April 12, 1876 (4 pages)

. She Daily ) 606to San Francisev, and founda " Ware soon to havo their officiul heads _ figgt application, in the following: . Mmetime ago und calle! upou oe of By . different railrosds,when the follow. _APGB Very imuebs _ Reason why I: wou't employ you, I itis neediess to-way that this some. Witat pointed bat beief and couela___&ué invalid son for San Francisex,’’. -ha_had. earned his mouey, started ___hia son at his own expense. The tunity before they prove every Pa~ @rder for 24 trial jurors set aside, ‘piaintiffs with costa, _ ment, Hon, T, B, Rearden, district ' parties, morning at 10.0'clock, heanoalliied Swevapa crr'y, cat Réveaue Detective, Puliips Phere was genctal howl a few woeks since, when it ws sunounced that a man enlled Philips, bad been good sized mure’s nest in the eveatte Deyartinent of the State. Senstor Sargent and all his ‘appointees. were declared to be knaves, and ‘they eat off, anc all the eredit wan going ta be due to the man Philips. Of eourse there were souie who jumped at the chance to get in a left hunder oa Sargont.aud.they naturully believed the rumar.— ‘This man Philips hada sick son, who hat been recowméndeéd to live in the climute of CalHornia for biv health. ‘To coine ont hese from the Exist with an invalid eosta 2omething,wo M-. Pailips weut ~~~. fora free-pass.— ‘Fhe Washinaton COr= feepondent of the San. Francixco _ Past tells how he succee led upo. his “Phillips came.-to Washinton "te Teuding-men in the Rilway Di_ Vision of the Postoffice Department. “This gentienin is also ain Llino.s man, aud knew Paillips, He represented that he bid a sick son, and the doctors bad recomume. ded Kim to _+be.taken to tue soutuern put of Gal: 1 Hornia-for bis healtn. He asked this -@fficer te give bins u pass” over the ing brief coilegay ensued. ee eut Banga—I have no Passes.to give, = : Phittips—But you ure in the habit of giving ste1 passes,und I want ~“anless I have work fur a mau to do, and I bave nothing fds ‘there. 4 Phillips —Yes you can fintk some thing fur me to do, aud I mag ae . eT you wantto kaow the will teit:you. : Phiflips—Yes, what is it? Bangs—Because Lbelieve you to be a d—d rascal, und I wouldn't. trust you. : -#ive method of -specch ended the eomversintion. With irouclad cheek he applied to the Treasury Depari‘ment, where he was wore successful in getting & pass on sume sort of pretemseof business, and started with He made his trip, and iu order to make the Treasury Department think the foul slanders he did, against men whose boots he iv not-fit to black. Mr. Philiips expected to get a “‘fut’’ position for himyelf, by muking: the authorities believe he was a shrewd defective, but all his efforts feli_ flat, and he has had to retire to private life, where he ‘can’ iu future nurse admirers of Phillips and his kind, will have to wait for another eppor¢ific Coust officer a defaulter and.» thief, = >-—. District Court. ee April. 10th. 1876. Court met pursuant to adjournment, Hon. T. B. Rearden Judge, presiding. E,.0, Tompkins va James Davies, and case set down for trial by the court at the day heretofore appeinted. N.C. N. G. R. RB. Co vs Albert} ~~Matteson. Orilered, that jadgmont_ of perpetual condemnation by dceree be entered in favor of plaintfs N. O.N.G. BR. R:Co., vs J. M Lopes et al. Same ordor as above. Charles Mill et al. vs James Phillips. On trial of this cause, judgment of nousuit eatered ag:\ipat ~ Court adjourned until to-morrow morning atten o'clock, April, 11th 1876, Court met pursuant to adjourajudge presiding. : Charles Mill et al. vs Jamoa Phil lips. This eause coming upon motion to set asiile the verdict, heretonow this cause coming on to be) heard, the cause was tried by the court, and submitted, aud by the court taken udder advisement. Doane vs Ellen. Continued for this term, for want of appearance of Court adjourned until to-morrow James D. Wurre, Clerk. — Poe ---Sister Vax Corr is tryiug to convert Troy, .: —— eS ae . Wasbington special says the manner New Yorx, April 10.—A~ Times’ of conducting the thirty-six or, forty invéatigatioa® now in progress bythe House, isdisgracetal beyond comparison. The Republicans ate eqiilly to Blame with the Democrats, beonuse they do not look after things, but leave the Demucrats to ran them in their own way at their own whimsical pleasure. The Republican members Of:these committees do not know what'testimony hus been taken, and are compelled to inquire of witnesses who teil their volunteer stories to Democratic members. If the testimony reveals Democratic eraokedpHtess it never goea onthe xzesord, Otuerwise the witness is very frequently culled to testify with one of two Dem ozatie niémbers present. He is questioned sufficiently to make . ihe desited effect. The witness is then dischargsd without cross exam‘nation to test. bis credibility—or 'to . diseGver what motive be buy. The -R-publican—wembers *suould insist now-+that witnesses be examined at the regular meetings;“not to proteet thieves, bat to see that:respectuble persons’ reputations are not smirch-. ed by partisanship. The coudaet of. the Naval Affiirs Coramittee is stN! Wofse, ax it sits with closed doors. Clymer’s committee, it must’ be admittel, hus a remarkuble sense. of justios. They called a crazy inan. to tell a fulve stury of Meigs, but calted the laiter imueuiately and let his. Statemont and the Departinent record go out with the testimony of the aeeused, "Fue vihe: comuiittee Lave a blackened ieputation like that of Meigs, . . he shove isnot designed as nde] feuse of Meigs. He must defend himself on the testimony now before the committee, Let him ent loose from the Cuttels,. who ure shown to . huve traded on his name and friendhip. If there is any other defease, aie: @isate snsie shes itine¢——— Se mK Safe weposits,There is me talk ia this town, says the Geass Vulley Union, of ws. Company. Tne plun seems to be aboat