September 13, 1877 (4 pages)

The Daily Trans NEVADA CITY. CAle . ‘Thursday, September 13, 1877. A —— x ET oud. M. MOTT ‘4s our“only author , will reized Agout in Sacramento. He _ e. eoice Advertisements snd ge ig ag for tho Transcuipt, and receipt for us in ; our uameé, ene neem A More Ignorance, Tt the San Franciseo Chronicle de-} 9 yer, tor money advanced . aires to retain the influeace it boasts of Laving,.we advise it to post itself a little before it writes ap Nevada county political mutters, We. have shown ite utter ignorance of affairs hero several times, and expect we aball always bave that duty to perform 48 long ae its editors write witbont information, and endenvor to makea point whether they have any:. . traty to back themor not, In apeaking of the political -result in this county the otaer day, that sheet suid: It has uviformly gone Republican for yéars together, and the idea of a democratic success in Nevada bas notin all these years, ever beau entertuined by the most sanguine of ‘that purty; but Nevada has how gone entirely Democratic, and the Republicun Legislative ticket 1s overwhelméd in defeat. The vote there Is the most scathing condemnation that could possibly be pronounced of Sargeut hitanelf, for nor figuratively carried the county i his pocket. “This year, not all his infinence aw a Senator und a’controller of the dispensation of Federal patvonage, not whl bis perstasion and fiiense, have uvuiled him, Now det us see bow accurate our metropolitaa neighbor is. Two yeurs ago iD 4875, the Democrats. elected their full Legislative ticket and alk the Connty officers except District Attorney ~andScteol Superintendent, Four years ago,tn 1873, the Democra's elected. their Legislative ticket and all the-County officers except Connty Clerk, Treasurer, School Superintendent and Coroner. In 1871 the Republicans carried ‘the county, In 1869 the Pewoorats elected their full ticket, from Senator down to ‘Coroner. “Yhat shows how fiuch a Caroniele writer kuows about his subject when tulking about political matters out} wide, his own-precinct. It alsoshows trow trne the assertion is that Sargeut bas packed the county in his pocket. When that paper says the ecunty has now gone “entirely Demveratic,” itagain shows its ignorance. ‘Phe Republicans elected one officer, thut. of Recorder, more thun they did two years ago. When the same sheet tries to intimate that Sargent tried to influence the result in this county, it again shows its ignorance, People here know he had nothing to do, or attempted to have anything to do with the campaign. He even refused to allow a serenade to be given, him, although it was tendered him ly citizens, irrespective of party, beeause it vsight bs tortured into a look of trying to manipulate political ,matters. We are well aware that Surgent has enemies in the Republican ravks in this connty, and tbat there wm@a few who accept the assertionxof:the Chronicle as traths, but the defeat of the ticket this time aid not depend entérely upon the votes of such men, Sargent did not defeat the ticket this time any wore than hé did iw 4875, 1873 or 1869. ‘There were several causes. In the first place, it was an off year witb the Republicans. Then there were some who werefsore for various reasons, end they did their utmost to be bas until bows Term, . Toxspax, Sept. 11, 1877. ° The Boatd met pursuant to adjournment. Present, a fall Board, G. G. Allan, President of the Board, presiding.’ ° The miumes of yesterday were Tread and approved. The following demands against the counly wore examined and ordered paid, Board of Sa On Special Fund, a so ERR BLT RNA 8, $21 60. eee Wm. M. Natter, per diem and mileage as Superviser of District No. 4, $22. . = . J. 8. Thompson, per diem and mileage as Supetvisor of District No. 5, $32. « . A. B. Brady offered his resignation as Supervisor of District No. 2,but the Board failing to. entertain the same, it was withdrawn for the present. ~~ Pron Having completed. all. business before it, the Board adjourned until Piamey, the Chromele’s Pet Witness. The following affidavit, subseribed and sworn to, was filed by Flora M. Pinney in thé Nineteenth District Court Monday, by her attofneys, Messrs. McAllister and Bergic : 1In the District Court of the Nine teenth Judicial .District of the State of California, and for the cisco. * Flora M.~ Pinney, plaintiff, -vs. Geo. M, Pinney, defendant, .Couny of Santa Ciara, s8.: _ Flora M. Pib-~ for incidental expenses,ete., $241 30. C. HiMitchell, printing Gieat Register, $992 56. Jobo Webber, expenses attending County Court at Trackee, $25 30. And the following amounts for -Election expenses: = On General Fund. G. V. Scbmittburg, services ‘of Election Board at Nevada City, $109. O. D. Campbell, services of Election Board at Blue Tent precinct, P. H. Paynter, services of Election Bourd at Grass Vi lley precinct, $106, J. Dinan, services. of Election ‘Board at Allison Ranch precinet, $35. Joseph Perrin, services of Election Board at Forest Springs precinct, $23 50. : nf George Kreiss, services of Election Board at Buena Vista precinct, $36 ‘J, R.Nickerson, services of Election Board, at Cottage Hill preciuct, $39. ae Jubn Collier, delivering Election documents, $6. R. D. Skidmore, services of Election Board at North Bloomfield precinet, $30, . P. A: Payne, services of Election Board at Lake City precinct, $30. J, H. Guanmard, services of Election Beard at Relief Hill precinct, E. P. Hubbard, services of Election Board at Columbia Hill precinct, $36, s A. S. Wall;services of Election Board at Eareka South precinct, $30, H. Atwater, services. of Election Board at Moore’s Flat precinct, $30 M.J. Feely, services of Eleetioa Board’at English Dam preeinct, $37. John McBean, services of Election Board at Washington precinct, $38. G. C. Shaw, services of Electien Board at Omega precinct, $38 25. J. B. Moulton, services of Election Board at Freneh Corral precinct, $36 50. : A. J. Craig, services of Blection Board at Birchville precinet, $30. “James O. Sweetland, services of Electivn Board at Sweetland precinet, $3675. John A. Seely, services of Election Board at North San Juan. precinct, $51 25. Michael Brophy, services of Eleotion Board at Cherokee precinct, H. Whisner, ‘services of Election Board at Rough and Ready preciuct, Jobn Montgomery, services of Election Board at Indian Springs precinet, $36 50. David Brown, services of Electi n Bourd at Mooney Flat precinct, $37 50. a “JS. Cy Bachland, serviees-i9fBlection Board at Pleasant Ridgé’ precinet, $47. 