September 23, 1876 (4 pages)

“Ghe Daily Granseript NEVADA CITY, CAt. ‘7 P: — . Raerday, September 23, 1876 bin ‘ Location of Mining Claims. HOTEL ARRIVALS. and “May Howard’’ have each won there is.no particular form prescrib“The death of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fed by the: statate. It: is necessary, Garner Jeaves three little orphan gir!s races at Sacramento. Glad of it. however, that the requiremeuts of to the tender mercies of. their guard ational Exchange Hotel. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Local Beevities./ George Jacobs’ horses‘‘Sweetbriar” Invant Mrturonames.—A New York paper of a. late «date says: In the léeation of mining claims The Grass ‘Valley Union says: “The matter of the building a pris be mining laws be complied witb ians. -_. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. J C liey, P pectively eight, five and three, and moidal railroad from Grass Valley to before a valid location be made, anc are undoubtedly the richest children “ft is quite evident that a large maNorth San Jaan, and. perhaps tc that fact should be stated in the noof tender years in the world. They jority of our eitizens are ignorant of other .points beyond San Juan, is tice. The lawrequires:tbat the boare estimated to be worth $2,000,000 the ordivances that are in force in receiving much attention in Grass tice of location should containa fall each, aid, if their property is judithis city. We judge so from th Valley. Estimates are being made and accurate description of the ground cibusly managed, they will at their fact that many.of the ordinances snd all the probabilities connected claimed, and that the boundaries majority be worth greater fortunes by the City Board of Traswith the enterprise are being careshould be s» plainiy. marked that re There is a child at present in _ passed they can be easily traced. For. in-; ¥ W Jordan, ¥ou Bet J F Johnson , San Francisco J G Chiles, Snow Tent . W McGibbons, Deer Creek , isthe only granddaughter of a milson we propose to givé ashort synopkind of aroad. This town of Grass claims: ‘The claitnant should there 10 to 4, and re. at 8 P. M. The wholesa B. Gentry & C isthe best one State. Nearly HAMS, BACON & LARD, 88 Long, North Bloomfield fore,_prior-to—recording—his—claim. sonaire._Her mother was also_an . in this part of All orders left at the shop will be comes from. a} ‘A petition —. for the formati ICH . COLD. SODA WATER, ta JS. Baldwin, City dricks Club. . will be held ne: tio. ee -Itis estimat less than one dollars in gold places in this have a good ba ought to be ur BETHESDA “© WATER, REPUBLICAN If_pec Dick. ~~ pis of ‘the principal ones now in force ped-to~promptty amt —ratistaction given = : 3 = ouly ebild, and inberited the whole; voth in price and quality of meats, ‘Phe ist ordinance defines the. dutiebaanches and letting things take their unless the vein-can be. traced along Thankful for past patronage. they solicit { Union Hotel. — the surface, sinka shaft, or run a: of her father’s estate. ‘The child’s 8 continuance of the same. ‘of the Marshal. and Policeman, as dw course.”’ _JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. — . father was debarred by her guardian _ Nevada City, April 1, 1876. ss. It istheir e posse h rs they t topowe TH URSDAY, September 2Isf, 15/6. from handling.avy portion of the in. duty to enforce every ordinance pass-_ ley.on Thursday evening, giving av thereon to discover and develop Welch, City —_—-‘come. belonging to his child, but was WE H Johnston, Grass Valley ed by the Board of Trustees. The »pportunity to all who desired to. go . mineral bearing vein, lode or crevice; Edwards, Bridge * 2nd ordinance is in relation to disand listen to Hon. Frank Ganabl, should determine, if posible, the genallowed ap income so that he could -EGeoC Waterman, San Francisco -“' travel in Europe and gratify his disC E Mulloy, City . turbing the péace in the day_or nigh one of the Presidential Electors ov eral course of such vein in either diA Eisenbach, San Franc isco sipated habits without influencing time, driving over bridges or: sideibe Democratic ticket. There were rection from the pvint of discovery, D Ebsugnh, Ci’ his child. Among the child-portraits “J BSa Atelle Caty-—” walks, being drank or disorderly, redive cars, and fouref them were well by which direction be willbe govWalter Mead, Sav Francisco sisting officers, opening hydrants, tilled. Gavah! did not speak, ag.anerned in making the boundaries of. at<Mora’s, on Broadway, is that of a! Mrs D R McK illic: n, Oakland AND FRESH AH Scotts Kobertsville bis claim.on the surface, and should boywhose yéarly income, now pnid “constructing signs across the side } nounced, but his place was filled by , walks. within fourteen feet perpeoJudge Lamat. The méeting! was give the course and distance as nearto his :gdirdian, is nearly: $60,000. dicular height, discharging a gan or held at Hamijton Hall; and Dr. Daly as practicable from the discovery His guardian‘is a-bank president, a shaft on the clain,-to some perma-. man ofthe atrietest ‘integrity, wbo pistol witnin the city limits, Thivis presided. predicts that when this boy (now ordinance is violated every day iu Geo. I. Lammon, formerly of this nent well known points or. objects, ten yeais old) arrives at his majority the week, especiully that part relating city, bas been nominated for County such for instance, as stone monu The Citizens as follows: Op SAUSAGE, F Secket. V Fiume isfied as to the practicabilty of ths: sioners relative to the locatioa of _ closa at 4 P. M. Z H Jennings, Citv J McNullty, Bear Valley PE LOCAL PORK, a MUTTON, CORN BEEF, H 8 Bradicy, 3acramento -W F Lockhart, San Francisco a’private boardiog-house with ber derstand that it is theinténtion of the work can be easily raised, provided formation of thoseintersted, we quote guardian at Saratoga, who is the sole ‘Marshal to have every ordinance enhe originators of the schemé are sa!from the instractions of the Commisheir to a fortune of $1,500,000. -She FSA . BEEF, J B Quinn, City 4 J Mayott, San Juan é B F Myney, Auburn Mrs Wells & child, Reno Nev Mrs Sullivan, Hollister Mi-s Sullivan, do the ‘ tees are violated every day. We unfully canvassed. The money-for' NEVADA HOLESALE AND RETA, DEAL ERS IN ie A Merrow; Soortg Flat .¢ a J.