September 19, 1877 (4 pages)

pees iectne ise ert Sead oe raWaeen eevy Mon titer side. ~ ciseo, Ana cIrY. Cle Woangsaay, september 19, 187% MOT is our rdphty author pee Ageut in Sacr@mento. He will re GEL he ivé aAdvertisemante and Sabscréptions . for the TRANSCRIPT, and receipt for us in eur nauic. cans & €al. abil Meat Cémpany. The Califyroia’ Fenit avd Meat) Shipping. Company will.commence operations on the Ist of October. We leaructiaw fuliuwing particulars in regard to it fom Johu Cashin, the Pre t. Fer the: present the le will ship theie meats to Sn BPeancisev; but will extend their business as oceasion dem: “nds, “The ' stookgolders,possessing “their own ranches and pastures, will have the necessary Amount of eatile always on han feady to sevd in, by slow and easy drives, to the Coutpany’s corrola at Réuo. At that place the Company bave' ‘erected ‘a large’and convedient ‘sluughter-house, —pnrposely desigued «nd fitted up for \illiig ‘aud’ preparing cattle for the ‘aurkets, The sladghter-bouse and . corealy.ave situated abont three quat=. ters of a usilefroum Rend, direetly on the railvoad, and they rest ‘along and are Adjacent to the.xailroad for about one mile. Tpeive unre between the railroud: pri the “Prackee river—an ‘irrigating ditch which runs io front oft’ the slaaguter-touse fornishing a0 abundance of pure running water ‘ior the use of Lhe cutile, The slaughtur-Woude is $0 constructed ws to allow full-sized railroad car, called ee refrigerator, torau into the buildjing, 60 that meats ig be loaded on Tue floor of this! car standson a level with the floor . of the ‘sluughterhouse, making thereby everything couvenient, and : insoring cleauliness in loading the cars with meat. Thirty-five neatly dressed cattle ure moved from the asinughter house aud are carefully . Luog up iv the ‘refrigerator: car." ‘Sniscar, with its eon ents, is imwwediately forwarded to San Franwi.buut disturbance of any kindy ‘The car is patevted, and bas been thorongbty ‘und repeated)y tested in the Atlautic States, which luaves no doabis ua te ifs successfol, results in linding the meats perfectly fresh and matured covnghand just . right for qse. {t is well. to explain ‘bo nature of this ‘refrigerator car,’’ as most people think thut meat-in it “Ya frogev, which is most decidedly not the case, By tho nse of ice placed in a remote part of the cer with the proper management of hot nod cold air, the thermometer ia re-' duced and kept at an average of, way, from furty to fifty degrees, Fabren. heit, thas producing vatural cold and dry air, notwithstanding the. tbhermometer, on the outside of the car, may mork one buudred or over, The , nests placed im: that ear will be warcanted'to keep fresh and perfectly evund fur thirty days, Ne Use, Toe San Fraveiseo Chronicle, a few days ago, made many, fulse vptatements in tegard to politics in this couuty. We ealled attention to the many mistaken it had made, as nlso"id the Grass Volley Union. The Chronicle: comes back nt the Union snd insists that its first artiole was correct, svdthut the Union nod “PRaNeckrrr were wrong. We stated fugts, as every persun here kuow2, but the Chronicle has utterod it@f se’ statement aud is bound to atick to it. The ——. of yesterday mukés avother reply, bat it will be of no ‘avail--the Chfonicle will not retract its fulse stulement. It was never known to do such a thing, oy it ia about as well to let it aleme Mr. Union, State Tax Levy. On Saturd»y the State Boara of EqualizationJevied she tax for the pre ent fi-cal year, as follows: General fand, 32 cents. sebool fund, 25 vents; interest and sinking fund, 6 conta. Total, 63 cents one: ch $100. . Last year tbe rate was 73)4 cents, and the assessment roll was about aise million dollars larger than it} ig this year, Thisanrplus was du to théfact tha solvent debis were iacladed in the assessment lust year, aud as they ate now excluded it snows that the taxable property this year is reully g eater than ever Le { we, ‘ cuttin >_> The Gavin ii luaueb, which was 1 t at Mare Istand, is found to Rare k wink wt Ler weorings. a pre ge ETE Pine street was fenced in yesterday, while oy as gas pipe was beJing repaired.’ The new section men on the railroad, between “his city ard Grass . Valley, commenced work yesterday. The Chinaiien; the former “enployes, were discbarged. A son of Mr. Locklin, hile ont hunting afew days ago, Was somewhat burt by tbe barssing of bis gun. ~ He will be all rightagsiu in a few days. : Valley qaail were offered for sale in the market-yesterday: -It-was the first lot of the season. : Onaccountof the small streams ail being dry, botli-quail and other game, waich were plenty a few miles frum town, uboat »-moath »go,-bave + aildisippesred. . Hanters have now got to go a great . distance to be successfal in bagging game, Forty passengers wert down on, the train from this~ city: Monday morning. Most of them welt to the State Fair, _ We supengydire are a “great many. idle pen. sround. here whe would be’glad,to,work fos. the small egh Kind of wages. y Only one of the bridges in Chinatown, Grass Valley, was burned by the fire thereon Monday night. It was not wholly destroyed, aud is. passable for'footmen. There are iow fire watchmen on duty every vight. The Sate'y Committec furnish.tbree. and the city one, besides officer Seott. Notwithstanding the city is well provid-d with watchmen, every precaution sbould be taken against fires. W. J. Organ is engaged in examining-and doing all necessary repairs to the various. bridges and trestle works on the line of the NarLsow Gauye Railroad. The ~Company is beunad to keep everything in kind. ‘ The Union Hotel “bus” is the prettiest we have seen'in the State. Itis entirely new and was inade in} this city, which goes to show: that . as ; good work can be done as well here asin the cities below. * Rocklin Tragedies. We gavean account yesterday of thé murder of two men and one_woman, at Rocklin, on Saturday last. The murcers were committed by Chinamen. On Monday a dispatch was sent from Rocklin to the Chief of Police at Sacramento which states that two more dead bodies were found near that place tlrat morning ; >} one that of ayoung man about. 