50. j Wim. M. Nutter, delivering Election documents, Pleasant Ridge precinct, we : F. Buckland, servites of Election Board at Little York preéinet; $36 ’ Jobn Regan, services of Election the regular October term.” _ James D. Wuire, Clerk. By John Webber, Deputy. “That Marder. ao The Coroner held an induest on the body of Henry Fry, who was shet by Richard. PoHard,-at Grass Valley, a few duys ayo. We herewith give the testimony of the pribcipal witnesses; © . Win. Pascoe tes'ified as follows:— About 120’clock on the night of September 6ch, ZL was at the Pacific Hotel; John Gilbert and Henry Fry were present; Richard Pylard was ilso present; soon some difficulty arose between John Gilbert aud Pullard: Wm. H. Miicbell’ came in and took Gilbert away: after this Pollard said to Henry Fry; that he (Fry) could have anything be wanted of: him: Fry replied: “I don’t think you can do much to me Pollard;” Pollard said: ‘‘Phere are only three of us here, let as close the doors;’’ and thereupon be (Pollard) went and shat the door; after the door was shat, Henry Fry who had gone bebiud the bar came out into the room, standing at the end of the bar;, Pollird was standing two or three feet from him; I had started to the door to go out; I beard a@ pisto! shot; I ‘turned around and saw Pollard anu Fry; I did not bear any outcry or word from Fry after the shot. The pistol was fired uf by Pollard. Wm. H. Mitchell testified as follows; I hearda noise in the Pacific Hotel; I went over and looked in: at the window; saw Richard Pollard and Jobu Gilbert in some difficuliy; I went in and took Gilbert awuy; as 1 was taking Gilbert away Pollard ‘said to Gilbert: ‘you area son of a —;" us I was going out the door Frye said to Pollard: ‘tyou are very wrong in callivg the man stich names, you know itis all your own fault;”’ soon after I bad closed my doors I heard a noise in the Pucific Hotel and William Pascoe came in and said that Richard Pollard bad shot Henry: Fry; I went over to @®Pavific Hotel; found Fry sitting on the floor and Pollard. standing behind the front dvor; I asked Pollard if he bad shot Fry; he said ‘'that i. all rigbt;’? I then took hold of the arms of Pollurd and Richard Andrews took from bis (Pollard) back pocket a pistol; I then saw Pollard fishing in bis clothing as though to draw a pistol or knife; I then knock. ed bim down with the pistol taken from him; on searching Pollard we found avother pistel which Mr. Andrews took fron nim, bea Richard Audrews, testified as follows: have heard the testimony of W. H. Mitchell und say the same is true und I canonly corrvborate the same. I took the two pistols from the clotbing of Richard Pollard as siated by Mitchel; the lurger one was in the back or hind pocket and the. smaller one in the frout right side pocket of bis pantaloons, — >> << dade > **p hat Husband of Mine.’’ ay, ab prese first daly sworn, says: I was married to Geo. M. Pinney, February, A. D. 1867, at Council married, and while ciding with Geo. M. Pinney in 4 carriage in Chicago, first Winter o M. Pinney was in the freqaent habit_of slapping my face without any cause or provocation, About six months aftee our marand one of which made a mark upon my upper lip, which lusted for several days, and this without any cause or provocation. At Hel-na, Montana, and about eight and when I was ,enciente, Geo. M came heute for it, kicked me violentthereby threw.me fat upon my face stunned for sume ten winutes, because I allowed a married gentle ing from church, althoagh gentleman was well-known to Geo. thely respectable character. We lived at Helena, Moutana, fo vile, profane, indecent language, too lor any one te Tepeat. ring that time I was engaved us an ing lady, and during the time and for several months previous thereto, ly, as weil as myself. the stage which did not accord with several face marked, In 1870. we came to Sau Francisco and stopped at the Russ House for several weeks. At that time I bad two children, the younger of which waseight months vid. While so at the Russ House, an engagement was proposed to me at the Califorma ‘Theatre, and’ because I desired to accept the engagement under the name of Mrs. Pinney, and not under the assumed nam¢g, Geo. M, Pinney violently slapped aud beat me, and kicked, me, sometimes with a buby in my--aring, so that my tace aad body were badly marked, and my face so disfigured that . was ashamed to Jeave my room for several weeks. : . During 1870, and when we lived on Howard street, Geo. M. Pinney continued to abuse and beat me on occasions my or provocation. our residence in Oakiand. there Geo. M. Pinney, found a letter and violence to me, ) beat me upon the face and body and left his marks upon both ; blackened in such a condition that I was unof weeks. ‘I the corner of Ninth ard Madison City and county of San Fra6-/. the® defendant,”“on the 7th day of Bloffs, owas.” Ten days after I was} ‘he slapped my face without any) entry tothe sitting-room.~ At this ada Ae Sepigy Dacing the . moment Miss-Hosmer came into the our marriage, Geo. riage, Geo. M. Pinney, at Helena, Montana, hrew two books at me, both of which struck me in the face, months after our marrigg , Pinney, because his lunch was not ready atthe precise moment that he ly and unexpectedly in the back,and upon. the floor, Where I remained At Helena, Mvuntana, ubout eighteen ‘months after our matriage, Geo. M. Pianey beat me fearfully man to escort me home in the eventhat: M. Pinney, as a married maa of enabout three years,.and during all tbat period Geo. M Pinney was in the constant habit ef using to me vile ana too profane and too indecent We lived in Virginia City, Nevada, for about three months, and duactress at the Theatre there, as leadby my earnings.on the stage I supported Geo. M. Pinney and our famiWhile so acting, in Virginia City, whenever anything occurred in a-love-scene on bis notions, he would become furiously jealous, and on many occasions came behiud the scenes and violently slap meon the face, so that on was Various occasions Wibout any cause lo the Summer of 1870 we took up While. written