April 14, 1875 (4 pages)

Ee se A Va The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY: CAL. —— —— SL SSS ae Wiandliay, pe 14, 1875, ‘Coanty ‘Alas fs'¢ounty has an indebtedness of oak $23,000. That amount will probably be liquidated in. the course of two years. Iti is at present, more prosperous than any other -mining county in the State. It cun be “made still more. prosperous by assisting in Opening up Dew avenues) ef wealth. New rounds are needed to make many parts of it prosperous, . _and bring the resources of those parts gonvenient to market. The . “Ridge, for instance, extending from French Corral to ‘Eureka, is the most thriving part of .the county, and . piysa large part of its taxes. That section is éntitled to good roads to the Railroad.’ There should be a yoad constructed from Grass Valley to seme point en the lower part-of the Ridge, aud one should also be ‘built from this eity toa point nearer to tle upper portion of it. Thé eounty can well afford. to lend assistance to such enterprises. They —-will-tend—te—develop—the—sectiotrof + gan Francisco eountry through which ‘they pass, aswell a9‘the places. at. which they terminate. It is. not expected that the full amount ‘required should be granted, Private subscription casa be obtained for a great portion. ‘of it. . If the construction of public highways will benefit the localities through which they pass, the coun“ty will certainly be benefited in the way of increase of taxable property and increase of population, It is “the duty of government to afford highways and it certainly cannot be out of the way tonasist, when citizens are willing to engage in build-} jug them, If the travel-o other.sections can be drawn to our}: county by the’ outlay of a little capitul, every consideration would,seem to demand that expenditure. If it is desired to have, the county increase ‘tn prosperity, in wealth, and popula—tion,it-would seem the proper way de of], Brevities. on ladies’ class of Mr. “Milling: neing school,. which was to on Thursday « afternoon, aré to meet at the Skating Wednesday) afternoon, Rink this instend,: °“Who wants to spell and distinh themselves, There is-an—ops peeves for all the ambitious. Crawford has the kerosene stoves we,mehtioned some time since, for sale at his store. ‘They are just the thing where a steady andsone 3 fine, is wanted. G _It is about time to commence talking of picnics, There are good -places-in the-near-vicinity.of tawn, “Rain. .is needed aud a picnic will bring it surely, . —-¥esterdey-was-the—finest--day—-wehave had this season, It—wasde:higbtiulfy warm, and just the kind of a day rheumatics like. The Colfax stage arrives in. this city ut about 10 o’clock at night, and ifthe contemplated change in the time table of the railroad is made, the stage will arrive here somewhere near. midnight, A stock shirp iiorms us that the Leuter)f¥om. “Virginia.’” ‘. Virersta-Crry, April 11th. _Ep.‘Traxscript: ‘The sky ‘is changed, and sucha change O, night!’ und day, and the day before for that matter. The wind is soft. and balmy, but some ominous looking clondsin the southwest, hooding the peaks of thd Sierras, foretell a change ere long. The above is presumed to refer to the weather, if such a term is applicable to what-we have, here in spells, and, on the average. a8 uncertain as stocks, “fan. tastic as a wornan’s mood, ind fierce, as frenzy’s fevered blood.’ But it’s nice to-day;. the sin shines warm overhéad ; the-pave is dry under foot; the old timer takes a shade more} lime in his toddy, while the pilgrinx from the eastern shore-drinks inthe sunlight, and builds “castles in re= pair’’—out of the silver bricks he inbig bonanza. ‘STOCKS Have gone up, stocks have. gone dewn; arid speculators ,have been one moment’ away up, and in the ‘next on. the “ragged edge of despair.”° We cold nrisympathising . stock market was better yesterlay. -Ophir was.quoted at 98, Mexican 27, Gould & Curry, 1814, Best & Belcher, 53, and Crown Point, 41, The stock market is a good deal like a weather vane-at this -time—of—year=no reliance ‘to be . placed . lon it. ‘Bruce B. Lee has gone below. It is rumored that he is trying to.get a mine near this city which has not been worked for many years, and is tain good rock. We hope Bruce will be able to get it on terms to suit him, 89 — the se ese may be ed tm. HL ates who had a very narrow escape from being seriously injured at his mine at You Bet,about two weeks ago, was in town. yesterday. He has been confined to his room about ten days. ~ The pipe he was holding got away from him, and . foopen it up fur sach development. The ainount expended by the county. “and citizens would soon be returned “in tho-way-of-increased business and "property values. We see no good reason—why—both roads_mentioned should not be coustructed and why “the coun y should not assist each ry ertunate Country. ‘ Our State is fortunate in the. pos‘Session of not only an uneqittulled élimate, but it is measurably: free from. all .thepests that infest the’ States East-of the Rocky Meuntains, In many of the States there, the “grasshoppers devour everything bofore them. The potato bug destroys their potato crop, the weevil, the. chintz bug and-rust, the wheat crop, borers, caterpillars and other insects injure their fruit. crop. In fact, almost. every production of the farmers there, has something liuble _ tach year to destroy it, Here, there are few pests, there are no rains in _.aarvest.timie.to injure the. gathered grain, and only occasionally frosts: come to hurt the fruit crop, Truly, welive in a blessed country, No wonder emigrants are. flocking to our shores by the thousand. We fervently hope that-they will not bring any grasshopper eggs, or the seeds vf,uny other of their numerous pests with them. An Iinportant Omicial. ‘The Omaha Herald gets this good ‘one.off on its mayor, Champion 8. Chase. “Several” ‘years ‘ago, before our Napoleonic mayor had condescended to devote bis tremendous intellect to public affairs, and was in the full tide of an overwhelming legal prac_ tice, he was called upon, one merning, by one of our prominent citizens, on & Matter of business. He! was found at his desk busily writing, but took the time to look up fora anoment und begged to bo excused tunt'l afternoon, as he had some important matters on hana, that re‘quired bis immediate and undivided _uttention, The-gentleman called in the afternoon and tound Chase stitl at his desk with bis pen going and the