April 13, 1881 (4 pages)

; at YE : Spe ¢ ; o : rue . Point. “ye and There. Sues : eH 2 2 : Letter from Assemblyman Bong. et Sicria Cottnty News. The Blind Miner Areses the Point . € : For City Assessor) THE D: : Che Daily Transcript : ES April11, 188) [Méssenyer.] Eprror Transcatet: From time Prince Napoleon Bonaparte isdead, ; : eee : te = : = os che we te 1 Rg t } iti Ta; FR Thowiaa [L, . to time T have repeatedly told the}Mahone now counts Alexander H. ag He) ee ee 4 NEV Al NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. a an hee +6 ie ga -f ; Pc sees ea ‘. people, publicjand private, that 1. Stevens among hig partisans. F. H. HINDS , urday while at San Francisco my} Daws, whose death ogéurred at Al-. Peoples P a: : ; . ‘ 1 é eS vor : ; f A 4 5; +, . have at last succeeded in completely } A vessel was seen to burn_up anc NNOUNCES hi ‘ 2 ae =e ae “1 business called me along Pine and leghany. recently, did not comimt. "°"™ * seeckanees : “as . Saterday” A? NOUNCES himself.as a candidate ¢ : 1 . Rey by ; ae tering one all-important ques-». disappear otf Cape Cod on Satarday the oilice of City Assessor, . p),.:0°° z Wednesday, April 13, 1881, Montgomery ‘streets. To an old suicide, but that he’ was the victim —— 106, oS . § : ae ae : Monday, May 2d, 18$1. : “sie : i ’ —mmmeee . Ca 'ifornian, if he will only reflect of an accident. Tt is stated that tion, viz: where: to look for P nare eee ee ly ad sea : Le ‘Mrs. M. ee ee ee : ‘ : ee ; ; : as vold; but-there seems to be no inter. Theres a prospect of a speedy adee : ree Bay to for a. few moments, the —lesson_. his -pistel did not_go off when he & cf Shc ear = ete dhe oaets tor lack ot E ‘Cit M the Bay t ‘ . : st taker ( ess ‘case . Jourume Senate a é % sce All for the Best. at the! snapped it, andsthat as he turned it est taken in it, doubtless beca . jourume q or ti y arshal. gous for . Some ‘saloon: men at. North San Juan held. a ineeting the other even— ing to discuss the report of Judge Stidger having joined the Febraarians’ Abstemious Association as he, passed through Grass Valley ‘on his way to the Bay a short time since. “Each of the saloons here will do asmaller basiness by ten dollars a week in consequence of the old gentleman’s reform,” said ove cacktail) dispenser dolefully, “and it'll brace up those other Februarians and make it rougher ever on the Grass Val-.__Jey-saleons;-t00,"— . : “J don’t agree with you,” inter‘rupted one of the nember who 1s famous for his farsyghtedness in busi“ness matters. : “How so?” 3 2 «Because it was a bad day for the _ Febs. when the-old warhorst wentin with them.” “Prove it.” : “T will, Listen, At a prayer“ meeting one evening one of the brothersekegan to lead in the devotions, ‘O Lord, we praythat brother D——: may die,’ -he said, and the good brothers and sisters opened. their. _ eyes wide with surprise, : ‘OLord, . we pray that: brother D—--. may die and go. to hell,’ he continued. Shocked beyond measure, the pastor . raised his head and was ab ut t# rebuke the deacon, when he. finished: . his petition with the words, ‘for-we . know if he goes to helt-he will break _up that. whole institation in less than a year,’ ” ——— eS A Good Investurent. Yesterday Harry Seymour pic'sed upa fiiteen pound chunk of rock from the newly discovered chute at + the Banner, and asked ‘Superintendent Brown what he would take for it. He was told he could haveit for $20, -and the bargain was straightway closed. It did not show-a particle of gold on the outside, bat Mr. Seymour judged from: its weight ahd was. Wor more he: result He broke it A pora character that it than the price asked, verified his judging. up, and it proyed very rich, tion of it yon being crushed in mortgeyiclded about $20, and the ywihainder made several very fine specimens for which Mr. Seymour “Now they are alinost without excep— as well as their clothing. Jim Faiz,” and thus aided him to his seat in the United States Senate. “Those men wereand are stillin pointy intelligence far above mediocrity, that he can learn by glancing will*only profit by it should be a warning to him to profit by others’ experience. . Ju numbers the throng compares with waat might have been seert upon the same street, when were selling for more than $160,009,000. Let the figures not surprise you when-you think of what the whole lode would bring to-day. The motly throng was brought to the street__by tthe late rise in Sierra Nevada, Union, etc., and the question that~ was occupying their mids was, is there ‘anything in it? or, was it simply—a outsiders as many shares as _possible so that they will have to pay the asséssmrents-as-tong-astheir patience. and purses will hold out. ‘To one who o‘ten had passed along the same streets where. stocks were selling for ten times. what they were worth, many of the old faces could be seen and many ‘old personal acquaintances on such occasions can be readily noticed, But, alas, how changed they are, Nearly all old Californians, who almost without exception have ~ seén better days—and almost without exception;they were men who in thede:velopment of out young and growing” State for many years dil their duty and were industrious and prosperyus citizeris—were men amongst men. tion past the meridian of life, and with eight out of every” ten “their locks are either-a little tinged or else are perfectly bleached with the frosts of many winters. More than -one half of them have stood upon streets and. frequented the boards until their garme it does not reShave become quite seedy, aj quire much of a7adge of huinan nature to sce~that a large of thea’ regret the day tBef first heard of the word **Bonanmajority: wher California and Consolidated, Virginia countenanezs of the vast throng will} towards himself*to see what the matbe a lasting one and one that if he) ter was it discharged and.the bullet j entered bis stomach, killing him al. most instautly. Binghanvand Dixon,.whose claim is atthe upper end of Indian Hill, recently “lifted” a piece of pure: goid weighing 38 ouirces, and werth over Several smaller nuggets were he also found in the same locality. This find confirms the opinion-that a rich ancient river bed courses from ‘Nigger Tent, through Indian Hill to Lager’ Point, thence through -the rich, camps-of Northern Sierra” to Poker Flat. . The Bald Mountain Extension move ef the manipulators to give thet Company, now-have the —tunadl—in 3,40) feet, and find ‘that they are six and one-half feet above the bedA small shaft abeat three roc rt. ed the fact there is a very heavy wash of quartz, some of the bowlders being twofeet in diameter; From about half a carload: of gravel and bedrock, over three dollars was obtain 2. The gravel is very fine lookjng, being sharp and clayey, and the bedrock is soft and dark color— This tinnel was “éd thus far. com— delay since, [Lhe formations en-countered dre, 1,400 feet of bedr $00 feet mud tava;819 feet o quantity of earth pefmoved hag *been about faur husddred and fifty thouyards. The lands of the any extend from the east line sand cubs con i the Bald Mountain Company for a distance of nearly foar miles, com— rising over 400 acres, This inclades the ground known as the Pliocene ground which reverted to the ixtension company upon the failure of the Pliocene Company. — The Company has now decided to sink an incline-at the end of the main tun— za,” Oxot the Comstock. They seem to realizathat they are wearing. out . Many Gc . these poor feilows have contributed to the building of the Nevada Dank as well as to the wealtlof “‘slippery i pect the channel 1uelof a pitch.of.one foot in three, with a double track, to further pros to—ascertainits course and conformation if possible, ‘This incline wiil be about thirty feet tong. aoe © > > Meney Due State Treasarer. . The fo:lowing are the amounts due feet square on the bottom, develop—. ed. Very little, water is eucounter— : menced“about the first of December, . 1878, atid tas been pusher without The. they-cannot*believe m., However, have discovered, and I kuow toa certainty that I ‘am right. I have discovered the natural laws that gove tirely unknown to scienex This enables me to tell where ancient river chantiels go and why they go there, and where to look for their aurifer-. ous-deposits. -There is no lead conneeting them that will pay according to. popular belief, yet. there never was the ledafthing to prove it. It is adtonishing-how. people will stick to :pooular opinion; right-or ‘wrong. hair gray, costs. them everything they:have got, and rains an industry. No man can follow a’ business untess he can understan 1 it, think that men woultl be interested in. what [ have discovered, if for ho other reason than to render our people contented and. willing to improxe. and ‘beautifytheir homes; to say nothing of making. placer mining a legitimate, reliable and immensely rempnerative industry. it can-Ke understood, Lis tunels; and wasting their money rand energies; when it could be easily everybody, This 1s ruinous to the miner, discouraging to capital, a Evers man instinctively knows there —is plenty of gold to ‘make the State tand damaging to the State, rich, but this business cannot. be carried qn underground successfully by . H. CLENDENEN, ’ Cal. guess. * Randolph Flat, Nevada Co, April 10, 18814. His Solemn Warning. **Yaas ! there’s money made in stocks, uo doubt,” said the old man, as heremoved his hat and ran_ his fingers through his gray locks ; “but its avcreesky bizness, It's suthin’ ie “esting on where lightning’s »ing to strike, with.the odds in favor of hitting the tree you stand uailer,”’ “Then you never spzculate ?” “Never. Idizalong on the old farm, taking one crop with another, and pulling out stumps when I have nothing else to-do ;-and, if I don’t make any great shakes I haven't anything to worry over. I hada purty solemn warting during the coal-ite excitemeut, and it cured me o’ speculatin’.” I know ,the ‘importance of what. I) ern physical geology, which are en“Phey. wiilstick to it ifit turns thetr . Now, I should.) . the passenyers were wounded. ‘that it would be adead loss . _. the other’s wife, and it is said thatan . qorum. . Ext-a precautions are now take . for the persona! safety.of the Queen lof England. ee . , There is a prospect of war between taly arid France over thé tatter’s course in Tunis, * All the Nihilists implicated in the. tericed to be hanged. tev. N. G. Veal, of Dalles, Texas, \ has again been found gnilty of carnal and lustfal assault. a The insolence of the Boers_towards the loyalists in the "Transvaal threatens to reopen the war. A large part of Qmaha is under water and through trains-are: again blockaded on the Union Pacitic. The overdue steamer Australia has arrivedin New York. ‘ . ger Coleman, suspected o&Deing a / Fenian accomplice! inthe Mansion. plot, proved to ben English farmer of New York-State. ee egiving away of a trestle<near Redding, Saturday night, the express train was precipitated into a gulch and wrecked. The engineer and fireman were killed, and all -In-the contest with Gartield, it is thowght in Ohio ,. that Conkling has driven from His support many léad=. dag Republicans who warinly sympa: . thized with his acts while. the ad. i . ministration of Hayes was in forge. «German society at Indianapolis, ind., is convualsed over the divorce } suits commenced by August Richter, a fornver Street Commissioner, and Dr. Baumi Jer. Each'is enamored of arrangement hasbeen’ effected: to change wives, the. Doctor to pay: Richter $1,000, es 2 s2e -. “Well, Dot Is So.” ae It was in the smoking-room_ of an Atiantic steamér that a worthy Teuton was recently tatking of weather forecasts. : ’ ‘Look here,” he said, “I dell you vat-itis.You pedder don't take no slitock in them weather bredictions, Dose beople don’t, know noding, Dey can’t tell no better as I can.” “Bat, my dear sir,” said a person present, ‘“‘they. foretold the “storm which we have just encountered.” murder of the Czar have been sen-} —._t divisionand Section, dave not b: WILLIAM SCOTT « , A NNOUNCES himself as a canazn. ~~ the dftice of City Barehay. tate for Pleasant Dwellin with or without beds, Ove Large 'Frent Rp B i oom. ound floor, stitable for ecm mn store. Contains nice saloon fixtures. = _ Lodging 25 Cents, Apply at first hous a re Broa street. = se avove City Nevada City, steai A KING, &. Rooms, WILL COM: “THE ASSESSMEN? Of tue property Nevada Township , Monday, April 11th, 1881. All tay A ed are required tomakea return cf reat ha personal property owned by themat twelr, o'clock noon on ‘* at day. A time and.e rect description of all lands -accordin, ni survey must be made, including cach od Township, Rancesix and Meridian. All taxes cn cithot in ty, Road and. School Poll taxes inde fe’ “Lon demand. . Persons not