by me to my mother, in} which . complained of his abuses Upon this he and closea up my eyes, and left me able to leave my room for a couple His conduct wag’ such: to akon me more violently and more enatiow} nously than ever before ; and on this occasion he dragged ine around: the room by tlié hair of the thead ; two of my servants, tlie cook and nurse ifl, were witnesses to some of this wet men ioned, maltreatment. At wy last Kome in Oakland, at streets, in tte-Fall. of 1874, “Lb had made an engagement with Mrs. Barnbaw, of Haywards, to ge shopping’ with her in Oakland; upon learniog this, Mr. Pinney forbade me . to leave the house that day. I went however, and upon his retura in the ‘evening. he asked if 1 had been out: I replied. yes, IL had pone out shophad promised to do so; upon hearing this George M. Pinney took several of the dishes from the dinner -table andthrew them at me, He then beat we and finally seized me by the bairand dragged~me by the hair from the dining-roomm™through the ‘sitting-room and reproach him fer him arrested, ‘Thereupon he ordered Miss Hosmer ty leave the house, and again stized me and dragyed me by the bair from the sittingroom back to thedining-10 1m, ‘The samme evening, George M. Pinney (Miss Hosmer being present, and . engaged in petting thédittle children to bed) came fhto the bed-room unexpectedly, and while I was. snting inthe rocking-chair with my daughter Eva in wy lap, placed his foot upon my breast and pushed me, the rocking-chaif and the child backward upon the floor, so that Lreceiy= ed a severe blow on the back wfamy head jn striking the: duvorAfter this -on the same evening I put on wy shawl and bonnet and attempted to leave the house, George M. Pinney caught me about haif way down the stairs Jeading from the first story to 8: cond story, and thereupon kicked me down the balance of the stairs, and so bruised and hurt me that I was unable to leave my bed for three or four days A few days before Mr. Pinney decamped from California, on Septem— was indebted to William B. Carr, and that he wanted me to execute to Carr a déed of my homestead in Oakland. ‘This I refused to do. Thereupon Pinney became ver angry, and said he would forge iy . name to the deed to Carr, and said he would have my homestead anyhow, using atthesame time very violent, profane.and abusive language, bat . still refused to execute a deed of my said homestead to Carr,as he desired, and he then struck me, beat me, and knocked my ear-rings from my ears, fs On many other cases than those herein mentioned, George M. Pinney has struck, beaten ‘and’ abused me, and the foregoing are merely given as specimens of a long continued vielence by ‘George M. Pinney toward me, On several occasions George M. Pinney bas taken a cocked pistol and -. placed it against my face and threa.ened to shoot me, and when I would say, “Do so, death is preferable sto lite with you,” he would say, “No; G-dd-n you, you are too anxious to die, I'll sooner cut your heart out and fry it.” I apprebend persona] violence . from George M. Pinney, and desire to be protected therefrom by the order of this Honorable Couri,and also desire that an order be made by said Court enjoining ‘atid preventing George M. Pinney from visiting or speaking te me, or in any wise interfering with me. Fiora M. PINNEY. [&.8.] Subscribed and sworn to betore we this 5th day of September A. D. 1877. Gro M, Yoru, Notary Pablic. THE pulpit of Tuscarora is at the present time vacant—no minister of ‘the gospel having thought the soul of Tuscarora worth saving. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop letor. MICO I PILI NE EA AO ENE his brutality and threstened to have}. ber Ist. 1875, he stated to me that he . ” eourse of abuse, ill-treatment and . onl Tur fame of Glenn's Sulphur Soap a remedy for eruptions, sores, borns pimples, blotches and rheumatic ond gouty pains bas spread farand wide. Pbyscians recommend it-and the'demand for it constantly increases; : Chavge Gray Hair to black or Brown with Hill's Hair Dye. CHINA CIGARS. ens ay * ca [LJERLBY Gives NOTICE THAT _ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, HP WILL OT BUY OR SELL ANY cIlGans MaBE BY CHINESE, BUT WIL KLEP ON HAND AND: DOMESTIC “GIGARS, Which he will sell as Cheap as those manufactured by ~ Chinamen. tion of this fact, he asks thes patronage of all smokerswho are opposed to smoking CHINA CIGARS. He has also on hand “a large stock of: TOBACCO, NUTS, CANDIES, Which he will sell at the lowest prices. o * Come and try my new stock of CIGARS Which a Chinaman never had the handling of. JOHN JACE, Pine Street. Nevada. Sept. 8, 1877. THE PALACE VARIETY STORE, BROAD &TREET, NEVADA CITY; — the best Cigar for a bit, THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE au NEVADA COUNTY. -: I DEFY OONTRADICTION, ‘A. I. ZEKIND, Proprietor. se10-Im HORSE OWNERS ATTEN S10N! BAKTCN & HERZINGER ‘a, sc ‘ = In considera5 ' FRUIT, ete., . AND TOBACCO CHEAPER — . Ste Dail NEVADA AERTS TEEN LOCAL Rar In one Week . expecied that W and Prof Alexan who have been in various«plac crowded and d will.be here to a grand exhibition ‘the most popal humorous lect States, and . Pre celebrated orga Cathedral. In gentlemen, an’e geuerally requi give the varied do.” Cou _ The county 5 in the new recoil aud in a very will be ready fo County Treasa: as hundsowe as been suggested ore the Treast there, .an: invi tothe Indies a county to calha tifal safe. Th : sore-and Treast give their con ment. A great a desire to see . and therefore ti ~~ San J The: stage li aud North San ought to be, good business. compelled to ¢ or three times : is made with 't riving tenor tw time. .The dr get in on time, to do it with t line ever neede is the one abo the company a to their stage 1) Died of W.T. Frene flume a short . of which was p . SCRIRT, died on was buried yes ‘was a native o! aged about 33 First i By referenc columns, it wi Davenport is didate for Just Judicial electi Mr. Davenport Nevada City, before, and ga . Road T . The followin the collection the varioas to two years: Grass Valley— tield--Ed. Cu Dillon; Wasbi ford; Bridge Rough and Re: Little York—. Lake—Jobn N To Whom All persuns their road ta: deliai bia Uicket Sims thin Bs Board: at Lowell ‘Hill precinct, We have received from the pub-. ine that the landlady, Mre. Stege Tuxspay, September 11th, 1877. should de so « —_ pais eee 1608 75, lishers, Lee & Shepard, Boston,. compelled us to Jeave her house. . J 4nderson, City Mrs King, Washing I83H to notify the Public that they Coxty Ww: publicans and warm friends of Saré : ; 2 : . A 'T Laid, City W'Haywood,G Val . have formed 9 Co-partnership and 3 : s warked fox the D t A. Tarner, services of Election . -throuugh Geo. W. Welch, of this . Mr. Arthur Fellows has some knowl. 