April 11, 1875 (4 pages)

2a J Local Brevities, The. Daily Transcript § K. Casper iirrived in this city “ NEVADA CITY, CAL. — Sunday, April 11; 1875. ings pale «Public Opinion. , The Balletin has devoted the most ,ofits editorial columns, for the past week; to the-nbuse~ of Senator Sar-. gent? The Senator was. expected to arrive in San Francisco on , Wedoesday night. The people generally, who appreciated. his services ‘to the Btate, ‘proposed to give lim a fitting “yeception on his arrival. The Bul. lectin, as soon as_it became aware of the intention of thy people, surren“dered its-editorial columns. to flagrant abuse of Mr. Sargent, so as to . Friday night from a visit. of ‘several weeks to the. East. We have. seen tura to this State after a short absence, but Casper was” the ‘most pleased of all. He thinks there i8 no plice like California, and no town like Nevada City. After freezirig -for he can thaw out. His many friends gave him a cordial weleome home, The belfry on the Episcopal chureh wis 80 utranged that it prevented the fine bell recently put in it from short-distance. Yesterday workmen . were engaged in making the neces-. sary alterations. Mr. Hyman, one of the firm of several people who were glad to re-. two months, he is glad to get. where_. County Treasurer’s Report. The. following is.the Quarterly, win. _.Bargent.a_.cordial. reeeption.. Its. defeat the proposed.-reception;: but the people: eurried out the pro~—"~—gramme-handsoinely, and gave him such a reception as was never before given a represeptative-in that city.” The demonstration was not confined * to petty offieials who are dependent upen Sargent for political favors, but was participated in. by the Demgcracy as well as. Republicans, thereby showing that his course as a Senator is appreciated by the people, ivrespective of party. His “speech was short and<-to the. point, and is favorably commented on by mearly every paper in the State, ex-eept the Bulletin and one or two of ‘its followers, That paper says it was quite conciliatory in tone, and — gays the reason is, the ‘‘Senator is shrewd enough to take account of the fact,that—in—about.three years theré will be another Senatorial election,” and from that assertion hopes to: frighten somebody. We are. of the opinion that its insane tirade of abuse, its malignity, wholesale’ calwinny and slander will have the effoct, if képt up during the three coming years, to make Sargent more. popular with the people than he is to-day. It has said nothing new, it as made no original charges, but Bas simply given a re-hash of what has appeured in -the Sacramento Union scores of tines, and its scurvility sounds: so. familiar that we surmise it was.penned by the sanie hand: -dulged in by the Union, and did not The Bulletin may pursue the game course, and it may obtain the same verdict from the people, There is a controlling public opinion regarding journalism, as well as Senators. John Conness_may have been supercillious, but those who have had business to transact in’ Washington, —— have never found Mr, Sargent supercillious, and the peuple very generally recoguize him aya prompt, en‘ergetic, conscientious: and able rep. resentativas: : [tp is the people who form publie opinion, aud that opinson-to-day, is very favorable to the man upon whom the Bulletin is making its vindictive and malignant attacks, The Result of Its Teaching. The Bulletin ought to feel proud’ of its strenuous efforts to render abortive the attempt to give Senator teaching was heeded by. only a few; but that few made their mark, and this was how it was done: While . the column was possing ap Broad~You were born,” _ ‘way street, and'had reached the corwer vf New Montgomery avenie, wome miscreanta inthe crowd threw weveral stones gt the carriage in which were seated the Senator, May‘or Otis and Collector John Sedgwick. The Mayor was struck on the side vf.his head, his ear cut, and the flesh torn. He was stunned for a moment, but quickly recovered. Collector Sedgwick was also bit, but not seriously hurt. The crowd, perceiying the dastardly act, instantly turnpetrators, but: were unsuccessful, Had they been caught, it would have gone very hard with them. Ah A, me Ir is reluted of a certain minister, who was noted for his long sermons With many divisions, that one day, when he was advancing among his teens; -he-reached at leiigth a kind of resting place in his discourse, when, pausing to take breath, he asked the question, “And what shall I say amore?” A voice from the congregu~‘tion earnestly responded, ““*Suy *4uren'!’’ ap > INprewant aunt< "You common rude chiki, you, .Why, I could speak French perfectly long before Nice thing in nieces— “Phat might bave been uuntie, but { am very certain you have never done so since,” Rome has given Garibaldi a splendid villa, but the old gentleman will wot wear a white shart, ° ; Jae Fe: ” 4 The-same-matignity—wast+ ———--ed-and endeavored te secure the -per. ‘Hyman brothers, clothing merehants in this city, is here on a‘visit to iis brothers, __ The “surveyors have reached the hill atthe Town Talk, and are uttempting to run # new line from there into town, whereby a mile in ‘distance will be saved, with but—tittle-or perhaps less cost of -construction. ~ If the-line is decided upon, Hughes’ yanch, Cishin &Cg., are slaughtering a large nuinber of cattle and sheep,and the establishment looks like’ busi% “That part of. town on the other ‘side of the creek, is looking up, and . will, id time, be the most business part of the place, The depot, the carriage shop of Seaman’s, “the Half-Mile House, which will be and is now the headquarters of teamsters,and other establishments which will be erected there, will make it a business centre, There was a procession passed through town yesterday. It was not a funeral procession, so we edncluded it was connected with a marriage. From the looks ot the people we thought they were residents. of San Juan, but was not certain. Yesterday was warm and pleasant ;as Summer, Hot weather is coming. . . Letitcome. It will be an improve We were favored with a call yesterday from Mrs, W. J. Moga, of Glenbrook, Nevada, and the Miases Smith, all of whom were accompavied by our very gallant Sheriff. George