this; Let a Company-be formed with sufficiently large eapitalatoc k, te get'a proper house in which “any number of safes cau-be placed. They . Owner of eneh safe will have his own. keys, and be alune can get into that sufe. The Company will take care that the whole lino of safes are properly guurded by reliable men and good shot guns, day and night, Not & minute of the duy in the twentyfour hours bat a sufficient and reliable guard shall be kept over, the rooms and over all the safes. Woe state the proposition in a criide sort of a way, but it may be there is sense in it. The genoral company san make arrangements to give safe checks on perfoctly solvent banks in San Francisco aad-in eastern Cities, Of course. merchants, a8 things now 8°, Can pretty well secure their money; yet burglars can possibly get at the coin. With a Sufe Deposit arrangement coin and other valuables would ‘be absolutely safe. Sach ar« rangement would be better—for the country than the plan of secretly burying money-at the root of-so tree, Ben’t Want to be Counted in, Dr. Mary Walker entered the bow‘els of Mother earth Wbout 1700 feet, by way of the shaft of tho Crown Point-mine the other day, and the neWs Was given through the press that dhe was accompanied by Miss Julia Sheets, Miss Lena Smith and the Superintendent, It appears from, the following, which we clip fiom the Reno Guzette, that some of the party do not want tole coiinted in as the companious of the Ductor. “We aro asked, 'says the Gazette, ‘to correct the assertion of one of our contemporaries, to the effect that Dr. Mary Walker was accompanied by Miss Inda Sheets and others in her exploTation of the Comstock. The meeting at the mine was entirely. accidental and the two parties bad no fur-. a ayers eee ther-relation— Phe same” cage took: -étrument of some kind. I did not se ierety 82¢ a single woman, The disproportion of the sexes strack me ag being alittle singular. Are they singular? . Standing arithmetically as four is to seven, what is the proportion?, both parties down the mine, whereupon they separated and went their respective ways. This explanation is wade in justice to parties who do not wish their names associated with thut uf the re. nownved Doctur.’ The first report stated that the Superintendent d the impudence to kiss the Doetor, when va the lowest level. Per. haps that may account for the reluetance of the rest-of the party. to adwit they ‘were not there with the . whom Ltock-an—especial faney. A ‘third. He seems to speak the BpanKpetite, degrading himself to a mere ‘residence, and he aduswered that he -. reach to muke it more splendid than several children; three, or four of tot. In age, I should judge they They had a postoffice established, recently, the name of which is (or {Otien, Tt was Sunday, when I passed, I no. ticed three i2en in a house, one of Milton was'a military gentleman; at least all the passengers seemed to be familliar with him, and united in calling him Colonel, great deul said to the Colonel and the Colonel said many things for fhe edCorrespondence. Eprron Nevaba Dai.y Transonter: In my perambolations in Tuolamue County ond vieiuity, I passed through the settlement and town ‘known as Chinese Camp, where I met with two real ‘characters, one by the name of Moore. I am of the opinion that it was the genuine Tom Moore, who sings of “‘The Days of Forty-nine.” This ‘was an autho# and a poeticaF gentleman, evidently of ’49, as his acquaintance told me ufter leaving that place. The other one came away with us in the stage, The lutter one I became more inter‘ested in, as we were traveling compavions for several miles, aud in little description of whom I[ will give. He hasa short, stubbed frame, with ‘ination, an intelligent intellect, but free and prodigal in habits. He wus’ ‘indued with a largs amount of nutu-* ral and cultivated ability, and whose language was of the highest order, using the most beautiful — parables with well measured sentenecs, and himself as gathered-om our ride around in Culifurnia iu 47; had been in evesy county in the State except two—Lake and Mendociuo; had written for the principal newspapers in the early history. of the Stute; has written the exposure and privations of the Donner party, and supervised its edition twice, and was “nearly ready’ te complete the ish language fluently, as there was a kept Up A conversation occasionally in_that language. He was a very, interesting -companion~-aud could have made one of the bright and shiuing lights of bis race, had it not “been for the ‘flowing bowi’’, which . . has been the bane of his il] spent} life. A wreck, clid im a thread-bare blouse, nankeem pants with carpet slippers, and from appearances, whisky ovzing from every pore of Liymoralistto dilate on? What a character for the young man to ennteinplate and study? The poor, deluded creature yielding to a cultivated apanimal, instead of elevating himself; fur aboye the mediocrity; and in the sphere ere and gigantic inellect. He baked my whereabouts, and in return I taquired his place of ground of this interesting pict: After leaving Murphy's, and on ° return, passed through the pleasant little mining camp of Angels, where Jim Fair, dne of the noted steck Operators of California Street mada bis amalgam out of quarts. for g staall start, that has increased into wealth and afflnence. The town was once a flourishiag and beautiful place, sarrownded with fine residences, built up with taste and as well with cultivated orchards and gardens. It ia evidently on tle downward grade, although it retains much of its beauty. It lacks enterprise? It has the Wealth within its ever in its most flourishing bygone greatness. ° nestled among the bills. is a beutiful and lovely valley, being improved and beautified by the hands of industry and economy. A community of individuals, men and wowen, called by the owiside b.rbarians a Free. Love society. Qn inquiring of the number at present coustituting the community, was told it consisted. sev: ND wales and four females, —witu whom were playing in the adjoining were from four to ‘eight years.