445. Selividge,ut Mill Mire Welaman. Bill) haws leant the eatin peeceniy By G.s ene ni ee . ceormegeirhapn Board at Hunt’s Hill precinct, $34 75. city, a copy of the above named i a es perenainr ——o hh MeMursey,® Juan H Wilkinson, aa. Plags, where they are j repared tu de : aslutive ticket ‘becaus : : ; as ; " at Mrs. 88. , ’ , Mnintine Vener Pecamae Hey Deed) “yoy Hussey, services of Election . Look. It coatains 227 pages,and is. A jter ecae Mra. Stege’s we . Master A Furth, do MrsFurth, do HORSE-SHOEING . Tur (Lut the head of that ticket was bet-. poirg at Y sce @r ; : ; ; ‘a Miss C Furth, do Mins Annie Farth, ‘ i" sev bide i Gal eae welds Maes ourd at You Bet precinct, $35.50 [an exceedingly interestiag work. . lived at Mrs. Heavens’, in Oakland. Mrs R McMurray, D T Hughes,B Tent . 191) its branches. They have secured. W. Wills wi poison rag ey Fe eoris. J. M. Crawford, services ef Elec-. Every married lady in the land. There Geo. M, Pinney continued his} D Rcberts, 8 Kanch A Michels, City am Seerenee at his place juestion than were the Republican ; fe J Conne , City J Jacoby, Moore’s F F Sowaug, San Juan Mrs Mary K Jones Miss Colemea Truck G Grant, San Fran S L Parsons, WA Powell,S Fran ‘Lhos Breem, Col Hill abuse, violence and maltreatumcat of me, and some of it eame to the knewledye of Mrs. Heavens. While we were living on Webster tion Board at Truckee precinct, $45. W. Doan, services of Election Board at Boea precinct, $18. should have a copy of it—and read it to her husband. For sale by Geo. W. Welch; Broad street. “eae JOHN O'ROURKE, One of the best SHORRS in the State. THE DOBLE BAR SHOK nominees, ‘They ignored polities und went for personal interests.” Some voted the Democratic ticket on eo Saturday ne o’clock, a. M. will be pat up. account of County Clerk matters, und some voted that ticket ovt of pure cussedness. All things together wotked the defeat of the Republican ticket jast as other causes have J. B. Brogan, services of Election Bourd at Prosser Creck precinet, $18. In the matter of the alleged illegal voting at Nevada. precinct, by inwates of the County Hospital, the Deceased. Jeremiah Donevan, a highly re~ spected citizen of Cherokee, died at that place on Monday last. His restreet, in Oakland, he frequently struck and beat me without cause or provocation. Atthis time I had no servant and did all the work of the house; also the washing, “and took entire charge of bis two children HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. For Roadsters and Fast Horses will get away with avything ever ivtroduced heie, and those who wanta perfect shoe chouid not fail to use it, Heavy shoeing done in the mest sstisfactory manacr. to attend. . One All parties gation purpose «continue the u this date, ‘ov water, Tusspax, September 11th, 1877, AH Parker, City J Seeley, San Juan N C Tomasson, M Rosenberg, City W Guild, Brcoklyn J Audrewa, @ Wodell, Ranca ¥ Wheeler, City : _ Call and see specimens of work. WM. BARTON,’ . JOHN HERZINGER, —— Proprietors. Nevada City, Sept. 9, 1877, and my two children. Mrs. David Walcox, of Oakland, at this time, Witnessed, on one occasion, hia vii = lence toward, and his abuse of, me. District Attorney was instructed to inquire into the same and to take suchaction as hy may deem neceswains were taken to Grass Valley on Monday. Nearly allof the res:. dents of that town followed his redefeated it during the past. We ac~.Sise the Chronicle to magnify its initience less, aud confine itself to i oe : : : ; E Dyer, R Mine M lugals, R Mine ° “ 3 facts when commenting on outside . 8*"Y: = wains to Grass Valley to pay their 2 wale os Sey huis pce igh J-Marriott. Bloom ° E Pueschei, M Fiat Moore’s Flat Banki euse 4 Nevada Sept 5 matters, or ita readers will after ~ — demanés were or. last tribute of reapect to his memory, india dmamauke eh ok peatemete’ B bottmes thaak bs aren City oor nking —— pwhile learn what sensible people ure . 2¢7e4 Paid: = Im Jail. visits of my physician, Dr. Wooster, . 2 ouus'et. BY ee et — H : ulvendy aware of, that it manafacON GENERAL FUND. p; 1." . _ . to the house in the absence of Geo./ J Hnstier, Dixon Ww maith City 26s W. F CUMMINGS egret tures facta to suit ils urenments, esG. G, Allan, per diem and mile-. Richard Pollard, who killed Fry, . -M. Pinney, he, upon -his return, . A R Taylor, san Fraz W Windsor, Sac . we : . Sirs at” Rone siullg when-it-is makivg a black, . 8&¢ ®® Supervisor of District Ne. 2,. *t Grass Valley, hae beencommit-jetruck we, bent me, tore my clothes. . Togiue Vs, G Gamer. R eR SvetESSOR TO Tasaemes-O pecially whemitis making a black39 ted to the County Jail om a charge . ‘teu my person and drove me and . w Gouiter ~— wee they are abead mail tight against prominent men, $82. : my two cuildren out of the house, : 7 A. B. Brady, per diemi and mileoh ; MARKS & CCMPANY, of murder. He waived an examina and go-that 1 was compelled to: take . TT : to the city, Tum rcecipts at the.-Mechanies’] 82 a8 Supervigor of District Ne. 2,) Yom eames ah Sesoanan aun.” Tate For Justice of the Peace. oT ee ee Farnisix Pavilion ou Siutarday were $2,999, . $85 50. Se a _ . George M. Pinney came after me 7 . XOLD DUST BOUGHT and hiberslad . : an ett PT , y f “y : J a Teckel, i s, a era eaths oceurred 1D that sume evening, induced me to! B. DAVENPORYD is bereby anW ovances made on Bulliow deporited By Central loca! ‘This wi'l probabty -be the last week} , > Per lem abet San Francisco lust week—43 sales relere to the house, and. when hej ke nounced as a candidate fur the of. . fF Assay or coinage at United States Mint. part.of the cit, is will be open. mileage 2k Supervisor ef District No. asi 3h formalise, . got nie there, beat me aad peunded i He of Justice of the Peace for Nevada! San Francisco correspcndent, Tezeurd fies. ‘ ae Township at the ensuing Judicial lection, Fricre. angst Baas ae

