faro bank ip the city. He is gener rally there dealiug. —Twill giveyouthe-description of nim I bed given me by one tiat saw bim. “ptack hatr-wrd -black beurd,.smabl. dark eyes, bat very. piercing. ,Hois dressed, in uw suit ef -gray “cl thes, cheap,: but nent fitting; bas.no muustache or whiskers. Tie bas a cbestnut horse—a fast runner and in good order. He bas not been there long, _ otly two days. He of course does } nol go. by hae nawe of Tom Lawton, but bas a fictitious’ nawe, “Yours trolly;J C. “Mever, 1219 Clay St., Sau Festa, P. 5. Piease aAuswer aud let me know if you find hiw. _We are truly sorry that -cireumme _ataniges” don't —hingetogether in a way ‘to give us any faith in the abuve “advice,” In the first placé there isn’t a faro bank in the city, and ix the second place we dov’t believe that friend of Mr. Meyer’ s would be the. $100 af a $ croft & Co., ‘schools, $135. : “ “Ay J. Pedlar,; post mortem) exami-. cisco ‘Chronicle saning from Lowa TM. Hunt, $30; H. 8. Welch, $20. ~ it ‘Justices’ “Leopohd Garthe, Jno. Anderson, $90; J: LJ This nian is tall and slim, hwy F. White, $610. nee $10, Ss. ion printing per *contract, aDistrict Attorney, $f. ment fe Stats Controller, $t02 fees in eriminal cages: $127-'50; P. He aynter, $36; Jdo Keiser, $75 90; $57;. Henry. Davis, Stotlar,* $12; F. Freeman, 18:-A-M. Walker, $136 25.7 For regiswation: Henry Davis, 40.87; IH, Judd, $10, e For reg ristration and Justice’s fees: fl. Paynter, $37 25; das. D. Election blanks, etc:; oF Le Bac $13 55; do. $59 75. Geo. E. Rob nson, visits to Pablic Examination of insané persona: R. O. P. idger, services as _Depaty Henry Davis, services -on holding nquisition, $15, James D: Whites, preparing staid -. Mr. Edwards’ pillow, and a ten dolSe Bet taken,’ rested fort e commission’ “oF “the of. ‘mines are not sought after O44. Otte the bed in No: 52; ahttrough: ho bad:.been booked for the room,About $475 of the, money .was in, gold, and the remainder» was in gold notes, A watch lying under lar piece in one of his pockets, was Two men have been arfence, but as yet‘thereis no positive proot against them, although circumstances indicate their sl ete TH EGREAT GR av &L CHANNELS ee —* sotiewondend wf the San FeanHul, Plircer.caonty, safe: ‘‘At*the present-time, when nut a ainite dine on the Comstock is paying dividends, it seems. very. strange that our.guavel m6TréeS We have.in this section one ofthe be-t blue. gravel deposits. in the State,:extending from Iowa Hill tward the Summit, miles, sole twenty tis -buried-under a lava --overflow—from 50 to 800 feet ind “a score iam Wilkinson, et als, was on-trial . before Judge Reardan , -triet Court yesterday. ” and % are on the Hamboit-division; . iony “~Phése nine snow-plows in their fighting armor, each backed ,by half of mammoth ten-wheeled eugiwes, have @ power 80 ‘mighty cléave a pathway through bell, yet thasnow frequently “brings them top a dead balt.—Truckee Republican.MINING SUIT. The case-of Jolin Leslie vs Wiinwthe. Dis‘This suis is the .resu‘t.of a dispute as tovthe ownership oi a piece of mining: prep erty located “at Lowell ‘Hill, aindia. volves aconsiderable sii ofinoney.— of “Lowell Hiil are sabposned on either side, aud their appearance ‘on the strees made things luok lively. --PHE ORIEN PAL MINE. . necticut. is made of a tree toad in'av open fruit jin: and WoT.” ‘is ou the Salt Luke divix=. ~ {hat one would think they eculd : rt M Skeahan A host of witnesses from the locality. . A BAROMETER in Southinton, ConWhen damp or rainy weather is pear, the toad ¢ imbs ap . a ladder to the top of the (jar avd sinus as eee as it his own: native a <2 AM AINE murderer is Guséetbed as ‘Standing 8} inchesan his stockings, having a hand like a codfish and being in political opinions a Greenbacker: (Description in a Republi-. can paper, of course.) -o*— — Gotxe home from a revival meetYou on a Sunday evening, in Aurora Texas,Eli Ramsdale and Jack Hays, got into a qaarrel over a girl, and fought «with jeck-knives for a quar-. ter of an hour, Both were killed. omg A Vesterday’s Arrivais at the — STARTLING! EXCITING: Rosenberg Bros., PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, RE IN 3 Sports OF THE : Largest and_most Fashionable Stock of fall and Winter Staple land Fancy Dry GoodsEver brought to Nevada City, Whteh We are determined to sell CHEAPER than can be bought at any house in Nevada County. Our stock consists of DRESS GOODS. Black and Colored Silks, Camel’s Hair, Bourrettes,. Snow Flakes, Basket. Cloths. Drap d’Ete; Cashmeres, . Water Proofs, Plaids, And. other Fashionable Styles of © NEVADA CITY,: CAL: -:* 5 JACOB NAFFZIGER,. Prop'r. cs W Bicohens pid C Hanson J Stoclair = = Mise M Hawley Col Ais —~C-B Hewiey tt E P Hibbard A B Dibble G@ V G C’'Shaw Omega J-MeLean Burlington ‘PH Brigham N Col. Ms Pengelly: P Will amson’You Bet= Ww. Williamson : = ES eens “e , R Osbora*Em Gap as IF Moore Yuba * = ; ’R Hackins San Juan 7 H Kobwiler Aubur J M Fulwiler e tid ae McKi¥y City ae Owe E ‘Vesterday’s Arrivals at the + ~ NATIONAL HOTEL . NEVADA CITY, CAL. CHAS. E. YEARSON ee . Fichus,;. ". Pagges; 6tc. . Dress Goods. FANCY GOODS, ‘Scarfs, Ties, Collareties, Bows, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Combs, __ Collars, STAPLE GOODS, jJannels Linens, Crash,: Drillings, ete. 2 EMBRO! DERIES & LACES, An. Enaléss. Variety of all Grades and, Qualities. derweary, Skirts, Corsets, ~Hosiery;.etec. . Muslins,:Sheetings; Galicos, semennL ANEOUS GOODS, Ladies and Children’s Un-: that is aieved for Lawton’s capture Poat “mortem ex imivations—Wh. into somebody else's Hands, ithe (the friend) had a sure thing on the ubiquitous chap’s waereabouts, Our popular Sheriff is of course very -sgr“ry that he canuot possibly detect the: othe ghost of a chance for tendering. his name,immortat, und filling bis pockets with vin, by arresting zthomas.