September 28, 1880 (4 pages)

a ’ such inquiries, and can learn nothi { 1 The Daily Transcript. _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ——— Tuesday, Sept. 28th, 1880. remnant A ¢ ee The Cisco Consolidated Mine. ‘The Transcrirr recently telt called upon in behalf of the reputation of the legitimate mining interests of this part of the coast’ to prepound some questions regarding the value . ofthe Cisco Consolidated Mining Company’s property in Nevada and _ Placer counties, and to seek explanations regarding certain imputations that had-beer cast upon its management. This. action elicited from Mr. Ryder of Oakland, the Superin,, tendent, a gentlemanly and reasonaimmediately published in “these columns; also an impertinent communication from the foreman of the mine who seemed to think that we were in duty bound to accept his “Tvicinity that their club here is not a : turd ie totter on the sarjooh and. it-wae} i “was called’ to order there [Speak on the same~evening ~he-didy} were perhaps twenty persons present, not a man of whom excepting due Wallace. the TRANscRIpT reporter has ever : ‘claimed to be a member of the Re-. Corresponding Secretary and assistpublican party-so far as we are en-. ant had some idea of what proper . Mrs Delia Mills St Louis Mo Poor KALLOCH! franceck Club ef Nevada City “— a Dire Dilemma—Some Suzgestive Things that Occurred their Meeting Saturday Night. It is the proud’ boast of certain Hancock and English men in this purely Democratic orgamization. They claim that its active members comprise many persons who ‘have formerly been Republicans, but became soreheaded for one reasom or another and have belted the brave old party that has saved the Union . once already, and will preserve it against the Southern ‘rigadiers by the election of Garfield and Arthur this Fall. To refute sech silly assertions, we have only'to point toa at. }ing Workin . might, aud Kalloeh was just the man. had thesause stand with him. here Saturday As to Kalloch’s private character he knew nothing, neither did he care, Mr. Kitts asked if it would not be better to have Kalloch come at some other time. Mr. Carr said the present was the best time. ~ ; or Mr. Caldwell was certain -th Wallace would not take it as an affront te have Kallesh speak from the same @ with him. He doubted if it would be proper. to offer to pay Kalloch’s expenses, however, a4 Mr. Powers insisted that Wallace meeting of the club that was held . ‘be communicated with te aseertain ay night, When the assemaf he objected to having Kalloch . a. A certain amount of etiquette was . ) q Mr. Caldwell said he guessed the iiotbended ehweraneey — — abled to ascertain. There were two . ¢tiquette was. If the club thought we were all wrong and he “all right. . 1+ 11 sae gentlemen whe went off. they did not, they would throw up the foreman’s letter was not printed. liability of the charges of misrepresentation to Eastern parties, and did not propese to rest. content with : elected to an office by that erganizaWe had set out to ascertain the reti many amusing incidents, 10n, It was Mr. Kitts said it would be better to have one: speaker at a time. Te an unbiased spectator that gathWallacewas in he hands of the ering uf old-line Democrats furnished . Democratic StateCentral Committee. Adisgusted member remarked merely laving his word for it: that apparent that while not desiring to . sotto voce, ‘They had better keep they were “entirely levoid of truth,” . 4 and that he was ‘‘astonished and innant of the local W. P. C. against . 0 anything to antagonize the rem-. him then, d—n him.” Mr. Carr admitted in» sarcasiic dignant to see such men as Dr. Reg“them, they did not prepose to throw . tone that. Wallace would make a noldsand Mr, Ryder traduced in the Cok day Vety. Valuable “bait” tn: the good Democratic speceh. — Kalloch TikanscriPr.” When Superintendent Ryder’s letter was published we stated that it would require a short time to satisfy ourselves as to the reliability of the t sources from ‘which were obtained . . is) the first grounds for questioning the company’s course, We have made ing to change the opinions expressed previously in this paper. We are informed, however, that work is to be resumed at once on the claim. In way of making sacrifices to favorable to say on the subject. A motion was made that a com-. ratic candidate. for llify . had been a Republican and a Workheir quondam bitter consult ingman, and was fit to speak with any man ia the Democratic patty. . EC Hopkins Sacrame W Edwards & w Brid mittee be appointed by the elub to. They might as well talk of letting.no receive Hou. W. T. Wallace, Demo. ¢x-Republicans or Workingmen meet . t Shoemaker city Presidential . Wallace at the depot as to mot let Elector, when that gentleman visits . Kalloch speak from the same stand this city next’ Saturday night ¢o de-. With him. iver an address. Messrs. Garthe, Kitts, Dannicliff shocked because the fiscussion was aud Garver each had something . egenerating into a comparison of the relative merits of Wallace aad J. KE. Carr arose and stated that Kalloch. “Wallace should be simply Mr. White declared himself view of. this tact, “we nays nothing . tne Corresponding Secretary was in. notified that Kalloch had been inmore to say on the subject a6 Pres~. oo munication ‘with Kalloch and . vited to speak Saturday night, and ent. Feature developments will be others, endeavoring to have them be . that would settle the matter. watched with interest, and if -the management have been . wronged thus far by public opinion, their vin1 dicatiou will-be made eomplete. woe TuEY TALK about the Harticock club in Nevada City having been joined by a “‘large number of men who have always heretofore voted ConcressMand, 5. Blackburn of Kentucky said in the course of -a Democratic speech at Batavia, Ojo, on the 20th instant: ‘‘Let the Rad” . icals cease their brawl about the Solid South.' She is solid, thank God. present aud speak on the same eveMessrs. . that the matter: would be arranged Jibble, Searls and other local speak. 