The Daily Trans NEVADA CITY. CAle . ‘Thursday, September 13, 1877. A —— x ET oud. M. MOTT ‘4s our“only author , will reized Agout in Sacramento. He _ e. eoice Advertisements snd ge ig ag for tho Transcuipt, and receipt for us in ; our uameé, ene neem A More Ignorance, Tt the San Franciseo Chronicle de-} 9 yer, tor money advanced . aires to retain the influeace it boasts of Laving,.we advise it to post itself a little before it writes ap Nevada county political mutters, We. have shown ite utter ignorance of affairs hero several times, and expect we aball always bave that duty to perform 48 long ae its editors write witbont information, and endenvor to makea point whether they have any:. . traty to back themor not, In apeaking of the political -result in this county the otaer day, that sheet suid: It has uviformly gone Republican for yéars together, and the idea of a democratic success in Nevada bas notin all these years, ever beau entertuined by the most sanguine of ‘that purty; but Nevada has how gone entirely Democratic, and the Republicun Legislative ticket 1s overwhelméd in defeat. The vote there Is the most scathing condemnation that could possibly be pronounced of Sargeut hitanelf, for nor figuratively carried the county i his pocket. “This year, not all his infinence aw a Senator und a’controller of the dispensation of Federal patvonage, not whl bis perstasion and fiiense, have uvuiled him, Now det us see bow accurate our metropolitaa neighbor is. Two yeurs ago iD 4875, the Democrats. elected their full Legislative ticket and alk the Connty officers except District Attorney ~andScteol Superintendent, Four years ago,tn 1873, the Democra's elected. their Legislative ticket and all the-County officers except Connty Clerk, Treasurer, School Superintendent and Coroner. In 1871 the Republicans carried ‘the county, In 1869 the Pewoorats elected their full ticket, from Senator down to ‘Coroner. “Yhat shows how fiuch a Caroniele writer kuows about his subject when tulking about political matters out} wide, his own-precinct. It alsoshows trow trne the assertion is that Sargeut bas packed the county in his pocket. When that paper says the ecunty has now gone “entirely Demveratic,” itagain shows its ignorance. ‘Phe Republicans elected one officer, thut. of Recorder, more thun they did two years ago. When the same sheet tries to intimate that Sargent tried to influence the result in this county, it again shows its ignorance, People here know he had nothing to do, or attempted to have anything to do with the campaign. He even refused to allow a serenade to be given, him, although it was tendered him ly citizens, irrespective of party, beeause it vsight bs tortured into a look of trying to manipulate political ,matters. We are well aware that Surgent has enemies in the Republican ravks in this connty, and tbat there wm@a few who accept the assertionxof:the Chronicle as traths, but the defeat of the ticket this time aid not depend entérely upon the votes of such men, Sargent did not defeat the ticket this time any wore than hé did iw 4875, 1873 or 1869. ‘There were several causes. In the first place, it was an off year witb the Republicans. Then there were some who werefsore for various reasons, end they did their utmost to be bas until bows Term, . Toxspax, Sept. 11, 1877. ° The Boatd met pursuant to adjournment. Present, a fall Board, G. G. Allan, President of the Board, presiding.’ ° The miumes of yesterday were Tread and approved. The following demands against the counly wore examined and ordered paid, Board of Sa On Special Fund, a so ERR BLT RNA 8, $21 60. eee Wm. M. Natter, per diem and mileage as Superviser of District No. 4, $22. . = . J. 8. Thompson, per diem and mileage as Supetvisor of District No. 5, $32. « . A. B. Brady offered his resignation as Supervisor of District No. 2,but the Board failing to. entertain the same, it was withdrawn for the present. ~~ Pron Having completed. all. business before it, the Board adjourned until Piamey, the Chromele’s Pet Witness. The following affidavit, subseribed and sworn to, was filed by Flora M. Pinney in thé Nineteenth District Court Monday, by her attofneys, Messrs. McAllister and Bergic : 1In the District Court of the Nine teenth Judicial .District of the State of California, and for the cisco. * Flora M.~ Pinney, plaintiff, -vs. Geo. M, Pinney, defendant, .Couny of Santa Ciara, s8.: _ Flora M. Pib-~ for incidental expenses,ete., $241 30. C. HiMitchell, printing Gieat Register, $992 56. Jobo Webber, expenses attending County Court at Trackee, $25 30. And the following amounts for -Election expenses: = On General Fund. G. V. Scbmittburg, services ‘of Election Board at Nevada City, $109. O. D. Campbell, services of Election Board at Blue Tent precinct, P. H. Paynter, services of Election Bourd at Grass Vi lley precinct, $106, J. Dinan, services. of Election ‘Board at Allison Ranch precinet, $35. Joseph Perrin, services of Election Board at Forest Springs precinct, $23 50. : nf George Kreiss, services of Election Board at Buena Vista precinct, $36 ‘J, R.Nickerson, services of Election Board, at Cottage Hill preciuct, $39. ae Jubn Collier, delivering Election documents, $6. R. D. Skidmore, services of Election Board at North Bloomfield precinet, $30, . P. A: Payne, services of Election Board at Lake City precinct, $30. J, H. Guanmard, services of Election Beard at Relief Hill precinct, E. P. Hubbard, services of Election Board at Columbia Hill precinct, $36, s A. S. Wall;services of Election Board at Eareka South precinct, $30, H. Atwater, services. of Election Board at Moore’s Flat precinct, $30 M.J. Feely, services of Eleetioa Board’at English Dam preeinct, $37. John McBean, services of Election Board at Washington precinct, $38. G. C. Shaw, services of Electien Board at Omega precinct, $38 25. J. B. Moulton, services of Election Board at Freneh Corral precinct, $36 50. : A. J. Craig, services of Blection Board at Birchville precinet, $30. “James O. Sweetland, services of Electivn Board at Sweetland precinet, $3675. John A. Seely, services of Election Board at North San Juan. precinct, $51 25. Michael Brophy, services of Eleotion Board at Cherokee precinct, H. Whisner, ‘services of Election Board at Rough and Ready preciuct, Jobn Montgomery, services of Election Board at Indian Springs precinet, $36 50. David Brown, services of Electi n Bourd at Mooney Flat precinct, $37 50. a “JS. Cy Bachland, serviees-i9fBlection Board at Pleasant Ridgé’ precinet, $47. 