having a tee: -. des: ription of théir lands. are; notified have their papers ready for inanectioy when cailed upon by the Assessor, for tee ing their property. When parties de'not give a description of their lands the Assessor is requirew.by the Constitution to: have the saine surveyed by the County Survevor a the expens. of the owncrsof the property. Also.a true @Sc:"ption of all mining proper. ties by motos dnd bounds, where. "1e same 1 Surveyed, Persons holding mortgages uinst property: are require) to give a correco return of the saine to the As. sessor. Under the requirements‘ef the Con. stitution, if the owner of property situated in the county is a resident of the county ke — nist réttirn as statement of the same in person, and not through an_agent. Aj mine:sand mining companies using Water ; are required togive asworn statement of the amount of water used'by the n in ach twenty-fourhours, from the first-day of March, 1880, to the first day of Méreli, issi Commencing.on a : : Monday, Apri! 11th, at-Nevada Townshi,Also at Bridgeport, Washington and Bloomfield Tow nships; Hilice atthe Court House. al0 DANIEL COLLINS, Co. Assessor, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, : Manufactured by the Excelsior Powder Comp’. ROOMS FOR RENT. ea all On é to Tax Payers,” street. Call att! tribute you raisca for 1 widow. . Jolivnie erect dwell the corner * streets, ani There ar liens on t E ee 4 -—? Mm .ne amov has been st The atte “g¢apitalist is tion from-t Valley whi scRIPT ‘thi the aforesa join thei¢ ‘4 gravel lea that it wou ed copartn: and the th t _Just pres term, Mon: of County . . following b ed in yeste ‘Tt havin, Board on; Crusen bol) condition, tolls on saj such time good, pass: missioner « to be the ji ~~ Phe~foll dered pa id for per die members . sors and R M. Byrn Sy R. Huck F, Batti H.C, M — The follc acted in th day, Judge WwW. W estate of T vs, Geo, . oe 5 : ; i ; . : oy MS ” : mm oes offered $£) and refused to take) and have been induced to leave their . the State treasury by Nevada coun‘How s that?” : : bere : bias “ sige peel i: * complaiut it. He thinks the Speciiwens are . respective callings in many instances . LY for the three months ending April wore B Beles edging igs ms hak y, “but T dell you vot we a Joseph. \ : a a on ah ers OFS : : 2” we and ‘was 3. ; : . ; ze : Spat cacti by the press of San Francisco, which 4th, 1881, J : drawed out stiff as a poker. tists : = ie sae palace eabealbocs JFIS IS NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY” etals, Den Co ‘Tis managed;by’ the same man who . Delinquent property tax of 1800, . big farm, lots of stock and was calldict et caes sce loo ag ond as onte to tanac ea terete owe Rear x , De of 8a * r S 3 a eo ee A ce § yy nftroEe The New Game Laws. led the fight‘against hydraulic inin. 32,926 38. = purty us — 7 oe excited . Coe Saee Be glyderine Powder ii the coutinout. Phas Frederic “~The Sportsmen’s Club of Geass . ing that has been and still is conductf Delinquent property tax of 1879, — he BoP gy iis SoMETMOrEs a small word makes a Powder, as the naxions fimace’ are pots Cross ade Valley propose to vigorously prose— ed as a legitimate business upon well sano, eee ies See Sot. sudden a widder hvin’ about two . great difference. The woman sufpotash used inthe maeutaetace ofthis Pow. eet cute all infringements of the laws established business. principles; and : re per cont, redemption money, . miles from me found ile in a dozen . frage law of Utah gives‘the ballot ta . der. All other Powder es under this : Salies nade relating to the killing of deer and the very class of mining that has. $8 40. page -“ her farm, She was a widbint! wainan A, the age of 21, native ec beetroot garg gta In the n = : ‘ < me g ag en r ha r : a a % tS ges. 8 ‘doves, as amended by'the Board of . furnished the coin to start almost all laterest; $53. er with a pug nose, freckles allover > naturalized, who has lived. in the . in cartridges of any size to suit customers W. Ward, ‘ neabiae s : a a 2 Poll taxes, $549 her face, eyes on the squint, and built . 4ertitory six months, or who. is the . -ard is exploded with cap and fuse, the same made all Supervisors Monday, no matter in the legitimate enterprises in this att Es bet ail up like a camel. But when she. Wife, daughter ov widow of a «male . 93,8"Y otuer high explosive. — what. portion of the county the) State, Evennowit is—the second State school lands, $140, struck ile that was a ditferent thing, . citizen. Governor Murray says that . soe {glowing testimonial is a sample ot account an ly y ? i : ines 2 291 4x ld D 1 : Bt ec. P : ¥ say . . hundreds of the same tenor being constantly : offenses ate committed. As. they . itdustry notonlyin this Statebut on rainage tax, $1,321 65, Old peta: seweige who was a wid. ra i Pager: . os any age, who is . received ; : wae ew = a : 4. cy =O me as taway € > or dé i 10 be stood heretofore, the-provisions have the whole Pacific" Coast, Bat_ it Potah, 04,068 22: creche, who had Sag Saag ‘sie es : hae rg re AGENT aoe been made not been reisonable, and although . Seems that the stock gambling of the eon engineer saw the spec. I thought it’over, and junctive instead of thee don joining BF atest aid mans Powder in test cément of W. F.¢ thay have been frequently set-at deComstock will soon be a thing of the] Trg gentleman who-does the marconcluded she was an angel. I conjunction. to. any Rawder in coe on Oe tenuies Eat era fiance, as has been annoutiead by . past, and wealth in the hands of/velous business for the Louisville aeonernpes ng id rvs ae Deane ; prep ee dielgiel eg eecr angie hina mam _ . -* . . . ¥ ¥ a “4 i, . = ISI, ¢ : sev ea i the Daily Teanscrrrr from time'to . Californians wll not be Jying idle, . Courier-Journal has ascended toa Roary Ger the Arse acer ile soni “eae aot me Oe eo eeeransas pny gee trip The Fre time, no arrests have followed. As [Ror will old Californians who have . diz y hight of myendacity, where . know the procession reached “from . time, cad ‘at-once shade oo gest, give i a fair trial and am conflent dips died we stated yesterday, the open-season . not lost their self respect and energy! none wili dare foliow him. He the gate to the house.” } to capture it. The turtle caught him mph foritself. Wishing your Compa When he for deer now extends from Jaly Ist remain idle any more than the menof says: “A most