ink dying ata terrific rate. With: out looking up; he requested his vis~jter-te-be-seated and he would be at “Jeisure us soon as he Gould possibly aa through the weighty matters then before him. In the course of some fifteen minutes he stepped into an adjoining rooar for something, when tie gentleman in waiting, wit 4. natural curiosity to learn what momentous affair Was under ceusideration walked over to the desk. He there saw, a sheét of fuolscup, written all over, on both sides from top to bottom, with the magic name Champion 6. ‘Chase, Champion 8. Chase, Champion 5, Chase, and pothing more. his face. He is all right wow, and congratulates hizaself that the result was not any “worse. Improvements. We notice many improvements going on in this city, among them the tearing. down of the building on the opposite corner of the new M. E. Church, owned.by Mrs. Hoel. Charley Kent is having many improvements made about his residence. The house has been newly repainted and presents & fine appearance, A. Lones has improved his place on West Broad ‘street, by painting liis houses and fences, Beautifying } his grounds and making other improvements, Lones’ place is one of the prettiest in the city. “There are not so-many improve ments going on now as there was last season at this time, but still our citizens are busy fixing up here and there,'getting things in good shape. by the time the railaond gets here. Crxcrnnatr Hinn. -We took a stroll over beyond Gold Hill one day this week, and found oa really live movement on one ef the oldest locations in Grass Valley District— the Cincinnati Hill claims, Several years ago these claims, comprising 2,600 feet on the lode, were largely worked through. innumerable shafts, down to where water interfered, and a goodly amount of gold taken out, No machinery was ever put upon it,, we believe, anda drain tunnel run the water from a depth of atout fifty feet. Valley men, having secured the title from the former owners, have. made an earnest start, under the Superintendence of Mr. John Bray, towards opening up these claims, and working them below the water level. When we were there a large double shaft, inclining . about 60 degrees, was dowu-fifteen or twenty feet, the and by the look of things they would. soon be nicely under way. They expect to reach thé ledge: at, the point above which it has been worked out in five or six .weeks, when affuirs thereaboats will “begin to get exceedingly interesting —Foot Hill Tidings. New styles of Brussel Carpets with boniors, at Goldsmith’ ‘Se a3 — —->= —_ all,’’ says a female (itera: r, ‘there is very little ina dress,"’: ® fing for control, no bonanza, ~ generally believed by miners-to-con={— in from a long distance only took Recently a company of Grass, dated,Pioneer, Mint, and Scorpion, feel pleased when they mourn and contemptuous when they rejoice, for our stocks never vacilate; they don’t go up and they can’t go down, I mey-aswell staté that the causes. ‘that effect the fluctuations of the Comstock mine do not exist in ours. We have no diamond drills; no fight. “D0 ] nothing but peace, harmony, and} ten cent dividends. “THE MINES, As your readers are aware from maps, pictures, etc., are located on a line running almost north and south upon the fissure of the Comstock vein, the most northern being the Utah, while divided opinion would fix the southern limit at the Silver-Hill or Rock Island; but this is of no consequence, as neither are ere producing. The distance. between the extreme northern’ and he got the full force of the water, . Southermtimits is-ebout three-miles ‘the wedding -of--Mary-Willis—Wall, tends to get in afew days from the ‘the entire block bounded by Ninth lookers on who hold Monroe Consoli. ——__ andthe choicest_aromatic flower flieted with pneumonia, I couldn’t} think of j.mping any. claim or claimant. ‘Thé Ophir has. some good rock, but I'am assured the}. mine is not a mass of solid silver, while the Curry, Best & Betcher, Mexican, Union Con. and Sierra Nevada, have no ore at all, and it remains for futurity to find it if it exists” between’ the sage ~ brash--and China.’ Next week I wlll fullow the line up_ and rake in a few outside claims,~and~ while my statements may not be absolutely correct, I can assure your readers they will be nearer the mark than’ the stock reports. — ~Vireintas An Elegant Wedding. The Oakland Tribune of Thursday gives the following account of 9 “iso Agent for the Celebrated“ CENTRAL CARRI AGE AND WAGON MAN UFACTORY. "WILLIAM SEAMAN, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE to the public, that having established the above Factury, be is prepared to build Carriages and Wagons of every Description. —— _. STUDEBAKER WAGONS. _ All Repairing Promptly Attended to. Neva Citys April 14th, 1875: ‘formerly of this city. It says: Last evening the elegant residence of Mr. Jesse 8. Wall, which occupies ‘and Tenth and Clay and Jefferson streets, was resplendent with the glitterings of an elaborate wédding, the occasion being the joining together in the bonds of matrimony of Mr. John townsman an Judge W. H. Glascock, and a young and esteemed member of the bar of this city, and Miss Mary W. Wall, daughter of Mr. J. 8. Wall. ‘The mansion and enaude were tastefully end artistically embellished with festoons, garlands, Ps R. Gluscock, the son of our fellow. " C RAN cH FOR SALE, ITHIN ONE. MILE. of Nevada City. There are nearly 200 acres of lind, $0 acres of whichis sown to grain. There is plenty of water and wood. Sale includes the. crop. T.tle possessory. For perticulars inquire of . -M. CONNELLY, or of. J. M, Wan.ina, Real bstate Agent. al13 Assexsment ee ULBERTSON “GOLD. AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location, of works, Meadow Luke Township, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of: the ‘Board of _Direetors;-held-on the sth . day of April, 1875, an Assessmert (No. 1) of Ten Cents per share, was Jevied upon all the-capital stock of the éorporation, payable on the 17th day of May, 1875, in GRAHAM & MAJOR, UNION LIVERY STABLE laud g number-of Chinese ee ‘were suspended from the boughs of the sturdy old-oaks and the eucalyptus trees, The parlors were elaborately furnished with the choicest flowers, and immediately in front of the main window, overlooking the beantifullawn,was suspended a large bell, composed entirely of white roses. Under this novel ‘‘marriage bell’’ the ceremony was performed. The young bride waselegantly and