always accompanies good looking ladies, The Grass Valley Union says that’ six young men have put twenty dollars each into a pool, and that the amount is to be paid over to the first baby born-in wedlock to either of the six subscribers, A friend of ours, who isan old pool sharp, wants to know what will be the consequence if a “‘rampse”’ is made, and if aaan will be *busted”’ if twins are born? As we are not posted in the game, we refer him to the editor of the Union. He can glide away with such quest.ons with the utmost ease. Sarcent’s ‘Recerrion,—Wednesday night Hon. Aaron A, Sargent, . United States Senator for California, arrived in San Francisco. He was received by the Mayor of the city,by a delegation from the Board of Supervisors, by the military and by citizens generally. Among those who turned out te do honor to the Senator were very many who do not agree with him’ in politics, and who do not.approve his political course. The ovation, for. the receptien amounted to an_ ovation, was made because Senator Sargent has ably, faithfully and most untieingly represented the interésts of his State in the Senate and before the Departments at Washington. He has not neglected to attend to the requests -of any person,-high-or-low, rich or poot, made to him, and the a:tentidn has always been prompt. Such energy and ability as he has shown deserves the reward of a general approval.—Grass Valley Union. — ee One Arthur Cavanaugh; of New in a.local. paper: '**To any saloon keeper-in Chickasaw: County—You are hereby notitied not. to sell me or give me any whisky, rum, ale, or beer, or any spirituous liquors whatever; and in case that you do so, I wiil prosecute you to the full extent of the law."’ ; soe “Tux kind of women’ that I particularly abbor,"’ mys an old bachelor, “tis the one with aspirit of disputation in ber soul, who picks me up on the point of a _sbarp sentence as though I were a dropped stiteh th her knitting work. : Waar is that whieh, by losing an a ai ness cae St Hampton, Iowa, inserts this-noticeDeacon Ladue, of Wisconsin, went to the barn the other day and hung himself with a log chain because his MILITARY NOTICE. (pens tee Delinquent Notice. an UREKA CONSOLIDATED MIXING co. — . eye, has only a nove left? A noise. . a re 4 Lf . oe ee ae ee ! SRT IN ++ CREAR a BABES RES Mt SAF ot mL eee Report of E. P, Sanford, County . wife’playfally kicked his bat off and as mupize “Rargh, Yuba rece! nerd port o ° » Maniord, County . wife’playfully kicke is hat 0 ae ae a peep gee y EeREss;Mmpire Ranch, uba -C unty,* = =e Treasurer; de cay xolélmnacs.<2"Phat's the kind of a. : NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Gal. Location ot othe; Empire ‘Copper wemeenanerses 10, ae clothespin I aw ae ee re : a : There sre, delingnent apon the following Li : i 4 : 2 + ¥ hereb dered to appear descried'stock, cn account of Asseesmen: sped $. na ag mice ww l nigh ab re _ SPEAKIN ot the traveling of sound Aton p AYIROTY omens é No. 13 jevied on the Twenty seventh (25) : Feb. 1. From Co officers, 10, fi 4g . 4 lecturer Gaid: “The yoice of a woAw day of February, 1875, the several amount Im Ap'lo. ee lof a man” ‘Yes, and oftener,” : z — wagon fac 191.431 43 . said a-disgusted looking man, who. Qn Saturday, May Ist, 1875, Names Cert. Shares Amt = was not hapily fixed at home. Mills Edgar, a oo 5 out near t : 6 d aga For Annusl Parade and Target. Practire. ee: ye 10.00 day, and -Wart's paid-Gen'l Pand; —-4§-457 47 ae end Bi “Wife Wate re Coaipany Will “march promptly: at Whittemore WB, 234 25 5 60 : Nf eM Seale Beas) SU Bee Oe re Yer” . ios cotoem, e6d sit net ia (be tanks wilt . Bitipecn’T B, 67,68,69, in. town. “i “. Special * 4 333 02 traveling; they sat down by the road, be considered a8 absentees. No excuses f ia ee 200 40 00. a large br . ‘ Stok mn 8 672 08 . exceedingly fatigued. The wife . received except sickness or absence from . Bovyer D, 250, 200 4 2 “ “eo oad oor 7549.39 . Sighed, “f wish Iwas in heaven.,’ eile i : Daniels Zaward, 33, 23, 32 pes not-room = Soke © 03'986 09 The husband replied, ‘I wish i was y order, J. A. RAPP, HillThomas, 10, 54, 137 27 40 &3 SOOR as «’ « Redat'n “ “216-24 Gt toe cavers 8, FOR FoGEte, s+. hiapiain Ooamangrng. . PUN EaWeR -additions. So SS says hep you always want-to-get-the+—-w--p-Evens, 0. 5. + all-td Birdseye JC mom “thr new c4 148,715 17. best place.” : or 229, 230, ee 4 Bal. in Treastry, .~—«-42,716 2G} ““KATe,”’ in a note from Brooklyn, . " -ELECTION NOTICE. Clark L Bt 208, 1965200549 Gor ed busily. says that girls with pretty feet al; : Ferrell John, . 190 44 8 shop is : = ~ STATE PUND, a O'TICE is hereby given to the emalifie ach , nies lol FO a 1875 WAYE Chocks “Whe mUddiae wires! Electors of Nevada School District, . Cooper Robert, an ee for repair Serge : rons np. ‘and that when a lady } to inty of Nevada. that the annnal Election dcigention & Wymen Ji, qe vd April-5 ; 2'09: walks along looking for s dey path for two members of the Board of Educa. FANCRen © ft. — "8, a, et op every day April.5. Rec, to date, . 2,092.90 . =. proof that she wears Bumber . tion, will be held on Hail Jokn GC,” 164, 165, 0. carriages "'BT.705 28 fours at least. Saturday, April 24th, 18335, _ : a Sl parties in Paid State Trenurey, " 55,620 38 ee ER tat the Washington School Building, of said 170,179, You Bet i sats An applicant for relief in Paris . Distriet. The polls will be open between oe 55 1100 toematae . Balanee in Fund, 208 0 . eee ea eet ve rtunate soane man . impector. of Electdk, HH, Hashing; . Marth Chas, 216 M6) wor ane GENERAL FUND : tion: “*This unfortunate oo be ee Fadees, Ge. M. Hughes, Wm. H. Smith. : French M B i 158, ss rigid aes — es F : is the only son of a widow who died A. GOLDSMITH, ' 159,160, will bear Jan. 4, Bal. in Fund, 43,397 82 . without leaving any chidren, and he . Clerk of the Board of Education, of Nevada. 16), 108,he says h April 6. Reod. to date, 9,837 95) is the sole eupport of his aged father . . Schoo! District =" Vooter Luther, Dae Sass” 60) than can : i 62.735 77 [2nd young brothers. TEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE . MurrayJ A, . . 