September 16, 1877 (4 pages)

av rs aia : ai ‘i ru = —s — : HOTEL ARRIVALS. . FUN AHEAD! FUN AHEAD! “4, he Mepate, RuNew Road. ‘ ; , ° At a meeting here for the formaticn : Vale . : =o s a , The Daily Grangeript. . Mi ° "Psicy noiaere’ Protective ax-. fxr SHOREHAM VN] We fo, ys ine Oetcdidvon . >, Union. Hotels Everything New and@picy tg. fe vaD Peay ost exasperatin cag ss ? new roa@bas been constructed toa ss CANT LAONE eerie . — es 4 . ) i teplehieew a pesto sentir Cand lative wae 4 afpoint where Mie prefert irevel-« . : Seotemthe ath, 1378. Nevava THEATRE. q ae et — wont 7 Pe hei tified by these je. 27¢ already mage P. aud Iie Fond leaves thegineh of Jacob Ronred . Gopen, san Bran R Regeutbal. ¢ val SATURD AY EVENING, ' 3. LOC, Sunday, September 16, 187 welt” thiewes, @“whose eyes stape . Bamor igbusy w! eo ngm@e of POT) Aout half way betweep Cherokee and . 0 Click, Sherigas Don ee bea 4 e a) a kx vii Lo ay ae aes he give ftiend Rufe Shoeugker. of the Grass . Cojumbiia Hill, to Sundy creek, nem t icey, @ Maley J Ostrom Bloouifield September 22, 1877. 4 do sivas eee = ay ia of. kis : to the forbe araner . Yallex Ugion, who wango tat&le . the rinch of Wm. Nighols; The'nes Spas bE) Fn ager, do ‘ On. ce b ro . Sor tte Saeed teoelpt for ws 10 na oank o wrk se tat up-. Bale would make a eplendid Secres}i¢ynse's house sbort distance, aud . © siete sae ee} . Mr. & Mrs. WRETLAND, ie aad 3 or 9 f ay ews 7 . i : ey ri ny * omr name. Fa en the reahains wh have sacked . '*'Y of the Senate, for which ees runs thenceto the new town of Co HOTEL ARRIV ALS. Who will appear in their oste ob Beet = = thats: bidodiess; and now. comes the . 100 he is fally qualified. He is a. jumbia Hill near Mr. Brigham’s : et BOQUET OF SPEC T _ ge y SLE ES em “eat eel of Pr District whole-soaled and therefore popular . toue, F.om thence it passes down National Exchange Hotel. ee LALTIES. . oo fal thi ' me x “iy duce ssnitacuats gettleman, and as hoste of friends . the edge of » ravine, off mining lend A. H HANSON, Proprietor, OHNNIE WRETLAND, sng bese — compunies are about to take advun: % sg : Aes nical : Se ber. 14:hy.1877 a 9 bee House, : of beuksaplen : who will give hima helping band. nulil it.reaches Spring creek. lt.i Farpax, September M4 = — dies . eiil aes i} Wasurxator, D. CnSepte7,1877. . 488° : perpen whenever he says the word.—San . said the roud isa very excellent one Be Foner . Eacarhe y uty, . CHAMPION M4N_OF ALL, DANCES ON : ‘+ ale ” a Mr. Solicitor Rayner surrendered ent & Franciscé Dallysexcliab ge." “nbd -onl¥ @wiitk. its Teception by tbe }4 D Martiv. Cincin inh Led THE. PACIFIC COAST. ae d pi Bee: ‘himself to the officers of the Police j eee State; The gentleman named above feels . Board of Saper visors: to be throw: a thas aiegateid CR Clacke, G Valley . Lightning Jig Duncer of America! old river Court, plead gnilty to technical as-. Excursion tickets to the sauit, and was asseased-$20 for the Fair are now feady-."The fare to. 'think they ‘w indigated, I E-V Peck, City G Heynian, ‘Truckee A Harr.s, ‘San Juan {ra Jewitt, City D Harris, City } Jolitvon, D’ville Open to the public travel. It iste be Priuee of Ethiopian Comedians. voped.the Buard of Snpervisors wil greatly complimented by the man. Late of -Weedward’s Gardens, Historical ner of the mention, end he will have ect apynetonety cane gC lea ». . Colfax. and return, good for one oe : » “San J _W Sami h, Cit a will do it. fan hegot ont of bis-enoganter. with = i. canbe trad gtr they Rajftved {02 be ‘Informs us,"me objection to. feceiveit ut their next meeting, u» . N Netter, ee cae s Y eecead toe Museum, San Frauciseo. Pipi, Soteldo. . ‘The Fudge, ta Iepong . ee ee ein aeerik: . aking the office. Meanwhile, he . (te tosd now tr.veled frou, BOE [Abner MONA WRETLAND, Mill, wines the fine, facetionsly.insiquated tbat . VOX! olice Of oe , ae nlso-says, he will not be found bor-. bouse to Sprivg Creek is private > bill ND, ae his will was togrddnat+ penalties according to cfficial-rank, where diseretionary latitnde was allowed bim, So that a full Secrotary_ would not-probably get off with less than $50—provided he weut the whole hog—got nice head put on him, with’ eyes beautifully decorated, aad pitebed hend-foremost down a douzeu. stone steps. Then there sre iucidentals for,saw beef and oysters, wherewith to Ee the convalescence of the optios to such adegree as to allay “suspicion, Mr. Soteldo iutimates that Mr. Rayner will soon be’ deul with in sn official sense—after.the manner adopted with John the Buptist. Bat most people are so uncharitable as.to fanoy the wish father to the thought. : It appears that Collector Arthur and one other officer of the New York Custom Honse are to be made joint euffer rs with Mr. Corneli for his contumncy, it beiug now announced that the three mo: t prominent are to walk the plank as ‘soon na Congress convenes in extra ses-) gion. There can be no doutt that Democratic puliticians cherish strong “hopes of securiug the organization of the Senate at the extra session. The chances are openly canvassed at all their places of resort about town, and Kepublicaus generally retire from these diseussions with a very ugcomfortable feeling of uneertainty. . It appears to be taken for grantej that Senator Mortoa will uot have sufficieatly recovered to participate without endangering a relapse that would likely prove fatal. The loss of bis vote will be felt; bat that is one of the least of tbe misfortunes to the Republicans that will accrue from bis absence, sonal