September 10, 1879 (4 pages)

us ~ Daniel M. Burns, R.., : wee See ad ait) soe 3 SPIRE oe pers &. ASmith, W Lauren E. Crane EEL ! Be Daily Granseript, ' MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Wednesiily, Sept. 10th, 1879. ———— The County Vote. The following is the official vote in . . Nevada county for the various candi’ dates : GOVERNOR, George Cc: Perkins, R Hnghd. Cian, oes cared es BS 1496 Win; F: White, W..--.--842 cimor. GOVERNOR. 7 * % :yohd MiMefield, R.:.6.0. 1650 Levi Chise, D..---.--++---622 W; R. Afdrus, Wooo. ae 1456 __ SECRETARY‘ OF “STATES oneee STATE CONTROLLER. Daniel M. Kenfield, R 44 1755 neeevev ene eee 1474 This parents when* an infant. eoccee . 004 1639 WW BeC; Brown Dc ccc 66% Hough J. Jones, W.«..+. STATE TREASURER. Jolie Wel Mg ovis apes re David 8. Terry.. PRs Pee 254 : SURVEYOR GENERAL. . Jas. W. Shanklin, R..5. 1613 WN Tis BANTGS D) occa v ceava were 710 H. J. Stephenson, W... 1440 a See AN a) Se eee eee aE a eee 354 CLERK OF SUPREME COURT. Frank W. Gross, BR. 6.:.:. 1614 WE Ta WOOD cer eos nee wines es 714 Ov Pe Thornton, Wisk ei as cae 1449 Edwin F. Smith....351 SUPT. PUB, INSTRUCTION, Fred. M. Campbell; R. ..1653 EC, Geastord, 05. ic5ccsc eee 685 WOW pital VW ics. s cosas . P4384 As Ta DASON cae eas ee + 857 CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT. ee A ee ey ee 1706 R, F. Morrison, D.& W..1962 IN, Borimett. oi. ci ce. cece steno BOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. Bete? Sei ek Ss . She G76: 1, &. Beleher, fh .38 os ce 1861. J.T, Richards; Bs eee 1134 i GMC WS LEREIO, cnc pas chess 1716 Mo de MYNCK Mts ss 1686 SM, Pys WiAelebs Beas ccc sce 1695 = —D.sseee sees ae his*spare coin. He talked with ev. B. Clark, Wns. ce cee ca gens 2 ; JONES, . ec ccct ere rssees es ee GENERAL. been to Sacramento, and carefully Aug. L. Hart, R.. 1 54a . Stored-away each point gained con. Jo Hamilion, D. C. W. Cross, W ee ee 683 . cerning the subject\for futurerefKE. W. McKinstry, D& W.. 2615 J.D. Thornton, D& W .. 1948 Thos. P. Stoney, D..5. . 667 J. R. Sharpstein D & W.. 1956 E. M: Ross D&W.. ica 1953 8. B. McKee, D& W.;.. 1970 OME Ba Ws. ee Satis ake 140 Alex, Campbell. 0.0.9. 0.460.022. 355 Gales Dosey say is 6 cee cae bl WP OMGRUNes 6 ike 346 CB POs ce ecaceeieanic aoe ia eel Ty 0) + On ANU a ea 355 Calhoun Benham..0.. 365 RAIDRVAD COMMISSIONER, IST Dist. Jas: S. Cone; R ~ G.WJ. Carpenter, D Hénry Larkin, W ee er ot BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, Ist DIST, M. M. Drew, R C. H. Randall, W. B. G. Keller, W co H. F. Page, R. Thos, J. Clunie H. P. Williams, ee ee ee ea D eceeeeorrs 1798 NGRESS, Seas Cease esas 1663 peewee ers 963 age ONE EP ER 1339 IOR JUDGE, SUPER Joh Caldwell: Reo. oc 1779 TT Baath Dicer ececes. 752 Fs hs SWIG W Sh OS 1592 SENATO™, Ws CROOK OO ER os eshiscaaiee vas 1798 Fe Rae FAV UON koko ok ccs ens 691 C, Conaway, W JOINT SEN ATOR, B. J. Watson, R See 00.1702 M. Garver, D.. as wrene so AOD A.J,Jenkins, W a ee ASSEMBLYMEN, R. P, Ferguson, . reer err A 1525 . among whom is Mr. Joshua Cross’ James Marriott R,... alt Cm eee th » of the 1 J.-B. Patterson, RB. . 20.0. Mae ee ee Geo, W, Giffen, D.1... 899 . Which to pitch our tent. He also ¥, SRB et aie 696 . offered to give usa lot located on! . ‘ be tela . ee ee Be soulder street for a church building. . Sanbniieh Soree, Ww. ‘ cu Hs ” 1536 We hope the time -not far distant Jas, O, Sweetland W.°.,.1833 . When we can have sucha building. sweRt Fr, We would express our many thanks Joseph Perrin, Ko. 2. ., 1071 . to the editor of the DarLy TranMfg teereer ge? 10 PORE Sere ie 1192} script for the favors done by him m U. Lompkina, W.,., Mabe © 1841 . through the columns of his paper. ae elie Pe nage Evpers Rice and Morton. J. G, AS SRST rere cues “352 ——— oe —James D, White, D... 1222 Dan . ae Wee WO Ww iacs nce 1523 erm * ‘PREASURER. * The Ladies Aid Society will hold 2: arog Sohenitibong, Peivisdine 1529 . # sociable in this church on Wed-. N. Payne, Doers cd ‘1157 . neSday evening, Sept. 10. ‘The la(eo, Cy Shaw, " Pee Dar ay ae eee 1425 . dies of the congregation are: remay ot oe pais quested to send in cake. Wednesday M. a Beer erate eT emoeni. The having pregremne R. G. MeCutehan, Wo..7"" 1292 . bas bee prepared: (Solo, Mise. FanSoaring nie Lawsort; Recitation, Miss JenJames Reid, R..0..,.1068. nie Monroe} Duett, Misses Adair; Daniel Collins, D... 1.1566 . Solo, Miss Ida Maltman; Recitation; A. R. Lord, W v wee TE ede 1466 . Charlie Cross; Solo, Miss Delia ‘ DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ' : Beclite}; Solo, Miss Frankie Brown: Ng Savior, Reisecesseses 2243 . Reditation, Miss M. Shurtleff, Ice . Tro hee wie Se ‘ 1570 cream for sale. ' Stpr: HOOLl, . ~ — } George & Bictichon, Ren. ++2 41600 Tar eadlest words of tongue or “ya Ge n: John fF: Wickes, W.2. 3. oe ee 1703 -. about the streets. SURVEYOR. Bradley. ..ss+scccesee+ +> 1608 Hartwell’.. wesesdedeouves 1767 MINOR. cintc ss dna ris exeeee . 2° 720 ‘PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. ae Weisenburger. app repr ertes . ss i eer eee re hous eee ve pias 17 Teitts, . 53 Peery eee Sei vaedes CORONER. = FOUND Dos bid de ve 6-ees ese . 1151 Pa WV ic ob Goiveieciw és seeed SUPERVISORS—OSTH’ DISTRICT. John Hussey, D..0s.e ese 139 J. 8, Thompson, R. 2.+--«+ 195 Hii Day, Wivveed. ciao. venes %2 SUPERVISORS—3D DISTRICT, A, J. Roms, BR; and Dy ssc: aces 290 Fayette Battis, W...