20 years of age, and the other that of a boy, about 8 years old. They were shot full of holes, and the parties: were evidently murdered by Chinese. On Sdnday inorning a meeting of citizens was held ia Rocklin, and in furtherance of the proceedthe town were notified tbat they had . until 6 P. M. to leave, as at that time those who remained would bo drivenont. They evidently saw that it was folly to baa and immediately made preparations to depart. At 4p. M. the last’squad, burdened with their baggage, tiled out of the town, and not one remiained, including those who had been working inthe railroad employ, except the prisoner. In. their preparation for departure they were in no manner molested. men marehed to the Chinese quarabout twenty-five, was demolished In one of them—a boarding house— kindled, and in afew minutes the er were in flaines. put on. streains ramento, >? _ Dace Friday Night. anteed toullwho attend. © ang22-3 at the funeral of Rapbarl Semmes. bile, Alwbuma, all thisugh the day. bis: bast quies. en good eae to avoid accidents of any . . ings taken, the Chinese residents of “At 6 o'clock a body of ter, and every’ liouse, to a total of there was a stove in which some fire remained, and in conarquence of. this when the roof*fell’ the “ribbish” was material of thie atructure and anothAs it was close to the railroad water tank and round . house; the railroad employes quickly pane tene men and -woveded ‘wight, from their force pump, and protected the company’s property. Among the buildiugs destroyed was Sau Lee's store, but the owner had during the day chartered a car and removed his goods to Sa.Don’t fail to attend the ‘social dance, to be given ut Hunt's Hall on Friday night, by Prof. Mailer and Frank Beckett. A good time guar. Califvmianes, TaExe were fifty-three pallbearers und half-hour guns were. fired at Mo-}: ‘wit too many Gay. This muy be done by the Rezislature, ax we are ‘assured by eminent lawyers. Others say it requires a Coostitationsl amendment. A cotemporal¥ says, Articles IV and V ofthe Constitation provides for the gevernl State elections ‘to be held on the first Wedoesday in Septearbder uiless otherwise provided by the Legislatare.”’ Is not this placing the wnole power of regulating elections in the bands ef the Legislatare? Article VI provides the judicial . offi7 gers shall be elected **at special elec: tions “fo be provided by law.” Would it be unconstitutional for the Legislature to provide that the gen-. efal aud judicial elections shouid be held on the same day and at the sume place? It y:ould be far less expensive and equally hs satisfactory as itis now. Judicial nomiuations are.made by each party, an.] it is idle to tulk about ignoring in the selection ef judicial candidates,Oo this agubject the Sacramento Bee pertinently remarks: ‘There is nothing except the law, which the .Lagislaturé may ot any time alter, fixing the time of either of these electious. ln otber words, there is no Cousti-: tional] proviso thattneLegi+lature sbali not orderthem both to be beld atthe same time and place. The only thing necessury is to have two bullot boxes apd two sets of bullots— jadicial and general. The voter would hand in both ballots at the sawe time, and they would be deposired.in their respective boxes, and the Constitution would be complied with--the two. elections would be held. ‘Lo prevent the tickets getting into the wrong boxes, the word ‘general’ might be printed. on, the back of oue ballot, aud judicial on the cther.’’ This is a matter worthy the . cuusideration of the members-elect. Any Legisl iture that will reduce the . expenses of the Government and dimivieh the taxes of the people will be a blessing, and appreciated by the public, Latest News Items, The story recently published that Sitting Bult is a ecvullege graduate bamed Jacobs is contradisted. Captain ‘I. D. Phelps hus been ordered to the command of the receiving ship Iudependence at Mare Islaud, relieving ‘Captain Wm. Hopkins, A cattle @ealer named Pittsburg named Dyer is missing, and it.is thought that he hus been robbed and murdered. The Secretary of the Treasury on Saturday received $7,.51 fiom an unknowam person foray error in ineome returns. It was placed to the credit of the conseience far d A dispatch suys the troops have come up with the Warm Spring Inand killed 4C of them. ' Acamp meeting of the Christian Clureb is wine held near Santa RoBa. The Presidential party arrived at Cincinnati Suturduy; and met with a brilliant reception. Wade Hampton addressed the péo-' ple of Louisville Ky., Saturday. It is thought that Minister Pierre. point will be recalled from London. Yehtow fever is said to be spreading at Fernandina, Florida. There were thirty pew cases Saturday. Hugh Caperton, brother of the lute Seautur Cuperton, of West Virginia is dead. _ A Nihilist conspiracy has been discovered by the: Russian police for the assuss:nation of the Czar. Accounts*of the Gepredatione of the Warm Spring. Indians continue to atrive. They have murdered and stolen.a lurge numberof borses and mules. Arizona and New Mexico troops started in pursuit, j Two bundred men wore suspended im the construction department at Mare Island ‘Frid.y and Satwid ry, leaving but fifty men im the department, ‘ Califaenia sapltaliats are negotia. of jand on the Lower Frazer river