— whom was playing on a musical in. . ‘@ large, broad head, short, full face, . rendering his ‘periods in the elegance . “of the language. A short history of Mexican in tho atage with whom het Between Angels and Cepperopolis, +~ —mind @f going down the Missoeri tiver, agreat many years ago, and on stopping at Jefferson City to take ‘on freight and passengers, There was @ wag aboard of the steamer who ofHered to wager the drinks that he could thake one half of the bystanders waive their hats to im when the boat left its landing, which was taken by another fellow passenger. How this was to be aecomphished was only” to be conjectured by the most of. us, True to life, xs thé boat was leaving its moorings, this wag rushed to the railing uf the ‘upper deck, and exclaimed in a loud’ fémiliar voice: “How are you Colonel?” at the sametime taising his bat; when to the Fr “simultaneously raised their hats. It is needless to. say the bet was premptly paid. The story acted on the stage passengers like Mrs. Winslew’s: ‘soothing syrnp given to a_twin-babyto quiet its herves, to tet the other one sleep. The remainder of ourride was very quict. I waa no favorite in that crowd, as T bad evi-. NamMxLxss. —e— A [By Telegraph, Mining Stoeks. Yesterday Mornina’s Sales. ngs, so I remain 470 Ophir 69.>1865 Mexican 39%. ido Gould & Curry 2¥. ae -$u0 Best & Beicher Sv. : 1240 Califuruia 30% . 550 Savage 1834.— 1565 Con Virginia 85; 115 Cnoilar 146, = #00" Hale & Norcross 79. MU Crowu Point 22%, ¢ 1420 Yellow Jacket 374z, 416 hinperiut 18% .-56 Keutuck 17%. 0 = 560 Alpba 66. 515 Belcher.33. 35 Contidence 26. 530 Sierra Nevada 25, 450 Exchequer 25%, 10 Seg B icher 89. 335 Overman 83, 899 Union Con 18%. . 960 Justice 34. =a questions ‘propounded jed put me in Surprise of all present) and more }' Purticuleclyte-the-betting party,two-. thirds of the mea on the levee, hear}thiek, heavy lips, sqniline nose, . iY the title of Colonel eatied’ ont, . . dark, full eyes, indicating in my ¢sdent.y wounded . the Colonel’s feel-} Ms. O°Fiaxerry undertook to tell . ow many were at the party: . ‘‘The two Crogans was one, myself was two, Mike Finn wns three, and—and . —who.wns four? Let mesee’’ (count-. ‘ing bis fiugers}. “The two Crogaor ke Finn was two, myself and—-bedad! there was four of as, but I cunlda’t telb the unme of the _other. self that has it. wus one, Was threé, Baron Vou Cobo —abeut $225. . WaGner reeeives $5,000 ing for-his Vemtennial march, oe ee Niw, it’s meMike Finn wus one, the two Crogans/ wistwo, meseif was tiree—and—by‘my svnol, I think there was but taree of us afier all.”’ Strouspexna’s ‘‘Puluce’”’ in Berl has been suld ‘under the bammer’’ to the Emperor William’s banker, » for 900,000 marks old . . . Oustomah Lodge, 1:0.0.P. T Yuba Tounei at 4 ed _NOTIGn. =F Gold Mining Co}. STO KAULDERS’ MEETING, 1E FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING’ of: the stockholders-ef the avove named ¢.rporation, fur the ‘€iection of lrustecs for the ensuing year, and for the tra:sic‘tiou uf othes Lusiuess as may. come befure said meeting, will be held «t the offi-e of the corporition, at tne 8-cretary’s office, North San Jnusu, Nevada Co., St te ef Cai} ifornia, on Wrdndsday, May 10th, 1876, at @ue o'clock, P.M — JAS. A. STIDGER, Secretary. N.San Juan, April 10th, 187.3, and Celebration . = nm 4% See Fifty-Seventh Anniversary Of Odd Fellowship, — . WIL BE CELEBRATED a Wednesday, April 26th, BY re . -MistletoeEncampment, . ” At Nevada City. — _ The 0 Webration wil conaist of » PROCE:SION, : ae ORATION, 5] NOTICE! U.S. Interns] Revenue Taxes. — 6718 Fatia 15.— Caledonia 13%, 225 Empire Mill 11% 430 Umh 28, : 400 Bullion 601%, 275 Succor 144. f 210 Lady Bs yun 1%. Yesterday Afterneon’s — Sales. Eureka Con 13%. Leopard 4%, Jefferson 247. = Gen Thomas 4; Baltimore 2%. Rock Island 3%, Occidental 54%, Woodville 2%, S Northern belie 49. Gila 1%. \ Siiver Hill 9%, aymond & Kiy 17, . El A -HOFEL ARRIVALS. — ‘National Exchange Hotel. 8. A. EDDY;Proprietor. Monpay,-April 10th; 1876. Jno. Wilson, Nevada City.” Ww.Irving, do do, A.B. Dibble, Grass Yalloy. E. Gurney, Hucts Hill. A. J. Goodspeed, do do. J. Marriott & Wife North BioomSela. Miss Marriott, de do. aS E. Verge do do. J. Erskine, N. San Jnan. W. Plammer, do dow E. MeCartney, San Francisco. W.0O. Neal, do do, W.H.Lamb, do do. R.T. Jackson, do . do. E. T. Brown, Howade City. v0 ~ comply Persotis or firms Office of Inte D. C., February 1, 1276. Epecial Muay 1, 1876, to April 30, 1877. FENHE Revised Statutes of the United i States, Sections 3242, 3237, 3238, and 239, require 6very por-01 engaged in any bnisuess, ave ‘atiou or employment whi-h . fenders hiulable t: a -pecial Tax, TO PROCUREAND PL\GF CONBPIOCONSLY IN H1S ESTABLISHMENT oR PLAUE © BUSINESS a stamp denoting the p ynent }JONATHAN CLARK, of said Special Tax for ths + pecial tix year ; beginning May 1, 1876, before com or continning bisin-93—att isiéThe Rx48 Gi visions of the la _. following, viz: Dealers. retail quer Dealers, whclesal tiga sr. Sage aasecs Dealers in malt tiquors, wholesuis. 60 Deaters in malt liguors, retail. ; Dealers in bk af tobaceu.:... Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 00] } Yor every dollar in + xcess of $1,009. Dealers in manufactured tobuccu.. Manu’ acturers of st lis ; And for each still manufactured. . Anu for each worm manufactared. M.nufacturers of tobacco. Mai-ufacturer@of cigars Peddlers of tubacco, fi than two horses or 0 Péd Hers of iubacco, horses or ottier ani Peddlers of tobacco, th hoise or othe animi}) . Pe@lers of tobacco, forth e] or Public conveyan:e.., Brewers of less than 500 barre ls braced within the proW queted above are the ee eee 2 ey ee Seseceee eee ee ee pat, Class (more tier an-msls) . second class (two yo iciad EEE OEE ird class (one see eeees Peseecs Any person, so liable; who shall fail to with the foregoing requirem nts subject to severe penaltics. : liable to pay any of the } Speci:} Taxes named above must apply to’ I. J. Rolfe, Celletor o Nevava C.ty, and Specisl Tax Stam prior to May 1,18 »} THER NOTICE, f Iuternal Revenue at pay for and proaure the or stamps they 6, and WITHOU’ FUR. i D.D. PRATT, Commissioner Internal Revenue, Thai Révenue, Washington, me: cing 1¢! Notice to Teamsters. , Ww. For City Assessor. 