April 12, 1877 (4 pages)

a ~fgnored the element of the party that The ABVADA Crt. CAL. Thutsday, April 12, 1877. The Mew Policy. Hayes’ Southern policy Was as tauch a ‘“‘new departure” an any the Democratic party ever took, not ex“ eepting the nomination for the ~ Presidency of their life-long enewy, Horace Greeley: Affairs were in such acomplicated egndition in the _ South that the country was willing to accept any meastire which prowised relief without very Closely ana_ lyzing the probable results that would ~ ===“¥ollow tn the end, Grant had stood for eight years as firm as a rock ~ “against the encroachments~of the ~~~ @eaperate crowd who propose to rule or ruin the Sonth, and his firmness inthe tight had been so often assailed by the wrong doers avd their ~~“ gilies, that many had come to re_ gard him as s despot, end were glad to see a man take bis place who would usea more temporizing policy. In. ‘the appointment of his:cabinet Hayes had for sixteen years stood like a sea ‘wall that stays the angry waves that peat against it, Morton, Bluine and) *' Butler have no representative of their opiniones in the President's Councils. The men who have stood up manfully for the principles of the party of freedomin the South have been invited to step down and ont, “and their opponents helped to get up in their places. Every State in the South is now, or soon will be, under the rule of those who drove Northern men from their borders previous to ' he war, and will soon be ready to drive all out who have settled there since the war, While this policy bas been being put into operation the very party in whose interest it is being done have continued to hurl the vilest epithets upon the originator ~. ofthe policy. Still the end is not yet. Ifthe new system brings about whatit was expected todo, all will © be well, Ifit does not, Mr. Hayes ‘will not be so popular as he has been, and the old element which carried the country through the perils of the Rebellion will again come to. the front,wherethey will stay until the rights of all are accorded in the South as well as inthe North. Another Gun Accident. A Moore's Flat boy 11 or 12 years of age, while out shooting on the 8th inetant, shot himself in the right _ arm, under the following circumstances, On returning home he had to get overa low fence, and in doing so put the gun over stock foremost. The hammer came iv contact with a rock with such force as to fire the gun. The charge struck the right ‘arm above the elbow, and ranged upward to the shoulder, laying bare the muscles and bone, and badly mangling the flesh. A doctor from ' Bloomfield was summoned who ‘dressed the wound, and it was thought the little fellow would come out all right. Such accidents will continue to occur until young and old learn to keep the muzzle of a gun pointing away from them. Catrrornia Lanp Case Decision. The Secretary of the Interior, in the vase of Poley and Thomas vs. the State of California, involving title to a school section in Stockton Land District, has decided that title to alt 46th and 36th sections of unoccupied public lands in California vests in = the State at the date of anrvey, if at * that time they are not known to be mineral lands or are not treated as such by the State. This important general priaciple bas never been authoritatively established. The section in controversy was not discovered to be mineral until four years after the date of survey; but accordiug to this decision the State title would have firmly attached to the section it tainerals had been discovered upon it the next day. . Cast or Mason RxEno,—Chicago, April Oth.—The Inter-Ovean's Washington special says: The verdict of the militery tribunal in the Reno vase has beon received at the departmeat of Justice, but it cannot yet be given. Reno’s friends are trying to break down the verdict, on the fuct that he was not allowed to produce evidence eoucerning Mrs, Bell’s rep_ utation, which be claims i» very bad. Tas Grand Lodge, I, 0. 0, F., of convenes ia Syn c x a eae é 4 men in this city has been making 1A. B. Dibble, James Gluyas, and ;part admirably, as she always does apparent. A number of those known as mentbers of the old League have been holding meetings in out of the way places, J,ast night the following letter was found at the door of Mr. Theil’s store on Second street, in the heart of town—Mr. Theil is treasurer of >the Citizens’ Safety Committee, The notice was written apon a dirty half sheet of note paper, and hung upon & shutter so as to attract attention. The following is the letter with-its actual spelling: The Devil dreeme on the Chinese ‘question. There are three or four dam fools of themselves in regard to the damed Chinese that. will get -anutfe of it before the first of August. You must remember it seldom_ rains here after the first of Jane, and when everything ia dry:a match will burn without sacks of straw or karseen either, and we will al-ogive the farmers of this county notice to look out this season for everi grain. Every man’s ranch reaped or stacked by the:Chinaman is liable to take fire from the Heat of the sack or the spark from the smoke sack. It looks bad to do such work but if our state oficers done du sumthing in. pertection of the poor, we will half to carry itout ourselves and 1t will be ina raffmannertoofrom (Signed) * T. O. Muatns. To the Publick. This missive has aroused once more the passions of our people. The exposed condition of onr groin fields and the widespread ruin which fire will cause explains the elarm. People no Jonger whisper of banging’ but freely discuss its propriety on the street. ‘That Swain is again organizing his secret band is generally believed. _He threatened as much as soon as released from jail. Ames has taken wing and is not looked for back. Visitors, Prof. Thureau, a mining engineer and-expert, A. Chavanne, Wm. Watt, W, Sigourney, returned to this place from the Ridge above Bloomfield, yesterday, where they have been visiting the Watt Blye Gravel mine, one of the new developments which is about to be made on the ancient river channel, which runs through that section. The gentlemen are all convinced as all others. will be, who visit that section, thatit isthe richest in the State. J. M. Starr, will act as the superintendent of the mine visited, and James Gluyas foreman. We expect to be able to give some mining items from that section, before next winter, that will make the natives sture, Anonymous Communications. It is a rule in all