extraordinary ‘natural cone oT pe ; by the finger, and he, holding it out Tam respectfully yours, ete. three year to January 1st, and for doves -fpom . wealth will allew his coia to rust in . accident and one for the discussion of wha I se iene for ag Arran = had bane te ; ene Foreman Sierra G. and, M. Co what is ka ‘ June Ist to January lsy. The first their vaults. The present ill advised, physicians came to light a few: days . OF other I couldn't work up to hie have, or I'll kick oeent Pe r oe or “‘hoodo is extended’ two months, and the} Unwise and unjust howl asainst hy. ayo, in which a needle taken into the pint, That a stood in the] box ye sit in be jubbers!”, . by which i latterone month, draulic mining will soon be forgotten . fost of a le OSES RY a way every time I was ready to pop : aie oa eee bagi Steno Ss Z ay nine years ago worked . the question, She acted like she. A sToRY is told ofa German shoeAddress all orders to found, but i scape prey . ys bdr yout of the t righ of her third child, a. wanted me; but Deacon Spooner got . maker, who, having made_a pair_of. EXCELSIOR POWDER CO. failure, I Nevaila-County-¥s. Other Fivlde. ie : siege oar hills — be-e¥pbuby-of one yearc’ This is the most — — of-usall; and they made a . boots for a gentleman of whose finan . = : Lodge, F, ; ee ge a an ‘ ., . Ploved, The placers of S11 Nevarla . jinpevial lie that has ever grace itch. " . eial integrity, be had eonsiderab ) ‘ The VirginiaCity Enterprisethimts . it in the lavt thirty years have . ius a os “—_ the} “And what then?” doubt, made the ‘following seed i Room 40, Merchants Exchangs, eee a there is .“‘probably more solid nutriyielded act less thas $14).00.9%3 eine BNEW SPA PGE: 30 8 an ‘Nothing, except she had dosed . to him when he called forthe aris lee. San Franci Sone mentin Newde-connty for aComatock , an Pe) . foot tn all its details, and there is. that farm with a barrel of ile, and . ‘‘Der poots ish not quite -d bai ERC. afternoon veikaes ieee «ok ae than hd and Tam quite contident that they . nothing vague or uacertain about it, . thus got a husband for herself and . der beel is made out,” nee <a 1a find b -3 i icth will yisld in the nextthirty years not . ‘I'he foot of the lady, the thigh ofthe five children. When thenewscame ‘ Waa R phage ee a oe gen 4 er . Jess than $150,000,0J0; and in the} baby, the date of the marriage, the 2 — _ _ along the backbone = a a COE. se db adipntduesaisa witt a er thirty years tocome they will not . ave ofthe child—nothing ~ig left for a sec sel ie tue’ Uae I ee Ae FOR SD ERA SORES OF 4 oe a with equa ae ee s : : ; 7 lmgelf as c : : send as inwwy men ont of the country . conjecture. T sitize ‘ haven’t-had the nerve to b In N 43 : : : truth that this section offers : : jecture, Log citizens of Louis—}: enerve to buy -eggs) In Nevada City, April 12, 1881, to J us S i paca: tees oe o otisson with blasted hopes as can be found . Ville should los: notime Ga placing _ seven cents a dozen and hold ’em . V*litig and wiie, acon, se oJ. M MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS of ba ; dade capitalists . _ : : a ae ‘ i. : ; or arise. eS SCNNL CREE i Incum than any other part’ of the Coast, rei ~ = ——— in es laurel crown tpon the intellectual . ; a Nevada City, a ‘held it _ * ri au oL i 1 and io ro Yr % ri : “ °( HAS JU IVE es _and is at the same time the worst else ‘ —— gos of ~ truly remarkable jour-. THE way they start a-railroad train F . wees ‘which tim: iglacé in all the ‘nining sagione@t the . a ee a nalist.— aily Exchange, in Germany is ceeeibes Ae, enewa: For, City Marshal. A LARGE STOCK OF ‘energetic a pig : aa — se en all is réady, a bell rin . : ‘United States for propagaters of What's up? Pork a : 2 Then another bell rings. Then Ho Soe —— Boots,Shoes & Gaiters. os ewild—cats, =. we ORK-EATERS, more than ang oth. engine whistles, or, rather toot-toot— _ —_— >" eo The following advortisement, sign. er class, should keep the pot boiling, . toots generally, Then the conductor E. BALDRID GE ‘ John Ril Getting Ready vo wasn, [Od byaweL known firm of brokers, . Tricine are killed by iummerwion in. ls the station-master that all te} 9 wxoivcy _. wtcatptine ots sea ste heel dons at i i oes appears in a New York City min-. boiling water. —There are peopl ready. Then the station—master P SANGRE Meeatas @ candidate fer . Goat and Calf Halmoral, Sandals, Slippers len at ‘The Eureka Like Company have! ing publication: -“*Wanted, Eureka! who eat raw ham, and dais Be = der Piscidly sreaad and says: ‘So? }ebal, ° Election’ Mayas Of City, Maroud Duskine Also a large assortment of mine. Frid . <a. ne Eee eae 2 s } et 3 2 ANG! or ep en cotdu ‘ io? epee, tildren’s and Misses’ School Shoes, Boys , va force men at work fitting up the. Gola Mining Stock (Grass/ Valley, . hali-cooked sausages and “puddi A interrogatively. a rae et . and Gents-Kip and Calf Boote, -Aretics ene of the Cowger hydraulic ‘clain at Snow [California.)” °° SO” Wins tins Men a + ee 8 . master shouts: ‘Fertig!’ <P Overshoes for young and old. on him br Point, which property was recently . ". +--+: 5 ble to the ‘ter ees chins Mi ills ead Then the conductor b'ows i vara tie . soto Tow the ky purchased by them. Roads are alse’ Dancing Scheel at Moore's Flat wi hat se wt we a ‘ on Engine whistles; the bell rings; the Th : . * ‘of i ne 3 6 dhs a Meet ie apts oe) oman has just died in Jersey -City, other bell rings; the station—-master have reduced. my prices Mis rbeing opeged to the mine, aud it will) . Hunt & Dickinson of thigeity buve . ten alive by the parasites which . 84¥8: ‘So?’ the passeng soe pt ; : ' . work : ay a. Go gee ee pcg: aba’ ya SS See Bee c Pp es whic dd ‘ 5 €°S swear, in : ' : F bé worked on an exte nstve scale, as . instituted a dancing schoolat More's . she introduced into” her “system. by . various tongues; and the train starts. . . os a Goods but not the Quality. A half ¢ -ore all the other Properties belong . Flat: “Twenty-seven sdholara a!-. gratifying her appetite for raw h . That is, unless a belated tat man wus =aus ‘ j a meny ng to this greaé-gerporation, —— . aded the finst evening, saad woul eine am . comes, Then, they. do itpall over 4 <i oe the old Ferrand Phothanking sat patty i é ' oe missing: f a ‘ ; ‘ : e eee ' 29th. ullery’ on 6r about April past favors [ hope to asm eon ay aie a borrowers mee’ . aig the same, i veatli i] . ‘ it a ls eS HR, 08 —_—r %. : = @ gn p = s a . LU . if fe