5. LONG is hereby announcod ‘as & curididate tor the office. Assessor, subject to, the People. of City B ’ decision of the Election, Monday, May ist, 1876, For City ’ Treasurer. M. BLACK, at the solicitation o "many friends, is hereb { 48 3 Candidate for the office o: urer, subject to the decision of Election, Monday May Ist, 1876 announce City Treas. the people For City Marshal,M. SCOTT is hereby announced asa candidate for office of C subject tothe decisien of Election, Monday, May Ist, 1876 ity Marshal, ® people, 8. Nichols, du. J. Lang, Washington. D.-€ubb; GaseKGeo. Irving, Marysviile. Rebt. Keeu, V. Flume. @. C. Thomas, Littie York. H. Peters, Wheatland. Se a © 6 ee HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel, D. W. SNAPP, Propricter. Mownpay, April 16th, 1876: @. FP: Robinson, Nevada City. : H.J. Kennedy, do. B, Guscetti, do. #. Scott, de. B.Y. Mason, N. San Jaur. J. M. Smith,’Lime Kiln. ; John Phillips, Grass Valley. James Phillips, do do. BE. W. Roberts, do — do. J.P. kbsugh, Willew ie Miss May Morrow, Moores Plat. James boany, Lake City. J.T. Tem) lar, Omega. L. R. Prescott do. Wm. Hearne,Moores_ Fiat. James Hassin, Little York, his post-tradeships, it is remembered that hewas the chief instigator of The driver from Copperopolis to There, was a diseiple of Esculapius, where such partiality was shown. We . don't Ulawe taem for bucking. k ification uf the passengers. The the charges aguinst O. O. Howard, . of the Freedmen's Bareau, whom he maliciously persecuted. It seems that-he was tryiug to entrench himself ip his own currupt position and Practices by assailing and humiliating men infinitely worthier than he. Rurvim, the negro legislator who Was expelled from the Virginia Huuse of Delegates for theft, has also been disburred asa practicing lawyer in he ree A. \ i ty Ul i ah Ke “IN connection with Belknap and. = 4 OF City Marsha the people, For City 1 Marshal. _oxndidats for election te the 1, subject to thé decis: Election, May Ist, 1876. a8) For City Marshal, y=. 8.8. GETCHELI. nounced aga ca ef City Marshal, subj the people. is herebs\.anndidave for the ottice ect tothe décision of Election May Ist, 1876. B reset LONG is h & candidate for the offi shel. Election May ist. i For City M Marshal. ereby announced 88. ce of City Mar. Milwaukee “Brewery, — L. W. PREYFUss, Proprietor. can bé had . ~sbors:-mmaied Ealablish‘GOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE Ir THE BEST IN THE MARKET. counties promptly, Nevada, March 4th, 38%, #22) THE BEST LAGER BRYR made . ‘ on the Pacific Coast part of this or adjoining . Sire, For further ali the Courts of the State.” » Election Notice, Ay OTICE is hereby g tion will be he lst, 1876, at the Meroat ee cl st He ve One Marshal, ‘The Polls will be ‘M. and close at Sundown. W.d, : “‘~* W. 3, ORGAN given that an Elve. on MONDAY "s office, on vada, for opened at 8 o’clock. 4. _And Other Exercises, IN THE EVENING, WILL BE GIVEN. Committee ef Arrangements, For Oustomah Lodge. E.“ BOND, N. P, BROWN, 5 For Mistictce Hnacampment, _ 100: A. BR. WADSWORTH, c. J. NAF FZIGER.,. JO8. THOMAS. — AS goon as full Brrangemonts ‘are won Pleted they will be duly announced, ee A LL TEAMS LOADING LUMBER.OZ WOD FROM OUR YARD, WILL Bi Ex Nevads, April 1st, 1875. rWYHE Property on Picty’ Hill, near the Railroad depot, known a3 the CLABK-~ & TORSUN ¥LOURING MILL PROPERTY con-‘isting of two acres uf ground, Move or less, togcetiier with the Mill Building, Warehouse, office and otner Buildings is offered for sale cheapfor ca h. For terms of sale enquire of : : N.P. BROWN,’ Daily Transcript Ofhee. Nevada. March 28th. SEEDS! SEEDS! Clover, Alfalfa, Lawn Grass, Meadow Grass Seeds, Onion Tops, Fresh Garden Seeds, Vick’s Flower Seeds, eae Preston’s Drug ‘Stove. —= & ——._ MIXED PAINTS, __. READY, FOR USE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CTY}. "FOR SALE. ne iH. MY RESIDENCE AND POE Wet. +. NITURE in it is offered for Bale. i The House is situated in the best part of the city, and it will be sold at a reasonable price for Cash. The House will be sold weer ete rom kw sg seamny er both toget as purchaser may departiculars. enquire & &. GOLDSMISR, Nevada, March 3d,, 18%6,. : FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER __._ 3, NATIONAL EXCHANGER BO: TEL, NEVADA CITY. Persons in want of Fine Decss Boots, Heavy Calf or Mining Boots, can have the same made to order from the best leather, and a perfect ft guimsauteeed. Iam alsn prepared to , Repair Boots and Shoes, ith nestness and dispatch. “Nevada, March 15 116 Bi, Rum. Annual Meeting. fi Annual M: ders.of the Hall Association of Nevada City. Californis, will be. hel@ st Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of May, 1876, : zo comin ; E M. PRESTON, Scevetary, — Nevada, April 6th,1876. . A GRAND Bat _EMPT FROM TOLL FROM THIS’ DAyR of the StockholB Bs A™ THE BEST AND THE CHRAPROT. eae . At th the N« day ni; of nol ef mi again swords and au place clined. Ther __ pidewa boys ti down i Gras railroa pleted morni: ~The hoe, W the pi One engzge Eurek: terduy: Org: the cx terday. Peie ~Jooked yester: 0. The. eolebri eity by 26th. is erowd selecte will be eral L ted to on hai lowing pointe ments ~~ ~“of €ke Jonatl On ha worth, eelebr eucces Mor ~, of trai tion. throw; the gr witho it will ley or to ou here. mach -The teque the M et Qe