respectable newspaper offices, not to publish commuications where the name of the} writer is not attached. We yesterday received a letter from Moore's Flat, respecting a recent event which transpired there, which was well written, but knowing nothing of the circumstance ourself, and there being only a fictitious name attached to the article, we were obliged to put it in the waste paper. basket._ > oa> > es A Grave Mistake. In our account of the characters in the Operatta of Red Ridiughood’s Rescue,’”’ the name of Miss_Deblia Beightol, who took the character of **Rose,"’ was inadvertently left out, and the name of Miss Ida Hill insert. ed instead. Miss Beightol was in beautiful costume, and fendered her anything she assumes. We offer an apology for the error, Nevada City Rifle Association, At the regular anoual meeting of this Association, held on the 8th inst., the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, P, E. Hughson; Vice-President, G. von Schmittburg; Secretary, W. E. Horrell; Treasurer, 8S, A. Eddy; Captain, J. A. Rapp. ‘Card ef Thanks. To Prof, C, W. Halleck and all those who assisted him in giving the entertainment last week, the sincere thanks of the Congregational Church are hereby tendered. ' Propapt the oldest lawyer in the world is Elbert Herring. He was __ A report from Chico says: For sev_f eral days past, since the release of Jseven of the Council of Nine, signs of reorganizing the Labor Uujon are a 8 Mar Jobe oul ot Nort Bo mi yada nty, = a banking house a lot of silver bullion, consisting of thirteen bricks, valued at $7,000, which he stated he had ey from Nevada City, and wished it forwarded to San Francisco, and either sent to the mint or sold to the best advantage, asking an advance of $1,000, which was given him. Seven hundred and vighty-seven dollars of this amonnt he afterwards left. with M. A. Marcuse on-call. The bullion was shipped through Wells, Fargo & Co., to the London atid San Francisco Bank, and was sent below on last Sunday's train. Hume, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s detective, being in the Sacramento office when the bullion arrived made inquiry as to what it was, and on being told it was silver én coming from Marysville, and We ing-ef no silver mines in this locality, his supiciona were aroused, Having to come to tbis place on other business he and Marshal Casad began to investigate the matter, and found that Paul and a small boy had arrived in this city on the 28th ult., and registered at the Western Houze as John Paul and boy, Gridiey’s. George W, Lamdin had been called on by one of the hack drivers to goto the depot on Saturday morning about 9 o’clock where he was told a merchant from Oakland was in waiting, who wished him to deliversome goods for him. On Lamdin’s arrival at the depot.he found Paal in waiting to direct bim to buck end of the depot, where he found three ls cases’ marked to Paul as household goods. There boxes, Paul opened and took out a lot of bedding, old clothes, books, etc., and thirteen _silver bricks, After depositing them in the wagon he sent the boy who was with him down with Lamdin to the bank while he nailed ap the cases. This was all done while Cunningham the depormaster, was engnged with other business, Puul having been given bis shee soy to open the eases which had been consigned to him. These were shipped from Virginia City on the 27th. Paul then went to the bank end stated his business as spoken of above, He made: inquiry when the bank would have re—Ttarns from San I ranciseo, and on being told about the middle of the week, said he would call on Thursday for the balance. Hume, on gaining all the information he could, left the matter in the hands of Casad and sted to San Francisco on Monday's reight train, telegraphing. Flood & O'Brien, who he knew lost from$60,000 to $100,000 worth of ballion from one of their mills through the dishonesty of some of the employes. On arrival be gave Fiood to understand that innocent parties had advanced some money on what he was sure was stolen silver bars, and on -Mr._ Flood’s assurance that they should be held blameless, he stated the case, and on inquiry it was foand that Paul bad been employed as assistent melter atone of their mills, where he had been employed for about one year, leaving a short time ago by his own option, Hume then started for this plave to effect the arrestof the robber. Finding that he did not putin an appearance on Thursday, and leaving Casad to look out here, Hume left on Friday mornin, for Sacramento, going tnrongh the freight train on its way up. Not finding him on the train he proceeded to ap iheasettie Seaation. when he tec the overland for Sacramento, where he awaited the arrival of the train from San Francisco. Ou its arrival he went through and picked out his Man, a8 described by Lamdin, and took his prisoner to Sen Fruncisco, Thisarrest will probably break up one thieving crew who have been decreasing the dividend of the California mine, Hume deserves much credit for working up the case, and was ably assisted by our Marshal. The bunk will lose notbing, and on being informed of the state-of the case used all their éndeavors to bring the guilty to justice. ; oe Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor ‘Turspar, April 10th, 1877, A M Allen, City Willie Sigourvey, Ci A Chavane, Grass Valley § Thurean, do A B Dibble; do Wm Watt. do T W Sigourney, C zs meses, Guan vi w oodruff, Marysvi Fritz Meister, salt Lake Uny AA Shields, ba Pe Hill Ed Brimskill, ington £ O Tompkins, Pleaaant Valley E A Tompkins, do HH Burns, to Mrs Waterman, San Juan ‘Jobn Holden, Scott's Flat W W Ward, Marysville cisco ; E : oo on th Bi of Magy , born on the 8th of July, 1777, at. JH Young Jr, Rureke Stratford, Connecticut. He was ad-} % R Miser Moore's iat mitted to the bar in December, 1799, . 8 Storey. Blue Tent and made a Judge in 1805.° He was. BR Smoot, v3 , the frst Bepiater in the State of New Bree Veins City was in his office that Chas,j 1 New O'Connor btudied law. . isos ‘ Yesterday Morning’s Sales . 9. A: ae i ee. T bed at the Arcade Hotel last eveni Dg. ; i ; : : , gy Rs a sate «pasta eee Young Carr was about the streets du-} The following are the quotations ped ws a ghee . LODAL ring the preceding evening, and in. of the Sales at the Regular Board . " eed pentcek or oo, Unitea cca his manner nothing unusual was 20-. yesterday morning — opening and. $92. requite every person engaged poe -_ ticed, About. midnight he was in} cicsing. . A rrnders bm liable fo « SP . s ‘Charley Clar! om a Hotel econ and 100% 61 916 Dphir 15 1646. IN BIS ESTABLISHMENT OF PEAGe EY room adjoining elaret punch. About 1 o’clock yes-. 