50. j Wim. M. Nutter, delivering Election documents, Pleasant Ridge precinct, we : F. Buckland, servites of Election Board at Little York preéinet; $36 ’ Jobn Regan, services of Election the regular October term.” _ James D. Wuire, Clerk. By John Webber, Deputy. “That Marder. ao The Coroner held an induest on the body of Henry Fry, who was shet by Richard. PoHard,-at Grass Valley, a few duys ayo. We herewith give the testimony of the pribcipal witnesses; © . Win. Pascoe tes'ified as follows:— About 120’clock on the night of September 6ch, ZL was at the Pacific Hotel; John Gilbert and Henry Fry were present; Richard Pylard was ilso present; soon some difficulty arose between John Gilbert aud Pullard: Wm. H. Miicbell’ came in and took Gilbert away: after this Pollard said to Henry Fry; that he (Fry) could have anything be wanted of: him: Fry replied: “I don’t think you can do much to me Pollard;” Pollard said: ‘‘Phere are only three of us here, let as close the doors;’’ and thereupon be (Pollard) went and shat the door; after the door was shat, Henry Fry who had gone bebiud the bar came out into the room, standing at the end of the bar;, Pollird was standing two or three feet from him; I had started to the door to go out; I beard a@ pisto! shot; I ‘turned around and saw Pollard anu Fry; I did not bear any outcry or word from Fry after the shot. The pistol was fired uf by Pollard. Wm. H. Mitchell testified as follows; I hearda noise in the Pacific Hotel; I went over and looked in: at the window; saw Richard Pollard and Jobu Gilbert in some difficuliy; I went in and took Gilbert awuy; as 1 was taking Gilbert away Pollard ‘said to Gilbert: ‘you area son of a —;" us I was going out the door Frye said to Pollard: ‘tyou are very wrong in callivg the man stich names, you know itis all your own fault;”’ soon after I bad closed my doors I heard a noise in the Pucific Hotel and William Pascoe came in and said that Richard Pollard bad shot Henry: Fry; I went over to @®Pavific Hotel; found Fry sitting on the floor and Pollard. standing behind the front dvor; I asked Pollard if he bad shot Fry; he said ‘'that i. all rigbt;’? I then took hold of the arms of Pollurd and Richard Andrews took from bis (Pollard) back pocket a pistol; I then saw Pollard fishing in bis clothing as though to draw a pistol or knife; I then knock. ed bim down with the pistol taken from him; on searching Pollard we found avother pistel which Mr. Andrews took fron nim, bea Richard Audrews, testified as follows: have heard the testimony of W. H. Mitchell und say the same is true und I canonly corrvborate the same. I took the two pistols from the clotbing of Richard Pollard as siated by Mitchel; the lurger one was in the back or hind pocket and the. smaller one in the frout right side pocket of bis pantaloons, — >> << dade > **p hat Husband of Mine.’’ ay, ab prese first daly sworn, says: I was married to Geo. M. Pinney, February, A. D. 1867, at Council married, and while ciding with Geo. M. Pinney in 4 carriage in Chicago, first Winter o M. Pinney was in the freqaent habit_of slapping my face without any cause or provocation, About six months aftee our marand one of which made a mark upon my upper lip, which lusted for several days, and this without any cause or provocation. At Hel-na, Montana, and about eight and when I was ,enciente, Geo. M came heute for it, kicked me violentthereby threw.me fat upon my face stunned for sume ten winutes, because I allowed a married gentle ing from church, althoagh gentleman was well-known to Geo. thely respectable character. We lived at Helena, Moutana, fo vile, profane, indecent language, too lor any one te Tepeat. ring that time I was engaved us an ing lady, and during the time and for several months previous thereto, ly, as weil as myself. the stage which did not accord with several face marked, In 1870. we came to Sau Francisco and stopped at the Russ House for several weeks. At that time I bad two children, the younger of which waseight months vid. While so at the Russ House, an engagement was proposed to me at the Califorma ‘Theatre, and’ because I desired to accept the engagement under the name of Mrs. Pinney, and not under the assumed nam¢g, Geo. M, Pinney violently slapped aud beat me, and kicked, me, sometimes with a buby in my--aring, so that my tace aad body were badly marked, and my face so disfigured that . was ashamed to Jeave my room for several weeks. : . During 1870, and when we lived on Howard street, Geo. M. Pinney continued to abuse and beat me on occasions my or provocation. our residence in Oakiand. there Geo. M. Pinney, found a letter and violence to me, ) beat me upon the face and body and left his marks upon both ; blackened in such a condition that I was unof weeks. ‘I the corner of Ninth ard Madison City and county of San Fra6-/. the® defendant,”“on the 7th day of Bloffs, owas.” Ten days after I was} ‘he slapped my face without any) entry tothe sitting-room.~ At this ada Ae Sepigy Dacing the . moment Miss-Hosmer came into the our marriage, Geo. riage, Geo. M. Pinney, at Helena, Montana, hrew two books at me, both of which struck me in the face, months after our marrigg , Pinney, because his lunch was not ready atthe precise moment that he ly and unexpectedly in the back,and upon. the floor, Where I remained At Helena, Mvuntana, ubout eighteen ‘months after our matriage, Geo. M. Pianey beat me fearfully man to escort me home in the eventhat: M. Pinney, as a married maa of enabout three years,.and during all tbat period Geo. M Pinney was in the constant habit ef using to me vile ana too profane and too indecent We lived in Virginia City, Nevada, for about three months, and duactress at the Theatre there, as leadby my earnings.on the stage I supported Geo. M. Pinney and our famiWhile so acting, in Virginia City, whenever anything occurred in a-love-scene on bis notions, he would become furiously jealous, and on many occasions came behiud the scenes and violently slap meon the face, so that on was Various occasions Wibout any cause lo the Summer of 1870 we took up While. written by me to my mother, in} which . complained of his abuses Upon this he and closea up my eyes, and left me able to leave my room for a couple

