September 17, 1880 (4 pages)

Seep ne to be defeated. ohe Daily Transcript. " WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. SM Friday. Sept. 17th, 1880, ¥ Saaiadiael —— Our daily cotemporary has struck a new lead of bulldosing tactics, and blusters about beyinning a libel suit against us. Oh, pshaw, Falstaff, . you. are growing maudlin, es Assumrne the account of values of Nevada ciuut, property for 1880, aa) just returuedd by the State Baard of Vqualization, to be correct, our people ouglit to he ia a very contented conditivn of mind regarding the prospects of the future. ‘Ths showing which wit befound ih another. col“mn is much more favorable than . that ior 1879, which is included in the’same article asa inatter of reference, ‘Nevada county is’ to all appesrauces in an exceedingly thrifty condition. Ler mines are increasjug in nuinber aud productiveness ; ‘the agricultural and horticalsaral resources are being rapidly developed ; al kinds of industries mechanieal and otherwise are flourishing ; society is inasing rapid ‘strides to“wards that poiut where intelligence and -honestyrank above wealth ; ed= ucational instituvions for the. young are being fostered) with an iaterest not common to early days, Tr Republicans of Nevada county have cause to point with pride to ‘the work cone Wednesday ty their Convention. It is possible? nay prob able, that the party bas never had a ticket that presented so. few weak points. ‘Taken asa whole, the local "2 opposition will tind it hard to beat. --Every naa upon it, so faras we know, has an uuspotted record on the points that the ayerage voter, no matter to what party he belonys, de sires to see encotraged. Chinesedrivers, demagogues, and the like have po place un it. As to the nominees for the Assemb y, their eleotion became a certainty the moment “the convention adopted their names, They are not only practical miners, but also possess a thorough understanding of the wants of the community and force enough to make their {nfluence felt in the Legislature.— The property owners and laboring classes understand the necessities of the hour and appreciate the ‘dangers that threatea the wining interests teo well to permit these three men ee 2 ee Declared Unconstitutional, —— A telegram recuived yesterday afternoon {rum Sheriff Desmond of San Francisco, says that the Supreme Gourt have declared. the County Government’ Bill uncoustitutional. According to this decision somemaintain that the only local candidates to bo voted for at this will be the three Assemblymen, .the Supervisor of Nevada district, justices of the peace, constables, .eoroner. ‘The full ticket will be voted for in spite of the decision, aad test eases Wi.l be tried, douotless, The Deadly Vapor. Matt Provine and his son, and anther man whose name was not furnished us, while working in the Em“pire mine, Grass Valley, on the 700foot level, were overcome by foul air yesterday. One_man was resaued before life was extinct and conveyed to the surface, but is in a very critical condition, Provine and bis som were still in the drift atthe hour of our going to press, and fears are entertained that they are both dead, oo mR “Merling, Good and Reliable.” een nee {Sacramento Record-Union.} The Nevada Taansonpt, a sterling, good ead reliable paper, completed its twentieth yoar September Oth. Itis a positive news @ail invaluable journal, aod should ba amply supported by the people of the Sierras. THe construction force engaged on _ the extension of the Northern Pa@ific Railroad west of the Missouri willcomplete tie grading to the Yellowstone early in October, Tux public lands held by the government in the respective States aud * Territories fur military reservatious, “amount to nearly 3,000,000 acres. ee em _ AN effort is being made to direes . German emigration from the Uuited Riates to Earopsan Turkey, er t= 6 Eines se Tux population of Kaneas is now everaatnillion, Tu 1870 it waa on2 004,399, . aadeald occupied the balcony of Fall’s election, ING REPUBLICAN RATIFICARous mute . The Stalwarts Turn Out Em Masse and Give their New Ticket a Lively Send-off—Sensible? Speechees and Merry Music — Mr. Walling’s Masterly Effort. os No political gathering @ Nevada City this campaign has excelled, or perhaps even equalled, ina numbers and enthusiasm the one held Wednesday evening for the purpose of ratifying the nominations made that day by the Republican county con~ vention. The’ speakers’ stand: at thegorner of Broad and Pine streets was tastefully adorned with flags and brilliantly illuminated. The Light Guard band under Mr.-Elser’s awn & Morgan's B ock, bupon the stand-promptly at 8 o'clock and announced that Geo. S. Hupp, Esq.,.whoby the way isa wheelhorse of the Democracy, would call: the meeting to order, Sure enough . ‘the disciple of Hancock ¢t als stepped forward, and after discharying the duties imposed: upon him gracefully retired amidst expressions of amusement and wonderment that greeted his appearance from spectators. It appears that he had been “bantered” by certain Republicans to perform the act, and lin sa spirit of fan accepted the challen se. Major McBride of North San Juan was elected President. In-assuming the chair he said that the Republicans of Nevada county had at their convention that day nomi=. nated an unexceptionable ticket, and. their feeling of satisfaction thereat was fittingly crowned by the }glorious news that had just arrived from ‘down in, Maine.” Victory had already perched on the banners of the Republican party, National, ‘State and county, aud the Democrata couldn’? scare the bird away. “The following additional. officers were aluo «lected: : Vice Presidents—G. A. Etlis_ of Eureka, Seth Martin of Truckee, Joseph Worrell and E. M. Preston} of Nevada City. Secretary—Leonard S. Calkins. The Garfield Glee Club, consisting of Messrs, Medina, Jenk.ns, . Mitchell and Robinson, sang “We'll raly ‘round the polls, boys, we'll rally once again, shouting the name ; of James A, Garfield,” K. P. Sanford, nomineefor Sheriff, and E. A. Roberts, nominee = for County Clerk, were called for and failed to resportd; having returned to Grass Valley. Brief remarks were made by G. von Schmittburg, E,. H. Gaylord, J. A. Rapp, Jonathan Clark, W. D. Long, Collin Anderson (on behalf of R. MeMurray) and J. B, Patterson, After another song by tho Glee) €lub, J. M. Walling, Esq., delivered what is universally characterized by unprejudiced hearers as having been one of the most eloquent, logical and effective campaign speeches ever made at Nevada City in the interests of aby party. After congratulating the Republicans of Nevada county on the unimpregnable ticket they had placed before the voters that day, he humorously referred to the fact that his Democratic friends in the audience had} still further causé for wearing the downcast look that adorned their faces. They had beeg amusing themselves during the day by asking Republicans if they had heard from Maine, ‘ ‘He who laughs last laughs best’,” continued Mr. Walling. ‘Yes, we have heard from Thold in my handa Maine, dispatch just received. It is the latest, news, right from headquarters, and turns the tables on the Democrats. It brings intelligence that the Maine Republicans have elected their Governor, three Congressmen and the Legislature.” The speaker geferred ab length to addresses sacle delivered by Messrs. Glascock and Cross, wherein those gentlemen had attacked the character of Mr. Gar-— field, and had claimed that their re‘marks were substantiated by official records. He alleged emphatically that they had misrepresented every authority they quoted. Judge Hupp was given credit for saying that., the Democratic charge to the effect that Mr. Gariield had sold -himsetf for $329 in.connection with the Credit Mobilier was sheer nonsense. Mr. Sudge R. E. Robinson appeared y every portion of the-vast—thronz—of . it-to-be published in_an official boo, to it that was cale ulated to plaee that the facts had been‘ distorted. “He challenged any Demdcrat to contradict his statements, and said he would give twenty dé jars to anyone who would within the next twenty days find’in the report of the Committee any ciinse that reflected upen Mr. Garfiett’s honesty. He invited any pertons who doubtedhis reading of the linés tocome forward and read for themselves, and as no one accepted the invitation said that the book could be found for re‘erente in his office by al! who desired to see it. As'to the alleged decision ofdtstice Swayue in the De Golyer pavement matter, he said no such case was on record, Justice Swayne had never delivered such a decision, and that mo book containing any such a decision was in the State Library—all of which he had tion. Twenty dollars more were offered to any person who could dis— prove these asseriions. He isaid that from a ‘lawyer's brief, p ab! ished originally hy the New York World, and afterwards denied by J-ustice Swaynd who stid no such cise was before him in the Court. ever Suj areme The spea er charged that the speakers who had prodiaced., the “decision” as an argument, cla img had cut it outof a hewspiipe: ¢ -ancdk pasted into a book for ‘the prarpose of reading it. The money to: pay for the pavement in’ question. bab been raised by taxing the pr opesty to-be beneited, and had noth img -to do with the National Treasu r, as ass -rted. ‘Twenty dollars we re also offered for any records to the contrary. Mr, Walling eulogizod 0 ir. Garfield in eloquent sentences, 2 .nd after vigorously-arraizning thes Southern Domovrats for disloyalty said they would rule the Nation if Hancock were elected. He said the omy argaument the Democracy presented was, ‘‘we wantachang;,” and denounced itas a fool’s ar suraent. The record of the Repu! slicam party was referred to, aud the question asked, ‘‘Do the peopl) want to go back to the days of {:he Rebellion, which werean outgrow thof Demoeraticreign?” Thechange t hey dies're’} was to yet the Republicac is out of office ter of acceptance wa 3 characterized as ‘‘a parody, in viev ¢ of Demoeratic legislation of two ye srs past.” Hancock demanded a fre e ballot and a fair count, but the D emocratic leg im lators tried to btarve Congress and the President a0 no / ‘airisesa could be had. Garfield vot 2d. against the Mexican Veteran per isic n bill because the Democrats had a tta:ched a rider Lebel veteranson an equal footimg by repealing the constitutional amendment that prevented “theaw now from drawing "pensions, An-effective appeal was made to young men who were abou t to vote for tire first time, wherein was graphicall,+ portrayed the advisability of supaceMtained after careful inves'tiza= the alleyed decision had been ‘jaken . and the Democratsin . Hancock’s let} sty. Campbell ot Briage Building. Nerapa Crry, Sept. 15th, 1880. Eprron Tiianscaret—I had the opportunity, to see Mr, Symington’s plans of a bridge om the day after ithe contract was signed. After perusing his letter in the TRANscxerT, I called at the County Clerk’s’ office to more fully inspect his plans, but they were taken away; I inspected the approved plans of the Sen Fran~ ciseo Brid ye Bui ding Company, and found several good points in’ Shem, . aud m ‘uy bad ones, First, the floor joists are too far ap vt to sustaw & beavy*load upon 3-inch plank with safety; second, the maim beams are likewise too far apart, necessitating the placing cf the «braces ir she trusseson too great or Gat an an le aud the bearing bolts are two ew; lastly, the bridye iv net switable for thetsite. The ppaw ef arch —is-—too short, which brings the maim piers. ‘out any protection from floods and drift ‘wood, and danger aml deeay and ruim whicly wil) assuredly follow unless protected, and ench progection will coat more than the «Pt. ference betwee the contract’ price of my plane Mu, bk, whiche ossed the river with ene arch of 148 feet, 6 inehes clear of abutmen », thus-placjvz the foundations above any bigh water ever known ie Bear River,anid wookl have earried more weight ancl sustained neore strain than Mr. Symingten’s bridge and the bridge apLpruved by the Board of Sapervisors, . FE fave bad some httle experience in —beidtzebailding, audchavebad—a hittle in restoring badly coustrveied Iadlal yan in Nevaia county. 