influenceean only partially be made available uuder sach circumstances. He is one of the pillars, aud his disabled eondition endangers the entire superstructure. The personal grievances of Spencer and Patterson bave soured them, and they bave a splendid opportunity of returning the President a Roland for his: Oliver. It is even intimated that the present prostrated condition of hie party south of the Mason and Dixon line, will rather dispose Senator Conover to listen to overtures that would insure a more favorable outlook for No. 1's political fatare than can be done by holding to his party integrity. _Itis fel that we have made very little progress in the science.of govarumentif weare unable to ennact and execute laws that will adequatevy puniel the uucunscionable swin_ adlera and thieves who have manipud.ted Life Lasurance matters in this country duriug the past quarter -of a century, and deter others from crimes that have brought the whole businessinto disrepute, and which bid fair to wholly tain the few honeatly conducted companies, through loss of confidence. Among all the revelations of imguity in business His great pers at the State Fair. to leave without delay. we have seen for six months. grouse, Se. the town seemed almost deserted. ple lett in town. two agree about it. templated. there for several days. place designated, but nary berheod, at that place. yeast powder. A Change, Com mereial street, bles, butter, eggs, &c. es from Colfax to Sacramento and returo, good for one week, can be bad for $5.A reduction lias been wade on all the tailroad<lines, and there is going to be a large crowd The Virginia City Vigilance Committee has-been reorgaoized ag:in for the ‘purpose of clearing tirat place of a Jot of tramps, which have recently arrived there from-the Kast. Notice will be served upon them to take-a walk to some other. place. ‘The result of this-step is that.trampe} will soon become very thick in” the vurious towns of this State, and we . presume we will get our share of them. They better not come he: e— if they do, they will receive notice Yesterday was the most quiet day There was scarcely a dozen persons on the strevts at any one time during the whole day. Every manor boy that owned or could borrow a gun or pistol went io the woods for quail, A number of crack shots went down to Wills’ Ranch to shoot for turkeys, and mavy persons have gone to the State Fair, and altovether’it was a most quiet day,and The new sewer on Pine street is’ being built, and that draws at intervals during the day a few of the peoWhere are various Spinions about that sewer, some think it ought to have been built one way and some another, and no If it was built according to the notion of eaoh individual, it would bea very useful affuir—in a horn. Gentlemen, wait till the Street Commissioners have accepted the job, and then if you don't like it,start in and give a good growl. Until then, keep quiet, as the work is bound to go on as ‘eonForepaugh’s circus will open at Sacramento next week, and remain News was brought to town late Friday night that robbers were trying to entera residence on Aristocracy Hill, Several gentlemen, including the night watchmen, went to the robber df even a suspicious looking person could be seen in the neighTwo jewelry stores have been opened at Grass Valley within three weeks, Jowelry inust be in demand _Flour is rising without the use-of John Senner, Sr., has purchased the stock of goods in the store formerly owned by Mrs. Black, on . He will keep ou hand all kinds of groceries, .VegetaGive hima eal] av he intends to Bell everytuing in his line at‘the lowest living rates. ing Honorable Senators in_order to . be elected to tile office, although he will most respectfally inform them, by due course. of. tail, that he isa candidate.—Grass Valley Union. Now that Rafe Shoemaker is a candidate for Secretary of the, Senate; we have this to sayof him:. A more competent, honest and deserving man . for that position cannot be found in the whole State of California. We hope the Senators elect will show their ‘appreciation of Rufe Shoewaker,and give -him a unanimous vote. In every political campaign he has worked in seasoa and out of season to advance the interests of his patty, and has done as wuch for its success as any one man that can be named. That he can fill the pesition toa dot, that he will prove to be, if elected the most popular officer the Senate has ever had, none can doubt who know the man. By all means elect Rufus Shoemaker, ofthe Grass Valley Union, tor Secretary of the Senate. Heuvy Debts, According to the estimates recently made by statisticians, the debts of the Government and people in the United States, including Federal, State, county, city, corporation and individual obligations, amount to’ $1.000,000,000, the annual jateresto which js about 7 and a quarter per ceat ,or about $725,000,000 This principal is equivalent to $22 for eich person ina population of 45,« 000,000, and the annual interest for each is $18, The collection and payment of that interest are.among the chief duties of the Government, and they add vastly to its expense. Of the debts, about one-fourth are these of railroad and other corporations, ana nearly halfare individual obligations, The collection and payment of the Government debts cost quite as much, directly and indirectly, as the interest money, and add greatly to the burdens of. the people. : Cc. P. Railread. a The deep water boring float of the Railroad Company bus been