September 20, 1876 (4 pages)

Bi Bail Tetuscript Sf game. i All people are mot slike. It ise good thing such fg the case we think. If all were peevish and cross and fretfal, the world would be by the ears all the time; ) Jf all possessed the same “intelligence, how would thise” get along who live by their wits? If all were circamspect. inj their behavior, gossips~would Jose . their cceapat om and be uabappy, "If foots wore str dead, there would ‘be.no one to contrast &. hall-witted . fellow withYto prove his superority. Nature has always been very shrewd ‘Strack the Channel. The Cold Spring Gravel Mining pany,baye been et work. fog a eS oN edhne to penetrate 4 cient river . channel tho@ through (thelr groatid. ey struck gravel several thes a thdpast si® months, Vat bave €or tinued explorations with a view ‘to get somewhere near the bottom of the channel, and to discover if posible its dimensions. A: theit work has. been . done by tunneling and drift.ing, and apy. one who knows anything. about mining knows that it is difficalt to tell what'is abead of you un-. ‘der ground, and where it is located, ’ hos ever, and inva now fasten? 8 — ee, ree ¢ Sede sein > w —_ love to listen! in these matters. The bigger fool a man is the more conceit be has, as a rule, We have seen men strutting around &s proud as a peacock, when every oue was making fun of themright before their faces. It-is a nice thing to see a wise looking . man—obe who acts as if each hair on his bead ‘weighs @ pound and a quarter, aud whothinks the responsibility of a whole, comaunizy rests on bis shoulders. A handsome man is a pretty thing to see too,—oné who prides bimself on his beauty, and measures his importance by what he sees in the glass,’ Nature makes & very pretty little turn in the case of a drunkard. When he is making himself the mogt ridiculous in the eyes of spectators, she makes him feel be is doing himself the proudest. Wejhave often thought a man would appear better to keepy” still when be is drank, bat that is fhe time he ‘wants totalkthe most. We suppose the object nature has in fixing the matter up iu that way is, so he will be sure to let hia wife know when he comes home soaked. It is'‘a good thing that some people If they did not, who would bear the ones who are bound todo allthe talking? Professional men of the least ability are always discussing the ability of others. They ¢an appear wiser that way than any other. Itisa provision of nature that. some people like to tuke medicine; it they did not, how would quack doctors live? If they should starve to death, it would be too bad. 1f mules would not kick, a good many mean men would not have their ribs broken. Grass Valley Items. We collate the following from the Grass Valley Union of yesterday: Thé Allison Ranch Franklin mine is showing a remarkably rich ledge. A great mupy ‘‘pannings’’ have been made of the quariz taken out and from $10 to: $20 worth of gold to the panis nothing uncommon, Not asingle panning has been made but shows plenty of gold. Drifts are now being run, ‘and the ledge is large and iwery rich. So far the indications are that the Allison Ranch Franklin is going to beat the old Allison Ranch mine, which produced millions of gold. Hon, Frank Ganahl, of Los Angeles, candidate for Presidential ‘Elector on .the Democratic ticket, » will address the people of Grass Valley, next Thursday evening, the 2ist of September, Mr, Ganahlis one of the moat eloquent mene in the State. Rev. Father Phelan left Grass Yo. ley last Sunday, where he has officiated for several years in St. Puatrick'$ Church, and went to Austin; Nevajia,’ ‘and will take charge of the Catholic Ghurch there. The Reverend Father takes with bim the best whishes of a large circle of friends, in-and outof bis obureh, for bis pa pevity and happiness, ' Disp.—Last Saturday Frank House died at Chalk Bluff, in this county. About three weeks ago he had a difficulty with George Skelton and reesived a stad which wounded a large artery neat the groin. At the time, Frank House came. very near bleeding to death bef.re he received surgical attention, He was soon after taken with pneumonia, superinduced by loss of blood, aud that disease terminated his liferThe deceased. was much esteemed in Chalk Bluff and vivinity.—@. V. Union. , Tas Boston Journal moves to aweud Tilden's phrenologieal char us follows! “Alimeativeness (as to railroads), large; aeguisitiveness, huge; secretiveness (of tex returns, ) unexampted; love of country, tive ov a scale of ffiy,*’ certainty that the old channel on which was located the Live Ouk and other fabulously’rieh diggings, runs through their grounds a mile and 4 half distant from those old claims, They have proved that the intervering ground which has sever been touched, is a part of the richest chan‘nel in the world, and they have, we feel sure, demonstrated facts sufficient to prove to capitalists that bere is @ field holding out inducements unsurpassedin the State. ‘The Com. pany have established the fact that they are on the channel, and the ‘gravel in the cluim speaks for itself, All old settlers and miners who knew the old claims on this side of it, say the gravel and the gold in the two are identical. Residents here feel sure that the ridge between Sugar . Loaf atid the Cold Springs‘will have it inside uf two years, The discovery at the Cold Springs gives new life toevery ona, and raises the most hopeful anticipations, 7 Citizens Bank. The affairs of tbe Bank of Nevada County have been satisfactorily arranged between the creditors and the corporation, and the 8ank of Nevada County is one of the things that was. The Citizens Bank will take its place. The stock is divided into 2,000 shares of the par value of $100 each, The officers of the Bank have been elected or appointed, and are as follows: Directors—George A. Cooper, R. M. Hunt, Joba ’T.: Morgan; T.