&C. J. NAFFZIGER L —_ hman, City These cLildren are aged res Ghe Dui . ———r TaveEspar, September 21st, 1876,_ _ City Laws. . forced in the future, and forthat rea . mnereneemeti UNION MARKET. ee ce Ree ra SR gn ON DRAUGHT AT into use, and t! PRESTON’S. perous times a MEETINGS! his income will be at least $100,000 New York Enamel Paint = The District OrdiClerk of Storey County, Nevada, by ments, blazed-trees; conflaence of per aunoni, Atanas ~ day next, whet nance No. 4, defines the daties of the the Republicans. If elected, and we streams, points of intersection of uf Wr best and most durable Paint for in aes oS outside aiid inside work for mufder at city Treasurer. No. 5 relates tonuithink be will be, he will makea good well known gulches, ravines or.roads ‘A full line of pure Deata or GovesNok TILDEN’s Lake’ Townsh sapces, such ss throwing rabbish iu prominent baties, hilis, etc., which officer. BrotHrr.—The death is announced Truckee wili tk the streets, placing carcasses in the . may serve to perpetuate and fix the Drugs and Medicines, Mining of Moses Y, Tilden, a brother of GovDatch Flat is a place of some im=< that time. streets, and toslaughterhouses. No. locus of the claim and render it suse . Chemicals, Crucibles, ete. ernor Tilden, at his residence at New portance. They have a Hotel there Nz addvess the people on the isues 6 prohibits powder being kept in « ceptible of indentification from “the Jack Frost of the day>as follows: At Lebanon, Columbia county, on Fricalled “‘Palgce,’”’ and a. man named greater quantity than fifty pounds, description thereof given in the reyesterday mor day evening. : He had long been in Grass Valley, Monday, Oct. 9. Wm. Sharon is the proprietor. . for alonger period than four hours cord of the locations in the district.’ now getting pr ill health. He was born in the town ' within the city limits. No. 7 is in’ Dr. J. Campbell Shorb, of San In addition to the foregoing data, the . N. W, corner Broad and Pine streets. Nelson Ham in which he died. For many years Nevada City. Tuesday," 10. relation to licenses. No. 8is in reFrancisco, one of the Presidential claimant should state the names of ~ leave Reno n he manuged thechemlcal works there. Tation to playing foot bail on public Electors on the Dem :cratic ticket;the adjoining claims, or if none adN. San Juan, Wednesday, He conveyance fo Unlike his brother, hé manifested _ Streets. No.9 requires every ovcuwill address-the pcople of this city, join the relative position of the neurest City, North Sa Dutch Flat, Thursday, ‘“ .12: pant of a building in which stoves on: the political issues of the day, on claims; should-drive a pust or erect rather en aversion to public position. ing places. ‘‘N COUNTY COMMITTEES will please are used, to connect every stove pipe .Wedvesday evening next. We un& wonument of stones at each. corHe, however, served in the Assembly — “" THE © sitting on the with a brick flue oc chimney, at or}. derstand a large crowd will be here ner of hissurface ground, and at the one tertp, in 1869. Since then he make arrangements for the rec~ption of the hard forthe pu has been engiged in farming and the from Grass Valley on that oceasion: below where the pipe passes the first Speaker, and Club organizaticns are parpoint of discovery shaft, should fix # little recreatio wall or ceiling, in such a manuer The Board of Supervisors will post, stake or board, upon which the breeding of choice stock. He leaves ticularly requested to co-operate in the. “take in” Pui a wife, but no children. “He leaves that the pipe shall not pass nearer meet in one week from next Monday names of the locaters, ithe number arrangements made. Ps the other direc considerable property. Governor than four inches of any wood or otb—October 2nd. During that session of feet’ claimed, andi which direc-+ MS By order ef the Committee. centennial of er combustible material. “The chimof the Board the new road question tion from point of discovery; it be. Tilden bas now pne brother and a _ ALEX, -G. ABELL, Chairman. know. muci 1 sister living. es Sargent & Greenleaf’s. neys must extend thirty-six inches will be fully discussed. ing essential that the location notice _— M, D. BOKUCK, Sec’y. 819. part, but woul ee above the roof, or outer well of the . filed for record, in addition.to the The Moon and the Weather. Hayes & Wheeler Club, . of our wardro building. No. 11 requires the Marforegoing description should state The notion that the moon exerts an intion to make o The second meeting of the, Hayes shal to collect Road and Poll tax, of fluence on the weather is so deeply rooted whether the entire claim of 1500 feet that, COMBINATION AND notwithstanding al/ the attacks which theReuo Gaze & Wheeler Club’ was held at the ¥ virtue o1 an Execution to me delivevery male inhabitant residing in the is taken on one side of the poiut of have been made against it since meteorolgy ered, issyed out of the Justice Court Senator sur; Theatre on Thursday evening. last, has been seriously studied, it continues to city limits. No.12 provides for the of A. A. mith, Justice of the Peace, the discovery, or whether it is partretain its hold upon us. And yet there day. He Wilt and every seat in the building was Bloo « field-Township,County of Nevada, construction of sidewalks in the city, ly one side and partly on the other nheyer was a popular. superstition more utStat> of California, bearing date S-pt. 14th JLJAS SOLD OVER ONE HUNDRED 7 filled; J. M. Walling, Preside nt of State Fair, au terly without a basis than this one. Ifthe AND FIFTY of these that have never been built, although to firing off pistols and guns. HON. H, F. PAGE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, W. G. WILLIAMS, . “PACIFIC COAST AGENT, DETROII SAFE COMPANY, DOUBLE TIME LOCKS, _ ~ ~ KEY LOCKS, side thereof, and in the latter case, the ordinance has been in force for the Club, called the meeting to order, how many feet are cliimed upon twelve years. No. 13 provides that aud A. H. Hanson was elected Seceach side of such discovery point. ~ retary pro tem. “After the reading of every owner of a dog must pay a.liSe ee: conse of $2,50 per year for keeping the minutes of the last meeting, “The ‘Statistician.’ Walter Mvad favored the audience him. If this ordinance was in force A copy of the “‘Statistician’’ for instead of there being several hunwith @ patriotic song, which was re moon really did posses any 1876, in favor of M. Bremond and. against power over dred and “Sixty Dollars ($160) U.S. Gold Coin, together with $25 c sts and (isbursements at thedateof said Judgment, I have ercised in one of three wWays—by reflection of the sun’s rays, by attraction, or by emanation. Noother f rm of action igs conceivable. Now, as the brightest light of a full moon is never equal in intensity or quantity to that which is refs cted tow.ris us by a white cloud on a Summer day,it ian scarcely be pretended that weather is af Jobu P. Maius, and contains a woucan do the same to air, for the specific Humbug Creek, eight hundred feet more gravity of the atmosphere is sosmall that apolltaxof $1, No, 27 pronibits and as soonashe made ‘his uppearrly derfal amount of information, conthere is nothing to be attracted. Laplace or less, and running in a Northwest: direction té the centre of Back Bone Ridge, ‘swine from running at large within ance upon the stage he was received densed calculated, indeed, that the joint attraction and reliable. It conta.ns of the-sun and moon toye: herecould not stir containing eighty acr.8, more or less, Nothe dity. No. 44prohibits horned with imménse applause anit three facts, dates, is hereby given that I will expose at and all that is necessary the atmosphere at a quicker rate than five tice rousing cheers. He stated that he . eattle from running at large between miles a day. Asfor lunar emanations, not Public Sate alt the abeve described prop. to Know aboot any event that has asign of them hasever been discovered. erty to the highest bidder for Cash, in the hours of 8p, uw. and 6 a. m.— did not intend to deliver a speech, happenend front of T. P. Crandal.’s Store, in the town in this world ahd about The idea of an influence produced by the of North Bloomfield, FRIDAY. Oct 6th, but intended to have a sociable talk phases of the moon is therefore based on no There are many other ordinances in 1876, between the hours of One and Two with his old friends and neigh ors, almost every conceivable point of inrecognizable cause whatevér. Furthero’cluck P.M. Given under my hand this _4 force, but the above are the princimore, itis.now distinetly shown that no terest. The editor of the Grass Vall4th day of Sept., 1876. but before the campaign variations at all really occur in weather at was over he pal ones and -should—be-heeded by E, CUMMINGS, ley Union, who has had the time to the moment of the changes of quarter, any Constable, Bloomfield Township. our citizens in order that ‘they may should. visit this city and addregs more than at other ordinary times. since S17 examine the work says: ‘It bas the the establishment of meteorological stanot receive a visit from the city Marthem upon the political issues of the tions 41] over the earth, it has been proved day. He talked abont one anda dates of every battle that has been by millions Parties of observations that there is no Notice to Owners and shal. half.hours, and during the time he The Mormon Monster. was frequently interrupted with apTu the Beaver Court, Judge Boreplause, and at the close three rousing man, jn the course of his charge to cheers were given him. There are > “the jury, said: ‘The prisoner, J. D, . Lee, stands before you charged with being a participant in one of the most atrocious massacres of human . beings —men, women and children— in the Mountain Meadows in” 1857, that was ever known in any civilized part of the world, fought in the world, and of which simultaneousness whatever. between the Now is To-day is tk BANK LOCKS, The Most Reliable, * Best Finished, Rev. Mr. Da emigrants. For several days acomand Colfax is proving more of a sucother subjects. The cost of getting bination of Indians and white men eess than was anticipated at the time up the work must have been imhed been making an attack: upon of its projection. This is gtatimense. Its arrangement as to index their encampment. “The Indians and fying to the proprietors and interestand references makes it so convenwhite men vied with each other in ing te the general public, since it invenient as a reference book that it is dicate s what may be expec invalu ted able. from the fiendish work of destroying over The ‘‘Statistician” is a 120 men, women and children. It this class of improvements when condensation ofall the ‘histories and has been alleged that he (Lee) shot economically constructed aad jndithe geographies of the world, and ciously managed. ‘The road cost litcontains many things of interes t pot pistol, cut thé throat of another and tle over half a million dollars. Tomentioned in any othet work.”’ Mr. told an Indian not to spare a young tal receipts, exclusive of mail: transMcCarty will be in this city for a oné woman with a gun, one with a woman whose life the savage asked portation, amouated at the end of few days, aid no one should fail to Aug to $36,031 -76; cost of operati: &. obtain a copy of this very useful labor and all other expenses incladbook, sessile perce derbies A pisPatcu from New York, dated ed, $16,678-73, leaving a net profit Sept. Qlst, says the Bunk of Neof $19,353 03, or, carriage of mails vada will, on the 4th of October next, included, of sometbing like $25,000. es THE editor of the Bostun Trans t thus describes a meteor: .“‘a shaft cri of pote ia light was °265 Ophir 58%. '1000>Mexican 8294, 250 Gould & Curry 15. . 180 Best & Belcher 46, ‘. 525 California 59%. 805° Savage 18, 2480 Con Virginia 543. 370 Hale & Norcross 11. September 15th, 1876-3m 15 Ballion 35. 1875 Union Con 14%, 840 Exchequer 14. 7 Belcher 4644. Ladies’? Shoes, At astonishing'y low prices, at the # rathous sucrifice, at the Sau Frabfrom tuis roud will! do much toward San Francisco Boot and Shoe Stor encou ragin g the building of other e, cisco Bvot aud Shoe Store, Pine lines of narrow gauge railroads in Pafé street, street, “Positively the luat day. 523 this State, portunity. 