employed for the past two weeks ip testingthe subtratum character aud depth of the bottom on a live from the Pycific “Mail Steamship works at Benicia, iu the direction of Shepherd Valley, ab uttwo miles below Martinez, and s now half way across on the line, Tae water averages about forty feet ia depth on the line, with about that average depth of soft mud before reaching avy bottom of firm consistency for bolding piling. It is said the examiuution is being made to determine the practicability or impracticability of bridging the Straits should it be fuuod desiruble and adtissuble. The work of laying the Railroad from the upper tunnel to Martinez which would. baye been property, aud ou niining grouad. Killed by Lightning. town, Del., on tbe 13:b inst., Gideon P, Hiicheus, with four eons and two daughters, took refuge under a tree in-a-fields—Lightning—struck it, avd ihrée of the cbildren;-two sons wod a daughter, were instantly killed. fhe father aud remuiuing children were seriously, but vot fatally burt. Tus charges of fraud made against London detectives: have’ led to the appointment of wcommittee by. the Home Secretary to inquire into the detective department, with fa view, it is reported, to tbe appoiniment of asuperior cluss of officers. Tus statne of General Philips Kearty;-ordered by the State ot New Washington, remaius in an out-ofthe-way nicheéin the State House at Trenton, where it,was pluced when tinished. No one seems to care what becomes of it. =>. Ligur. Gov Brockweyer of Mis‘souri says that when be came to this country, a boy of eighteen, he wo ked us # buotblack in the streets of New York. Thirty years’ ago he he workedin a foundry for $3 » week, and-saved his money until be ‘had euotgh to buy a piece of land, and then be was independent. ao Woop’s statue of Queen Victoria, ptiehased-by the Matar: jab ef Burdwan, bis been presented to the Indiap government, and will be erected ut the main entrance of the Museum at-Calcatta, i oe % Barton, Vt.,is caltivating a second Bertha Von Hillern, in the person of a-five-year-old girl, who receutl) walked twenty miles in‘ one day, and showed no signs of. fatigue at the completion of her task. _ : Sexarorn Dawes is represented to express approval of the President's Southern policy, and to suy that if it fails the Republican party ought to take cure that the country shall s @ that it fails because the Southern States are not prepared for such treatment, Ee A TEREIBLE disaster is reported to have ovcurred in the Enghsh cbhannel. ‘Two vessels gollided and were fonndered, drowning minety-six persons. here was a high! fall of snow. ES ee SS Eee Tue Republican msjurity in Maine is estimuied at 11.500, Carson has a jying Clob, Hank Monk 1s spoken ef for the chuirmunsbip. ne Tre bed of the Carson river is partly under water.” SENATOR JONES is not. coming so 2 « x ” During a thunder stormat George. °™ Awbisboue, Jersey aud meant for the Capital at. Aw aspirant for the office of State Seuatorin lowa writes 10 # political friend: “Some envias persons any 1 Beavrirr the Complexion, and remove pimples, spots, burns, scalds, stings, cbupped lips, prickly heat, and ullirritations of the skin by u-ing Glenn's Snipbur Soap. In cases of Gout and Rbenthatism it is also very efficacious. é Young Heads on old shoulders prodnced by Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye. : ERLE ELE PETS LL, © ELT LI, GROCERY, FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE. ee eee JOHN SENNER, &t., AS purchased the Stock of Goods of Mrs. Black,on COMM#RCIAL od ae and takes this method of notifying the public that he will always be supplied with a choice line of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, _ VEGETABLES, EGGS, POULTRY, AND EVERY KIND OF FROIT ty 118 SEASON. ad BY CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Low Prices and honorable treatment, be hopes to receive « liberal patronage. Nevada City, Sept. 16, 1877. “HORSE OWNERS ATTEN SI0NI ——— BARTCN & HERZINGER I3H to notify the Public that they have formed" Co-partnership aud have leased the KEITH SHOP, neat the Plana, where they are prepared to do HORSE-SHOEING In a]) its branches. They have secured. he services of JOHN O'ROURKE, One bf the best SHOERS in the State; THE DOBLE BAR SHOE For Roadsters and Fast Horses will get away with anything ever introduced here, and those who wasta perfect shoe shouid not fail to use it, Heavy shoeing done in the most sat: isfactory Manner. — Cal} and se specimens of work. es WM. BARTON, JOHN HERZINGER, : Proprietors. NevadaCity, Sept. 9, 1877. THE PALACE VARIETY ‘STORE, . . . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Gets the best Cigar for a bit, AND TOBACCO CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE Pa) on “NEVADA COUNTY. I DEFY ‘CONTRADICThe Pleasing Contralto, in New ' And Beautiful Ballads. Comic and Serio Comic Songs and Dances. Mr. and Mrs. Wretland will be ably sup. ported Fy the following wellknown artists: Mr. ALF. GRAHAM, Gréat Impromptu Singer. Mr. HENRY CARLETON, fas vorite Baritone. Mr: A. MAI TMAN. Mr. CHARLES HANSON. Mr. J. GRAY. — : Doors open at 7 o’clock. commencesat 8.17 ADMISSION—Adults; 50 Cents. dren “5 cents. -*. ; Perfvrmancsé Chil: sebil5 For Justice of the Peace. EOP GARTHE hereby announces himself asa candidate for tbe office of Justice of the Peace, at the forthcoming Judicial Election. : For Justice of the Peace. B. DAVENPORT is bereby anhe nounced 28 a cundidate for the office of Justicé of the Peace for Nevadu