415 Mexican 11% 1134. BUSINESS. -A STAMP denoting the ev. ket, for @ saloos terday morning he entered the Ar-. 1535 Best & Belober, 23% 2334. Tan tear, begining Marit the &pe we cade Hotel and took a claret punch. 595 Savage 4.75 4.80. commencing or continuing * » before = 985 California 4044 4144 April 30, 1877 business Laden He was. noticed to be rather more reti: : ao avin ‘Areturn, a August 1015 Con Virginia 38 3734: return, as prescribed on Form 11, is od enadition: cent than usual, and somewhat more} 3980 Imperial 1.25 2. pape seehrerty ree every person fia. eal quiet in movement and expression,. 235 Belcher 6%. : sivanes ava Gee _ae poe bat was perfectly clear in his mind ie Exchequer 4 ‘o. ieprovisions of the he : phere terday, and slig! phe beer hamtirgremaed Eni yc. Pi OR A ad oo antag aby stimulan abou 4.} 1015*Gou urry Le ealers, re quor. oo 5 _W. Hai mu. he again entered the hotel, and be Galedenie. ae $55, oe Psecpaenerry bi ines 10000 oe Ww gy a n Con, 6. > * -} Dealers in malt liquors, < eet ag a eats sat eee, ee 600. Hale & Noreross 3.10 3.25 Deslerein leaf fo oat mee ed aa _ putting in tin The clerk asked him if be desired to. 120 Cbollar,.4241%. es a ee ae . -Ward_was up a becalled in the morning, to which. — S60 Jalia, 2 45 2/4. Sipe rot dollar tn exces of ~~ Sammer, and he simply replied, No. Between 7) 460 Bullion, 9% 97%. . Dealers inmanufactured tobacco, 509 ‘when the next 0 and 8 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. 22° Utab, 13 12% * . Manufacturers of stills... ‘ Stevens passing near the room Carr . 395 Crown Point 6% 6%. = 4 ace still manufactured, likes reaniotis: occupied, met him in the hall, he beos Be tne Bom Sn mnutectaned, 20.00 ONE Fase ing fally — and none along . Yesterday Aftervoor's Sales peddlers of tease aes 10-00 between here ar as if about to leave the building. At California, 403; 404 : agit Clase(more — ’ about 4p. m. yesterday, the cham Overman, 2334 oi Poldieey Of Wane cae rE about as fall . ey in ey: hall peayrerge: landGould & Curry 934.9% ; ei ry con eee ari 9500 travel over the 1 ord, Thomas Guinean, that the ocBest & Belcher, 23 221 ers 0 co, third class, ; eh ‘on cupant of room No. 19 had not yet Con. Va., 36% (one horse or other animal). 15.99 sn iugealingtlapcrcall arisen, A méssenger was sent torop. Mexican, 1154 11% (oa fun oe. puBile aintibeenth Jee — at i 3 and genesis if Carr Peep Imperiul, 1.15 1,20 Beowses of — than 600. ha We are under . sick, -No response. being given, GuiOphir, 154 ‘ewers © OF MOTC.,.Aeveaes 10000 . Harri nean himself went tu the room about Steen Poa 6% 6% comply 8 with, ign ‘ ee re Rail ms an bour afterward, to see if he, bad. Caledonia 3,75 9.60 Will be subject to severe penaltion. nn Patent hair yet arisen. He found the door fastNorthern Bella, 22 Persons oF firms liable to pay any of the : ened, and obtaining no response to Eureka Con., 17% 17 ar a oer’ rus qbply “ i. make bv ede SesetlL doen an eaea ike diniae Mineral Citation. Our FUntuER NoMoH STeend WITH. TE could talk,there orced it open. oun e inside scala Snetsal: Fam Rekaaee eee ioe blinds fastened by the usual hock United States Land Offi by alt Oh canbe Milt be teunetaivtes of the injurious upon them. He barst the blinds SACRAMENTO, Oak. April 9, 1st. oF firm Grdexing tae po ako sacanen -dyes. Don't dy open and sprang into the room. A gee a. te ae te uy Ba ogermed pore uo & do, loqeinet: with the n s fearfal sight met bis gaze. Upon . ths plat of Township 18 month. segon a3 e stamps or the amount required to The north wit the bed, his head resting in a pool of eat, waa filed in the F Cpe ee oral, aud entero ‘stamps ox cee: tin days are begi blood and clotted gore, lay young . by the return of the U.S. Deputy Survey. . is desired that they on transmitted by dently been dead many hours. One. treated as mincral’ in charact be sppmcasn. teeth. ow di leg wus slightly drawn ap, the head . the contrary 18 sil atten. One ft 3 Commissioner on Teeeatnt Reveahe: kind of weather was pained ee, to va right, and an. : es 3 bes pam P age Seg a ae of yg Bevenus, Washington, moisture there @ body was beut in t direction } Fine — ey of Fr D amie’ ai ») did, . D. ©, tanuary 23, 1877. meh 29 also, The right arm was curved up-. feter's Office of this Biswitk wie ee ee the ground, s ward, and toward-the head, bat the. tionDeclarationNo.6lé7.claiming theabere. GRAND OPENING! grain there is w ears: had ate al aa down, cegggionts ane and has applied Pp ? enter} rpg farming outloc fallen fom the arse, lay iano one + Bh A asinine pineal gf agen LD ‘a —— a illow a large-si mith & Webyon . will take notice, that unde i NE of th e 100 Yvolves, of the pew inn bt No. 3 38 of instructions from Fong cube he Boia O a aliber, Just over end back of} is7. ae eee te thie aoe ae Mey’ SALOONS, The Virginia na R yn pa a ge bole, A.D. aT, at 10 o'clock 4. M., at this ofip att ite, aprointments, to be found in following: ‘‘a and one of the chambers of the pis-. ‘ice, before the Register and Receiver, for . the interior of the State, will be thrown . : __. the hearing of f a } to the publi Samuel Davis po by his side was Pata eam A character of et Ph ee ra peony bw open e@ public on id se sal : peng in eo pers usual to q. day and year oe above writen. the . Thursday Evening, April 12th. champion spelle > t indi % -» B. MOK, AND, Register. _ i ’ : att Samer hing ps eatape HART FELLOWS. hee JOE PETTIF, will goon take aubsatred Une tact that Garr bed died (= eeeonnatons Att'y. apl2_ . win superintend its management, and exSam is now in . quickly and without struggle. He SUMMONS piphag tha bass tobe ek ie the eee sium, preparing had on simply an undershirt, and lay tye So liberal peaunas a ee eee event. He sili at ae Sy . r amg e. Boys under ——: covered. acting” oom to. CJTATEOP,CALITONEL, Orn, of] tepeprcion toa caemet coe: OE gare . e ° Pes 4 y have been removed with great care, . the Fourteenth Sndicial District of the . present at the grand pong te te te and was disposedin Very exact order. . State of California, in and for the County. At this Saloon will be found one of the ed expression of The shirt was bang upon a hook,. Snemse grog Sonia, of thy Sa ct 5B ams prado a moet a4 kena ~pki ed Wheeler, defendant. You boil hereby reFINEST BILLIARD TABLES dict he'll make : pacity oat Sea och . mten, eDe ; 0 mn c