+.326 Ue Got Homesick. nee: =. He becamé a voter a year or two When the monster, flaming posters of the State Fair at. Sacramento came out his eagle eye took one of them in 1439 . and he straightway made up his. ter Htrind-to-go-down-and. see the big}. béets and cattle and soldiers and .When’ Sunday morning came he had amassed considerable coin and much information and felt competent to embark on the’ perilous voyage. AlFhis brothérs, sishim to the depot, and each'gave him some parting advice concerning the care of his mora]s and his purse. He reached the Capitol city at 10 A. M. What arush-and bustle there was everywhere! The poér boy was too frustrated to hardly know whichend he stood on. He began wroaming He didn’t get any dinner. “Pretty soon his head began to ache. Then he got sick at his stomach, Still he kept on walking, in hopes of meeting some familstomach, all ted out and at oddsends with excitement and fasting, vent’ back on him.and he fainted away on Sixth street. A policeman put him on his feet, He made a bee-line for the depot, just in time to reach the train and come home again that same eventful Sunday afternéon. When he staggeted into the room where his paternal ancestor sat reading the evening chapter fromithe Good Book, the old gentleman looked over his specs dumbfounded at the appearance of one whom he had not expected to see for a week, ‘‘What, my son, back so soon!” he ejaculated. 2 ‘Yes, pa,” he gasped as he sank down in the néarest chair, “and [’m going to stay here “forever and ever, Oh, dear, you don’t know how awful homesick I got. Its such a mighty big town?” And the yoong man has taken a! solemn’ vow to never tear himself away from home associations again. ———.ee -—— re The Seventh-Day Adventists. EpitTor: TRaNscRret—Haying finit ished onr tent labor for the present in Nevatla City, we ship otr tent to Healdsburg where it is to be'used in our northern camp-meeting, beginning Sept. 18. We are thankful to many-of the citizens of _Nevada—fot their courtesies and kind treatment,: Blair in the County Jalil. Blair the ex-convict,’ who gaye himself intb the sate keSping of the Sheriff at_ Marysville last Saturday >. because the public had spotted him as one of the robbers of the Moore’s Flat stage, was“brought to this city in irons by Under . Sheriff Byrne night before last and locked up in the County Jail.On the way from the depot tothe Jail he was taken by Mr. Byrne afd Marshal Baldridge into Malorttéy’s restaurant. for the purpose of giting him something: to eat. A late crowd of excited men gathered irfront of the restaurant, and in ortler to avoid a possibility of trouble Mr. Byrne took the prisoner out through arear alley, along 1631 . ago, but had never been—outside of} Broad -and_Pinestreets -and—to_his 6C3 . \Nevada City since coming here with . cell before the outsiders knew what had been -déafe. The Marshal had. meantime refnained in the restaurant where the cfowd conld see him, and thus threw them off their guard. AfWir was safely lodged in Jail his-sipper-was.taken to him. Louis Seibert, who saw the two 1649 . thimgs. He commenced saving up. mt# who are supposed to have committed the deed, near Rock creek, 351] . ery one he could find who had ever] got a fair view of Blair as he was passing under a gas-light with Mr. . Byrne, and says he is one of them. The prisoner claims that he can prove an alibi without trouble when the éxamination takes place. He says that he has been spending some time in this vicinity but went away the Wednesday preceding the. outters, cousins and “aunts went with . rage. On the other hand,_Benjemin Reed and several other parties” say that they saw him here on the strects and talked with him as late as Saturday evening. He is also reported to have been in Grass Valley Friday. Blair is a “‘sporting .man” and a full-fledged one at that. Ale has heretofore been in the State Prison for stage robbing and kindred crimes. Those whohave known him fora long time and associated with him more or léss say that he is not regarded as a very dangerong than in a comes down to artistic thievery he thoronghly understands all the ins and outs. : : The man Smith arrested at Marysville several days since” was not the notorious ‘‘Oregon” Smith as reported tohave been by the telegraph! He was_released from custody, no evidence having been. adduced: to show that he was concerned: ih the crime. The whereabouts , of ‘‘Oregon” who'is a long established pal of Blair, is a mystery, it seems: It is gether for the‘neighborhood of Marysville, and the sudden disappearance of “Oregon” gives rise to suspicions of foul play by Blair, for which, however, there seems to be but liftle if any foundation eee Blair will be regularly examined as soon as *he presence of the necessary witness can be obtained. San Frant%co Papers’ Duty. co would resolve to henceforth ignore all of Kearney & Co.’s antics, om the sand-lots and elsewhere,a few months would suffice to’bring order out of the social ,and political. chads that now exists there. Those same newspapers have given to the Kearneyites of the State whatever power thatfaction possesses. It isa duty their publishers owe to that portion of the ‘public upow whony they rely for support to take immediate measures for counteracting thé evil they” have wrought. It is better late then‘ never. : Majorities, The following maorities were receivetl in’ NevadaJcounty by the candidates named : Perkins, R Page; R 259 324 PCReeeS ces ewawmadte eee ee ee ek ee a ee Wm. George, R te COON A cpt ee G. von Schmittbug, R John A. Rapp, B...6. 948 Dan. Collins, iden icesne cas i 100 emiere, Whi. ss oo ees Veoh 673 Joe oe, gE ee ee ee 25 Hartwell, W... irae aha ‘159 gc fi ull ae he 2 ae 161 ic. gee Be gc P 5 eck ae oe i, Ca, Fee Oe Saas se. SBF Battisy W. +. ee ae tect 36 The Soldiers, There.#re 43 members of Nevada Light Guard and &2 #iembers of Yuba Light Infantry “of Camptonville) in camip at the Stwte Fair, The mountain boys are said to be reflecting mitch credit eee os My ry — by & . ‘ en&i. The lecture ‘contains jten history. _ physical sense, but thabwhen _ it . thought the two men left here to. " If the newspapets of San Francig. MENG, This dss ssancaidds « 278 OU WE Ged ees ths 1 John Caldwell, R.... 187 KO. Tonipkins, W. > .. 