for Wesley Fowler, of Howell’ Praitie, ay, fropi tie onan of whieh he in diede» he ‘Siving B wil comission pdt . Fodicink election ‘coaye off on the same [ee destroy the fire spreading with sach great . several large.torests of this tree have Aing for the purchase of 50,000 acres the purpose of founding a colony ‘of Oregon, wis kicked by a horse Sa'ed Ouaha, ym eu toute to the California Mai@urse elections, They afea ‘needless avd} At dies expéhsive luxury, he co jon Mond : + Legislature sbonld § evd the Elecih the geptre acid Dw, im) lass . tion Law so as to Lay the Staite and . Vulley, ad fro 60, buildings “ Adee e alatm was ‘Bivay, bouses were in-flaues, and the fire B60u communicated to all the buildings iu that vicivity. The buildings were of the most co.bustible material, apd the firemen fought ‘bravely to save some portion of tbat part of “the. town, but their labors were frui:less, The Crinamen did not bu¥é-a chuuce fo sve anything, rapidity. Not a single buildiug ou -but street remuived standing yesterday anorning. Chinatown bring some dis ance from the private resis dences of the citizens of that place, they were eutirely unt of ‘danger.— At ove time it was thought the sparks would commuuicaté to bonuses eu the other streets,bat they did not, aud BO burldiugs were destroyed except those uwned by the Chinese. Lhe cause of the fires unlsnown. _ Nousg Patriots. J. J. Ou, of this city, has two of his childrev, aged atout nine and} twelve yeurs of nge, receiving their eduestioa in Swizerland. Last weck he received « letter’from them stating thatibere was to bea grand celebration ull ‘through Switzerlaud abont the first of Octuber, in honor of SODve great event, und that tlre authorities in thestown: they lived bad given them permission to decorate with the sturs aud stripes, They therefore wrote to ask ‘papa wouid le please send them some Awerican fligs to decdrato their bonse witb.”’ Mr. O.t promptly sept by express two dozen flags vf various sizes, to the little ones, nnd the emblems of the land of their nativiy will be thrown to the breeze, to mivgle with the flag ot the land of Williaus Tell, in the Swi!zer’s home of freedum. Fats] Accident. Last Saturday, at the “Rising Sun mine, Colfax, a futul sccident oceurred. A young miner, Philip Mauuel, came np out of the shaft inu bucket, and waew-be renched the top carelessly stepped off in the wrong direclion, and instexd of geélging on the platform went down the other compartment of the skaft, He fell over one hundred feet and reevived such ipjariea as to quickly cause his death, He was about 25 years old anda native of Cornwall, Enoghad, The foneral took plice on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Davis, of this city, preached the funeral sermon. Eacalyptus. The discussion of the Bucalyptue during the past. fow. weeks. Prior was more popular than the blue gum of Fucalytus tree, It Wasa vigorous growet, grow on dry land without irrigation, made a beautiful shade tree until four or five years of age, was valaable as # timber, re= cvived a high polish, was excellent for Wagon timber, made the finest kindof firewood, and, in short, posseased all the valuable qualities that avy other variety of tree could poe. . sega: Nursurymen have raised) and sold the plants by ythe -million, and been pat out in various parts of the State) “Jtisalso kitbwn that ia {forest of the Dlug,gum can. be cut down ‘At any.time‘in she Pali ‘or Spring, and that a new growtly of forest trees’ will spring ‘forth “from the ‘td stumps that will make a much more rapid growth than a forest, of young trees. But a.change comes o'er the acene. variety of the Eucalyptus now in use on this ceast ia the poorest . variety'of the treé Known, that -it is worthless for timber or wood, aud is @ great exhauster ofthe. soil. Asa Pmatter of interest to. horticulturists it is elaitied that” ne Eucalyptes trees. shoald be allowed to grow within one bundred feet of an orchard, as the roote are fer reaching and exhaust the soil for that distance to Buch an extent that the orchard, s600 ed athe ta du te re, ps. be pred c A deiiri., City [3 MW Cri wi, Sun Jaa J Montyomery. question hag taken a decided turn) to this season nothing in California]: all Tt is claimed or diseovered: thas the}, mest materially sifer. ‘These. are be refuse. important stat merit. if true. KOGER CONLAN, Bravriry the Denelesien. and repe ge seed igre burna, apie. Pr See tt t ; al iat stone ia akin pa J. M. WALLING, Glenn's Sulphur Soap. In cases ATTORNEY aT LAW ont nd Ty it iereiee AND ~ Monat. Sele nt, €V Brown, City anly City N Sicbold, Colfax A Stéinbuuer, Soule J Audes son, City E O ‘lomp! ins, M:s 4> he lienbe rger, Mst: r shellenberger TC Wiseman, J GBickle, RR H Wesringer, bac Mine WH Wisemar, A ismert, Grove G@ Hoffuin San Juan Mr Wade, Mise Lockhart, City HOVEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange: Hotel. A.H HANSON, Proprietor. Mownpay. September A7th, 18775" HS Prailey, city . F Bradiey, City I Jew tt, CHaiks& w,N ¥ P Butler, Sin Sau ENorthup,S uau #B Guscrt i, Ranch KD Wili-ms, H H W FRowlands GV JS eley, Sau Juan L K Colgrove, D Me WR Acock, D Flat J WAlsun, vw Fit ( Weig:rd, B.eum E rk, BJoinfield AP Clark, Quaker g CK Clarke, G V “© Ca>penter, Hu son AB Dibbie, G Vul Mrs Gordon ¥adj.-—J Ditsu,Allisou & do Mra Dermith.s F IJ Joties A Ratch 1 Jones, J Berg, A stanch 3 Judd; G V«iMey A Smiley, san Juan W Kari, City J Bays, G Vatiey A Atwood, Moote’s F = Kddy, ‘City D Harris, ‘Bine ‘Tent N Thomasson, Bloom ¥ G Shieliv, Pitts W Binith, Ciry W Douge, G Valley BSTRAY NOTICE, hte to my premises about a week ago, smusli pack muie. The owmrcdn have the sume by proving property. Until the Owner cones torwurd and groves property, the aforesaid imutle will be kept at work iv a team, ty. pay tcr ree, Fur further particulals enquice of WILLIAM BUBKGE, Banuer Hill, Nevada ‘Yownrh ip. Devada, Supt. 18, 1877. 