Township at the ensuing Judicial Election. -NO MORE oo JOHN JACK, ERLBY GIVES NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, HE WILL XOT BUY OR SELL ANY CIGARS MADE BY OHINESE, BUT WiL KEEP ON BAND IMPORTEDAND DOMESTIC ‘CIGARS, as those manufactured by Chinamen. In considera: tion of this fact, he asks the patronage of all smokers who are opposed to smoking . ‘CHINA CIGARS. oe He has also on hand a large’stock of , TOBACCO, NUTS, CANDIES, FRUIT, etc., Which he will sell at the lowest prices: e CHINA CIGARS. . Which he will sell as Cheap . ‘Come and try my ‘new 3 for Béverul wi a few days si ing *well,tacu ing slowly. remedies for ‘ly dad effeci pleasant afte should be pr rlices, put with bulf-a ‘Drink just b For sore t with a svluti gargle the f ‘potash aud w of gum scan ‘swallow the eblorate of p A grand so at the Gold ‘Friday evevi ceeds ‘will go debt ou the } building bus pense of $2, mtantial buil ‘high aud 30: there will be ‘the party as ed. Ticket ' Met Rev. Jol _ the pulpit al to-day. All B: Services Sabbath as 0 Kirkpatrick ‘even mz. A week Rev. D sisting the to hear this /preacher, co -Congre Rev. Mr. . ‘will preach Church to-¢ ing. Al} sh _ dime will of Pe Regular _ ‘hours, mora day schoal a ‘ing service, . G ee 4 3 "Phere will M. E.Chare at 11'0’elock P.M, eee The Unio . that Mr. Jol resume work ed the “Fox Ranch, in: claimed that 25 per cent. being large, he done. N 2 gold, silve cireles broaght to light by the stringem Lassen County, completed in a few days, was sud=e wus. New York holds TION stock of weil ean bead ‘Reucy of, the past four yeurs, life in24 : : nes ten or twelve years . denly interrupted by a bank slide of seperate SEE ja 2 CrIcG ARS the people tt — as eonducted ju the United se nae : asen cownty, and at mapy thousand cubic yards of earth} A sCBSCRIPTION bus beea opened A. I. ZEKIND, Proprietor. , to know som se naark. resents the most stapendous , maly School Superine . yeross theroad bed, and this was . in Paris for a monuwentto Thiers. 8e10-1m Which a Chinaman never ces of this se aye of robbery wad thinly dis. . *eadent, committed suicide in his . followed within the next day or two 2 at — guised fraud, The fuets reflect little . #OUs® 93s Milford, by shooting him-. py slides »ttiree utter points, All ies pennies uf Maine stande: Rehad the handling of. Farnis FS, pa upon our State and Nationai self with a detringer pistol in the. ibe force that cvuid possibly be publivans 28; Deoswersia 3, House, ae PB cg ee pelea evan ee a ee Central lo S zgislators. Of the apillions paid head. He had been boarding at the . worked at these péints bus been en~ Republicans 97; Dewocrats 26; -H on chaise cclsheianed — JOHN JACE, , part of the c AN by people of modergte or yery . hotel in Milford, oéeapying rooms in . gaged in removing these obstractious Gesenbackers 2. ‘Weiner Salvator” and Culmeee fice. — ea with the ~~ his own house. He went up to his} .udin deepening the slopes to preEE en ce a Ve * Pine Street. “4 —jection that in ense ef sudde: . rooms as usual Saturday eveni swarranace © SB Ea the dt. t of Virginia offers a : Othelio, 1 death they would leave dependew: . Hut pot putting i y eee hay a . ahiuebgets blides, bouuty of $1 for the scalp of every MILWAUKEE BEER, Nevada. Sept: 8, 1877 \ * ésiatiaa aun i : Pp x in an appearance . aud it is thought the way will de cleur vis Gos. cud Bi GFA beh ae, Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from ; nee a _1s one of ec yg wbly provided for, aji . Suoday for luneh, search was insti. to resawe track-iayiug in abot» ae ees sues — DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. Moore’s Flat Banking House. acters. Bo ; 2 a a oppeara to have tuted, and he was found lying on); week. . ‘A Waniiw ih Bellmore & Persons asking fs Ciedit will to be found . : ———— ieee _ fast women, { bis bed stiffand cold, with a dis. ' . ple clothing pl agg seri aa fees be refuse }, an the Transc i. . bene eR, = iving, and uttercharged derrineer io his hand and a Fast Railroud ime. even berny of toat vulor, She believjy6 Broad onion jg phe age W. F. CUMMINGS, brand in the ey y swallowed up by thethoasind anc . bullet hole to his right temple. His} The train bringing the Catholic @3 sbeis a priue 8, abd niust wear ay 3 ae Ts ie gE of — to whieh the . family, a wife and two sinall chil-. Bisho>, C. H, Borgess, trom Rome omy Pore, To op Ber syapects “ane J. M. WALLING ee 4 i ae Bh : pe siete dthe} aren, who were at her tuther’s in; to Deiroit, Mich:gan, over the Cauaee i doutsisiele . de tan MARKS & CC MPANY, fe Pa a1 ¢ ere adhe vi t Sua j : : . 3 ; i 4 . : : 3 4 win t ciefranded enly whe athe a oy pusen tia Were sent tor apd went . ta Southern RB dlrow, made the uli-. A MAN in ove of the New York city AND MOORE’S FLAT, NEVADA C€O. OAL Prat , a ae jo Jy Of gour . cirere” dosmedtutely. ~The Ceroner {. exatmpled roa of 111 miles in 109 hotel, b ds fuilrtosolve the problem NOTARY PUBLIC, {OLD DUST BOUGHT ana libemloe GM Bee ‘ k JORs.-.B a offset for thei also Went aad held an inquest: and }wiuuies, beating the best rialroad of perpettial motion, He peeis 3,000 ( FFIC irst docr below John Jack's,+ UW vances made cn Bul jon depocttet 4 sid wl a pinwbing eeonomy’ and self deni. post wortein eSiiviiutidn, i peucbes daily and shells three busbon Pik€ Str et, NEVADA CFPY, Cal P Yuk Assuy or coinage at Ux ited States Mint. the 17ib, uu j tie vb record bytpree wiputesy of els uf bewna, ¥ ‘ aan nmctiew In all the Courts of vhe *% 4 s : : } j : a 0 ays San Frépeisco. correspondent, Lazzeré Fri TB. ‘ avpe eeplS-2t 2 ‘o