. She Daily ) 606to San Francisev, and founda " Ware soon to havo their officiul heads _ figgt application, in the following: . Mmetime ago und calle! upou oe of By . different railrosds,when the follow. _APGB Very imuebs _ Reason why I: wou't employ you, I itis neediess to-way that this some. Witat pointed bat beief and couela___&ué invalid son for San Francisex,’’. -ha_had. earned his mouey, started ___hia son at his own expense. The tunity before they prove every Pa~ @rder for 24 trial jurors set aside, ‘piaintiffs with costa, _ ment, Hon, T, B, Rearden, district ' parties, morning at 10.0'clock, heanoalliied Swevapa crr'y, cat Réveaue Detective, Puliips Phere was genctal howl a few woeks since, when it ws sunounced that a man enlled Philips, bad been good sized mure’s nest in the eveatte Deyartinent of the State. Senstor Sargent and all his ‘appointees. were declared to be knaves, and ‘they eat off, anc all the eredit wan going ta be due to the man Philips. Of eourse there were souie who jumped at the chance to get in a left hunder oa Sargont.aud.they naturully believed the rumar.— ‘This man Philips hada sick son, who hat been recowméndeéd to live in the climute of CalHornia for biv health. ‘To coine ont hese from the Exist with an invalid eosta 2omething,wo M-. Pailips weut ~~~. fora free-pass.— ‘Fhe Washinaton COr= feepondent of the San. Francixco _ Past tells how he succee led upo. his “Phillips came.-to Washinton "te Teuding-men in the Rilway Di_ Vision of the Postoffice Department. “This gentienin is also ain Llino.s man, aud knew Paillips, He represented that he bid a sick son, and the doctors bad recomume. ded Kim to _+be.taken to tue soutuern put of Gal: 1 Hornia-for bis healtn. He asked this -@fficer te give bins u pass” over the ing brief coilegay ensued. ee eut Banga—I have no Passes.to give, = : Phittips—But you ure in the habit of giving ste1 passes,und I want ~“anless I have work fur a mau to do, and I bave nothing fds ‘there. 4 Phillips —Yes you can fintk some thing fur me to do, aud I mag ae . eT you wantto kaow the will teit:you. : Phiflips—Yes, what is it? Bangs—Because Lbelieve you to be a d—d rascal, und I wouldn't. trust you. : -#ive method of -specch ended the eomversintion. With irouclad cheek he applied to the Treasury Depari‘ment, where he was wore successful in getting & pass on sume sort of pretemseof business, and started with He made his trip, and iu order to make the Treasury Department think the foul slanders he did, against men whose boots he iv not-fit to black. Mr. Philiips expected to get a “‘fut’’ position for himyelf, by muking: the authorities believe he was a shrewd defective, but all his efforts feli_ flat, and he has had to retire to private life, where he ‘can’ iu future nurse admirers of Phillips and his kind, will have to wait for another eppor¢ific Coust officer a defaulter and.» thief, = >-—. District Court. ee April. 10th. 1876. Court met pursuant to adjournment, Hon. T. B. Rearden Judge, presiding. E,.0, Tompkins va James Davies, and case set down for trial by the court at the day heretofore appeinted. N.C. N. G. R. RB. Co vs Albert} ~~Matteson. Orilered, that jadgmont_ of perpetual condemnation by dceree be entered in favor of plaintfs N. O.N.G. BR. R:Co., vs J. M Lopes et al. Same ordor as above. Charles Mill et al. vs James Phillips. On trial of this cause, judgment of nousuit eatered ag:\ipat ~ Court adjourned until to-morrow morning atten o'clock, April, 11th 1876, Court met pursuant to adjourajudge presiding. : Charles Mill et al. vs Jamoa Phil lips. This eause coming upon motion to set asiile the verdict, heretonow this cause coming on to be) heard, the cause was tried by the court, and submitted, aud by the court taken udder advisement. Doane vs Ellen. Continued for this term, for want of appearance of Court adjourned until to-morrow James D. Wurre, Clerk. — Poe ---Sister Vax Corr is tryiug to convert Troy, .: —— eS ae . Wasbington special says the manner New Yorx, April 10.—A~ Times’ of conducting the thirty-six or, forty invéatigatioa® now in progress bythe House, isdisgracetal beyond comparison. The Republicans ate eqiilly to Blame with the Democrats, beonuse they do not look after things, but leave the Demucrats to ran them in their own way at their own whimsical pleasure. The Republican members Of:these committees do not know what'testimony hus been taken, and are compelled to inquire of witnesses who teil their volunteer stories to Democratic members. If the testimony reveals Democratic eraokedpHtess it never goea onthe xzesord, Otuerwise the witness is very frequently culled to testify with one of two Dem ozatie niémbers present. He is questioned sufficiently to make . ihe desited effect. The witness is then dischargsd without cross exam‘nation to test. bis credibility—or 'to . diseGver what motive be buy. The -R-publican—wembers *suould insist now-+that witnesses be examined at the regular meetings;“not to proteet thieves, bat to see that:respectuble persons’ reputations are not smirch-. ed by partisanship. The coudaet of. the Naval Affiirs Coramittee is stN! Wofse, ax it sits with closed doors. Clymer’s committee, it must’ be admittel, hus a remarkuble sense. of justios. They called a crazy inan. to tell a fulve stury of Meigs, but calted the laiter imueuiately and let his. Statemont and the Departinent record go out with the testimony of the aeeused, "Fue vihe: comuiittee Lave a blackened ieputation like that of Meigs, . .. he shove isnot designed as nde] feuse of Meigs. He must defend himself on the testimony now before the committee, Let him ent loose from the Cuttels,. who ure shown to . huve traded on his name and friendhip. If there is any other defease, aie: @isate snsie shes itine¢——— Se mK Safe weposits,There is me talk ia this town, says the Geass Vulley Union, of ws. Company. Tne plun seems to be aboat this; Let a Company-be