th an po mpied. here of California, in and for the es or Ne= pte: PP adsegeattio go ee r, r, or avything. vada, on the 10th dsy of April, 1877, by » Nevada City. 5 Nag 8 the =: cons pon hand of . Polly Ann Wheeler, plait pe and to an April 10, 1877, _ Stocks have. e deceased, to show t be bh ewer the complain é , withtn 4 comuited suicide. Bo strongly did . te. 47s exrinnve atthe cay of eric . KEYSTONE SALOON, el pg G . these negative facts appear, that not . if served within the county: i . COMMERCIAL STREF? eo P © Pha fesoeinonce fod sare are eut of thie county, bat in thle, District = 7 ¢ BEVADA CFET. speaking of the < of opinion that bis was acci. ‘venty days; otherwise w ‘orty : says: “If th . ACCI~ . Jaye, mt will be HE best brands of ys 6p dental. ‘That findinghe had arisen CL lau caedine ont ae . gee : tinue a few weel returned to his bed, and in placing . agsinst you to obtain @ decree of divorce, ig Siviiaetanis Deno stocks hi the pistol under his pillow, acciden. ‘8s0lving the bonds of matrimony, now and Cigars, the coast. It w tally shot himself; or, that he was ex. °n4 beretofore existing between you and . where PETTIT & BORDWELL, stocks yester aunining it inbed, and perhaps point. . Pia iecrina sah or alee anaonment . always be ready to serve their customers. ig perhaps po , tery, more fully ket ite ed ittoward himself inone of those. set forth in plaintiffs compiaint on file. , Commercial Street, next door to Kent's } Comitintios moments of infatuation, which nearSod pdanit natn cae aan e mela, Boren SE : aplo cy. There will bent wen bene experianced, to sar S ippee vend mere the sald psa ee CITY ELECTION. men pay for th e@ citement, as. above ’ aid plaintiff — them i ny however, deveined “that Carr on the Court for the relict therein rye Electors of the corporation of Nenot ae a not own the pistol, that he bor-. "(yt at vada City are hereby nofified that an z ,» an a e@ ha baad » do hereunto set’ 1877, to c a City Marshal . was never before taken a room at the. ™Y band and impress the Seal of said , City Assesso q ace Arcade. It is also Par a a Shoat pit ty P sees os = Ne 4 Beem on the Polis will ba agen @ volock, : Beoksra-vore some months ago, took poison with JAMES 'D.’ WHITE, Clerk. ~~ tort "Holfe. eS ig . 4H Edd opinion that nc ae ry satan, ood then facts. Jobn Caldwell Piff’s Atty. 0913. jena Wm, oul, ee Stocks, and that point strongly to the act of yesterday . ~ : HH, 0, MILLS, President, of those carried as ove of deliberate suicide. Young HOUSE FOR SALE. Board of City ‘Irustees, ° the Carr was 24-years of age, und at the Sy ©: 37 ope, Ves on bayars hed 1 time of his death was a deputy'in the gis ones fo ie eee, who is Biate SuTHE house iit ee how oe SCHOOL ELECTION. Nevada Chap ublic instruction. cup’ F. Kotelman, Phe mother of deceased left the city Kast Broad Street, ‘Opposite Mae hers ‘notified ‘that, an inieetion a apeeln ance on business by the afternoon train H. Cooper's residence, is for . will be he.d. at the Washington School Arch Chapter, deat ap “The sad news of her pm we Be 5 Bo Building on eee : ic Hall, on Sate son's death reached : f . @. : x son's Senth sees od hee A hese. ** nevada City Aprilia, for ee =. ~=Saturday, April 28th, 1877, 14th, for the pu body Soroner ‘Wink wis ot Gace ac. ane Zo choone Three members of the Board of po ths Maste: tified, and had the remains removed ITY MARSHAL. The Polis will be open at 8 o'clock, A are request to the Morgue, where they now lie. oe M.and kept open until sundown fee v , hs tenant will be ‘held mY on at ATT DAILY, is hereby announced . wi2ePector. A. H. Parker. Judges, A. R, isiting Compan hour to-day.—Record-Union of the as 8 te for the office of CITY . V*4#Worth end fohn Dunniclift, vited. 1 10th dosnt SS . MARSHAL, subject: to the decision of the bey meee ft ree ~ 4 Gro, RB. Dav ae mig oo . W. J. Organ, Clerk, aplo swap niak ad Bercuesr avers that he had-suffered Nevada City Ri so much in the drinking of the unMineral Citation. ee ee On Friday er [eramaeclgre tel ope nog ERI Sele EB Gea Had wa eoptice ued : : ure ento, Cal., April, 1877, : : CE, Ww O all whom it concern. Whereas the members veritable old Ceylon plantation oot-. gk ptt crt, fy ape, set, . 2 Cont of te Court Roure regent at tee, ground, tightly “ corked, and. East, was filed in the U.S. hand’ niece dues for the ready for use. ‘‘And this,” he says, and by Commissioner's letter dated Decem, United States Land Office. : -” “‘was in a strong glass bottle,’” which . Df 24, 1871, Lot Two, of NW %, and RS Eg ing will be held I stowed in my trunk. I k Lot Three of SW Quarter, of Section 31 —e ge te of Z. P. Davis, what befell the-trank. At any rate, . to cece eee ante east §8 80 . TN re es yamn crcees: Waereet eh one day on opening my trunk, I was ae Coeenee is proved, after" dur notice ie: Sweat hE More NE of ke M ont © W.E. Houans, amazed to find my sag and vest po ya City, Saltash, se the 2eth . 27 Dorth, range 9 east, is rhe 5 treated 6 yhelly Gunes color. Iputthem . day of November, 1874, file in the Regis. in ter, until the contary is & decided black, but took them . ter’s Ofice of this District his Preemp» after due notice; And wheres + Spl out of a, brownish yellow— tion Declaration No. 4704 the Central Pacific 5 by B. B. a. y a color : , claiming the pativoad Co., by Mr. and Mrs, which Inever wear. I bud coffee-. Shove Gescribed Ray Ba to. San Prepeince “Gal.) bon epplion to emt Union Hotel aga colored shirts, white hai r leging it to be more valuable ler testbed: proof as to the character of the sbove dewill scented. with coffee, -coffee in my, tural than for mining ; Therefore, . *tibed lands; Therefore, you will take they will remain stockings, shirts with coffe-colored . ¥:¥ Will take notice, that under and by . Botice that under and by of instruc they will be ple bosoms; in short, the contents of the . *¥e of instructions from the Commis. . RS from the Commissioner of the Generak tke nae , the . sioner of the General Land Office. dated . *! Land Office dated May th, 1811, we may wish to con: Sets at pc P et re Rey he gs 9 “ ; fixed the 15th day have fixed the First day of May 4. D. is77, detest plantation Ceylon! . of ,A D, OTT, at 11 ofelock 4. 1, at 8h Seek A, Soot Sines, haere pba . tar tes hetving of ponetn to teen, . ot to determine the ¢ Ea eg bat the eberecter of sad eae eaid lands. in wh phesat we Hs If you want a. F epaep ir dlnny Dorp rogers our hands . betwunto set our hands the day ‘and yer Call at the, B T. BR. McFARLAND Register, :