av rs aia : ai ‘i ru = —s — : HOTEL ARRIVALS. . FUN AHEAD! FUN AHEAD! “4, he Mepate, RuNew Road. ‘ ; , ° At a meeting here for the formaticn : Vale . : =o s a , The Daily Grangeript. . Mi ° "Psicy noiaere’ Protective ax-. fxr SHOREHAM VN] We fo, ys ine Oetcdidvon . >, Union. Hotels Everything New and@picy tg. fe vaD Peay ost exasperatin cag ss ? new roa@bas been constructed toa ss CANT LAONE eerie . — es 4 . ) i teplehieew a pesto sentir Cand lative wae 4 afpoint where Mie prefert irevel-« . : Seotemthe ath, 1378. Nevava THEATRE. q ae et — wont 7 Pe hei tified by these je. 27¢ already mage P. aud Iie Fond leaves thegineh of Jacob Ronred . Gopen, san Bran R Regeutbal. ¢ val SATURD AY EVENING, ' 3. LOC, Sunday, September 16, 187 welt” thiewes, @“whose eyes stape . Bamor igbusy w! eo ngm@e of POT) Aout half way betweep Cherokee and . 0 Click, Sherigas Don ee bea 4 e a) a kx vii Lo ay ae aes he give ftiend Rufe Shoeugker. of the Grass . Cojumbiia Hill, to Sundy creek, nem t icey, @ Maley J Ostrom Bloouifield September 22, 1877. 4 do sivas eee = ay ia of. kis : to the forbe araner . Yallex Ugion, who wango tat&le . the rinch of Wm. Nighols; The'nes Spas bE) Fn ager, do ‘ On. ce b ro . Sor tte Saeed teoelpt for ws 10 na oank o wrk se tat up-. Bale would make a eplendid Secres}i¢ynse's house sbort distance, aud . © siete sae ee} . Mr. & Mrs. WRETLAND, ie aad 3 or 9 f ay ews 7 . i : ey ri ny * omr name.. Fa en the reahains wh have sacked . '*'Y of the Senate, for which ees runs thenceto the new town of Co HOTEL ARRIV ALS. Who will appear in their oste ob Beet = = thats: bidodiess; and now. comes the . 100 he is fally qualified. He is a. jumbia Hill near Mr. Brigham’s : et BOQUET OF SPEC T _ ge y SLE ES em “eat eel of Pr District whole-soaled and therefore popular . toue, F.om thence it passes down National Exchange Hotel. ee LALTIES. . oo fal thi ' me x “iy duce ssnitacuats gettleman, and as hoste of friends . the edge of » ravine, off mining lend A. H HANSON, Proprietor, OHNNIE WRETLAND, sng bese — compunies are about to take advun: % sg : Aes nical : Se ber. 14:hy.1877 a 9 bee House, : of beuksaplen : who will give hima helping band. nulil it.reaches Spring creek.. lt.i Farpax, September M4 = — dies . eiil aes i} Wasurxator, D. CnSepte7,1877. . 488° : perpen whenever he says the word.—San . said the roud isa very excellent one Be Foner . Eacarhe y uty, . CHAMPION M4N_OF ALL, DANCES ON : ‘+ ale ” a Mr. Solicitor Rayner surrendered ent & Franciscé Dallysexcliab ge." “nbd -onl¥ @wiitk. its Teception by tbe }4 D Martiv. Cincin inh Led THE. PACIFIC COAST. ae d pi Bee: ‘himself to the officers of the Police j eee State; The gentleman named above feels . Board of Saper visors: to be throw: a thas aiegateid CR Clacke, G Valley . Lightning Jig Duncer of America! old river Court, plead gnilty to technical as-. Excursion tickets to the sauit, and was asseased-$20 for the Fair are now feady-."The fare to. 'think they ‘w indigated, I E-V Peck, City G Heynian, ‘Truckee A Harr.s, ‘San Juan {ra Jewitt, City D Harris, City } Jolitvon, D’ville Open to the public travel. It iste be Priuee of Ethiopian Comedians. voped.the Buard of Snpervisors wil greatly complimented by the man. Late of -Weedward’s Gardens, Historical ner of the mention, end he will have ect apynetonety cane gC lea ». . Colfax. and return, good for one oe : » “San J _W Sami h, Cit a will do it. fan hegot ont of bis-enoganter. with = i. canbe trad gtr they Rajftved {02 be ‘Informs us,"me objection to. feceiveit ut their next meeting, u» . N Netter, ee cae s Y eecead toe Museum, San Frauciseo. Pipi, Soteldo. . ‘The Fudge, ta Iepong . ee ee ein aeerik: . aking the office. Meanwhile, he . (te tosd now tr.veled frou, BOE [Abner MONA WRETLAND, Mill, wines the fine, facetionsly.insiquated tbat . VOX! olice Of oe , ae nlso-says, he will not be found bor-. bouse to Sprivg Creek is private > bill ND, ae his will was togrddnat+ penalties according to cfficial-rank, where diseretionary latitnde was allowed bim, So that a full Secrotary_ would not-probably get off with less than $50—provided he weut the whole hog—got nice head put on him, with’ eyes beautifully decorated, aad pitebed hend-foremost down a douzeu. stone steps. Then there sre iucidentals for,saw beef and oysters, wherewith to Ee the convalescence of the optios to such adegree as to allay “suspicion, Mr. Soteldo iutimates that Mr. Rayner will soon be’ deul with in sn official sense—after.the manner adopted with John the Buptist. Bat most people are so uncharitable as.to fanoy the wish father to the thought. : It appears that Collector Arthur and one other officer of the New York Custom Honse are to be made joint euffer rs with Mr. Corneli for his contumncy, it beiug now announced that the three mo: t prominent are to walk the plank as ‘soon na Congress convenes in extra ses-) gion. There can be no doutt that Democratic puliticians cherish strong “hopes of securiug the organization of the Senate at the extra session. The chances are openly canvassed at all their places of resort about town, and Kepublicaus generally retire from these diseussions with a very ugcomfortable feeling of uneertainty. . It appears to be taken for grantej that Senator Mortoa will uot have sufficieatly recovered to participate without endangering a relapse that would likely prove fatal. The loss of bis vote will be felt; bat that is one of the least of tbe misfortunes to the Republicans that will accrue