October 31, 1878 (4 pages)

The Daily Granseript. ed to surroundings of ‘refinement. “are fraught with. ment of all this prosperity, baman . ‘and words of encouragement and * al implements, with the products of: public admission of that fuct. kt lias now been fairly demonstrated . -iwportance with agricultural imple“will be good, af be exerts olmself UNEVADA/CETY, CALe Thursday ‘October Sith, 1678 EDITORIAL NOTES, In another column we to-day publish a communication from an Or phaned Tennessee maiden, Her pen picture pf the straits to which sbe “has been reduced:cannot bit awakencegnapaully ‘tm every reader's heart. It_is the ‘piteows wail ofa young girl, Who all her life been accustom Delicately reared, she is anfitted for going forth into the worli’ and seekure would crush her to despondency. J, A desperation born of hopelessnes would follow. Aud then—the go epiri's that’ hover around, gens steps proteet her! Yet this ¥s° but one case anon gsMany hundreds that . fave weekly been developed fsince }.*\ the yellow tever og e commenced to stride.through the Sunny South, caryying death and desolation into every community that lay io his pith. What a dread visitation it has been! Loving mothers, fathers, daughters and sons, peholdivg the taking off,. most dear. Surely, we pedple of Lal. ifornia have cause tobe joyful because of the blessings our lives here The pure, ins vigorating ¢limate is in itseif a heayenesent treasure. ‘There ig lite and health in every breath we: quaff. No pestilential plague ever qssails our f fortress, Peace and plenty reign . here'supreme. Yet in the enjoyselfishness is not portrayed. When the ery comes eciiving across the piains from our brethren of the North, and South, and East, “THelp us, or we perish!’’{Califorma is always the first to respond, Her peo-) ples’ purse-strings relax, avd there js outpoured a very torrent of gold, sympathy accompany it. Fire-ravaged Chicago and ‘Boston learned this but recently;.and now come the fever-cursed Southrons. If this thus far highly favored Golden State ever writbes in agony from cause of unfortunate events, then willy the " pread its inhabitants have cast updn . . the waters be returned unto them. At the Paris Exposition were a host of manufacturers of agriculturtheiringenuity andskill, They went: thers from all parts of the world. ‘ther given that for tlie, purpose of ing ler own livelihood. The first . "rebuff inet with from a fellow creatMonday, Nov. 11th. en F Edwards’ . . oue after another, of those they held . . them ‘the pictures, not the custo‘a young lady’s likeness, the urch“sweet-heurt, bet yer life.’ ithe originals will feel highly flattered . NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. _derry Payne, County Collector,bas riven notice tlat the Assessment Roll for the year 1878,. for Nevada County, kas been completed and delivered into .his hands. Property holders are notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, afd the law for the collection of the same will be strictly-enforced. The Taxes become delinquent on the 1st Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date, five per cent and other -costs will be added. Notice is furreceiving Taxes, Mr, Payne will beé in the several Townships at the ‘places and times stated, viz: —At—-Washington, Grissel's Totel, Saturday, Nov. 9th. ee At Moore’s Flat, Cummings’ Bank, At North Bloomfield, Hotel, Tuesday, Nov. 12th.» -, At. North San Juan, Block and Furth’s Banking House, Wednesday> At Rough & Ready, Walliag’s Ho © tel; fharsday, Nov. 14th, © At You Bet, Oliver & Fox’s store, Saturday, Nov. 16th. = * At Truckee, F. Burekhalter & Co’s store, Mopday and ‘Tuesday, Nev18th and 19th. : At Grass Valley, A. B. Brady's officd,’Friday am. faturday, Nov. 22a and 23d. ; Wee At Nevada City, Treasurer's office, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 25th and 7Silver to thé amount of $5 -only will be taken.on one Assessment, Se aiieaaatll STRUCK IT RICH, _ The young’ i yehave gtruck.a bonanza on the Son lder street circus lot lately. An itinerant photographber used to hold forth there, and whenever customers refused to take a lot of #icturés, the disgrsted artist made a bole in the ground and buried . pa AE mers). The boys found this out a day or two gince, and are resnrrecting the.trevsures. When they. find ius show, the counterfeit around to their comrades, eaying, “She's my. > No doubt by in learning this. = >a oo —— notable to support me yet. ‘the ‘gentleman receiving wit. ‘ ed mine—weigbing 15 tons—was Jail to be clipped within an inch of en AN ORPHAN’S APPEAL, . The following letter, which ex} plaiiis itself, was received by a well~ knowa business man of this city ® few days since, from his niece, a' bright and intelligent. young lady. The paper that the letter was: written upon was the last sheet to be procured, without going to Mempbis, a distance of 16 miles.:All the stores ‘in the village were closed, the owners having gone Away and left thény. The sentences supplied by stars relate to affairs which age merely .of private interest: % GERMANTOWN, TENN.; } ° October 17, 1878. . . ‘Of My Drdp Uncre: -* sd “eourse you haye-read in the papers how the yellow fever swept through the South Atlantic States, creating fearful bavoc. In Germantown we bayve bad 65 cases und 35 deaths. Among those whom death took away were biy dear, sweet mammus, who died on the, 10th iystant, and father, who was buried three days after, And}. now what ani I to:do?: An orphan, avd nd home! My.one brother is et, He isa. clerk in Mew York City, and has been under the treatment of the Eye Infirmary for many weeks recently, but beving partially recovered “is wow uble to attend to business. Brother will po doubt be able” 4o take care of me insa few.years. * * * * Pease, Uncle, answer this as soon as conveniett, Your loving niece, The letter has been replied so by He states that arravgements are being thade. to provice for the unbappy orphan’s futare welfare. 5 o-oo CGAST NEWS. .cee a a v One of the spar wheels,pf the machinery at the-Eureka Consolida— broken to atoms Saturday. ©, Simmons was shot and mortally wounded at Eureka, Nev., Sundiy night, by parties on a dronkenspree who were shuoting at no one in particular. Iw the Sen Francisco Board of Monday last Mr.