formed with sufficiently large eapitalatoc k, te get'a proper house in which “any number of safes cau-be placed. They . Owner of eneh safe will have his own. keys, and be alune can get into that sufe. The Company will take care that the whole lino of safes are properly guurded by reliable men and good shot guns, day and night, Not & minute of the duy in the twentyfour hours bat a sufficient and reliable guard shall be kept over, the rooms and over all the safes. Woe state the proposition in a criide sort of a way, but it may be there is sense in it. The genoral company san make arrangements to give safe checks on perfoctly solvent banks in San Francisco aad-in eastern Cities, Of course. merchants, a8 things now 8°, Can pretty well secure their money; yet burglars can possibly get at the coin. With a Sufe Deposit arrangement coin and other valuables would ‘be absolutely safe. Sach ar« rangement would be better—for the country than the plan of secretly burying money-at the root of-so tree, Ben’t Want to be Counted in, Dr. Mary Walker entered the bow‘els of Mother earth Wbout 1700 feet, by way of the shaft of tho Crown Point-mine the other day, and the neWs Was given through the press that dhe was accompanied by Miss Julia Sheets, Miss Lena Smith and the Superintendent, It appears from, the following, which we clip fiom the Reno Guzette, that some of the party do not want tole coiinted in as the companious of the Ductor. “We aro asked, 'says the Gazette, ‘to correct the assertion of one of our contemporaries, to the effect that Dr. Mary Walker was accompanied by Miss Inda Sheets and others in her exploTation of the Comstock. The meeting at the mine was entirely. accidental and the two parties bad no fur-. a ayers eee ther-relation— Phe same” cage took: -étrument of some kind. I did not se ierety 82¢ a single woman, The disproportion of the sexes strack me ag being alittle singular. Are they singular? . Standing arithmetically as four is to seven, what is the proportion?, both parties down the mine, whereupon they separated and went their respective ways. This explanation is wade in justice to parties who do not wish their names associated with thut uf the re. nownved Doctur.’ The first report stated that the Superintendent d the impudence to kiss the Doetor, when va the lowest level. Per. haps that may account for the reluetance of the rest-of the party. to adwit they ‘were not there with the . whom Ltock-an—especial faney. A ‘third. He seems to speak the BpanKpetite, degrading himself to a mere ‘residence, and he aduswered that he -. reach to muke it more splendid than several children; three, or four of tot. In age, I should judge they They had a postoffice established, recently, the name of which is (or {Otien, Tt was Sunday, when I passed, I no. ticed three i2en in a house, one of Milton was'a military gentleman; at least all the passengers seemed to be familliar with him, and united in calling him Colonel, great deul said to the Colonel and the Colonel said many things for fhe edCorrespondence. Eprron Nevaba Dai.y Transonter: In my perambolations in Tuolamue County ond vieiuity, I passed through the settlement and town ‘known as Chinese Camp, where I met with two real ‘characters, one by the name of Moore. I am of the opinion that it was the genuine Tom Moore, who sings of “‘The Days of Forty-nine.” This ‘was an autho# and a poeticaF gentleman, evidently of ’49, as his acquaintance told me ufter leaving that place. The other one came away with us in the stage, The lutter one I became more inter‘ested in, as we were traveling compavions for several miles, aud in little description of whom I[ will give. He hasa short, stubbed frame, with ‘ination, an intelligent intellect, but free and prodigal in habits. He wus’ ‘indued with a largs amount of nutu-* ral and cultivated ability, and whose language was of the highest order, using the most beautiful — parables with well measured sentenecs, and himself as gathered-om our ride around in Culifurnia iu 47; had been in evesy county in the State except two—Lake and Mendociuo; had written for the principal newspapers in the early history. of the Stute; has written the exposure and privations of the Donner party, and supervised its edition twice, and was “nearly ready’ te complete the ish language fluently, as there was a kept Up A conversation occasionally in_that language. He was a very, interesting -companion~-aud could have made one of the bright and shiuing lights of bis race, had it not “been for the ‘flowing bowi’’, which . . has been the bane of his il] spent} life. A wreck, clid im a thread-bare blouse, nankeem pants with carpet slippers, and from appearances, whisky ovzing from every pore of Liymoralistto dilate on? What a character for the young man to ennteinplate and study? The poor, deluded creature yielding to a cultivated apanimal, instead of elevating himself; fur aboye the mediocrity; and in the sphere ere and gigantic inellect. He baked my whereabouts, and in return I taquired his place of ground of this interesting pict: After leaving Murphy's, and on ° return, passed through the pleasant little mining camp of Angels, where Jim Fair, dne of the noted steck Operators of California Street mada bis amalgam out of quarts. for g staall start, that has increased into wealth and afflnence. The town was once a flourishiag and beautiful place, sarrownded with fine residences, built up with taste and as well with cultivated orchards and gardens. It ia evidently on tle downward grade, although it retains much of its beauty. It lacks enterprise? It has the Wealth within its ever in its most flourishing bygone greatness. ° nestled among the bills. is a beutiful and lovely valley, being improved and beautified by the hands of industry and economy. A community of individuals, men and wowen, called by the owiside b.rbarians a Free. Love society. Qn inquiring of the number at present coustituting the community, was told it consisted. sev: ND wales and four females, —witu whom were playing in the adjoining were from four to ‘eight years.