-W. -Sigourney;—E.M;-Preston, Thos. Mein, and George M. Hughes. President, E. M. Preston. The Cashier bas not yet been .ap-j pointed. From the list of officers and the character of the stockbolders of the Bunk, and its assets, it will be seen that it is one of the strongest institutions of the kind in the State. We predict that the stock of this concern will be ‘at par inside eighteen months, The opening of a bank here isa matter of great importance to our citizens and to the whole’county in general. Business will soon begin to feel the effects of it. We shall expect to see many sacksof eoin which have been rusting in the ground for months, come forward now and be ‘. pat where they will be safe, and at the same time be-of some use tu the community. The-Citizeny Bunk. of Nevada City will be as safe as the Bank of England. = Getting Heady. We presume some other State besides California has been passing a law inimical to the interests of quacks, or else those of California aré getting ready for the time wheh the law will take effect. It appears }the Custom” House authorities. of New York seized, the other day, a package of ‘printed matier’’ addreusedto Dr. D., C. Buchanan, and it proved to be a large number of hianmely engrayed diplomas in bluak. ‘. This isa specimen of then: Let all met know now and heréafter that is a regular gradaate of the Kelectic Medical. College of Peunsylvania, He is of high mora) character,.ubstemious in bis habits, and commands the respect of the faculty of this institauon. E. C. Bucwanan, President. . L. H. Montacux, M.D. ——— of Anatomy und Puysioli OT Aieidinaote M.D., BL. D., Professor of. Cuemistry. G. L. Lacranar, M. M , Professor vf Ovstetries and divewdas of Women. 5 BEE as « Tue rival to the Santa Barbara j grape vine, distant twenty-two miles Southeast of Sab Diego, weasures thirty-three inebes im cireumference aud vovers a space equal to forty feet square. It is only thirteen years: old but promises to rival the greut vine, fis year its product is about 1,700 bunches of fiae grapes, of the MisA ee ES provided it ig there. The Oold4 Mr. Welch of Chesnut Hill. ‘sire_to wigning _ running horses, . pomapeaonts Ae Bs 11, 1876. Wi, Nevins Dauy Taaxsceuer:— nj Judge$ of horses aay thatthe display ere i¢the finest ever seen in Amers}’ fica, although not manyof the noted pracera were on exhibition. The specimens shown were in the highest degree satisfactory. I will give a de=" scription of some of thé most noted thoroaghbbreds and trotters. A thoroughbred is un enima} whose geneal-, ogy can be traced six generations on MBoth sides: One of the most prom~4 inent thoronghbreds at the live stock’ show, is “Leamington” owned by As af” Leamington stands only second Sie point where it is no longer doubtful . Lesington inthe number of his: g where they are. They know for a . He has only been in the stad in th 3 coun ‘ry since 1867, and the only four of bis first get that were ever frained, are Longfellow, Littleton; Eaquirer and Lynchburg; while Lexington was ip the stad, some years previous to that time. Leamington is the highest type representative of an English thoroughbred horse, being a hand some black, with a star in his: forehead, and white heels: Hs stands sixteen hands, two inches in height. Mr. Welsh also shows brood mares, Maggie, B. B. by imported Australian, Lida, by Lexington, the dam of General Beaufort’s Enquirer; Maiden the dem of JumesA. and Mr, Lorrillard’s Parole. Mr, Joseph Baker of Chesnut county, exhibits Andes, a grandson of the noted running mare Fashion. “His sire was the iwported Bonnie Scotland. Andes bus not béeu trained since he was three a thousand laborers employed upon . -¥42's old__He formerly belonged to Mr. Justice of this city, who used him as a sdddle horse 1n Fairmount Park, He was sold one year ugo to Mr. Baker. Lomestone is exhibited by Mr. Hitchcock of. Massachusetts. He stands fifteen hands and three inches in height, of a dull chestnut color. His career as a runner upon the turf, was successful. Another splendid specimen is shown by A. J, Cassett.The most prominent trot-: ter on the grounds is Thomas Jeffersof, the famous black staHion that Mr, Sanders of the Live Stock Journal of Chicago, once described as the “whirlwind of the East,’’ by which: title heise still known, having sastained his reputation, ‘by winning the closely contested race of August 4th }— 1874, at Buffulo, and receiving @special purse given for stallions, ut the Buffalo’ meeting of that year. He beat Sensation and St, James, at Point Breeze Philadelphia, in May 1875. The following week at Prospect Park New York, he again beat Sensation, and reduced his record to 2:23, whick-he tow holds. Ia~September 1875, he won a race at Mystic Purk near Boston, and at the same time came off victor in a closely contested race, over.a field of ‘fine horses, winning first money. — Biemargk a fine stallion, is exbibired by Mr. Wolbert-of New York. Hzppy Medium the property of Mr. Steel of Pbiludelpiia, bas a handsome representation on the grounds, in a four year old stallion, bred from a mare'by Wiley Morgan, sometimes koown as the Vermoyt Morgan, sired by Mr. Dorsey,s famous Goldast. His dam was the famous Long Distance,mare, being an all day driver, The Owners of this colt, drove bim on the road from Orange county New York, to the Exposition in three days; a distance of ubout one handred and eighty miles. Cuester county, also exhibits Inkermun, fashionably bred by Speedwell, . Hansbletoniun dam by Brown Trafalgar, He has ‘never trotted races, bubcsu showa 2:36 gai. The Gen. tennial Commissioners have at last agreed on the form of medal to be {. awarded exhibitors, aud a-wax impresaion of the design, has been accepted. It is round ia form, and mude cf bronze. It is fotir inches in diameter, the largest of the kind ever struck in the United States. The stamps were engraved by Heary Mitchell of Boston, and the medai will be formed at the mint in thi8 city. In the centre of the face :is a female tigure representing America seated on av elevation, and holding a crown of laurels over the emblems of industry layius at*ber feet. On the ottside zone of the faces, are four otwer female figures:in . bas-relief, wich with appropriate synibols rep resent America, Europe, Asia aud Africa, respectively. The reverse. side has ia the centre ithe words “Awarded by the United States Centennial Coinmission, and da tbe outside zone, “luaterpational Exbibition slou vanely, at Paifadelphin, M.D. ©. OC, C) Ta Mr. Joseph Baker of }I." iin raised let f laurels separates on es@t face, deom the inner area. It will eg as digeritsinatiog.