; at YE : Spe ¢ ; o : rue . Point. “ye and There. Sues : eH 2 2 : Letter from Assemblyman Bong. et Sicria Cottnty News. The Blind Miner Areses the Point . € : For City Assessor) THE D: : Che Daily Transcript : ES April11, 188) [Méssenyer.] Eprror Transcatet: From time Prince Napoleon Bonaparte isdead, ; : eee : te = : = os che we te 1 Rg t } iti Ta; FR Thowiaa [L, . to time T have repeatedly told the}Mahone now counts Alexander H. ag He) ee ee 4 NEV Al NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. a an hee +6 ie ga -f ; Pc sees ea ‘. people, publicjand private, that 1. Stevens among hig partisans. F. H. HINDS , urday while at San Francisco my} Daws, whose death ogéurred at Al-. Peoples P a: : ; . ‘ 1 é eS vor : ; f A 4 5; +, . have at last succeeded in completely } A vessel was seen to burn_up anc NNOUNCES hi ‘ 2 ae =e ae “1 business called me along Pine and leghany. recently, did not comimt. "°"™ * seeckanees : “as . Saterday” A? NOUNCES himself.as a candidate ¢ : 1 . Rey by ; ae tering one all-important ques-». disappear otf Cape Cod on Satarday the oilice of City Assessor, . p),.:0°° z Wednesday, April 13, 1881, Montgomery ‘streets. To an old suicide, but that he’ was the victim —— 106, oS . § : ae ae : Monday, May 2d, 18$1. : “sie : i ’ —mmmeee . Ca 'ifornian, if he will only reflect of an accident. Tt is stated that tion, viz: where: to look for P nare eee ee ly ad sea : Le ‘Mrs. M. ee ee ee : ‘ : ee ; ; : as vold; but-there seems to be no inter. Theres a prospect of a speedy adee : ree Bay to for a. few moments, the —lesson_. his -pistel did not_go off when he & cf Shc ear = ete dhe oaets tor lack ot E ‘Cit M the Bay t ‘ . : st taker ( ess ‘case . Jourume Senate a é % sce All for the Best. at the! snapped it, andsthat as he turned it est taken in it, doubtless beca . jourume q or ti y arshal. gous for . Some ‘saloon: men at. North San Juan held. a ineeting the other even— ing to discuss the report of Judge Stidger having joined the Febraarians’ Abstemious Association as he, passed through Grass Valley ‘on his way to the Bay a short time since. “Each of the saloons here will do asmaller basiness by ten dollars a week in consequence of the old gentleman’s reform,” said ove cacktail) dispenser dolefully, “and it'll brace up those other Februarians and make it rougher ever on the Grass Val-.__Jey-saleons;-t00,"— . : “J don’t agree with you,” inter‘rupted one of the nember who 1s famous for his farsyghtedness in busi“ness matters. : “How so?” 3 2 «Because it was a bad day for the _ Febs. when the-old warhorst wentin with them.” “Prove it.” : “T will, Listen, At a prayer“ meeting one evening one of the brothersekegan to lead in the devotions, ‘O Lord, we praythat brother D——: may die,’ -he said, and the good brothers and sisters opened. their. _ eyes wide with surprise, : ‘OLord, . we pray that: brother D—--. may die and go. to hell,’ he continued. Shocked beyond measure, the pastor . raised his head and was ab ut t# rebuke the deacon, when he. finished: . his petition with the words, ‘for-we . know if he goes to helt-he will break _up that. whole institation in less than a year,’ ” ——— eS A Good Investurent. Yesterday Harry Seymour pic'sed upa fiiteen pound chunk of rock from the newly discovered chute at + the Banner, and asked ‘Superintendent Brown what he would take for it. He was told he could haveit for $20, -and the bargain was straightway closed. It did not show-a particle of gold on the outside, bat Mr. Seymour judged from: its weight ahd was. Wor more he: result He broke it A pora character that it than the price asked, verified his judging. up, and it proyed very rich, tion of it yon being crushed in mortgeyiclded about $20, and the ywihainder made several very fine specimens for which Mr. Seymour “Now they are alinost without excep— as well as their clothing. Jim Faiz,” and thus aided him to his seat in the United States Senate. “Those men wereand are stillin pointy intelligence far above mediocrity, that he can learn by glancing will*only profit by it should be a warning to him to profit by others’ experience. . Ju numbers the throng compares with waat might have been seert upon the same street, when were selling for more than $160,009,000. Let the figures not surprise you when-you think of what the whole lode would bring to-day. The motly throng was brought to the street__by tthe late rise in Sierra Nevada, Union, etc., and the question that~ was occupying their mids was, is there ‘anything in it? or, was it simply—a outsiders as many shares as _possible so that they will have to pay the asséssmrents-as-tong-astheir patience. and purses will hold out. ‘To one who o‘ten had passed along the same streets where. stocks were selling for ten times. what they were worth, many of the old faces could be seen and many ‘old personal acquaintances on such occasions can be readily noticed, But, alas, how changed they are, Nearly all old Californians, who almost without exception have ~ seén better days—and almost without exception;they were men who in thede:velopment of out young and growing” State for many years dil their duty and were industrious and prosperyus citizeris—were men amongst men. tion past the meridian of life, and with eight out of every” ten “their locks are either-a little tinged or else are perfectly bleached with the frosts of many winters. More than -one half of them have stood upon streets and. frequented the boards until their garme it does not reShave become quite seedy, aj quire much of a7adge of huinan nature to sce~that a large of thea’ regret the day tBef first heard of the word **Bonanmajority: wher California and Consolidated, Virginia countenanezs of the vast throng will} towards himself*to see what the matbe a lasting one and one that if he) ter was it discharged and.the bullet j entered bis stomach, killing him al. most instautly. Binghanvand Dixon,.whose claim is atthe upper end of Indian Hill, recently “lifted” a piece of pure: goid weighing 38 ouirces, and werth over Several smaller nuggets were he also found in the same locality. This find confirms the opinion-that a rich ancient river bed courses from ‘Nigger Tent, through Indian Hill to Lager’ Point, thence through -the rich, camps-of Northern Sierra” to Poker Flat. . The Bald Mountain Extension move ef the manipulators to give thet