appropriately attired, and her personal appearance elicited’ the heartiest admiration fron all” present. The groom maintained a commenda: knocking him down, injuring bis . and the whole line iscovered at~inarm, andentting-»-terrible~gash—in . tervals of a few hundred feet, ‘with . . hoisting works filled with machinery, while down, far down in the sullen mine, thousands, of stalwart arms are probing the secrets of the earth. Upon the lead very few of the mines are taking out pay ore. South the Crown Point and Belcher take out a large amount, while nerth the Chollar, Noreross, Con, Virginia and Ophir are the only ore producing inines,. A runior prevailed of a sttike on the 1600 foot level of the Crown Point, and the stock took a, litle start, but it didn’t amount to anything, and-frontpresent indicatious the great ore body of Belcher and Crown Point is practicably exhausted, @irtain itis, the lower levels of these two mines are not what their owners and friends wish. . But’ as nobody except the man with the divining rod can tell what is in the ground, these mines may again astonish the world ,as they did hbe-. fore. The Yellow Jacket has othe ‘ing, and—but your opinien is as. goodas mine. The Imperial is a ‘splendid mine to everybody except . . stockholders. It has fine works,fine surroundings, neat assessments, etc., but the pay stone is, classically speaking, ‘‘in groundibus none ‘foundibus.” The. Bullion, next north, have wen-—-a—decision, gota patent for their claim, and it is rumored they are going to sink—they have been doing that for ten years. The Bullion has persevered, and has my. best wishes, but I fear their stock will ®not advance on that account, The next claim is the Chollar, and here the great Sutro, steps to the front like Muldoon, the solid man. I told you of the combination shaft of the Chollar and Noreress, startiig between the Senator and shaft No, 4 of the Sutro ‘Tunnel. Well, behold you, what does the great Adolph do bat buy up the Senator, now down 600 feet, and. ‘starts up shaft No. 4, nowidown 700 feet, and as a consequence, long beboiler, engine and hoisting rig ner, fore the-tivals can sink their shaft, Sutro will be stamping hisNo. 14 brogans iu the heart of the -Comstock. Sutro says he is going to puta thousand mento work on the line of his tunnel this Summer. This iswonderful if true, and a great thiug for the grasshopper sufferers. Space will not permit me to tell alt I know in one letter, so Iwill jump the Savage, Curry, Best & wpreane * and generalize the whole of them f° In jamping I only speak figuratively, for being weak, sickly, and afSAFER IPR AREER Yt Oe ble coniposure, and set an examptey in his regard—to—prespective muatriThe ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Akerly, with the impressive solemuities of the Episcopal. Church. The bridesmaids were Misses Dolly Sarvent, -Hattie Raymond and Katie eaver. The . groomsmen . were Messrs W. W. Foote, J. T;Karnest’ and Major Carter. The service over, tha happy couple received the congratulations of at least eighty intiinate friends. Many hearty wishes for the prosperity and life-long bappiness of the happy couple were indulged in, and by the j joyous looks of the young married pair, we would} suppose they intended to think of . nothing else: The toilettes of the ladies. present were rich and handsome, and each seemed to outvie the other in taste and elegance, The gentlemen, for the most part, wore the usual black dress suits, and presented a happy contrast to the resplendent toilettes of the ladies. An elegant and elaborate collation was spread for the imvited guests, and dune justice was done the viands, About’ midnight the couple proWebster street, near Sixth, which has been. handsomely furnished: oes The following is a list of presents: Pear necklace and éar rings, silver vases, Preserve and jelly spoon, soup and preserve ladels, salt-cellar, mustard and butter kuife, and preserve spoon, mother-of-pearl opera glasses, silver elive fork and spoon,: gold napkin ring, -silver butter knives, silver syrup vessel and vases, pickle dish, three silvé¥ berry spoons, two sets ‘silver carvers and forks, silver card case, silver fish knife and fork, silver forks, spoons and knives, pair mother-of-pearl gold mounted ear rings and pin, silver service set, sugar bowl und cream pitcher, cut glass silver flower stand, parlor flower stands, group of parian marble dogs, ‘Dolly Varden and Joe Willett’? — a scene in parian marble from wee ie Rudge, oil painting of Raphuel, still life painting of calla lity, pair terra cotta vases, and pair — vases, stand of wax lilies, French clock, four parain marble brackets, full set.of Irving’s, Schiller’s, Goethe's, Hawthorne’ 8 and George Eliot's works,;.a large book, handsomely bound, entitled “Bean-. tifal Pictures,”’ which includes engravings from the pencil of Landseer, Wilkie, ‘Turner, Frith and ethers, card receivers, parlor tables, ors naments, etc, besides wu large nuiiber of miscellaneous presents, RRA CT MARRIED. At the Methodist Parsonage, in Nevada City, April 12th, 1875, by Rey. P. ¥. Cool, John James to Miss Elizabeth Grace Luke, both of Grasy Valiey. _. BORN. ¥e 5 me moniat-candidates—that-they—would+ ead. do well to emulate. to the office of stl arehal. = 3d, 1875. “ wesdod” to” their own residencé; on . United States Gold Coin, tothe Secretary _at the office of the Company,-No, 77, Montgomery Block, San francisco, California. Any -stock upon whieh shall remain unpaid on. the 17th day of May, 1875, will be déiinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is miade before, will. be sold on the FIFTH day of JUNE, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of re and expenses «f sale. JOHN M. MOORE, Sarretaty. Office—No, 77 Montgomery Block, San Francisco, Cal. apl3 FOR SHERIFF. IKE GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate. for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject tothe decision of the Democratic Convention. apls FOR CITY ASSESSOR. S. LONG is hereby anounced . @ a5 8 candidato for re-election to — of City Assessor. V aps fa FOR CITY MARSHAL. OSEPH B. GRAY is. hereby announced asa candidate for re-etection Election, “MILITARY NOTICE. ae NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! f f On Saturday, May Ist, 1875, At 10.0’clock A, M, for Annuc] Parade and Target Practice.'Che Company will march ' promptly.at 104% o'clock, and all not: ‘in the ranks will be considered as absentees. No excuses receive except sickness or absence from town, You are pereby ordered e appear at. your Armory ! ‘ -IN. FULL UNIFORM, By order, J.