£ ae to the most to wi oll BO doubt Te expitessed, 8 t dissafisfaction wis wma shall bave been made. The ‘rivalry and competition ia very close between foreign and home exhibitors, AMICTS —_ » a 30,000 tons at wheat are stored in the warehouses ott Stockton, =<. ia : [By Teiegraph.] Spoine Stocks. 155 “Ophir 6 oe a EA Fe ee boa! & One 15%, . 150. Best & Belcher 48, 420 California 61%, 80 Basage 19%. : 1085 Con Virginia 573. a 15 Gbhollar 9044. a 200 Hule & Norcross: 10%. a & 155° Crown Point 115%, ; 910 Yellow Jucket 2744. 295 Imperial 4%.105 Alpha 46%. 200 Belcher 22%. 180 Sierra Nevada 14%, 2385. Union Con 14%. — 950 Lady Bryan 45c. 240 Bresequer 14%. 130 Overman 74. _ 20 Sitver Hilt 814. 533 Baltimore 24%, ‘Yesterday Afternoon’s a Northern Belle 24. Eureka Con 1644. New Coso 25% Bess Leopard 94. California 62. Con Virginia 573/ Raymond & Ely oy% Alpha 47, Yellow Jacket 2%. Gould & Ourry 153% Ophir, 593%. ~ Best & Beleher 48. Savage 1944. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFPFZIGER, Proprietor. Monpay, September 18th, 1876.Geo Lord, Yuba Mine CE Mulloy; City B.Guscetti, do Major Downie, Centennial Mine , Chas Bennet, San Francisco A Murchie, Mine Miss Carrie Frink, City D Rose, You Bet J Spald ing,;San Francisco J Wheeler, Lake City . Wm Harris, Relief Hill D # Allen, Sun Francisco J Hatch, anthony House A Berryman, Grars Valley das Pooky, do WA Knovilton & family, _— Peed John E Wiley, Frank Knowlton, = W Lester, City : + C Randall, Bock Creek H Belmore, Col Hill Miss A Bouv ier, Gold Flat HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel, S. A. EDDY, Proprictor. Mornay, September 18th, 1876, J F Johnson, San Francisco F Henry, Moors’s Fiat.CB Northup North Bloomfield E Williams; San Jose ML Matsh: City F Harland & wife, Downieville Misa Lefever, Alleghany J F Beckett, Grass Valley Mrs Gilmore, Maine H Lothe, City Sales. BORN, . At Grass Valley, September’ 16 ,. 1876; to W. 0. War 7 and Wife, a D:uzgbter MARRIED. — At Truckee, s Bopte: 14, 1876, by Rev. NO. Luke, A rickuell of Truckee, to wis Florence Baker of San Franci-co. a DIED. At.Graag he September 17, 1876, , aged 47 years, a native of yaney? September 16, 1876, George, sun of Heary and E)izabeth Quick, aged 2 monthsand 10 days, a native of Grass Valley, i REPUBLICAN MEETINGS! _—HON. H, F. PAGE, wir address the people on the an of the day, as follows: At Grass Valley, Monday, Oct. 9. Nevada City, Tuesday, ‘‘ 10: N. San Jaan, Wednesday,“ 17. Dutch Flat, Thursday, “ 12. COUNTY -COMMITIEES will please make arrapgenients for the reception of the . Speaker, and Club orzanizatiens are paratrangements made. By order ef the Committee. ALEX, G. ABELL, Chairman. deal-of tei a upon = the delin usnt assessment, —— be to a of'the undersigned, ticularly requested to co-operate in the Re ration, ; States gold and aiver coin, to the ee tary “at the office of the conipany, No. Csfifornia Street, San Francisco. Any stock upon -which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of October, 1876, will be deling: ent and. advertised for sale at.public auction, and unny is made before, will be wld onday, the 6th dy of November, i876, WM. SMALL, Secretary. Office No. 635 Calitornia St. San Francisco. 819 . UNION MARKET. » €Commdrctal Street, Nevada « Cle, jae Giimsimtinty ba 5 Bs Be aiice t palitighy Ww" PROLESALZ AND. RETAIL DEN ERS IN ger MUTTON, CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LaRp, PROBATE NOTICE. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ef . Nevada. In Probate Court. In the . matter of the estate of Frank House, de. ce sed Puranant to an made on the 18th day of September, A, D. 1876, notice ig hereby. given that Saturday, the 30th day of . Se o'clock, P. M. of da day,at-the Court Room of said Court, at the City uf Nevada, in the County of Nevada, have been appointed as the tim@ and place for proving ithe Will of'said Frank House deceased,and for hearing the application of David. Rose f.r the issuance to him of, Letters Testamentary, when, and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. 819 By JvHnN WEBBER, Deputy. CONSTABLE SALE. Y virtue oi an. Execution tome delivered, issued out of the Justice Court of A. A, mith, Justice of the Peace, Bloo . field Township, County of Nevads, Stat of Californias, bearing date Sept. 14th 1876, in favor 6f M. Bremond and ayainst Frank Louchet, for the sam of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($160) 0.8. Gold Coin. together with $25 c sts and disbursemeuts at thedate of saidJundgment, I have levied upon the foilowing described property heretofore attached . to-wit: That certain Mining Claim known as the Louchet Claiin, eituated in Virgin Valley Mining District, Bivomdeld ‘Tewnship, Nevada County, Cal., Soathwest by North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co’s. ground. and on the Northeast by R. D. Skidniore’s ground, kuown as tne Hope Tunnel, and fronting the Main Humbug Crees: eight hundred feet more or less, and runpving in a. Northwest rly direction to the centre of Back Bone Ridge, containing eighty:acr s, more or less. Notice is hereby given that I will expose at Public Saleall the abeve described property to the highest bidder for Cash, in front of T. P, Crandal.’s Store, in the town of North Bloomfield, FRIDAY. Oct 6th. 1876, between the hoursof One and Two o’cluck P.M. Given under my hand this 14th day of Sept., 1876. E. CUMMINGS, S17. Constable, Bloomfield Township. Notice to Owners and Parties Interested in the New England Quartz Mining Company. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Wu. of the act of Congress of May 10th, 1872, entitled ‘An Act to promote the dayelopment of the mining: resvurces-of. the United State.,” that Geo. W Hobart, Lonisa P. Hobart, and Wm. M LaForce,co-owners in the quartz claim known and located as the New England Quartz Mining Company situated on Gold F:at, Nevada County, Cal,, known and designated as the ‘*Was. son Leud,” containing sixteen hundred feet. That said Geo. W. Hobart, Louisa ‘¢ Hobart aud ot eed " ore ave performed the for tho yeurs ending 1874 and 1875. That of the smount so expended there is due to the ssid Hobsarts and LuaForce, the sum of Thirty-two Dolars, from the interest standing in the name of Wm. I. Stinger,ou account of ownership, of one tenth interest in said claim, to-wit, 160 feet. That said Geo. W. Hobact, Louisa P. Hobart, and Wm.M. LaForce have assigned all their interest in said assessment, work and claiu to the undersigaed Now therefore, unless the ssid amount due from Wm. I. Stinger is paid within one hundred and eighty days from the date of the first publication hereof. said or e-tenth interest will be forfeited to the undersigned. WARREN T. LOCKHART. September 15th, ‘1876-3m ESTRAY NOTICE. October, year old Steer, a preided UH on left hip, and also a brand on: side, blurred. Ear. marks—slit in left ear, under bit and’over bit in right. The owner by proving ony # érty and paying datoages can recover j not called fer within 30 yg: will be ae . SCHARDIN. Newtown, Sept. 15, 1818. SCHLITZ2’ MILWAUKEE BEER “At Roger Conlan’s Saloon. OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. HIS 18 THE ONLY REAL LAGER IN T THE CITY. 88 —one— TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. IDS will be received at the office of the County Clerk of Nevada County, Until 12 o'clock; Sept. ’5thy 1876, for macadam izing with cobble stone or. rock. 825 lineal feet, on the road leading to Sugar Loaf. The! same to be I2 feet wide and 12 inches dee For tartiehd pdackidiilae’ itpply-<to GEO, G. Riax. Road Comm issioner District No. 1. A. NIVENS, IR, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, —_ STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD , ON COMMISSION. ae é Ww holesale and Retail Dealer in GIGARS AND TOBACCO, MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada tity. M, D. BOKUCE, See’y. 819, ber, 1876, at one . and bounded .#s-.4eHows: . I. St nger, that under and by virtue . . “All orders left at the oe will _be attena. ed to promptly, and Satisfaction giyey both in pnece and quality of mests. 4 Thankful for past patronage. they. so Y-Solicit a continuance of the same-————_ 3 #51 /' Seeeates COLD SODA WATER, AND FRESH BETHESDA WATER, ON DRAUGHT AT PRESTON’S. New York Enamel Paint HE best and most durable Paint for outside and inside work. A full liné.of pure Drugs and Medivines, es Chemicals, Crucibles, E, M. pnuieiiee: Druggist, N. W, corner Broad and Pine streets. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT; FOR THE DETROIT SAFE COMPANY, «ben: : Sargent & Greenleaf’s DOUBLE TIME LOCKS, ‘COMBINATION AND KEY LOCKS, AS SOLD OVER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY of these . CELEBRATED SAFES —AND— “BANK LOCKS, DURING THE PAST van. The Most Reliable, Best Finished, And Lowest Pricéd Safes in the Market. u SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FUR . VAULT DOORS, BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, Of any Arrangement * or Dimensions, ,. Now constructing,a 20,000 pound Burglar, Proof Safe for the Sacramento Savings Bank. Deslers generally are especially invited to send for cirentars and prices of KEY LOCKS FOR DOORS, DRAWERS, CHESTS, etc. et. The Finest Locks ever made. OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, CORNER 4th AND J, STREETS, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. i ag) House and Ranch for Sale. Sr beet HEREBY OFFERS THE OLP LYON’S HOMESTESD IN _Washington, Nevada County. For sale. The house is two stories hig: well built, with barn anid ont houses, it uated on Main street. There is about 0b¢ acre of‘pround belonging to it with oll W rieties of frui tirees. For information & quire of LEQP; GARTHE. jy9 * Nevada City, Aug. 29, 1876. 2W t : made. The Bath NEVADA ‘Ttems are scare much 80 as to ins a “turkey shooti after the birds. bh: ‘eaten, aS OUF: me did yesterday me All those who excursion to Colf on Friday of nes . ed to make the week, 80 that a “Tf the tl at that time, it No mail arrive night. “The ears to make the eo: Wetearn-tbe cau somewhere on th fell through a tre that two men © others were seve: Some quite . ments are. going Ben. Locklin bh: hauled bis resi ‘remodeled the i street several ad in process of ere parts of towns may be seen. We think ther craziest old tum to be found her in North Americ “that dre absolut. over. That oun is not the strong one on upper M of a woe-hegone and others look erying out fora Roli The following roll of honor in diate schoo! for Sept. loth. Mi er: Annie Lea: Lizzie Cornell, gie Kelley, Jas. ] ison, Hattie . James Colley, Julia Rosentha ter Chesnut, Mattison, Jame ton, Hattie Fo Paulina Weis: Thomas, Johr PICU MDLOCE,: A Ceughlan, En Adams, Nettie ] ison, Willie Ni Reduced Rates The Central the accommoda: to attend the tickets from © and return for $ day, September he reduction on Colfax. Gen. Banks Congressman a him: ‘‘To be Mant the Goyer get it if we hav pede any numb Nevada Rey _ There will be Royal Arch Ch: sonic Hall, on Sept. 20th, at purpose of « * Arch degree. are cordially in THomas . Geo. R. Dav Champ Jas, A. Ca) Bootblack, is a National Hote where he is res est toned shine Try him. San Francis Tue San Fra Store will conti until Friday o: bargains can b the store on Pi Agents m Our large li ings of the Pr. sell rapidly ~ 4 Y¥. Engraving . Box 3236, N. ¥ Centennis Will have a< Hall, on F riday Citizens iavite: sion One Dolla BY ®