*"Gibbs’ _ resolution requiring the Sheriff to enforce the ordinance reqriring the hair of all male prisoners sent to the County the scalp for savitary seasons, came up for final pass#ge. -It was adepted. Three“men entered the rooua of Autone M. Martin, at ‘Mission San Jose, about 2 o’clock Tuesday morning, choked and tie@ him so that. he could not uiake any noise or restatDISTRICT COURT. ‘Wepvesparx, Oct. 30, 1878. Mary B. Mogan vs. Wm, O’Brien. Continued for term by consevt. J. Mayne vs. W. Mayne. Cvuntin” ued for term by consent. D.: Fitzsimmons vs. Ellen Fitzsimmons, Ordered that plaintiff pay ance, and robbed him of about one tbousand dollars. Not word was spoken while they were there. There ‘ig no clue to the identity of the rub‘bers. : ou ‘The resignation jof the old Board of Directors of the French Savings Bank at San Fraucisco were acceptedjonthe 28th, and a néw Board elected, composed as follows:Gnstave Toucbard, Alexander Weil, $30 into Court forthwith, and by Yet outof ten prizes awarded, AmerYea secured ten, This was done in the faces of national prejudices and ditferences of opinion, ‘The super: javive merits of the machinery. matufactured in this country were so evident that there was no evading the that the American farmer uses the Dest tools in the world. ‘There are various other articles of almost. equal wents, in the manufacture of which ‘our. countrymen outstrip all other nations. Even fo the business of coffinemaking a New York firm has won laurels, and is now shipping large quantities of its goods to Kogland, ‘We bave forsome time een supplying the Britons with a good share of their fire,arms. Who knows butgome smart Yankee will yet invemt an improvement on the present national flags of Prussia, Austria, France, Russia and-the otler great countries, and they will be sending here for ship loads of banpera? Stranger things have happen ed. ne OO HBAP SMART. . Poy Sing is a Nevada City mon‘golian ow whose swarthy face sixteen summers bave left their imprint. His unele is a lanndryman, on Main street. Two. years ago he youngster arrived on this Coust, and “fas since made some rapid strides towards becoming . civilized. He owes it to the tuition of Mrs. I. J. Rolf, Mrs.Jobn McBrown and Miss Flora Smith that to-day he knows as much about the “three'r’s ’ as the average boys cf Anterican growth, He reads ahd Writes the Pnglish linguage correcthyq understands arithemetic and geegrapby well, “After he bas becowe 4 i.ttle more eticient iu these stndigs, the proud nocle of this bright youug eesatial ‘is gring-to ship him brick to Obiua, where h's chances of being installed in some responsible public position tho Ist cf November show cause why . he should net pay eounsel’s fees for defendant. ‘ : At 10:30 o’elook 4. x. Court adjourned until 10 o’clock this \morn— ing. 5 — -~-——_ o-oo RETURN THEM. The Board of Directors say that two. step-lidders are missing from Petnsylvania Engine House’ No, Z. They have been gone about «month, aud nobody pretends to know where to, It is hoped this mild hint_will cape “the present possessors to return them, Of course whoever took them, without obé:ining the consent of the proper authorities, must know the action lays them liable to arrest. ders are brought back immediately, an unpleasantness will be aveided. root THE TEMPERANCE TENT. , A stove bas been putin the temperanee tent, so that the workers may be warmed up to their work. The second meeting was keld Tuesday evening, a fair-sized audience bsing present. Speeches were made by Messrs. Culver and Dryden, and the-pledge of total al tigence cireuh ~ ted. Several parties put on the blue ribbon, ducting this enterprise is met by voluntary coutribution, > © eSTHE COUNTY BOUNDARY, ae The Trackee Repablican says that the ‘litigations .and the. vexatious disputes concerning the western ties, is at last definitely settled. — This point is abopt one mile ‘below Camp 24 bridge, It gives Sierra county about two miles: of the line ef the Central Paeific Railroad.— Heretofore'the line has been generally located ‘at Manassas Gap, and all the railroad has been cons‘dered \ . ° somewkat. : . =, as lying in-Nevada county, If the lad-J }riages kept by the Mormon Church The expense of con. boundary of Sierraand Nevada coun-. Paul Rousset, 'Thedure Leroy, Henry. Casanova, Froneis Perin, Emile Grisar, Norbert Landry and Joseph eveling off the ground at the site of -stood the old Gold Hill mill, ‘They vit, particularly in the amount of . On scoayrulation of blood on the brain. GRASS VALLEY ITEMS. . Pe The following items of interest are from yestefday’s Union’, Thirty-five. loads of Yoeck were cleaned-up. Tuesday at tie Orleans mill, from the King's Bill ledge, which paid §85 per load. Martin Ford is gathering the fourth crop of alfalfa for the present season, from his lot on the bavk of Wolf Creek, in Boston Ravine; The Jot is mostly made ground from minifig ‘tailings. _JThe Scadden” Flat Company are their new hoisting works, and are hauling machinery and timb-rs to the pround. The hojsting works will be erected over the old shafs, which is close to the road leading from Bogjou Ravine to the Brighton House. : * A company of Chinamen.continue to mine on the®lot where-formerly purehased the privilege of mining out the mill site and tbe adjoining ground,and it is understood that they.bave made a good thing out of quicksilver which. they have collected ih their: sluices. : Saturday fast, at Dod ge’s ranch, a boy named Giiffighs, who was on horseback, threw a Jasso ov— er’the head of an ox ina corral that le wished to use, when the ox jumped over a calf, which gave the horse so stdden a jerk that he was brought to his knees and the boy. thrown off, his neck striking the horn of the saddle eatusing the breakiug of gome of the susall bones. He lingered until yesterday, when: he died from a The Orphan Asylums of Grass Valley, in charge of the Sésters of Mercy, are prominent institutions of the town. In 1865 one Jarge brick building was erected, bat various‘additions have been made until tlie grounds are now well covered with tine structures, . These’ buildings are now mainly used for selioole for the education of young ladies, ° while ethers heve been erected as orphanayes, -A few years ago a large establishment was erecied on Pieasant street, for a Boy's Asyluts, and has been used until tue present season, when the need of additional accomm ions prompted the building -ot adother house. During the present season. temporary buildings were erected on this Jot, to which the boy orphag® were removed, while the building formerly occupied by them, was devoted to a girls’ asylum, where all yirls under. 