2 shall soot be ealied -upow again forethe sams — parpose. he authorities showld learm to be more. wise, and place such important works into ithe hands of those whose pfile it ia to L-ateivefor_the_benefit of She over tax«et people. ively, Wa. CAMPBELL. Yesterday's Arrivals at THEUNION HOFEL, Baco’ NaSziger, Propricters f 3 © Prowe eity . €M Wickes bronco + Lombert Truckee bL M Sukeforthcity d Kead Truckee J F Hayinen Grass Val JG Sredentur Wash W HL Mead Woshihgto J Els Washington K Coleman Gress balie J & Hudsow New Yo Miss Ovt city JV Cheney city E Brownell’ city H & Aschurn *cott BH Roe sacramsnter. EM Brown city W KB Watson Truck+¢ KA Roberts Grass V J Arbogasteity —© do antag San France» H Young . w New Yo HEC Hotbelly Sangk'x RC Maxwell Dia Cres W Westfull city. $ Chaplim city ¥ Wortell Lincoln. @ D Blakey Crass Vall + Peters Grass Vedley J Mckinney city 3 Prout * =~ Yonenion’s Arviviths 24 THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Cray E. Pearson. P¥opricter. @ Einteldt city S$ O Pease Sunny. Sout D M Baker city 3 3 Googwin You Bet MT Lowrence Your B C Hudephol Litsie Yo M Niles Little York -Wd Hib New York WB Harris Ovass Vali C BHoavly Columb BF RB Hawly Cohun Hi J A JS Ray San Juan 'T Milict Grass Valley W 5 Stoddard Gras Va E. Roberts a& %.P Bayar Blue Tent E.Quigiey Ovk Tree E.D vane Yre:ch Cor WH Wireman lull W K Spencer Graes Va W Cainpbell Grass ¥o F Perrin Kanch iM Vai Resselair N. ¥ W © Kimbhardt Ne: ¥ Mee Phillips Margavil © © Taylor K & R ! Taylor Grass Valle %M Harrh mas Valle S$ Dikemnam RB & KR GQ 4% Rowers Bie Tent OW-Dun¢tameity © E Laneuster sem Ju ¢ F Perry Alpha FB West Grass Valley BH Selb You Bet D Sheehan Fore City W R Watson Truckee +% Huntress & w 3S MeBrideSan Juan Ei ¥Yance Ciseo MraRobley berbec 'T' Nichots: Brown ¥alt Tt Bilis city Miss Katie Holiand eity : ts awe nt BORN. porting live issues by joining the Republican party. The Democratic party was a graveyard. It had nothing butdea I issues, such as treason, States’ rig hts,opposition to Constitutional .araendments, rag baby money, and s¢ forth, The very issues apposed were to-day the mainsprings of tha nation, The mission of the Republican party, . concluded the able orator, will not be ended ~untik men of any po'itical principles whatsoever can stand on the free soil of any part of this country and express his sentiments without fear of receiving personal injury. ; -Thyvee enthusiastic eheers were giver: for Mre Walling and. three more for the State of Maine. The Glee Club sang, ‘Somebody has sold the Workingmen out,” (a local hit), alter which the meeting adjourned with three cheora for the National and county Republican tickets. Although quite ate when the proceedings te: minated, it was a noticeable fact that the-dimensions of the audience had not diminished materially, as is usually the case towards the close of a political meeting, and that moreover the degree of enthusiasm had steadily increased with every sentence uttered. a . A Cittcaco girl overdid the decorative art business, Sht ornamented the kitchen range with graws and ferns, so taat when it was red hot the mimic vegetation looked -eool and inviting. Her lover fowad her one day, like Werther’s “Charlotte,” ypeuttin bread and butter. “The dee= orative stove seduce! him to sit Walling denouneed as false the charge made hy Glascock that the Poland Committee had reported adversely to Gartigld.« and vread from ( Square’y upon it while he plied the fair creature with the haney of complimeats. He now bears the letter: . “Kureka Range, No. 8,” and, in re" Venge, has gone ta St. Louis to swell .-pthe Congressiom@l Report to show the ounsua, At Bewr Valley, Nevada county, Sept. }'4thy, L8H} tL. D. Allen and wife, a son, WARRPED. — meres In . Nevada City, September 15, lssv, by Rev. Father Meagher, Chas. H. Apple of North’ Moomfiskdand Miss Emme Schemer of Ne\ ‘ada City. At Penn Valley, Nevada counts, September 13, 188. 9, Mrs. Luscida WH. Punham, aged 61 years an d 3} months, a mative of Vermont, “IN MY OPICYNION THE BES? INTERESTS oF THES WHOLE & ‘UNERY, Nort aNp Sours, DEMAND THE 8U. [CRESS OF THE TICKE? BEADED BY GARFIELD an 0 ARTHVR.”—U. S. Grant. ——REPUBLIC.AN MEETINGS. Hon. H. F. PAGE, Nemince for Ceng ‘ress 24 District,AND Gen. JOHN F. MILLER, ILL ADDRESS the ᠀漀琀攀爀猀 of Nevada County on the politi cal issues of the day, a3 follows: , , GRASS VALLEY, Saturday Evening, Sept. 18th. NEVADA CITY, . Monday Evening, Sept. 20th. The County Committee will please ake the nécessary arranye ments for the meetings By order of the Re; ublican State-Central . int the river-anel teaver thein with-_ nee _ DANCING AT HONT’S HALL. % ie ANNUAL MEETING of tha’ StoekMrs: Den & Go Pore Crt REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. For ieeiiiier, “Of Nevadw City. 4 _ Bor Treasttreys : you SCHMITTBURG, Of Nevada City. ~ é. 16 For. Shertit, Of Graes Valley. Por County Cietk, ~~ ry E. A. ROBERTS, Ot Grass ¥aitey. Le pet ane ne Por Axserubiyrriy J. B. PATIERSSY, OL Little Yorx! ; SSS Se SS ee GRAND OPENING BALL OF TUE NEW YORK HOTEL Friday, September 17th, 1880. —— RU Saree ' Pay? aa =) —— ~ matte eh a . NEVADS CIPY, Col" aur PES AT Sew: YORK “HOTEL + Wirst Class Suasic hae been Fugaged. RECEPTION COMMPPTEE: Cc. J. Brand, Fd. Richards, Jas. B, Gray, John A, Rapp, Joho H. Richards, W. F. Unglebright. DIRECTOR: John Michel}. YLOOR' GOMMITTEZ: . A. 1, Zekind, L. M. Swkeforth, Charles Grimes, Flenry Perzinger, Albert Turner, @. v, Schmaittburg. Musie by Hum and Goyne—Foll String Band. : Tickcts for Balf and Sapper, G3 0: sl-td ‘ ANNUAL MEETING. Nevada City Gol@ Quartz Kilning Conmrpany. holders of the above named Company willoceur om . FRIDAY, OCTORTA Ist, 1880, At 5 o'clock, P. M., in the office of the’Company, Brown & Morgan’s Block, Nevada City, Califorfia. Bb. N. SHOECRAFT, si5-wks . Assessment Notice. ENTENNEAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING 4b Company. Locatior of principal place ot business, Gold Hill, Sterey County, Nevada. Lweation of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California, Noties: is hereby given that at a meeting ofthe Board-of Directors, held on the Thirteenth (13th) dey of September,. 