246,258, 1094-40 09 ae ta ei April 5.Paid war 48,497 47 . ae RAILROAD CO. — Location ofprin. . -Hawkins-D, AEC RS a pril 0, Paid warrants, A $3 50 audience abused the play . cipal place of business, Town of Grass VilAcham Wim, 262 23% 50 . the timbe ee Chi theatre recentl ley, Nevada county, State of California. . Seaders J H, 261 S100: Hest Hi Bal, in Fund, 4,298 30 at a Chicago theatre recently. Be Notice—There is delinquent upon the fol. Schoffvild Thos, 265 25 5 a é ; : : > lowing described. stock, on account of as-. Worthington, 215 50 10.00 Sarvan p : SPECIAL BUND, — Preaching Sunday. sessinents (Nos. 4 and 5). levied respect. Cooper William, 31,198, . : Jan.4. Bal. in Fund 8,787 87 : oe panes faeees ively on'the-6th day tf -Juntury andthe 3a 199, 200, Warrants re pati Re 4 a , 1556.14 Di vine services will be held in the Meth day of March, A, D. 1875; the several. 201, :202,.-¢ mate, bet pril 0. Reed. tu date, 004 ** . odist Church,Sunday morning at 11°o’clock, . amounts set opposite the names of the re263, 160-3000 sae : 46.344 01-. 84 in the evening at 1 o’clovk, Sabbath . spective ee ee } hese There ar April 5. Paid warrants 4505-02 . Sener! AS Orinek #) ES” ev. es 2: CON Beng, 79 25 $250 And in accordance with law, and an orof his ma teks: ae Pastor. H. A. Lones, 163. = 5:59 . der of the Boand of Trustees made on the _ ‘they hav Bal. in Fund, 6,010 99 . Preaching at the Congregational Church Sig ar ieee is ie ae oe of Sepetsiy » 1875, 80 many shares. particula: ne ea reg coat ate . every Sunday morning and evening at-the . sued, : 1 10 . essary will be sold at the office of the Com. Sa buried J 4. Bal. in ¥ d : 8.447 24 ususl hours of worship: Sabbath School oe athe bop re ee pany, atthe Empire Rauch, Yuba Couty, . The prot an, 4. Bal. in Fun 4 neat ed ices, . Henry Scadden, 5 A . Cal., on the THIRD day of MAY, 1875, at J ___ £86 pro April 5. Reed. to date, "933 67 aie scorivien aerate ie — Henry poecdehi. 150 £ 5 -# 2 o dock ao atid do py — pa = al -patro: ° at : , o : J. C,. Wymore,tius arb é quent assessment thereon, together wit : ' 5 8.780 91 Services at the Episcopal Church every Fie potoheilg vr! : re ry costs of ge re age of wg His adver ‘9 yf OU ; AS i . C. Wymore,trus 1: ‘ ‘ y. J. MEREDITH, Secretary, goose April 5. Paid warrants 8,078 06 . CMUGAT Tenening ant oyening st Hie: cena Te Geantann, 12 1 10 Office—Empire Kanch; Yuba Couaiy next issu d ’ ’ . _. hours. Rev. G. R. Davis, Pastor, ° Ira A. Eaton unis. 5 100! Gal, ot oF ae : 2« Divine ‘services at the Catholic Church . Hinds & Nicholson 43 y Sha 80 : Ww Bal. in ee ome 108°63 Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. Sabbath . Alex Lap opegensoat 97 Bee oi = 20 oo eI ee ! SCHOOL D. , = And in accordance w aw and an-orpoe. ; e e Jan: 4. Baloin Fund. 17-575 56 ere ar oe eee eee eee ee der of the Board-of Directors, made-onthe --ANNUAL MEETING. ar Pe ae age te a ees 2/040 99 . Rev. Fatber Meagher, Pastor. . 2d day of March, 1872, 50 mauy shares of — ; ' of keros April 5, Reed. to date, 36,904 341 Divine services will be held at the A.M . each parcel of such stock as may be neces pe ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockare. tere —— :, te sary, will be sold at public auction, at the holders of the Odd Fellows’ Hall Asi . 54.479 90 E. Church Sunday morning a te office of the Secretary, No 59 Main street, ‘goclation, will be heta om hc iy aware ti daily fro: April 5. Paid wa ts 23/986 09 Services in the evening at 7 o'clock. Rev,. Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, z is with t} pri, o, Faid warrants, vy “ 1.8. G, Dorsey, Pastor. . {on Friday, the 23d day ” > aes Monday, Muay 3d, 1875, hoes a a i becca : , & 1875, at the hour of 1 o’clock, P. M., of ; cay Jate accic Bal. in Fund SU, 1LUS S . . CIE . . day. to pay said delinquent assessment . At8 o'clock, P. M., at Odd Fellows’ Hall,, a , thereon, together with costs of. adyertis. . !0x'the election of Trustess for the ensuing. purely REDEMPTION FUND. MARRIED. ing and ‘expenses of the sale. Pee ani PARKER, and it te Jan. 4, Bal.in-Fund 36-36. ————_— GEORGE,PLETCHER, Secretary. __. 4! Secretary of Hall Association. April5, Reed. to date 109 38} “At Oaa FeNows’ Hall, You Bet,April 6th, . pg Mee? Store of Fletcher & Glasson, No. oral proy = : 1875, by Rev. Mr. Pinnéo, of Dutch Flat, aounty, Gadenn en ae FOR CITY ASSESSOR. fal mana : m Mr. William C, Barker to Mrs. Letitia s ; : : : : ; > A fA $ 145 74 Smith, all of You Bet. ‘ : : ie ae S. LONG is hereby announcei loss of 9 pril 5. Cash paid, 116 74) After the ceremony,cake was served cae ‘@ 88 8 candidato for re-election w . There is casi Sprehnciee — . Seg eee net Sounty—Warrants—___. the uftica of City Ausossor. “Election,-Miy— eaeeaeren Bal. in Fund, 29 00 . to the numerous friends, when the 5 $d. 1875. aps _ : ——-—-—— . assembly retired. to, the lower hall, ARRANTS.on General Fund, Nos. one eee er al. a Bie rsd et INE 152 to.157, inclusive, registered Aug. POR. OTP y — MARSHAL. ; : 3 43;025-83 where dancing was kept up until the . 4th, 1874, will be paid on presentation. In‘Crt : : such mat ROAD FUND. wee hours of morning. ee OSEPH B. GRAY is hereby wi sina Jon. 4, Bal. in Fund, 6,933.46 Bytit. Pxaunn; Deputy-— nounced as a candidate for re-election lessly ha April 5. Reed. to date, 306 36 Nevada, April 9, 1816. er ok . Bleciian, smoke ah No. 679. 2 ; ° sip : % ; ; 7,239 82 . Application for Patent to a Min: w = ae oo April 5, Paid warrants, 7549 39. = fie ck J. M. WALLING, FLOWER SEEDS. of the th a ing Claim. ATTORNEY AT LAW, . ment ou, Overdrawn, 309 57 yrasmneal NOTARY PUBLIC GARDEN SEED Fieees . . offenders cl eemene al ake Ce Justice of tue Peace, and RA =HEDS te “ nocent . s __ Sacramento, Cal., April 7, 1875. ; i ocen : 42,716.26 OTICE is hereby given, that W. J. ‘ GRASS S = . which w INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTY. Brown, Andrew Larsen ‘and Nelson. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, ee wi: 1 Johnson, whose Post Office is Dutch Flat, FFICE, Bro rgan’ a UI iBS. , punishm GENERAL FUND. — or cal. have dnads application O VaDA city, Cale pate oe —_ : a NW pp? See ‘92-97 or patent for.the Eureka Gate Placer Mine; anata : ji N yA ve nts i i 26,071 58 bearing gold, situate in Eureka Gate Mining CLOVER SEED. interest thereon, . 