8atisfactorily to all concerned. ning. ers could also be prevailed upon to be present and say something. ing Secretary, explained that he had invited Kalloch and Attorney Gen. day night, He hoped that John I,.Caldwell, the Correspondmeetings would. be met hy that source, f ¢ John McCarthy wanted a recep. } tion committee appointed for SaturMr, Garver interpowed that the She was solid for deff Davis in 1860, . and _she will be solid for Hancock-in . 1880.” These words were penciled down at the moment, and are given with accuracy. Vane tere "eee Tne Boston Herald says :—There were evident sigus of alarm in the Democratié camp in Indiana last week, and Mr, English was reduced to such straits that he put his truas¢ in God—-whivh is generally an indée vation, in a Demoeratic candidate, that the team is runniug away, and . he Las little faith in the breaching. a Grass VALLEY is stire to cast awid mminiiie foe the Wepablisan! that could be doue would be to-have there is a Republicau majority ; but . Kalloch present, and that as he was! albthe Southern ‘States alike, withcandidates this Fall. If the Republicans could only get some fellow to start up another Democratic paper . there, the town would go solid for, Garfield and Arthur, ee a scagd ; S. 8. Watson, aged eighty-two, . and Orlef Warren,aged seventy-two, . were married at Weston, Cal., last! week,——Exchange. ee Nothwithstanding there is” snow mpon the mountains, there is fire in ' q + + Oe g Tug next States to hold elections are¢he following : Colorado, Octover § 3 Georgia, October.6 ; Indiana, Executive Committee of the ¢dlub would attend to that, : Mr, McCarthy asked what all the argument was about, then, Mr, Garver satd the lack of funds caused it, Jas. D. White argued that the club should stand the expense of the meeting. Frank Powers said that by Saturday night next the club would probably be put in a conditien to receive any speakers it desired to, and no further discussion on the subject was necessary, . of the members. Mr. Caldwell assured the club 7? “Question, question,” cried some _ The Chairman ascertained from a member that there was no motion before the house, and amnounced the #t heart and would not object to Kalloch occupying the It needed a leadMurchie have been tendered to the Previdence company, and the men will to-day begin laying foundations for the Providence engines. Mr.-Carter’s Candidacy. According to all that we can learn from various parts of the county, R. D. Carter, present Under Sheriff, is pretty certain of the nomination for Sheriff by the Conventions v, nich meet in this city next Satr.rday.— For several years he has ccupied a minor position inthe office, and understands perfectl*, the duties thereof. He has entitlel himself to the credit of being prompt, efficient and reliable, Hie would make-a worthy opponent for our own stalwart Sanfovd to contend against. ane Mr, Carr thought the best thiag . a,poor man the Corresponding Sec-' retary ought to telegraph to nina that all his expenses of comiig would be paid, ; Mr, Powers doubted if Kalloch’s presenee would be agreeable to the other speakers, The matter ought to be referred to them, Mr. Garth said. it was Wel) enough to pay speakers’ expenses whily here, but he was oppoged to paying their traveling expenses, J. J. Rogers wanted it distinetly understood that he was opposed. to aio wad West Virginia, Qctober . j Addr. Carr thought that Wallace: i 2th. o a*y encouraging this mixiug ap of po ities and religions 4penthdsidsal for Hancock in the “So!. IN SEVERAL of the Soathern States out excéption, or without doubt, are relied on to count upon the Democratic side and score 138 Electoral votes. There is to be no free debate, no equal rights, no true expression in these States, and yet he who discusses these questions must be told in the coarse parlance of theday: *‘He Waves rae Biwopy Suir!” —Roscoe Conkling. Tue report that Hancock's father refused.to permit a regiment of Union soldiers to eross a bridge without paying to.] has raised’ a new boom of Against Unitn Claims. eee Hancock, while forced to declare against the payments of pensions and rewards to rebels, throws the follow‘ing sop to the Solid South : Our Govertfment has treated with great indulgence claims for losses ahd damages suffered by Union men from military operations of the war of the Union; buteas hostilities were closed more than fifteen years ago, clajms of that nature (now mostly in the fiands of brokers or persons other than the original sufferers,) are “NEVADA . THEATRE. ONE NIGHT ONLY ! MONDAY, OCT. 4th. tarFroth the Atlantic to the Pacific.c7 Grandest Dramatic Success. in History ! The Grafidest of All Character Comedians, MR. NEIL BURGESS ! In His Origin4i Creation, becoming stale, and in my judgment might fairly be considered as barfed by the lapse of time, and if hereafter entertained at all should be subject— . ed to the closest scrutiny. ————— creme) Afivertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remainfa the Post ffice, Nevada City, for the week ending Sept. 27th, 1880. Persons calling for any of sol letters will please say vertised.”~ : Austin E B Brown Alfred ‘Pegana Antenio Hi. hens John Latham Miss Millie Sherman Mrs M Weber George Woeds Henrietta Held for Post~ge. ; Miss Baltut Rund care of M. Cohen, Detroit. H L Morehouse New York City. — Yesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. & Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. AG Dennett Bloomfie C Tooney San Fradcis S Kosminsuy San Jua J A Stidger.8an Juan Y Stotlar do J © Broderick Col Hii J O€arloSan Franci J Manion Wolf Creek ‘H Branschinger do EH King Dutch Flat G Wood San Juan J Chisholm San Juan DJMorgan Grass Vall J Marks San Juan J Smith French Corr Miss Dorsey Grass-Vai T G Farrer Gras Vall Miss Conway Grass Va H Ricker cit. A & Woodruff Colu H . H A Howard city A McMurray San Jua S$ Wheeler Litthe Yor A Badger Little York H G Cammet R & Re HT Grimm Roug Rea E P Nelson Auburn NC Tully Omega RT Carroll San Fran R B Hawly Colu Hill P Gunaip You Bet T L Byrnes city J Brim city W Sowden San Franc MARRIE®. . At the Congregational thureh parsonage in. Nevada City, Sept. 25th, 1880, by Rev. J, Sims, Frank T, Williams and Miss Della E. Snapp, all of this city. é In Sacramento, September 24, by Justice Thos. W. Gilmer, F. G. Wilkins, of Nevada City, to Clara Peck, of Sacramento. = a BORN, At Gtass Valley, September 24, 1880, to Fred Wheeler and wife, a aughter. = Delinquent Sale Notice. } ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING Company. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Nevada Oounty, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment (No.7 ) levied on the 18th day of August, 1830, the several amounts set opposite the pames of the respective shareholders, J.-$-Housacox P_M. . J Ostrum Bloomfieid F Bean Bleemyeld-----+WIDOW BEDOTI In his own dramatization of the Widow Bedott Papers, entitled THE WIDOW AND ELDER A Faretcal Comedy in three Acts !: Supported by Geo. Stoddart as the Elder And the Celebrated Original Cast GQCONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCESG() IN NEW YORK. ies 45 CONSECUTIVE PERFORM45 ANCES IN SAN FRANCISCO, The Hottses Crowded from Pit to Dome. : Seats cat be secured without extra charge at Vinton’s Drug Store. G. W. STODDART, 663 sssincs yess: Manager FRED BURGESS.... ). . Treasurer: Business Manager ny HANG YOUR BANNERS ON THE OUTER WALLS! THE CRY IS STILL WE BOOM! J OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS and MONEY br BUYING : DRY Goods, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING HOSIERY, And HATS AT THE IXL AUCTION HOUSE, JUSI RECEIVED 200 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, . WHICH WILL BE SOLD FROM 50 Cents to $1 50 a Pair. JUST RECEIVED, SAVE And in accordance With law and. an order of the Board of Directors, made on ¢he 18th day of August 1830, so many gha-.es of each perce of such stock as may ')¢ necessary will sold at public auction, at th e office of , the Company, No. 522 Mop‘yomery street,!San Francisco, California, on Tuesday the 12th day of Uctober 18%), at tae hour of 8 o'clock P. M., of saidda”,, to pay said delinqueit Assessment ther eon, together with costs of advertising 4 expenses of the sale. i THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. OfB'ce 522 Montgomery streety San Francis, California, . Assessment Notice. WAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING CoMPANY.—Location of principal place’ of business, San Francisco, California; location of works Lowell Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California—Notice—There are delinquent upen the following described stock on account of assessment (No. 1) levied on the second day of June, 1880, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: . Neo, No, Names Certiffe. Sha’s. Am’t, SP Day, Trustee . 153 500 $62.50 S P Day, Trustee 154 500 62.50 S P Day, Trustee 155 500 62.50 S P Day, Trustee 156 500 62.50 8S P Day, Trustee 157 250 31.25 g P Day, Trustee © 158 250° 31.25 SP Day, Trustee 159 250 31.25 S P Day, Trustee 160 170 21.25 S P Day, Trustee 161 100 12.50 5 P Day, Trustee 162 100 22.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 201 500 62.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 202 500 —6 2.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 203 500 62.50 W.P. Sargent, T7., 204 500 62.50 WP Sargent, [r., 205 _ 500 62,50 W PSargent, Tr’, 207 . 250 81.25 W P Sargent, Tr., 208 25031 25 W PSargent‘ Tr., 200 250 31.25 W P Sargent, Tr., 210 250 31.25 W P Sargent, Tr., 211 100 12.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 212 100° 12.50 HN Sargent, Tr., _ 206 500 62.50 F N Sargent, Tr., 214 100 12.50 MG rargent, Tr., 215 108 12.50 A accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors, madeon the second . day, of June, 1880, somany shares of each sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, No. 315 California street, Room No. 11, San Francisco, California, on Tuvsday, October twelfth, 1889, at the hour of one o’clock,.P.M., of said day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with Saturday Evenings, at 7:30, AT THE IxXL Broad Street, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, DAVE AUERBACH, : Auctioneer : , NEIL BURGESS...-.-Proprietor Be . ee err yr . Mi D., Medical Examiners, On Monday, Wednesday and AUCTION HOUSE, . NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPA) (Incorporated 1845.) Assets, all Cash,.:..840,000,9i . Anutial Income.: 8,000, 7,000, ‘Lotal Board for Nevada ci, Hon. Niles Searls, RB. M. Hunt, 4» ifon. John Caldwell, Hon, “a Niles, H. 8. Welch, M. p, NILES SEARLS, President, R. M. BUNT, Vice President, W. D. VINTON, Secretary ana Agen ; R. M. HENT, M. D. and U.S, WEL. Ex-Governer Fred’k F. LOW, Prey dent of Local Bourd in Say Fra EL FORMS OF LIFE 1Nstt __ This Company has been established eid 4 iforni for 20 years, and fas never contesty & sing ain. The erest on Investinents have pais. death claims for the last five years, sie _ This is the only Conspany that had mio income in 1878 than in 1873, while alj other Companies decreased, ; Examine the New Tontine Investment Insurnig {Extract from a letter of ‘Hon. F. F. tox! I certify that I have taken outa“'Tunting policy in the New York Life Insuraiiee y for 20,000; that I regard it as the best ay fairest pise of life insurance, and thatt principles émbouied im the new plan, after careful examination, Have removed. they jections . hive heretofore entertainéd ngain Life Insurance. I have steadily dectined tj insure uittil the “Tontine” plan was presen ed to me, Yours very truly, : F. F. LOW, _It provides for one’s family at offi life rates, and the money returned with iy terest on arriving ata certain age, It offers advantages_ FAR IN EXCES3 Of those realized from the investment equal amounts in Savings Banks or rate Stocks offering equal security. All of the above-named members of {i Board have insured on this jlar for $10,000 EACH, © Which is enough guarantee as to ity moritd) Applications and Informati can be had from any of th above members, or from th Agent, WALTER D. VINTON REPUBLIC 4N NOMINATION Election November 2d. For Presidential Electers > JOHN F. MILLER, HENRY EDGERN JOHN A.BAUR, CHARLESN. FO. W.W.McKAIG, TR. BARD. For Member of Congress—Second Distr: =x. &, FPAGE. oe COUNTY NOMINATSONS : For Members of Aseelity, R. McMURRAY, of Bridgeport 1 J. B. PATTERSON, of Little Yor Ask For Pure Para Gam CRACK PROOF Beware of Imitations, manufactured. For Sale by all Dealers. Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr, } a Fer County Treasurer. JOSEPH GILBERT, costs of adverti and of sale. CHAS. W. BADGER, Secretary. DY Office—Room No.1, 315 California street San Francisco, California, : to C October Ad. Union India Rubber Co’s RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. BS SURE the Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pure Gum Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— They will last twice as Jong as any others All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, S. M. RUNYON, s Agents. nr eae F Grass Valley, will be a candidate for the office of Courty Treasyrer, snbject the decision of the Democratic County onvention which meets at Nevada City, W. D. LONG, of Nevada. ‘ For Sheriff, E, P. SANFORD, of Grass Vall —_— For County Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, of Grass? Val For County Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, of Nevada 7 ae For County Treasurer,” 4 G. v. SCHMITTBURG, of Nev For District Attorney, E. H. GAYLORD, of Meadow For County Surveyor, H. 8S. BRADLEY, of Nevads For Coroner, GEO. A. GRAY, of Nevada Cit} +, = For Publie Administrator;JONATHAN CLARK, of Nev For Supervisor, lst District—H. C. NILLS. Sth Distriet—B. F. SNBLL__ 3d District CHAS, TXYLO® THE DAILY ~BEVavA Of [a Brief "Great guns!’ Pdrty-nine vo the Pemocratic this city Saterd ticket was elevt A sifipment 01 ‘nese claims Gt Drought down o . Sand’ sent to the: The New Yor tpany of @¥ass V dividestt of 20 '¢ able th the Ist" ‘Cand y-~tutes % Dembératic pers ‘soon asthe ele! thowever, Bliasbevt. Ces iguu suit in the ‘obtain a @¥ore H.C. Get, Si ‘cruelty and neg ‘The passeng:, city yeste’. day some of the ma gettiv » out of ¢ The planking corner of Comn ueweds Ther places about th ‘sadly in.need o Miss Nellie 1 this city last S ‘ spend the sum her dramatic night began an sa. Galloway & the work. of Hartwell’s ne county. The) _delivery about der. Miss Rosa C: serving as subst public schools « term, has accep} -a school in Sisk leave this week The building eae : : a . works at the M the Republican. ticket.” It is all eral Jo Hamilton to be present. . fact midst hysterical demonstra. . as follows: eter $2,000 00 worth of Dry Goods, } ° pleted: and it; bosh. ‘Tiere isnot aword of truth . ™. Garver moved to amend the tions caused by the mistake, Names, Cert, Shares, Amt} SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, = fire-proof paint 3 ig : : 5 r i ; ; Hy. Videau 56 22 $2.20 . From the Auction H fH. M. New ms 3 sn such statements, and the seoser motion aforesaid 89 the club’s comThe meeting quietly adjourned La Wetzel, Tr., 876 saa ca. & Oe aie BW. Davis & Co,, Par Frescigee gece shank Oo. : mittee could receive any speakers after some remarks, including & . Eug. Meiville, Tr., 5S21070 107.00 . These Goods consist of st = the promulgators of them are check, cain had delivered by Mr, . B: = Henricksen,'Tr. 725 100 10.00 cex = @ placed and ed, the sooner the truth will prevail. . ™ 7 pe ked if the D : ‘ la ‘o y 5 ry pai ang ser Tr. fad ine ata Flannels, Muslin: Fancy Goods, thereafter as p: . , The Haucock and English club is}, ©" ™ _ “4 vn oh : seessasien® epg ae A. Diftes, Trustee, = Table LiSha Ed le made up, with perhaps a dozen or. '° County Central © eebices had The Providence Mine. a yor me ay “ dong 41€R, wis, ~— Downie } eighteen exceptions, of. men who not alréady arranged to teoeive any . : ; Theo, Wetzel, Tr,, 785 ~~ 100 10,00° N otions, Ete — Seen g Democratic speakers who artived. The Providence company will to-. Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 795 125 . 12,50 ‘ig 5 day evening an. have for years stood by the Demo: : " ee Bfieen of thale ube Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 796 75 7.50) WHICH W Ly, BE GIVEN“AWAY FOR For Presidcat, , ; mer . 1 and thi Mr, Garver said they had not. day shut down fiiteen Cir SLAMDPS . Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 867 600 60.00 ‘I : ee following day k cratic party through thick and thin, et : . he full ‘ol having been . ‘Thee. Wetzel, Tr. 879 1000 100.00 TTLE OR NOTHING: ia : é The motion as amended prevailed, . —the full complement having Patent’ he ; 7 as a proof of hi dasichabacaahon wegna: eta tegcamecapiectay Chai Kitt ted that the . running thus far since the fire—and Thee Wotael’ Pe oat a pn a ‘ack 3 _ R es 2 20.0 Tiwt is ~ ‘ have joined the Garfield club ; three . DEAN BAe sugges at the aie Hl fiv ‘ til ie Theo, Wetzel, Tr 942 150 +560 Owing tothe extensive increase in . OF OHIO. . ans rabbit, 1 fos taetaaeee putting their mmesl -aei club ought to provide for any meet— ep ut five going unti @ NEW . Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 943° * 110 11.00] our business, we are compelled to resquirrels and 2 ‘eee . ‘ ee ings that might occur, hoisting works are completed, Mean. Theo. Wetzel, Tr, 974 500 50.00 . year Sal a — the roll in a single evening. The : : A : : . .,, . Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 989 10 1.¢9. @uce our Auction Sales to three Workin bik te Usk the Roveblicas of Mew Leop. Garthe said that after the . time ore is beimg huuled to the mill . ‘Theo. Wetzel, Tr, 1012 1980 19,60 . times a week: For Vice-President, gnen ct is t P nominating conventions were held . fromthe shaft oa the hill. The serTheo. Wetzel, Tr., 1016 ~ 100 “40.09 : CHESTER ‘A. ARTHUR held throaghou vada township have got the best of : : R. Martinez, Tr., . 1019 60 6.00 PUBLIC AUCTION é i ' to eleck dah the bolting business this year. next Saturday the candidates would . Vices of the stone masons employed Ls ares i, — 20 2.00 's OF NEW YORK. elect de egat re ‘ — be assessed," and the expenses of . '‘on the new hosting works of the} "fern Se ith ig +20 SPE which meets in day. The call, allowed to the: ‘will be found'in After Octobe except the Gov can pass throu; less than three merchants hav. as circulars, ani delivered _ thé: stamp attached Miss May N. ess of the Sierr tions to many ¢ ‘cals of the cour choicest gems emanated from, has been in fail time past, Sh« tle for several n came to this cit Columbia Hill her health bene cle the restora gifted writer, w .to be consumpt Michael Ds Michael Davi er, will not del: as had been hoy evening was the eould have com citizens beliey have'time to m ments for recei formed him, ~ ptating that he advisable te.cg