6el9 3w ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ed Cc. S°RING GRAVEL MINING CO Principu place of business, Nevada City. Loc.tone © works near Willow Valley, Nevada u. unty, C-l. Netice 1¢ hereby giveu, th t at aiseting of the Trustees, neid st ibe office of thé Secretary, sept. ¥ith, 2577, cents per share, was levied upon the cupitul stock of said Compunv, psyab © imniedixtelyin United States gold coin, to the ‘Secretary of .ie Company, at his Office, Broad street, Nevada + ity. Avy steck upon which said assessment 6heli remsin ju paid, on the 19th day of uct., 1077, will be deeme.! delinquent and advertine.t fur sele at public auction, and unless puyment is made before,.will be Bouden the 3d day of Nov., 1877, to pay er with costs of advertising end expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. A. H PARKER. Secretary. Keveda City, Sept, }9th, 1877. ¢ GROCERY, FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE. JOHN SENNER, &r., ad purchased the Stock of Goods of Mrs. Bluck,on COMMEHCIAL £T, ‘aud takes this method of notilying the Public that he will alwaya be supplied with a choice line of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, EsGs, POYLTRY, AND EVERY EIND OF FRUIT IN Ii8 SEASON. ee BY CLOS® ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Lew Prices and honorable treatmert, be hopes to receive 9 liberal patronage, Nevada City, Sept. 16, 1877. HORSE OWNERS ATTEN LION! BARTCN & HERZINGER BY pe perottree ae the Public that they hove torined » Co-partuership aud baveJesaseu the KEIH sHUP, néar tue Plaza, where they sreyrepated tode ~ HORSE-SHOLING »In all ite branches. ‘They have secured. Bp wervices of JOAN O'ROURKE, Ore of the best SHORRS in the State. [HE DOBLE BAR SHOK Yor Roadsters and Fast Horses ‘will get away with avything ever introduced bee, and thoswuu wats pcriect shoe shuaid . put fail to use it, Heavy shoeing dene in the most satis Suctery ABEROCT. cal snd sce specimens of work. WM. BARTON, Mevads City, Sept: 9, asl. . ROSER CONLAN, A® constently on hand, in totiles and o@ draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator’ and Calmee bacher, ‘MILWAUKEE BEER," Persems asking f2 Ciedit will noes wr: PUVELIC oung eae dei ce § regd: zvons toe the Sionx chief, hs Dye we Em's quran ot assessnent (No.-15.j) of 20) the deiing i.cnt assessment thereon, togethe . BENEFIT OF ; Mr. & Mrs. WRETLAND, Who will appear in their BOQUET OF SPECIALTIES. ————e gone WRETLAND, CHAMPION MAN OF ALL DANCES.ON _ THE PACIFIC OOAST, : Lightning Jig Dancer of America! Prince of Ethiopian Comedians. Late of Woedward’ Gerdens, Historica) “Museum, San. Francisco. ‘MONA WRETLAND, \The Pleasing Contraito, in New _ And Beautiful Ballads. Comic and Serio Comie Ronge and Dances. Mr, and Mrs. Wretland will be ably supe ported hy the following well known srtists: ‘Mr. ALF. GRAHAM, Great Impromptu Singer. ‘ Mr. HENRY CARLETON, favorite Baritone, Mr. A. MALTMAN. Mr. CHARLES HANSON. Mr. J, GRAY. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Perf.rmance commences ut 8. ADMISSION—Adults, 68 Cents. Chitdren 25 cents. « xedDLS For Justice ¢ of t the Peace. EOP GARTHE rE hereby announces himselfasa candidate for the cfiice of suice of the Peace, at the forthvoming Judicial Eleciion. For Justice of the Peace. B. DAVENIORE is hereby. anS. nouneed a8 a-cundidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevads Township at the ensuing Judicial Election. NO MORE ; CHINA CIGARS. P ae eet ® JOHN JACK, EREBY GIVES ‘NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, HE WiLL. Nor CHINESE, BUT Wil KEEP ON HAND IMPORTED AND. DOMESTIO CIGARS, T Which he will sell as Cheep as those manufactured by Chinamen. In consideration of this fact, he asks the patronage of all smokers wkv are opposed. to smoking CHINA CIGARS. large stoek of TOBACCO, NUTS, CANDIES, FRUIT, ete. Which he will sell at the lowest prices. Come and try my new stock of . CIGARS Which a. Chinaman never had the handling of. JOHN JACEK, Pine Street. Néveda. Sept. 8, 1877. WwW. F. CUMMINGS, BUOCESSOR TO MARKS & COMPANT,. MOORE'S FLAT, “RBYaDA CO. GAl OLD DUST BOUGHT? and lider) s¢vances made on Bullisn Sent rR anes tice in eit, the Gousis of . 7? for Asay Or Colnage st Wuitac tates Mint San FPreozs‘sce ter-gagon: =, Toemet Px. 12. an ps BUY OR SELL ANY CIGARS MADE BY. He has also on hand » Moore's Flat bw ae NEVA Es LO We publi day’s TRAN tion of. a b night, own Pleasant F pon. Us an m4 ticulars in deft this ¢ o'clock on in his bous until aboat ing, his ¢ noise, and Was the ma yng, bat-the inthe woc dogs were . y cbuined. an house and . * ter 3 0'cloc! glaring lig! He jamped jug ont of barn en velk having beer near the bu tident it wa there wis a Plows, wine 0 ehieker etc., which loss is abou vere on M) very lirge f leaves Lita world, Cleave . menced wo near the G are taking o ¥ng rock, w! to $30 per t ove footlo will tuke o crushing is Ca About twe the.old Cali reck on shy taken out « Oonipany t! for the labo: at work the tain. employ to work the probably m: ———— Nearly all port, Bioum abips, is now da County Every day — loads of {rei rive here. ‘ busy hauling tion of our o —_— Mr. and } by Mona W, Carlton, A. . nod’d, Gray ° @cnts, tainment. ut diy evpning ‘Wretlaud: nz pertormers, they will gir tion to afl w: to enjoy a pl Tbheutreon 5 Or ik The nad: r that the rea came to the Sead y even aud were vin arose from +: received tek fend fuuerals ened, Ser day neat, if 3 veut, Beni This Societ ef Mrs Dicke evening, Ax tended to all, Mas. GH Masa. A. A. Notice to Ry weniiial City Water W Lereby reque: use of the Bi complywith will be shut o i > . 34 Nevada, S¢