4 To-day is the last Op a 523-1¢ : Belcher 21%, Mexican 33%, Exchegarr 14%, Overman 75. Crown Point 12. assessment, work will be forfeited to the undersigned. ~* WARREN T. LOCKHART. to shoot atiwart the sky increase its capital from five to ten During the mouth of August $7,949 After traversing a path whic Afternoon’s h might « ave Yesterday Ceusumed a second in tume tue erratic body millions in gold. On the Ist of Ocwere received aud $3,522 27 paid out, Telax ed its Speed gradually until Northern Belle 24. it bad tober next its account in. New York including transportation of the mails become motioniess. In an inetant it burst Eureka Con 1354, into a shower oF crimson and emer ald brilNew Coso 2% will be transferred from the banking having exceeded $5,000, being at the liants, Wuich desc ended in a luminous rain wutil they were extinguished.” 4 hen Leopard 9%. house of Eugeue Kelly to the Bank rate of $60,000 a year, more than ten 8.¢d own on the oiicfoth in the hall he Califotyia 605. per centon the eutire cost of the aad his way of New York. wife puiled off his boots. Con Virginia 5534. roud. As the business of the road >. Yellow Jacket 26; will increase rapidly, a much larger Embrace the Opportunity. Best & ag may be confidently expected. he” satirfuctory* results ‘ovtained have performed the work required by law forthe years ending 1874 and 1875. That of the amount so expended. there is due to the said Hobarts and LaForce, the sum of Thirty-two Dollars, frum the interest standing in the name of Wm. I. Stinger,ou account of ownership, of one tenth inter publication hereof. said or e-tenth interest 150 Belcher 2134, 295 Sierra Nevada 14%. Sales. Trinity Charge the Market. Sunday Schoo: ual, a SPECIAL ORDERS. TAKEN FOR F. VAULT DOORS, . Has’ just re direct from t LININGS, FIRE AND Packages, a lo’ Childrens’, W. Sellat San Fr now receiving . niture Co., a i: Farnitare, ¢¢ Sets, Parlor ; trasses, store Step L Looking from the Natic Now constructing,a 20,000 for the Combe . “he best and pound Burglar Proof Sale Call and see fo for the Sacramento Savings Hy) Have just r Bank. ment of Men’: Deslers generally are especially Clothing, invited to send for circulars apd prices of KEY LOCKS FOR DOOBS, than ever. The Finest Locks ever made. 823 GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, COBNEB Cor The Go to the Sa Shoe Store, Pi al bargains in Bo House and Ranch for Sale. tively the last MRS2ZB, LYONS, ‘Agentsn Our large } HEREBY OFFERS THE OLP ings of the. Px LYON’S HOMESTEAD IX sell rapidly, Washington, Nevada County. . Y. Engraving well built, with barn and out houses, si MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. presn ©, —_—— 4th AND J, STREETS, SACRAMENTO, CALIFOKNIA. age W holesale and Retail Dealer in Vac Blankets, and Misses and ‘C) which they . A. NIVENS, JR, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gia Also a large y selves, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. ~Pillo Lounges, Spri DRAWERS, CHESTS, etc. et jy? : uated on Main street. . There is about oP acre of gryund belonging to it with sll © rieties of frui*trees. For information © He quire of LEUP. Nevada City, Aug. 20, 1876. { ¥i") Se eee there will be M. ~ LaForce and claim to the uudersigued, Now therefore, unless the said amouat due from Wm. I. Stinger is paid within one hundred and eighty days from the date of the first 65 Alpba 45%, seen Wm. their interest in said 1030 Yellow Jacket 257%, 555 Imperial 45; 100 Kentuck 11 44, 30 Bahimore 2%. 125 Confidence 164, 230 Julia 744. and est in said claim, to-wit, 160 feet. That said Geo. W. Hobart, Louisa P, Hobart, and Wm. M. La¥erce-have-assigned “alt 150 Crown Point 11%. 235 Overman 75. Hobart to hold Episcog And Lowest Priced Safes in Interested in the New Eng P. get bargains iu to the San Fra: Store, Pine str ‘DURING ay PAST YEAR. . SAFES, shows that the persons killed were gauge railroad between Nevada City ifg stock market, and hundreds of Boots and Shves are being sold at —AND— = Supposed cause and the supposed effect. history makes any mention, the time The whole story isa fancy and a superstiland QuartZ Mining Company. and place of birth of every distintion which has been handed down to us uncontrjled, and which we have accepted guished man or woman-who has ffyas true because our forefathers, believed OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to” Wu. it. I. St nger, that under and by virtue BU RGLAR PROOF The moon exercises no more influence on but fow men that are held in so high ured in history; it gives the latitude Weather thar herrings do on the Governof the act of Congress of May 10th, 1872, entitled ‘‘An Act to promote the developesteem here as Senator Sargent, and and longitude of all the principal ment of Switzerlanu.—Blackwood, ment of the mining resources of the Unicitiesin the world; the national debts ted States,” that Geo. W Hobart, Lonisa he has eause to be proud of™his old P. Hobart, and Wm. M LaForce,co-owners and the populations of all countries; . [By Telegraph.] home in Nevada County. in the quartz claim known and located as Of any Arrangement or full statistics concerning horse races -the-New England Quartz Mining Company _ Mining Stocks. situated on-Gold F at, Nevada County, The Narrow Gauge. and the sailing ships; election reCal,, known and designated as the ‘‘WasDimensions. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. son Lead,” containing sixteen hundred The Dutch Flat Forwn in speaktarns of all the States for years past, feet. That said Geo. W. Hobart, Louisa The evidence ing of our Railroad says: The nariow a history of mines and of the min him to spare. . levied upon the following descpjied prop erty heretofore attached, to-wit: That certain Mining Claim known as the Souchet Claim, eituated in Virgin Valley Mining District; Bloomfield Township,,.,Nevada County,—Cal., and bounded as follows: . 1876; has been furnished us by Mr. fected by such a cause, -That the moon -The Southwest by North Bloomfield Gravel L. P. McCarty, the publisher. The does « xert attraction on us is manifest—we Mining Co’s. grourid. and on the Northfifty. We don’t own a‘‘dorg.”’ No. President then announced that Sensee its working in the tides; but though it by R. D. Skidmore’s ground, known as ator Sargent would address the Club, book has 258 pages, is compiled by cun move water, it is most unlikeiy that it east the Hope Tunnel, and fronting the Main 22 provides for a roadtax of $4,and dred dogs there would not bé over ceived with great applause. 2isco this even received with CELEBRATED SAFES Frank Souchet, for the sum or One Hun the weath:r, that power eould only be ex e First o New Cranbe MULLOY's.