-A. RAPP, Captain Commanding. W. FP. Evexs,0. 8 ali-td LL persons indebted to the Estate of the late John A. Lancaster, déceased, Sy beok account or promissory notes, or to the present firm of Lancaster & Co., Empire Livery Stable, are hereby notified. 1 to settle up forthwith and save cost, with D. H. Williamas, at the office of J. M. Wall. ing, Justice of the Peace, Nevada City, or with A. L, Lancaster, at the Office ef the Empire Livery stable, opposite the National Exchange, Broad_street, Nevada City. M.-L, LANCASTER, _ Nevada City, April-10, 1875. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF J AND SECOND STREETs, SACRAMENTO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING Goops OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Qh STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LOW as any house in the State for the same class 2. a know tg be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved Machines With are“known to be good, and preferable to the Older styles, Gaar, Scott & Co.6Portabieene " ee gines, . “Moline Wind Mills, Geid Medal Separators, Vayler Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers, Underweod’s Hay Loader ®& Rake, ‘Trade Engines. Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Wagons, ; Schuttier Farm Wagons, Pitt's Hurse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. > a” See them before tx: Virginta City, Nevada, April 12th, ™ Dy to ‘Bapeites sing and wife asou, — SNES RNS Ee you buy any other, Send fur Catalogues. wp 10-Gm-3up “ this—assessment-Election, May s -etgoods; We handle tone but what we . . NE PROPRIETORS. < OPPOSITE UNION, DON HOTEL, MAIN NEVADA; CITY, CAL, ; “AVING leased the UNION STABLES, Mr. and stocked it with a fine collection esting « ‘of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BUSGIES, ie on M the proprietors announce to the citizens ot “ “es Nevada and the community in general,that ° ers are they are prepared furnish long ac ELEGANT TURNOUTS, « publish ‘Their horsés are kind and gentle, well first co . broken, and yet fre. goers. Persons dé», _ Le granted siripg to geta ; Te ae ioe ___eharge . ; “TEAM OR SADDLE HORS F, mother Should call and examine our outfits and Judge ( prices. ‘Fransient custom solicited and. oa apenas -every effort wilk be made to give satisfac. : a tion, Horses boarded by the week or month third ti at reasonableruies. Sema ‘GRAHAM & MAJOR, ~~ Wheele: noite Se nn The fou ANNUAL MEETING. dite TH FRNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the ‘Stock. : and the holders of the Odd_ Fellows’ Hall As= mother suciation, Will be heldon = : be a Monday, Muay 3d, 1875, teuee ‘ nD : ‘At Be’clock, P, M., at Odd Fellows’ Hall, ee tes for the eleetion of ay ke oughly year, A uH d ORE aT See 7 of Hall Association. awardec tleman_ FLOWER SEEDS. = dren ye' express. GARDEN ‘SEEDS. in being eee : again at GRASS SEEDS. er. The CHOICE BOLE. ~ ._. father, 5 : for. seve CLOVER SEED. See ALFALFA, Bo sib ays «. @d sepa ONION TOPS. = who the __every til “SWEET CORN. gl Pie Wholesale and Retail at ‘the Bou as are PRESTON’S genres : Distri COUGH CANDY, Affords immediate relief to sore throats, Court TRY IT. ment, J E, M, PRESON, _ pa Riggs “Wholesale and’ Retail Druggist and SeedsWages 5 man, : Eshba N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. of Niles : ' : tiff, it w . BANK 0F NEVADA COUNTY Been BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. décree o em L_ STOCK $200, 000, and that = Serica: aos Ises solc —_R,W.TULLY, President. eee. sea 1" proc AH. PAWKER, 2.25. Hy caries vases « CABHIER, . : : DIRECTORS : the decr John Cashin, ---Chas:Marsh; -R. W. Twly; ~Patrrit Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh; A. H. Parke W. ye Duryea. Byrne, MONEY TO LOAN on goed collateral wasked fo curity. for the Highest Price paid for City and Coun wis Warrants. plaintiff Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular 3 eater ug, 8 be notifi Gold Dust Bought. Bullion” discounted. on this . Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or i tinuance Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min : General-and Speciai Depesits received. by Geo. Checks on San Franvisco, Sacramento, Sa dered Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. ered th Drafts on Easte.n Cities, London and Gerthe moti many. Agents-for Liverpool, Leadon, Globe In— usual fo: surance Company. : CORRESPONDENTS—Bank of California, 17th ins Francisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacraniento Acids. Agency Bank of California, Vi irginis City. Ar gume) Interest on Time Deposits will be -allow', Caldwell ed, as follows : and Nile ‘Six Months Time DeposSe Sy its,6 per cent. per annum. Count ‘Twelve Months Tims morning Deposits, 8 per cent, per = annum, ‘ of Feraons residing at a distance can The O send nioney by Express. oes Checks oen Solvent Bans ktaken at par. are maki . i for.a cok FOR SALE CHEAP! 26th of . 56t A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, soe IN NE ofithe Os VADA crry, a meetin; *: No. 47, « t THE property of J.C. Abbott om evening . Lost Hill, in Nevada City, con1 ‘taining about half-an acre of , solved to ; ground, enclosed by a good fence, . is uffered for ante. There ts -& good dwelling go to Gi house on the place, with six rooms,in good \ -the celeb repair, a fine orchard contsining choice a lew trees and vines, and an excellent well of arge 1 water, Oustoma The property can be bought at will also bargain, by applying on the prembeen sent ises or ;to J. C. ABBOTT county, 1 es signified MAY DAY ‘BALL, From ap Seta will be th —— Fellows j ever seen M ° RS. M. L. MORROW gramme < ed in a fe mi give a grand MAY DAY a ne Officer MOORE'S FLAT, ie 08 s a hogs frot —— . _ last Thar cords Eve’ ng, May. Ist, 1875. _ ‘paman.w. GOOD MUSIC will be bé in attehdances deliberate 1a SPLENDID SUPPER will be furaisbed, ranch to ; and ne done to make the guest ~ anil, whe _. happy. ‘The Chit z parties w deed. Hi Tickets, including Supper. Three Place to-d Dollars. pe All are invited to attend. aps On the County Warrants. either in : twee ARRANTS on General Fund, Nos“a n the a want 0 Am, inclusive, registered a ty goods w id on resentation. : pterest ceases. toma take: : black enar : & P. SANFORD, , Treasurer. tera favor 4. H. PARKER, sia yAssa ! Nevada, apna, 1815. y Off