pees iectne ise ert Sead oe raWaeen eevy Mon titer side. ~ ciseo, Ana cIrY. Cle Woangsaay, september 19, 187% MOT is our rdphty author pee Ageut in Sacr@mento. He will re GEL he ivé aAdvertisemante and Sabscréptions . for the TRANSCRIPT, and receipt for us in eur nauic. cans & €al. abil Meat Cémpany. The Califyroia’ Fenit avd Meat) Shipping. Company will.commence operations on the Ist of October. We leaructiaw fuliuwing particulars in regard to it fom Johu Cashin, the Pre t. Fer the: present the le will ship theie meats to Sn BPeancisev; but will extend their business as oceasion dem: “nds, “The ' stookgolders,possessing “their own ranches and pastures, will have the necessary Amount of eatile always on han feady to sevd in, by slow and easy drives, to the Coutpany’s corrola at Réuo. At that place the Company bave' ‘erected ‘a large’and convedient ‘sluughter-house, —pnrposely desigued «nd fitted up for \illiig ‘aud’ preparing cattle for the ‘aurkets, The sladghter-bouse and . corealy.ave situated abont three quat=. ters of a usilefroum Rend, direetly on the railvoad, and they rest ‘along and are Adjacent to the.xailroad for about one mile. Tpeive unre between the railroud: pri the “Prackee river—an ‘irrigating ditch which runs io front oft’ the slaaguter-touse fornishing a0 abundance of pure running water ‘ior the use of Lhe cutile, The slaughtur-Woude is $0 constructed ws to allow full-sized railroad car, called ee refrigerator, torau into the buildjing, 60 that meats ig be loaded on Tue floor of this! car standson a level with the floor . of the ‘sluughterhouse, making thereby everything couvenient, and : insoring cleauliness in loading the cars with meat.. Thirty-five neatly dressed cattle ure moved from the asinughter house aud are carefully . Luog up iv the ‘refrigerator: car." ‘Sniscar, with its eon ents, is imwwediately forwarded to San Franwi.buut disturbance of any kindy ‘The car is patevted, and bas been thorongbty ‘und repeated)y tested in the Atlautic States, which luaves no doabis ua te ifs successfol, results in linding the meats perfectly fresh and matured covnghand just . right for qse. {t is well. to explain ‘bo nature of this ‘refrigerator car,’’ as most people think thut meat-in it “Ya frogev, which is most decidedly not the case, By tho nse of ice placed in a remote part of the cer with the proper management of hot nod cold air, the thermometer ia re-' duced and kept at an average of, way, from furty to fifty degrees, Fabren. heit, thas producing vatural cold and dry air, notwithstanding the. tbhermometer, on the outside of the car, may mork one buudred or over, The , nests placed im: that ear will be warcanted'to keep fresh and perfectly evund fur thirty days, Ne Use, Toe San Fraveiseo Chronicle, a few days ago, made many, fulse vptatements in tegard to politics in this couuty. We ealled attention to the many mistaken it had made, as nlso"id the Grass Volley Union. The Chronicle: comes back nt the Union snd insists that its first artiole was correct, svdthut the Union nod “PRaNeckrrr were wrong. We stated fugts, as every persun here kuow2, but the Chronicle has utterod it@f se’ statement aud is bound to atick to it. The ——. of yesterday mukés avother reply, bat it will be of no ‘avail--the Chfonicle will not retract its fulse stulement. It was never known to do such a thing, oy it ia about as well to let it aleme Mr. Union, State Tax Levy. On Saturd»y the State Boara of EqualizationJevied she tax for the pre ent fi-cal year, as follows: General fand, 32 cents. sebool fund, 25 vents; interest and sinking fund, 6 conta. Total, 63 cents one: ch $100. . Last year tbe rate was 73)4 cents, and the assessment roll was about aise million dollars larger than it} ig this year, Thisanrplus was du to théfact tha solvent debis were iacladed in the assessment lust year, aud as they ate now excluded it snows that the taxable property this year is reully g eater than ever Le { we, ‘ cuttin >_> The Gavin ii luaueb, which was 1 t at Mare Istand, is found to Rare k wink wt Ler weorings. a pre ge ETE Pine street was fenced in yesterday, while oy as gas pipe was beJing repaired.’ The new section men on the railroad, between “his city ard Grass . Valley, commenced work yesterday. The Chinaiien; the former “enployes, were discbarged. A son of Mr. Locklin, hile ont hunting afew days ago, Was somewhat burt by tbe barssing of bis gun. ~ He will be all rightagsiu in a few days. : Valley qaail were offered for sale in the market-yesterday: -It-was the first lot of the season. : Onaccountof the small streams ail being dry, botli-quail and other game, waich were plenty a few miles frum town, uboat »-moath »go,-bave + aildisippesred. . Hanters have now got to go a great . distance to be successfal in bagging game, Forty passengers wert down on, the train from this~ city: Monday morning. Most of them welt to the State Fair, _ We supengydire are a “great many. idle pen. sround. here whe would be’glad,to,work fos. the small egh Kind of wages. y Only one of the bridges in Chinatown, Grass Valley, was burned by the fire thereon Monday night. It was not wholly destroyed, aud is. passable for'footmen. There are iow fire watchmen on duty every vight. The Sate'y Committec furnish.tbree. and the city one, besides officer Seott. Notwithstanding the city is well provid-d with watchmen, every precaution sbould be taken against fires. W. J. Organ is engaged in examining-and doing all necessary repairs to the various. bridges and trestle works on the line of the NarLsow Gauye Railroad. The ~Company is beunad to keep everything in kind. ‘ The Union Hotel “bus” is the prettiest we have seen'in the State. Itis entirely new and was inade in} this city, which goes to show: that . as ; good work can be done as well here asin the cities below. * Rocklin Tragedies. We gavean account yesterday of thé murder of two men and one_woman, at Rocklin, on Saturday last. The murcers were committed by Chinamen. On Monday a dispatch was sent from Rocklin to the Chief of Police at Sacramento which states that two more dead bodies were found near that place tlrat morning ; >} one that of ayoung man about. 