a ’ such inquiries, and can learn nothi { 1 The Daily Transcript. _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ——— Tuesday, Sept. 28th, 1880. remnant A ¢ ee The Cisco Consolidated Mine. ‘The Transcrirr recently telt called upon in behalf of the reputation of the legitimate mining interests of this part of the coast’ to prepound some questions regarding the value . ofthe Cisco Consolidated Mining Company’s property in Nevada and _ Placer counties, and to seek explanations regarding certain imputations that had-beer cast upon its management. This. action elicited from Mr. Ryder of Oakland, the Superin,, tendent, a gentlemanly and reasonaimmediately published in “these columns; also an impertinent communication from the foreman of the mine who seemed to think that we were in duty bound to accept his “Tvicinity that their club here is not a : turd ie totter on the sarjooh and. it-wae} i “was called’ to order there [Speak on the same~evening ~he-didy} were perhaps twenty persons present, not a man of whom excepting due Wallace. the TRANscRIpT reporter has ever : ‘claimed to be a member of the Re-. Corresponding Secretary and assistpublican party-so far as we are en-. ant had some idea of what proper . Mrs Delia Mills St Louis Mo Poor KALLOCH! franceck Club ef Nevada City “— a Dire Dilemma—Some Suzgestive Things that Occurred their Meeting Saturday Night. It is the proud’ boast of certain Hancock and English men in this purely Democratic orgamization. They claim that its active members comprise many persons who ‘have formerly been Republicans, but became soreheaded for one reasom or another and have belted the brave old party that has saved the Union . once already, and will preserve it against the Southern ‘rigadiers by the election of Garfield and Arthur this Fall. To refute sech silly assertions, we have only'to point toa at. }ing Workin . might, aud Kalloeh was just the man. had thesause stand with him. here Saturday As to Kalloch’s private character he knew nothing, neither did he care, Mr. Kitts asked if it would not be better to have Kalloch come at some other time. Mr. Carr said the present was the best time. ~ ; or Mr. Caldwell was certain -th Wallace would not take it as an affront te have Kallesh speak from the same @ with him. He doubted if it would be proper. to offer to pay Kalloch’s expenses, however, a4 Mr. Powers insisted that Wallace meeting of the club that was held . ‘be communicated with te aseertain ay night, When the assemaf he objected to having Kalloch . a. A certain amount of etiquette was . ) q Mr. Caldwell said he guessed the iiotbended ehweraneey — — abled to ascertain. There were two . ¢tiquette was. If the club thought we were all wrong and he “all right. . 1+ 11 sae gentlemen whe went off. they did not, they would throw up the foreman’s letter was not printed. liability of the charges of misrepresentation to Eastern parties, and did not propese to rest. content with : elected to an office by that erganizaWe had set out to ascertain the reti many amusing incidents, 10n, It was Mr. Kitts said it would be better to have one: speaker at a time. Te an unbiased spectator that gathWallacewas in he hands of the ering uf old-line Democrats furnished . Democratic StateCentral Committee. Adisgusted member remarked merely laving his word for it: that apparent that while not desiring to . sotto voce, ‘They had better keep they were “entirely levoid of truth,” . 4 and that he was ‘‘astonished and innant of the local W. P. C. against . 0 anything to antagonize the rem-. him then, d—n him.” Mr. Carr admitted in» sarcasiic dignant to see such men as Dr. Reg“them, they did not prepose to throw . tone that. Wallace would make a noldsand Mr, Ryder traduced in the Cok day Vety. Valuable “bait” tn: the good Democratic speceh. — Kalloch TikanscriPr.” When Superintendent Ryder’s letter was published we stated that it would require a short time to satisfy ourselves as to the reliability of the t sources from ‘which were obtained . . is) the first grounds for questioning the company’s course, We have made ing to change the opinions expressed previously in this paper. We are informed, however, that work is to be resumed at once on the claim. In way of making sacrifices to favorable to say on the subject. A motion was made that a com-. ratic candidate. for llify . had been a Republican and a Workheir quondam bitter consult ingman, and was fit to speak with any man ia the Democratic patty. . EC Hopkins Sacrame W Edwards & w Brid mittee be appointed by the elub to. They might as well talk of letting.no receive Hou. W. T. Wallace, Demo. ¢x-Republicans or Workingmen meet . t Shoemaker city Presidential . Wallace at the depot as to mot let Elector, when that gentleman visits . Kalloch speak from the same stand this city next’ Saturday night ¢o de-. With him. iver an address. Messrs. Garthe, Kitts, Dannicliff shocked because the fiscussion was aud Garver each had something . egenerating into a comparison of the relative merits of Wallace aad J. KE. Carr arose and stated that Kalloch. “Wallace should be simply Mr. White declared himself view of. this tact, “we nays nothing . tne Corresponding Secretary was in. notified that Kalloch had been inmore to say on the subject a6 Pres~. oo munication ‘with Kalloch and . vited to speak Saturday night, and ent. Feature developments will be others, endeavoring to have them be . that would settle the matter. watched with interest, and if -the management have been . wronged thus far by public opinion, their vin1 dicatiou will-be made eomplete. woe TuEY TALK about the Harticock club in Nevada City having been joined by a “‘large number of men who have always heretofore voted ConcressMand, 5. Blackburn of Kentucky said in the course of -a Democratic speech at Batavia, Ojo, on the 20th instant: ‘‘Let the Rad” . icals cease their brawl about the Solid South.' She is solid, thank God. present aud speak on the same eveMessrs. . that the matter: would be arranged Jibble, Searls and other local speak. 