“Ghe Daily Granseript NEVADA CITY, CAt. ‘7 P: — . Raerday, September 23, 1876 bin ‘ Location of Mining Claims. HOTEL ARRIVALS. and “May Howard’’ have each won there is.no particular form prescrib“The death of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Fed by the: statate. It: is necessary, Garner Jeaves three little orphan gir!s races at Sacramento. Glad of it. however, that the requiremeuts of to the tender mercies of. their guard ational Exchange Hotel. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Local Beevities./ George Jacobs’ horses‘‘Sweetbriar” Invant Mrturonames.—A New York paper of a. late «date says: In the léeation of mining claims The Grass ‘Valley Union says: “The matter of the building a pris be mining laws be complied witb ians. -_. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. J C liey, P pectively eight, five and three, and moidal railroad from Grass Valley to before a valid location be made, anc are undoubtedly the richest children “ft is quite evident that a large maNorth San Jaan, and. perhaps tc that fact should be stated in the noof tender years in the world. They jority of our eitizens are ignorant of other .points beyond San Juan, is tice. The lawrequires:tbat the boare estimated to be worth $2,000,000 the ordivances that are in force in receiving much attention in Grass tice of location should containa fall each, aid, if their property is judithis city. We judge so from th Valley. Estimates are being made and accurate description of the ground cibusly managed, they will at their fact that many.of the ordinances snd all the probabilities connected claimed, and that the boundaries majority be worth greater fortunes by the City Board of Traswith the enterprise are being careshould be s» plainiy. marked that re There is a child at present in _ passed they can be easily traced. For. in-; ¥ W Jordan, ¥ou Bet J F Johnson , San Francisco J G Chiles, Snow Tent . W McGibbons, Deer Creek , isthe only granddaughter of a milson we propose to givé ashort synopkind of aroad. This town of Grass claims: ‘The claitnant should there 10 to 4, and re. at 8 P. M. The wholesa B. Gentry & C isthe best one State. Nearly HAMS, BACON & LARD, 88 Long, North Bloomfield fore,_prior-to—recording—his—claim. sonaire._Her mother was also_an . in this part of All orders left at the shop will be comes from. a} ‘A petition —. for the formati ICH . COLD. SODA WATER, ta JS. Baldwin, City dricks Club. . will be held ne: tio. ee -Itis estimat less than one dollars in gold places in this have a good ba ought to be ur BETHESDA “© WATER, REPUBLICAN If_pec Dick. ~~ pis of ‘the principal ones now in force ped-to~promptty amt —ratistaction given = : 3 = ouly ebild, and inberited the whole; voth in price and quality of meats, ‘Phe ist ordinance defines the. dutiebaanches and letting things take their unless the vein-can be. traced along Thankful for past patronage. they solicit { Union Hotel. — the surface, sinka shaft, or run a: of her father’s estate. ‘The child’s 8 continuance of the same. ‘of the Marshal. and Policeman, as dw course.”’ _JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. — . father was debarred by her guardian _ Nevada City, April 1, 1876. ss. It istheir e posse h rs they t topowe TH URSDAY, September 2Isf, 15/6. from handling.avy portion of the in. duty to enforce every ordinance pass-_ ley.on Thursday evening, giving av thereon to discover and develop Welch, City —_—-‘come. belonging to his child, but was WE H Johnston, Grass Valley ed by the Board of Trustees. The »pportunity to all who desired to. go . mineral bearing vein, lode or crevice; Edwards, Bridge * 2nd ordinance is in relation to disand listen to Hon. Frank Ganabl, should determine, if posible, the genallowed ap income so that he could -EGeoC Waterman, San Francisco -“' travel in Europe and gratify his disC E Mulloy, City . turbing the péace in the day_or nigh one of the Presidential Electors ov eral course of such vein in either diA Eisenbach, San Franc isco sipated habits without influencing time, driving over bridges or: sideibe Democratic ticket. There were rection from the pvint of discovery, D Ebsugnh, Ci’ his child. Among the child-portraits “J BSa Atelle Caty-—” walks, being drank or disorderly, redive cars, and fouref them were well by which direction be willbe govWalter Mead, Sav Francisco sisting officers, opening hydrants, tilled. Gavah! did not speak, ag.anerned in making the boundaries of. at<Mora’s, on Broadway, is that of a! Mrs D R McK illic: n, Oakland AND FRESH AH Scotts Kobertsville bis claim.on the surface, and should boywhose yéarly income, now pnid “constructing signs across the side } nounced, but his place was filled by , walks. within fourteen feet perpeoJudge Lamat. The méeting! was give the course and distance as nearto his :gdirdian, is nearly: $60,000. dicular height, discharging a gan or held at Hamijton Hall; and Dr. Daly as practicable from the discovery His guardian‘is a-bank president, a shaft on the clain,-to some perma-. man ofthe atrietest ‘integrity, wbo pistol witnin the city limits, Thivis presided. predicts that when this boy (now ordinance is violated every day iu Geo. I. Lammon, formerly of this nent well known points or. objects, ten yeais old) arrives at his majority the week, especiully that part relating city, bas been nominated for County such for instance, as stone monu The Citizens as follows: Op SAUSAGE, F Secket. V Fiume isfied as to the practicabilty of ths: sioners relative to the locatioa of _ closa at 4 P. M. Z H Jennings, Citv J McNullty, Bear Valley PE LOCAL PORK, a MUTTON, CORN BEEF, H 8 Bradicy, 3acramento -W F Lockhart, San Francisco a’private boardiog-house with ber derstand that it is theinténtion of the work can be easily raised, provided formation of thoseintersted, we quote guardian at Saratoga, who is the sole ‘Marshal to have every ordinance enhe originators of the schemé are sa!from the instractions of the Commisheir to a fortune of $1,500,000. -She FSA . BEEF, J B Quinn, City 4 J Mayott, San Juan é B F Myney, Auburn Mrs Wells & child, Reno Nev Mrs Sullivan, Hollister Mi-s Sullivan, do the ‘ tees are violated every day. We unfully canvassed. The money-for' NEVADA HOLESALE AND RETA, DEAL ERS IN ie A Merrow; Soortg Flat .¢ a J.