20 years of age, and the other that of a boy, about 8 years old. They were shot full of holes, and the parties: were evidently murdered by Chinese. On Sdnday inorning a meeting of citizens was held ia Rocklin, and in furtherance of the proceedthe town were notified tbat they had . until 6 P. M. to leave, as at that time those who remained would bo drivenont. They evidently saw that it was folly to baa and immediately made preparations to depart. At 4p. M. the last’squad, burdened with their baggage, tiled out of the town, and not one remiained, including those who had been working inthe railroad employ, except the prisoner.. In. their preparation for departure they were in no manner molested. men marehed to the Chinese quarabout twenty-five, was demolished In one of them—a boarding house— kindled, and in afew minutes the er were in flaines. put on. streains ramento, >? _ Dace Friday Night. anteed toullwho attend. © ang22-3 at the funeral of Rapbarl Semmes. bile, Alwbuma, all thisugh the day. bis: bast quies. en good eae to avoid accidents of any . . ings taken, the Chinese residents of “At 6 o'clock a body of ter, and every’ liouse, to a total of there was a stove in which some fire remained, and in conarquence of. this when the roof*fell’ the “ribbish” was material of thie atructure and anothAs it was close to the railroad water tank and round . house; the railroad employes quickly pane tene men and -woveded ‘wight, from their force pump, and protected the company’s property. Among the buildiugs destroyed was Sau Lee's store, but the owner had during the day chartered a car and removed his goods to Sa.Don’t fail to attend the ‘social dance, to be given ut Hunt's Hall on Friday night, by Prof. Mailer and Frank Beckett. A good time guar. Califvmianes, TaExe were fifty-three pallbearers und half-hour guns were. fired at Mo-}: ‘wit too many Gay. This muy be done by the Rezislature, ax we are ‘assured by eminent lawyers. Others say it requires a Coostitationsl amendment. A cotemporal¥ says, Articles IV and V ofthe Constitation provides for the gevernl State elections ‘to be held on the first Wedoesday in Septearbder uiless otherwise provided by the Legislatare.”’ Is not this placing the wnole power of regulating elections in the bands ef the Legislatare? Article VI provides the judicial . offi7 gers shall be elected **at special elec: tions “fo be provided by law.” Would it be unconstitutional for the Legislature to provide that the gen-. efal aud judicial elections shouid be held on the same day and at the sume place? It y:ould be far less expensive and equally hs satisfactory as itis now. Judicial nomiuations are.made by each party, an.] it is idle to tulk about ignoring in the selection ef judicial candidates,Oo this agubject the Sacramento Bee pertinently remarks: ‘There is nothing except the law, which the .Lagislaturé may ot any time alter, fixing the time of either of these electious. ln otber words, there is no Cousti-: tional] proviso thattneLegi+lature sbali not orderthem both to be beld atthe same time and place. The only thing necessury is to have two bullot boxes apd two sets of bullots— jadicial and general. The voter would hand in both ballots at the sawe time, and they would be deposired.in their respective boxes, and the Constitution would be complied with--the two. elections would be held. ‘Lo prevent the tickets getting into the wrong boxes, the word ‘general’ might be printed. on, the back of oue ballot, aud judicial on the cther.’’ This is a matter worthy the . cuusideration of the members-elect. Any Legisl iture that will reduce the . expenses of the Government and dimivieh the taxes of the people will be a blessing, and appreciated by the public, Latest News Items, The story recently published that Sitting Bult is a ecvullege graduate bamed Jacobs is contradisted. Captain ‘I. D. Phelps hus been ordered to the command of the receiving ship Iudependence at Mare Islaud, relieving ‘Captain Wm. Hopkins, A cattle @ealer named Pittsburg named Dyer is missing, and it.is thought that he hus been robbed and murdered. The Secretary of the Treasury on Saturday received $7,.51 fiom an unknowam person foray error in ineome returns. It was placed to the credit of the conseience far d A dispatch suys the troops have come up with the Warm Spring Inand killed 4C of them. ' Acamp meeting of the Christian Clureb is wine held near Santa RoBa. The Presidential party arrived at Cincinnati Suturduy; and met with a brilliant reception. Wade Hampton addressed the péo-' ple of Louisville Ky., Saturday. It is thought that Minister Pierre. point will be recalled from London. Yehtow fever is said to be spreading at Fernandina, Florida. There were thirty pew cases Saturday. Hugh Caperton, brother of the lute Seautur Cuperton, of West Virginia is dead. _ A Nihilist conspiracy has been discovered by the: Russian police for the assuss:nation of the Czar. Accounts*of the Gepredatione of the Warm Spring. Indians continue to atrive. They have murdered and stolen.a lurge numberof borses and mules. Arizona and New Mexico troops started in pursuit, j Two bundred men wore suspended im the construction department at Mare Island ‘Frid.y and Satwid ry, leaving but fifty men im the department, ‘ Califaenia sapltaliats are negotia. of jand on the Lower