from bis absence, sonal influenceean only partially be made available uuder sach circumstances. He is one of the pillars, aud his disabled eondition endangers the entire superstructure. The personal grievances of Spencer and Patterson bave soured them, and they bave a splendid opportunity of returning the President a Roland for his: Oliver. It is even intimated that the present prostrated condition of hie party south of the Mason and Dixon line, will rather dispose Senator Conover to listen to overtures that would insure a more favorable outlook for No. 1's political fatare than can be done by holding to his party integrity. _Itis fel that we have made very little progress in the science.of govarumentif weare unable to ennact and execute laws that will adequatevy puniel the uucunscionable swin_ adlera and thieves who have manipud.ted Life Lasurance matters in this country duriug the past quarter -of a century, and deter others from crimes that have brought the whole businessinto disrepute, and which bid fair to wholly tain the few honeatly conducted companies, through loss of confidence. Among all the revelations of imguity in business His great pers at the State Fair. to leave without delay. we have seen for six months. grouse, Se. the town seemed almost deserted. ple lett in town. two agree about it. templated. there for several days. place designated, but nary berheod, at that place. yeast powder. A Change, Com mereial street, bles, butter, eggs, &c. es from Colfax to Sacramento and returo, good for one week, can be bad for $5.A reduction lias been wade on all the tailroad<lines, and there is going to be a large crowd The Virginia City Vigilance Committee has-been reorgaoized ag:in for the ‘purpose of clearing tirat place of a Jot of tramps, which have recently arrived there from-the Kast. Notice will be served upon them to take-a walk to some other. place. ‘The result of this-step is that.trampe} will soon become very thick in” the vurious towns of this State, and we . presume we will get our share of them. They better not come he: e— if they do, they will receive notice Yesterday was the most quiet day There was scarcely a dozen persons on the strevts at any one time during the whole day. Every manor boy that owned or could borrow a gun or pistol went io the woods for quail, A number of crack shots went down to Wills’ Ranch to shoot for turkeys, and mavy persons have gone to the State Fair, and altovether’it was a most quiet day,and The new sewer on Pine street is’ being built, and that draws at intervals during the day a few of the peoWhere are various Spinions about that sewer, some think it ought to have been built one way and some another, and no If it was built according to the notion of eaoh individual, it would bea very useful affuir—in a horn. Gentlemen, wait till the Street Commissioners have accepted the job, and then if you don't like it,start in and give a good growl. Until then, keep quiet, as the work is bound to go on as ‘eonForepaugh’s circus will open at Sacramento next week, and remain News was brought to town late Friday night that robbers were trying to entera residence on Aristocracy Hill, Several gentlemen, including the night watchmen, went to the robber df even a suspicious looking person could be seen in the neighTwo jewelry stores have been opened at Grass Valley within three weeks, Jowelry inust be in demand _Flour is rising without the use-of John Senner, Sr., has purchased the stock of goods in the store formerly owned by Mrs. Black, on . He will keep ou hand all kinds of groceries, .VegetaGive hima eal] av he intends to Bell everytuing in his line at‘the lowest living rates. ing Honorable Senators in_order to . be elected to tile office, although he will most respectfally inform them, by due course. of. tail, that he isa candidate.—Grass Valley Union. Now that Rafe Shoemaker is a candidate for Secretary of the, Senate; we have this to sayof him:. A more competent, honest and deserving man . for that position cannot be found in the whole State of California. We hope the Senators elect will show their ‘appreciation of Rufe Shoewaker,and give -him a unanimous vote. In every political campaign he has worked in seasoa and out of season to advance the interests of his patty, and has done as wuch for its success as any one man that can be named. That he can fill the pesition toa dot, that he will prove to be, if elected the most popular officer the Senate has ever had, none can doubt who know the man. By all means elect Rufus Shoemaker, ofthe Grass Valley Union, tor Secretary of the Senate. Heuvy Debts, According to the estimates recently made by statisticians, the debts of the Government and people in the United States, including Federal, State, county, city, corporation and individual obligations, amount to’ $1.000,000,000, the annual jateresto which js about 7 and a quarter per ceat ,or about $725,000,000 This principal is equivalent to $22 for eich person ina population of 45,« 000,000, and the annual interest for each is $18, The collection and payment of that interest are.among the chief duties of the Government, and they add vastly to its expense. Of the debts, about one-fourth are these of railroad and other corporations, ana nearly halfare individual obligations, The collection and payment of the Government debts cost quite as much, directly and indirectly, as the interest money, and add greatly to the burdens of. the people. : Cc. P. Railread. a The deep water boring float of the