a ~fgnored the element of the party that The ABVADA Crt. CAL. Thutsday, April 12, 1877. The Mew Policy. Hayes’ Southern policy Was as tauch a ‘“‘new departure” an any the Democratic party ever took, not ex“ eepting the nomination for the ~ Presidency of their life-long enewy, Horace Greeley: Affairs were in such acomplicated egndition in the _ South that the country was willing to accept any meastire which prowised relief without very Closely ana_ lyzing the probable results that would ~ ===“¥ollow tn the end, Grant had stood for eight years as firm as a rock ~ “against the encroachments~of the ~~~ @eaperate crowd who propose to rule or ruin the Sonth, and his firmness inthe tight had been so often assailed by the wrong doers avd their ~~“ gilies, that many had come to re_ gard him as s despot, end were glad to see a man take bis place who would usea more temporizing policy. In. ‘the appointment of his:cabinet Hayes had for sixteen years stood like a sea ‘wall that stays the angry waves that peat against it, Morton, Bluine and) *' Butler have no representative of their opiniones in the President's Councils. The men who have stood up manfully for the principles of the party of freedomin the South have been invited to step down and ont, “and their opponents helped to get up in their places. Every State in the South is now, or soon will be, under the rule of those who drove Northern men from their borders previous to ' he war, and will soon be ready to drive all out who have settled there since the war, While this policy bas been being put into operation the very party in whose interest it is being done have continued to hurl the vilest epithets upon the originator ~. ofthe policy. Still the end is not yet. Ifthe new system brings about whatit was expected todo, all will © be well, Ifit does not, Mr. Hayes ‘will not be so popular as he has been, and the old element which carried the country through the perils of the Rebellion will again come to. the front,wherethey will stay until the rights of all are accorded in the South as well as inthe North. Another Gun Accident. A Moore's Flat boy 11 or 12 years of age, while out shooting on the 8th inetant, shot himself in the right _ arm, under the following circumstances, On returning home he had to get overa low fence, and in doing so put the gun over stock foremost. The hammer came iv contact with a rock with such force as to fire the gun. The charge struck the right ‘arm above the elbow, and ranged upward to the shoulder, laying bare the muscles and bone, and badly mangling the flesh. A doctor from ' Bloomfield was summoned who ‘dressed the wound, and it was thought the little fellow would come out all right. Such accidents will continue to occur until young and old learn to keep the muzzle of a gun pointing away from them. Catrrornia Lanp Case Decision. The Secretary of the Interior, in the vase of Poley and Thomas vs. the State of California, involving title to a school section in Stockton Land District, has decided that title to alt 46th and 36th sections of unoccupied public lands in California vests in = the State at the date of anrvey, if at * that time they are not known to be mineral lands or are not treated as such by the State. This important general priaciple bas never been authoritatively established. The section in controversy was not discovered to be mineral until four years after the date of survey; but accordiug to this decision the State title would have firmly attached to the section it tainerals had been discovered upon it the next day. . Cast or Mason RxEno,—Chicago, April Oth.—The Inter-Ovean's Washington special says: The verdict of the militery tribunal in the Reno vase has beon received at the departmeat of Justice, but it cannot yet be given. Reno’s friends are trying to break down the verdict, on the fuct that he was not allowed to produce evidence eoucerning Mrs, Bell’s rep_ utation, which be claims i» very bad. Tas Grand Lodge, I, 0. 0, F., of convenes ia Syn c x a eae é 4 men in this city has been making 1A. B. Dibble, James Gluyas, and ;part admirably, as she always does apparent. A number of those known as mentbers of the old League have been holding meetings in out of the way places, J,ast night the following letter was found at the door of Mr. Theil’s store on Second street, in the heart of town—Mr. Theil is treasurer of >the Citizens’ Safety Committee, The notice was written apon a dirty half sheet of note paper, and hung upon & shutter so as to attract attention. The following is the letter with-its actual spelling: The Devil dreeme on the Chinese ‘question. There are three or four dam fools of themselves in regard to the damed Chinese that. will get -anutfe of it before the first of August. You must remember it seldom_ rains here after the first of Jane, and when everything ia dry:a match will burn without sacks of straw or karseen either, and we will al-ogive the farmers of this county notice to look out this season for everi grain. Every man’s ranch reaped or stacked by the:Chinaman is liable to take fire from the Heat of the sack or the spark from the smoke sack. It looks bad to do such work but if our state oficers done du sumthing in. pertection of the poor, we will half to carry itout ourselves and 1t will be ina raffmannertoofrom (Signed) * T. O. Muatns. To the Publick. This missive has aroused once more the passions of our people. The exposed condition of onr groin fields and the widespread ruin which fire will cause explains the elarm. People no Jonger whisper of banging’ but freely discuss its propriety on the street. ‘That Swain is again organizing his secret band is generally believed. _He threatened as much as soon as released from jail. Ames has taken wing and is not looked for back. Visitors, Prof. Thureau, a mining engineer and-expert, A. Chavanne, Wm. Watt, W, Sigourney, returned to this place from the Ridge above Bloomfield, yesterday, where they have been visiting the Watt Blye Gravel mine, one of the new developments which is about to be made on the ancient river channel, which runs through that section. The gentlemen are all convinced as all others. will be, who visit that section, thatit isthe richest in the State. J. M. Starr, will act as the superintendent of the mine visited, and James Gluyas foreman. We expect to be able to give some mining items from that section, before next winter, that will make the natives sture, Anonymous Communications. It is a rule in all respectable newspaper