Frazer river for Wesley Fowler, of Howell’ Praitie, ay, fropi tie onan of whieh he in diede» he ‘Siving B wil comission pdt . Fodicink election ‘coaye off on the same [ee destroy the fire spreading with sach great . several large.torests of this tree have Aing for the purchase of 50,000 acres the purpose of founding a colony ‘of Oregon, wis kicked by a horse Sa'ed Ouaha, ym eu toute to the California Mai@urse elections, They afea ‘needless avd} At dies expéhsive luxury, he co jon Mond : + Legislature sbonld § evd the Elecih the geptre acid Dw, im) lass . tion Law so as to Lay the Staite and . Vulley, ad fro 60, buildings “ Adee e alatm was ‘Bivay, bouses were in-flaues, and the fire B60u communicated to all the buildings iu that vicivity. The buildings were of the most co.bustible material, apd the firemen fought ‘bravely to save some portion of tbat part of “the. town, but their labors were frui:less, The Crinamen did not bu¥é-a chuuce fo sve anything, rapidity. Not a single buildiug ou -but street remuived standing yesterday anorning. Chinatown bring some dis ance from the private resis dences of the citizens of that place, they were eutirely unt of ‘danger.— At ove time it was thought the sparks would commuuicaté to bonuses eu the other streets,bat they did not, aud BO burldiugs were destroyed except those uwned by the Chinese. Lhe cause of the fires unlsnown. _ Nousg Patriots. J. J. Ou, of this city, has two of his childrev, aged atout nine and} twelve yeurs of nge, receiving their eduestioa in Swizerland. Last weck he received « letter’from them stating thatibere was to bea grand celebration ull ‘through Switzerlaud abont the first of Octuber, in honor of SODve great event, und that tlre authorities in thestown: they lived bad given them permission to decorate with the sturs aud stripes, They therefore wrote to ask ‘papa wouid le please send them some Awerican fligs to decdrato their bonse witb.”’ Mr. O.t promptly sept by express two dozen flags vf various sizes, to the little ones, nnd the emblems of the land of their nativiy will be thrown to the breeze, to mivgle with the flag ot the land of Williaus Tell, in the Swi!zer’s home of freedum. Fats] Accident. Last Saturday, at the “Rising Sun mine, Colfax, a futul sccident oceurred. A young miner, Philip Mauuel, came np out of the shaft inu bucket, and waew-be renched the top carelessly stepped off in the wrong direclion, and instexd of geélging on the platform went down the

other compartment of the skaft, He fell over one hundred feet and reevived such ipjariea as to quickly cause his death, He was about 25 years old anda native of Cornwall, Enoghad, The foneral took plice on Sunday. Rev. Mr. Davis, of this city, preached the funeral sermon. Eacalyptus. The discussion of the Bucalyptue during the past. fow. weeks. Prior was more popular than the blue gum of Fucalytus tree, It Wasa vigorous growet, grow on dry land without irrigation, made a beautiful shade tree until four or five years of age, was valaable as # timber, re= cvived a high polish, was excellent for Wagon timber, made the finest kindof firewood, and, in short, posseased all the valuable qualities that avy other variety of tree could poe. . sega: Nursurymen have raised) and sold the plants by ythe -million, and been pat out in various parts of the State) “Jtisalso kitbwn that ia {forest of the Dlug,gum can. be cut down ‘At any.time‘in she Pali ‘or Spring, and that a new growtly of forest trees’ will spring ‘forth “from the ‘td stumps that will make a much more rapid growth than a forest, of young trees. But a.change comes o'er the acene. variety of the Eucalyptus now in use on this ceast ia the poorest . variety'of the treé Known, that -it is worthless for timber or wood, aud is @ great exhauster ofthe. soil. Asa Pmatter of interest to. horticulturists it is elaitied that” ne Eucalyptes trees. shoald be allowed to grow within one bundred feet of an orchard, as the roote are fer reaching and exhaust the soil for that distance to Buch an extent that the orchard, s600 ed athe ta du te re, ps. be pred c A deiiri., City [3 MW Cri wi, Sun Jaa J Montyomery. question hag taken a decided turn) to this season nothing in California]: all Tt is claimed or diseovered: thas the}, mest materially sifer. ‘These. are be refuse. important stat merit. if true. KOGER CONLAN, Bravriry the Denelesien. and repe ge seed igre burna, apie. Pr See tt t ; al iat stone ia akin pa J. M. WALLING, Glenn's Sulphur Soap. In cases ATTORNEY aT LAW ont nd Ty it iereiee AND ~ Monat. Sele nt, €V Brown, City anly City N Sicbold, Colfax A Stéinbuuer, Soule J Audes son, City E O ‘lomp! ins, M:s 4> he lienbe rger, Mst: r shellenberger TC Wiseman, J GBickle, RR H Wesringer, bac Mine WH Wisemar, A ismert, Grove G@ Hoffuin San Juan Mr Wade, Mise Lockhart, City HOVEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange: Hotel. A.H HANSON, Proprietor. Mownpay. September A7th, 18775" HS Prailey, city . F Bradiey, City I Jew tt, CHaiks& w,N ¥ P Butler, Sin Sau ENorthup,S uau #B Guscrt i, Ranch KD Wili-ms, H H W FRowlands GV JS eley, Sau Juan L K Colgrove, D Me WR Acock, D Flat J WAlsun, vw Fit ( Weig:rd, B.eum E rk, BJoinfield AP Clark, Quaker g CK Clarke, G V “© Ca>penter, Hu son AB Dibbie, G Vul Mrs Gordon ¥adj.-—J Ditsu,Allisou & do Mra Dermith.s F IJ Joties A Ratch 1 Jones, J Berg, A stanch 3 Judd; G V«iMey A Smiley, san Juan W Kari, City J Bays, G Vatiey A Atwood, Moote’s F = Kddy, ‘City D Harris, ‘Bine ‘Tent N Thomasson, Bloom ¥ G Shieliv, Pitts W Binith, Ciry W Douge, G Valley BSTRAY NOTICE, hte to my premises about a week ago, smusli pack muie. The owmrcdn have the sume by proving property. Until the Owner cones torwurd and groves property, the aforesaid imutle will be kept at work iv a team, ty. pay tcr ree, Fur further particulals enquice of WILLIAM BUBKGE, Banuer Hill, Nevada ‘Yownrh ip. Devada, Supt. 18, 1877. 