Bi Bail Tetuscript Sf game. i All people are mot slike. It ise good thing such fg the case we think. If all were peevish and cross and fretfal, the world would be by the ears all the time; ) Jf all possessed the same “intelligence, how would thise” get along who live by their wits? If all were circamspect. inj their behavior, gossips~would Jose . their cceapat om and be uabappy, "If foots wore str dead, there would ‘be.no one to contrast &. hall-witted . fellow withYto prove his superority. Nature has always been very shrewd ‘Strack the Channel. The Cold Spring Gravel Mining pany,baye been et work. fog a eS oN edhne to penetrate 4 cient river . channel tho@ through (thelr groatid. ey struck gravel several thes a thdpast si® months, Vat bave €or tinued explorations with a view ‘to get somewhere near the bottom of the channel, and to discover if posible its dimensions. A: theit work has. been . done by tunneling and drift.ing, and apy. one who knows anything. about mining knows that it is difficalt to tell what'is abead of you un-. ‘der ground, and where it is located, ’ hos ever, and inva now fasten? 8 — ee, ree ¢ Sede sein > w —_ love to listen! in these matters. The bigger fool a man is the more conceit be has, as a rule, We have seen men strutting around &s proud as a peacock, when every oue was making fun of themright before their faces. It-is a nice thing to see a wise looking . man—obe who acts as if each hair on his bead ‘weighs @ pound and a quarter, aud whothinks the responsibility of a whole, comaunizy rests on bis shoulders. A handsome man is a pretty thing to see too,—oné who prides bimself on his beauty, and measures his importance by what he sees in the glass,’ Nature makes & very pretty little turn in the case of a drunkard. When he is making himself the mogt ridiculous in the eyes of spectators, she makes him feel be is doing himself the proudest. Wejhave often thought a man would appear better to keepy” still when be is drank, bat that is fhe time he ‘wants totalkthe most. We suppose the object nature has in fixing the matter up iu that way is, so he will be sure to let hia wife know when he comes home soaked. It is'‘a good thing that some people If they did not, who would bear the ones who are bound todo allthe talking? Professional men of the least ability are always discussing the ability of others. They ¢an appear wiser that way than any other. Itisa provision of nature that. some people like to tuke medicine; it they did not, how would quack doctors live? If they should starve to death, it would be too bad. 1f mules would not kick, a good many mean men would not have their ribs broken. Grass Valley Items. We collate the following from the Grass Valley Union of yesterday: Thé Allison Ranch Franklin mine is showing a remarkably rich ledge. A great mupy ‘‘pannings’’ have been made of the quariz taken out and from $10 to: $20 worth of gold to the panis nothing uncommon, Not asingle panning has been made but shows plenty of gold. Drifts are now being run, ‘and the ledge is large and iwery rich. So far the indications are that the Allison Ranch Franklin is going to beat the old Allison Ranch mine, which produced millions of gold. Hon, Frank Ganahl, of Los Angeles, candidate for Presidential ‘Elector on .the Democratic ticket, » will address the people of Grass Valley, next Thursday evening, the 2ist of September, Mr, Ganahlis one of the moat eloquent mene in the State. Rev. Father Phelan left Grass Yo. ley last Sunday, where he has officiated for several years in St. Puatrick'$ Church, and went to Austin; Nevajia,’ ‘and will take charge of the Catholic Ghurch there. The Reverend Father takes with bim the best whishes of a large circle of friends, in-and outof bis obureh, for bis pa pevity and happiness, ' Disp.—Last Saturday Frank House died at Chalk Bluff, in this county. About three weeks ago he had a difficulty with George Skelton and reesived a stad which wounded a large artery neat the groin. At the time, Frank House came. very near bleeding to death bef.re he received surgical attention, He was soon after taken with pneumonia, superinduced by loss of blood, aud that disease terminated his liferThe deceased. was much esteemed in Chalk Bluff and vivinity.—@. V. Union. , Tas Boston Journal moves to aweud Tilden's phrenologieal char us follows! “Alimeativeness (as to railroads), large; aeguisitiveness, huge; secretiveness (of tex returns, ) unexampted; love of country, tive ov a scale of ffiy,*’ certainty that the old channel on which was located the Live Ouk and other fabulously’rieh diggings, runs through their grounds a mile and 4 half distant from those old claims, They have proved that the intervering ground which has sever been touched, is a part of the richest chan‘nel in the world, and they have, we feel sure, demonstrated facts sufficient to prove to capitalists that bere is @ field holding out inducements unsurpassedin the State. ‘The Com. pany have established the fact that they are on the channel, and the ‘gravel in the cluim speaks for itself, All old settlers and miners who knew the old claims on this side of it, say the gravel and the gold in the two are identical. Residents here feel sure that the ridge between Sugar . Loaf atid the Cold Springs‘will have it inside uf two years, The discovery at the Cold Springs gives new life toevery ona, and raises the most hopeful anticipations, 7 Citizens Bank. The affairs of tbe Bank of Nevada County have been satisfactorily arranged between the creditors and the corporation, and the 8ank of Nevada County is one of the things that was. The Citizens Bank will take its place. The stock is divided into 2,000 shares of the par value of $100 each, The officers of the Bank have been elected or appointed, and are as follows: Directors—George A. Cooper, R. M. Hunt, Joba ’T.: Morgan; T.