8atisfactorily to all concerned. ning. ers could also be prevailed upon to be present and say something. ing Secretary, explained that he had invited Kalloch and Attorney Gen. day night, He hoped that John I,.Caldwell, the Correspondmeetings would. be met hy that source, f ¢ John McCarthy wanted a recep. } tion committee appointed for SaturMr, Garver interpowed that the She was solid for deff Davis in 1860, . and _she will be solid for Hancock-in . 1880.” These words were penciled down at the moment, and are given with accuracy. Vane tere "eee Tne Boston Herald says :—There were evident sigus of alarm in the Democratié camp in Indiana last week, and Mr, English was reduced to such straits that he put his truas¢ in God—-whivh is generally an indée vation, in a Demoeratic candidate, that the team is runniug away, and . he Las little faith in the breaching. a Grass VALLEY is stire to cast awid mminiiie foe the Wepablisan! that could be doue would be to-have there is a Republicau majority ; but . Kalloch present, and that as he was! albthe Southern ‘States alike, withcandidates this Fall. If the Republicans could only get some fellow to start up another Democratic paper . there, the town would go solid for, Garfield and Arthur, ee a scagd ; S. 8. Watson, aged eighty-two, . and Orlef Warren,aged seventy-two, . were married at Weston, Cal., last! week,——Exchange. ee Nothwithstanding there is” snow mpon the mountains, there is fire in ' q + + Oe g Tug next States to hold elections are¢he following : Colorado, Octover § 3 Georgia, October.6 ; Indiana, Executive Committee of the ¢dlub would attend to that, : Mr, McCarthy asked what all the argument was about, then, Mr, Garver satd the lack of funds caused it, Jas. D. White argued that the club should stand the expense of the meeting. Frank Powers said that by Saturday night next the club would probably be put in a conditien to receive any speakers it desired to, and no further discussion on the subject was necessary, . of the members. Mr. Caldwell assured the club 7? “Question, question,” cried some _ The Chairman ascertained from a member that there was no motion before the house, and amnounced the #t heart and would not object to Kalloch occupying the It needed a leadMurchie have been tendered to the Previdence company, and the men will to-day begin laying foundations for the Providence engines. Mr.-Carter’s Candidacy. According to all that we can learn from various parts of the county, R. D. Carter, present Under Sheriff, is pretty certain of the nomination for Sheriff by the Conventions v, nich meet in this city next Satr.rday.— For several years he has ccupied a minor position inthe office, and understands perfectl*, the duties thereof. He has entitlel himself to the credit of being prompt, efficient and reliable, Hie would make-a worthy opponent for our own stalwart Sanfovd to contend against. ane Mr, Carr thought the best thiag . a,poor man the Corresponding Sec-' retary ought to telegraph to nina that all his expenses of comiig would be paid, ; Mr, Powers doubted if Kalloch’s presenee would be agreeable to the other speakers, The matter ought to be referred to them, Mr. Garth said. it was Wel) enough to pay speakers’ expenses whily here, but he was oppoged to paying their traveling expenses, J. J. Rogers wanted it distinetly understood that he was opposed. to aio wad West Virginia, Qctober . j Addr. Carr thought that Wallace: i 2th. o a*y encouraging this mixiug ap of po ities and religions 4penthdsidsal for Hancock in the “So!. IN SEVERAL of the Soathern States out excéption, or without doubt, are relied on to count upon the Democratic side and score 138 Electoral votes. There is to be no free debate, no equal rights, no true expression in these States, and yet he who discusses these questions must be told in the coarse parlance of theday: *‘He Waves rae Biwopy Suir!” —Roscoe Conkling. Tue report that Hancock's father refused.to permit a regiment of Union soldiers to eross a bridge without paying to.] has raised’ a new boom of Against Unitn Claims. eee Hancock, while forced to declare against the payments of pensions and rewards to rebels, throws the follow‘ing sop to the Solid South : Our Govertfment has treated with great indulgence claims for losses ahd damages suffered by Union men from military operations of the war of the Union; buteas hostilities were closed more than fifteen years ago, clajms of that nature (now mostly in the fiands of brokers or persons other than the original sufferers,) are “NEVADA . THEATRE. ONE NIGHT ONLY ! MONDAY, OCT. 4th. tarFroth the Atlantic to the Pacific.c7 Grandest Dramatic Success. in History ! The Grafidest of All Character Comedians, MR. NEIL BURGESS ! In His Origin4i Creation, becoming stale, and in my judgment might fairly be considered as barfed by the lapse of time, and if hereafter entertained at all should be subject— . ed to the closest scrutiny. ————— creme) Afivertised Letters. The following is a list of letters remainfa the Post ffice, Nevada City, for the week ending Sept. 27th, 1880. Persons calling for any of sol letters will please say vertised.”~ : Austin E B Brown Alfred ‘Pegana Antenio Hi. hens John Latham Miss Millie Sherman Mrs M Weber George Woeds Henrietta Held for Post~ge. ; Miss Baltut Rund care of M. Cohen, Detroit. H L Morehouse New York City. — Yesterday’s Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. & Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. AG Dennett Bloomfie C Tooney San Fradcis S Kosminsuy San Jua J A Stidger.8an Juan Y Stotlar do J © Broderick Col Hii J O€arloSan Franci J Manion Wolf Creek ‘H Branschinger do EH King Dutch Flat G Wood San Juan J Chisholm San Juan DJMorgan Grass Vall J Marks San Juan J Smith French Corr Miss Dorsey Grass-Vai T G Farrer Gras Vall Miss Conway Grass Va H Ricker cit. A & Woodruff Colu H . H A Howard city A McMurray San Jua S$ Wheeler Litthe Yor A Badger Little York H G Cammet R & Re HT Grimm Roug Rea E P Nelson Auburn NC Tully Omega RT Carroll San Fran R B Hawly Colu Hill P Gunaip You Bet T L Byrnes city J Brim city W Sowden San Franc MARRIE®. . At the Congregational thureh parsonage in. Nevada City, Sept. 25th, 1880, by Rev. J, Sims, Frank T, Williams and Miss Della E. Snapp, all of this city. é In Sacramento, September 24, by Justice Thos. W. Gilmer, F. G. Wilkins, of Nevada City, to Clara Peck, of Sacramento. = a BORN, At Gtass Valley, September 24, 1880, to Fred Wheeler and wife, a aughter. = Delinquent Sale Notice. } ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING Company. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Nevada Oounty, California. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment (No.7 ) levied on the 18th day of August, 1830, the several amounts set opposite the pames of the respective shareholders, J.-$-Housacox P_M. . J Ostrum Bloomfieid F Bean Bleemyeld-----+WIDOW BEDOTI In his own dramatization of the Widow Bedott Papers, entitled THE WIDOW AND ELDER A Faretcal Comedy in three Acts !: Supported by Geo. Stoddart as the Elder And the Celebrated Original Cast GQCONSECUTIVE PERFORMANCESG() IN NEW YORK. ies