649 -. sided in this city. . “Denmark and the Manes.” Miss Maria Solter’s lecture on the above subject, delivered at tho Con_gregational church Monday evering, people. It was an effort of much merit, and really deserved to have had an extensive hearing. The lady isa native of the country whereof she speaks, and possesses that inestimable faculty of presenting” herimpressions of it in appropriate and) vigorous language. She held the at-' tention of the audience from first to last. At times she became eloquent, and her descriptions were marked. throughout with a vividness that ir.sured their not being forgotten soon by. those so fortunate as to, be presrauch that is instructive as well as entertaining. One gets a better general idea of the ative land of such geniuses as Hans Christian Anderson and Thorwalsden from it than. he could from reading page after ps.ge of writFhe Union on ‘*Mashers.” Grass Valley is more afflicted than Nevada City with a certain kind of offensive animial, judging from the following which appeared in . yesterday’s Union: The nights aye cool, but they are a little too dark in: the éarly part of the evening forthe eonvenience of the Church street ‘‘:nashers.” Those human forms may be seen any Sunday evening, on Chureh street, blocking up the church doors and street crossings,and, owing to the dimness of the éarly part of the evening, they have to thrust their mugs close up to every latly’s face ‘In order to -ascertain-whe+-#he may be. It must be very disagreeable for a lady to run agauntle#of these “‘dear little butter-heads” very Sunday night. Justices of the Peace Elected. Nevada—R. EK. Rotimison and J. C. Dickerman. — % Brockmeier. : Little York—-W. C. Barker and C._D. Eastin. ? Rough and Ready—E, L. Melbourne and C, ©. Bitner. Washington—F. Freeman’ and M. A. Singleton. Grass Valley—Henry Davis’ 4nd W. H. Sheldon. Eureka—J. M. Ballard and Hippert. Bridgeport—J. Stotlar and R. B. Patton. r Meadow Lake—E. W. Dunster and John Keiser, on ewe District Court. Rp a. Isaac Jennings, Wales, deefered his intentions. Five Chinamen indicted for murder were given till Monday next to plead. Ashburn & Baker vs. Downey & Davison. Dismissed by cousent, Seven cases against the American Mining Company were decided by judgment es prayed for eing rendered against defendants, 4nd stay of progeedings in each for 23 months granted. In several other cases answers were filed, and they were ordered on the calender. en, Court adjourned till Monday next. — a ee + Two More Arrests. Two men were reported to have been arrested at Truckee yasterday on suspicion of being “the stage: robbers. Under Sheriff Byrne went afterthem. . The Coming of Gen. Grant. Gen. Grant will arrive in this city toward the end df the month. He is returning from a trip around the world. Everywhere he has been received with distinction both by people and rulers. All classes have vied in showing him respect. No such honors were ever before showered upon an American abroad. ting he should be received in this city with enthusiasm. Heis the foremost General in our history. In many respects he is entitled to’ take rank with the first Captains of the world. He twice filled the office of President of the United States, There never’ was any dissatisfaction with anything that he did himeelf. Fault was found only with some his advisers, Gen. Grants sh of the early years of his whi hfe on this Coast. For some.time he reand streets family scenes are familiar to’ lim, We bespeak for him a reception that will throw in the shade. anything i that line ever tendered in py —S8, F. Bulletin.’ , A TEASPOONFUL of ¢ tine eile ed with your white clothes will aid *ha we’ Ts nrocess, was attended by a mere handful of . ‘. ty will please hemd in its regular and It is fit. of thet Relief from Gras) shoppers. The Reno Journal of yesterday the devastation and ruin brought upon our Sierra Valley farmers by the grasshopper—a curse which comes in-clouds and destroys every green. thing. Scientific men have fexamir.ed the matter and various device:s have been suggested as a mean s to rid them of the curse, but all tnemjhave failed. Congress apiavestigation, suggested plowing and rolling as a sure means of killing the ‘eggs, But this was not practicable, as there would still remain enough in the inaccessibletorners and nooks to destroy the next crop. A discovery has just been made that a grub worm has introduced itself among the eggs and {s eating them by wholesale, The eggs are laid in stn dried says:—Our reaciers are familiar with . } pointed a commitee which after due . ” ~ WRITING SCHOOL, Catena” many Miss Elliott's Writing Roon, Brown & Morgan Block, Fora Term of TWENTY LESSONS, con, mencing ' September 15th, at 71-2 Py Newest method in acquiring @ correct and speedy Handwriting taugnt._ Business movement a specialty. Tu‘ton, including Stationery, $4.50, Children under 12, $3.50.~~ Payable middle of Term. Miss F, A. HONSINGER, Teacher, Nevada.‘Sept. 10th. ~ PERFECTIONS — an inch long and from sixteen to twenty-five eggs are deposited in each ore, the top put in and then left until the next season’s sun hatches them out. The grub worm is to be found in these cells and examinations ma@e upon saniples taken from variows portions of the -valley, show that they are very general and if every case completely destroy every egg. The farmers are again hopeful and are preparing for plantig next year's crop. We hope they ate not doonied to disappointment again, for one of the fairest and most profilic valleys of our northern cotingrasshopper cursed. ><: > The Patent Buffer. who had glued his link eye to the key-hole of a San Francisco hotel room, when he was disgusted to find on looking up that the occupant of the apartment was beaming benevolently down on him from the transom. ‘‘Day, day,” said the guest cheerfully, ‘‘guess you've struck the wrong number. The#an suspected of-forgery and being a politician is next-deer and the man with fou ‘‘I—really—must excuse,” stammered the for once abashed special. ‘Not at all; don’t mention it,” put the boarder, jumping down and pulling the quill-driver into the room. one of you fellows; knew you’d be along present’ y.” cs ‘*‘Want to be interviewed?” fa ‘No. I want to show you a little invention of mine‘that ought tobe. in possession of every reporter in the country; and it will be, too. I expect to sell no end of them to your paper alone.” . “Do, eh?’ “Certainly. I call it the: reporters’ combined spiral spring and India rubber nose-buffer, You have often in fulfillment of your-duties had doors through which you were looking opened most unexpectedly, inflicting a severe blow on the nasal extremity:, This sometimes leads to inflamation] especially where’ the keyhole is brass; gangrene sets: in—lockjaw— death! Now, all-you have to do isto carry a patent buffer, put up in one of tiiose elegant morrocco cases, and”— ~ But the newspaper man made a. dash for the elevator and-escaped. Mardered by Scandal-Mongers. —— The Detroit News says the post mortem examination of Lillie ea. er, the girl who killed herself near ochester a few weeks ago, showed: that she was not a dishonored girl,. and this has led to the discovery that cruel gossip had tainted. her name and that death by her own hand was the only rest the poor girk could find, JWhen at last slie was hounded tothis by thesnivel-tongued persons of her own sex, who disseminate the neighborhood news thereabout, she was not permitted to die in a house, but she was put out doors under a tree, and was there first seen by the doctor who was called to attend-Ner. Oakland counliberal contributions for the heathen in foreign lands ! Yesterday’s Arrivals at THE UNION HO NEVADA CITY, CAI M Strombeck, M F O Peabody, New Y W Britton, Smtsv ~° ColH Mrs Predeaux, City eill, Col J Fowler, City es, Allegha W Clark, Smtsv_. tchings, Bi T H Helms, Marysvil binson, SF = J McGraw, Smtsv Cutler, 8 F J Linne, Rock Creek —_ ’ Yesterday’s Arrivals at _ THE NATIONAL HOTEL, F \ NEVADA CITY, CAL. dirt cells, half or three-quarters of . _ try has been for several seasons *‘Factis I was just.laying-for . Vegetable Hair Restore, FRESE FROM: Any: Mineral or Vigetable Poison, lt‘restores gray hair to-its natural color, beauty, and stops its falling out. Ié cures Baldness, Dandruff and Druggists) $5,100 00 REWARD See UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY ft “One Thousand DoWars, For the arrest and conviction of thé Robbers i of the-Eureka Stage and Murderers of WM. F. CUMMINGS, on the road near Nevada It.was a reporter on_a lively daily . city, Monday, Sept. 1st, 1879. A. C. PERKINS, R. MeMURRAY, ¥. G. BELL. The undersigned will pay One Thousand Dollars ADDITIONAL REWARD for the Arres+and . conviction of the above persons, and will pay ~ Two Thousand Dollars For the recovery of t®e Gold Bar taken ftom: Wim F. Cumthings. . : : HENRY BAYS, . FRANK HENRY. Five Hundred Dollars Is offerdl by the Governor of the State, with the uswml Statute Reward of Six Hundred Dollars. Nevada City, Sept. 4th, 1879. Something New in Nevada! c= FRULT =. —~ANB— CONFECTIONERY DEPoTt, Ks : N AIN STREET, opposite Union HoA Store. B. SANGUINETTI Would respectfully inform the citizens of: Neyada City that-he has opened a Store at the above place for-the' sale of Fresh Fruits,. Vegetables, Confee tionery, ctc. ete. Having agencies at San Francisco, Sacramentoand San Jose, I receive daily by Express, the cheicest products of the gardens’ jand orchards below, in advance of any other store in the mountains. CHOICE WRENCH: CANDIES Are kept constantly on hand and so the lowest prices, fen ; 47 ICE CREAM, &! _.During the Sum: in eeping Ice Cream constantly on Hand, of Various flavors: at and warranted the beat in Nevada City, June 28th. ‘ FRED. A. SACKET. JOHN M’KENK4. SACKET & McKENNA, GenefalMining & Insurance. AGENTS. _ x: gi hege REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING well known Companies: North German of Hamburg. Scottish Commercial of Glasgow. ’ Connecticut of Hartford. Continental of New York Niagara of New York. Tradesmen’s of New York. Commonwealth of Boston. Aggregate Assets Twenty Six Milliom Dollars. All losses promptly paid as soon as adjusted. Also Agents for McNeale & Urban’s Safes. Buffale Standard Scales. Tucker's Alarm Till. Office--Broad Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & €o., Nevada City, Nevada, Sept. 4th. __ RANCH FOR SALE kn undersigned will sell the Ranch, betweeown as the ‘Sutton ” situated consistn Nevasa City and Grass Valley, and Herned ne eo em held by U.S. nt. Horse0 tons , 250 cords Wood, 30 Cows Grows, Hogi Chitines Tene: Visestls, ing ting Crops, and everything ises. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. W J Shreve, SF D Jones, Pike CityJA Stidger, NSJ oR ‘Son Jua JS MeBride, 8 J“. J McNulty, Allegha J A Seeiey, San Ju C H Conly, SF F Werger, City K Laniers, S F A kK Bishoy, Bloom P H Wand, § F Ross, Bloom A T Laled, Cit J tien Bloom _ F Martid, City E Dolover, City T 8 Pockman, City J Frazer, Ranch C Thomas, Grass V J Shea, if Flat M Spounding, G ¥ ,° i on © the For terms, pertainprem i the premises te P. SUTTON. pr Pg! @ + i VHIS VALUABLE PREPARATION :&; Fy diseases of the Scalp. Sold by all. & tel, and adjoining Legg’s.Hardware — a THE DAILY NEVADA CI1 Ihrief The ice; cream black eye. D, W. Snap; from San Franc Shoot all the . and after Monda Nevada City . «“gented at the St ‘The improven progress with . so to*speak. Fruit is so pl season that larg . go to waste. The fire seen Wednesday, w: ing destroyed. Mrs. A. H. day evening fr to the Eastern The Chinese accord when w ronizing them. constantly. Uncle Billy mit suicide at Saturday, and stated in these Mrs. Carrie’ State Convent Christian . Ten representative ization in this A Grass V been selling fr Nevada for-tw They are the s finer than the The mongo their band goi day night in . of the new ‘‘} natown. The the racket abc The South continue to r ef water in “t something ph: supply holds « ~~ State the pres The strange . tache, stumpy ladened breat to recognize h not one of th roaming the s trying to set the public. The ¢ The Superii tal, at Allé of September ning steadily er saw anyth _we are on th the mine lo commence sil as the pum) some wealth ' been running and run the . blocks to m afternoon go and then we it will pan o September of the’ new did.” fi @ rm The Idah its one hund idend of $30 produced $3: $20,206 was Ice The Ladi Methodist € “hold an ice . nesday even the Vestry « Street, An has been pri All are cord 3t Mr Etuiorr Leidsdorff . sketch and ] place for ab others charg work is acce Do nor . canvassers v Co, have ab ry of Nevad Ettrorr é East and in ties of Cali duce superi Tihist a