-W. -Sigourney;—E.M;-Preston, Thos. Mein, and George M. Hughes. President, E. M. Preston. The Cashier bas not yet been .ap-j pointed. From the list of officers and the character of the stockbolders of the Bunk, and its assets, it will be seen that it is one of the strongest institutions of the kind in the State. We predict that the stock of this concern will be ‘at par inside eighteen months, The opening of a bank here isa matter of great importance to our citizens and to the whole’county in general. Business will soon begin to feel the effects of it. We shall expect to see many sacksof eoin which have been rusting in the ground for months, come forward now and be ‘. pat where they will be safe, and at the same time be-of some use tu the community. The-Citizeny Bunk. of Nevada City will be as safe as the Bank of England. = Getting Heady. We presume some other State besides California has been passing a law inimical to the interests of quacks, or else those of California aré getting ready for the time wheh the law will take effect. It appears }the Custom” House authorities. of New York seized, the other day, a package of ‘printed matier’’ addreusedto Dr. D., C. Buchanan, and it proved to be a large number of hianmely engrayed diplomas in bluak. ‘. This isa specimen of then: Let all met know now and heréafter that is a regular gradaate of the Kelectic Medical. College of Peunsylvania, He is of high mora) character,.ubstemious in bis habits, and commands the respect of the faculty of this institauon. E. C. Bucwanan, President. . L. H. Montacux, M.D. ——— of Anatomy und Puysioli OT Aieidinaote M.D., BL. D., Professor of. Cuemistry. G. L. Lacranar, M. M , Professor vf Ovstetries and divewdas of Women. 5 BEE as « Tue rival to the Santa Barbara j grape vine, distant twenty-two miles Southeast of Sab Diego, weasures thirty-three inebes im cireumference aud vovers a space equal to forty feet square. It is only thirteen years: old but promises to rival the greut vine, fis year its product is about 1,700 bunches of fiae grapes, of the MisA ee ES provided it ig there. The Oold4 Mr. Welch of Chesnut Hill. ‘sire_to wigning _ running horses, . pomapeaonts Ae Bs 11, 1876. Wi, Nevins Dauy Taaxsceuer:— nj Judge$ of horses aay thatthe display ere i¢the finest ever seen in Amers}’ fica, although not manyof the noted pracera were on exhibition. The specimens shown were in the highest degree satisfactory. I will give a de=" scription of some of thé most noted thoroaghbbreds and trotters. A thoroughbred is un enima} whose geneal-, ogy can be traced six generations on MBoth sides: One of the most prom~4 inent thoronghbreds at the live stock’ show, is “Leamington” owned by As af” Leamington stands only second Sie point where it is no longer doubtful . Lesington inthe number of his: g where they are. They know for a . He has only been in the stad in th 3 coun ‘ry since 1867, and the only four of bis first get that were ever frained, are Longfellow, Littleton; Eaquirer and Lynchburg; while Lexington was ip the stad, some years previous to that time. Leamington is the highest type representative of an English thoroughbred horse, being a hand some black, with a star in his: forehead, and white heels: Hs stands sixteen hands, two inches in height. Mr. Welsh also shows brood mares, Maggie, B. B. by imported Australian, Lida, by Lexington, the dam of General Beaufort’s Enquirer; Maiden the dem of JumesA. and Mr, Lorrillard’s Parole. Mr, Joseph Baker of Chesnut county, exhibits Andes, a grandson of the noted running mare Fashion. “His sire was the iwported Bonnie Scotland. Andes bus not béeu trained since he was three a thousand laborers employed upon . -¥42's old__He formerly belonged to Mr. Justice of this city, who used him as a sdddle horse 1n Fairmount Park, He was sold one year ugo to Mr. Baker. Lomestone is exhibited by Mr. Hitchcock of. Massachusetts. He stands fifteen hands and three inches in height, of a dull chestnut color. His career as a runner upon the turf, was successful. Another splendid specimen is shown by A. J, Cassett.The most prominent trot-: ter on the grounds is Thomas Jeffersof, the famous black staHion that Mr, Sanders of the Live Stock Journal of Chicago, once described as the “whirlwind of the East,’’ by which: title heise still known, having sastained his reputation, ‘by winning the closely contested race of August 4th }— 1874, at Buffulo, and receiving @special purse given for stallions, ut the Buffalo’ meeting of that year. He beat Sensation and St, James, at Point Breeze Philadelphia, in May 1875. The following week at Prospect Park New York, he again beat Sensation, and reduced his record to 2:23, whick-he tow holds. Ia~September 1875, he won a race at Mystic Purk near Boston, and at the same time came off victor in a closely contested race, over.a field of ‘fine horses, winning first money. — Biemargk a fine stallion, is exbibired by Mr. Wolbert-of New York. Hzppy Medium the property of Mr. Steel of Pbiludelpiia, bas a handsome representation on the grounds, in a four year old stallion, bred from a mare'by Wiley Morgan, sometimes koown as the Vermoyt Morgan, sired by Mr. Dorsey,s famous Goldast. His dam was the famous Long Distance,mare, being an all day driver, The Owners of this colt, drove bim on the road from Orange county New York, to the Exposition in three days; a distance of ubout one handred and eighty miles. Cuester county, also exhibits Inkermun, fashionably bred by Speedwell, . Hansbletoniun dam by Brown Trafalgar, He has ‘never trotted races, bubcsu showa 2:36 gai. The Gen. tennial Commissioners have at last agreed on the form of medal to be {. awarded exhibitors, aud a-wax impresaion of the design, has been accepted. It is round ia form, and mude cf bronze. It is fotir inches in diameter, the largest of the kind ever struck in the United States. The stamps were engraved by Heary Mitchell of Boston, and the medai will be formed at the mint in thi8 city. In the centre of the face :is a female tigure representing America seated on av elevation, and holding a crown of laurels over the emblems of industry layius at*ber feet. On the ottside zone of the faces, are four otwer female figures:in . bas-relief, wich with appropriate synibols rep resent America, Europe, Asia aud Africa, respectively. The reverse. side has ia the centre ithe words “Awarded by the United States Centennial Coinmission, and da tbe outside zone, “luaterpational Exbibition slou vanely, at Paifadelphin, M.D. ©. OC, C) Ta Mr. Joseph Baker of }I." iin raised let f laurels separates on es@t face, deom the inner area. It will eg as digeritsinatiog.