Railroad Company bus been employed for the past two weeks ip testingthe subtratum character aud depth of the bottom on a live from the Pycific “Mail Steamship works at Benicia, iu the direction of Shepherd Valley, ab uttwo miles below Martinez, and s now half way across on the line, Tae water averages about forty feet ia depth on the line, with about that average depth of soft mud before reaching avy bottom of firm consistency for bolding piling. It is said the examiuution is being made to determine the practicability or impracticability of bridging the Straits should it be fuuod desiruble and adtissuble. The work of laying the Railroad from the upper tunnel to Martinez which would. baye been property, aud ou niining grouad. Killed by Lightning. town, Del., on tbe 13:b inst., Gideon P, Hiicheus, with four eons and two daughters, took refuge under a tree in-a-fields—Lightning—struck it, avd ihrée of the cbildren;-two sons wod a daughter, were instantly killed. fhe father aud remuiuing children were seriously, but vot fatally burt. Tus charges of fraud made against London detectives: have’ led to the appointment of wcommittee by. the Home Secretary to inquire into the detective department, with fa view, it is reported, to tbe appoiniment of asuperior cluss of officers. Tus statne of General Philips Kearty;-ordered by the State ot New Washington, remaius in an out-ofthe-way nicheéin the State House at Trenton, where it,was pluced when tinished. No one seems to care what becomes of it. =>. Ligur. Gov Brockweyer of Mis‘souri says that when be came to this country, a boy of eighteen, he wo ked us # buotblack in the streets of New York. Thirty years’ ago he he workedin a foundry for $3 »

week, and-saved his money until be ‘had euotgh to buy a piece of land, and then be was independent. ao Woop’s statue of Queen Victoria, ptiehased-by the Matar: jab ef Burdwan, bis been presented to the Indiap government, and will be erected ut the main entrance of the Museum at-Calcatta, i oe % Barton, Vt.,is caltivating a second Bertha Von Hillern, in the person of a-five-year-old girl, who receutl) walked twenty miles in‘ one day, and showed no signs of. fatigue at the completion of her task. _ : Sexarorn Dawes is represented to express approval of the President's Southern policy, and to suy that if it fails the Republican party ought to take cure that the country shall s @ that it fails because the Southern States are not prepared for such treatment, Ee A TEREIBLE disaster is reported to have ovcurred in the Enghsh cbhannel. ‘Two vessels gollided and were fonndered, drowning minety-six persons. here was a high! fall of snow. ES ee SS Eee Tue Republican msjurity in Maine is estimuied at 11.500, Carson has a jying Clob, Hank Monk 1s spoken ef for the chuirmunsbip. ne Tre bed of the Carson river is partly under water.” SENATOR JONES is not. coming so 2 « x ” During a thunder stormat George. °™ Awbisboue, Jersey aud meant for the Capital at. Aw aspirant for the office of State Seuatorin lowa writes 10 # political friend: “Some envias persons any 1 Beavrirr the Complexion, and remove pimples, spots, burns, scalds, stings, cbupped lips, prickly heat, and ullirritations of the skin by u-ing Glenn's Snipbur Soap. In cases of Gout and Rbenthatism it is also very efficacious. é Young Heads on old shoulders prodnced by Hill’s Instantaneous Hair Dye. : ERLE ELE PETS LL, © ELT LI, GROCERY, FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE. ee eee JOHN SENNER, &t., AS purchased the Stock of Goods of Mrs. Black,on COMM#RCIAL od ae and takes this method of notifying the public that he will always be supplied with a choice line of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, _ VEGETABLES, EGGS, POULTRY, AND EVERY KIND OF FROIT ty 118 SEASON. ad BY CLOSE ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Low Prices and honorable treatment, be hopes to receive « liberal patronage. Nevada City, Sept. 16, 1877. “HORSE OWNERS ATTEN SI0NI ——— BARTCN & HERZINGER I3H to notify the Public that they have formed" Co-partnership aud have leased the KEITH SHOP, neat the Plana, where they are prepared to do HORSE-SHOEING In a]) its branches. They have secured. he services of JOHN O'ROURKE, One bf the best SHOERS in the State; THE DOBLE BAR SHOE For Roadsters and Fast Horses will get away with anything ever introduced here, and those who wasta perfect shoe shouid not fail to use it, Heavy shoeing done in the most sat: isfactory Manner. — Cal} and se specimens of work. es WM. BARTON, JOHN HERZINGER, : Proprietors. NevadaCity, Sept. 9, 1877. THE PALACE VARIETY ‘STORE, . . . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Gets the best Cigar for a bit, AND TOBACCO CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE Pa) on “NEVADA COUNTY. I DEFY ‘CONTRADICThe Pleasing Contralto, in New ' And Beautiful Ballads. Comic and Serio Comic Songs and Dances. Mr. and Mrs. Wretland will be ably sup. ported Fy the following wellknown artists: Mr. ALF. GRAHAM, Gréat Impromptu Singer. Mr. HENRY CARLETON, fas vorite Baritone. Mr: A. MAI TMAN. Mr. CHARLES HANSON. Mr. J. GRAY. — : Doors open at 7 o’clock. commencesat 8.17 ADMISSION—Adults; 50 Cents. dren “5 cents. -*. ; Perfvrmancsé Chil: sebil5 For Justice of the Peace. EOP GARTHE hereby announces himself asa candidate for tbe office of Justice of the Peace, at the forthcoming Judicial Election. : For Justice of the Peace. B. DAVENPORT is bereby anhe nounced 28 a cundidate for the office of Justicé of the Peace for Nevadu