us ~ Daniel M. Burns, R..., : wee See ad ait) soe 3 SPIRE oe pers &. ASmith, W Lauren E. Crane EEL ! Be Daily Granseript, ' MEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. Wednesiily, Sept. 10th, 1879. ———— The County Vote. The following is the official vote in . . Nevada county for the various candi’ dates : GOVERNOR, George Cc: Perkins, R Hnghd. Cian, oes cared es BS 1496 Win; F: White, W....--.--842 cimor. GOVERNOR. 7 * % :yohd MiMefield, R.:..6.0. 1650 Levi Chise, D...---.--++---622 W; R. Afdrus, Wooo. ae 1456 __ SECRETARY‘ OF “STATES oneee STATE CONTROLLER. Daniel M. Kenfield, R 44 1755 neeevev ene eee 1474 This parents when* an infant. eoccee . 004 1639 WW BeC; Brown Dc ccc 66% Hough J. Jones, W..«....+. STATE TREASURER. Jolie Wel Mg ovis apes re David 8. Terry... PRs Pee 254 : SURVEYOR GENERAL. . Jas. W. Shanklin, R....5. 1613 WN Tis BANTGS D) occa v ceava were 710 H. J. Stephenson, W..... 1440 a See AN a) Se eee eee aE a eee 354 CLERK OF SUPREME COURT. Frank W. Gross, BR.. 6.:.:. 1614 WE Ta WOOD cer eos nee wines es 714 Ov Pe Thornton, Wisk ei as cae 1449 Edwin F. Smith........351 SUPT. PUB, INSTRUCTION, Fred. M. Campbell; R. ...1653 EC, Geastord, 05. ic5ccsc eee 685 WOW pital VW ics. s cosas . P4384 As Ta DASON cae eas ee + 857 CHIEF JUSTICE SUPREME COURT. ee A ee ey ee 1706 R, F. Morrison, D.& W....1962 IN, Borimett.. oi. ci ce. cece steno BOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES. Bete? Sei ek Ss . She G76: 1, &. Beleher, fh .38 os ce 1861. J.T, Richards; Bs eee 1134 i GMC WS LEREIO, cnc pas chess 1716 Mo de MYNCK Mts ss 1686 SM, Pys WiAelebs Beas ccc sce 1695 = —D.sseee sees ae his*spare coin. He talked with ev. B. Clark, Wns. ce cee ca gens 2 ; JONES, . ec ccct ere rssees es ee GENERAL. been to Sacramento, and carefully Aug. L. Hart, R.... 1 54a . Stored-away each point gained con. Jo Hamilion, D. C. W. Cross, W ee ee 683 . cerning the subject\for futurerefKE. W. McKinstry, D& W... 2615 J.D. Thornton, D& W .... 1948 Thos. P. Stoney, D....5.. . 667 J. R. Sharpstein D & W.... 1956 E. M: Ross D&W.... ica 1953 8. B. McKee, D& W.;... 1970 OME Ba Ws.. ee Satis ake 140 Alex, Campbell. 0.0.9. 0.460.022. 355 Gales Dosey say is 6 cee cae bl WP OMGRUNes 6 ike 346 CB POs ce ecaceeieanic aoe ia eel Ty 0) + On ANU a ea 355 Calhoun Benham....0.... 365 RAIDRVAD COMMISSIONER, IST Dist. Jas: S. Cone; R ~ G.WJ. Carpenter, D Hénry Larkin, W ee er ot BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, Ist DIST, M. M. Drew, R C. H. Randall, W. B. G. Keller, W co H. F. Page, R. Thos, J. Clunie H. P. Williams, ee ee ee ea D eceeeeorrs 1798 NGRESS, Seas Cease esas 1663 peewee ers 963 age ONE EP ER 1339 IOR JUDGE, SUPER Joh Caldwell: Reo. oc 1779 TT Baath Dicer ececes. 752 Fs hs SWIG W Sh OS 1592 SENATO™, Ws CROOK OO ER os eshiscaaiee vas 1798 Fe Rae FAV UON koko ok ccs ens 691 C, Conaway, W JOINT SEN ATOR, B. J. Watson, R See 00.1702 M. Garver, D... as wrene so AOD A.J,Jenkins, W a ee ASSEMBLYMEN, R. P, Ferguson, . reer err A 1525 . among whom is Mr. Joshua Cross’ James Marriott R,...... alt Cm eee th » of the 1 J.-B. Patterson, RB.. . 20.0.. Mae ee ee Geo, W, Giffen, D.1...... 899 . Which to pitch our tent. He also ¥, SRB et aie 696 . offered to give usa lot located on! . ‘ be tela . ee ee Be soulder street for a church building. . Sanbniieh Soree, Ww. ‘ cu Hs ” 1536 We hope the time -not far distant Jas, O, Sweetland W.°..,.1833 . When we can have sucha building. sweRt Fr, We would express our many thanks Joseph Perrin, Ko.. 2.. ., 1071 . to the editor of the DarLy TranMfg teereer ge? 10 PORE Sere ie 1192} script for the favors done by him m U. Lompkina, W.,.., Mabe © 1841 . through the columns of his paper. ae elie Pe nage Evpers Rice and Morton. J. G, AS SRST rere cues “352 ——— oe —James D, White, D...... 1222 Dan . ae Wee WO Ww iacs nce 1523 erm * ‘PREASURER. * The Ladies Aid Society will hold 2: arog Sohenitibong, Peivisdine 1529 . # sociable in this church on Wed-. N. Payne, Doers cd ‘1157 . neSday evening, Sept. 10. ‘The la(eo, Cy Shaw, " Pee Dar ay ae eee 1425 . dies of the congregation are: remay ot oe pais quested to send in cake. Wednesday M. a Beer erate eT emoeni. The having pregremne R. G. MeCutehan, Wo...7"" 1292 . bas bee prepared: (Solo, Mise. FanSoaring nie Lawsort; Recitation, Miss JenJames Reid, R...0...,.1068. nie Monroe} Duett, Misses Adair; Daniel Collins, D...... 1.1566 . Solo, Miss Ida Maltman; Recitation; A. R. Lord, W v wee TE ede 1466 . Charlie Cross; Solo, Miss Delia ‘ DISTRICT ATTORNEY, ' : Beclite}; Solo, Miss Frankie Brown: Ng Savior, Reisecesseses 2243 . Reditation, Miss M. Shurtleff, Ice . Tro hee wie Se ‘ 1570 cream for sale. ' Stpr: HOOLl, . ~ — } George & Bictichon, Ren. ++2 41600 Tar eadlest words of tongue or “ya Ge n: John fF: Wickes, W.2. 3.. oe ee 1703 -. about the streets. SURVEYOR. Bradley.. ...ss+scccesee+ +> 1608 Hartwell’.... wesesdedeouves 1767 MINOR. cintc ss dna ris exeeee . 2° 720 ‘PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. ae Weisenburger. app repr ertes . ss i eer eee re hous eee ve pias 17 Teitts, .. 53 Peery eee Sei vaedes CORONER. = FOUND Dos bid de ve 6-ees ese . 1151 Pa WV ic ob Goiveieciw és seeed SUPERVISORS—OSTH’ DISTRICT. John Hussey, D...0s.e ese 139 J. 8, Thompson, R.. 2.+--«+ 195 Hii Day, Wivveed. ciao. venes %2 SUPERVISORS—3D DISTRICT, A, J. Roms, BR; and Dy ssc: aces 290 Fayette Battis, W.....