—Wessuspect the writer of *the'fatter™ means Well enough, but somebody. probably made him ihe subject of a “‘goke.” ee Contrary. to general expectations, the Theatre was crowded to Overflowing with~an enthusiastic audi-~ ence on theocvasion of the Georgia Minstrels! appearance Tuesday -evening. The high order of music furnished-and-the creditable appearaace.of, the band when it paraded the streets im the forenoon doubtless had much to-do with .giving the a — dead, $81 25. +ot‘bis allowed, le to-morrow, 1 public a favorable.idea ef what they might expect’in the way of an enturtainment, ‘The fiest: part, consisting of overture, solos, and a laugh-" able but rather stersotyped musical “frhale,was fairly enjoyable. ‘In part second Ws W, Morris, a baritone of: wnusual excellence,, sang “Tbe Bridge’” in an expressive manner aad won deserved plaudtis. The Bokee Brothers, in their‘ apecialties a3 banjoists, vocalists ard dancers, were enthusiastically recieved, as were aleo the quartette who received no less shan four encores in their new jubilee chantings. ‘The-Virgiaia essence’’ by young Kersands,’ a juvenile “moke,” was not the least meritorious featares of the performeance; for the litue fellow stfiids at the very head of the profession — in his-ability as a contortionist who: regulatesevery peculiar movement by the aceompanyimg miusic’s time, A ‘plantation ,ubilee’’ of the genuine Sunny South style concluded the programme. Taken as a whole, the Georgia Minstréls are a& able set ofartists, well worthy of patronage; yet their most famed white ¢ompetitor’s,such as Carncross & Dixie's, Cal, Wagner's or the complete. Haverly Minstrel combination, without extraordinary effort excel them -in stage representations of Ethiopian eccentricities, poem ---— ATTACHED FOR WAGES. Wontar _$. 0. Brown, whose precess of! extracting silver from sulphurets bas created no little attention in thig locality during the past few months, went to San Francisco.the otber day, and has not yet returned, Monday last his employes got-out an attach— . . ment on the supplies of chemicals; fuel, tools, ete., at his works, on the grounds that their wages had not been paid for some time. It is to be hoped that the matter will be adjusted to the satisfaction. of all concored, «5 ; pion, $3% H.S. Bradley, 679 50. District Attorney, $107 20. torney, $238 50. , W. M: Nutter, services and mileJUVENILE POWDER THIEVES, of the-hardware firm of Thos, Legg & Co.,bad-occasign to visit the Compuby’s powder-house; at the junction of Nevada .stveet aud the Washing. ton road, east of town. Upon feuving, ‘Hell, day_afternoon, a party came in store on Main. street, and told b it had been entered by some boys, who were making way with.the.con. tents. the scene, and found such to be the case, ed up badly, picked, the door opened, and some forty pounds of sport. img powder, in 4, 4% -and-1+pound cans, worth $30, missing. regular place, although -not locked, when he arrived, A’ clue was soon . . obtitined to the identity of the perpetrators of the unlawfal act. proved to be boys, ranging in age from 12 Years and upward. Threé yond a doubt, and there is strong evdoes not desire to create any unnecsay uo more about it in case the any i Road survey, etc.—dames ChamThos, S. Ford’ services as Deputy #. H. Gaylord, fees as District At: ge as Supervisor, $14. B, Jobnson, Coroner’s fees and _ Total, $4,689 62,0 We shall continue the publication 2 ey Last Friday, or Setarday, Mr, Logg, it he locked the door-securely# ‘Puesdept hh, bnt-cau be easily. drained ‘and Curless, $15;°W. C. Jottes, $39, worked by-t+npels:—A-simiar chant : -nel at Forest Hill yielded $15,000,000 within turee miles in length, and (j is still worked “witl<geod — results. At Nowada City, 3,000 feet iu length ou a blue lead bban nok gave its ‘Tacky owners $3,000,000. Other mines in Nevida, Sierra and Placer coutties, tould' be mentioned, whose: total yield has been itmense.”’ ‘Yes, And still tue balf is not told, so far as this ‘county ix concerned wisely invested in the development . .of our as yet comparatively unwork. ed gravel deposits, invariably meets with-remunerative returns. —~<> <-> ALL ABOUT HELL.”— Rev. J. F. Furnis, an English cler@yman, bas written an interesting aad graphic description of Hell, ee thre instruction of the young.”’ he says, is situated 4000 miles from here, at the middleof the earth, He« immediately repaired to ‘The padlock had been batterThe door was closed, wud the padlock in its They of them have been apprehended be~ idence against the others. Mr, Legg essary ‘trouble, and has offered to boys wilf return the sidlen property. One boy returned sbout-four pounds of powder, butis thought he had no hand in the theft;—Asgether vrought back a smal! amount, and -aoknow}l, edged his guilts but be was given to understand that-unless ‘therremain— der was given up, heas well as bis accomplices would be prosecutéd. Mr. Legg i is acting very ’ opusider ately By this "matter;-but we do not think light-minded person woutd blame him for.prosecuting the boys’ to the full extent of the law. Nevada City contains some very bad ‘youngsters, anditis high time that some of them be taken in hand as *‘examples’’ of what the rest may expect, unless they reform. ANNIVERSARY BANQUET, On Thursday evening, “Nov.” ith,” the members“of Nevada Commanlow) We oe dery, Koights Templar, will hold a grand re-union and banquet in this city. The oecusion is the commemoration of the twentieth anniversary of. the Commandery’s orae Oe ig tehanted by millions and iNions of torménted creatures, mad withNury, who dwell in the midst ofs¢reams, groans, yells, cries, shouts, ‘shrieks, roafimg, hissing, howling, + wailing, tearful~blasphemies and } thunder, not to mention the sounds of “oceans~of tears runon down from millions of-eyes with a splash upon tbe floors of Hell.”