688 29 pc Nevada county, California, and de» d ; “ : A spec 2 . scr’ as follows, viz: On surveyed land, ; : 26,759 87 . Being the 8% of & W \ of Section 24, and MAY DAY BALL, i ALFALFA. of Nevad ‘ e ° % O tion 25, T16N,R : . : ; : Less Bal, in Fund, 4,298 30} 4 1. © Mme ses te ce : ONION TOPS. 6,.F,; and ge As : Said location was made by the applicants 3 foes coat ae Saas Masonic 2801 Ter dae and ou ded . MB. ML Le MORROW SWEET CORN. J ww on wisi ~ FURD, es page . 1. There are no adjoining mining = a ree : ze members ar’nts outstandin a olesale an etail at os Interest theresn ad 2 a All persons holding any adverse claim Will give grand MAY DAY and visi! v ¢ thereto are hereby required to present the BALL at PREST ? dially in’ ——~—— . same before this office” Within sixty days : ‘ON 8 . ‘ 280.19 iicey the my ay publishing hereof. ss é : « &) _T. B. McPARLAND, Ri : . Overdrawn, : 309-57 . SP ae et: MOORE'S FLAT, COUGH CANDY, T. H. es SICK FUSD, ; _. TAKE. NOTIC Afford immediate relief te nore throats srt AE War'nts outstanding, — 5,145 20 — z. : : TRY Ir, ‘ Interest thereon, 163 00 LL persons indebted to the Estate of . Saturday Eve'ng, May lst,1875. mae E. M. PRESON, Wp we A the late John A. Lancaster, deceased, Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Seeds@ cell fi : 5,308 29 iy book onrpee ‘+, ro ry phe he ici * man, Virginia ¢ present firm of Lancaster ., Emsettle up forthwith and save cost, with . 8 SPLENDID SUPPER will be furnished, casi , . 5,199 46 D. i. Williams, at the office of J. M, Wallren everything done to, make the guests the pion Se ng, Justice of the Peace, Nevada City, or PPY:. i Total Indebtedness 28, 250°79 with A. L. Lancaster, at the Office ef the Assessment Sale, and will ey Eaapite Livery Stable, opposite the Nationaaa ae : a ; whom } SPECIAL FUND. al Exchange, Broad street, Nevada City. heey SPRING GRAVEL MININGCO. ; . War’nts outstandi _, M. L. LANCASTER, Tickets, including Supper, Three Location of works, Nevada towiship. of Austi) leew ~ ss mie nding, _ = Nevade City, April 10, 1875. Dellars, oe weer a — place of businest, us. Af 3 : MARCUS ©. HAWLEY & CO. . AU Se invited toattena. — apé. linquent upon tho following described want to . $176 42) — conaes be " sae, co socnaat ot Assessment No. 1, lev; : ‘ on y of Febri » A.D. 1875, Respectfully submitted, Si ac cae J BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY . © the several amounts pet opposite the E. P. Sanrorp, Co. Treasurer. 8 STREETS, names ef the respective stockholders, as The n: Nevada April 7, 1875 SACRAMENTO BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. _. foliows: ‘odesblat ‘im sails es ’ Perm No-of No of complete Wei — ee rae ‘WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ice ee 3s ee — = sii ub with the ‘s RESS,— 8 is how OFFICERS : y : . * A § i 4 Mary Kyle Dilan mye it toc: Take. ELARDWARE, . . nw.rilii"Pusm, [Simei mollea Sn which i an our la + PABKER.. bwaebes ca eukes .Cas : & : ‘ @ cour tablecloths about bim, fastened back . AGRICULTURAL Sonn Cashin, mabeTona . "CANE . . Aud tn sceondance with law and'an one Rev : ; a n in 8. Marsh, BR. W. e on she with elastic, and looped up with ribIMPLEMENTS, . Jonothan Clark, M.LMarch? AH Posy, . 949 of February, A.D. 1875, 90 many shares morning ns; drag all his. own hair to the . W. H. Duryea. ". of cach pancel of such stock, as may be uec~ middie of his head and tie it tight,. STEAM ENGINES, 20 ¢ 00D cenary will be sold at public auction, at the this mo and hair-pin on about five pounds of AND MILL AND MINING GOODS one TO LOAN on goed coMeteral se. . on 3 Os, gf oe » at Sa te oa Sects—a eep the front ks on pins. all Warrants. a » Bt 100’clock, A. M., of suid day, 0 night, and let them tickle Lis eves oO" STOCK IS COMPLETE in every} Legal Tenilers Bought and sold at Regular . P*Y delinquent assessments thereon, \O° . livered t ifa Me " ; ey department, and our prices AS LOW Rates. ? gether with the costs of advertising + a i ay; preps waist into a cerset, Se any houve in She Sinto for pyre class . Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted: . M¢*SPemsee of sale. : “A good and give Dim gioves a size to [ef goods. We handle wone .but what we’ : %¢ ~ ay JR . : -sid-shues ditto; and “a bat, (iat onl . kBow to be FIRST CLAS AILMODIS aed . pepe sa rancee ms Sa ad. Rast-O8 F—Sevede Chy, apa Ie tt and a frill to tiokle his ohne a . Bie'to the older styige’ Oe s PTeReE . . Chicks an Ban Prvtece, Sacramento, Sa . : 5 — little luce veil to blind his eyes when-. SOLE AGENTS FORTHE C Meat e ae eke Virginie City. FOR SALE CHEAP! on . —_ veil rag a4 ate SOLE AGENTS FORTHE COAST OF ached a Cities, LondomandGer-. é‘ ° The ver He goes out to walk, and he will. Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable En. . ™2Ype ag 2 The si know what woman's dress is, : =a ee La ee London, Glove In-. A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, ~ Church : se ornia, IN NEV . “Josh oe Renest Rg rintendent . of Gold Medal Separaters,~ _. Francisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento . on ere, ages thrwe-fourthe of the schoo! Mizecton MGs: Oem Sectes . Cocca . ee et : . ors ; Haine’s Gen. Headers, ; ne asin: THE g 2 A 5 In on ore property of J. C. Abbott 028 oe bye agi ord are unable to write} Underwood's Hay Lea der & Rake, . ea, ay ei enn Wl he: alhew ‘teat Mill, iu Nevada City, conTher and sign ir Dame with an X. Trade Kngines Mo nth s Ti : posae cr halt an acre of ere ~~ ; 2 De . erouud, enclosed ya d ence, £ ureb Two meu who have taken too pee eet pica Weaens its, 6 per cent. per annum. bones gaan iene ae ole nego : many glasses make w pair of specta-. ¢onuttier FarmWogon, . . /Welve Months Tine repair, s Sine orchard couteining choice Mm . 509 § cles. : Pitt's Horse Powers, and Deposi ts, 8 per cent, per pi Vines, and an excellent well of enlese, 4 _. THE MEADOW KING MOWER . annum, : ~ . "The prop. cE: New styles of Brussel Carpets with} : — a7” Persous residing wt.a distance cap. perty can be bought at Ir borders 7 Goldsmith’ vi 7" Seo them before you buy any other, . send money by Express, se 8? . bargain, by applying on the premof baste borders, a oidsmith's, aS Bead logues. “up 10-dig-g.ip . Checks oen Salv ’ : . ' elise SES, Ge Cae ~ BRIGG hip nit Bans ktaken at par. thea, orto di. C. ABBOTT « or mone;