&C. J. NAFFZIGER L —_ hman, City These cLildren are aged res Ghe Dui . ———r TaveEspar, September 21st, 1876,_ _ City Laws. . forced in the future, and forthat rea . mnereneemeti UNION MARKET. ee ce Ree ra SR gn ON DRAUGHT AT into use, and t! PRESTON’S. perous times a MEETINGS! his income will be at least $100,000 New York Enamel Paint = The District OrdiClerk of Storey County, Nevada, by ments, blazed-trees; conflaence of per aunoni, Atanas ~ day next, whet nance No. 4, defines the daties of the the Republicans. If elected, and we streams, points of intersection of uf Wr best and most durable Paint for in aes oS outside aiid inside work for mufder at city Treasurer. No. 5 relates tonuithink be will be, he will makea good well known gulches, ravines or.roads ‘A full line of pure Deata or GovesNok TILDEN’s Lake’ Townsh sapces, such ss throwing rabbish iu prominent baties, hilis, etc., which officer. BrotHrr.—The death is announced Truckee wili tk the streets, placing carcasses in the . may serve to perpetuate and fix the Drugs and Medicines, Mining of Moses Y, Tilden, a brother of GovDatch Flat is a place of some im=< that time. streets, and toslaughterhouses. No. locus of the claim and render it suse . Chemicals, Crucibles, ete. ernor Tilden, at his residence at New portance. They have a Hotel there Nz addvess the people on the isues 6 prohibits powder being kept in « ceptible of indentification from “the Jack Frost of the day>as follows: At Lebanon, Columbia county, on Fricalled “‘Palgce,’”’ and a. man named greater quantity than fifty pounds, description thereof given in the reyesterday mor day evening. : He had long been in Grass Valley, Monday, Oct. 9. Wm. Sharon is the proprietor. . for alonger period than four hours cord of the locations in the district.’ now getting pr ill health. He was born in the town ' within the city limits. No. 7 is in’ Dr. J. Campbell Shorb, of San In addition to the foregoing data, the . N. W, corner Broad and Pine streets. Nelson Ham in which he died. For many years Nevada City. Tuesday," 10. relation to licenses. No. 8is in reFrancisco, one of the Presidential claimant should state the names of ~ leave Reno n he manuged thechemlcal works there. Tation to playing foot bail on public Electors on the Dem :cratic ticket;the adjoining claims, or if none adN. San Juan, Wednesday, He conveyance fo Unlike his brother, hé manifested _ Streets. No.9 requires every ovcuwill address-the pcople of this city, join the relative position of the neurest City, North Sa Dutch Flat, Thursday, ‘“ .12: pant of a building in which stoves on: the political issues of the day, on claims; should-drive a pust or erect rather en aversion to public position. ing places. ‘‘N COUNTY COMMITTEES will please are used, to connect every stove pipe .Wedvesday evening next. We un& wonument of stones at each. corHe, however, served in the Assembly — “" THE © sitting on the with a brick flue oc chimney, at or}. derstand a large crowd will be here ner of hissurface ground, and at the one tertp, in 1869. Since then he make arrangements for the rec~ption of the hard forthe pu has been engiged in farming and the from Grass Valley on that oceasion: below where the pipe passes the first Speaker, and Club organizaticns are parpoint of discovery shaft, should fix # little recreatio wall or ceiling, in such a manuer The Board of Supervisors will post, stake or board, upon which the breeding of choice stock. He leaves ticularly requested to co-operate in the. “take in” Pui a wife, but no children. “He leaves that the pipe shall not pass nearer meet in one week from next Monday names of the locaters, ithe number arrangements made. Ps the other direc considerable property.. Governor than four inches of any wood or otb—October 2nd. During that session of feet’ claimed, andi which direc-+ MS By order ef the Committee. centennial of er combustible material. “The chimof the Board the new road question tion from point of discovery; it be. Tilden bas now pne brother and a _ ALEX, -G. ABELL, Chairman. know. muci 1 sister living. es Sargent & Greenleaf’s. neys must extend thirty-six inches will be fully discussed. ing essential that the location notice _— M, D. BOKUCK, Sec’y. 819. part, but woul ee above the roof, or outer well of the . filed for record, in addition.to the The Moon and the Weather. Hayes & Wheeler Club, . of our wardro building. No. 11 requires the Marforegoing description should state The notion that the moon exerts an intion to make o The second meeting of the, Hayes shal to collect Road and Poll tax, of fluence on the weather is so deeply rooted whether the entire claim of 1500 feet that, COMBINATION AND notwithstanding al/ the attacks which theReuo Gaze & Wheeler Club’ was held at the ¥ virtue o1 an Execution to me delivevery male inhabitant residing in the is taken on one side of the poiut of have been made against it since meteorolgy ered, issyed out of the Justice Court Senator sur; Theatre on Thursday evening. last, has been seriously studied, it continues to city limits. No.12 provides for the of A. A. mith, Justice of the Peace, the discovery, or whether it is partretain its hold upon us. And yet there day. He Wilt and every seat in the building was Bloo « field-Township,County of Nevada, construction of sidewalks in the city, ly one side and partly on the other nheyer was a popular. superstition more utStat> of California, bearing date S-pt. 14th JLJAS SOLD OVER ONE HUNDRED 7 filled; J. M. Walling, Preside nt of State Fair, au terly without a basis than this one. Ifthe AND FIFTY of these that have never been built, although to firing off pistols and guns. HON. H, F. PAGE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, W. G. WILLIAMS, . “PACIFIC COAST AGENT, DETROII SAFE COMPANY, DOUBLE TIME LOCKS, _ ~ ~ KEY LOCKS, side thereof, and in the latter case, the ordinance has been in force for the Club, called the meeting to order, how many feet are cliimed upon twelve years. No. 13 provides that aud A. H. Hanson was elected Seceach side of such discovery point. ~ retary pro tem. “After the reading of every owner of a dog must pay a.liSe ee: conse of $2,50 per year for keeping the minutes of the last meeting, “The ‘Statistician.’ Walter Mvad favored the audience him. If this ordinance was in force A copy of the “‘Statistician’’ for instead of there being several hunwith @ patriotic song, which was re moon really did posses any 1876, in favor of M. Bremond and. against power over dred and “Sixty Dollars ($160) U.S. Gold Coin, together with $25 c sts and (isbursements at thedateof said Judgment, I have ercised in one of three wWays—by reflection of the sun’s rays, by attraction, or by emanation. Noother f rm of action igs conceivable. Now, as the brightest light of a full moon is never equal in intensity or quantity to that which is refs cted tow.ris us by a white cloud on a Summer day,it ian scarcely be pretended that weather is af Jobu P. Maius, and contains a woucan do the same to air, for the specific Humbug Creek, eight hundred feet more