Township at the ensuing Judicial Election. -NO MORE oo JOHN JACK, ERLBY GIVES NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, HE WILL XOT BUY OR SELL ANY CIGARS MADE BY OHINESE, BUT WiL KEEP ON BAND IMPORTEDAND DOMESTIC ‘CIGARS, as those manufactured by Chinamen. In considera: tion of this fact, he asks the patronage of all smokers who are opposed to smoking . ‘CHINA CIGARS. oe He has also on hand a large’stock of , TOBACCO, NUTS, CANDIES, FRUIT, etc., Which he will sell at the lowest prices: e CHINA CIGARS. . Which he will sell as Cheap . ‘Come and try my ‘new 3 for Béverul wi a few days si ing *well,tacu ing slowly. remedies for ‘ly dad effeci pleasant afte should be pr rlices, put with bulf-a ‘Drink just b For sore t with a svluti gargle the f ‘potash aud w of gum scan ‘swallow the eblorate of p A grand so at the Gold ‘Friday evevi ceeds ‘will go debt ou the } building bus pense of $2, mtantial buil ‘high aud 30: there will be ‘the party as ed. Ticket ' Met Rev. Jol _ the pulpit al to-day. All B: Services Sabbath as 0 Kirkpatrick ‘even mz. A week Rev. D sisting the to hear this /preacher, co -Congre Rev. Mr. . ‘will preach Church to-¢ ing. Al} sh _ dime will of Pe Regular _ ‘hours, mora day schoal a ‘ing service, . G ee 4 3 "Phere will M. E.Chare at 11'0’elock P.M, eee The Unio . that Mr. Jol resume work ed the “Fox Ranch, in: claimed that 25 per cent. being large, he done. N 2 gold, silve cireles broaght to light by the stringem Lassen County, completed in a few days, was sud=e wus. New York holds TION stock of weil ean bead ‘Reucy of, the past four yeurs, life in24 : : nes ten or twelve years . denly interrupted by a bank slide of seperate SEE ja 2 CrIcG ARS the people tt — as eonducted ju the United se nae : asen cownty, and at mapy thousand cubic yards of earth} A sCBSCRIPTION bus beea opened A. I. ZEKIND, Proprietor. , to know som se naark. resents the most stapendous , maly School Superine . yeross theroad bed, and this was . in Paris for a monuwentto Thiers. 8e10-1m Which a Chinaman never ces of this se aye of robbery wad thinly dis. . *eadent, committed suicide in his . followed within the next day or two 2 at — guised fraud, The fuets reflect little . #OUs® 93s Milford, by shooting him-. py slides »ttiree utter points, All ies pennies uf Maine stande: Rehad the handling of. Farnis FS, pa upon our State and Nationai self with a detringer pistol in the. ibe force that cvuid possibly be publivans 28; Deoswersia 3, House, ae PB cg ee pelea evan ee a ee Central lo S zgislators. Of the apillions paid head. He had been boarding at the . worked at these péints bus been en~ Republicans 97; Dewocrats 26; -H on chaise cclsheianed — JOHN JACE, , part of the c AN by people of modergte or yery . hotel in Milford, oéeapying rooms in . gaged in removing these obstractious Gesenbackers 2. ‘Weiner Salvator” and Culmeee fice. — ea with the ~~ his own house. He went up to his} .udin deepening the slopes to preEE en ce a Ve * Pine Street. “4 —jection that in ense ef sudde: . rooms as usual Saturday eveni swarranace © SB Ea the dt. t of Virginia offers a : Othelio, 1 death they would leave dependew: . Hut pot putting i y eee hay a . ahiuebgets blides, bouuty of $1 for the scalp of every MILWAUKEE BEER, Nevada. Sept: 8, 1877 \ * ésiatiaa aun i : Pp x in an appearance . aud it is thought the way will de cleur vis Gos. cud Bi GFA beh ae, Also the best Home Brewed Beer, from ; nee a _1s one of ec yg wbly provided for, aji . Suoday for luneh, search was insti. to resawe track-iayiug in abot» ae ees sues — DREYFUSS’ BREWERY. Moore’s Flat Banking House. acters. Bo ; 2 a a oppeara to have tuted, and he was found lying on); week. . ‘A Waniiw ih Bellmore & Persons asking fs Ciedit will to be found . : ———— ieee _ fast women, { bis bed stiffand cold, with a dis. ' . ple clothing pl agg seri aa fees be refuse }, an the Transc i. . bene eR, = iving, and uttercharged derrineer io his hand and a Fast Railroud ime. even berny of toat vulor, She believjy6 Broad onion jg phe age W. F. CUMMINGS, brand in the ey y swallowed up by thethoasind anc . bullet hole to his right temple. His} The train bringing the Catholic @3 sbeis a priue 8, abd niust wear ay 3 ae Ts ie gE of — to whieh the . family, a wife and two sinall chil-. Bisho>, C. H, Borgess, trom Rome omy Pore, To op Ber syapects “ane J. M. WALLING ee 4 i ae Bh : pe siete dthe} aren, who were at her tuther’s in; to Deiroit, Mich:gan, over the Cauaee i doutsisiele . de tan MARKS & CC MPANY, fe Pa a1 ¢ ere adhe vi t Sua j : : . 3 ; i 4 . : : 3 4 win t ciefranded enly whe athe a oy pusen tia Were sent tor apd went . ta Southern RB dlrow, made the uli-. A MAN in ove of the New York city AND MOORE’S FLAT, NEVADA C€O. OAL Prat , a ae jo Jy Of gour . cirere” dosmedtutely. ~The Ceroner {. exatmpled roa of 111 miles in 109 hotel, b ds fuilrtosolve the problem NOTARY PUBLIC, {OLD DUST BOUGHT ana libemloe GM Bee ‘ k JORs.-.B a offset for thei also Went aad held an inquest: and }wiuuies, beating the best rialroad of perpettial motion, He peeis 3,000 ( FFIC irst docr below John Jack's,+ UW vances made cn Bul jon depocttet 4 sid wl a pinwbing eeonomy’ and self deni. post wortein eSiiviiutidn, i peucbes daily and shells three busbon Pik€ Str et, NEVADA CFPY, Cal P Yuk Assuy or coinage at Ux ited States Mint. the 17ib, uu j tie vb record bytpree wiputesy of els uf bewna, ¥ ‘ aan nmctiew In all the Courts of vhe *% 4 s : : } j : a 0 ays San Frépeisco. correspondent, Lazzeré Fri TB. ‘ avpe eeplS-2t 2 ‘o