2a J Local Brevities, The. Daily Transcript § K. Casper iirrived in this city “ NEVADA CITY, CAL. — Sunday, April 11; 1875. ings pale «Public Opinion. , The Balletin has devoted the most ,ofits editorial columns, for the past week; to the-nbuse~ of Senator Sar-. gent? The Senator was. expected to arrive in San Francisco on , Wedoesday night. The people generally, who appreciated. his services ‘to the Btate, ‘proposed to give lim a fitting “yeception on his arrival. The Bul. lectin, as soon as_it became aware of the intention of thy people, surren“dered its-editorial columns. to flagrant abuse of Mr. Sargent, so as to . Friday night from a visit. of ‘several weeks to the. East. We have. seen tura to this State after a short absence, but Casper was” the ‘most pleased of all. He thinks there i8 no plice like California, and no town like Nevada City. After freezirig -for he can thaw out. His many friends gave him a cordial weleome home, The belfry on the Episcopal chureh wis 80 utranged that it prevented the fine bell recently put in it from short-distance. Yesterday workmen . were engaged in making the neces-. sary alterations. Mr. Hyman, one of the firm of several people who were glad to re-. two months, he is glad to get. where_. County Treasurer’s Report. The. following is.the Quarterly, win. _.Bargent..a_.cordial. reeeption... Its. defeat the proposed.-reception;: but the people: eurried out the pro~—"~—gramme-handsoinely, and gave him such a reception as was never before given a represeptative-in that city.” The demonstration was not confined * to petty offieials who are dependent upen Sargent for political favors, but was participated in. by the Demgcracy as well as. Republicans, thereby showing that his course as a Senator is appreciated by the people, ivrespective of party. His “speech was short and<-to the. point, and is favorably commented on by mearly every paper in the State, ex-eept the Bulletin and one or two of ‘its followers, That paper says it was quite conciliatory in tone, and — gays the reason is, the ‘‘Senator is shrewd enough to take account of the fact,that—in—about.three years theré will be another Senatorial election,” and from that assertion hopes to: frighten somebody. We are. of the opinion that its insane tirade of abuse, its malignity, wholesale’ calwinny and slander will have the effoct, if képt up during the three coming years, to make Sargent more. popular with the people than he is to-day. It has said nothing new, it as made no original charges, but Bas simply given a re-hash of what has appeured in -the Sacramento Union scores of tines, and its scurvility sounds: so. familiar that we surmise it was.penned by the sanie hand: -dulged in by the Union, and did not The Bulletin may pursue the game course, and it may obtain the same verdict from the people, There is a controlling public opinion regarding journalism, as well as Senators. John Conness_may have been supercillious, but those who have had business to transact in’ Washington, —— have never found Mr, Sargent supercillious, and the peuple very generally recoguize him aya prompt, en‘ergetic, conscientious: and able rep. resentativas: : [tp is the people who form publie opinion, aud that opinson-to-day, is very favorable to the man upon whom the Bulletin is making its vindictive and malignant attacks, The Result of Its Teaching. The Bulletin ought to feel proud’ of its strenuous efforts to render abortive the attempt to give Senator teaching was heeded by. only a few; but that few made their mark, and this was how it was done: While . the column was possing ap Broad~You were born,” _ ‘way street, and'had reached the corwer vf New Montgomery avenie, wome miscreanta inthe crowd threw weveral stones gt the carriage in which were seated the Senator, May‘or Otis and Collector John Sedgwick. The Mayor was struck on the side vf.his head, his ear cut, and the flesh torn. He was stunned for a moment, but quickly recovered. Collector Sedgwick was also bit, but not seriously hurt. The crowd, perceiying the dastardly act, instantly turnpetrators, but: were unsuccessful, Had they been caught, it would have gone very hard with them. Ah A, me Ir is reluted of a certain minister, who was noted for his long sermons With many divisions, that one day, when he was advancing among his teens; -he-reached at leiigth a kind of resting place in his discourse, when, pausing to take breath, he asked the question, “And what shall I say amore?” A voice from the congregu~‘tion earnestly responded, ““*Suy *4uren'!’’ ap > INprewant aunt< "You common rude chiki, you, .Why, I could speak French perfectly long before Nice thing in nieces— “Phat might bave been uuntie, but { am very certain you have never done so since,” Rome has given Garibaldi a splendid villa, but the old gentleman will wot wear a white shart, ° ; Jae Fe: ” 4 The-same-matignity—wast+ ———--ed-and endeavored te secure the -per. ‘Hyman brothers, clothing merehants in this city, is here on a‘visit to iis brothers, __ The “surveyors have reached the hill atthe Town Talk, and are uttempting to run # new line from there into town, whereby a mile in ‘distance will be saved, with but—tittle-or perhaps less cost of -construction. ~ If the-line is decided upon, Hughes’ yanch, Cishin &Cg., are slaughtering a large nuinber of cattle and sheep,and the establishment looks like’ busi% “That part of. town on the other ‘side of the creek, is looking up, and . will, id time, be the most business part of the place, The depot, the carriage shop of Seaman’s, “the Half-Mile House, which will be and is now the headquarters of teamsters,and other establishments which will be erected there, will make it a business centre, There was a procession passed through town yesterday. It was not a funeral procession, so we edncluded it was connected with a marriage. From the looks ot the people we thought they were residents. of San Juan, but was not certain. Yesterday was warm and pleasant ;as Summer, Hot weather is coming. . . Letitcome. It will be an improve We were favored with a call yesterday from Mrs, W. J. Moga, of Glenbrook, Nevada, and the Miases Smith, all of whom were accompavied by our very gallant Sheriff. George always accompanies