45 CONSECUTIVE PERFORM45 ANCES IN SAN FRANCISCO, The Hottses Crowded from Pit to Dome. : Seats cat be secured without extra charge at Vinton’s Drug Store. G. W. STODDART, 663 sssincs yess: Manager FRED BURGESS....... ). . Treasurer: Business Manager ny HANG YOUR BANNERS ON THE OUTER WALLS! THE CRY IS STILL WE BOOM! J OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS and MONEY br BUYING : DRY Goods, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING HOSIERY, And HATS AT THE IXL AUCTION HOUSE, JUSI RECEIVED 200 Dozen Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters, . WHICH WILL BE SOLD FROM 50 Cents to $1 50 a Pair. JUST RECEIVED, SAVE And in accordance With law and. an order of the Board of Directors, made on ¢he 18th day of August 1830, so many gha-.es of each perce of such stock as may ')¢ necessary will sold at public auction, at th e office of , the Company, No. 522 Mop‘yomery street,!San Francisco, California, on Tuesday the 12th day of Uctober 18%), at tae hour of 8 o'clock P. M., of saidda”,, to pay said delinqueit Assessment ther eon, together with costs of advertising 4 expenses of the sale. i THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. OfB'ce 522 Montgomery streety San Francis, California, . Assessment Notice. WAMP ANGEL GOLD MINING CoMPANY.—Location of principal place’ of business, San Francisco, California; location of works Lowell Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California—Notice—There are delinquent upen the following described stock on account of assessment (No. 1) levied on the second day of June, 1880, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: . Neo, No, Names Certiffe. Sha’s. Am’t, SP Day, Trustee . 153 500 $62.50 S P Day, Trustee 154 500 62.50 S P Day, Trustee 155 500 62.50 S P Day, Trustee 156 500 62.50 8S P Day, Trustee 157 250 31.25 g P Day, Trustee © 158 250° 31.25 SP Day, Trustee 159 250 31.25 S P Day, Trustee 160 170 21.25 S P Day, Trustee 161 100 12.50 5 P Day, Trustee 162 100 22.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 201 500 62.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 202 500 —6 2.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 203 500 62.50 W.P. Sargent, T7., 204 500 62.50 WP Sargent, [r., 205 _ 500 62,50 W PSargent, Tr’, 207 . 250 81.25 W P Sargent, Tr., 208 25031 25 W PSargent‘ Tr., 200 250 31.25 W P Sargent, Tr., 210 250 31.25 W P Sargent, Tr., 211 100 12.50 W P Sargent, Tr., 212 100° 12.50 HN Sargent, Tr., _ 206 500 62.50 F N Sargent, Tr., 214 100 12.50 MG rargent, Tr., 215 108 12.50 A accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors, madeon the second . day, of June, 1880, somany shares of each sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, No. 315 California street, Room No. 11, San Francisco, California, on Tuvsday, October twelfth, 1889, at the hour of one o’clock,.P.M., of said day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with Saturday Evenings, at 7:30, AT THE IxXL Broad Street, OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, DAVE AUERBACH, : Auctioneer : , NEIL BURGESS......-.-Proprietor Be . ee err yr . Mi D., Medical Examiners, On Monday, Wednesday and AUCTION HOUSE, . NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPA) (Incorporated 1845.) Assets, all Cash,.:....840,000,9i . Anutial Income.: 8,000, 7,000, ‘Lotal Board for Nevada ci, Hon. Niles Searls, RB. M. Hunt, 4» ifon. John Caldwell, Hon, “a Niles, H. 8. Welch, M. p, NILES SEARLS, President, R. M. BUNT, Vice President, W. D. VINTON, Secretary ana Agen ; R. M. HENT, M. D. and U.S, WEL. Ex-Governer Fred’k F. LOW, Prey dent of Local Bourd in Say Fra EL FORMS OF LIFE 1Nstt __ This Company has been established eid 4 iforni for 20 years, and fas never contesty & sing ain. The erest on Investinents have pais. death claims for the last five years, sie _ This is the only Conspany that had mio income in 1878 than in 1873, while alj other Companies decreased, ; Examine the New Tontine Investment Insurnig {Extract from a letter of ‘Hon. F. F. tox! I certify that I have taken outa“'Tunting policy in the New York Life Insuraiiee y for 20,000; that I regard it as the best ay fairest pise of life insurance, and thatt principles émbouied im the new plan, after careful examination, Have removed. they jections . hive heretofore entertainéd ngain Life Insurance. I have steadily dectined tj insure uittil the “Tontine” plan was presen ed to me, Yours very truly, : F. F. LOW, _It provides for one’s family at offi life rates, and the money returned with iy terest on arriving ata certain age, It offers advantages_ FAR IN EXCES3 Of those realized from the investment equal amounts in Savings Banks or rate Stocks offering equal security. All of the above-named members of {i Board have insured on this jlar for $10,000 EACH, © Which is enough guarantee as to ity moritd) Applications and Informati can be had from any of th above members, or from th Agent, WALTER D. VINTON REPUBLIC 4N NOMINATION Election November 2d. For Presidential Electers > JOHN F. MILLER, HENRY EDGERN JOHN A.BAUR, CHARLESN. FO. W.W.McKAIG, TR. BARD. For Member of Congress—Second Distr: =x. &, FPAGE. oe COUNTY NOMINATSONS : For Members of Aseelity, R. McMURRAY, of Bridgeport 1 J. B. PATTERSON, of Little Yor Ask For Pure Para Gam CRACK PROOF Beware of Imitations, manufactured. For Sale by all Dealers. Springs, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. Goodyear Rubber Co. R. H. PEASE, Jr, } a Fer County Treasurer. JOSEPH GILBERT, costs of adverti and of sale. CHAS. W. BADGER, Secretary. DY Office—Room No.1, 315 California street San Francisco, California, : to C October Ad. Union India Rubber Co’s RUBBER BOOTS and COATS. BS SURE the Boots are stamped Crack Proef on the heels and have the Pure Gum Springs on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breaking.