offices, not to publish commuications where the name of the} writer is not attached. We yesterday received a letter from Moore's Flat, respecting a recent event which transpired there, which was well written, but knowing nothing of the circumstance ourself, and there being only a fictitious name attached to the article, we were obliged to put it in the waste paper. basket._ > oa> > es A Grave Mistake. In our account of the characters in the Operatta of Red Ridiughood’s Rescue,’”’ the name of Miss_Deblia Beightol, who took the character of **Rose,"’ was inadvertently left out, and the name of Miss Ida Hill insert. ed instead. Miss Beightol was in beautiful costume, and fendered her anything she assumes. We offer an apology for the error, Nevada City Rifle Association, At the regular anoual meeting of this Association, held on the 8th inst., the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, P, E. Hughson; Vice-President, G. von Schmittburg; Secretary, W. E. Horrell; Treasurer, 8S, A. Eddy; Captain, J. A. Rapp. ‘Card ef Thanks. To Prof, C, W. Halleck and all those who assisted him in giving the entertainment last week, the sincere thanks of the Congregational Church are hereby tendered. ' Propapt the oldest lawyer in the world is Elbert Herring. He was __ A report from Chico says: For sev_f eral days past, since the release of Jseven of the Council of Nine, signs of reorganizing the Labor Uujon are a 8 Mar Jobe oul ot Nort Bo mi yada nty, = a banking house a lot of silver bullion, consisting of thirteen bricks, valued at $7,000, which he stated he had ey from Nevada City, and wished it forwarded to San Francisco, and either sent to the mint or sold to the best advantage, asking an advance of $1,000, which was given him. Seven hundred and vighty-seven dollars of this amonnt he afterwards left.. with M. A. Marcuse on-call. The bullion was shipped through Wells, Fargo & Co., to the London atid San Francisco Bank, and was sent below on last Sunday's train. Hume, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s detective, being in the Sacramento office when the bullion arrived made inquiry as to what it was, and on being told it was silver én coming from Marysville, and We ing-ef no silver mines in this locality, his supiciona were aroused, Having to come to tbis place on other business he and Marshal Casad began to investigate the matter, and found that Paul and a small boy had arrived in this city on the 28th ult., and registered at the Western Houze as John Paul and boy, Gridiey’s. George W, Lamdin had been called on by one of the hack drivers to goto the depot on Saturday morning about 9 o’clock where he was told a

merchant from Oakland was in waiting, who wished him to deliversome goods for him. On Lamdin’s arrival at the depot.he found Paal in waiting to direct bim to buck end of the depot, where he found three ls cases’ marked to Paul as household goods. There boxes, Paul opened and took out a lot of bedding, old clothes, books, etc., and thirteen _silver bricks, After depositing them in the wagon he sent the boy who was with him down with Lamdin to the bank while he nailed ap the cases. This was all done while Cunningham the depormaster, was engnged with other business, Puul having been given bis shee soy to open the eases which had been consigned to him. These were shipped from Virginia City on the 27th. Paul then went to the bank end stated his business as spoken of above, He made: inquiry when the bank would have re—Ttarns from San I ranciseo, and on being told about the middle of the week, said he would call on Thursday for the balance. Hume, on gaining all the information he could, left the matter in the hands of Casad and sted to San Francisco on Monday's reight train, telegraphing. Flood & O'Brien, who he knew lost from$60,000 to $100,000 worth of ballion from one of their mills through the dishonesty of some of the employes. On arrival be gave Fiood to understand that innocent parties had advanced some money on what he was sure was stolen silver bars, and on -Mr._ Flood’s assurance that they should be held blameless, he stated the case, and on inquiry it was foand that Paul bad been employed as assistent melter atone of their mills, where he had been employed for about one year, leaving a short time ago by his own option, Hume then started for this plave to effect the arrestof the robber. Finding that he did not putin an appearance on Thursday, and leaving Casad to look out here, Hume left on Friday mornin, for Sacramento, going tnrongh the freight train on its way up. Not finding him on the train he proceeded to ap iheasettie Seaation. when he tec the overland for Sacramento, where he awaited the arrival of the train from San Francisco. Ou its arrival he went through and picked out his Man, a8 described by Lamdin, and took his prisoner to Sen Fruncisco, Thisarrest will probably break up one thieving crew who have been decreasing the dividend of the California mine, Hume deserves much credit for working up the case, and was ably assisted by our Marshal. The bunk will lose notbing, and on being informed of the state-of the case used all their éndeavors to bring the guilty to justice. ; oe Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor ‘Turspar, April 10th, 1877, A M Allen, City Willie Sigourvey, Ci A Chavane, Grass Valley § Thurean, do A B Dibble; do Wm Watt. do T W Sigourney, C zs meses, Guan vi w oodruff, Marysvi Fritz Meister, salt Lake Uny AA Shields, ba Pe Hill Ed Brimskill, ington £ O Tompkins, Pleaaant Valley E A Tompkins, do HH Burns, to Mrs Waterman, San Juan ‘Jobn Holden, Scott's Flat W W Ward, Marysville cisco ; E : oo on th Bi of Magy , born on the 8th of July, 1777, at. JH Young Jr, Rureke Stratford, Connecticut. He was ad-} % R Miser Moore's iat mitted to the bar in December, 1799, . 8 Storey. Blue Tent and made a Judge in 1805.° He was. BR Smoot, v3 , the frst Bepiater in the State of New Bree Veins City was in his office that Chas,j 1 New O'Connor btudied law. . isos ‘ Yesterday Morning’s Sales . 9. A: ae i ee. T bed at the Arcade Hotel last eveni Dg. ; i ; : : , gy Rs a sate «pasta eee Young Carr was about the streets du-} The following are the quotations ped ws a ghee . LODAL ring the preceding evening, and in. of the Sales at the Regular Board . " eed pentcek or oo, Unitea cca his manner nothing unusual was 20-. yesterday morning — opening and. $92. requite every person engaged poe -_ ticed, About. midnight he was in} cicsing. . A rrnders bm liable fo « SP . s ‘Charley Clar! om a Hotel econ and 100% 61 916 Dphir 15 1646. IN BIS ESTABLISHMENT OF PEAGe EY room adjoining elaret punch. About 1 o’clock yes-. 