Ee se A Va The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY: CAL. —— —— SL SSS ae Wiandliay, pe 14, 1875, ‘Coanty ‘Alas fs'¢ounty has an indebtedness of oak $23,000. That amount will probably be liquidated in. the course of two years. Iti is at present, more prosperous than any other -mining county in the State. It cun be “made still more. prosperous by assisting in Opening up Dew avenues) ef wealth. New rounds are needed to make many parts of it prosperous, . _and bring the resources of those parts gonvenient to market. The . “Ridge, for instance, extending from French Corral to ‘Eureka, is the most thriving part of .the county, and . piysa large part of its taxes. That section is éntitled to good roads to the Railroad.’ There should be a yoad constructed from Grass Valley to seme point en the lower part-of the Ridge, aud one should also be ‘built from this eity toa point nearer to tle upper portion of it. Thé eounty can well afford. to lend assistance to such enterprises. They —-will-tend—te—develop—the—sectiotrof + gan Francisco eountry through which ‘they pass, aswell a9‘the places. at. which they terminate. It is. not expected that the full amount ‘required should be granted, Private subscription casa be obtained for a great portion. ‘of it. . If the construction of public highways will benefit the localities through which they pass, the coun“ty will certainly be benefited in the way of increase of taxable property and increase of population, It is “the duty of government to afford highways and it certainly cannot be out of the way tonasist, when citizens are willing to engage in build-} jug them, If the travel-o other.sections can be drawn to our}: county by the’ outlay of a little capitul, every consideration would,seem to demand that expenditure. If it is desired to have, the county increase ‘tn prosperity, in wealth, and popula—tion,it-would seem the proper way de of], Brevities. on ladies’ class of Mr. “Milling: neing school,. which was to on Thursday « afternoon, aré to meet at the Skating Wednesday) afternoon, Rink this instend,: °“Who wants to spell and distinh themselves, There is-an—ops peeves for all the ambitious. Crawford has the kerosene stoves we,mehtioned some time since, for sale at his store. ‘They are just the thing where a steady andsone 3 fine, is wanted. G _It is about time to commence talking of picnics, There are good -places-in the-near-vicinity.of tawn, “Rain. .is needed aud a picnic will bring it surely, . —-¥esterdey-was-the—finest--day—-wehave had this season, It—wasde:higbtiulfy warm, and just the kind of a day rheumatics like. The Colfax stage arrives in. this city ut about 10 o’clock at night, and ifthe contemplated change in the time table of the railroad is made, the stage will arrive here somewhere near. midnight, A stock shirp iiorms us that the Leuter)f¥om. “Virginia.’” ‘. Virersta-Crry, April 11th. _Ep.‘Traxscript: ‘The sky ‘is changed, and sucha change O, night!’ und day, and the day before for that matter. The wind is soft. and balmy, but some ominous looking clondsin the southwest, hooding the peaks of thd Sierras, foretell a change ere long. The above is presumed to refer to the weather, if such a term is applicable to what-we have, here in spells, and, on the average. a8 uncertain as stocks, “fan. tastic as a wornan’s mood, ind fierce, as frenzy’s fevered blood.’ But it’s nice to-day;. the sin shines warm overhéad ; the-pave is dry under foot; the old timer takes a shade more} lime in his toddy, while the pilgrinx from the eastern shore-drinks inthe sunlight, and builds “castles in re= pair’’—out of the silver bricks he inbig bonanza. ‘STOCKS Have gone up, stocks have. gone dewn; arid speculators ,have been one moment’ away up, and in the ‘next on. the “ragged edge of despair.”° We cold nrisympathising . stock market was better yesterlay. -Ophir was.quoted at 98, Mexican 27, Gould & Curry, 1814, Best & Belcher, 53, and Crown Point, 41, The stock market is a good deal like a weather vane-at this -time—of—year=no reliance ‘to be . placed . lon it. ‘Bruce B. Lee has gone below. It is rumored that he is trying to.get a mine near this city which has not been worked for many years, and is tain good rock. We hope Bruce will be able to get it on terms to suit him, 89 — the se ese may be ed tm. HL ates who had a very narrow escape from being seriously injured at his mine at You Bet,about two weeks ago, was in town. yesterday. He has been confined to his room about ten days. ~ The pipe he was holding got away from him, and . foopen it up fur sach development. The ainount expended by the county. “and citizens would soon be returned “in tho-way-of-increased business and "property values. We see no good reason—why—both roads_mentioned should not be coustructed and why “the coun y should not assist each ry ertunate Country. ‘ Our State is fortunate in the. pos‘Session of not only an uneqittulled élimate, but it is measurably: free from. all .thepests that infest the’ States East-of the Rocky Meuntains, In many of the States there, the “grasshoppers devour everything bofore them. The potato bug destroys their potato crop, the weevil, the. chintz bug and-rust, the wheat crop, borers, caterpillars and other insects injure their fruit. crop. In fact, almost. every production of the farmers there, has something liuble _ tach year to destroy it, Here, there are few pests, there are no rains in _.aarvest.timie.to injure the. gathered grain, and only occasionally frosts: come to hurt the fruit crop, Truly, welive in a blessed country, No wonder emigrants are. flocking to our shores by the thousand. We fervently hope that-they will not bring any grasshopper eggs, or the seeds vf,uny other of their numerous pests with them. An Iinportant Omicial. ‘The Omaha Herald gets this good ‘one.off on its mayor, Champion 8. Chase. “Several” ‘years ‘ago, before our Napoleonic mayor had condescended to devote bis tremendous intellect to public affairs, and was in the full tide of an overwhelming legal prac_ tice, he was called upon, one merning, by one of our prominent citizens, on & Matter of business. He! was found at his desk busily writing, but took the time to look up fora anoment und begged to bo excused tunt'l afternoon, as he had some important matters on hana, that re‘quired bis immediate and undivided _uttention, The-gentleman called in the afternoon and tound Chase stitl at his desk with bis pen going and the ink dying ata