£ ae to the most to wi oll BO doubt Te expitessed, 8 t dissafisfaction wis wma shall bave been made. The ‘rivalry and competition ia very close between foreign and home exhibitors, AMICTS —_ » a 30,000 tons at wheat are stored in the warehouses ott Stockton, =<. ia : [By Teiegraph.] Spoine Stocks. 155 “Ophir 6 oe a EA Fe ee boa! & One 15%, . 150. Best & Belcher 48, 420 California 61%, 80 Basage 19%. : 1085 Con Virginia 573. a 15 Gbhollar 9044. a 200 Hule & Norcross: 10%. a & 155° Crown Point 115%, ; 910 Yellow Jucket 2744. 295 Imperial 4%.105 Alpha 46%. 200 Belcher 22%. 180 Sierra Nevada 14%, 2385. Union Con 14%. — 950 Lady Bryan 45c. 240 Bresequer 14%. 130 Overman 74. _ 20 Sitver Hilt 814. 533 Baltimore 24%, ‘Yesterday Afternoon’s a Northern Belle 24. Eureka Con 1644. New Coso 25% Bess Leopard 94. California 62. Con Virginia 573/ Raymond & Ely oy% Alpha 47, Yellow Jacket 2%. Gould & Ourry 153% Ophir, 593%. ~ Best & Beleher 48. Savage 1944. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFPFZIGER, Proprietor. Monpay, September 18th, 1876.Geo Lord, Yuba Mine CE Mulloy; City B.Guscetti, do Major Downie, Centennial Mine , Chas Bennet, San Francisco A Murchie, Mine Miss Carrie Frink, City D Rose, You Bet J Spald ing,;San Francisco J Wheeler, Lake City .. Wm Harris, Relief Hill D # Allen, Sun Francisco J Hatch, anthony House A Berryman, Grars Valley das Pooky, do

WA Knovilton & family, _— Peed John E Wiley, Frank Knowlton, = W Lester, City : + C Randall, Bock Creek H Belmore, Col Hill Miss A Bouv ier, Gold Flat HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel, S. A. EDDY, Proprictor. Mornay, September 18th, 1876, J F Johnson, San Francisco F Henry, Moors’s Fiat.CB Northup North Bloomfield E Williams; San Jose ML Matsh: City F Harland & wife, Downieville Misa Lefever, Alleghany J F Beckett, Grass Valley Mrs Gilmore, Maine H Lothe, City Sales. BORN, . At Grass Valley, September’ 16 ,. 1876; to W. 0. War 7 and Wife, a D:uzgbter MARRIED. — At Truckee, s Bopte: 14, 1876, by Rev. NO. Luke, A rickuell of Truckee, to wis Florence Baker of San Franci-co. a DIED. At.Graag he September 17, 1876, , aged 47 years, a native of yaney? September 16, 1876, George, sun of Heary and E)izabeth Quick, aged 2 monthsand 10 days, a native of Grass Valley, i REPUBLICAN MEETINGS! _—HON. H, F. PAGE, wir address the people on the an of the day, as follows: At Grass Valley, Monday, Oct. 9. Nevada City, Tuesday, ‘‘ 10: N. San Jaan, Wednesday,“ 17. Dutch Flat, Thursday, “ 12. COUNTY -COMMITIEES will please make arrapgenients for the reception of the . Speaker, and Club orzanizatiens are paratrangements made. By order ef the Committee. ALEX, G. ABELL, Chairman. deal-of tei a upon = the delin usnt assessment, —— be to a of'the undersigned, ticularly requested to co-operate in the Re ration, ; States gold and aiver coin, to the ee tary “at the office of the conipany, No. Csfifornia Street, San Francisco. Any stock upon -which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of October, 1876, will be deling: ent and. advertised for sale at.public auction, and unny is made before, will be wld onday, the 6th dy of November, i876, WM. SMALL, Secretary. Office No. 635 Calitornia St. San Francisco. 819 . UNION MARKET. » €Commdrctal Street, Nevada « Cle, jae Giimsimtinty ba 5 Bs Be aiice t palitighy Ww" PROLESALZ AND. RETAIL DEN ERS IN ger MUTTON, CORN BEEF, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LaRp, PROBATE NOTICE. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ef . Nevada. In Probate Court. In the . matter of the estate of Frank House, de. ce sed Puranant to an made on the 18th day of September, A, D. 1876, notice ig hereby. given that Saturday, the 30th day of . Se o'clock, P. M. of da day,at-the Court Room of said Court, at the City uf Nevada, in the County of Nevada, have been appointed as the tim@ and place for proving ithe Will of'said Frank House deceased,and for hearing the application of David. Rose f.r the issuance to him of, Letters Testamentary, when, and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, JAMES D. WHITE, Clerk. 819 By JvHnN WEBBER, Deputy. CONSTABLE SALE. Y virtue oi an. Execution tome delivered, issued out of the Justice Court of A. A, mith, Justice of the Peace, Bloo . field Township, County of Nevads, Stat of Californias, bearing date Sept. 14th 1876, in favor 6f M. Bremond and ayainst Frank Louchet, for the sam of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars ($160) 0.8. Gold Coin. together with $25 c sts and disbursemeuts at thedate of saidJundgment, I have levied upon the foilowing described property heretofore attached . to-wit: That certain Mining Claim known as the Louchet Claiin, eituated in Virgin Valley Mining District, Bivomdeld ‘Tewnship, Nevada County, Cal., Soathwest by North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co’s. ground. and on the Northeast by R. D. Skidniore’s ground, kuown as tne Hope Tunnel, and fronting the Main Humbug Crees: eight hundred feet more or less, and runpving in a. Northwest rly direction to the centre of Back Bone Ridge, containing eighty:acr s, more or less. Notice is hereby given that I will expose at Public Saleall the abeve described property to the highest bidder for Cash, in front of T. P, Crandal.’s Store, in the town of North Bloomfield, FRIDAY. Oct 6th. 1876, between the hoursof One and Two o’cluck P.M. Given under my hand this 14th day of Sept., 1876. E. CUMMINGS, S17. Constable, Bloomfield Township. Notice to Owners and Parties Interested in the New England Quartz Mining Company. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Wu. of the act of Congress of May 10th, 1872, entitled ‘An Act to promote the dayelopment of the mining: resvurces-of. the United State.,” that Geo. W Hobart, Lonisa P. Hobart, and Wm. M LaForce,co-owners in the quartz claim known and located as the New England Quartz Mining Company situated on Gold F:at, Nevada County, Cal,, known and designated as the ‘*Was. son Leud,” containing sixteen hundred feet. That said Geo. W. Hobart, Louisa ‘¢ Hobart aud ot eed " ore ave performed the for tho yeurs ending 1874 and 1875. That of the smount so expended there is due to the ssid Hobsarts and LuaForce, the sum of Thirty-two Dolars, from the interest standing in the name of Wm. I. Stinger,ou account of ownership, of one tenth interest in said claim, to-wit, 160 feet. That said Geo. W. Hobact, Louisa P. Hobart, and Wm.M. LaForce have assigned all their interest in said assessment, work and claiu to the undersigaed Now therefore, unless the ssid amount due from Wm. I. Stinger is paid within one hundred and eighty days from the date of the first publication hereof. said or e-tenth interest will be forfeited to the undersigned. WARREN T. LOCKHART. September 15th, ‘1876-3m ESTRAY NOTICE. October, year old Steer, a preided UH on left hip, and also a brand on: side, blurred. Ear. marks—slit in left ear, under bit and’over bit in right. The owner by proving ony # érty and paying datoages can recover j not called fer within 30 yg: will be ae . SCHARDIN. Newtown, Sept. 15, 1818. SCHLITZ2’ MILWAUKEE BEER “At Roger Conlan’s Saloon. OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. HIS 18 THE ONLY REAL LAGER IN T THE CITY. 88 —one— TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. IDS will be received at the office of the County Clerk of Nevada County, Until 12 o'clock; Sept. ’5thy 1876, for macadam izing with cobble stone or. rock. 825 lineal feet, on the road leading to Sugar Loaf. The! same to be I2 feet wide and 12 inches dee For tartiehd pdackidiilae’ itpply-<to GEO, G. Riax. Road Comm issioner District No. 1. A. NIVENS, IR, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, —_ STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD , ON COMMISSION. ae é Ww holesale and Retail Dealer in GIGARS AND TOBACCO, MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada tity. M, D. BOKUCE, See’y. 819, ber, 1876, at one . and bounded .#s-.4eHows: . I. St nger, that under and by virtue . . “All orders left at the oe will _be attena. ed to promptly, and Satisfaction giyey both in pnece and quality of mests. 4 Thankful for past patronage. they. so Y-Solicit a continuance of the same-————_ 3 #51 /' Seeeates COLD SODA WATER, AND FRESH BETHESDA WATER, ON DRAUGHT AT PRESTON’S. New York Enamel Paint HE best and most durable Paint for outside and inside work. A full liné.of pure Drugs and Medivines, es Chemicals, Crucibles, E, M. pnuieiiee: Druggist, N. W, corner Broad and Pine streets. W. G. WILLIAMS, PACIFIC COAST AGENT; FOR THE DETROIT SAFE COMPANY, «ben: : Sargent & Greenleaf’s DOUBLE TIME LOCKS, ‘COMBINATION AND KEY LOCKS, AS SOLD OVER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY of these . CELEBRATED SAFES —AND— “BANK LOCKS, DURING THE PAST van. The Most Reliable, Best Finished, And Lowest Pricéd Safes in the Market. u SPECIAL ORDERS TAKEN FUR . VAULT DOORS, BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, Of any Arrangement * or Dimensions, ,. Now constructing,a 20,000 pound Burglar, Proof Safe for the Sacramento Savings Bank. Deslers generally are especially invited to send for cirentars and prices of KEY LOCKS FOR DOORS, DRAWERS, CHESTS, etc. et. The Finest Locks ever made. OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, CORNER 4th AND J, STREETS, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. i ag) House and Ranch for Sale. Sr beet HEREBY OFFERS THE OLP LYON’S HOMESTESD IN _Washington, Nevada County. For sale. The house is two stories hig: well built, with barn anid ont houses, it uated on Main street. There is about 0b¢ acre of‘pround belonging to it with oll W rieties of frui tirees. For information & quire of LEQP; GARTHE. jy9 * Nevada City, Aug. 29, 1876. 2W t : made. The Bath NEVADA ‘Ttems are scare much 80 as to ins a “turkey shooti after the birds. bh: ‘eaten, aS OUF: me did yesterday me All those who excursion to Colf on Friday of nes . ed to make the week, 80 that a “Tf the tl at that time, it No mail arrive night. “The ears to make the eo: Wetearn-tbe cau somewhere on th fell through a tre that two men © others were seve: Some quite . ments are. going Ben. Locklin bh: hauled bis resi ‘remodeled the i street several ad in process of ere parts of towns may be seen. We think ther craziest old tum to be found her in North Americ “that dre absolut. over. That oun is not the strong one on upper M of a woe-hegone and others look erying out fora Roli The following roll of honor in diate schoo! for Sept. loth. Mi er: Annie Lea: Lizzie Cornell, gie Kelley, Jas. ] ison, Hattie . James Colley, Julia Rosentha ter Chesnut, Mattison, Jame ton, Hattie Fo Paulina Weis: Thomas, Johr PICU MDLOCE,: A Ceughlan, En Adams, Nettie ] ison, Willie Ni Reduced Rates The Central the accommoda: to attend the tickets from © and return for $ day, September he reduction on Colfax. Gen. Banks Congressman a him: ‘‘To be Mant the Goyer get it if we hav pede any numb Nevada Rey _ There will be Royal Arch Ch: sonic Hall, on Sept. 20th, at purpose of « * Arch degree. are cordially in THomas . Geo. R. Dav Champ Jas, A. Ca) Bootblack, is a National Hote where he is res est toned shine Try him. San Francis Tue San Fra Store will conti until Friday o: bargains can b the store on Pi Agents m Our large li ings of the Pr. sell rapidly ~ 4 Y¥. Engraving . Box 3236, N. ¥ Centennis Will have a< Hall, on F riday Citizens iavite: sion One Dolla BY ®