415 Mexican 11% 1134. BUSINESS. -A STAMP denoting the ev. ket, for @ saloos terday morning he entered the Ar-. 1535 Best & Belober, 23% 2334. Tan tear, begining Marit the &pe we cade Hotel and took a claret punch. 595 Savage 4.75 4.80. commencing or continuing * » before = 985 California 4044 4144 April 30, 1877 business Laden He was. noticed to be rather more reti: : ao avin ‘Areturn, a August 1015 Con Virginia 38 3734: return, as prescribed on Form 11, is od enadition: cent than usual, and somewhat more} 3980 Imperial 1.25 2. pape seehrerty ree every person fia. eal quiet in movement and expression,. 235 Belcher 6%. : sivanes ava Gee _ae poe bat was perfectly clear in his mind ie Exchequer 4 ‘o. ieprovisions of the he : phere terday, and slig! phe beer hamtirgremaed Eni yc. Pi OR A ad oo antag aby stimulan abou 4.} 1015*Gou urry Le ealers, re quor.. oo 5 _W. Hai mu. he again entered the hotel, and be Galedenie. ae $55, oe Psecpaenerry bi ines 10000 oe Ww gy a n Con, 6. > * -} Dealers in malt liquors, < eet ag a eats sat eee, ee 600. Hale & Noreross 3.10 3.25 Deslerein leaf fo oat mee ed aa _ putting in tin The clerk asked him if be desired to. 120 Cbollar,.4241%. es a ee ae . -Ward_was up a becalled in the morning, to which. — S60 Jalia, 2 45 2/4. Sipe rot dollar tn exces of ~~ Sammer, and he simply replied, No. Between 7) 460 Bullion, 9% 97%. . Dealers inmanufactured tobacco, 509 ‘when the next 0 and 8 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. 22° Utab, 13 12% * . Manufacturers of stills...... ‘ Stevens passing near the room Carr . 395 Crown Point 6% 6%. = 4 ace still manufactured, likes reaniotis: occupied, met him in the hall, he beos Be tne Bom Sn mnutectaned, 20.00 ONE Fase ing fally — and none along . Yesterday Aftervoor's Sales peddlers of tease aes 10-00 between here ar as if about to leave the building. At California, 403; 404 : agit Clase(more — ’ about 4p. m. yesterday, the cham Overman, 2334 oi Poldieey Of Wane cae rE about as fall . ey in ey: hall peayrerge: landGould & Curry 934.9% ; ei ry con eee ari 9500 travel over the 1 ord, Thomas Guinean, that the ocBest & Belcher, 23 221 ers 0 co, third class, ; eh ‘on cupant of room No. 19 had not yet Con. Va., 36% (one horse or other animal).. 15.99 sn iugealingtlapcrcall arisen, A méssenger was sent torop. Mexican, 1154 11% (oa fun oe. puBile aintibeenth Jee — at i 3 and genesis if Carr Peep Imperiul, 1.15 1,20 Beowses of — than 600. ha We are under . sick, -No response. being given, GuiOphir, 154 ‘ewers © OF MOTC.,.Aeveaes 10000 . Harri nean himself went tu the room about Steen Poa 6% 6% comply 8 with, ign ‘ ee re Rail ms an bour afterward, to see if he, bad. Caledonia 3,75 9.60 Will be subject to severe penaltion. nn Patent hair yet arisen. He found the door fastNorthern Bella, 22 Persons oF firms liable to pay any of the : ened, and obtaining no response to Eureka Con., 17% 17 ar a oer’ rus qbply “ i. make bv ede SesetlL doen an eaea ike diniae Mineral Citation. Our FUntuER NoMoH STeend WITH. TE could talk,there orced it open. oun e inside scala Snetsal: Fam Rekaaee eee ioe blinds fastened by the usual hock United States Land Offi by alt Oh canbe Milt be teunetaivtes of the injurious upon them. He barst the blinds SACRAMENTO, Oak. April 9, 1st. oF firm Grdexing tae po ako sacanen -dyes. Don't dy open and sprang into the room. A gee a. te ae te uy Ba ogermed pore uo & do, loqeinet: with the n s fearfal sight met bis gaze. Upon . ths plat of Township 18 month. segon a3 e stamps or the amount required to The north wit the bed, his head resting in a pool of eat, waa filed in the F Cpe ee oral, aud entero ‘stamps ox cee: tin days are begi blood and clotted gore, lay young . by the return of the U.S. Deputy Survey. . is desired that they on transmitted by dently been dead many hours. One. treated as mincral’ in charact be sppmcasn. teeth. ow di leg wus slightly drawn ap, the head . the contrary 18 sil atten. One ft 3 Commissioner on Teeeatnt Reveahe: kind of weather was pained ee, to va right, and an. : es 3 bes pam P age Seg a ae of yg Bevenus, Washington, moisture there @ body was beut in t direction } Fine — ey of Fr D amie’ ai ») did, . D. ©, tanuary 23, 1877. meh 29 also, The right arm was curved up-. feter's Office of this Biswitk wie ee ee the ground, s ward, and toward-the head, bat the. tionDeclarationNo.6lé7.claiming theabere. GRAND OPENING! grain there is w ears: had ate al aa down, cegggionts ane and has applied Pp ? enter} rpg farming outloc fallen fom the arse, lay iano one + Bh A asinine pineal gf agen LD ‘a —— a illow a large-si mith & Webyon . will take notice, that unde i NE of th e 100 Yvolves, of the pew inn bt No. 3 38 of instructions from Fong cube he Boia O a aliber, Just over end back of} is7. ae eee te thie aoe ae Mey’ SALOONS, The Virginia na R yn pa a ge bole, A.D. aT, at 10 o'clock 4. M., at this ofip att ite, aprointments, to be found in following: ‘‘a and one of the chambers of the pis-. ‘ice, before the Register and Receiver, for . the interior of the State, will be thrown . : __. the hearing of f a } to the publi Samuel Davis po by his side was Pata eam A character of et Ph ee ra peony bw open e@ public on id se sal : peng in eo pers usual to q. day and year oe above writen. the . Thursday Evening, April 12th. champion spelle > t indi % -» B. MOK, AND, Register. _ i ’ : att Samer hing ps eatape HART FELLOWS. hee JOE PETTIF, will goon take aubsatred Une tact that Garr bed died (= eeeonnatons Att'y. apl2_ . win superintend its management, and exSam is now in . quickly and without struggle. He SUMMONS piphag tha bass tobe ek ie the eee sium, preparing had on simply an undershirt, and lay tye So liberal peaunas a ee eee event. He sili at ae Sy . r amg e. Boys under ——: covered. acting” oom to. CJTATEOP,CALITONEL, Orn, of] tepeprcion toa caemet coe: OE gare . e ° Pes 4 y have been removed with great care, . the Fourteenth Sndicial District of the . present at the grand pong te te te and was disposedin Very exact order. . State of California, in and for the County. At this Saloon will be found one of the ed expression of The shirt was bang upon a hook,. Snemse grog Sonia, of thy Sa ct 5B ams prado a moet a4 kena ~pki ed Wheeler, defendant. You boil hereby reFINEST BILLIARD TABLES dict he'll make : pacity oat Sea och . mten, eDe ; 0 mn c th an po