gravity of the atmosphere is sosmall that apolltaxof $1, No, 27 pronibits and as soonashe made ‘his uppearrly derfal amount of information, conthere is nothing to be attracted. Laplace or less, and running in a Northwest: direction té the centre of Back Bone Ridge, ‘swine from running at large within ance upon the stage he was received densed calculated, indeed, that the joint attraction and reliable. It conta.ns of the-sun and moon toye: herecould not stir containing eighty acr.8, more or less, Nothe dity. No. 44prohibits horned with imménse applause anit three facts, dates, is hereby given that I will expose at and all that is necessary the atmosphere at a quicker rate than five tice rousing cheers. He stated that he . eattle from running at large between miles a day. Asfor lunar emanations, not Public Sate alt the abeve described prop. to Know aboot any event that has asign of them hasever been discovered. erty to the highest bidder for Cash, in the hours of 8p, uw. and 6 a. m.— did not intend to deliver a speech, happenend front of T. P. Crandal.’s Store, in the town in this world ahd about The idea of an influence produced by the of North Bloomfield, FRIDAY. Oct 6th, but intended to have a sociable talk phases of the moon is therefore based on no There are many other ordinances in 1876, between the hours of One and Two with his old friends and neigh ors, almost every conceivable point of inrecognizable cause whatevér. Furthero’cluck P.M. Given under my hand this _4 force, but the above are the princimore, itis.now distinetly shown that no terest. The editor of the Grass Vall4th day of Sept., 1876. but before the campaign variations at all really occur in weather at was over he pal ones and -should—be-heeded by E, CUMMINGS, ley Union, who has had the time to the moment of the changes of quarter, any Constable, Bloomfield Township. our citizens in order that ‘they may should. visit this city and addregs more than at other ordinary times. since S17 examine the work says: ‘It bas the the establishment of meteorological stanot receive a visit from the city Marthem upon the political issues of the tions 41] over the earth, it has been proved day. He talked abont one anda dates of every battle that has been by millions Parties of observations that there is no Notice to Owners and shal. half.hours, and during the time he The Mormon Monster. was frequently interrupted with apTu the Beaver Court, Judge Boreplause, and at the close three rousing man, jn the course of his charge to cheers were given him. There are > “the jury, said: ‘The prisoner, J. D, . Lee, stands before you charged with being a participant in one of the most atrocious massacres of human . beings —men, women and children— in the Mountain Meadows in” 1857, that was ever known in any civilized part of the world, fought in the world, and of which simultaneousness whatever. between the Now is To-day is tk BANK LOCKS, The Most Reliable, * Best Finished, Rev. Mr. Da emigrants. For several days acomand Colfax is proving more of a sucother subjects. The cost of getting bination of Indians and white men eess than was anticipated at the time up the work must have been imhed been making an attack: upon of its projection. This is gtatimense. Its arrangement as to index their encampment. “The Indians and fying to the proprietors and interestand references makes it so convenwhite men vied with each other in ing te the general public, since it invenient as a reference book that it is dicate s what may be expec invalu ted able. from the fiendish work of destroying over The ‘‘Statistician” is a 120 men, women and children. It this class of improvements when condensation ofall the ‘histories and has been alleged that he (Lee) shot economically constructed aad jndithe geographies of the world, and ciously managed. ‘The road cost litcontains many things of interes t pot pistol, cut thé throat of another and tle over half a million dollars. Tomentioned in any othet work.”’ Mr. told an Indian not to spare a young tal receipts, exclusive of mail: transMcCarty will be in this city for a oné woman with a gun, one with a woman whose life the savage asked portation, amouated at the end of few days, aid no one should fail to Aug to $36,031 -76; cost of operati: &. obtain a copy of this very useful labor and all other expenses incladbook, sessile perce derbies A pisPatcu from New York, dated ed, $16,678-73, leaving a net profit Sept. Qlst, says the Bunk of Neof $19,353 03, or, carriage of mails vada will, on the 4th of October next, included, of sometbing like $25,000. es THE editor of the Bostun Trans t thus describes a meteor: .“‘a shaft cri of pote ia light was °265 Ophir 58%. '1000>Mexican 8294, 250 Gould & Curry 15. . 180 Best & Belcher 46, ‘. 525 California 59%. 805° Savage 18, 2480 Con Virginia 543. 370 Hale & Norcross 11. September 15th, 1876-3m 15 Ballion 35. 1875 Union Con 14%, 840 Exchequer 14. 7 Belcher 4644. Ladies’? Shoes, At astonishing'y low prices, at the # rathous sucrifice, at the Sau Frabfrom tuis roud will! do much toward San Francisco Boot and Shoe Stor encou ragin g the building of other e, cisco Bvot aud Shoe Store, Pine lines of narrow gauge railroads in Pafé street, street, “Positively the luat day. 523 this State, portunity. 