good looking ladies, The Grass Valley Union says that’ six young men have put twenty dollars each into a pool, and that the amount is to be paid over to the first baby born-in wedlock to either of the six subscribers, A friend of ours, who isan old pool sharp, wants to know what will be the consequence if a “‘rampse”’ is made, and if aaan will be *busted”’ if twins are born? As we are not posted in the game, we refer him to the editor of the Union. He can glide away with such quest.ons with the utmost ease. Sarcent’s ‘Recerrion,—Wednesday night Hon. Aaron A, Sargent, . United States Senator for California, arrived in San Francisco. He was received by the Mayor of the city,by a delegation from the Board of Supervisors, by the military and by citizens generally. Among those who turned out te do honor to the Senator were very many who do not agree with him’ in politics, and who do not.approve his political course. The ovation, for. the receptien amounted to an_ ovation, was made because Senator Sargent has ably, faithfully and most untieingly represented the interésts of his State in the Senate and before the Departments at Washington. He has not neglected to attend to the requests -of any person,-high-or-low, rich or poot, made to him, and the a:tentidn has always been prompt. Such energy and ability as he has shown deserves the reward of a general approval.—Grass Valley Union. — ee

One Arthur Cavanaugh; of New in a.local. paper: '**To any saloon keeper-in Chickasaw: County—You are hereby notitied not. to sell me or give me any whisky, rum, ale, or beer, or any spirituous liquors whatever; and in case that you do so, I wiil prosecute you to the full extent of the law."’ ; soe “Tux kind of women’ that I particularly abbor,"’ mys an old bachelor, “tis the one with aspirit of disputation in ber soul, who picks me up on the point of a _sbarp sentence as though I were a dropped stiteh th her knitting work. : Waar is that whieh, by losing an a ai ness cae St Hampton, Iowa, inserts this-noticeDeacon Ladue, of Wisconsin, went to the barn the other day and hung himself with a log chain because his MILITARY NOTICE. (pens tee Delinquent Notice. an UREKA CONSOLIDATED MIXING co. — . eye, has only a nove left? A noise. . a re 4 Lf . oe ee ae ee ! SRT IN ++ CREAR a BABES RES Mt SAF ot mL eee Report of E. P, Sanford, County . wife’playfally kicked his bat off and as mupize “Rargh, Yuba rece! nerd port o ° » Maniord, County . wife’playfully kicke is hat 0 ae ae a peep gee y EeREss;Mmpire Ranch, uba -C unty,* = =e Treasurer; de cay xolélmnacs.<2"Phat's the kind of a. : NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Gal. Location ot othe; Empire ‘Copper wemeenanerses 10, ae clothespin I aw ae ee re : a : There sre, delingnent apon the following Li : i 4 : 2 + ¥ hereb dered to appear descried'stock, cn account of Asseesmen: sped $. na ag mice ww l nigh ab re _ SPEAKIN ot the traveling of sound Aton p AYIROTY omens é No. 13 jevied on the Twenty seventh (25) : Feb. 1. From Co officers, 10, fi 4g . 4 lecturer Gaid: “The yoice of a woAw day of February, 1875, the several amount Im Ap'lo. ee lof a man” ‘Yes, and oftener,” : z — wagon fac 191.431 43 . said a-disgusted looking man, who. Qn Saturday, May Ist, 1875, Names Cert. Shares Amt = was not hapily fixed at home. Mills Edgar, a oo 5 out near t : 6 d aga For Annusl Parade and Target. Practire. ee: ye 10.00 day, and -Wart's paid-Gen'l Pand; —-4§-457 47 ae end Bi “Wife Wate re Coaipany Will “march promptly: at Whittemore WB, 234 25 5 60 : Nf eM Seale Beas) SU Bee Oe re Yer” . ios cotoem, e6d sit net ia (be tanks wilt . Bitipecn’T B, 67,68,69, in. town. “i “. Special * 4 333 02 traveling; they sat down by the road, be considered a8 absentees. No excuses f ia ee 200 40 00. a large br . ‘ Stok mn 8 672 08 . exceedingly fatigued. The wife . received except sickness or absence from . Bovyer D, 250, 200 4 2 “ “eo oad oor 7549.39 . Sighed, “f wish Iwas in heaven.,’ eile i : Daniels Zaward, 33, 23, 32 pes not-room = Soke © 03'986 09 The husband replied, ‘I wish i was y order, J. A. RAPP, HillThomas, 10, 54, 137 27 40 &3 SOOR as «’ « Redat'n “ “216-24 Gt toe cavers 8, FOR FoGEte, s+. hiapiain Ooamangrng. . PUN EaWeR -additions. So SS says hep you always want-to-get-the+—-w--p-Evens, 0. 5. + all-td Birdseye JC mom “thr new c4 148,715 17. best place.” : or 229, 230, ee 4 Bal. in Treastry, .~—«-42,716 2G} ““KATe,”’ in a note from Brooklyn, . " -ELECTION NOTICE. Clark L Bt 208, 1965200549 Gor ed busily. says that girls with pretty feet al; : Ferrell John, . 190 44 8 shop is : = ~ STATE PUND, a O'TICE is hereby given to the emalifie ach , nies lol FO a 1875 WAYE Chocks “Whe mUddiae wires! Electors of Nevada School District, . Cooper Robert, an ee for repair Serge : rons np. ‘and that when a lady } to inty of Nevada. that the annnal Election dcigention & Wymen Ji, qe vd April-5 ; 2'09: walks along looking for s dey path for two members of the Board of Educa. FANCRen © ft. — "8, a, et op every day April.5. Rec, to date, . 2,092.90 . =. proof that she wears Bumber . tion, will be held on Hail Jokn GC,” 164, 165, 0. carriages "'BT.705 28 fours at least. Saturday, April 24th, 18335, _ : a Sl parties in Paid State Trenurey, " 55,620 38 ee ER tat the Washington School Building, of said 170,179, You Bet i sats An applicant for relief in Paris . Distriet. The polls will be open between oe 55 1100 toematae . Balanee in Fund, 208 0 . eee ea eet ve rtunate soane man . impector. of Electdk, HH, Hashing; . Marth Chas, 216 M6) wor ane GENERAL FUND : tion: “*This unfortunate oo be ee Fadees, Ge. M. Hughes, Wm. H. Smith. : French M B i 158, ss rigid aes — es F : is the only son of a widow who died A. GOLDSMITH, ' 159,160, will bear Jan. 4, Bal. in Fund, 43,397 82 . without leaving any chidren, and he . Clerk of the Board of Education, of Nevada. 16), 108,he says h April 6. Reod. to date, 9,837 95) is the sole eupport of his aged father . . Schoo! District =" Vooter Luther, Dae Sass” 60) than can : i 62.735 77 [2nd young brothers. TEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE . MurrayJ A, . . 