. Rev. Mr. Farnis then says: the floor is like a thick sheet of red hot iron.” Now there is a man in Nevada City, that ‘defines hellin a hundreth patt of tlie above words: lv-says it’s to come out of a saloon after you've got’ two-thirds full, and find your wife sitting on the curbstone, with the baby in. her arms, waiting for at to go home. Lite Satan GEP-REGISTERED, It is perhaps not generally known hihat. a new Great, Register of voters of Nevada Cuunty+is being compiled imihe Clerk’s offige, bat such isthe case, and itis necessary tbat ‘every the eleetive franchise-shalt-have his naine ‘on the Registerbefore he-can vote. Itis mow about twelve years since the last oné was compiled, at least we jadge so, from the fact that ‘tye pioneer’s’’ age.sbows that.difference between the old Great Register andthe new one, A few seatter— ing gray hairs doubtless remind fall many of our veteran readers that they are just so mueb older. Of course you all intend ta vote se long us you live,. So theréfore go aud are a Republican, ee THE WEATHER, The following observations were taken yesterday at the office. of the eghaney, has commenced ' to ship. Gapital : te “The . . root is red hot; the walls are red hoy . comes highly recommended as an inpstructor and a gentleman, citizen. who is eligible to exereise . : get-re-registered—especizlly if yoW# pg} Ceanclidakad Gold: ie a 35 Loe Or tental . ti Banke San JWI : MB Dimber Cascade CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, and Silver Mining Company, at Albullion to the Bay, their first_shipment having. been made October 8d . of $3,900. ‘The company-s will make regular. bullion .elxpments at least ‘once’a week, having enough ore’ on*#* 4 r the dump to Kéep their mill raa-’ ning steadily for the next nine months. So oeregistered prio? to July 6th, 1878; also‘ all’ warrants on Special Fuud revistered prior to Oct. 9th, 1878; also warrants Nos, 308, 809, 310, 311, 84, 815, 316, 324, 325, 253; 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 266, 267, 268 and 269, on Geveral Fund registered ‘January 12th, 1878, will be paid/on presentation. ceases from tolay. A MUSICIANS MISERY. The Union says this of a party. who is known unfavorably to a num-* ber of our'citigens: thuysen, a music teacher, who sojourved for ‘a brief season at Grass left a numbér of unsettled bills beind, has been ayréstad ut Reno for DANCING ACADEMY. ae 6 month Prof. O. Rk. Hant, of Sacramento, willopen a dancing academy at Hunot’s Hall, in this city, “He and . wé . are sure will meet with a liberal pat> Liver is King. The liver.is the imperiat organ of the whole buman systeny.as it coutrols the life, health audhappiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of food, the movement.of ‘the brain and hervous system, are all’ immediately connecied with “the workings of the liver. Ithas been succeasfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequaled inverring all persons affiicted with Dyspepsia or liver complaint, and all the-unhumerous symptoms thet result from unhealtby conditidh of the liver und stemach. Sample bottles: to try, 10 cents. Positively solé in ali towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that at is just what vou want, ; es You can’t depend on Kansasfloury South Yuba Canal Company, io this tity: THERMOMETER—8:30 A. M., sun 63, shade 69; 2p. M., sun $3, shade 63. BaroMETBR—8,00-.4. M., 27.33; ganiz:tion in thie place. 2 P. M., 27.33, re A loaf of bread pussed into Leaven. Fae j.il contained two tiles, a knife, .a bottle of acid auda roil of4 monev, such wheat as that cannot expect Phillipa 2s AN warrguts on ‘General Fund'The interest . ‘*Prof. Van VoorValley, and who upou his dep :rture * The lalter part of the present} ronage from our citizens, Fall parsil gity, Oct. 5, 18Te-010 ticulars as to terme, etc., will be4 given in a few days. ae J. W. DOWNING, heart and blodd,‘ tbe action of the . be A. country whicbe grows . “_M-GrayQuaker Hill -H Austin Spenceville -. J Smith Remmingtor Hill Micheal Skeahan Lowell ini’ J B Frick. § Hill” J lievee # F T Maguire » J Regan : . G Dutfy i ae © P*Lougridge City T Collins‘ © Hadenteldt San Francisco « eo PE . Meyer eee we tiful-steck ever seerrin the. SHOES AND GAITERS, dren—an endiéss variety. ‘GARPETS! > J O Wood Susanville ED Wood "S-Wood Col HY « Spafford” ‘A Naake_ J Weissbein GV D Gillet: Was‘ ington * JM Bell Stockton RC Walrath Milton Dam « ' Georgia Minstrels 21 persons & Assessment Notice. OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVE! MIN* ING ‘COMPANY. Location of principal place of business San Fraricisco,Ca:i fornix. Location of Works, Moore’s Flat, nia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, hela on the 7th day of Oc!., 1878, an assessment, ‘No. *, of twenty-five cents per share wis levied upon the capital stock,of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Cémpany, 309 California street, rooms 3 & 4, d floor, over Aet4 na Insurance office, San Franciscy, Cal. 4 Any stock uponwhbioh this assessment shal}! rematn unpaid onthe Ith day of November, 1878, will be deli quent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold onaturday,ithe 30th day’of Nov. ,1578, ts. pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs _of advertising and expenses of sale: By order of the Board