His conduct wag’ such: to akon me more violently and more enatiow} nously than ever before ; and on this occasion he dragged ine around: the room by tlié hair of the thead ; two of my servants, tlie cook and nurse ifl, were witnesses to some of this wet men ioned, maltreatment. At wy last Kome in Oakland, at streets, in tte-Fall. of 1874, “Lb had made an engagement with Mrs. Barnbaw, of Haywards, to ge shopping’ with her in Oakland; upon learniog this, Mr. Pinney forbade me . to leave the house that day. I went however, and upon his retura in the ‘evening. he asked if 1 had been out: I replied. yes, IL had pone out shophad promised to do so; upon hearing this George M. Pinney took several of the dishes from the dinner -table andthrew them at me, He then beat we and finally seized me by the bairand dragged~me by the hair from the dining-roomm™through the ‘sitting-room and reproach him fer him arrested, ‘Thereupon he ordered Miss Hosmer ty leave the house, and again stized me and dragyed me by the bair from the sittingroom back to thedining-10 1m, ‘The samme evening, George M. Pinney (Miss Hosmer being present, and . engaged in petting thédittle children to bed) came fhto the bed-room unexpectedly, and while I was. snting inthe rocking-chair with my daughter Eva in wy lap, placed his foot upon my breast and pushed me, the rocking-chaif and the child backward upon the floor, so that Lreceiy= ed a severe blow on the back wfamy head jn striking the: duvorAfter this -on the same evening I put on wy shawl and bonnet and attempted to leave the house, George M. Pinney caught me about haif way down the stairs Jeading from the first story to 8: cond story, and thereupon kicked me down the balance of the stairs, and so bruised and hurt me that I was unable to leave my bed for three or four days A few days before Mr. Pinney decamped from California, on Septem— was indebted to William B. Carr, and that he wanted me to execute to Carr a déed of my homestead in Oakland. ‘This I refused to do. Thereupon Pinney became ver angry, and said he would forge iy . name to the deed to Carr, and said he would have my homestead anyhow, using atthesame time very violent, profane.and abusive language, bat . still refused to execute a deed of my said homestead to Carr,as he desired, and he then struck me, beat me, and knocked my ear-rings from my ears, fs On many other cases than those herein mentioned, George M. Pinney has struck, beaten ‘and’ abused me, and the foregoing are merely given as specimens of a long continued vielence by ‘George M. Pinney toward me, On several occasions George M. Pinney bas taken a cocked pistol and -. placed it against my face and threa.ened to shoot me, and when I would say, “Do so, death is preferable sto lite with you,” he would say, “No; G-dd-n you, you are too anxious to die, I'll sooner cut your heart out and fry it.” I apprebend persona] violence . from George M. Pinney, and desire to be protected therefrom by the order of this Honorable Couri,and also desire that an order be made by said Court enjoining ‘atid preventing George M. Pinney from visiting or speaking te me, or in any wise interfering with me. Fiora M. PINNEY. [&.8.] Subscribed and sworn to betore we this 5th day of September A. D. 1877. Gro M, Yoru, Notary Pablic. THE pulpit of Tuscarora is at the present time vacant—no minister of ‘the gospel having thought the soul of Tuscarora worth saving. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Prop letor. MICO I PILI NE EA AO ENE his brutality and threstened to have}. ber Ist. 1875, he stated to me that he . ” eourse of abuse, ill-treatment and . onl Tur fame of Glenn's Sulphur Soap a remedy for eruptions, sores, borns pimples, blotches and rheumatic ond gouty pains bas spread farand wide. Pbyscians recommend it-and the'demand for it constantly increases; : Chavge Gray Hair to black or Brown with Hill's Hair Dye. CHINA CIGARS. ens ay * ca [LJERLBY Gives NOTICE THAT _ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, HP WILL OT BUY OR SELL ANY cIlGans MaBE BY CHINESE, BUT WIL KLEP ON HAND AND: DOMESTIC “GIGARS, Which he will sell as Cheap as those manufactured by ~ Chinamen. tion of this fact, he asks thes patronage of all smokerswho are opposed to smoking CHINA CIGARS. He has also on hand “a large stock of: TOBACCO, NUTS, CANDIES, Which he will sell at the lowest prices. o * Come and try my new stock of CIGARS Which a Chinaman never had the handling of. JOHN JACE, Pine Street. Nevada. Sept. 8, 1877. THE PALACE VARIETY STORE, BROAD &TREET, NEVADA CITY; — the best Cigar for a bit, THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE au NEVADA COUNTY. -: I DEFY OONTRADICTION, ‘A. I. ZEKIND, Proprietor. se10-Im HORSE OWNERS ATTEN S10N! BAKTCN & HERZINGER ‘a, sc ‘ = In considera5 ' FRUIT, ete., . AND TOBACCO CHEAPER — . Ste Dail NEVADA AERTS TEEN LOCAL Rar In one Week . expecied that W and Prof Alexan who have been in various«plac crowded and d will.be here to a grand exhibition ‘the most popal humorous lect States, and . Pre celebrated orga Cathedral. In gentlemen, an’e geuerally requi give the varied do.” Cou _ The county 5 in the new recoil aud in a very will be ready fo County Treasa: as hundsowe as been suggested ore the Treast there, .an: invi tothe Indies a county to calha tifal safe. Th : sore-and Treast give their con ment. A great a desire to see . and therefore ti ~~ San J The: stage li aud North San ought to be, good business. compelled to ¢ or three times : is made with 't riving tenor tw time. .The dr get in on time, to do it with t line ever neede is the one abo the company a to their stage 1) Died of W.T. Frene flume a short . of which was p . SCRIRT, died on was buried yes ‘was a native o! aged about 33 First i By referenc columns, it wi Davenport is didate for Just Judicial electi Mr. Davenport Nevada City, before, and ga . Road T . The followin the collection the varioas to two years: Grass Valley— tield--Ed. Cu Dillon; Wasbi ford; Bridge Rough and Re: Little York—. Lake—Jobn N To Whom All persuns their road ta: deliai bia Uicket Sims thin Bs Board: at Lowell ‘Hill precinct, We have received from the pub-. ine that the landlady, Mre. Stege Tuxspay, September 11th, 1877. should de so « —_ pais eee 1608 75, lishers, Lee & Shepard, Boston,. compelled us to Jeave her house. . J 4nderson, City Mrs King, Washing I83H to notify the Public that they Coxty Ww: publicans and warm friends of Saré : ; 2 : . A 'T Laid, City W'Haywood,G Val . have formed 9 Co-partnership and 3 : s warked fox the D t A.. Tarner, services of Election . -throuugh Geo. W. Welch, of this . Mr. Arthur Fellows has some knowl. 