+.326 Ue Got Homesick. nee: =. He becamé a voter a year or two When the monster, flaming posters of the State Fair at. Sacramento came out his eagle eye took one of them in 1439 . and he straightway made up his. ter Htrind-to-go-down-and. see the big}. béets and cattle and soldiers and .When’ Sunday morning came he had amassed considerable coin and much information and felt competent to embark on the’ perilous voyage. AlFhis brothérs, sishim to the depot, and each'gave him some parting advice concerning the care of his mora]s and his purse. He reached the Capitol city at 10 A. M. What arush-and bustle there was everywhere! The poér boy was too frustrated to hardly know whichend he stood on. He began wroaming He didn’t get any dinner. “Pretty soon his head began to ache. Then he got sick at his stomach, Still he kept on walking, in hopes of meeting some familstomach, all ted out and at oddsends with excitement and fasting, vent’ back on him.and he fainted away on Sixth street. A policeman put him on his feet, He made a bee-line for the depot, just in time to reach the train and come home again that same eventful Sunday afternéon. When he staggeted into the room where his paternal ancestor sat reading the evening chapter fromithe Good Book, the old gentleman looked over his specs dumbfounded at the appearance of one whom he had not expected to see for a week, ‘‘What, my son, back so soon!” he ejaculated. 2 ‘Yes, pa,” he gasped as he sank down in the néarest chair, “and [’m going to stay here “forever and ever, Oh, dear, you don’t know how awful homesick I got. Its such a mighty big town?” And the yoong man has taken a! solemn’ vow to never tear himself away from home associations again. ———.ee -—— re The Seventh-Day Adventists. EpitTor: TRaNscRret—Haying finit ished onr tent labor for the present in Nevatla City, we ship otr tent to Healdsburg where it is to be'used in our northern camp-meeting, beginning Sept. 18. We are thankful to many-of the citizens of _Nevada—fot their courtesies and kind treatment,: Blair in the County Jalil. Blair the ex-convict,’ who gaye himself intb the sate keSping of the Sheriff at_ Marysville last Saturday >. because the public had spotted him as one of the robbers of the Moore’s Flat stage, was“brought to this city in irons by Under . Sheriff Byrne night before last and locked up in the County Jail.On the way from the depot tothe Jail he was taken by Mr. Byrne afd Marshal Baldridge into Malorttéy’s restaurant. for the purpose of giting him something: to eat. A late crowd of excited men gathered irfront of the restaurant, and in ortler to avoid a possibility of trouble Mr. Byrne took the prisoner out through arear alley, along 1631 . ago, but had never been—outside of} Broad -and_Pinestreets -and—to_his 6C3 . \Nevada City since coming here with . cell before the outsiders knew what had been -déafe. The Marshal had. meantime refnained in the restaurant where the cfowd conld see him, and thus threw them off their guard. AfWir was safely lodged in Jail his-sipper-was.taken to him. Louis Seibert, who saw the two 1649 . thimgs. He commenced saving up. mt# who are supposed to have committed the deed, near Rock creek, 351] . ery one he could find who had ever] got a fair view of Blair as he was passing under a gas-light with Mr. . Byrne, and says he is one of them. The prisoner claims that he can prove an alibi without trouble when the éxamination takes place. He says that he has been spending some time in this vicinity but went away the Wednesday preceding the. outters, cousins and “aunts went with . rage. On the other hand,_Benjemin Reed and several other parties” say that they saw him here on the strects and talked with him as late as Saturday evening. He is also reported to have been in Grass Valley Friday. Blair is a “‘sporting .man” and a full-fledged one at that. Ale has heretofore been in the State Prison for stage robbing and kindred crimes. Those whohave known him fora long time and associated with him more or léss say that he is not regarded as a very dangerong than in a comes down to artistic thievery he thoronghly understands all the ins and outs. : : The man Smith arrested at Marysville several days since” was not the notorious ‘‘Oregon” Smith as reported tohave been by the telegraph! He was_released from custody, no evidence having been. adduced: to show that he was concerned: ih the crime. The whereabouts , of ‘‘Oregon” who'is a long established pal of Blair, is a mystery, it seems: It is gether for the‘neighborhood of Marysville, and the sudden disappearance of “Oregon” gives rise to suspicions of foul play by Blair, for which, however, there seems to be but liftle if any foundation eee Blair will be regularly examined as soon as *he presence of the necessary witness can be obtained. San Frant%co Papers’ Duty. co would resolve to henceforth ignore all of Kearney & Co.’s antics, om the sand-lots and elsewhere,a few months would suffice to’bring order out of the social ,and political. chads that now exists there. Those same newspapers have given to the Kearneyites of the State whatever power thatfaction possesses. It isa duty their publishers owe to that portion of the ‘public upow whony they rely for support to take immediate measures for counteracting thé evil they” have wrought. It is better late then‘ never. : Majorities, The following maorities were receivetl in’ NevadaJcounty by the candidates named : Perkins, R Page; R 259 324 PCReeeS ces ewawmadte eee ee ee ek ee a ee Wm. George, R te COON A cpt ee G. von Schmittbug, R John A. Rapp, B......6. 948 Dan. Collins, iden icesne cas i 100 emiere, Whi. ss oo ees Veoh 673 Joe oe, gE ee ee ee 25 Hartwell, W..... irae aha ‘159 gc fi ull ae he 2 ae 161 ic. gee Be gc P 5 eck ae oe i, Ca, Fee Oe Saas se. SBF Battisy W.. +.. ee ae tect 36 The Soldiers, There.#re 43 members of Nevada Light Guard and &2 #iembers of Yuba Light Infantry “of Camptonville) in camip at the Stwte Fair, The mountain boys are said to be reflecting mitch credit eee os My ry — by & . ‘ en&i. The lecture ‘contains jten history. _ physical sense, but thabwhen _ it . thought the two men left here to. " If the newspapets of San Francig. MENG, This dss ssancaidds « 278 OU WE Ged ees ths 1 John Caldwell, R....... 187 KO. Tonipkins, W. > ... 