of. Directors. SeMoBUFFINGTON, Secretary." Office,209 Culifornia Street, rooms 3 and 4 second floor,, over Aetna ‘Insurance Office, Sen Francisco, California. a a NOTICE. ae a TICE is herebp even: that I will not pay any debt coutracted ‘by: my wife or-apy othorparvon after-this date. GEO, W.TEXHUNE. Merchant: . Tailor, MAIN STREET, REVEDA . ciTY ; CAL. * LHAVE JUST RETURNED » NEW STUCK of jGOODs, ? boughtat manufacturers and importers prices for cush,consisting of —s ek Beavers, Doeskins, Diagonats; Suitings, ra Overcoatings; 7. Trimmings,-Etc., Which will be cutin the LATEST FASHIONS, or iv any style to please, and made up intme NEATEST and most SUBBT AR ‘TIAT, MANNER, and as Cheap as can be had in Catifornia. k ureka Township, Nevada County,Caiitor NEW GODS & 1 & NEW PRICES. . PRYM SAN FRANCIS@® with to our immense. stock of © BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY IN GRAIN AND DRUGGET’ CARPETING, MATTING, . OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS, =T¢,. Which for Beauty of Figure. and ‘ Durability mmc be Excelled. We hereby: ann e that: we will sell everything in: cur line at LOWER prices : than can be purchased at: any other store in Nevada' County, Country orders solicited, and samples of goods sent on application. LADIES, CALL AND SEE US, ROSENBERG BROS., Nevada City, Oct. 8, 1878. ~~ FRED. ‘A. SACKET, . Mining & Insurance mie Resse THE Conneeticat Fire, amet ‘TravelersAcciaent and Life Insurance Companies of Hartford. Office—In Brown & Morgan's Block. 05 Nevada ON.GRAND SOCIAL PARTY, UNDED THE AUSPICES OF Spartan ‘Lodge, No. 37, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, TO-GE GIVEN AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Thursday Even’g, Oct. 17, 1878 ——— «se . ‘THE Members of Spartan Lodee: ; assisted by members from Bai Mountain Ludge, No, 44, ofest City, WillboM aPublie Parade in Uniform, At 4 o’clock of the same-day, in whichvisiting Brother Kni are respectialls invited to participate. y A General Invitution is extended toa”, and the Commiitte will endeavor to no the Party pleasent to. all who may atten! Tickets, Including Sapper, 9°: COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Jas.Marriott, A.J. Ros, C, Harmed,A, A. Smith, Josiah Glasson. $a get abead. very fast. = mS r. for the sanie elass of Goods and . FLOOR MANAGERS. Work, J. W. DOWNING, . 4.7 Rosa, R, Oc Penrose, JJ. Sticd. Nevada City; Oct. 6,1876-1m . octl-td. The Hargest ‘and ‘iost,Beau: For Ladies, Misses and ChilWe would specially call” the attention : of the Public: . Palace Dry Goods Store. » ~ She Daily eee BRIEF a Batter ae Truskee is being the Coast. _ Work on -the is progressing: ra} yeady for Occupar ° The Board of § engaged in wrest as to Whose Dili ~ whose are not: Truckee Kept Clark; of Nevada Saturday, selling other foothill frui on Park avenue, cently raised and a handsome appe “The old Zine pioneer « roadside the lower part recently destroye “Pwo of the ‘ prothers, are wr Cornwall; Eugla: proviicial dialec! Next Suuday E néwly appointed ** his first sermon : in this city, H to-day: ce Ed. Goldsmith of this city, buts hauer & Co., cig ~.,.$anFrancisco, ¢ ~terday. -Samuel Cham kee’s most prot aflied at the Ph jast -week, of it ‘bowels. ~has. eased up oni no likeiihood of themselves long tion to ensue, ha Frank Geer, o & Geer, of this hasan exhibit 6: ~ ments for which the Fair in progr 7 boys wl fro a quantity’ Jy first tried to . _ walls by remo -——pbri¢ks. Mr. Bell, on of that most exci Stockton Herald call -bright = a morning. He re be flourishing fit substantiated by of advertisement Sent, THAT The Stock Ex fa] fict when it Partisans in the vention are th that ever gather clear handsom low the minorit every issuer io ed for an Ansig: Boruck made wi tent Secretary‘ Alace. Hoge es ofhis ‘teeth. E die, gentlemen, . business you all ént proceedings Thank the lor non-partisaushiz for any of the our delegates tr side of the -hoa . Standing by thei heard from. BOvIE’s £ EE To give an ide ner in which a ‘ property increas the following e; written by a res gentieman in thi: “Two months fice of the Bodie been bought fo: $15,000 wor ld am barn See it rope held at beviniog. Tent for $20 per Medium nines ra A strike was ms mine on the 34 i: much for its. ow: veloped is auth to be worth $1,0 ——————» Turak may be bat t when a mar the +treet and “Jack!” ne will suddenly as th ‘Come in .contact bee of &tansne

meen genet rte + ea The Daily Transcript. NEVADA CITY. CAL. : 7 i AW ron IN NEVADA corey. . & Thutsdey’ “‘Octaber 10ta, 1878. vas ee east ea Wonders will never: cease.’ ‘ken cording to the foltowing letter reyesterday by’ Sheriff. MontTom Lawton, the Tullis ceived gomery. murderer, bas béen here right, under . Baldridge, $34 50; Wine ee our very nuses,for several days, aud . $22 20; Wm. Reynolds, $90 " J. we were in ignorance of'the fact ali. W Peters, ae 35; Robt. sapere San aes Oct. 8, 1878. ot Bain, $6. i Mr. Sawnirr Dear Sir: I beg ae. privilege of writing to you ‘to see’ if tl ied paid by the Board_of ee on ‘Monday last. Ce 8¢ $ “phe following demands against H. Montgomery, $1,200. 25° RILLS ALLOWED. { je county were examined andorder_GENERAL FUND. For constables” fees in ouinteele caste: A. J. Flanders, $22 76;°J. Pay” Cross. $224 60; ‘Kd. Cummings, $18 ). S.