445. Selividge,ut Mill Mire Welaman. Bill) haws leant the eatin peeceniy By G.s ene ni ee . ceormegeirhapn Board at Hunt’s Hill precinct, $34 75. city, a copy of the above named i a es perenainr ——o hh MeMursey,® Juan H Wilkinson, aa. Plags, where they are j repared tu de : aslutive ticket ‘becaus : : ; as ; " at Mrs. 88. , ’ , Mnintine Vener Pecamae Hey Deed) “yoy Hussey, services of Election . Look. It coatains 227 pages,and is. A jter ecae Mra. Stege’s we . Master A Furth, do MrsFurth, do HORSE-SHOEING . Tur (Lut the head of that ticket was bet-. poirg at Y sce @r ; : ; ; ‘a Miss C Furth, do Mins Annie Farth, ‘ i" sev bide i Gal eae welds Maes ourd at You Bet precinct, $35.50 [an exceedingly interestiag work. . lived at Mrs. Heavens’, in Oakland. Mrs R McMurray, D T Hughes,B Tent . 191) its branches. They have secured. W. Wills wi poison rag ey Fe eoris. J. M. Crawford, services ef Elec-. Every married lady in the land. There Geo. M, Pinney continued his} D Rcberts, 8 Kanch A Michels, City am Seerenee at his place juestion than were the Republican ; fe J Conne , City J Jacoby, Moore’s F F Sowaug, San Juan Mrs Mary K Jones Miss Colemea Truck G Grant, San Fran S L Parsons, WA Powell,S Fran ‘Lhos Breem, Col Hill abuse, violence and maltreatumcat of me, and some of it eame to the knewledye of Mrs. Heavens. While we were living on Webster tion Board at Truckee precinct, $45. W. Doan, services of Election Board at Boea precinct, $18. should have a copy of it—and read it to her husband. For sale by Geo. W. Welch; Broad street. “eae JOHN O'ROURKE, One of the best SHORRS in the State. THE DOBLE BAR SHOK nominees, ‘They ignored polities und went for personal interests.” Some voted the Democratic ticket on eo Saturday ne o’clock, a. M. will be pat up. account of County Clerk matters, und some voted that ticket ovt of pure cussedness. All things together wotked the defeat of the Republican ticket jast as other causes have J. B. Brogan, services of Election Bourd at Prosser Creck precinet, $18. In the matter of the alleged illegal voting at Nevada. precinct, by inwates of the County Hospital, the Deceased. Jeremiah Donevan, a highly re~ spected citizen of Cherokee, died at that place on Monday last. His restreet, in Oakland, he frequently struck and beat me without cause or provocation. Atthis time I had no servant and did all the work of the house; also the washing, “and took entire charge of bis two children HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. For Roadsters and Fast Horses will get away with avything ever ivtroduced heie, and those who wanta perfect shoe chouid not fail to use it, Heavy shoeing done in the mest sstisfactory manacr. to attend. . One All parties gation purpose «continue the u this date, ‘ov water, Tusspax, September 11th, 1877, AH Parker, City J Seeley, San Juan N C Tomasson, M Rosenberg, City W Guild, Brcoklyn J Audrewa, @ Wodell, Ranca ¥ Wheeler, City : _ Call and see specimens of work. WM. BARTON,’ . JOHN HERZINGER, —— Proprietors. Nevada City, Sept. 9, 1877, and my two children. Mrs. David Walcox, of Oakland, at this time, Witnessed, on one occasion, hia vii = lence toward, and his abuse of, me. District Attorney was instructed to inquire into the same and to take suchaction as hy may deem neceswains were taken to Grass Valley on Monday. Nearly allof the res:. dents of that town followed his redefeated it during the past. We ac~.Sise the Chronicle to magnify its initience less, aud confine itself to i oe : : : ; E Dyer, R Mine M lugals, R Mine ° “ 3 facts when commenting on outside . 8*"Y: = wains to Grass Valley to pay their 2 wale os Sey huis pce igh J-Marriott. Bloom ° E Pueschei, M Fiat Moore’s Flat Banki euse 4 Nevada Sept 5 matters, or ita readers will after ~ — demanés were or. last tribute of reapect to his memory, india dmamauke eh ok peatemete’ B bottmes thaak bs aren City oor nking —— pwhile learn what sensible people ure . 2¢7e4 Paid: = Im Jail. visits of my physician, Dr. Wooster, . 2 ouus'et. BY ee et — H : ulvendy aware of, that it manafacON GENERAL FUND. p; 1." . _ . to the house in the absence of Geo./ J Hnstier, Dixon Ww maith City 26s W. F CUMMINGS egret tures facta to suit ils urenments, esG. G, Allan, per diem and mile-. Richard Pollard, who killed Fry, . -M. Pinney, he, upon -his return, . A R Taylor, san Fraz W Windsor, Sac . we : . Sirs at” Rone siullg when-it-is makivg a black, . 8&¢ ®® Supervisor of District Ne. 2,. *t Grass Valley, hae beencommit-jetruck we, bent me, tore my clothes. . Togiue Vs, G Gamer. R eR SvetESSOR TO Tasaemes-O pecially whemitis making a black39 ted to the County Jail om a charge . ‘teu my person and drove me and . w Gouiter ~— wee they are abead mail tight against prominent men, $82. : my two cuildren out of the house, : 7 A. B. Brady, per diemi and mileoh ; MARKS & CCMPANY, of murder. He waived an examina and go-that 1 was compelled to: take . TT : to the city, Tum rcecipts at the.-Mechanies’] 82 a8 Supervigor of District Ne. 2,) Yom eames ah Sesoanan aun.” Tate For Justice of the Peace. oT ee ee Farnisix Pavilion ou Siutarday were $2,999, . $85 50. Se a _ . George M. Pinney came after me 7 . XOLD DUST BOUGHT and hiberslad . : an ett PT , y f “y : J a Teckel, i s, a era eaths oceurred 1D that sume evening, induced me to! B. DAVENPORYD is bereby anW ovances made on Bulliow deporited By Central loca! ‘This wi'l probabty -be the last week} , > Per lem abet San Francisco lust week—43 sales relere to the house, and. when hej ke nounced as a candidate fur the of. . fF Assay or coinage at United States Mint. part.of the cit, is will be open. mileage 2k Supervisor ef District No. asi 3h formalise, . got nie there, beat me aad peunded i He of Justice of the Peace for Nevada! San Francisco correspcndent, Tezeurd fies. ‘ ae Township at the ensuing Judicial lection, Fricre. angst Baas ae