— They will last twice as Jong as any others All kinds Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, S. M. RUNYON, s Agents. nr eae F Grass Valley, will be a candidate for the office of Courty Treasyrer, snbject the decision of the Democratic County onvention which meets at Nevada City, W. D. LONG, of Nevada. ‘ For Sheriff, E, P. SANFORD, of Grass Vall —_— For County Clerk, E. A. ROBERTS, of Grass? Val For County Recorder, JOHN A. RAPP, of Nevada 7 ae For County Treasurer,” 4 G. v. SCHMITTBURG, of Nev For District Attorney, E. H. GAYLORD, of Meadow For County Surveyor, H. 8S. BRADLEY, of Nevads For Coroner, GEO. A. GRAY, of Nevada Cit} +, = For Publie Administrator;JONATHAN CLARK, of Nev For Supervisor, lst District—H. C. NILLS. Sth Distriet—B. F. SNBLL__ 3d District CHAS, TXYLO® THE DAILY ~BEVavA Of [a Brief "Great guns!’ Pdrty-nine vo the Pemocratic this city Saterd ticket was elevt A sifipment 01 ‘nese claims Gt Drought down o . Sand’ sent to the: The New Yor tpany of @¥ass V dividestt of 20 '¢ able th the Ist" ‘Cand y-~tutes % Dembératic pers ‘soon asthe ele! thowever, Bliasbevt. Ces iguu suit in the ‘obtain a @¥ore H.C. Get, Si ‘cruelty and neg ‘The passeng:, city yeste’. day some of the ma gettiv » out of ¢ The planking corner of Comn ueweds Ther places about th ‘sadly in.need o Miss Nellie 1 this city last S ‘ spend the sum her dramatic night began an sa. Galloway & the work. of Hartwell’s ne county. The) _delivery about der. Miss Rosa C: serving as subst public schools « term, has accep} -a school in Sisk leave this week The building eae : : a . works at the M the Republican. ticket.” It is all eral Jo Hamilton to be present. . fact midst hysterical demonstra. . as follows: eter $2,000 00 worth of Dry Goods, } ° pleted: and it; bosh. ‘Tiere isnot aword of truth . ™. Garver moved to amend the tions caused by the mistake, Names, Cert, Shares, Amt} SLIGHTLY DAMAGED, = fire-proof paint 3 ig : : 5 r i ; ; Hy. Videau 56 22 $2.20 . From the Auction H fH. M. New ms 3 sn such statements, and the seoser motion aforesaid 89 the club’s comThe meeting quietly adjourned La Wetzel, Tr., 876 saa ca. & Oe aie BW. Davis & Co,, Par Frescigee gece shank Oo. : mittee could receive any speakers after some remarks, including & . Eug. Meiville, Tr., 5S21070 107.00 . These Goods consist of st = the promulgators of them are check, cain had delivered by Mr, . B: = Henricksen,'Tr. 725 100 10.00 cex = @ placed and ed, the sooner the truth will prevail. . ™ 7 pe ked if the D : ‘ la ‘o y 5 ry pai ang ser Tr. fad ine ata Flannels, Muslin: Fancy Goods, thereafter as p: . , The Haucock and English club is}, ©" ™ _ “4 vn oh : seessasien® epg ae A. Diftes, Trustee, = Table LiSha Ed le made up, with perhaps a dozen or. '° County Central © eebices had The Providence Mine. a yor me ay “ dong 41€R, wis, ~— Downie } eighteen exceptions, of. men who not alréady arranged to teoeive any . : ; Theo, Wetzel, Tr,, 785 ~~ 100 10,00° N otions, Ete — Seen g Democratic speakers who artived. The Providence company will to-. Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 795 125 . 12,50 ‘ig 5 day evening an. have for years stood by the Demo: : " ee Bfieen of thale ube Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 796 75 7.50) WHICH W Ly, BE GIVEN“AWAY FOR For Presidcat, , ; mer . 1 and thi Mr, Garver said they had not. day shut down fiiteen Cir SLAMDPS . Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 867 600 60.00 ‘I : ee following day k cratic party through thick and thin, et : . he full ‘ol having been . ‘Thee. Wetzel, Tr. 879 1000 100.00 TTLE OR NOTHING: ia : é The motion as amended prevailed, . —the full complement having Patent’ he ; 7 as a proof of hi dasichabacaahon wegna: eta tegcamecapiectay Chai Kitt ted that the . running thus far since the fire—and Thee Wotael’ Pe oat a pn a ‘ack 3 _ R es 2 20.0 Tiwt is ~ ‘ have joined the Garfield club ; three . DEAN BAe sugges at the aie Hl fiv ‘ til ie Theo, Wetzel, Tr 942 150 +560 Owing tothe extensive increase in . OF OHIO. . ans rabbit, 1 fos taetaaeee putting their mmesl -aei club ought to provide for any meet— ep ut five going unti @ NEW . Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 943° * 110 11.00] our business, we are compelled to resquirrels and 2 ‘eee . ‘ ee ings that might occur, hoisting works are completed, Mean. Theo. Wetzel, Tr, 974 500 50.00 . year Sal a — the roll in a single evening. The : : A : : . .,, . Theo. Wetzel, Tr., 989 10 1.¢9. @uce our Auction Sales to three Workin bik te Usk the Roveblicas of Mew Leop. Garthe said that after the . time ore is beimg huuled to the mill . ‘Theo. Wetzel, Tr, 1012 1980 19,60 . times a week: For Vice-President, gnen ct is t P nominating conventions were held . fromthe shaft oa the hill. The serTheo. Wetzel, Tr., 1016 ~ 100 “40.09 : CHESTER ‘A. ARTHUR held throaghou vada township have got the best of : : R. Martinez, Tr., . 1019 60 6.00 PUBLIC AUCTION é i ' to eleck dah the bolting business this year. next Saturday the candidates would . Vices of the stone masons employed Ls ares i, — 20 2.00 's OF NEW YORK. elect de egat re ‘ — be assessed," and the expenses of . '‘on the new hosting works of the} "fern Se ith ig +20 SPE which meets in day. The call, allowed to the: ‘will be found'in After Octobe except the Gov can pass throu; less than three merchants hav. as circulars, ani delivered _ thé: stamp attached Miss May N. ess of the Sierr tions to many ¢ ‘cals of the cour choicest gems emanated from, has been in fail time past, Sh« tle for several n came to this cit Columbia Hill her health bene cle the restora gifted writer, w .to be consumpt Michael Ds Michael Davi er, will not del: as had been hoy evening was the eould have com citizens beliey have'time to m ments for recei formed him, ~ ptating that he advisable te.cg