246,258, 1094-40 09 ae ta ei April 5.Paid war 48,497 47 . ae RAILROAD CO. — Location ofprin. . -Hawkins-D, AEC RS a pril 0, Paid warrants, A $3 50 audience abused the play . cipal place of business, Town of Grass VilAcham Wim, 262 23% 50 . the timbe ee Chi theatre recentl ley, Nevada county, State of California. . Seaders J H, 261 S100: Hest Hi Bal, in Fund, 4,298 30 at a Chicago theatre recently. Be Notice—There is delinquent upon the fol. Schoffvild Thos, 265 25 5 a é ; : : > lowing described. stock, on account of as-. Worthington, 215 50 10.00 Sarvan p : SPECIAL BUND, — Preaching Sunday. sessinents (Nos. 4 and 5). levied respect. Cooper William, 31,198, . : Jan.4. Bal. in Fund 8,787 87 : oe panes faeees ively on'the-6th day tf -Juntury andthe 3a 199, 200, Warrants re pati Re 4 a , 1556.14 Di vine services will be held in the Meth day of March, A, D. 1875; the several. 201, :202,.-¢ mate, bet pril 0. Reed. tu date, 004 ** . odist Church,Sunday morning at 11°o’clock, . amounts set opposite the names of the re263, 160-3000 sae : 46.344 01-. 84 in the evening at 1 o’clovk, Sabbath . spective ee ee } hese There ar April 5. Paid warrants 4505-02 . Sener! AS Orinek #) ES” ev. es 2: CON Beng, 79 25 $250 And in accordance with law, and an orof his ma teks: ae Pastor. H. A. Lones, 163. = 5:59 . der of the Boand of Trustees made on the _ ‘they hav Bal. in Fund, 6,010 99 . Preaching at the Congregational Church Sig ar ieee is ie ae oe of Sepetsiy » 1875, 80 many shares. particula: ne ea reg coat ate . every Sunday morning and evening at-the . sued, : 1 10 . essary will be sold at the office of the Com. Sa buried J 4. Bal. in ¥ d : 8.447 24 ususl hours of worship: Sabbath School oe athe bop re ee pany, atthe Empire Rauch, Yuba Couty, . The prot an, 4. Bal. in Fun 4 neat ed ices, . Henry Scadden, 5 A . Cal., on the THIRD day of MAY, 1875, at J ___ £86 pro April 5. Reed. to date, "933 67 aie scorivien aerate ie — Henry poecdehi. 150 £ 5 -# 2 o dock ao atid do py — pa = al -patro: ° at : , o : J. C,. Wymore,tius arb é quent assessment thereon, together wit : ' 5 8.780 91 Services at the Episcopal Church every Fie potoheilg vr! : re ry costs of ge re age of wg His adver ‘9 yf OU ; AS i . C. Wymore,trus 1: ‘ ‘ y. J. MEREDITH, Secretary, goose April 5. Paid warrants 8,078 06 . CMUGAT Tenening ant oyening st Hie: cena Te Geantann, 12 1 10 Office—Empire Kanch; Yuba Couaiy next issu d ’ ’ . _. hours. Rev. G. R. Davis, Pastor, ° Ira A. Eaton unis. 5 100! Gal, ot oF ae : 2« Divine ‘services at the Catholic Church . Hinds & Nicholson 43 y Sha 80 : Ww Bal. in ee ome 108°63 Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. Sabbath . Alex Lap opegensoat 97 Bee oi = 20 oo eI ee ! SCHOOL D. , = And in accordance w aw and an-orpoe. ; e e Jan: 4. Baloin Fund. 17-575 56 ere ar oe eee eee eee ee der of the Board-of Directors, made-onthe --ANNUAL MEETING. ar Pe ae age te a ees 2/040 99 . Rev. Fatber Meagher, Pastor. . 2d day of March, 1872, 50 mauy shares of — ; ' of keros April 5, Reed. to date, 36,904 341 Divine services will be held at the A.M . each parcel of such stock as may be neces pe ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockare. tere —— :, te sary, will be sold at public auction, at the holders of the Odd Fellows’ Hall Asi . 54.479 90 E. Church Sunday morning a te office of the Secretary, No 59 Main street, ‘goclation, will be heta om hc iy aware ti daily fro: April 5. Paid wa ts 23/986 09 Services in the evening at 7 o'clock. Rev,. Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, z is with t} pri, o, Faid warrants, vy “ 1.8. G, Dorsey, Pastor. . {on Friday, the 23d day ” > aes Monday, Muay 3d, 1875, hoes a a i becca : , & 1875, at the hour of 1 o’clock, P. M., of ; cay Jate accic Bal. in Fund SU, 1LUS S . . CIE . . day. to pay said delinquent assessment . At8 o'clock, P. M., at Odd Fellows’ Hall,, a , thereon, together with costs of. adyertis. . !0x'the election of Trustess for the ensuing. purely REDEMPTION FUND. MARRIED. ing and ‘expenses of the sale. Pee ani PARKER, and it te Jan. 4, Bal.in-Fund 36-36. ————_— GEORGE,PLETCHER, Secretary. __. 4! Secretary of Hall Association. April5, Reed. to date 109 38} “At Oaa FeNows’ Hall, You Bet,April 6th, . pg Mee? Store of Fletcher & Glasson, No. oral proy = : 1875, by Rev. Mr. Pinnéo, of Dutch Flat, aounty, Gadenn en ae FOR CITY ASSESSOR. fal mana : m Mr. William C, Barker to Mrs. Letitia s ; : : : : ; > A fA $ 145 74 Smith, all of You Bet. ‘ : : ie ae S. LONG is hereby announcei loss of 9 pril 5. Cash paid, 116 74) After the ceremony,cake was served cae ‘@ 88 8 candidato for re-election w . There is casi Sprehnciee — . Seg eee net Sounty—Warrants—___. the uftica of City Ausossor. “Election,-Miy— eaeeaeren Bal. in Fund, 29 00 . to the numerous friends, when the 5 $d. 1875. aps _ : ——-—-—— . assembly retired. to, the lower hall, ARRANTS.on General Fund, Nos. one eee er al. a Bie rsd et INE 152 to.157, inclusive, registered Aug.. POR. OTP y — MARSHAL. ; : 3 43;025-83 where dancing was kept up until the . 4th, 1874, will be paid on presentation. In‘Crt : : such mat ROAD FUND. wee hours of morning. ee OSEPH B. GRAY is hereby wi sina Jon. 4, Bal. in Fund, 6,933.46 Bytit. Pxaunn; Deputy-— nounced as a candidate for re-election lessly ha April 5. Reed. to date, 306 36 Nevada, April 9, 1816. er ok . Bleciian, smoke ah No. 679. 2 ; ° sip : % ; ; 7,239 82 . Application for Patent to a Min: w = ae oo April 5, Paid warrants, 7549 39. = fie ck J. M. WALLING, FLOWER SEEDS. of the th a ing Claim. ATTORNEY AT LAW, . ment ou, Overdrawn, 309 57 yrasmneal NOTARY PUBLIC GARDEN SEED Fieees . . offenders cl eemene al ake Ce Justice of tue Peace, and RA =HEDS te “ nocent . s __ Sacramento, Cal., April 7, 1875. ; i ocen : 42,716.26 OTICE is hereby given, that W. J. ‘ GRASS S = . which w INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTY. Brown, Andrew Larsen ‘and Nelson. FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, ee wi: 1 Johnson, whose Post Office is Dutch Flat, FFICE, Bro rgan’ a UI iBS. , punishm GENERAL FUND. — or cal. have dnads application O VaDA city, Cale pate oe —_ : a NW pp? See ‘92-97 or patent for.the Eureka Gate Placer Mine; anata : ji N yA ve nts i i 26,071 58 bearing gold, situate in Eureka Gate Mining CLOVER SEED. interest thereon, . 