mpied. here of California, in and for the es or Ne= pte: PP adsegeattio go ee r, r, or avything. vada, on the 10th dsy of April, 1877, by » Nevada City. 5 Nag 8 the =: cons pon hand of . Polly Ann Wheeler, plait pe and to an April 10, 1877, _ Stocks have. e deceased, to show t be bh ewer the complain é , withtn 4 comuited suicide. Bo strongly did . te. 47s exrinnve atthe cay of eric . KEYSTONE SALOON, el pg G . these negative facts appear, that not . if served within the county: i . COMMERCIAL STREF? eo P © Pha fesoeinonce fod sare are eut of thie county, bat in thle, District = 7 ¢ BEVADA CFET. speaking of the < of opinion that bis was acci. ‘venty days; otherwise w ‘orty : says: “If th . ACCI~ . Jaye, mt will be HE best brands of ys 6p dental. ‘That findinghe had arisen CL lau caedine ont ae . gee : tinue a few weel returned to his bed, and in placing . agsinst you to obtain @ decree of divorce, ig Siviiaetanis Deno stocks hi the pistol under his pillow, acciden. ‘8s0lving the bonds of matrimony, now and Cigars, the coast. It w tally shot himself; or, that he was ex. °n4 beretofore existing between you and . where PETTIT & BORDWELL, stocks yester aunining it inbed, and perhaps point. . Pia iecrina sah or alee anaonment . always be ready to serve their customers. ig perhaps po , tery, more fully ket ite ed ittoward himself inone of those. set forth in plaintiffs compiaint on file. , Commercial Street, next door to Kent's } Comitintios moments of infatuation, which nearSod pdanit natn cae aan e mela, Boren SE : aplo cy. There will bent wen bene experianced, to sar S ippee vend mere the sald psa ee CITY ELECTION. men pay for th e@ citement, as. above ’ aid plaintiff — them i ny however, deveined “that Carr on the Court for the relict therein rye Electors of the corporation of Nenot ae a not own the pistol, that he bor-. "(yt at vada City are hereby nofified that an z ,» an a e@ ha baad » do hereunto set’ 1877, to c a City Marshal . was never before taken a room at the. ™Y band and impress the Seal of said , City Assesso q ace Arcade. It is also Par a a Shoat pit ty P sees os = Ne 4 Beem on the Polis will ba agen @ volock, : Beoksra-vore some months ago, took poison with JAMES 'D.’ WHITE, Clerk. ~~ tort "Holfe. eS ig . 4H Edd opinion that nc ae ry satan, ood then facts. Jobn Caldwell Piff’s Atty. 0913. jena Wm, oul, ee Stocks, and that point strongly to the act of yesterday . ~ : HH, 0, MILLS, President, of those carried as ove of deliberate suicide. Young HOUSE FOR SALE. Board of City ‘Irustees, ° the Carr was 24-years of age, und at the Sy ©: 37 ope, Ves on bayars hed 1 time of his death was a deputy'in the gis ones fo ie eee, who is Biate SuTHE house iit ee how oe SCHOOL ELECTION. Nevada Chap ublic instruction. cup’ F. Kotelman, Phe mother of deceased left the city Kast Broad Street, ‘Opposite Mae hers ‘notified ‘that, an inieetion a apeeln ance on business by the afternoon train H. Cooper's residence, is for . will be he.d. at the Washington School Arch Chapter, deat ap “The sad news of her pm we Be 5 Bo Building on eee : ic Hall, on Sate son's death reached : f . @. : x son's Senth sees od hee A hese. ** nevada City Aprilia, for ee =. ~=Saturday, April 28th, 1877, 14th, for the pu body Soroner ‘Wink wis ot Gace ac. ane Zo choone Three members of the Board of po ths Maste: tified, and had the remains removed ITY MARSHAL. The Polis will be open at 8 o'clock, A are request to the Morgue, where they now lie. oe M.and kept open until sundown fee v , hs tenant will be ‘held mY on at ATT DAILY, is hereby announced . wi2ePector. A. H. Parker. Judges, A. R, isiting Compan hour to-day.—Record-Union of the as 8 te for the office of CITY . V*4#Worth end fohn Dunniclift, vited. 1 10th dosnt SS . MARSHAL, subject: to the decision of the bey meee ft ree ~ 4 Gro, RB. Dav ae mig oo . W. J. Organ, Clerk, aplo swap niak ad Bercuesr avers that he had-suffered Nevada City Ri so much in the drinking of the unMineral Citation. ee ee On Friday er [eramaeclgre tel ope nog ERI Sele EB Gea Had wa eoptice ued : : ure ento, Cal., April, 1877, : : CE, Ww O all whom it concern. Whereas the members veritable old Ceylon plantation oot-. gk ptt crt, fy ape, set, . 2 Cont of te Court Roure regent at tee, ground, tightly “ corked, and. East, was filed in the U.S. hand’ niece dues for the ready for use. ‘‘And this,” he says, and by Commissioner's letter dated Decem, United States Land Office. : -” “‘was in a strong glass bottle,’” which . Df 24, 1871, Lot Two, of NW %, and RS Eg ing will be held I stowed in my trunk. I k Lot Three of SW Quarter, of Section 31 —e ge te of Z. P. Davis, what befell the-trank. At any rate, . to cece eee ante east §8 80 . TN re es yamn crcees: Waereet eh one day on opening my trunk, I was ae Coeenee is proved, after" dur notice ie: Sweat hE More NE of ke M ont © W.E. Houans, amazed to find my sag and vest po ya City, Saltash, se the 2eth . 27 Dorth, range 9 east, is rhe 5 treated 6 yhelly Gunes color. Iputthem . day of November, 1874, file in the Regis. in ter, until the contary is & decided black, but took them . ter’s Ofice of this District his Preemp» after due notice; And wheres + Spl out of a, brownish yellow— tion Declaration No. 4704 the Central Pacific 5 by B. B. a. y a color : , claiming the pativoad Co., by Mr. and Mrs, which Inever wear. I bud coffee-. Shove Gescribed Ray Ba to. San Prepeince “Gal.) bon epplion to emt Union Hotel aga colored shirts, white hai r leging it to be more valuable ler testbed: proof as to the character of the sbove dewill scented. with coffee, -coffee in my, tural than for mining ; Therefore, . *tibed lands; Therefore, you will take they will remain stockings, shirts with coffe-colored . ¥:¥ Will take notice, that under and by . Botice that under and by of instruc they will be ple bosoms; in short, the contents of the . *¥e of instructions from the Commis. . RS from the Commissioner of the Generak tke nae , the . sioner of the General Land Office. dated . *! Land Office dated May th, 1811, we may wish to con: Sets at pc P et re Rey he gs 9 “ ; fixed the 15th day have fixed the First day of May 4. D. is77, detest plantation Ceylon! . of ,A D, OTT, at 11 ofelock 4. 1, at 8h Seek A, Soot Sines, haere pba . tar tes hetving of ponetn to teen, . ot to determine the ¢ Ea eg bat the eberecter of sad eae eaid lands. in wh phesat we Hs If you want a. F epaep ir dlnny Dorp rogers our hands . betwunto set our hands the day ‘and yer Call at the, B T. BR. McFARLAND Register, :