12 years ar. placed. With these two independent buildings ample space is obtained for the orphans, who number to exceed 150, while at the sathe time yreater accommodations.are obtain. ed in the main’ brick structure for the boarding pupils of the Seminary, Stine aaa GENERAL NEWS, Postmaster-General Key thinks that if Grant ig nominated for the i at tee he will certainly be elected. Godchaux. Tbe éxawination of John Miles, ‘charged with marryihg two women— Emily Spencer and Caroline Owens. -Lia the Eudowment House at Sualt Lake, continues before'Commissioner Spragne. The fact of*tbe marriage to Misa Owens bas beew readily preven. by her testimony and that of otvers. The introduction. of evidence tending tu prove the first matrimonial alliance, however, is strenously opposed by counsel for defendant, aud all evidence by witness is most reluctantly given, for the Endowment House. is the Mormon sanctuary for solemnizing marriages, and all. who enter therein ‘are bound, as a wituess says, by horrible oaths to reveal. nothing of whet they see or hear within ite neligious walls, ‘The facts so far literally wrung frone witnesses, are to the eect that plural paarriages are celebrated in the Endé tmont House; that there is.a Tecord BF such marand that the secrets of the House are guarded By oaths enjoined upon all whe goin and out of it—facts thas the pebdlic has -alwaye believed to exist. The prosecuting attorney 1s trying to discover who is the custedian of the record. : WEILHELM’S BULL DOG, Wilhelm’s bull dog is destined to be immortalized. The San Francisco Bulletin manufactures this neat yarn eut of the TRANSCRIPT’S account of how the animal had swallowed some coin:—‘ A Nevada City bull-dog swallowed a silver dollar the Other ‘day, and iow the owner cf the dog and the claimant of the dollar are disputing whetber to kill the dog and recover the dollar, or let.the'auimal go with the coin. In the firgt case the owner of the dog demands a dollar as the value of the beast, if he is killed, while the loser of the coin demands a dollar from the dog —or his master in return for the animal's unwarranted meat. It is a knotty In a shooting affray at Plaquemine, La., between Charles Abrule aud State Senator Waits, both were wounded. Depositorsthronged about. the Manhattaa Savings Institution in New York, Tuesday, and were’ informed that their money was all right and would be paid if needed, at the end of sixty days. A circuJar has been issued setting forth the numbers and other particulars of the stolen bonds. No arrests have yet been made, Private owners of soine of the stolen property offer rewards for its restoration, A London (Eng.) dispatch of Oct 29th says: The agricultural laborers in Kent and Suasex threaten a general strike, because of theanncunced intention to reduce their wages. Onethotisand are already an a strike. The laborers declare the. course of the farmers is oppressive and threaten to emigrate to the colonies. About six percent of the laoms and spindles in the Lancasbire and Chesshire corton districts have stopped or are runningon short. time, * A REMARKABLE RESULT. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an established fact that German Syrup is the ouly remedy which has given complete satisfaction in severe cases of lung diseases. It ia true there are yet thousands of persons who are predisposed to throat “and lung aftections, consumption, hesmerrhages, asthma, sev re colds settled ou the breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, . M Jvoues Hant’s Hil F Hathaway Auburn UNION HOTEL, . Ai DADO — ‘ E PROSPFRITY PROPHESIED. , Mr. L. 8. Calkins, who has been editing the’ Nevada Transcript for the past eight months,bas purchased the interest of Mr. Bailey. and assumed foil ‘editorial charge. Mr. Calkins is one of tle Best editors in . the State, ‘and we congratulate dhe jOffice at Walling’s Law Office, TRANSCRIPT on, the:prosperity whi¢h ig fure to await it.—Trackee Republican. —_-orem Yesterday’s Arrivals at NATIONAL HOTEL NEVADA CITY, GaL. CHAS. E. PEARSON, Proprietor AD Lord Zan Fran * Miss Kemington Col T Barr do GS Drake Alameda ~ J Ostroms Bloém GP Davis Down Jle J McAllis dunt’s BillJ Kitts Willow Val W Brandon Omega W Carter City PS:voy Blue Tent CSharp Col Hill T W Mcintyre City W Stehr Ned Dog F A Sacket City A P Clark Colfax F Eattis City » Yesterday’s Arrivais'at NEVADA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprie’r. Wm Faull Sonora. Jno Shaulding Dét ¥ S Hirshburg Grass V. H Silvester Grass V EW Roberts dv . John Cashin City. ~ J Miller, Sierra Val Wm Foster Lincoln D Herryforé “Lincoln F Herryford Wheat F H Cooper San Fran E O Tompkins’ Pl. V D F-Choat do, MrsisM Burns S 7¥ Miss K Wilson do. _.U H Hammond Aubr W Bb Woods Wheat. J W Greeley Sac'to C McElvy City “2 BORN. At Grass Valley, October 28, 1878, John'C. Coleman and wife, a daughter. to * At Forest Springs, October29, 1878, Jo0 oe seph Griffiths, aged 18 years, a native of Ohio. Scolding on Washing Day ,Bone Away With, ‘ USE TRE ROBBINS EITTLE WASUER. 4 rs USE THE ROSBINS LITTLE. WASHER. THE ROBBIES LITTLE WASHER. This is an ent’rely new. machine. Tt works ou a new principle. Does not injure the clothes. No rubbing or friction about it. Is simple and durable,and never gets ort of order. Wéll last.a life time. Price,Five Dollars, Sold by. W. A. SIGOURNEY, 039 Agent for Nevada County. t DANCING SCHOOL. MwmR. c. Rr. EuonNT, Of Sacramento, will open DANCING SCHOOL, —oxn—Thursday, October 32st, 1878, . ca iat TEMPERANCE HALL, Where he will cive instructions in BALLROOM DANCING! In the very-Latest Style. 67 Classes formed as follows"Ga LADIES’ CLASS—Every Thuisday at 1:30 P.M. GENTLEMEN’S CLAS3—Same evening at 8 o'clock. _, JUVENILE CLASS—Saturdays, 1:30 P. m. SOGIALS every Friday night fiom 8 to .t 12 o’clock P. M, TERMS--$2 00 per month for each of the classes.Admission tovacb of the Socials—Geutlemen, $1; Ladies free. Priday will be devoted to giving Private , Lessons. Good Music furnished for balls and parties aa Apply at Hall on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Vee No. 1019. Application for Paten‘ to a Mining Claia, Unitep Statés Lanp OFFICE, Sacranijento, Cal., Oct, 23, 1875. } @TICE is hereby giver that Mary J. Pickle, whose Post Office is North Bloorafield, Nevada County, Cal., has made &c., whe haye po personal knowleige of Boschee’s Germen~ Syrup. To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold Jast year, without one @éemplaint. Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size 75 ceuts, Sold by all druggisis in America, ; THE WEATHER. Fhe following observations were taken yesterday at the offiee of the South Yaba Canal Company, in this rity: THERMOMETER—8:30 A. M., sun iu Book 7, page 457, mining records of Ne vada county. The applicant claima by“. Fashiocabie Dress Goods, ‘med and untrunmea, Flowers, _ TAKE NOTICE. ghe Daily G SEVADA crry f f New; undersigned is the onl es, of all accounts ,due_ the Wear zette. All persens indelitee for adverti oF subscription to the paper are hereby. no, tified that the same-must be settled with, but delay. Payment to be made to Geo, 4° Bailey or tome. WAT. BAILEY. * sing ————— BRIEF MENTE Afeverand ague pa Brennan, was taken fro Jey to the County Thos day. ; Mrs. M. S. Deal, w! dangerously ill several attack, of remitteut feve “yg improved yesterday: ¢, 8. Benham, Sape the Oriental niine, pat ghe city yesterday on b the Bay to: Alleghany that the Oriental istar: rock right along. A free lecture will b the Theatre next Satu ‘on the subject of “Cau Suprenre Constable A "North Bloomfield. Let there” Nevada, Oct, 21, 1878, KNIITING MACHINE. Mrs. F. Thoss, . Broad Street, Above the Trteatre, NEVADA CITY, -E} ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the ladies of Nevada County to ler beautiful assortment of ENVIMIING, mace by hewse If, end of woo) finer than cun be found in any store in the moubtains, The stock comprises tt Gentlemen, Ladies and Children’s Socks. Children’s Underwear. = Hoods, Caps; Sacques, Bodies, ete. — ~— 7 Every article is guaranteed to be mode of the BEST WOOL, ard will be sold ut reasotiable rates, ipvited. meeting. Spend your money will make better bus merchants ; they can petter assortments and sates than if‘their onl credited out, while the to otlier places. ° Oriental mining sto at $1 per share on 1] noon. The specimen on exhibition ‘at the } a short time since, yi Every shipment of be 7 mine depresses the st As will be seen by published _ elsewhere Hough, who comes © eek en : mended from a pron The stock consists of the best as Gents’ Clothing, and everything usually found in a first Class Clothing Store. ‘Task but one price for goods, aud that the Lowest. Nevada, Ot. 11, 1878. Ci —___ Call and-examine goods and prices; Nevada City, Cot. 20, 1878: . ii oe MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ’ NEVADA ‘CITY, : H* JUST RECEIVED, The Largest and Choicest Steck of Clothing, Fure nishiz.g Goods, etc., < Ever seen in the Mountains. college, will give ins pils inthe Latin. an guages, See regulal particulars, — , W.H. Smith has 1 of remodeling the res street recently~pureh new fence is to be bi repaired throughout, provements made wh it one of the: most. ¢ in the city. .Jemes Miller, Esq. tle man, of Sierra V chased a one-half it Cashin in the slaugl erty,and the business ». at wholesale will be heretofore, under the Cashin & Miller, V FLUME 1 Last Friday, as M daughjer were passi near Alta Hill, they four fine looking tt outside the waste-ga was about one foot remainder were boLs the water was high . they had evidently } gate; and the surp}u ing large enough they had been stra thus secured, The for this reservoir i: ibe V Flume, and a _ Who gave the Trad the above informatic are known to haveb it-is probable the: down the flume: fre assoitment of and Boys’ THE LATEST. AND BEST! MRS. M. A. STERLING, . Commercial Street, Nevada City, ‘GAS JUS RECEIVED A LARGE ard exrefully selected stock ot FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Consisting of Silks, Mobairs, Cashmere: , Water Proofs, Poplins, and other Late and Also one of the finest assortments of MILLINERY Hats, trip! lubbens, Ever brought to Nevada City. Bows, Cuffs, Collars, ete. LADIES’. UNDERWEAR. . Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery,ete. CLOAKS and SHAWLS for Ladies and Children: Se a Also a Fine Stock of FANCY GOODS of every description. I hereby tender my thanks for the liberal patronage heretuture bestowed upon ine, and would respectfully solicita continuance cof the same. ce Orders from the country solicited, and sample-of gouds sent un application. 022 Mrs. M. A, a'TERLING. FRED. A. SACKET, Mining & Insurance Agent, Reem THE Connecticut Fire, and Travelers’ Acciaent and Life Insarance Companies of Hartford. Office—In Brown & Morgan s Bock. 05 Nevada City. Deer Creek. email NRG See DR. C. D. BOBO, LATIN—FE Physician and Surgeon, lastenctions pre Oftice Houre-—From 9to10 A. and from 6 to 8 P. M i j ee HOUR, From 12 M. to 1 P. M. BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City, Califurnia. J. W. DOWNING, ing tocommence « study of either brar E, Hough, who cot wended from one of «of the East, k held at her school r ber of the public three times a week. Merchant Tailor, suonth, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, Cal. ° CAUCASIAN NEW Gi0DS & NEW PRICES. CAMP 73, ORDER oF : NEVADA CITY; Supreme Constal of North Bloomfiel 4 free lecture on th casianism,” on Ss Nov, 2d, 1878,at th ‘ne is invited to I HAVE JUST RETURNED ¥RUM SAN FRANCISCO with by NEW STUCK ‘of sGOODS, bought at manufacturers aud S importers prices tor caslt,cubsisting of apptication for patent for rorcst City Gray} : oa heering ste in Urisco Mining Beavers, Ris Ack sae strict, Nevada County, California, anu : wv Oo clocs "shal described as follows, eo ‘wid Doeskins, ‘ue * The Northeast repel! of Section twenty. f eight (28) Township eighteen (18) North, . Diagonals, LADIES Fa Range aie (9) onnt ith pa nierivian, Suit >. Becini Jontaining one huandre sixty (160) : elgg Boag, = anew cad! Bess Mngs, A.meeting ot the aldron, Hug Jonpor, James Howlket j i GQ. aleDoialds Paine, dines Or 4 Overcoatings, oa of the,M. B. ames Donnelly and Mary J. Fickle,on the . ea a vel esiry Sth day of September 1p78, and recorded v Trimmings, Ete., dat the V this ¢j LATEST FASHWS<¢ity, on Thurs purchase from her co-locators. There are no known mines adjuining. All persons hokiing say adverse’ elaims thereto are Lereby required to present the ; sume before this offive within sixty Cays 68, shade 67; 27. M., san 82, shade and complicated qrestion who shal! yose the doar” ° = 63. BAkowrrenr—8:00 a. M., 27 59 52 p. u., 27.52. Ls § « from the first day of publishing hereof. i EDWARD B. TAYLOK, Register. McFarland & Far. Attys Sacramento Cal, * ‘ 4 Which will be cutin the : . Loe TONS, or im eny.style to please, and mare ~Cleck: Allie up in-tne MEATES T and most SUBSTAS~ 'y Teqaested to be ‘TAT, MANNER, and a8) ‘ant business will . Cheap as can be hadin Culifornia the necting for the same class of Goods and : Work: 3. W. DOWNING. Asx var Waonae P Nevada City, Cet. 5, 1878-1