terrific rate. With: out looking up; he requested his vis~jter-te-be-seated and he would be at “Jeisure us soon as he Gould possibly aa through the weighty matters then before him. In the course of some fifteen minutes he stepped into an adjoining rooar for something, when tie gentleman in waiting, wit 4. natural curiosity to learn what momentous affair Was under ceusideration walked over to the desk. He there saw, a sheét of fuolscup, written all over, on both sides from top to bottom, with the magic name Champion 6. ‘Chase, Champion 8. Chase, Champion 5, Chase, and pothing more. his face. He is all right wow, and congratulates hizaself that the result was not any “worse. Improvements. We notice many improvements going on in this city, among them the tearing. down of the building on the opposite corner of the new M. E. Church, owned.by Mrs. Hoel. Charley Kent is having many improvements made about his residence. The house has been newly repainted and presents & fine appearance, A. Lones has improved his place on West Broad ‘street, by painting liis houses and fences, Beautifying } his grounds and making other improvements, Lones’ place is one of the prettiest in the city. “There are not so-many improve ments going on now as there was last season at this time, but still our citizens are busy fixing up here and there,'getting things in good shape. by the time the railaond gets here. Crxcrnnatr Hinn. -We took a stroll over beyond Gold Hill one day this week, and found oa really live movement on one ef the oldest locations in Grass Valley District— the Cincinnati Hill claims, Several years ago these claims, comprising 2,600 feet on the lode, were largely worked through. innumerable shafts, down to where water interfered, and a goodly amount of gold taken out, No machinery was ever put upon it,, we believe, anda drain tunnel run the water from a depth of atout fifty feet. Valley men, having secured the title from the former owners, have. made an earnest start, under the Superintendence of Mr. John Bray, towards opening up these claims, and working them below the water level. When we were there a large double shaft, inclining . about 60 degrees, was dowu-fifteen or twenty feet, the and by the look of things they would. soon be nicely under way. They expect to reach thé ledge: at, the point above which it has been worked out in five or six .weeks, when affuirs thereaboats will “begin to get exceedingly interesting —Foot Hill Tidings. New styles of Brussel Carpets with boniors, at Goldsmith’ ‘Se a3 — —->= —_ all,’’ says a female (itera: r, ‘there is very little ina dress,"’: ® fing for control, no bonanza, ~ generally believed by miners-to-con={— in from a long distance only took Recently a company of Grass, dated,Pioneer, Mint, and Scorpion, feel pleased when they mourn and contemptuous when they rejoice, for our stocks never vacilate; they don’t go up and they can’t go down, I mey-aswell staté that the causes. ‘that effect the fluctuations of the Comstock mine do not exist in ours. We have no diamond drills; no fight. “D0 ] nothing but peace, harmony, and} ten cent dividends. “THE MINES, As your readers are aware from maps, pictures, etc., are located on a line running almost north and south upon the fissure of the Comstock vein, the most northern being the Utah, while divided opinion would fix the southern limit at the Silver-Hill or Rock Island; but this is of no consequence, as neither are ere producing. The distance. between the extreme northern’ and he got the full force of the water, . Southermtimits is-ebout three-miles ‘the wedding -of--Mary-Willis—Wall, tends to get in afew days from the ‘the entire block bounded by Ninth lookers on who hold Monroe Consoli. ——__ andthe choicest_aromatic flower flieted with pneumonia, I couldn’t} think of j.mping any. claim or claimant. ‘Thé Ophir has. some good rock, but I'am assured the}. mine is not a mass of solid silver, while the Curry, Best & Betcher, Mexican, Union Con. and Sierra Nevada, have no ore at all, and it remains for futurity to find it if it exists” between’ the sage ~ brash--and China.’ Next week I wlll fullow the line up_ and rake in a few outside claims,~and~ while my statements may not be absolutely correct, I can assure your readers they will be nearer the mark than’ the stock reports. — ~Vireintas An Elegant Wedding.. The Oakland Tribune of Thursday gives the following account of 9 “iso Agent for the Celebrated“ CENTRAL CARRI AGE AND WAGON MAN UFACTORY. "WILLIAM SEAMAN, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE to the public, that having established the above Factury, be is prepared to build Carriages and Wagons of every Description. —— _. STUDEBAKER WAGONS. _ All Repairing Promptly Attended to. Neva Citys April 14th, 1875: ‘formerly of this city. It says: Last evening the elegant residence of Mr. Jesse 8. Wall, which occupies ‘and Tenth and Clay and Jefferson streets, was resplendent with the glitterings of an elaborate wédding, the occasion being the joining together in the bonds of matrimony of Mr. John townsman an Judge W. H. Glascock, and a young and esteemed member of the bar of this city, and Miss Mary W. Wall, daughter of Mr. J. 8. Wall. ‘The mansion and enaude were tastefully end artistically embellished with festoons, garlands, Ps R. Gluscock, the son of our fellow. " C RAN cH FOR SALE, ITHIN ONE. MILE. of Nevada City. There are nearly 200 acres of lind, $0 acres of whichis sown to grain. There is plenty of water and wood. Sale includes the. crop. T.tle possessory. For perticulars inquire of . -M. CONNELLY, or of. J. M, Wan.ina, Real bstate Agent. al13 Assexsment ee ULBERTSON “GOLD. AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location, of works, Meadow Luke Township, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of: the ‘Board of _Direetors;-held-on the sth . day of April, 1875, an Assessmert (No. 1) of Ten Cents per share, was Jevied upon all the-capital stock of the éorporation, payable on the 17th day of May, 1875, in GRAHAM & MAJOR, UNION LIVERY STABLE laud g number-of Chinese ee ‘were suspended from the boughs of the sturdy old-oaks and the eucalyptus trees, The parlors were elaborately furnished with the choicest flowers, and immediately in front of the main window, overlooking the beantifullawn,was suspended a large bell, composed entirely of white roses. Under this novel ‘‘marriage bell’’ the ceremony was performed. The young bride waselegantly and appropriately attired, and her personal appearance elicited’ the heartiest admiration fron all” present. The groom maintained a commenda: knocking him down, injuring bis . and the whole line iscovered at~inarm, andentting-»-terrible~gash—in . tervals of a few hundred feet, ‘with . . hoisting works filled with machinery, while down, far down in the sullen mine, thousands, of stalwart arms are probing the secrets of the earth. Upon the lead very few of the mines are taking out pay ore. South the Crown Point and Belcher take out a large amount, while nerth the Chollar, Noreross, Con, Virginia and Ophir are the only ore producing inines,. A runior prevailed of a