1880,.an. asvessment, (No. 1,08 onehalf & cent asinre, was levied upom the capital stock of the eorporation; payable immediately, in United Statas guid coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Com Gold Bill, Nev Any stock upon whiclr this assessment . shall remain unpaid on the Eighteenth: (18 day of Oetober, 1880; will be delinguent,an adver'ised for sale at public auction:-and f unless payment is made before, will be sold Wednesday, the. Seventeenth duy of Novem. Wer, 1830, to pay. the delinquent assessment; tépether with costs of adxertising and exmses of sale. By order of the Boars of irectors. WRANKE A. WISE, Secretary. Oilice—203: Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. Aslx For . Union India Rubber Co’s Pere Para (um CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. Beware of imitations. E SURE the Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pare Gum Spri on the foot and instep, which prevent their eracking or ing.= manufactured. . For Sule by all Dealers, . All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ete, Goady ear Rubber Ca. R, H. PRASE, Ja, 8. M. RUNYON, } Agente San Francisco, Aug. 13—3m. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. of the New Yor«x Canyon Consoli ijated Blue Gravel Mining Company is cailed for the trausaction of important business, at tho oitice of the Compaay,in Nevada-City, on Saturday, September 25th, ‘1880, + Committee, ; -P. R, CORNWALL, Vice Chairman. JAawes R. Taiwarson, Secretary. i sli? ¢ At3 o'clock, P.M. By order of Secretary. . any, No. 203 alain-street, ; breaking. Lt They will last twice as ‘ong ag any ers . A MEETING .OF THE STOCKHOLDERS . 2. ae i 4p FCm EST ee ee ae GROCERY STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . Wevada, City Flour, por 100 Ibe., $2 75S } 40: iF per kit, 250 iSniathi Corn, o per 00 Ths., ¥ 874 W hext, per 200 lhs., 225 (sroaud: Barley, per FOO: Fbs.,. 3 67% Whele Barley; per 100 lbe, 350 F. Bi. Fea, per }b., 4) Japaty Tea, per tb.,. 35: Beehive Fea, per lb. Crusted Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pear! barley, J lbs., 25 che Split Peas, 13 Ybs., 3 Ov Best Island Rise, ‘WO lbs, 1 00 Harkness Wan Samdles, box, 400 ftysters, cans 1.00 Tomatoes, ‘-eans 300 ‘Corn, Seana 3 00 delly, 3' came, 90 Syrup, . per gation, 87; Sardines}.small cans, Goane 1 00 Sardines; large cans: 4eane 1 00 Lemow Peel and Citrom,. 3 tbe. } 00 Tonacco, per lb, 70 . Oi! Can fai? of Coffee, 2 Ibs. 60 Mill Can fall of Coffee, 3dbs.,. 60 Pinner Caz fall of Cottee,S lbs., } 00°: Beans, 334 bs. for 1 00 Groand Coffee, per package, 20 cts. €orn Starch, Z pacha_es,. 25 cts. Starch, 2 pachayes, 25 cta: Brize Medal Kerosene Oil,per gal. 50c ' de dis do 5 yal ean, 2 2% ‘Rest Cal. Candtea, 30 for 3 00 ‘Frye’s Eaglish Cocos, packets 25 Washing Yow. \er, 3 packages, 2e. Mustard, per bottle; 300, Pepper, pex bo: tle, We. Wash Tubs; frour 50 ceuteto 2 00 Wash Boards; 36 ets: Wat r Buskets, ~ 37 eta. Clothes Baskets, $0 cte. Roling Ping ¥5 cta. Potato Miashkers,. 15 ete. All goods subject tecorrection. sf Everything Fres and warrant ad! to be the Best. ; Richard Reberts GRAND FESTIVAL AND . Witt On GIVEN aT FH tanner BiwEe xT ~6F THR-<« CATHOLIC CHURCH. ——o—Tickets $2.50, MILWAUKEE BREWERY, Spring Street, Nevada, City. ——os Geo. Gehrig,Propyieton, Formerly awner of tho MJwaukee Brewerm, . San Francisco, « Having purchased the good will and fix aia of Wag Dreyfuss ‘in the Lao egg rewery, he is now prep, te furnish / trade with the best ot ney sata : LAGER BEER. ALE AND PORTER. Having had meny years experience in the business, and also the reputation of being & ronage of the old customers and many Rew ones, His object will be tokeep the Best Beer in the Mountains ‘Ty it and be convinced. 2 GEO. BE, TURNER, President. E. W: Bigelow, Secretary, a sl ~ , GRO, GEMRIG. . Nevada City, Sept.” Sth, First Class Brewer, he solicits the pa? __ cs THE: DAIL’ NEVADA. 41 Te the Patron aw By the fire w! . the night of the my books and p the Times Peia including accou: booss, I hare: containing the n or adve: tiser; compelled to tru “omy patrons to ir Various amounts rons, Ipthlish three months ar every subscribe: their subsor one dollar ‘It is a sural sui bat in the azgre toa great deal, 403 who have n _ Under my di to all those agh< debted . to are € Brie Don’t forget Hall te night ___ Bea. Sunderts svas taken suai greatly improv. * A new engi Mining Com pa ‘ed at the Neva The Board: < Bioners will hol October Qist re County Narroy The member: -toreh-light ce to mest at Jud to-night for thi ing. A. L. Wood ehildrer, ef (x the city yeste *ruffaad ker clai to the Bay. The Bureke . Company of ¢ clared a divides payable en th: “evertceath aii What becom the candidate . nominatieg cen _ Thatisth gue five dollars do bush, Night before ‘dridge and Con on atelegram f{ named Nesbit, isa warrant for place. He was Prison to await tioch, whe wa Rect might. Th with Cole's circ Repudiican ¢ The new Ges: Xral Commitpec ter the adjourn: tion Wednesda ‘ ed & permanent eection of the { Chairman—d Seeretary——H Treastrer—K Executive . Walling, A. W Powers and F, . The followin were added to ete Mead Wn id Moore's Plat, lief Hijl, __ New Ma The machine Mine, near Alli; Creek, is to be . _body mine, on . north of the Go shift sunk to th There-is'a shaft ent to the dept but it is as ye whether this wi Mtirely new sh Rupervisa The Republic following Su per Meadow Lake, sso and Reugh aylor; Nevada two other Distr Flared Sheir.chc