The Daily Granseript. ed to surroundings of ‘refinement. “are fraught with. ment of all this prosperity, baman . ‘and words of encouragement and * al implements, with the products of: public admission of that fuct. kt lias now been fairly demonstrated . -iwportance with agricultural imple“will be good, af be exerts olmself UNEVADA/CETY, CALe Thursday ‘October Sith, 1678 EDITORIAL NOTES, In another column we to-day publish a communication from an Or phaned Tennessee maiden, Her pen picture pf the straits to which sbe “has been reduced:cannot bit awakencegnapaully ‘tm every reader's heart. It_is the ‘piteows wail ofa young girl, Who all her life been accustom Delicately reared, she is anfitted for going forth into the worli’ and seekure would crush her to despondency. J, A desperation born of hopelessnes would follow. Aud then—the go epiri's that’ hover around, gens steps proteet her! Yet this ¥s° but one case anon gsMany hundreds that . fave weekly been developed fsince }.*\ the yellow tever og e commenced to stride.through the Sunny South, caryying death and desolation into every community that lay io his pith. What a dread visitation it has been! Loving mothers, fathers, daughters and sons, peholdivg the taking off,. most dear. Surely, we pedple of Lal. ifornia have cause tobe joyful because of the blessings our lives here The pure, ins vigorating ¢limate is in itseif a heayenesent treasure. ‘There ig lite and health in every breath we: quaff. No pestilential plague ever qssails our f fortress, Peace and plenty reign . here'supreme. Yet in the enjoyselfishness is not portrayed. When the ery comes eciiving across the piains from our brethren of the North, and South, and East, “THelp us, or we perish!’’{Califorma is always the first to respond, Her peo-) ples’ purse-strings relax, avd there js outpoured a very torrent of gold, sympathy accompany it. Fire-ravaged Chicago and ‘Boston learned this but recently;.and now come the fever-cursed Southrons. If this thus far highly favored Golden State ever writbes in agony from cause of unfortunate events, then willy the " pread its inhabitants have cast updn . . the waters be returned unto them. At the Paris Exposition were a host of manufacturers of agriculturtheiringenuity andskill, They went: thers from all parts of the world. ‘ther given that for tlie, purpose of ing ler own livelihood. The first . "rebuff inet with from a fellow creatMonday, Nov. 11th. en F Edwards’ . . oue after another, of those they held . . them ‘the pictures, not the custo‘a young lady’s likeness, the urch“sweet-heurt, bet yer life.’ ithe originals will feel highly flattered . NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. _derry Payne, County Collector,bas riven notice tlat the Assessment Roll for the year 1878,. for Nevada County, kas been completed and delivered into .his hands.. Property holders are notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, afd the law for the collection of the same will be strictly-enforced. The Taxes become delinquent on the 1st Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date, five per cent and other -costs will be added. Notice is furreceiving Taxes, Mr, Payne will beé in the several Townships at the ‘places and times stated, viz: —At—-Washington, Grissel's Totel, Saturday, Nov. 9th. ee At Moore’s Flat, Cummings’ Bank, At North Bloomfield, Hotel, Tuesday, Nov. 12th.» -, At. North San Juan, Block and Furth’s Banking House, Wednesday> At Rough & Ready, Walliag’s Ho © tel; fharsday, Nov. 14th, © At You Bet, Oliver & Fox’s store, Saturday, Nov. 16th. = * At Truckee, F. Burekhalter & Co’s store, Mopday and ‘Tuesday, Nev18th and 19th. : At Grass Valley, A. B. Brady's officd,’Friday am. faturday, Nov. 22a and 23d. ; Wee At Nevada City, Treasurer's office, Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 25th and 7Silver to thé amount of $5 -only will be taken.on one Assessment, Se aiieaaatll STRUCK IT RICH, _ The young’ i yehave gtruck.a bonanza on the Son lder street circus lot lately. An itinerant photographber used to hold forth there, and whenever customers refused to take a lot of #icturés, the disgrsted artist made a bole in the ground and buried . pa AE mers). The boys found this out a day or two gince, and are resnrrecting the.trevsures. When they. find ius show, the counterfeit around to their comrades, eaying, “She's my. > No doubt by in learning this. = >a oo —— notable to support me yet. ‘the ‘gentleman receiving wit. ‘ ed mine—weigbing 15 tons—was Jail to be clipped within an inch of en AN ORPHAN’S APPEAL, . The following letter, which ex} plaiiis itself, was received by a well~ knowa business man of this city ® few days since, from his niece, a' bright and intelligent. young lady. The paper that the letter was: written upon was the last sheet to be procured, without going to Mempbis, a distance of 16 miles.:All the stores ‘in the village were closed, the owners having gone Away and left thény. The sentences supplied by stars relate to affairs which age merely .of private interest: % GERMANTOWN, TENN.; } ° October 17, 1878. . . ‘Of My Drdp Uncre: -* sd “eourse you haye-read in the papers how the yellow fever swept through the South Atlantic States, creating fearful bavoc. In Germantown we bayve bad 65 cases und 35 deaths. Among those whom death took away were biy dear, sweet mammus, who died on the, 10th iystant, and father, who was buried three days after, And}. now what ani I to:do?: An orphan, avd nd home! My.one brother is et, He isa. clerk in Mew York City, and has been under the treatment of the Eye Infirmary for many weeks recently, but beving partially recovered “is wow uble to attend to business.. Brother will po doubt be able” 4o take care of me insa few.years. * * * * Pease, Uncle, answer this as soon as conveniett, Your loving niece, The letter has been replied so by He states that arravgements are being thade. to provice for the unbappy orphan’s futare welfare. 5 o-oo CGAST NEWS. .cee a a v One of the spar wheels,pf the machinery at the-Eureka Consolida— broken to atoms Saturday. ©, Simmons was shot and mortally wounded at Eureka, Nev., Sundiy night, by parties on a dronkenspree who were shuoting at no one in particular. Iw the Sen Francisco Board of Monday last Mr.