sttike on the 1600 foot level of the Crown Point, and the stock took a, litle start, but it didn’t amount to anything, and-frontpresent indicatious the great ore body of Belcher and Crown Point is practicably exhausted, @irtain itis, the lower levels of these two mines are not what their owners and friends wish. . But’ as nobody except the man with the divining rod can tell what is in the ground, these mines may again astonish the world ,as they did hbe-. fore. The Yellow Jacket has othe ‘ing, and—but your opinien is as. goodas mine. The Imperial is a ‘splendid mine to everybody except . . stockholders. It has fine works,fine surroundings, neat assessments, etc., but the pay stone is, classically speaking, ‘‘in groundibus none ‘foundibus.” The. Bullion, next north, have wen-—-a—decision, gota patent for their claim, and it is rumored they are going to sink—they have been doing that for ten years. The Bullion has persevered, and has my. best wishes, but I fear their stock will ®not advance on that account, The next claim is the Chollar, and here the great Sutro, steps to the front like Muldoon, the solid man. I told you of the combination shaft of the Chollar and Noreress, startiig between the Senator and shaft No, 4 of the Sutro ‘Tunnel. Well, behold you, what does the great Adolph do bat buy up the Senator, now down 600 feet, and. ‘starts up shaft No. 4, nowidown 700 feet, and as a consequence, long beboiler, engine and hoisting rig ner, fore the-tivals can sink their shaft, Sutro will be stamping hisNo. 14 brogans iu the heart of the -Comstock. Sutro says he is going to puta thousand mento work on the line of his tunnel this Summer. This iswonderful if true, and a great thiug for the grasshopper sufferers. Space will not permit me to tell alt I know in one letter, so Iwill jump the Savage, Curry, Best & wpreane * and generalize the whole of them f° In jamping I only speak figuratively, for being weak, sickly, and afSAFER IPR AREER Yt Oe ble coniposure, and set an examptey in his regard—to—prespective muatriThe ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Akerly, with the impressive solemuities of the Episcopal. Church. The bridesmaids were Misses Dolly Sarvent, -Hattie Raymond and Katie eaver. The . groomsmen . were Messrs W. W. Foote, J. T;Karnest’ and Major Carter. The service over, tha happy couple received the congratulations of at least eighty intiinate friends. Many hearty wishes for the prosperity and life-long bappiness of the happy couple were indulged in, and by the j joyous looks of the young married pair, we would} suppose they intended to think of . nothing else: The toilettes of the ladies. present were rich and handsome, and each seemed to outvie the other in taste and elegance, The gentlemen, for the most part, wore the usual black dress suits, and presented a happy contrast to the resplendent toilettes of the ladies. An elegant and elaborate collation was spread for the imvited guests, and dune justice was done the viands, About’ midnight the couple proWebster street, near Sixth, which has been. handsomely furnished: oes The following is a list of presents: Pear necklace and éar rings, silver vases, Preserve and jelly spoon, soup and preserve ladels, salt-cellar, mustard and butter kuife, and preserve spoon, mother-of-pearl opera glasses, silver elive fork and spoon,: gold napkin ring, -silver butter knives, silver syrup vessel and vases, pickle dish, three silvé¥ berry spoons, two sets ‘silver carvers and forks, silver card case, silver fish knife and fork, silver forks, spoons and knives, pair mother-of-pearl gold mounted ear rings and pin, silver service set, sugar bowl und cream pitcher, cut glass silver flower stand, parlor flower stands, group of parian marble dogs, ‘Dolly Varden and Joe Willett’? — a scene in parian marble from wee ie Rudge, oil painting of Raphuel, still life painting of calla lity, pair terra cotta vases, and pair — vases, stand of wax lilies, French clock, four parain marble brackets, full set.of Irving’s, Schiller’s, Goethe's, Hawthorne’ 8 and George Eliot's works,;.a large book, handsomely bound, entitled “Bean-. tifal Pictures,”’ which includes engravings from the pencil of Landseer, Wilkie, ‘Turner, Frith and ethers, card receivers, parlor tables, ors naments, etc, besides wu large nuiiber of miscellaneous presents, RRA CT MARRIED. At the Methodist Parsonage, in Nevada City, April 12th, 1875, by Rey. P. ¥. Cool, John James to Miss Elizabeth Grace Luke, both of Grasy Valiey. _. BORN. ¥e 5 me moniat-candidates—that-they—would+ ead. do well to emulate. to the office of stl arehal. = 3d, 1875. “ wesdod” to” their own residencé; on . United States Gold Coin, tothe Secretary _at the office of the Company,-No, 77, Montgomery Block, San francisco, California. Any -stock upon whieh shall remain unpaid on. the 17th day of May, 1875, will be déiinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is miade before, will. be sold on the FIFTH day of JUNE, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of re and expenses «f sale. JOHN M. MOORE, Sarretaty. Office—No, 77 Montgomery Block, San Francisco, Cal. apl3 FOR SHERIFF. IKE GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate. for the office of Sheriff of Nevada county, subject tothe decision of the Democratic Convention. apls FOR CITY ASSESSOR. S. LONG is hereby anounced . @ a5 8 candidato for re-election to — of City Assessor. V aps fa FOR CITY MARSHAL. OSEPH B. GRAY is. hereby announced asa candidate for re-etection Election, “MILITARY NOTICE. ae NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! f f On Saturday, May Ist, 1875, At 10.0’clock A, M, for Annuc] Parade and Target Practice.'Che Company will march ' promptly.at 104% o'clock, and all not: ‘in the ranks will be considered as absentees. No excuses receive except sickness or absence from town, You are pereby ordered e appear at. your Armory ! ‘ -IN. FULL UNIFORM, By order, J.