-B. Cosetond “"S36-Jas. Reed, 167 40; Wm. Scott, (138 90;E. C. Sheriff's fees in criminal-cases: Ww, you will accept a fittte nitvice-from “. the. door Gould be very easily open"DAD, EDWARDS WOBBED, enlist an “The Republican s#ys that Dad Edwards, who has for a Jong time re; 4 sided inthis *city. but is now in . Trackee, “Was robbed of something ‘Over: five huddred dollars in gold and gold notes Mast Monday morning, Heshad the money in. his eyat pock‘et, “and went to bed at three o'clock in room 54 of the Truckee Hotel, A dvor leads from this room into 52. ‘This door is usually bolted on each ‘side, and Mr. Edwards took no note ice of the fact that tite. bolts bad been carefully drawn back so tha od. -In the morning the-moiey—was ee s ‘did t Hee Summit or Stroug’s = Canyon. Nos. gone. Some one had been lying oon ste ae 4 and 5 ure at Truc ‘kee. Nos. 1, 3 “Tt sinaws of the great monsters are beTHE STORM GIANTS. _ The‘old snow -plows are being fit= [te 1 for the winter’s battles by Messrs. hy Andisb, Street and Hoy, at th 1e Truckee Repair ‘Shops. The— oiken truck timbers, 12x15 inches, $e subst tial: frante-work—of Oregon pine,» -the double. sheeting cf strongest.asb, the iron apron weigh" ins 800 pounds, dnd all thews and iug overhanied and put in perfect drier, . Toefesare vine of giants on the Central Picific. Numbers 2, § and Dare now ut Alta, but one-of them will soon be stationed at EmigrvotGap, and the others at these ‘we in regaid to the? [pllis murder, I have underst od that Tom Lawton, the principal one in qthe murder, is in-yourety. You may fivd bim at} night at the largest faro bank ip the city. He is gener rally there dealiug. —Twill giveyouthe-description of nim I bed given me by one tiat saw bim. “ptack hatr-wrd -black beurd,.smabl. dark eyes, bat very. piercing. ,Hois dressed, in uw suit ef -gray “cl thes, cheap,: but nent fitting; bas.no muustache or whiskers. Tie bas a cbestnut horse—a fast runner and in good order. He bas not been there long, _ otly two days. He of course does } nol go. by hae nawe of Tom Lawton, but bas a fictitious’ nawe, “Yours trolly;J C. “Mever, 1219 Clay St., Sau Festa, P. 5. Piease aAuswer aud let me know if you find hiw. _We are truly sorry that -cireumme _ataniges” don't —hingetogether in a way ‘to give us any faith in the abuve “advice,” In the first placé there isn’t a faro bank in the city, and ix the second place we dov’t believe that friend of Mr. Meyer’ s would be the. $100 af a $ croft & Co., ‘schools, $135. : “ “Ay J. Pedlar,; post mortem) exami-. cisco ‘Chronicle saning from Lowa TM. Hunt, $30; H. 8. Welch, $20. ~ it ‘Justices’ “Leopohd Garthe, Jno. Anderson, $90; J: LJ This nian is tall and slim, hwy F. White, $610. nee $10, Ss. ion printing per *contract, aDistrict Attorney, $f. ment fe Stats Controller, $t02 fees in eriminal cages: $127-'50; P. He aynter, $36; Jdo Keiser, $75 90; $57;. Henry. Davis, Stotlar,* $12; F. Freeman, 18:-A-M. Walker, $136 25.7 For regiswation: Henry Davis, 40.87; IH, Judd, $10, e For reg ristration and Justice’s fees: fl. Paynter, $37 25; das. D. Election blanks, etc:; oF Le Bac $13 55; do. $59 75. Geo. E. Rob nson, visits to Pablic Examination of insané persona: R. O. P. idger, services as _Depaty Henry Davis, services -on holding nquisition, $15, James D: Whites, preparing staid -. Mr. Edwards’ pillow, and a ten dolSe Bet taken,’ rested fort e commission’ “oF “the of. ‘mines are not sought after O44. Otte the bed in No: 52; ahttrough: ho bad:.been booked for the room,About $475 of the, money .was in, gold, and the remainder» was in gold notes, A watch lying under lar piece in one of his pockets, was Two men have been arfence, but as yet‘thereis no positive proot against them, although circumstances indicate their sl ete TH EGREAT GR av &L CHANNELS ee —* sotiewondend wf the San FeanHul, Plircer.caonty, safe: ‘‘At*the present-time, when nut a ainite dine on the Comstock is paying dividends, it seems. very. strange that our.guavel m6TréeS We have.in this section one ofthe be-t blue. gravel deposits. in the State,:extending from Iowa Hill tward the Summit, miles, sole twenty tis -buried-under a lava --overflow—from 50 to 800 feet ind “a score iam Wilkinson, et als, was on-trial . before Judge Reardan , -triet Court yesterday. ” and % are on the Hamboit-division; . iony “~Phése nine snow-plows in their fighting armor, each backed ,by half of mammoth ten-wheeled eugiwes, have @ power 80 ‘mighty cléave a pathway through bell, yet thasnow frequently “brings them top a dead balt.—Truckee Republican.MINING SUIT. The case-of Jolin Leslie vs Wiinwthe. Dis‘This suis is the .resu‘t.of a dispute as tovthe ownership oi a piece of mining: prep erty located “at Lowell ‘Hill, aindia. volves aconsiderable sii ofinoney.— of “Lowell Hiil are sabposned on either side, aud their appearance ‘on the strees made things luok lively. --PHE ORIEN PAL MINE. . necticut. is made of a tree toad in'av open fruit jin: and WoT.” ‘is ou the Salt Luke divix=. ~ {hat one would think they eculd : rt M Skeahan A host of witnesses from the locality. . A BAROMETER in Southinton, ConWhen damp or rainy weather is pear, the toad ¢ imbs ap . a ladder to the top of the (jar avd sinus as eee as it his own: native a <2 AM AINE murderer is Guséetbed as ‘Standing 8} inchesan his stockings, having a hand like a codfish and being in political opinions a Greenbacker: (Description in a Republi-. can paper, of course.) -o*— — Gotxe home from a revival meetYou on a Sunday evening, in Aurora Texas,Eli Ramsdale and Jack Hays, got into a qaarrel over a girl, and fought «with jeck-knives for a quar-. ter of an hour, Both were killed. omg A Vesterday’s Arrivais at the — STARTLING! EXCITING: Rosenberg Bros., PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, RE IN 3 Sports OF THE : Largest and_most Fashionable Stock of fall and Winter Staple land Fancy Dry GoodsEver brought to Nevada City, Whteh We are determined to sell CHEAPER than can be bought at any house in Nevada County. Our stock consists of DRESS GOODS. Black and