Seep ne to be defeated. ohe Daily Transcript. " WEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. SM Friday. Sept. 17th, 1880, ¥ Saaiadiael —— Our daily cotemporary has struck a new lead of bulldosing tactics, and blusters about beyinning a libel suit against us. Oh, pshaw, Falstaff, . you. are growing maudlin, es Assumrne the account of values of Nevada ciuut, property for 1880, aa) just returuedd by the State Baard of Vqualization, to be correct, our people ouglit to he ia a very contented conditivn of mind regarding the prospects of the future. ‘Ths showing which wit befound ih another. col“mn is much more favorable than . that ior 1879, which is included in the’same article asa inatter of reference, ‘Nevada county is’ to all appesrauces in an exceedingly thrifty condition. Ler mines are increasjug in nuinber aud productiveness ; ‘the agricultural and horticalsaral resources are being rapidly developed ; al kinds of industries mechanieal and otherwise are flourishing ; society is inasing rapid ‘strides to“wards that poiut where intelligence and -honestyrank above wealth ; ed= ucational instituvions for the. young are being fostered) with an iaterest not common to early days, Tr Republicans of Nevada county have cause to point with pride to ‘the work cone Wednesday ty their Convention. It is possible? nay prob able, that the party bas never had a ticket that presented so. few weak points. ‘Taken asa whole, the local "2 opposition will tind it hard to beat. --Every naa upon it, so faras we know, has an uuspotted record on the points that the ayerage voter, no matter to what party he belonys, de sires to see encotraged. Chinesedrivers, demagogues, and the like have po place un it. As to the nominees for the Assemb y, their eleotion became a certainty the moment “the convention adopted their names, They are not only practical miners, but also possess a thorough understanding of the wants of the community and force enough to make their {nfluence felt in the Legislature.— The property owners and laboring classes understand the necessities of the hour and appreciate the ‘dangers that threatea the wining interests teo well to permit these three men ee 2 ee Declared Unconstitutional, —— A telegram recuived yesterday afternoon {rum Sheriff Desmond of San Francisco, says that the Supreme Gourt have declared. the County Government’ Bill uncoustitutional. According to this decision somemaintain that the only local candidates to bo voted for at this will be the three Assemblymen, .the Supervisor of Nevada district, justices of the peace, constables, .eoroner. ‘The full ticket will be voted for in spite of the decision, aad test eases Wi.l be tried, douotless, The Deadly Vapor. Matt Provine and his son, and anther man whose name was not furnished us, while working in the Em“pire mine, Grass Valley, on the 700foot level, were overcome by foul air yesterday. One_man was resaued before life was extinct and conveyed to the surface, but is in a very critical condition, Provine and bis som were still in the drift atthe hour of our going to press, and fears are entertained that they are both dead, oo mR “Merling, Good and Reliable.” een nee {Sacramento Record-Union.} The Nevada Taansonpt, a sterling, good ead reliable paper, completed its twentieth yoar September Oth. Itis a positive news @ail invaluable journal, aod should ba amply supported by the people of the Sierras. THe construction force engaged on _ the extension of the Northern Pa@ific Railroad west of the Missouri willcomplete tie grading to the Yellowstone early in October, Tux public lands held by the government in the respective States aud * Territories fur military reservatious, “amount to nearly 3,000,000 acres. ee em _ AN effort is being made to direes . German emigration from the Uuited Riates to Earopsan Turkey, er t= 6 Eines se Tux population of Kaneas is now everaatnillion, Tu 1870 it waa on2 004,399, . aadeald occupied the balcony of Fall’s election, ING REPUBLICAN RATIFICARous mute . The Stalwarts Turn Out Em Masse and Give their New Ticket a Lively Send-off—Sensible? Speechees and Merry Music — Mr. Walling’s Masterly Effort. os No political gathering @ Nevada City this campaign has excelled, or perhaps even equalled, ina numbers and enthusiasm the one held Wednesday evening for the purpose of ratifying the nominations made that day by the Republican county con~ vention. The’ speakers’ stand: at thegorner of Broad and Pine streets was tastefully adorned with flags and brilliantly illuminated. The Light Guard band under Mr.-Elser’s awn & Morgan's B ock, bupon the stand-promptly at 8 o'clock and announced that Geo. S. Hupp, Esq.,.whoby the way isa wheelhorse of the Democracy, would call: the meeting to order, Sure enough . ‘the disciple of Hancock ¢t als stepped forward, and after discharying the duties imposed: upon him gracefully retired amidst expressions of amusement and wonderment that greeted his appearance from spectators. It appears that he had been “bantered” by certain Republicans to perform the act, and lin sa spirit of fan accepted the challen se. Major McBride of North San Juan was elected President. In-assuming the chair he said that the Republicans of Nevada county had at their convention that day nomi=. nated an unexceptionable ticket, and. their feeling of satisfaction thereat was fittingly crowned by the }glorious news that had just arrived from ‘down in, Maine.” Victory had already perched on the banners of the Republican party, National, ‘State and county, aud the Democrata couldn’? scare the bird away. “The following additional. officers were aluo «lected: : Vice Presidents—G. A. Etlis_ of Eureka, Seth Martin of Truckee, Joseph Worrell and E. M. Preston} of Nevada City. Secretary—Leonard S. Calkins. The Garfield Glee Club, consisting of Messrs, Medina, Jenk.ns, . Mitchell and Robinson, sang “We'll raly ‘round the polls, boys, we'll rally once