Company, now-have the —tunadl—in 3,40) feet, and find ‘that they are six and one-half feet above the bedA small shaft abeat three roc rt. ed the fact there is a very heavy wash of quartz, some of the bowlders being twofeet in diameter; From about half a carload: of gravel and bedrock, over three dollars was obtain 2. The gravel is very fine lookjng, being sharp and clayey, and the bedrock is soft and dark color— This tinnel was “éd thus far. com— delay since, [Lhe formations en-countered dre, 1,400 feet of bedr $00 feet mud tava;819 feet o quantity of earth pefmoved hag *been about faur husddred and fifty thouyards. The lands of the any extend from the east line sand cubs con i the Bald Mountain Company for a distance of nearly foar miles, com— rising over 400 acres, This inclades the ground known as the Pliocene ground which reverted to the ixtension company upon the failure of the Pliocene Company. — The Company has now decided to sink an incline-at the end of the main tun— za,” Oxot the Comstock. They seem to realizathat they are wearing. out . Many Gc . these poor feilows have contributed to the building of the Nevada Dank as well as to the wealtlof “‘slippery i pect the channel 1uelof a pitch.of.one foot in three, with a double track, to further pros to—ascertainits course and conformation if possible, ‘This incline wiil be about thirty feet tong. aoe © > > Meney Due State Treasarer. . The fo:lowing are the amounts due feet square on the bottom, develop—. ed. Very little, water is eucounter— : menced“about the first of December, . 1878, atid tas been pusher without The. they-cannot*believe m., However, have discovered, and I kuow toa certainty that I ‘am right. I have discovered the natural laws that gove tirely unknown to scienex This enables me to tell where ancient river chantiels go and why they go there, and where to look for their aurifer-. ous-deposits. -There is no lead conneeting them that will pay according to. popular belief, yet. there never was the ledafthing to prove it. It is adtonishing-how. people will stick to :pooular opinion; right-or ‘wrong. hair gray, costs. them everything they:have got, and rains an industry. No man can follow a’ business untess he can understan 1 it, think that men woultl be interested in. what [ have discovered, if for ho other reason than to render our people contented and. willing to improxe. and ‘beautifytheir homes; to say nothing of making. placer mining a legitimate, reliable and immensely rempnerative industry. it can-Ke understood, Lis tunels; and wasting their money rand energies; when it could be easily everybody, This 1s ruinous to the miner, discouraging to capital, a Evers man instinctively knows there —is plenty of gold to ‘make the State tand damaging to the State, rich, but this business cannot. be carried qn underground successfully by . H. CLENDENEN, ’ Cal. guess. * Randolph Flat, Nevada Co, April 10, 18814. His Solemn Warning. **Yaas ! there’s money made in stocks, uo doubt,” said the old man, as heremoved his hat and ran_ his fingers through his gray locks ; “but its avcreesky bizness, It's suthin’ ie “esting on where lightning’s »ing to strike, with.the odds in favor of hitting the tree you stand uailer,”’ “Then you never spzculate ?” “Never. Idizalong on the old farm, taking one crop with another, and pulling out stumps when I have nothing else to-do ;-and, if I don’t make any great shakes I haven't anything to worry over. I hada purty solemn warting during the coal-ite excitemeut, and it cured me o’ speculatin’.” I know ,the ‘importance of what. I) ern physical geology, which are en“Phey. wiilstick to it ifit turns thetr . Now, I should.) . the passenyers were wounded. ‘that it would be adead loss . _. the other’s wife, and it is said thatan . qorum. . Ext-a precautions are now take . for the persona! safety.of the Queen lof England. ee . , There is a prospect of war between taly arid France over thé tatter’s course in Tunis, * All the Nihilists implicated in the. tericed to be hanged. tev. N. G. Veal, of Dalles, Texas, \ has again been found gnilty of carnal and lustfal assault. a The insolence of the Boers_towards the loyalists in the "Transvaal threatens to reopen the war.

A large part of Qmaha is under water and through trains-are: again blockaded on the Union Pacitic. The overdue steamer Australia has arrivedin New York. ‘ . ger Coleman, suspected o&Deing a / Fenian accomplice! inthe Mansion. plot, proved to ben English farmer of New York-State. ee egiving away of a trestle<near Redding, Saturday night, the express train was precipitated into a gulch and wrecked. The engineer and fireman were killed, and all -In-the contest with Gartield, it is thowght in Ohio ,. that Conkling has driven from His support many léad=. dag Republicans who warinly sympa: . thized with his acts while. the ad. i . ministration of Hayes was in forge. «German society at Indianapolis, ind., is convualsed over the divorce } suits commenced by August Richter, a fornver Street Commissioner, and Dr. Baumi Jer. Each'is enamored of arrangement hasbeen’ effected: to change wives, the. Doctor to pay: Richter $1,000, es 2 s2e -. “Well, Dot Is So.” ae It was in the smoking-room_ of an Atiantic steamér that a worthy Teuton was recently tatking of weather forecasts. : ’ ‘Look here,” he said, “I dell you vat-itis.You pedder don't take no slitock in them weather bredictions, Dose beople don’t, know noding, Dey can’t tell no better as I can.” “Bat, my dear sir,” said a person present, ‘“‘they. foretold the “storm which we have just encountered.” murder of the Czar have been sen-} —._t divisionand Section, dave not b: WILLIAM SCOTT « , A NNOUNCES himself as a canazn. ~~ the dftice of City Barehay. tate for Pleasant Dwellin with or without beds, Ove Large 'Frent Rp B i oom. ound floor, stitable for ecm mn store. Contains nice saloon fixtures. = _ Lodging 25 Cents, Apply at first hous a re Broa street. = se avove City Nevada City, steai A KING, &. Rooms, WILL COM: “THE ASSESSMEN? Of tue property Nevada Township , Monday, April 11th, 1881. All tay A ed are required tomakea return cf reat ha personal property owned by themat twelr, o'clock noon on ‘* at day. A time and.e rect description of all lands -accordin, ni survey must be made, including cach od Township, Rancesix and Meridian. All taxes cn cithot in ty, Road and. School Poll taxes inde fe’ “Lon