*"Gibbs’ _ resolution requiring the Sheriff to enforce the ordinance reqriring the hair of all male prisoners sent to the County the scalp for savitary seasons, came up for final pass#ge. -It was adepted. Three“men entered the rooua of Autone M. Martin, at ‘Mission San Jose, about 2 o’clock Tuesday morning, choked and tie@ him so that. he could not uiake any noise or restatDISTRICT COURT. ‘Wepvesparx, Oct. 30, 1878. Mary B. Mogan vs. Wm, O’Brien. Continued for term by consevt. J. Mayne vs. W. Mayne. Cvuntin” ued for term by consent. D.: Fitzsimmons vs. Ellen Fitzsimmons, Ordered that plaintiff pay ance, and robbed him of about one tbousand dollars. Not word was spoken while they were there. There ‘ig no clue to the identity of the rub‘bers. : ou ‘The resignation jof the old Board of Directors of the French Savings Bank at San Fraucisco were acceptedjonthe 28th, and a néw Board elected, composed as follows:Gnstave Toucbard, Alexander Weil, $30 into Court forthwith, and by Yet outof ten prizes awarded, AmerYea secured ten, This was done in the faces of national prejudices and ditferences of opinion, ‘The super: javive merits of the machinery. matufactured in this country were so evident that there was no evading the that the American farmer uses the Dest tools in the world. ‘There are various other articles of almost. equal wents, in the manufacture of which ‘our. countrymen outstrip all other nations. Even fo the business of coffinemaking a New York firm has won laurels, and is now shipping large quantities of its goods to Kogland, ‘We bave forsome time een supplying the Britons with a good share of their fire,arms. Who knows butgome smart Yankee will yet invemt an improvement on the present national flags of Prussia, Austria, France, Russia and-the otler great countries, and they will be sending here for ship loads of banpera? Stranger things have happen ed. ne OO HBAP SMART. . Poy Sing is a Nevada City mon‘golian ow whose swarthy face sixteen summers bave left their imprint. His unele is a lanndryman, on Main street. Two. years ago he youngster arrived on this Coust, and “fas since made some rapid strides towards becoming . civilized. He owes it to the tuition of Mrs. I. J. Rolf, Mrs.Jobn McBrown and Miss Flora Smith that to-day he knows as much about the “three'r’s ’ as the average boys cf Anterican growth, He reads ahd Writes the Pnglish linguage correcthyq understands arithemetic and geegrapby well, “After he bas becowe 4 i.ttle more eticient iu these stndigs, the proud nocle of this bright youug eesatial ‘is gring-to ship him brick to Obiua, where h's chances of being installed in some responsible public position tho Ist cf November show cause why . he should net pay eounsel’s fees for defendant. ‘ : At 10:30 o’elook 4. x. Court adjourned until 10 o’clock this \morn— ing. 5 — -~-——_ o-oo RETURN THEM. The Board of Directors say that two. step-lidders are missing from Petnsylvania Engine House’ No, Z. They have been gone about «month, aud nobody pretends to know where to, It is hoped this mild hint_will cape “the present possessors to return them, Of course whoever took them, without obé:ining the consent of the proper authorities, must know the action lays them liable to arrest. ders are brought back immediately, an unpleasantness will be aveided. root THE TEMPERANCE TENT. , A stove bas been putin the temperanee tent, so that the workers may be warmed up to their work. The second meeting was keld Tuesday evening, a fair-sized audience bsing present. Speeches were made by Messrs. Culver and Dryden, and the-pledge of total al tigence cireuh ~ ted. Several parties put on the blue ribbon, ducting this enterprise is met by voluntary coutribution, > © eSTHE COUNTY BOUNDARY, ae The Trackee Repablican says that the ‘litigations .and the. vexatious disputes concerning the western ties, is at last definitely settled. — This point is abopt one mile ‘below Camp 24 bridge, It gives Sierra county about two miles: of the line ef the Central Paeific Railroad.— Heretofore'the line has been generally located ‘at Manassas Gap, and all the railroad has been cons‘dered \ . ° somewkat. : . =, as lying in-Nevada county, If the lad-J }riages kept by the Mormon Church The expense of con. boundary of Sierraand Nevada coun-. Paul Rousset, 'Thedure Leroy, Henry. Casanova, Froneis Perin, Emile Grisar, Norbert Landry and Joseph eveling off the ground at the site of -stood the old Gold Hill mill, ‘They vit, particularly in the amount of . On scoayrulation of blood on the brain. GRASS VALLEY ITEMS. . Pe The following items of interest are from yestefday’s Union’, Thirty-five. loads of Yoeck were cleaned-up. Tuesday at tie Orleans mill, from the King's Bill ledge, which paid §85 per load. Martin Ford is gathering the fourth crop of alfalfa for the present season, from his lot on the bavk of Wolf Creek, in Boston Ravine; The Jot is mostly made ground from minifig ‘tailings. _JThe Scadden” Flat Company are their new hoisting works, and are hauling machinery and timb-rs to the pround. The hojsting works will be erected over the old shafs, which is close to the road leading from Bogjou Ravine to the Brighton House. : * A company of Chinamen.continue to mine on the®lot where-formerly purehased the privilege of mining out the mill site and tbe adjoining ground,and it is understood that they.bave made a good thing out of quicksilver which. they have collected ih their: sluices. : Saturday fast, at Dod ge’s ranch, a boy named Giiffighs, who was on horseback, threw a Jasso ov— er’the head of an ox ina corral that le wished to use, when the ox jumped over a calf, which gave the horse so stdden a jerk that he was brought to his knees and the boy. thrown off, his neck striking the horn of the saddle eatusing the breakiug of gome of the susall bones. He lingered until yesterday, when: he died from a The Orphan Asylums of Grass Valley, in charge of the Sésters of Mercy, are prominent institutions of the town. In 1865 one Jarge brick building was erected, bat various‘additions have been made until tlie grounds are now well covered with tine structures, . These’ buildings are now mainly used for selioole for the education of young ladies, ° while ethers heve been erected as orphanayes, -A few years ago a large establishment was erecied on Pieasant street, for a Boy's Asyluts, and has been used until tue present season, when the need of additional accomm ions prompted the building -ot adother house. During the present season. temporary buildings were erected on this Jot, to which the boy orphag® were removed, while the building formerly occupied by them, was devoted to a girls’ asylum, where all yirls under. 