again, shouting the name ; of James A, Garfield,” K. P. Sanford, nomineefor Sheriff, and E. A. Roberts, nominee = for County Clerk, were called for and failed to resportd; having returned to Grass Valley. Brief remarks were made by G. von Schmittburg, E,. H. Gaylord, J. A. Rapp, Jonathan Clark, W. D. Long, Collin Anderson (on behalf of R. MeMurray) and J. B, Patterson, After another song by tho Glee) €lub, J. M. Walling, Esq., delivered what is universally characterized by unprejudiced hearers as having been one of the most eloquent, logical and effective campaign speeches ever made at Nevada City in the interests of aby party. After congratulating the Republicans of Nevada county on the unimpregnable ticket they had placed before the voters that day, he humorously referred to the fact that his Democratic friends in the audience had} still further causé for wearing the downcast look that adorned their faces. They had beeg amusing themselves during the day by asking Republicans if they had heard from Maine, ‘ ‘He who laughs last laughs best’,” continued Mr. Walling. ‘Yes, we have heard from Thold in my handa Maine, dispatch just received. It is the latest, news, right from headquarters, and turns the tables on the Democrats. It brings intelligence that the Maine Republicans have elected their Governor, three Congressmen and the Legislature.” The speaker geferred ab length to addresses sacle delivered by Messrs. Glascock and Cross, wherein those gentlemen had attacked the character of Mr. Gar-— field, and had claimed that their re‘marks were substantiated by official records. He alleged emphatically that they had misrepresented every authority they quoted. Judge Hupp was given credit for saying that., the Democratic charge to the effect that Mr. Gariield had sold -himsetf for $329 in.connection with the Credit Mobilier was sheer nonsense. Mr. Sudge R. E. Robinson appeared y every portion of the-vast—thronz—of . it-to-be published in_an official boo, to it that was cale ulated to plaee that the facts had been‘ distorted. “He challenged any Demdcrat to contradict his statements, and said he would give twenty dé jars to anyone who would within the next twenty days find’in the report of the Committee any ciinse that reflected upen Mr. Garfiett’s honesty. He invited any pertons who doubtedhis reading of the linés tocome forward and read for themselves, and as no one accepted the invitation said that the book could be found for re‘erente in his office by al! who desired to see it. As'to the alleged decision ofdtstice Swayue in the De Golyer pavement matter, he said no such case was on record, Justice Swayne had never delivered such a decision, and that mo book containing any such a decision was in the State Library—all of which he had tion. Twenty dollars more were offered to any person who could dis— prove these asseriions. He isaid that from a ‘lawyer's brief, p ab! ished originally hy the New York World, and afterwards denied by J-ustice Swaynd who stid no such cise was before him in the Court. ever Suj areme The spea er charged that the speakers who had prodiaced., the “decision” as an argument, cla img had cut it outof a hewspiipe: ¢ -ancdk pasted into a book for ‘the prarpose of reading it. The money to: pay for the pavement in’ question. bab been raised by taxing the pr opesty to-be beneited, and had noth img -to do with the National Treasu r, as ass -rted. ‘Twenty dollars we re also offered for any records to the contrary. Mr, Walling eulogizod 0 ir. Garfield in eloquent sentences, 2 .nd after vigorously-arraizning thes Southern Domovrats for disloyalty said they would rule the Nation if Hancock were elected. He said the omy argaument the Democracy presented was, ‘‘we wantachang;,” and denounced itas a fool’s ar suraent. The record of the Repu! slicam party was referred to, aud the question asked, ‘‘Do the peopl) want to go back to the days of {:he Rebellion, which werean outgrow thof Demoeraticreign?” Thechange t hey dies're’} was to yet the Republicac is out of office ter of acceptance wa 3 characterized as ‘‘a parody, in viev ¢ of Demoeratic legislation of two ye srs past.” Hancock demanded a fre e ballot and a fair count, but the D emocratic leg im lators tried to btarve Congress and the President a0 no / ‘airisesa could be had. Garfield vot 2d. against the Mexican Veteran per isic n bill because the Democrats had a tta:ched a rider Lebel veteranson an equal footimg by repealing the constitutional amendment that prevented “theaw now from drawing "pensions, An-effective appeal was made to young men who were abou t to vote for tire first time, wherein was graphicall,+ portrayed the advisability of supaceMtained after careful inves'tiza= the alleyed decision had been ‘jaken . and the Democratsin . Hancock’s let} sty. Campbell ot Briage Building. Nerapa Crry, Sept. 15th, 1880. Eprron Tiianscaret—I had the opportunity, to see Mr, Symington’s plans of a bridge om the day after ithe contract was signed. After perusing his letter in the TRANscxerT, I called at the County Clerk’s’ office to more fully inspect his plans, but they were taken away; I inspected the approved plans of the Sen Fran~ ciseo Brid ye Bui ding Company, and found several good points in’ Shem, . aud m ‘uy bad ones, First, the floor joists are too far ap vt to sustaw & beavy*load upon 3-inch plank with safety; second, the maim beams are likewise too far apart, necessitating the placing cf the «braces ir she trusseson too great or Gat an an le aud the bearing bolts are two ew; lastly, the bridye iv net switable for thetsite. The ppaw ef arch —is-—too short, which brings the maim piers. ‘out any protection from floods and drift ‘wood, and danger aml deeay and ruim whicly wil) assuredly follow unless protected, and ench progection will coat more than the «Pt. ference betwee the contract’ price of my plane Mu, bk, whiche ossed the river with ene arch of 148 feet, 6 inehes clear of abutmen », thus-placjvz the foundations above any bigh water ever known ie Bear River,anid wookl have earried more weight ancl sustained neore strain than Mr. Symingten’s bridge and the bridge apLpruved by the Board of Sapervisors, . FE fave bad some httle experience in —beidtzebailding, audchavebad—a hittle in restoring badly coustrveied Iadlal yan in Nevaia county. 