4 To-day is the last Op a 523-1¢ : Belcher 21%, Mexican 33%, Exchegarr 14%, Overman 75. Crown Point 12. assessment, work will be forfeited to the undersigned. ~* WARREN T. LOCKHART. to shoot atiwart the sky increase its capital from five to ten During the mouth of August $7,949 After traversing a path whic Afternoon’s h might « ave Yesterday Ceusumed a second in tume tue erratic body millions in gold. On the Ist of Ocwere received aud $3,522 27 paid out, Telax ed its Speed gradually until Northern Belle 24. it bad tober next its account in. New York including transportation of the mails become motioniess. In an inetant it burst Eureka Con 1354, into a shower oF crimson and emer ald brilNew Coso 2% will be transferred from the banking having exceeded $5,000, being at the liants, Wuich desc ended in a luminous rain wutil they were extinguished.” 4 hen Leopard 9%. house of Eugeue Kelly to the Bank rate of $60,000 a year, more than ten 8.¢d own on the oiicfoth in the hall he Califotyia 605. per centon the eutire cost of the aad his way of New York. wife puiled off his boots. Con Virginia 5534. roud. As the business of the road >. Yellow Jacket 26; will increase rapidly, a much larger Embrace the Opportunity. Best & ag may be confidently expected. he” satirfuctory* results ‘ovtained have performed the work required by law forthe years ending 1874 and 1875. That of the amount so expended. there is due to the said Hobarts and LaForce, the sum of Thirty-two Dollars, frum the interest standing in the name of Wm. I. Stinger,ou account of ownership, of one tenth inter publication hereof. said or e-tenth interest 150 Belcher 2134, 295 Sierra Nevada 14%. Sales. Trinity Charge the Market. Sunday Schoo: ual, a SPECIAL ORDERS. TAKEN FOR F. VAULT DOORS, . Has’ just re direct from t LININGS, FIRE AND Packages, a lo’ Childrens’, W. Sellat San Fr now receiving . niture Co., a i: Farnitare, ¢¢ Sets, Parlor ; trasses, store Step L Looking from the Natic Now constructing,a 20,000 for the Combe . “he best and pound Burglar Proof Sale Call and see fo for the Sacramento Savings Hy) Have just r Bank. ment of Men’: Deslers generally are especially Clothing, invited to send for circulars apd prices of KEY LOCKS FOR DOOBS, than ever. The Finest Locks ever made. 823 GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, COBNEB Cor The Go to the Sa Shoe Store, Pi al bargains in Bo House and Ranch for Sale. tively the last MRS2ZB, LYONS, ‘Agentsn Our large } HEREBY OFFERS THE OLP ings of the. Px LYON’S HOMESTEAD IX sell rapidly, Washington, Nevada County. . Y. Engraving well built, with barn and out houses, si MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. presn ©, —_—— 4th AND J, STREETS, SACRAMENTO, CALIFOKNIA. age W holesale and Retail Dealer in Vac Blankets, and Misses and ‘C) which they . A. NIVENS, JR, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Gia Also a large y selves, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. ~Pillo Lounges, Spri DRAWERS, CHESTS, etc. et jy? : uated on Main street. . There is about oP acre of gryund belonging to it with sll © rieties of frui*trees. For information © He quire of LEUP. Nevada City, Aug. 20, 1876. { ¥i") Se eee there will be M. ~ LaForce and claim to the uudersigued, Now therefore, unless the said amouat due from Wm. I. Stinger is paid within one hundred and eighty days from the date of the first 65 Alpba 45%, seen Wm. their interest in said 1030 Yellow Jacket 257%, 555 Imperial 45; 100 Kentuck 11 44, 30 Bahimore 2%. 125 Confidence 164, 230 Julia 744. and est in said claim, to-wit, 160 feet. That said Geo. W. Hobart, Louisa P, Hobart, and Wm. M. La¥erce-have-assigned “alt 150 Crown Point 11%. 235 Overman 75. Hobart to hold Episcog And Lowest Priced Safes in Interested in the New Eng P. get bargains iu to the San Fra: Store, Pine str ‘DURING ay PAST YEAR. . SAFES, shows that the persons killed were gauge railroad between Nevada City ifg stock market, and hundreds of Boots and Shves are being sold at —AND— = Supposed cause and the supposed effect. history makes any mention, the time The whole story isa fancy and a superstiland QuartZ Mining Company. and place of birth of every distintion which has been handed down to us uncontrjled, and which we have accepted guished man or woman-who has ffyas true because our forefathers, believed OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to” Wu. it. I. St nger, that under and by virtue BU RGLAR PROOF The moon exercises no more influence on but fow men that are held in so high ured in history; it gives the latitude Weather thar herrings do on the Governof the act of Congress of May 10th, 1872, entitled ‘‘An Act to promote the developesteem here as Senator Sargent, and and longitude of all the principal ment of Switzerlanu.—Blackwood, ment of the mining resources of the Unicitiesin the world; the national debts ted States,” that Geo. W Hobart, Lonisa he has eause to be proud of™his old P. Hobart, and Wm. M LaForce,co-owners and the populations of all countries; . [By Telegraph.] home in Nevada County. in the quartz claim known and located as Of any Arrangement or full statistics concerning horse races -the-New England Quartz Mining Company _ Mining Stocks. situated on-Gold F at, Nevada County, The Narrow Gauge. and the sailing ships; election reCal,, known and designated as the ‘‘WasDimensions. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. son Lead,” containing sixteen hundred The Dutch Flat Forwn in speaktarns of all the States for years past, feet. That said Geo. W. Hobart, Louisa The evidence ing of our Railroad says: The nariow a history of mines and of the min him to spare. . levied upon the following descpjied prop erty heretofore attached, to-wit: That certain Mining Claim known as the Souchet Claim, eituated in Virgin Valley Mining District; Bloomfield Township,,.,Nevada County,—Cal., and bounded as follows: . 1876; has been furnished us by Mr. fected by such a cause, -That the moon -The Southwest by North Bloomfield Gravel L. P. McCarty, the publisher. The does « xert attraction on us is manifest—we Mining Co’s. grourid. and on the Northfifty. We don’t own a‘‘dorg.”’ No. President then announced that Sensee its working in the tides; but though it by R. D. Skidmore’s ground, known as ator Sargent would address the Club, book has 258 pages, is compiled by cun move water, it is most unlikeiy that it east the Hope Tunnel, and fronting the Main 22 provides for a roadtax of $4,and dred dogs there would not bé over ceived with great applause. 2isco this even received with CELEBRATED SAFES Frank Souchet, for the sum or One Hun the weath:r, that power eould only be ex e First o New Cranbe MULLOY's.