6el9 3w ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ed Cc. S°RING GRAVEL MINING CO Principu place of business, Nevada City. Loc.tone © works near Willow Valley, Nevada u. unty, C-l. Netice 1¢ hereby giveu, th t at aiseting of the Trustees, neid st ibe office of thé Secretary, sept. ¥ith, 2577, cents per share, was levied upon the cupitul stock of said Compunv, psyab © imniedixtelyin United States gold coin, to the ‘Secretary of .ie Company, at his Office, Broad street, Nevada + ity. Avy steck upon which said assessment 6heli remsin ju paid, on the 19th day of uct., 1077, will be deeme.! delinquent and advertine.t fur sele at public auction, and unless puyment is made before,.will be Bouden the 3d day of Nov., 1877, to pay er with costs of advertising end expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. A. H PARKER. Secretary. Keveda City, Sept, }9th, 1877. ¢ GROCERY, FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE. JOHN SENNER, &r., ad purchased the Stock of Goods of Mrs. Bluck,on COMMEHCIAL £T, ‘aud takes this method of notilying the Public that he will alwaya be supplied with a choice line of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, VEGETABLES, EsGs, POYLTRY, AND EVERY EIND OF FRUIT IN Ii8 SEASON. ee BY CLOS® ATTENTION TO BUSINESS, Lew Prices and honorable treatmert, be hopes to receive 9 liberal patronage, Nevada City, Sept. 16, 1877. HORSE OWNERS ATTEN LION! BARTCN & HERZINGER BY pe perottree ae the Public that they hove torined » Co-partuership aud baveJesaseu the KEIH sHUP, néar tue Plaza, where they sreyrepated tode ~ HORSE-SHOLING »In all ite branches. ‘They have secured. Bp wervices of JOAN O'ROURKE, Ore of the best SHORRS in the State. [HE DOBLE BAR SHOK Yor Roadsters and Fast Horses ‘will get away with avything ever introduced bee, and thoswuu wats pcriect shoe shuaid . put fail to use it, Heavy shoeing dene in the most satis Suctery ABEROCT. cal snd sce specimens of work. WM. BARTON, Mevads City, Sept: 9, asl. . ROSER CONLAN, A® constently on hand, in totiles and o@ draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator’ and Calmee bacher, ‘MILWAUKEE BEER," Persems asking f2 Ciedit will noes wr: PUVELIC oung eae dei ce § regd: zvons toe the Sionx chief, hs Dye we Em's quran ot assessnent (No.-15.j) of 20) the deiing i.cnt assessment thereon, togethe . BENEFIT OF ; Mr. & Mrs. WRETLAND, Who will appear in their BOQUET OF SPECIALTIES. ————e gone WRETLAND, CHAMPION MAN OF ALL DANCES.ON _ THE PACIFIC OOAST, : Lightning Jig Dancer of America! Prince of Ethiopian Comedians. Late of Woedward’ Gerdens, Historica) “Museum, San. Francisco. ‘MONA WRETLAND, \The Pleasing Contraito, in New _ And Beautiful Ballads. Comic and Serio Comie Ronge and Dances. Mr, and Mrs. Wretland will be ably supe ported hy the following well known srtists: ‘Mr. ALF. GRAHAM, Great Impromptu Singer. ‘ Mr. HENRY CARLETON, favorite Baritone, Mr. A. MALTMAN. Mr. CHARLES HANSON. Mr. J, GRAY. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Perf.rmance commences ut 8. ADMISSION—Adults, 68 Cents. Chitdren 25 cents. « xedDLS For Justice ¢ of t the Peace. EOP GARTHE rE hereby announces himselfasa candidate for the cfiice of suice of the Peace, at the forthvoming Judicial Eleciion. For Justice of the Peace. B. DAVENIORE is hereby. anS. nouneed a8 a-cundidate for the office of Justice of the Peace for Nevads Township at the ensuing Judicial Election. NO MORE ; CHINA CIGARS. P ae eet ® JOHN JACK, EREBY GIVES ‘NOTICE THAT ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, HE WiLL. Nor CHINESE, BUT Wil KEEP ON HAND IMPORTED AND. DOMESTIO CIGARS, T Which he will sell as Cheep as those manufactured by Chinamen. In consideration of this fact, he asks the patronage of all smokers wkv are opposed. to smoking CHINA CIGARS. large stoek of TOBACCO, NUTS, CANDIES, FRUIT, ete. Which he will sell at the lowest prices. Come and try my new stock of . CIGARS Which a. Chinaman never had the handling of. JOHN JACEK, Pine Street. Néveda. Sept. 8, 1877. WwW. F. CUMMINGS, BUOCESSOR TO MARKS & COMPANT,. MOORE'S FLAT, “RBYaDA CO. GAl OLD DUST BOUGHT? and lider) s¢vances made on Bullisn Sent rR anes tice in eit, the Gousis of . 7? for Asay Or Colnage st Wuitac tates Mint San FPreozs‘sce ter-gagon: =, Toemet Px. 12. an ps BUY OR SELL ANY CIGARS MADE BY. He has also on hand » Moore's Flat bw ae NEVA Es LO We publi day’s TRAN tion of. a b night, own Pleasant F pon. Us an m4 ticulars in deft this ¢ o'clock on in his bous until aboat ing, his ¢ noise, and Was the ma yng, bat-the inthe woc dogs were . y cbuined. an house and . * ter 3 0'cloc! glaring lig! He jamped jug ont of barn en velk having beer near the bu tident it wa there wis a Plows, wine 0 ehieker etc., which loss is abou vere on M) very lirge f leaves Lita world, Cleave . menced wo near the G are taking o ¥ng rock, w! to $30 per t ove footlo will tuke o crushing is Ca About twe the.old Cali reck on shy taken out « Oonipany t! for the labo: at work the tain. employ to work the probably m: ———— Nearly all port, Bioum abips, is now da County Every day — loads of {rei rive here. ‘ busy hauling tion of our o —_— Mr. and } by Mona W, Carlton, A. . nod’d, Gray ° @cnts, tainment. ut diy evpning ‘Wretlaud: nz pertormers, they will gir tion to afl w: to enjoy a pl Tbheutreon 5 Or ik The nad: r that the rea came to the Sead y even aud were vin arose from +: received tek fend fuuerals ened, Ser day neat, if 3 veut, Beni This Societ ef Mrs Dicke evening, Ax tended to all, Mas. GH Masa. A. A. Notice to Ry weniiial City Water W Lereby reque: use of the Bi complywith will be shut o i > . 34 Nevada, S¢