2 shall soot be ealied -upow again forethe sams — parpose. he authorities showld learm to be more. wise, and place such important works into ithe hands of those whose pfile it ia to L-ateivefor_the_benefit of She over tax«et people. ively, Wa. CAMPBELL. Yesterday's Arrivals at THEUNION HOFEL, Baco’ NaSziger, Propricters f 3 © Prowe eity . €M Wickes bronco + Lombert Truckee bL M Sukeforthcity d Kead Truckee J F Hayinen Grass Val JG Sredentur Wash W HL Mead Woshihgto J Els Washington K Coleman Gress balie J & Hudsow New Yo Miss Ovt city JV Cheney city E Brownell’ city H & Aschurn *cott BH Roe sacramsnter. EM Brown city W KB Watson Truck+¢ KA Roberts Grass V J Arbogasteity —© do antag San France» H Young . w New Yo HEC Hotbelly Sangk'x RC Maxwell Dia Cres W Westfull city. $ Chaplim city ¥ Wortell Lincoln. @ D Blakey Crass Vall + Peters Grass Vedley J Mckinney city 3 Prout * =~ Yonenion’s Arviviths 24 THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Cray E. Pearson. P¥opricter. @ Einteldt city S$ O Pease Sunny. Sout D M Baker city 3 3 Googwin You Bet MT Lowrence Your B C Hudephol Litsie Yo M Niles Little York -Wd Hib New York WB Harris Ovass Vali C BHoavly Columb BF RB Hawly Cohun Hi J A JS Ray San Juan 'T Milict Grass Valley W 5 Stoddard Gras Va E. Roberts a& %.P Bayar Blue Tent E.Quigiey Ovk Tree E.D vane Yre:ch Cor WH Wireman lull W K Spencer Graes Va W Cainpbell Grass ¥o F Perrin Kanch iM Vai Resselair N. ¥ W © Kimbhardt Ne: ¥ Mee Phillips Margavil © © Taylor K & R ! Taylor Grass Valle %M Harrh mas Valle S$ Dikemnam RB & KR GQ 4% Rowers Bie Tent OW-Dun¢tameity © E Laneuster sem Ju ¢ F Perry Alpha FB West Grass Valley BH Selb You Bet D Sheehan Fore City W R Watson Truckee +% Huntress & w 3S MeBrideSan Juan Ei ¥Yance Ciseo MraRobley berbec 'T' Nichots: Brown ¥alt Tt Bilis city Miss Katie Holiand eity : ts awe nt BORN. porting live issues by joining the Republican party. The Democratic party was a graveyard. It had nothing butdea I issues, such as treason, States’ rig hts,opposition to Constitutional .araendments, rag baby money, and s¢ forth, The very issues apposed were to-day the mainsprings of tha nation, The mission of the Republican party, . concluded the able orator, will not be ended ~untik men of any po'itical principles whatsoever can stand on the free soil of any part of this country and express his sentiments without fear of receiving personal injury. ; -Thyvee enthusiastic eheers were

giver: for Mre Walling and. three more for the State of Maine. The Glee Club sang, ‘Somebody has sold the Workingmen out,” (a local hit), alter which the meeting adjourned with three cheora for the National and county Republican tickets. Although quite ate when the proceedings te: minated, it was a noticeable fact that the-dimensions of the audience had not diminished materially, as is usually the case towards the close of a political meeting, and that moreover the degree of enthusiasm had steadily increased with every sentence uttered. a . A Cittcaco girl overdid the decorative art business, Sht ornamented the kitchen range with graws and ferns, so taat when it was red hot the mimic vegetation looked -eool and inviting. Her lover fowad her one day, like Werther’s “Charlotte,” ypeuttin bread and butter. “The dee= orative stove seduce! him to sit Walling denouneed as false the charge made hy Glascock that the Poland Committee had reported adversely to Gartigld.« and vread from ( Square’y upon it while he plied the fair creature with the haney of complimeats. He now bears the letter: . “Kureka Range, No. 8,” and, in re" Venge, has gone ta St. Louis to swell .-pthe Congressiom@l Report to show the ounsua, At Bewr Valley, Nevada county, Sept. }'4thy, L8H} tL. D. Allen and wife, a son, WARRPED. — meres In . Nevada City, September 15, lssv, by Rev. Father Meagher, Chas. H. Apple of North’ Moomfiskdand Miss Emme Schemer of Ne\ ‘ada City. At Penn Valley, Nevada counts, September 13, 188. 9, Mrs. Luscida WH. Punham, aged 61 years an d 3} months, a mative of Vermont, “IN MY OPICYNION THE BES? INTERESTS oF THES WHOLE & ‘UNERY, Nort aNp Sours, DEMAND THE 8U. [CRESS OF THE TICKE? BEADED BY GARFIELD an 0 ARTHVR.”—U. S. Grant. ——REPUBLIC.AN MEETINGS. Hon. H. F. PAGE, Nemince for Ceng ‘ress 24 District,AND Gen. JOHN F. MILLER, ILL ADDRESS the ᠀漀琀攀爀猀 of Nevada County on the politi cal issues of the day, a3 follows: , , GRASS VALLEY, Saturday Evening, Sept. 18th. NEVADA CITY, . Monday Evening, Sept. 20th. The County Committee will please ake the nécessary arranye ments for the meetings By order of the Re; ublican State-Central . int the river-anel teaver thein with-_ nee _ DANCING AT HONT’S HALL. % ie ANNUAL MEETING of tha’ StoekMrs: Den & Go Pore Crt REPUBLICAN NOMINEES. For ieeiiiier, “Of Nevadw City. 4 _ Bor Treasttreys : you SCHMITTBURG, Of Nevada City. ~ é. 16 For. Shertit, Of Graes Valley. Por County Cietk, ~~ ry E. A. ROBERTS, Ot Grass ¥aitey. Le pet ane ne Por Axserubiyrriy J. B. PATIERSSY, OL Little Yorx! ; SSS Se SS ee GRAND OPENING BALL OF TUE NEW YORK HOTEL Friday, September 17th, 1880. —— RU Saree ' Pay? aa =) —— ~ matte eh a . NEVADS CIPY, Col" aur PES AT Sew: YORK “HOTEL + Wirst Class Suasic hae been Fugaged. RECEPTION COMMPPTEE: Cc. J. Brand, Fd. Richards, Jas. B, Gray, John A, Rapp, Joho H. Richards, W. F. Unglebright. DIRECTOR: John Michel}. YLOOR' GOMMITTEZ: . A. 1, Zekind, L. M. Swkeforth, Charles Grimes, Flenry Perzinger, Albert Turner, @. v, Schmaittburg. Musie by Hum and Goyne—Foll String Band. : Tickcts for Balf and Sapper, G3 0: sl-td ‘ ANNUAL MEETING. Nevada City Gol@ Quartz Kilning Conmrpany. holders of the above named Company willoceur om . FRIDAY, OCTORTA Ist, 1880, At 5 o'clock, P. M., in the office of the’Company, Brown & Morgan’s Block, Nevada City, Califorfia. Bb. N. SHOECRAFT, si5-wks . Assessment Notice. ENTENNEAL GRAVEL GOLD MINING 4b Company. Locatior of principal place ot business, Gold Hill, Sterey County, Nevada. Lweation of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California, Noties: is hereby given that at a meeting ofthe Board-of Directors, held on the Thirteenth (13th) dey of September,. 