demand. . Persons not having a tee: -. des: ription of théir lands. are; notified have their papers ready for inanectioy when cailed upon by the Assessor, for tee ing their property. When parties de'not give a description of their lands the Assessor is requirew.by the Constitution to: have the saine surveyed by the County Survevor a the expens. of the owncrsof the property. Also.a true @Sc:"ption of all mining proper. ties by motos dnd bounds, where. "1e same 1 Surveyed, Persons holding mortgages uinst property: are require) to give a correco return of the saine to the As. sessor. Under the requirements‘ef the Con. stitution, if the owner of property situated in the county is a resident of the county ke — nist réttirn as statement of the same in person, and not through an_agent. Aj mine:sand mining companies using Water ; are required togive asworn statement of the amount of water used'by the n in ach twenty-fourhours, from the first-day of March, 1880, to the first day of Méreli, issi Commencing.on a : : Monday, Apri! 11th, at-Nevada Townshi,Also at Bridgeport, Washington and Bloomfield Tow nships; Hilice atthe Court House. al0 DANIEL COLLINS, Co. Assessor, EXCELSIOR BLASTING POWDER, : Manufactured by the Excelsior Powder Comp’. ROOMS FOR RENT. ea all On é to Tax Payers,” street. Call att! tribute you raisca for 1 widow. . Jolivnie erect dwell the corner * streets, ani There ar liens on t E ee 4 -—? Mm .ne amov has been st The atte “g¢apitalist is tion from-t Valley whi scRIPT ‘thi the aforesa join thei¢ ‘4 gravel lea that it wou ed copartn: and the th t _Just pres term, Mon: of County . . following b ed in yeste ‘Tt havin, Board on; Crusen bol) condition, tolls on saj such time good, pass: missioner « to be the ji ~~ Phe~foll dered pa id for per die members . sors and R M. Byrn Sy R. Huck F, Batti H.C, M — The follc acted in th day, Judge WwW. W estate of T vs, Geo, . oe 5 : ; i ; . : oy MS ” : mm oes offered $£) and refused to take) and have been induced to leave their . the State treasury by Nevada coun‘How s that?” : : bere : bias “ sige peel i: * complaiut it. He thinks the Speciiwens are . respective callings in many instances . LY for the three months ending April wore B Beles edging igs ms hak y, “but T dell you vot we a Joseph. \ : a a on ah ers OFS : : 2” we and ‘was 3. ; : . ; ze : Spat cacti by the press of San Francisco, which 4th, 1881, J : drawed out stiff as a poker. tists : = ie sae palace eabealbocs JFIS IS NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY” etals, Den Co ‘Tis managed;by’ the same man who . Delinquent property tax of 1800, . big farm, lots of stock and was calldict et caes sce loo ag ond as onte to tanac ea terete owe Rear x , De of 8a * r S 3 a eo ee A ce § yy nftroEe The New Game Laws. led the fight‘against hydraulic inin. 32,926 38. = purty us — 7 oe excited . Coe Saee Be glyderine Powder ii the coutinout. Phas Frederic “~The Sportsmen’s Club of Geass . ing that has been and still is conductf Delinquent property tax of 1879, — he BoP gy iis SoMETMOrEs a small word makes a Powder, as the naxions fimace’ are pots Cross ade Valley propose to vigorously prose— ed as a legitimate business upon well sano, eee ies See Sot. sudden a widder hvin’ about two . great difference. The woman sufpotash used inthe maeutaetace ofthis Pow. eet cute all infringements of the laws established business. principles; and : re per cont, redemption money, . miles from me found ile in a dozen . frage law of Utah gives‘the ballot ta . der. All other Powder es under this : Salies nade relating to the killing of deer and the very class of mining that has. $8 40. page -“ her farm, She was a widbint! wainan A, the age of 21, native ec beetroot garg gta In the n = : ‘ < me g ag en r ha r : a a % tS ges. 8 ‘doves, as amended by'the Board of . furnished the coin to start almost all laterest; $53. er with a pug nose, freckles allover > naturalized, who has lived. in the . in cartridges of any size to suit customers W. Ward, ‘ neabiae s : a a 2 Poll taxes, $549 her face, eyes on the squint, and built . 4ertitory six months, or who. is the . -ard is exploded with cap and fuse, the same made all Supervisors Monday, no matter in the legitimate enterprises in this att Es bet ail up like a camel. But when she. Wife, daughter ov widow of a «male . 93,8"Y otuer high explosive. — what. portion of the county the) State, Evennowit is—the second State school lands, $140, struck ile that was a ditferent thing, . citizen. Governor Murray says that . soe {glowing testimonial is a sample ot account an ly y ? i : ines 2 291 4x ld D 1 : Bt ec. P : ¥ say . . hundreds of the same tenor being constantly : offenses ate committed. As. they . itdustry notonlyin this Statebut on rainage tax, $1,321 65, Old peta: seweige who was a wid. ra i Pager: . os any age, who is . received ; : wae ew = a : 4. cy =O me as taway € > or dé i 10 be stood heretofore, the-provisions have the whole Pacific" Coast, Bat_ it Potah, 04,068 22: creche, who had Sag Saag ‘sie es : hae rg re AGENT aoe been made not been reisonable, and although . Seems that the stock gambling of the eon engineer saw the spec. I thought it’over, and junctive instead of thee don joining BF atest aid mans Powder in test cément of W. F.¢ thay have been frequently set-at deComstock will soon be a thing of the] Trg gentleman who-does the marconcluded she was an angel. I conjunction. to. any Rawder in coe on Oe tenuies Eat era fiance, as has been annoutiead by . past, and wealth in the hands of/velous business for the Louisville aeonernpes ng id rvs ae Deane ; prep ee dielgiel eg eecr angie hina mam _ . -* . . . ¥ ¥ a “4 i, . = ISI, ¢ : sev ea i the Daily Teanscrrrr from time'to . Californians wll not be Jying idle, . Courier-Journal has ascended toa Roary Ger the Arse acer ile soni “eae aot me Oe eo eeeransas pny gee trip The Fre time, no arrests have followed. As [Ror will old Californians who have . diz y hight of myendacity, where . know the procession reached “from . time, cad ‘at-once shade oo gest, give i a fair trial and am conflent dips died we stated yesterday, the open-season . not lost their self respect and energy! none wili dare foliow him. He the gate to the house.” } to capture it. The turtle caught him mph foritself. Wishing your Compa When he for deer now extends from Jaly Ist remain idle any more than the menof says: “A most extraordinary ‘natural cone oT pe ; by the finger, and he, holding it out Tam respectfully yours, ete. three year to January 1st, and for doves -fpom . wealth will allew his coia to rust in . accident and one for the discussion of wha I se iene for ag Arran = had bane te ; ene Foreman Sierra G. and, M. Co what is ka ‘ June Ist to January lsy. The first their vaults. The present ill advised, physicians came to light a few: days . OF other I couldn't work up to hie have, or I'll kick oeent Pe r oe or “‘hoodo is extended’ two months, and the} Unwise and unjust howl asainst hy. ayo, in which a needle taken into the pint, That a stood in the] box ye sit in be jubbers!”, . by which i latterone month, draulic mining will soon be forgotten . fost of a le OSES RY a way every time I was ready to pop : aie oa eee bagi Steno Ss Z ay nine years ago worked . the question, She acted like she. A sToRY is told ofa German shoeAddress all orders to found, but i scape prey . ys bdr yout of the t righ of her third child, a. wanted me; but Deacon Spooner got . maker, who, having made_a pair_of. EXCELSIOR POWDER CO. failure, I Nevaila-County-¥s. Other Fivlde. ie : siege oar hills — be-e¥pbuby-of one yearc’ This is the most — — of-usall; and they made a . boots for a gentleman of whose finan . = : Lodge, F, ; ee ge a an ‘ ., . Ploved, The placers of S11 Nevarla . jinpevial lie that has ever grace itch. " . eial integrity, be had eonsiderab ) ‘ The VirginiaCity Enterprisethimts . it in the lavt thirty years have . ius a os “—_ the} “And what then?” doubt, made the ‘following seed i Room 40, Merchants Exchangs, eee a there is .“‘probably more solid nutriyielded act less thas $14).00.9%3 eine BNEW SPA PGE: 30 8 an ‘Nothing, except she had dosed . to him when he called forthe aris lee. San Franci Sone mentin Newde-connty for aComatock , an Pe) . foot tn all its details, and there is. that farm with a barrel of ile, and . ‘‘Der poots ish not quite -d bai ERC. afternoon veikaes ieee «ok ae than hd and Tam quite contident that they . nothing vague or uacertain about it, . thus got a husband for herself and . der beel is made out,” nee <a 1a find b -3 i icth will yisld in the nextthirty years not . ‘I'he foot of the lady, the thigh ofthe five children. When thenewscame ‘ Waa R phage ee a oe gen 4 er . Jess than $150,000,0J0; and in the} baby, the date of the marriage, the 2 — _ _ along the backbone = a a COE. se db adipntduesaisa witt a er thirty years tocome they will not . ave ofthe child—nothing ~ig left for a sec sel ie tue’ Uae I ee Ae FOR SD ERA SORES OF 4 oe a with equa ae ee s : : ; 7 lmgelf as c : : send as inwwy men ont of the country . conjecture. T sitize ‘ haven’t-had the nerve to b In N 43 : : : truth that this section offers : : jecture, Log citizens of Louis—}: enerve to buy -eggs) In Nevada City, April 12, 1881, to J us S i paca: tees oe o otisson with blasted hopes as can be found . Ville should los: notime Ga placing _ seven cents a dozen and hold ’em . V*litig and wiie, acon, se oJ. M MERCIAL AND MAIN STREETS of ba ; dade capitalists . _ : : a ae ‘ i. : ; or arise. eS SCNNL CREE i Incum than any other part’ of the Coast, rei ~ = ——— in es laurel crown tpon the intellectual . ; a Nevada City, a ‘held it _ * ri au oL i 1 and io ro Yr % ri : “ °( HAS JU IVE es _and is at the same time the worst else ‘ —— gos of ~ truly remarkable jour-. THE way they start a-railroad train F . wees ‘which tim: iglacé in all the ‘nining sagione@t the . a ee a nalist.— aily Exchange, in Germany is ceeeibes Ae, enewa: For, City Marshal. A LARGE STOCK OF ‘energetic a pig : aa — se en all is réady, a bell rin . : ‘United States for propagaters of What's up? Pork a : 2 Then another bell rings. Then Ho Soe —— Boots,Shoes & Gaiters. os ewild—cats, =. we ORK-EATERS, more than ang oth. engine whistles, or, rather toot-toot— _ —_— >" eo The following advortisement, sign. er class, should keep the pot boiling, . toots generally, Then the conductor E. BALDRID GE ‘ John Ril Getting Ready vo wasn, [Od byaweL known firm of brokers, . Tricine are killed by iummerwion in. ls the station-master that all te} 9 wxoivcy _. wtcatptine ots sea ste heel dons at i i oes appears in a New York City min-. boiling water. —There are peopl ready. Then the station—master P SANGRE Meeatas @ candidate fer . Goat and Calf Halmoral, Sandals, Slippers len at ‘The Eureka Like Company have! ing publication: -“*Wanted, Eureka! who eat raw ham, and dais Be = der Piscidly sreaad and says: ‘So? }ebal, ° Election’ Mayas Of City, Maroud Duskine Also a large assortment of mine. Frid . <a. ne Eee eae 2 s } et 3 2 ANG! or ep en cotdu ‘ io? epee, tildren’s and Misses’ School Shoes, Boys , va force men at work fitting up the. Gola Mining Stock (Grass/ Valley, . hali-cooked sausages and “puddi A interrogatively. a rae et . and Gents-Kip and Calf Boote, -Aretics ene of the Cowger hydraulic ‘clain at Snow [California.)” °° SO” Wins tins Men a + ee 8 . master shouts: ‘Fertig!’ <P Overshoes for young and old. on him br Point, which property was recently . ". +--+: 5 ble to the ‘ter ees chins Mi ills ead Then the conductor b'ows i vara tie . soto Tow the ky purchased by them. Roads are alse’ Dancing Scheel at Moore's Flat wi hat se wt we a ‘ on Engine whistles; the bell rings; the Th : . * ‘of i ne 3 6 dhs a Meet ie apts oe) oman has just died in Jersey -City, other bell rings; the station—-master have reduced. my prices Mis rbeing opeged to the mine, aud it will) . Hunt & Dickinson of thigeity buve . ten alive by the parasites which . 84¥8: ‘So?’ the passeng soe pt ; : ' . work : ay a. Go gee ee pcg: aba’ ya SS See Bee c Pp es whic dd ‘ 5 €°S swear, in : ' : F bé worked on an exte nstve scale, as . instituted a dancing schoolat More's . she introduced into” her “system. by . various tongues; and the train starts. . .. os a Goods but not the Quality. A half ¢ -ore all the other Properties belong . Flat: “Twenty-seven sdholara a!-. gratifying her appetite for raw h . That is, unless a belated tat man wus =aus ‘ j a meny ng to this greaé-gerporation, —— . aded the finst evening, saad woul eine am . comes, Then, they. do itpall over 4 <i oe the old Ferrand Phothanking sat patty i é ' oe missing: f a ‘ ; ‘ : e eee ' 29th. ullery’ on 6r about April past favors [ hope to asm eon ay aie a borrowers mee’ . aig the same, i veatli i] . ‘ it a ls eS HR, 08 —_—r %. : = @ gn p = s a . LU . if fe