-A. RAPP, Captain Commanding. W. FP. Evexs,0. 8 ali-td LL persons indebted to the Estate of the late John A. Lancaster, déceased, Sy beok account or promissory notes, or to the present firm of Lancaster & Co., Empire Livery Stable, are hereby notified. 1 to settle up forthwith and save cost, with D. H. Williamas, at the office of J. M. Wall. ing, Justice of the Peace, Nevada City, or with A. L, Lancaster, at the Office ef the Empire Livery stable, opposite the National Exchange, Broad_street, Nevada City. M.-L, LANCASTER, _ Nevada City, April-10, 1875. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF J AND SECOND STREETs, SACRAMENTO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING Goops OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Qh STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LOW as any house in the State for the same class 2. a know tg be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved Machines With are“known to be good, and preferable to the Older styles, Gaar, Scott & Co.6Portabieene " ee gines, . “Moline Wind Mills, Geid Medal Separators, Vayler Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers, Underweod’s Hay Loader ®& Rake, ‘Trade Engines. Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Wagons, ; Schuttier Farm Wagons, Pitt's Hurse Powers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. > a” See them before tx: Virginta City, Nevada, April 12th, ™ Dy to ‘Bapeites sing and wife asou, — SNES RNS Ee you buy any other, Send fur Catalogues. wp 10-Gm-3up “ this—assessment-Election, May s -etgoods; We handle tone but what we . . NE PROPRIETORS. < OPPOSITE UNION, DON HOTEL, MAIN NEVADA; CITY, CAL, ; “AVING leased the UNION STABLES, Mr. and stocked it with a fine collection esting « ‘of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BUSGIES, ie on M the proprietors announce to the citizens ot “ “es Nevada and the community in general,that ° ers are they are prepared furnish long ac ELEGANT TURNOUTS, « publish ‘Their horsés are kind and gentle, well first co . broken, and yet fre. goers. Persons dé», _ Le granted siripg to geta ; Te ae ioe ___eharge . ; “TEAM OR SADDLE HORS F, mother Should call and examine our outfits and Judge ( prices. ‘Fransient custom solicited and. oa apenas -every effort wilk be made to give satisfac. : a tion, Horses boarded by the week or month third ti at reasonableruies. Sema ‘GRAHAM & MAJOR, ~~ Wheele: noite Se nn The fou ANNUAL MEETING. dite TH FRNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the ‘Stock. : and the holders of the Odd_ Fellows’ Hall As= mother suciation, Will be heldon = : be a Monday, Muay 3d, 1875, teuee ‘ nD : ‘At Be’clock, P, M., at Odd Fellows’ Hall, ee tes for the eleetion of ay ke oughly year, A uH d ORE aT See 7 of Hall Association. awardec tleman_ FLOWER SEEDS. = dren ye' express. GARDEN ‘SEEDS. in being eee : again at GRASS SEEDS. er. The CHOICE BOLE. ~ ._. father, 5 : for. seve CLOVER SEED. See ALFALFA, Bo sib ays «. @d sepa ONION TOPS. = who the __every til “SWEET CORN. gl Pie Wholesale and Retail at ‘the Bou as are PRESTON’S genres : Distri COUGH CANDY, Affords immediate relief to sore throats, Court TRY IT. ment, J E, M, PRESON, _ pa Riggs “Wholesale and’ Retail Druggist and SeedsWages 5 man, : Eshba N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. of Niles : ' : tiff, it w . BANK 0F NEVADA COUNTY Been BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. décree o em L_ STOCK $200, 000, and that = Serica: aos Ises solc —_R,W.TULLY, President.. eee. sea 1" proc AH. PAWKER, 2.25. Hy caries vases « CABHIER, . : : DIRECTORS : the decr John Cashin, ---Chas:Marsh; -R. W. Twly; ~Patrrit Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh; A. H. Parke W. ye Duryea. Byrne, MONEY TO LOAN on goed collateral wasked fo curity. for the Highest Price paid for City and Coun wis Warrants. plaintiff Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular 3 eater ug, 8 be notifi Gold Dust Bought. Bullion” discounted. on this . Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or i tinuance Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min : General-and Speciai Depesits received. by Geo. Checks on San Franvisco, Sacramento, Sa dered Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. ered th Drafts on Easte.n Cities, London and Gerthe moti many. Agents-for Liverpool, Leadon, Globe In— usual fo: surance Company. : CORRESPONDENTS—Bank of California, 17th ins Francisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacraniento Acids. Agency Bank of California, Vi irginis City. Ar gume) Interest on Time Deposits will be -allow', Caldwell ed, as follows : and Nile ‘Six Months Time DeposSe Sy its,6 per cent. per annum. Count ‘Twelve Months Tims morning Deposits, 8 per cent, per = annum, ‘ of Feraons residing at a distance can The O send nioney by Express. oes Checks oen Solvent Bans ktaken at par. are maki . i for.a cok FOR SALE CHEAP! 26th of . 56t A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, soe IN NE ofithe Os VADA crry, a meetin; *: No. 47, « t THE property of J.C. Abbott om evening . Lost Hill, in Nevada City, con1 ‘taining about half-an acre of , solved to ; ground, enclosed by a good fence, . is uffered for ante. There ts -& good dwelling go to Gi house on the place, with six rooms,in good \ -the celeb repair, a fine orchard contsining choice a lew trees and vines, and an excellent well of arge 1 water, Oustoma The property can be bought at will also bargain, by applying on the prembeen sent ises or ;to J. C. ABBOTT county, 1 es signified MAY DAY ‘BALL, From ap Seta will be th —— Fellows j ever seen M ° RS. M. L. MORROW gramme < ed in a fe mi give a grand MAY DAY a ne Officer MOORE'S FLAT, ie 08 s a hogs frot —— . _ last Thar cords Eve’ ng, May. Ist, 1875. _ ‘paman.w. GOOD MUSIC will be bé in attehdances deliberate 1a SPLENDID SUPPER will be furaisbed, ranch to ; and ne done to make the guest ~ anil, whe _. happy. ‘The Chit z parties w deed. Hi Tickets, including Supper. Three Place to-d Dollars. pe All are invited to attend. aps On the County Warrants. either in : twee ARRANTS on General Fund, Nos“a n the a want 0 Am, inclusive, registered a ty goods w id on resentation. : pterest ceases. toma take: : black enar : & P. SANFORD, , Treasurer. tera favor 4. H. PARKER, sia yAssa ! Nevada, apna, 1815. y Off