Colored Silks, Camel’s Hair, Bourrettes,. Snow Flakes, Basket. Cloths. Drap d’Ete; Cashmeres, . Water Proofs, Plaids, And. other Fashionable Styles of © NEVADA CITY,: CAL: -:* 5 JACOB NAFFZIGER,. Prop'r. cs W Bicohens pid C Hanson J Stoclair = = Mise M Hawley Col Ais —~C-B Hewiey tt E P Hibbard A B Dibble G@ V G C’'Shaw Omega J-MeLean Burlington ‘PH Brigham N Col. Ms Pengelly: P Will amson’You Bet= Ww. Williamson : = ES eens “e , R Osbora*Em Gap as IF Moore Yuba * = ; ’R Hackins San Juan 7 H Kobwiler Aubur J M Fulwiler e tid ae McKi¥y City ae Owe E ‘Vesterday’s Arrivals at the + ~ NATIONAL HOTEL . NEVADA CITY, CAL. CHAS. E. YEARSON ee . Fichus,;. ". Pagges; 6tc. . Dress Goods. FANCY GOODS, ‘Scarfs, Ties, Collareties, Bows, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Combs, __ Collars, STAPLE GOODS, jJannels Linens, Crash,: Drillings, ete. 2 EMBRO! DERIES & LACES, An. Enaléss. Variety of all Grades and, Qualities. derweary, Skirts, Corsets, ~Hosiery;.etec. . Muslins,:Sheetings; Galicos, semennL ANEOUS GOODS, Ladies and Children’s Un-: that is aieved for Lawton’s capture Poat “mortem ex imivations—Wh. into somebody else's Hands, ithe (the friend) had a sure thing on the ubiquitous chap’s waereabouts, Our popular Sheriff is of course very -sgr“ry that he canuot possibly detect the: othe ghost of a chance for tendering.. his name,immortat, und filling bis pockets with vin, by arresting zthomas.—Wessuspect the writer of *the'fatter™ means Well enough, but somebody. probably made him ihe subject of a “‘goke.” ee Contrary. to general expectations, the Theatre was crowded to Overflowing with~an enthusiastic audi-~ ence on theocvasion of the Georgia Minstrels! appearance Tuesday -evening. The high order of music furnished-and-the creditable appearaace.of, the band when it paraded the streets im the forenoon doubtless had much to-do with .giving the a — dead, $81 25. +ot‘bis allowed, le to-morrow, 1 public a favorable.idea ef what they might expect’in the way of an enturtainment, ‘The fiest: part, consisting of overture, solos, and a laugh-" able but rather stersotyped musical “frhale,was fairly enjoyable. ‘In part second Ws W, Morris, a baritone of: wnusual excellence,, sang “Tbe Bridge’” in an expressive manner aad won deserved plaudtis. The Bokee Brothers, in their‘ apecialties a3 banjoists, vocalists ard dancers, were enthusiastically recieved, as were aleo the quartette who received no less shan four encores in their new jubilee chantings. ‘The-Virgiaia essence’’ by young Kersands,’ a juvenile “moke,” was not the least meritorious featares of the performeance; for the litue fellow stfiids at the very head of the profession — in his-ability as a contortionist who: regulatesevery peculiar movement by the aceompanyimg miusic’s time, A ‘plantation ,ubilee’’ of the genuine Sunny South style concluded the programme. Taken as a whole, the Georgia Minstréls are a& able set ofartists, well worthy of patronage; yet their most famed white ¢ompetitor’s,such as Carncross & Dixie's, Cal, Wagner's or the complete. Haverly Minstrel combination, without extraordinary effort excel them -in stage representations of Ethiopian eccentricities, poem ---— ATTACHED FOR WAGES. Wontar _$. 0. Brown, whose precess of! extracting silver from sulphurets bas created no little attention in thig locality during the past few months, went to San Francisco.the otber day, and has not yet returned, Monday last his employes got-out an attach— . . ment on the supplies of chemicals; fuel, tools, ete., at his works, on the grounds that their wages had not been paid for some time. It is to be hoped that the matter will be adjusted to the satisfaction. of all concored, «5 ; pion, $3% H.S. Bradley, 679 50. District Attorney, $107 20. torney, $238 50. , W. M: Nutter, services and mileJUVENILE POWDER THIEVES, of the-hardware firm of Thos, Legg & Co.,bad-occasign to visit the Compuby’s powder-house; at the junction of Nevada .stveet aud the Washing. ton road, east of town. Upon feuving, ‘Hell, day_afternoon, a party came in store on Main. street, and told b it had been entered by some boys, who were making way with.the.con. tents. the scene, and found such to be the case, ed up badly, picked, the door opened, and some forty pounds of sport. img powder, in 4, 4% -and-1+pound cans, worth $30, missing. regular place, although -not locked, when he arrived, A’ clue was soon . . obtitined to the identity of the perpetrators of the unlawfal act. proved to be boys, ranging in age from 12 Years and upward. Threé yond a doubt, and there is strong evdoes not desire to create any unnecsay uo more about it in case the any i Road survey, etc.—dames ChamThos, S. Ford’ services as Deputy #. H. Gaylord, fees as District At: ge as Supervisor, $14. B, Jobnson, Coroner’s fees and _ Total, $4,689 62,0 We shall continue the publication 2 ey Last Friday, or Setarday, Mr, Logg, it he locked the door-securely# ‘Puesdept hh, bnt-cau be easily. drained ‘and Curless, $15;°W. C. Jottes, $39, worked by-t+npels:—A-simiar chant : -nel at Forest Hill yielded $15,000,000 within turee miles in length, and (j is still worked “witl<geod — results. At Nowada City, 3,000 feet iu length ou a blue lead bban nok gave its ‘Tacky owners $3,000,000. Other mines in Nevida, Sierra and Placer coutties, tould' be mentioned, whose: total yield has been itmense.”’ ‘Yes, And still tue balf is not told, so far as this ‘county ix concerned wisely invested in the development . .of our as yet comparatively unwork. ed gravel deposits, invariably meets with-remunerative returns. —~<> <-> ALL ABOUT HELL.”— Rev. J. F. Furnis, an English cler@yman, bas written an interesting aad graphic description of Hell, ee thre instruction of the young.”’ he says, is situated 4000 miles from here, at the middleof the earth, He« immediately repaired to ‘The padlock had been batterThe door was closed, wud the padlock in its They of them have been apprehended be~ idence against the others. Mr, Legg