— whom was playing on a musical in. . ‘@ large, broad head, short, full face, . rendering his ‘periods in the elegance . “of the language. A short history of Mexican in tho atage with whom het Between Angels and Cepperopolis, +~ —mind @f going down the Missoeri tiver, agreat many years ago, and on stopping at Jefferson City to take ‘on freight and passengers, There was @ wag aboard of the steamer who ofHered to wager the drinks that he could thake one half of the bystanders waive their hats to im when the boat left its landing, which was taken by another fellow passenger. How this was to be aecomphished was only” to be conjectured by the most of. us, True to life, xs thé boat was leaving its moorings, this wag rushed to the railing uf the ‘upper deck, and exclaimed in a loud’ fémiliar voice: “How are you Colonel?” at the sametime taising his bat; when to the Fr “simultaneously raised their hats. It is needless to. say the bet was premptly paid. The story acted on the stage passengers like Mrs. Winslew’s: ‘soothing syrnp given to a_twin-babyto quiet its herves, to tet the other one sleep. The remainder of ourride was very quict. I waa no favorite in that crowd, as T bad evi-. NamMxLxss. —e— A [By Telegraph, Mining Stoeks. Yesterday Mornina’s Sales. ngs, so I remain 470 Ophir 69.>1865 Mexican 39%. ido Gould & Curry 2¥. ae -$u0 Best & Beicher Sv. : 1240 Califuruia 30% . 550 Savage 1834.— 1565 Con Virginia 85; 115 Cnoilar 146, = #00" Hale & Norcross 79. MU Crowu Point 22%, ¢ 1420 Yellow Jacket 374z, 416 hinperiut 18% .-56 Keutuck 17%. 0 = 560 Alpba 66. 515 Belcher.33. 35 Contidence 26. 530 Sierra Nevada 25, 450 Exchequer 25%, 10 Seg B icher 89. 335 Overman 83, 899 Union Con 18%. . 960 Justice 34. =a questions ‘propounded jed put me in Surprise of all present) and more }' Purticuleclyte-the-betting party,two-. thirds of the mea on the levee, hear}thiek, heavy lips, sqniline nose, . iY the title of Colonel eatied’ ont, . . dark, full eyes, indicating in my ¢sdent.y wounded . the Colonel’s feel-} Ms. O°Fiaxerry undertook to tell . ow many were at the party: . ‘‘The two Crogans was one, myself was two, Mike Finn wns three, and—and . —who.wns four? Let mesee’’ (count-. ‘ing bis fiugers}. “The two Crogaor ke Finn was two, myself and—-bedad! there was four of as, but I cunlda’t telb the unme of the _other. self that has it. wus one, Was threé, Baron Vou Cobo —abeut $225. . WaGner reeeives $5,000 ing for-his Vemtennial march, oe ee Niw, it’s meMike Finn wus one, the two Crogans/ wistwo, meseif was tiree—and—by‘my svnol, I think there was but taree of us afier all.”’ Strouspexna’s ‘‘Puluce’”’ in Berl has been suld ‘under the bammer’’ to the Emperor William’s banker, » for 900,000 marks old . . . Oustomah Lodge, 1:0.0.P. T Yuba Tounei at 4 ed _NOTIGn. =F Gold Mining Co}. STO KAULDERS’ MEETING, 1E FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING’ of: the stockholders-ef the avove named ¢.rporation, fur the ‘€iection of lrustecs for the ensuing year, and for the tra:sic‘tiou uf othes Lusiuess as may. come befure said meeting, will be held «t the offi-e of the corporition, at tne 8-cretary’s office, North San Jnusu, Nevada Co., St te ef Cai} ifornia, on Wrdndsday, May 10th, 1876, at @ue o'clock, P.M — JAS. A. STIDGER, Secretary. N.San Juan, April 10th, 187.3, and Celebration . = nm 4% See Fifty-Seventh Anniversary

Of Odd Fellowship, — . WIL BE CELEBRATED a Wednesday, April 26th, BY re . -MistletoeEncampment, . ” At Nevada City. — _ The 0 Webration wil conaist of » PROCE:SION, : ae ORATION, 5] NOTICE! U.S. Interns] Revenue Taxes. — 6718 Fatia 15.— Caledonia 13%, 225 Empire Mill 11% 430 Umh 28, : 400 Bullion 601%, 275 Succor 144. f 210 Lady Bs yun 1%. Yesterday Afterneon’s — Sales. Eureka Con 13%. Leopard 4%, Jefferson 247. = Gen Thomas 4; Baltimore 2%. Rock Island 3%, Occidental 54%, Woodville 2%, S Northern belie 49. Gila 1%. \ Siiver Hill 9%, aymond & Kiy 17, .. El A -HOFEL ARRIVALS. — ‘National Exchange Hotel. 8. A. EDDY;Proprietor. Monpay,-April 10th; 1876. Jno. Wilson, Nevada City.” Ww.Irving, do do, A.B. Dibble, Grass Yalloy. E. Gurney, Hucts Hill. A. J. Goodspeed, do do. J. Marriott & Wife North BioomSela. Miss Marriott, de do. aS E. Verge do do. J. Erskine, N. San Jnan. W. Plammer, do dow E. MeCartney, San Francisco. W.0O. Neal, do do, W.H.Lamb, do do. R.T. Jackson, do . do. E. T. Brown, Howade City. v0 ~ comply Persotis or firms Office of Inte D. C., February 1, 1276. Epecial Muay 1, 1876, to April 30, 1877. FENHE Revised Statutes of the United i States, Sections 3242, 3237, 3238, and 239, require 6very por-01 engaged in any bnisuess, ave ‘atiou or employment whi-h . fenders hiulable t: a -pecial Tax, TO PROCUREAND PL\GF CONBPIOCONSLY IN H1S ESTABLISHMENT oR PLAUE © BUSINESS a stamp denoting the p ynent }JONATHAN CLARK, of said Special Tax for ths + pecial tix year ; beginning May 1, 1876, before com or continning bisin-93—att isiéThe Rx48 Gi visions of the la _. following, viz: Dealers. retail quer Dealers, whclesal tiga sr.. Sage aasecs Dealers in malt tiquors, wholesuis.. 60 Deaters in malt liguors, retail.. ; Dealers in bk af tobaceu.:..... Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. 