688 29 pc Nevada county, California, and de» d ; “ : A spec 2 . scr’ as follows, viz: On surveyed land, ; : 26,759 87 . Being the 8% of & W \ of Section 24, and MAY DAY BALL, i ALFALFA. of Nevad ‘ e ° % O tion 25, T16N,R : . : ; : Less Bal, in Fund, 4,298 30} 4 1. © Mme ses te ce : ONION TOPS. 6,.F,; and ge As : Said location was made by the applicants 3 foes coat ae Saas Masonic 2801 Ter dae and ou ded . MB. ML Le MORROW SWEET CORN. J ww on wisi ~ FURD, es page . 1. There are no adjoining mining = a ree : ze members ar’nts outstandin a olesale an etail at os Interest theresn ad 2 a All persons holding any adverse claim Will give grand MAY DAY and visi! v ¢ thereto are hereby required to present the BALL at PREST ? dially in’ ——~—— . same before this office” Within sixty days : ‘ON 8 . ‘ 280.19 iicey the my ay publishing hereof. ss é : « &) _T. B. McPARLAND, Ri : . Overdrawn, : 309-57 . SP ae et: MOORE'S FLAT, COUGH CANDY, T. H. es SICK FUSD, ; _. TAKE. NOTIC Afford immediate relief te nore throats srt AE War'nts outstanding, — 5,145 20 — z. : : TRY Ir, ‘ Interest thereon, 163 00 LL persons indebted to the Estate of . Saturday Eve'ng, May lst,1875. mae E. M. PRESON, Wp we A the late John A. Lancaster, deceased, Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Seeds@ cell fi : 5,308 29 iy book onrpee ‘+, ro ry phe he ici * man, Virginia ¢ present firm of Lancaster ., Emsettle up forthwith and save cost, with . 8 SPLENDID SUPPER will be furnished, casi , . 5,199 46 D. i. Williams, at the office of J. M, Wallren everything done to, make the guests the pion Se ng, Justice of the Peace, Nevada City, or PPY:. i Total Indebtedness 28, 250°79 with A. L. Lancaster, at the Office ef the Assessment Sale, and will ey Eaapite Livery Stable, opposite the Nationaaa ae : a ; whom } SPECIAL FUND. al Exchange, Broad street, Nevada City. heey SPRING GRAVEL MININGCO. ; . War’nts outstandi _, M. L. LANCASTER, Tickets, including Supper, Three Location of works, Nevada towiship. of Austi) leew ~ ss mie nding, _ = Nevade City, April 10, 1875. Dellars, oe weer a — place of businest, us. Af 3 : MARCUS ©. HAWLEY & CO. . AU Se invited toattena. — apé. linquent upon tho following described want to . $176 42) — conaes be " sae, co socnaat ot Assessment No. 1, lev; : ‘ on y of Febri » A.D. 1875, Respectfully submitted, Si ac cae J BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY . © the several amounts pet opposite the E. P. Sanrorp, Co. Treasurer. 8 STREETS, names ef the respective stockholders, as The n: Nevada April 7, 1875 SACRAMENTO BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. _. foliows: ‘odesblat ‘im sails es ’ Perm No-of No of complete Wei — ee rae ‘WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ice ee 3s ee — = sii ub with the ‘s RESS,— 8 is how OFFICERS : y : . * A § i 4 Mary Kyle Dilan mye it toc: Take. ELARDWARE, . . nw.rilii"Pusm, [Simei mollea Sn which i an our la + PABKER... bwaebes ca eukes .Cas : & : ‘ @ cour tablecloths about bim, fastened back . AGRICULTURAL Sonn Cashin, mabeTona . "CANE . . Aud tn sceondance with law and'an one Rev : ; a n in 8. Marsh, BR. W. e on she with elastic, and looped up with ribIMPLEMENTS, . Jonothan Clark, M.LMarch? AH Posy, . 949 of February, A.D. 1875, 90 many shares morning ns; drag all his. own hair to the . W. H. Duryea. ". of cach pancel of such stock, as may be uec~ middie of his head and tie it tight,. STEAM ENGINES, 20 ¢ 00D cenary will be sold at public auction, at the this mo and hair-pin on about five pounds of AND MILL AND MINING GOODS one TO LOAN on goed coMeteral se. . on 3 Os, gf oe » at Sa te oa Sects—a eep the front ks on pins. all Warrants. a » Bt 100’clock, A. M., of suid day, 0 night, and let them tickle Lis eves oO" STOCK IS COMPLETE in every} Legal Tenilers Bought and sold at Regular . P*Y delinquent assessments thereon, \O° . livered t ifa Me " ; ey department, and our prices AS LOW Rates. ? gether with the costs of advertising + a i ay; preps waist into a cerset, Se any houve in She Sinto for pyre class . Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted: . M¢*SPemsee of sale. : “A good and give Dim gioves a size to [ef goods. We handle wone .but what we’ : %¢ ~ ay JR . : -sid-shues ditto; and “a bat, (iat onl . kBow to be FIRST CLAS AILMODIS aed . pepe sa rancee ms Sa ad. Rast-O8 F—Sevede Chy, apa Ie tt and a frill to tiokle his ohne a . Bie'to the older styige’ Oe s PTeReE . . Chicks an Ban Prvtece, Sacramento, Sa . : 5 — little luce veil to blind his eyes when-. SOLE AGENTS FORTHE C Meat e ae eke Virginie City. FOR SALE CHEAP! on . —_ veil rag a4 ate SOLE AGENTS FORTHE COAST OF ached a Cities, LondomandGer-. é‘ ° The ver He goes out to walk, and he will. Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable En. . ™2Ype ag 2 The si know what woman's dress is, : =a ee La ee London, Glove In-. A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, ~ Church : se ornia, IN NEV . “Josh oe Renest Rg rintendent . of Gold Medal Separaters,~ _. Francisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento . on ere, ages thrwe-fourthe of the schoo! Mizecton MGs: Oem Sectes . Cocca . ee et : . ors ; Haine’s Gen. Headers, ; ne asin: THE g 2 A 5 In on ore property of J. C. Abbott 028 oe bye agi ord are unable to write} Underwood's Hay Lea der & Rake, . ea, ay ei enn Wl he: alhew ‘teat Mill, iu Nevada City, conTher and sign ir Dame with an X. Trade Kngines Mo nth s Ti : posae cr halt an acre of ere ~~ ; 2 De . erouud, enclosed ya d ence, £ ureb Two meu who have taken too pee eet pica Weaens its, 6 per cent. per annum. bones gaan iene ae ole nego : many glasses make w pair of specta-. ¢onuttier FarmWogon, . . /Welve Months Tine repair, s Sine orchard couteining choice Mm . 509 § cles. : Pitt's Horse Powers, and Deposi ts, 8 per cent, per pi Vines, and an excellent well of enlese, 4 _. THE MEADOW KING MOWER . annum, : ~ . "The prop. cE: New styles of Brussel Carpets with} : — a7” Persous residing wt.a distance cap. perty can be bought at Ir borders 7 Goldsmith’ vi 7" Seo them before you buy any other, . send money by Express, se 8? . bargain, by applying on the premof baste borders, a oidsmith's, aS Bead logues. “up 10-dig-g.ip . Checks oen Salv ’ : . ' elise SES, Ge Cae ~ BRIGG hip nit Bans ktaken at par. thea, orto di. C. ABBOTT « or mone;