1880,.an. asvessment, (No. 1,08 onehalf & cent asinre, was levied upom the capital stock of the eorporation; payable immediately, in United Statas guid coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Com Gold Bill, Nev Any stock upon whiclr this assessment . shall remain unpaid on the Eighteenth: (18 day of Oetober, 1880; will be delinguent,an adver'ised for sale at public auction:-and f unless payment is made before, will be sold Wednesday, the. Seventeenth duy of Novem. Wer, 1830, to pay. the delinquent assessment; tépether with costs of adxertising and exmses of sale. By order of the Boars of irectors. WRANKE A. WISE, Secretary. Oilice—203: Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. Aslx For . Union India Rubber Co’s Pere Para (um CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. Beware of imitations. E SURE the Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pare Gum Spri on the foot and instep, which prevent their eracking or ing.= manufactured. . For Sule by all Dealers, . All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Ete, Goady ear Rubber Ca. R, H. PRASE, Ja, 8. M. RUNYON, } Agente San Francisco, Aug. 13—3m. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. of the New Yor«x Canyon Consoli ijated Blue Gravel Mining Company is cailed for the trausaction of important business, at tho oitice of the Compaay,in Nevada-City, on Saturday, September 25th, ‘1880, + Committee, ; -P. R, CORNWALL, Vice Chairman. JAawes R. Taiwarson, Secretary. i sli? ¢ At3 o'clock, P.M. By order of Secretary. . any, No. 203 alain-street, ; breaking. Lt They will last twice as ‘ong ag any ers . A MEETING .OF THE STOCKHOLDERS . 2. ae i 4p FCm EST ee ee ae GROCERY STORE. TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Commercial Street, . Wevada, City Flour, por 100 Ibe., $2 75S } 40: iF per kit, 250 iSniathi Corn, o per 00 Ths., ¥ 874 W hext, per 200 lhs., 225 (sroaud: Barley, per FOO: Fbs.,. 3 67% Whele Barley; per 100 lbe, 350 F. Bi. Fea, per }b., 4) Japaty Tea, per tb.,. 35: Beehive Fea, per lb. Crusted Sugar, Brown Sugar, Pear! barley, J lbs., 25 che Split Peas, 13 Ybs., 3 Ov Best Island Rise, ‘WO lbs, 1 00 Harkness Wan Samdles, box, 400 ftysters, cans 1.00 Tomatoes, ‘-eans 300 ‘Corn, Seana 3 00 delly, 3' came, 90 Syrup, . per gation, 87; Sardines}.small cans, Goane 1 00 Sardines; large cans: 4eane 1 00 Lemow Peel and Citrom,. 3 tbe. } 00 Tonacco, per lb, 70 . Oi! Can fai? of Coffee, 2 Ibs.. 60 Mill Can fall of Coffee, 3dbs.,. 60 Pinner Caz fall of Cottee,S lbs., } 00°: Beans, 334 bs. for 1 00 Groand Coffee, per package, 20 cts. €orn Starch, Z pacha_es,. 25 cts. Starch, 2 pachayes, 25 cta: Brize Medal Kerosene Oil,per gal. 50c ' de dis do 5 yal ean, 2 2% ‘Rest Cal. Candtea, 30 for 3 00 ‘Frye’s Eaglish Cocos, packets 25 Washing Yow. \er, 3 packages, 2e. Mustard, per bottle; 300, Pepper, pex bo: tle, We. Wash Tubs; frour 50 ceuteto 2 00 Wash Boards; 36 ets: Wat r Buskets, ~ 37 eta.. Clothes Baskets, $0 cte. Roling Ping ¥5 cta. Potato Miashkers,. 15 ete. All goods subject tecorrection. sf Everything Fres and warrant ad! to be the Best. ; Richard Reberts GRAND FESTIVAL AND . Witt On GIVEN aT FH tanner BiwEe xT ~6F THR-<« CATHOLIC CHURCH. ——o—Tickets $2.50, MILWAUKEE BREWERY, Spring Street, Nevada, City. ——os Geo. Gehrig,Propyieton, Formerly awner of tho MJwaukee Brewerm, . San Francisco, « Having purchased the good will and fix aia of Wag Dreyfuss ‘in the Lao egg rewery, he is now prep, te furnish / trade with the best ot ney sata : LAGER BEER. ALE AND PORTER. Having had meny years experience in the business, and also the reputation of being & ronage of the old customers and many Rew ones, His object will be tokeep the Best Beer in the Mountains ‘Ty it and be convinced. 2 GEO. BE, TURNER, President. E. W: Bigelow, Secretary, a sl ~ , GRO, GEMRIG. . Nevada City, Sept.” Sth, First Class Brewer, he solicits the pa? __ cs THE: DAIL’ NEVADA. 41 Te the Patron aw By the fire w! . the night of the my books and p the Times Peia including accou: booss, I hare: containing the n or adve: tiser; compelled to tru “omy patrons to ir Various amounts rons, Ipthlish three months ar every subscribe: their subsor one dollar ‘It is a sural sui bat in the azgre toa great deal, 403 who have n _ Under my di to all those agh< debted . to are € Brie Don’t forget Hall te night ___ Bea. Sunderts svas taken suai greatly improv. * A new engi Mining Com pa ‘ed at the Neva The Board: < Bioners will hol October Qist re County Narroy The member: -toreh-light ce to mest at Jud to-night for thi ing. A. L. Wood ehildrer, ef (x the city yeste *ruffaad ker clai to the Bay. The Bureke . Company of ¢ clared a divides payable en th: “evertceath aii What becom the candidate . nominatieg cen _ Thatisth gue five dollars do bush, Night before ‘dridge and Con on atelegram f{ named Nesbit, isa warrant for place. He was Prison to await tioch, whe wa Rect might. Th with Cole's circ Repudiican ¢ The new Ges: Xral Commitpec ter the adjourn: tion Wednesda ‘ ed & permanent eection of the { Chairman—d Seeretary——H Treastrer—K Executive . Walling, A. W Powers and F, . The followin were added to ete Mead Wn id Moore's Plat, lief Hijl, __ New Ma The machine Mine, near Alli; Creek, is to be . _body mine, on . north of the Go shift sunk to th There-is'a shaft ent to the dept but it is as ye whether this wi Mtirely new sh Rupervisa The Republic following Su per Meadow Lake, sso and Reugh aylor; Nevada two other Distr Flared Sheir.chc