12 years ar. placed. With these two independent buildings ample space is obtained for the orphans, who number to exceed 150, while at the sathe time yreater accommodations.are obtain. ed in the main’ brick structure for the boarding pupils of the Seminary, Stine aaa GENERAL NEWS, Postmaster-General Key thinks that if Grant ig nominated for the i at tee he will certainly be elected. Godchaux. Tbe éxawination of John Miles, ‘charged with marryihg two women— Emily Spencer and Caroline Owens. -Lia the Eudowment House at Sualt Lake, continues before'Commissioner Spragne. The fact of*tbe marriage to Misa Owens bas beew readily preven. by her testimony and that of otvers. The introduction. of evidence tending tu prove the first matrimonial alliance, however, is strenously opposed by counsel for defendant, aud all evidence by witness is most reluctantly given, for the Endowment House. is the Mormon sanctuary for solemnizing marriages, and all. who enter therein ‘are bound, as a wituess says, by horrible oaths to reveal. nothing of whet they see or hear within ite neligious walls, ‘The facts so far literally wrung frone witnesses, are to the eect that plural paarriages are celebrated in the Endé tmont House; that there is.a Tecord BF such marand that the secrets of the House are guarded By oaths enjoined upon all whe goin and out of it—facts thas the pebdlic has -alwaye believed to exist. The prosecuting attorney 1s trying to discover who is the custedian of the record. : WEILHELM’S BULL DOG, Wilhelm’s bull dog is destined to be immortalized. The San Francisco Bulletin manufactures this neat yarn eut of the TRANSCRIPT’S account of how the animal had swallowed some coin:—‘ A Nevada City bull-dog swallowed a silver dollar the Other ‘day, and iow the owner cf the dog and the claimant of the dollar are disputing whetber to kill the dog and recover the dollar, or let.the'auimal go with the coin. In the firgt case the owner of the dog demands a

dollar as the value of the beast, if he is killed, while the loser of the coin demands a dollar from the dog —or his master in return for the animal's unwarranted meat. It is a knotty In a shooting affray at Plaquemine, La., between Charles Abrule aud State Senator Waits, both were wounded. Depositorsthronged about. the Manhattaa Savings Institution in New York, Tuesday, and were’ informed that their money was all right and would be paid if needed, at the end of sixty days. A circuJar has been issued setting forth the numbers and other particulars of the stolen bonds. No arrests have yet been made, Private owners of soine of the stolen property offer rewards for its restoration, A London (Eng.) dispatch of Oct 29th says: The agricultural laborers in Kent and Suasex threaten a general strike, because of theanncunced intention to reduce their wages. Onethotisand are already an a strike. The laborers declare the. course of the farmers is oppressive and threaten to emigrate to the colonies. About six percent of the laoms and spindles in the Lancasbire and Chesshire corton districts have stopped or are runningon short. time, * A REMARKABLE RESULT. It makes no difference how many physicians, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now an established fact that German Syrup is the ouly remedy which has given complete satisfaction in severe cases of lung diseases. It ia true there are yet thousands of persons who are predisposed to throat “and lung aftections, consumption, hesmerrhages, asthma, sev re colds settled ou the breast, pneumonia, whooping cough, . M Jvoues Hant’s Hil F Hathaway Auburn UNION HOTEL, . Ai DADO — ‘ E PROSPFRITY PROPHESIED. , Mr. L. 8. Calkins, who has been editing the’ Nevada Transcript for the past eight months,bas purchased the interest of Mr. Bailey. and assumed foil ‘editorial charge. Mr. Calkins is one of tle Best editors in . the State, ‘and we congratulate dhe jOffice at Walling’s Law Office, TRANSCRIPT on, the:prosperity whi¢h ig fure to await it.—Trackee Republican. —_-orem Yesterday’s Arrivals at NATIONAL HOTEL NEVADA CITY, GaL. CHAS. E. PEARSON, Proprietor AD Lord Zan Fran * Miss Kemington Col T Barr do GS Drake Alameda ~ J Ostroms Bloém GP Davis Down Jle J McAllis dunt’s BillJ Kitts Willow Val W Brandon Omega W Carter City PS:voy Blue Tent CSharp Col Hill T W Mcintyre City W Stehr Ned Dog F A Sacket City A P Clark Colfax F Eattis City » Yesterday’s Arrivais'at NEVADA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprie’r. Wm Faull Sonora. Jno Shaulding Dét ¥ S Hirshburg Grass V. H Silvester Grass V EW Roberts dv . John Cashin City. ~ J Miller, Sierra Val Wm Foster Lincoln D Herryforé “Lincoln F Herryford Wheat F H Cooper San Fran E O Tompkins’ Pl. V D F-Choat do, MrsisM Burns S 7¥ Miss K Wilson do. _.U H Hammond Aubr W Bb Woods Wheat. J W Greeley Sac'to C McElvy City “2 BORN. At Grass Valley, October 28, 1878, John'C. Coleman and wife, a daughter. to * At Forest Springs, October29, 1878, Jo0 oe seph Griffiths, aged 18 years, a native of Ohio. Scolding on Washing Day ,Bone Away With, ‘ USE TRE ROBBINS EITTLE WASUER. 4 rs USE THE ROSBINS LITTLE. WASHER. THE ROBBIES LITTLE WASHER. This is an ent’rely new. machine. Tt works ou a new principle. Does not injure the clothes. No rubbing or friction about it. Is simple and durable,and never gets ort of order. Wéll last.a life time. Price,Five Dollars, Sold by. W. A. SIGOURNEY, 039 Agent for Nevada County. t DANCING SCHOOL. MwmR. c. Rr. EuonNT, Of Sacramento, will open DANCING SCHOOL, —oxn—Thursday, October 32st, 1878, . ca iat TEMPERANCE HALL, Where he will cive instructions in BALLROOM DANCING! In the very-Latest Style. 67 Classes formed as follows"Ga LADIES’ CLASS—Every Thuisday at 1:30 P.M. GENTLEMEN’S CLAS3—Same evening at 8 o'clock. _, JUVENILE CLASS—Saturdays, 1:30 P. m. SOGIALS every Friday night fiom 8 to .t 12 o’clock P. M, TERMS--$2 00 per month for each of the classes.Admission tovacb of the Socials—Geutlemen, $1; Ladies free. Priday will be devoted to giving Private , Lessons. Good Music furnished for balls and parties aa Apply at Hall on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. Vee No. 1019. Application for Paten‘ to a Mining Claia, Unitep Statés Lanp OFFICE, Sacranijento, Cal., Oct, 23, 1875. } @TICE is hereby giver that Mary J. Pickle, whose Post Office is North Bloorafield, Nevada County, Cal., has made &c., whe haye po personal knowleige of Boschee’s Germen~ Syrup. To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold Jast year, without one @éemplaint. Consumptives try just one bottle. Regular size 75 ceuts, Sold by all druggisis in America, ; THE WEATHER. Fhe following observations were taken yesterday at the