00] } Yor every dollar in + xcess of $1,009. Dealers in manufactured tobuccu... Manu’ acturers of st lis ; And for each still manufactured.. . Anu for each worm manufactared. M.nufacturers of tobacco. Mai-ufacturer@of cigars Peddlers of tubacco, fi than two horses or 0 Péd Hers of iubacco, horses or ottier ani Peddlers of tobacco, th hoise or othe animi}) . Pe@lers of tobacco, forth e] or Public conveyan:e..., Brewers of less than 500 barre ls braced within the proW queted above are the ee eee 2 ey ee Seseceee eee ee ee pat, Class (more tier an-msls) . second class (two yo iciad EEE OEE ird class (one see eeees Peseecs Any person, so liable; who shall fail to with the foregoing requirem nts subject to severe penaltics. : liable to pay any of the } Speci:} Taxes named above must apply to’ I. J. Rolfe, Celletor o Nevava C.ty, and Specisl Tax Stam prior to May 1,18 »} THER NOTICE, f Iuternal Revenue at pay for and proaure the or stamps they 6, and WITHOU’ FUR. i D.D. PRATT, Commissioner Internal Revenue, Thai Révenue, Washington, me: cing 1¢! Notice to Teamsters. , Ww. For City Assessor. 5. LONG is hereby announcod ‘as & curididate tor the office. Assessor, subject to, the People. of City B ’ decision of the Election, Monday, May ist, 1876, For City ’ Treasurer. M. BLACK, at the solicitation o "many friends, is hereb { 48 3 Candidate for the office o: urer, subject to the decision of Election, Monday May Ist, 1876 announce City Treas. the people For City Marshal,M. SCOTT is hereby announced asa candidate for office of C subject tothe decisien of Election, Monday, May Ist, 1876 ity Marshal, ® people, 8. Nichols, du. J. Lang, Washington. D.-€ubb; GaseKGeo. Irving, Marysviile. Rebt. Keeu, V. Flume. @. C. Thomas, Littie York. H. Peters, Wheatland. Se a © 6 ee HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel, D. W. SNAPP, Propricter. Mownpay, April 16th, 1876: @. FP: Robinson, Nevada City. : H.J. Kennedy, do. B, Guscetti, do. #. Scott, de. B.Y. Mason, N. San Jaur. J. M. Smith,’Lime Kiln. ; John Phillips, Grass Valley. James Phillips, do do. BE. W. Roberts, do — do. J.P. kbsugh, Willew ie Miss May Morrow, Moores Plat. James boany, Lake City. J.T. Tem) lar, Omega. L. R. Prescott do. Wm. Hearne,Moores_ Fiat. James Hassin, Little York, his post-tradeships, it is remembered that hewas the chief instigator of The driver from Copperopolis to There, was a diseiple of Esculapius, where such partiality was shown. We . don't Ulawe taem for bucking. k ification uf the passengers. The the charges aguinst O. O. Howard, . of the Freedmen's Bareau, whom he maliciously persecuted. It seems that-he was tryiug to entrench himself ip his own currupt position and Practices by assailing and humiliating men infinitely worthier than he. Rurvim, the negro legislator who Was expelled from the Virginia Huuse of Delegates for theft, has also been disburred asa practicing lawyer in he ree A. \ i ty Ul i ah Ke “IN connection with Belknap and. = 4 OF City Marsha the people, For City 1 Marshal. _oxndidats for election te the 1, subject to thé decis: Election, May Ist, 1876. a8) For City Marshal, y=. 8.8. GETCHELI. nounced aga ca ef City Marshal, subj the people. is herebs\.anndidave for the ottice ect tothe décision of Election May Ist, 1876. B reset LONG is h & candidate for the offi shel. Election May ist. i For City M Marshal. ereby announced 88. ce of City Mar. Milwaukee “Brewery, — L. W. PREYFUss, Proprietor. can bé had . ~sbors:-mmaied Ealablish‘GOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE Ir THE BEST IN THE MARKET. counties promptly, Nevada, March 4th, 38%, #22) THE BEST LAGER BRYR made . ‘ on the Pacific Coast part of this or adjoining . Sire, For further ali the Courts of the State.” » Election Notice, Ay OTICE is hereby g tion will be he lst, 1876, at the Meroat ee cl st He ve One Marshal, ‘The Polls will be ‘M. and close at Sundown. W.d, : “‘~* W. 3, ORGAN given that an Elve. on MONDAY "s office, on vada, for opened at 8 o’clock. 4. _And Other Exercises, IN THE EVENING, WILL BE GIVEN. Committee ef Arrangements, For Oustomah Lodge. E.“ BOND, N. P, BROWN, 5 For Mistictce Hnacampment, _ 100: A. BR. WADSWORTH, c. J. NAF FZIGER.,. JO8. THOMAS. — AS goon as full Brrangemonts ‘are won Pleted they will be duly announced, ee A LL TEAMS LOADING LUMBER.OZ WOD FROM OUR YARD, WILL Bi Ex Nevads, April 1st, 1875. rWYHE Property on Picty’ Hill, near the Railroad depot, known a3 the CLABK-~ & TORSUN ¥LOURING MILL PROPERTY con-‘isting of two acres uf ground, Move or less, togcetiier with the Mill Building, Warehouse, office and otner Buildings is offered for sale cheapfor ca h. For terms of sale enquire of : : N.P. BROWN,’ Daily Transcript Ofhee. Nevada. March 28th. SEEDS! SEEDS! Clover, Alfalfa, Lawn Grass, Meadow Grass Seeds, Onion Tops, Fresh Garden Seeds, Vick’s Flower Seeds, eae Preston’s Drug ‘Stove. —= & ——._ MIXED PAINTS, __. READY, FOR USE, E, M. PRESTON, Druggist, BROAD STREET. NEVADA CTY}. "FOR SALE. ne iH. MY RESIDENCE AND POE Wet. +. NITURE in it is offered for Bale. i The House is situated in the best part of the city, and it will be sold at a reasonable price for Cash. The House will be sold weer ete rom kw sg seamny er both toget as purchaser may departiculars. enquire & &. GOLDSMISR, Nevada, March 3d,, 18%6,. : FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER __._ 3, NATIONAL EXCHANGER BO: TEL, NEVADA CITY. Persons in want of Fine Decss Boots, Heavy Calf or Mining Boots, can have the same made to order from the best leather, and a perfect ft guimsauteeed. Iam alsn prepared to , Repair Boots and Shoes, ith nestness and dispatch. “Nevada, March 15 116 Bi, Rum. Annual Meeting. fi Annual M: ders.of the Hall Association of Nevada City. Californis, will be. hel@ st Masonic Hall, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of May, 1876, : zo comin ; E M. PRESTON, Scevetary, — Nevada, April 6th,1876. . A GRAND Bat _EMPT FROM TOLL FROM THIS’ DAyR of the StockholB Bs A™ THE BEST AND THE CHRAPROT. eae . At th the N« day ni; of nol ef mi again swords and au place clined. Ther __ pidewa boys ti down i Gras railroa pleted morni: ~The hoe, W the pi One engzge Eurek: terduy: Org: the cx terday. Peie ~Jooked yester: 0. The. eolebri eity by 26th. is erowd selecte will be eral L ted to on hai lowing pointe ments ~~ ~“of €ke Jonatl On ha worth, eelebr eucces Mor ~, of trai tion. throw; the gr witho it will ley or to ou here. mach -The teque the M et Qe