essary ‘trouble, and has offered to boys wilf return the sidlen property. One boy returned sbout-four pounds of powder, butis thought he had no hand in the theft;—Asgether vrought back a smal! amount, and -aoknow}l, edged his guilts but be was given to understand that-unless ‘therremain— der was given up, heas well as bis accomplices would be prosecutéd. Mr. Legg i is acting very ’ opusider ately By this "matter;-but we do not think light-minded person woutd blame him for.prosecuting the boys’ to the full extent of the law. Nevada City contains some very bad ‘youngsters, anditis high time that some of them be taken in hand as *‘examples’’ of what the rest may expect, unless they reform. ANNIVERSARY BANQUET, On Thursday evening, “Nov.” ith,” the members“of Nevada Commanlow) We oe dery, Koights Templar, will hold a grand re-union and banquet in this city. The oecusion is the commemoration of the twentieth anniversary of. the Commandery’s orae Oe ig tehanted by millions and iNions of torménted creatures, mad withNury, who dwell in the midst ofs¢reams, groans, yells, cries, shouts, ‘shrieks, roafimg, hissing, howling, + wailing, tearful~blasphemies and } thunder, not to mention the sounds of “oceans~of tears runon down from millions of-eyes with a splash upon tbe floors of Hell.”. Rev. Mr. Farnis then says: the floor is like a thick sheet of red hot iron.” Now there is a man in Nevada City, that ‘defines hellin a hundreth patt of tlie above words: lv-says it’s to come out of a saloon after you've got’ two-thirds full, and find your wife sitting on the curbstone, with the baby in. her arms, waiting for at to go home. Lite Satan GEP-REGISTERED, It is perhaps not generally known hihat. a new Great, Register of voters of Nevada Cuunty+is being compiled imihe Clerk’s offige, bat such isthe case, and itis necessary tbat ‘every the eleetive franchise-shalt-have his naine ‘on the Registerbefore he-can vote. Itis mow about twelve years since the last oné was compiled, at least we jadge so, from the fact that ‘tye pioneer’s’’ age.sbows that.difference between the old Great Register andthe new one, A few seatter— ing gray hairs doubtless remind fall many of our veteran readers that they are just so mueb older. Of course you all intend ta vote se long us you live,. So theréfore go aud are a Republican, ee THE WEATHER, The following observations were taken yesterday at the office. of the eghaney, has commenced ' to ship. Gapital : te “The . . root is red hot; the walls are red hoy . comes highly recommended as an inpstructor and a gentleman, citizen. who is eligible to exereise . : get-re-registered—especizlly if yoW# pg} Ceanclidakad Gold: ie a 35 Loe Or tental . ti Banke San JWI : MB Dimber Cascade CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, and Silver Mining Company, at Albullion to the Bay, their first_shipment having. been made October 8d . of $3,900. ‘The company-s will make regular. bullion .elxpments at least ‘once’a week, having enough ore’ on*#* 4 r the dump to Kéep their mill raa-’ ning steadily for the next nine months. So oeregistered prio? to July 6th, 1878; also‘ all’ warrants on Special Fuud revistered prior to Oct. 9th, 1878; also warrants Nos, 308, 809, 310, 311, 84, 815, 316, 324, 325, 253; 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 266, 267, 268 and 269, on Geveral Fund registered ‘January 12th, 1878, will be paid/on presentation. ceases from tolay. A MUSICIANS MISERY. The Union says this of a party. who is known unfavorably to a num-* ber of our'citigens: thuysen, a music teacher, who sojourved for ‘a brief season at Grass left a numbér of unsettled bills beind, has been ayréstad ut Reno for DANCING ACADEMY. ae 6 month Prof. O. Rk. Hant, of Sacramento, willopen a dancing academy at Hunot’s Hall, in this city, “He and . wé . are sure will meet with a liberal pat> Liver is King. The liver.is the imperiat organ of the whole buman systeny.as it coutrols the life, health audhappiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. The digestion of food, the movement.of ‘the brain and hervous system, are all’ immediately connecied with “the workings of the liver. Ithas been succeasfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequaled inverring all persons affiicted with Dyspepsia or liver complaint, and all the-unhumerous symptoms thet result from unhealtby conditidh of the liver und stemach. Sample bottles: to try, 10 cents. Positively solé in ali towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that at is just what vou want, ; es You can’t depend on Kansasfloury South Yuba Canal Company, io this tity: THERMOMETER—8:30 A. M., sun 63, shade 69; 2p. M., sun $3, shade 63. BaroMETBR—8,00-.4. M., 27.33; ganiz:tion in thie place. 