offiee of the South Yaba Canal Company, in this rity: THERMOMETER—8:30 A. M., sun iu Book 7, page 457, mining records of Ne vada county. The applicant claima by“. Fashiocabie Dress Goods, ‘med and untrunmea, Flowers, _ TAKE NOTICE. ghe Daily G SEVADA crry f f New; undersigned is the onl es, of all accounts ,due_ the Wear zette. All persens indelitee for adverti oF subscription to the paper are hereby. no, tified that the same-must be settled with, but delay. Payment to be made to Geo, 4° Bailey or tome. WAT. BAILEY. * sing ————— BRIEF MENTE Afeverand ague pa Brennan, was taken fro Jey to the County Thos day. ; Mrs. M. S. Deal, w! dangerously ill several attack, of remitteut feve “yg improved yesterday: ¢, 8. Benham, Sape the Oriental niine, pat ghe city yesterday on b the Bay to: Alleghany that the Oriental istar: rock right along. A free lecture will b the Theatre next Satu ‘on the subject of “Cau Suprenre Constable A "North Bloomfield. Let there” Nevada, Oct, 21, 1878, KNIITING MACHINE. Mrs. F. Thoss, . Broad Street, Above the Trteatre, NEVADA CITY, -E} ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the ladies of Nevada County to ler beautiful assortment of ENVIMIING, mace by hewse If, end of woo) finer than cun be found in any store in the moubtains, The stock comprises tt Gentlemen, Ladies and Children’s Socks. Children’s Underwear. = Hoods, Caps; Sacques, Bodies, ete. — ~— 7 Every article is guaranteed to be mode of the BEST WOOL, ard will be sold ut reasotiable rates, ipvited. meeting. Spend your money will make better bus merchants ; they can petter assortments and sates than if‘their onl credited out, while the to otlier places. ° Oriental mining sto at $1 per share on 1] noon. The specimen on exhibition ‘at the } a short time since, yi Every shipment of be 7 mine depresses the st As will be seen by published _ elsewhere Hough, who comes © eek en : mended from a pron The stock consists of the best as Gents’ Clothing, and everything usually found in a first Class Clothing Store. ‘Task but one price for goods, aud that the Lowest. Nevada, Ot. 11, 1878. Ci —___ Call and-examine goods and prices; Nevada City, Cot. 20, 1878: . ii oe MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ’ NEVADA ‘CITY, : H* JUST RECEIVED, The Largest and Choicest Steck of Clothing, Fure nishiz.g Goods, etc., < Ever seen in the Mountains. college, will give ins pils inthe Latin. an guages, See regulal particulars, — , W.H. Smith has 1 of remodeling the res street recently~pureh new fence is to be bi repaired throughout, provements made wh it one of the: most. ¢ in the city. .Jemes Miller, Esq. tle man, of Sierra V chased a one-half it Cashin in the slaugl erty,and the business ». at wholesale will be heretofore, under the Cashin & Miller, V FLUME 1 Last Friday, as M daughjer were passi near Alta Hill, they four fine looking tt outside the waste-ga was about one foot remainder were boLs the water was high . they had evidently } gate; and the surp}u ing large enough they had been stra thus secured, The for this reservoir i: ibe V Flume, and a _ Who gave the Trad the above informatic are known to haveb it-is probable the: down the flume: fre assoitment of and Boys’ THE LATEST. AND BEST! MRS. M. A. STERLING, . Commercial Street, Nevada City, ‘GAS JUS RECEIVED A LARGE ard exrefully selected stock ot FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Consisting of Silks, Mobairs, Cashmere: , Water Proofs, Poplins, and other Late and Also one of the finest assortments of MILLINERY Hats, trip! lubbens, Ever brought to Nevada City. Bows, Cuffs, Collars, ete. LADIES’. UNDERWEAR. . Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery,ete. CLOAKS and SHAWLS for Ladies and Children: Se a Also a Fine Stock of FANCY GOODS of every description.. I hereby tender my thanks for the liberal patronage heretuture bestowed upon ine, and would respectfully solicita continuance cof the same. ce Orders from the country solicited, and sample-of gouds sent un application. 022 Mrs. M. A, a'TERLING. FRED. A. SACKET, Mining & Insurance Agent, Reem THE Connecticut Fire, and Travelers’ Acciaent and Life Insarance Companies of Hartford. Office—In Brown & Morgan s Bock. 05 Nevada City. Deer Creek. email NRG See DR. C. D. BOBO, LATIN—FE Physician and Surgeon, lastenctions pre Oftice Houre-—From 9to10 A. and from 6 to 8 P. M i j ee HOUR, From 12 M. to 1 P. M. BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada City, Califurnia. J. W. DOWNING, ing tocommence « study of either brar E, Hough, who cot wended from one of «of the East, k held at her school r ber of the public three times a week. Merchant Tailor, suonth, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, Cal. ° CAUCASIAN NEW Gi0DS & NEW PRICES. CAMP 73, ORDER oF : NEVADA CITY; Supreme Constal of North Bloomfiel 4 free lecture on th casianism,” on Ss Nov, 2d, 1878,at th ‘ne is invited to I HAVE JUST RETURNED ¥RUM SAN FRANCISCO with by NEW STUCK ‘of sGOODS, bought at manufacturers aud S importers prices tor caslt,cubsisting of apptication for patent for rorcst City Gray} : oa heering ste in Urisco Mining Beavers, Ris Ack sae strict, Nevada County, California, anu : wv Oo clocs "shal described as follows, eo ‘wid Doeskins, ‘ue * The Northeast repel! of Section twenty. f eight (28) Township eighteen (18) North, . Diagonals, LADIES Fa Range aie (9) onnt ith pa nierivian, Suit >. Becini Jontaining one huandre sixty (160) : elgg Boag, = anew cad! Bess Mngs, A.meeting ot the aldron, Hug Jonpor, James Howlket j i GQ. aleDoialds Paine, dines Or 4 Overcoatings, oa of the,M. B. ames Donnelly and Mary J. Fickle,on the . ea a vel esiry Sth day of September 1p78, and recorded v Trimmings, Ete., dat the V this ¢j LATEST FASHWS<¢ity, on Thurs purchase from her co-locators. There are no known mines adjuining. All persons hokiing say adverse’ elaims thereto are Lereby required to present the ; sume before this offive within sixty Cays 68, shade 67; 27. M., san 82, shade and complicated qrestion who shal! yose the doar” ° = 63. BAkowrrenr—8:00 a. M., 27 59 52 p. u., 27.52. Ls § « from the first day of publishing hereof. i EDWARD B. TAYLOK, Register. McFarland & Far. Attys Sacramento Cal, * ‘ 4 Which will be cutin the : . Loe TONS, or im eny.style to please, and mare ~Cleck: Allie up in-tne MEATES T and most SUBSTAS~ 'y Teqaested to be ‘TAT, MANNER, and a8) ‘ant business will . Cheap as can be hadin Culifornia the necting for the same class of Goods and : Work: 3. W. DOWNING. Asx var Waonae P Nevada City, Cet. 5, 1878-1