649 -. sided in this city. . “Denmark and the Manes.” Miss Maria Solter’s lecture on the above subject, delivered at tho Con_gregational church Monday evering, people. It was an effort of much merit, and really deserved to have had an extensive hearing. The lady isa native of the country whereof she speaks, and possesses that inestimable faculty of presenting” herimpressions of it in appropriate and) vigorous language. She held the at-' tention of the audience from first to last. At times she became eloquent, and her descriptions were marked. throughout with a vividness that ir.sured their not being forgotten soon by. those so fortunate as to, be presrauch that is instructive as well as entertaining. One gets a better general idea of the ative land of such geniuses as Hans Christian Anderson and Thorwalsden from it than. he could from reading page after ps.ge of writFhe Union on ‘*Mashers.” Grass Valley is more afflicted than Nevada City with a certain kind of offensive animial, judging from the following which appeared in . yesterday’s Union: The nights aye cool, but they are a little too dark in: the éarly part of the evening forthe eonvenience of the Church street ‘‘:nashers.” Those human forms may be seen any Sunday evening, on Chureh street, blocking up the church doors and street crossings,and, owing to the dimness of the éarly part of the evening, they have to thrust their mugs close up to every latly’s face ‘In order to -ascertain-whe+-#he may be. It must be very disagreeable for a lady to run agauntle#of these “‘dear little butter-heads” very Sunday night. Justices of the Peace Elected. Nevada—R. EK. Rotimison and J. C. Dickerman. — % Brockmeier. : Little York—-W. C. Barker and C._D. Eastin. ? Rough and Ready—E, L. Melbourne and C, ©. Bitner. Washington—F. Freeman’ and M. A. Singleton. Grass Valley—Henry Davis’ 4nd W. H. Sheldon. Eureka—J. M. Ballard and Hippert. Bridgeport—J. Stotlar and R. B. Patton. r Meadow Lake—E. W. Dunster and John Keiser, on ewe District Court. Rp a. Isaac Jennings, Wales, deefered his intentions. Five Chinamen indicted for murder were given till Monday next to plead. Ashburn & Baker vs. Downey & Davison. Dismissed by cousent, Seven cases against the American Mining Company were decided by judgment es prayed for eing rendered against defendants, 4nd stay of progeedings in each for 23 months

granted. In several other cases answers were filed, and they were ordered on the calender. en, Court adjourned till Monday next. — a ee + Two More Arrests. Two men were reported to have been arrested at Truckee yasterday on suspicion of being “the stage: robbers. Under Sheriff Byrne went afterthem. . The Coming of Gen. Grant. Gen. Grant will arrive in this city toward the end df the month. He is returning from a trip around the world. Everywhere he has been received with distinction both by people and rulers. All classes have vied in showing him respect. No such honors were ever before showered upon an American abroad. ting he should be received in this city with enthusiasm. Heis the foremost General in our history. In many respects he is entitled to’ take rank with the first Captains of the world. He twice filled the office of President of the United States, There never’ was any dissatisfaction with anything that he did himeelf. Fault was found only with some his advisers, Gen. Grants sh of the early years of his whi hfe on this Coast. For some.time he reand streets family scenes are familiar to’ lim, We bespeak for him a reception that will throw in the shade. anything i that line ever tendered in py —S8, F. Bulletin.’ , A TEASPOONFUL of ¢ tine eile ed with your white clothes will aid *ha we’ Ts nrocess, was attended by a mere handful of . ‘. ty will please hemd in its regular and It is fit. of thet Relief from Gras) shoppers. The Reno Journal of yesterday the devastation and ruin brought upon our Sierra Valley farmers by the grasshopper—a curse which comes in-clouds and destroys every green. thing. Scientific men have fexamir.ed the matter and various device:s have been suggested as a mean s to rid them of the curse, but all tnemjhave failed. Congress apiavestigation, suggested plowing and rolling as a sure means of killing the ‘eggs, But this was not practicable, as there would still remain enough in the inaccessibletorners and nooks to destroy the next crop. A discovery has just been made that a grub worm has introduced itself among the eggs and {s eating them by wholesale, The eggs are laid in stn dried says:—Our reaciers are familiar with . } pointed a commitee which after due . ” ~ WRITING SCHOOL, Catena” many Miss Elliott's Writing Roon, Brown & Morgan Block, Fora Term of TWENTY LESSONS, con, mencing ' September 15th, at 71-2 Py Newest method in acquiring @ correct and speedy Handwriting taugnt._ Business movement a specialty. Tu‘ton, including Stationery, $4.50, Children under 12, $3.50.~~ Payable middle of Term. Miss F, A. HONSINGER, Teacher, Nevada.‘Sept. 10th. ~ PERFECTIONS — an inch long and from sixteen to twenty-five eggs are deposited in each ore, the top put in and then left until the next season’s sun hatches them out. The grub worm is to be found in these cells and examinations ma@e upon saniples taken from variows portions of the -valley, show that they are very general and if every case completely destroy every egg. The farmers are again hopeful and are preparing for plantig next year's crop. We hope they ate not doonied to disappointment again, for one of the fairest and most profilic valleys of our northern cotingrasshopper cursed. ><: > The Patent Buffer. who had glued his link eye to the key-hole of a San Francisco hotel room, when he was disgusted to find on looking up that the occupant of the apartment was beaming benevolently down on him from the transom. ‘‘Day, day,” said the guest cheerfully, ‘‘guess you've struck the wrong number. The#an suspected of-forgery and being a politician is next-deer and the man with fou ‘‘I—really—must excuse,” stammered the for once abashed special. ‘Not at all; don’t mention it,” put the boarder, jumping down and pulling the quill-driver into the room. one of you fellows; knew you’d be along present’ y.” cs ‘*‘Want to be interviewed?” fa ‘No. I want to show you a little invention of mine‘that ought tobe. in possession of every reporter in the country; and it will be, too. I expect to sell no end of them to your paper alone.” . “Do, eh?’ “Certainly. I call it the: reporters’ combined spiral spring and India rubber nose-buffer, You have often in fulfillment of your-duties had doors through which you were looking opened most unexpectedly, inflicting a severe blow on the nasal extremity:, This sometimes leads to inflamation] especially where’ the keyhole is brass; gangrene sets: in—lockjaw— death! Now, all-you have to do isto carry a patent buffer, put up in one of tiiose elegant morrocco cases, and”— ~ But the newspaper man made a. dash for the elevator and-escaped. Mardered by Scandal-Mongers. —— The Detroit News says the post mortem examination of Lillie ea. er, the girl who killed herself near ochester a few weeks ago, showed: that she was not a dishonored girl,. and this has led to the discovery that cruel gossip had tainted. her name and that death by her own hand was the only rest the poor girk could find, JWhen at last slie was hounded tothis by thesnivel-tongued persons of her own sex, who disseminate the neighborhood news thereabout, she was not permitted to die in a house, but she was put out doors under a tree, and was there first seen by the doctor who was called to attend-Ner. Oakland counliberal contributions for the heathen in foreign lands ! Yesterday’s Arrivals at THE UNION HO NEVADA CITY, CAI M Strombeck, M F O Peabody, New Y W Britton, Smtsv ~° ColH Mrs Predeaux, City eill, Col J Fowler, City es, Allegha W Clark, Smtsv_. tchings, Bi T H Helms, Marysvil binson, SF = J McGraw, Smtsv Cutler, 8 F J Linne, Rock Creek —_ ’ Yesterday’s Arrivals at _ THE NATIONAL HOTEL, F \ NEVADA CITY, CAL. dirt cells, half or three-quarters of . _ try has been for several seasons *‘Factis I was just.laying-for . Vegetable Hair Restore, FRESE FROM: Any: Mineral or Vigetable Poison, lt‘restores gray hair to-its natural color, beauty, and stops its falling out. Ié cures Baldness, Dandruff and Druggists) $5,100 00 REWARD See UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY ft “One Thousand DoWars, For the arrest and conviction of thé Robbers i of the-Eureka Stage and Murderers of WM. F. CUMMINGS, on the road near Nevada It.was a reporter on_a lively daily . city, Monday, Sept. 1st, 1879. A. C. PERKINS, R. MeMURRAY, ¥. G. BELL. The undersigned will pay One Thousand Dollars ADDITIONAL REWARD for the Arres+and . conviction of the above persons, and will pay ~ Two Thousand Dollars For the recovery of t®e Gold Bar taken ftom: Wim F. Cumthings. . : : HENRY BAYS, . FRANK HENRY. Five Hundred Dollars Is offerdl by the Governor of the State, with the uswml Statute Reward of Six Hundred Dollars. Nevada City, Sept. 4th, 1879. Something New in Nevada! c= FRULT =. —~ANB— CONFECTIONERY DEPoTt, Ks : N AIN STREET, opposite Union HoA Store. B. SANGUINETTI Would respectfully inform the citizens of: Neyada City that-he has opened a Store at the above place for-the' sale of Fresh Fruits,. Vegetables, Confee tionery, ctc. ete. Having agencies at San Francisco, Sacramentoand San Jose, I receive daily by Express, the cheicest products of the gardens’ jand orchards below, in advance of any other store in the mountains. CHOICE WRENCH: CANDIES Are kept constantly on hand and so the lowest prices, fen ; 47 ICE CREAM, &! _.During the Sum: in eeping Ice Cream constantly on Hand, of Various flavors: at and warranted the beat in Nevada City, June 28th. ‘ FRED. A. SACKET. JOHN M’KENK4. SACKET & McKENNA, GenefalMining & Insurance. AGENTS. _ x: gi hege REPRESENT THE FOLLOWING well known Companies: North German of Hamburg. Scottish Commercial of Glasgow. ’ Connecticut of Hartford. Continental of New York Niagara of New York. Tradesmen’s of New York. Commonwealth of Boston. Aggregate Assets Twenty Six Milliom Dollars. All losses promptly paid as soon as adjusted. Also Agents for McNeale & Urban’s Safes. Buffale Standard Scales. Tucker's Alarm Till. Office--Broad Street, opposite Wells, Fargo & €o., Nevada City, Nevada, Sept. 4th. __ RANCH FOR SALE kn undersigned will sell the Ranch, betweeown as the ‘Sutton ” situated consistn Nevasa City and Grass Valley, and Herned ne eo em held by U.S. nt. Horse0 tons , 250 cords Wood, 30 Cows Grows, Hogi Chitines Tene: Visestls, ing ting Crops, and everything ises. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. W J Shreve, SF D Jones, Pike CityJA Stidger, NSJ oR ‘Son Jua JS MeBride, 8 J“. J McNulty, Allegha J A Seeiey, San Ju C H Conly, SF F Werger, City K Laniers, S F A kK Bishoy, Bloom P H Wand, § F Ross, Bloom A T Laled, Cit J tien Bloom _ F Martid, City E Dolover, City T 8 Pockman, City J Frazer, Ranch C Thomas, Grass V J Shea, if Flat M Spounding, G ¥ ,° i on © the For terms, pertainprem i the premises te P. SUTTON. pr Pg! @ + i VHIS VALUABLE PREPARATION :&; Fy diseases of the Scalp. Sold by all. & tel, and adjoining Legg’s.Hardware — a THE DAILY NEVADA CI1 Ihrief The ice; cream black eye. D, W. Snap; from San Franc Shoot all the . and after Monda Nevada City . «“gented at the St ‘The improven progress with . so to*speak. Fruit is so pl season that larg . go to waste. The fire seen Wednesday, w: ing destroyed. Mrs. A. H. day evening fr to the Eastern The Chinese accord when w ronizing them. constantly. Uncle Billy mit suicide at Saturday, and stated in these Mrs. Carrie’ State Convent Christian . Ten representative ization in this A Grass V been selling fr Nevada for-tw They are the s finer than the The mongo their band goi day night in . of the new ‘‘} natown. The the racket abc The South continue to r ef water in “t something ph: supply holds « ~~ State the pres The strange . tache, stumpy ladened breat to recognize h not one of th roaming the s trying to set the public. The ¢ The Superii tal, at Allé of September ning steadily er saw anyth _we are on th the mine lo commence sil as the pum) some wealth ' been running and run the . blocks to m afternoon go and then we it will pan o September of the’ new did.” fi @ rm The Idah its one hund idend of $30 produced $3: $20,206 was Ice The Ladi Methodist € “hold an ice . nesday even the Vestry « Street, An has been pri All are cord 3t Mr Etuiorr Leidsdorff . sketch and ] place for ab others charg work is acce Do nor . canvassers v Co, have ab ry of Nevad Ettrorr é East and in ties of Cali duce superi Tihist a