2 P. M., 27.33, re A loaf of bread pussed into Leaven. Fae j.il contained two tiles, a knife, .a bottle of acid auda roil of4 monev, such wheat as that cannot expect Phillipa 2s AN warrguts on ‘General Fund'The interest . ‘*Prof. Van VoorValley, and who upou his dep :rture * The lalter part of the present} ronage from our citizens, Fall parsil gity, Oct. 5, 18Te-010 ticulars as to terme, etc., will be4 given in a few days. ae J. W. DOWNING, heart and blodd,‘ tbe action of the . be A. country whicbe grows . “_M-GrayQuaker Hill -H Austin Spenceville -. J Smith Remmingtor Hill Micheal Skeahan Lowell ini’ J B Frick. § Hill” J lievee # F T Maguire » J Regan : . G Dutfy i ae © P*Lougridge City T Collins‘ © Hadenteldt San Francisco « eo PE . Meyer eee we tiful-steck ever seerrin the. SHOES AND GAITERS, dren—an endiéss variety. ‘GARPETS! > J O Wood Susanville ED Wood "S-Wood Col HY « Spafford” ‘A Naake_ J Weissbein GV D Gillet: Was‘ ington * JM Bell Stockton RC Walrath Milton Dam « ' Georgia Minstrels 21 persons & Assessment Notice. OORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVE! MIN* ING ‘COMPANY. Location of principal place of business San Fraricisco,Ca:i fornix. Location of Works, Moore’s Flat, nia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, hela on the 7th day of Oc!., 1878, an assessment, ‘No. *, of twenty-five cents per share wis levied upon the capital stock,of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Cémpany, 309 California street, rooms 3 & 4, d floor, over Aet4 na Insurance office, San Franciscy, Cal. 4 Any stock uponwhbioh this assessment shal}! rematn unpaid onthe Ith day of November, 1878, will be deli quent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold onaturday,ithe 30th day’of Nov. ,1578, ts. pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs _of advertising and expenses of sale: By order of the Board of. Directors. SeMoBUFFINGTON, Secretary." Office,209 Culifornia Street, rooms 3 and 4 second floor,, over Aetna ‘Insurance Office, Sen Francisco, California. a a NOTICE. ae a TICE is herebp even: that I will not pay any debt coutracted ‘by: my wife or-apy othorparvon after-this date. GEO, W.TEXHUNE. Merchant: . Tailor, MAIN STREET, REVEDA . ciTY ; CAL. * LHAVE JUST RETURNED » NEW STUCK of jGOODs, ? boughtat manufacturers and importers prices for cush,consisting of —s ek Beavers, Doeskins, Diagonats; Suitings, ra Overcoatings; 7. Trimmings,-Etc., Which will be cutin the LATEST FASHIONS, or iv any style to please, and made up intme NEATEST and most SUBBT AR ‘TIAT, MANNER, and as Cheap as can be had in Catifornia. k ureka Township, Nevada County,Caiitor NEW GODS & 1 & NEW PRICES. . PRYM SAN FRANCIS@® with to our immense. stock of © BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY IN GRAIN AND DRUGGET’ CARPETING, MATTING, . OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS, =T¢,. Which for Beauty of Figure. and ‘ Durability mmc be Excelled. We hereby: ann e that: we will sell everything in: cur line at LOWER prices : than can be purchased at: any other store in Nevada' County, Country orders solicited, and samples of goods sent on application. LADIES, CALL AND SEE US, ROSENBERG BROS., Nevada City, Oct. 8, 1878. ~~ FRED. ‘A. SACKET, . Mining & Insurance mie Resse THE Conneeticat Fire, amet ‘TravelersAcciaent and Life Insurance Companies of Hartford. Office—In Brown & Morgan's Block. 05 Nevada ON.GRAND SOCIAL PARTY, UNDED THE AUSPICES OF Spartan ‘Lodge, No. 37, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, TO-GE GIVEN AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Thursday Even’g, Oct. 17, 1878 ——— «se . ‘THE Members of Spartan Lodee: ; assisted by members from Bai Mountain Ludge, No, 44, ofest City, WillboM aPublie Parade in Uniform, At 4 o’clock of the same-day, in whichvisiting Brother Kni are respectialls invited to participate. y A General Invitution is extended toa”, and the Commiitte will endeavor to no the Party pleasent to. all who may atten! Tickets, Including Sapper, 9°: COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Jas.Marriott, A.J. Ros, C, Harmed,A, A. Smith, Josiah Glasson. $a get abead. very fast. = mS r. for the sanie elass of Goods and . FLOOR MANAGERS. Work, J. W. DOWNING, . 4.7 Rosa, R, Oc Penrose, JJ. Sticd. Nevada City; Oct. 6,1876-1m . octl-td. The Hargest ‘and ‘iost,Beau: For Ladies, Misses and ChilWe would specially call” the attention : of the Public: . Palace Dry Goods Store. » ~ She Daily eee BRIEF a Batter ae Truskee is being the Coast. _ Work on -the is progressing: ra} yeady for Occupar ° The Board of § engaged in wrest as to Whose Dili ~ whose are not: Truckee Kept Clark; of Nevada Saturday, selling other foothill frui on Park avenue, cently raised and a handsome appe “The old Zine pioneer « roadside the lower part recently destroye “Pwo of the ‘ prothers, are wr Cornwall; Eugla: proviicial dialec! Next Suuday E néwly appointed ** his first sermon : in this city, H to-day: ce Ed. Goldsmith of this city, buts hauer & Co., cig ~.,.$anFrancisco, ¢ ~terday. -Samuel Cham kee’s most prot aflied at the Ph jast -week, of it ‘bowels. ~has. eased up oni no likeiihood of themselves long tion to ensue, ha Frank Geer, o & Geer, of this hasan exhibit 6: ~ ments for which the Fair in progr 7 boys wl fro a quantity’ Jy first tried to . _ walls by remo -——pbri¢ks. Mr. Bell, on of that most exci Stockton Herald call -bright = a morning. He re be flourishing fit substantiated by of advertisement Sent, THAT The Stock Ex fa] fict when it Partisans in the vention are th that ever gather clear handsom low the minorit every issuer io ed for an Ansig: Boruck made wi tent Secretary‘ Alace. Hoge es ofhis ‘teeth. E die, gentlemen, . business you all ént proceedings Thank the lor non-partisaushiz for any of the our delegates tr side of the -hoa . Standing by thei heard from. BOvIE’s £ EE To give an ide ner in which a ‘ property increas the following e; written by a res gentieman in thi: “Two months fice of the Bodie been bought fo: $15,000 wor ld am barn See it rope held at beviniog. Tent for $20 per Medium nines ra A strike was ms mine on the 34 i: much for its. ow: veloped is auth to be worth $1,0 ——————» Turak may be bat t when a mar the +treet and “Jack!” ne will suddenly as th ‘Come in .contact bee of &tansne