April 18, 1878 (4 pages)

: Our name, ests. ~establistted of benefit, to the public. ~ "Two promingat fnstances fii pojat . Ts. are the highways: connecting this: ceive Advertisement Jat for the TRANSCRIPT, ang ROAD DNPROVEMENTS, The condition of tt of the wagon roads counécting “‘Wevada” “Chy with thie . " surrounding counly;i@ & great meas, . ure regulates her commercial interel to and from here is increased or diminished, do Oar Business ihen expand or ¢outract their ‘transactions. For other reasons besides the above, . does it not only behoove the “people “of a single town. or-city, butof wholecountfés as well, to pay a fair share, of attention to keeping their regtilar. “thoroughfares in such . , repair a8 ‘Will offer an Inducetient to the tide of travel to increase in’ prov} portions, atid.to opening up.new and . . needed routes: wlierever it will be city with. North Bloomfield. and, San. Juan, neither of which are const¥ucted it @ manner to render~ them: con= venient for the tietebai ties ‘of’ tefiuisters. Indeed, these’ two. important roads are at some seasons. of the year . few more devs," In the game degree:that trav<. p -. $2,000 to the ton.: The vad Trustees hold their rege & ‘and the. ranchers may whistle at Jack Frost. The Murchie mine. employs 40 men; the Pittsburg keeps the same number busy ; the Providence finds work for 85. be given.by es Choral Society on Thursday eventing wext, cap now be rocured ‘at Vinton’s Drug Store. The Workitigmen wilt hold a reg-" ular meeting on. Friday evening, May 184, to which-time they adjourned .at. the meeting on mraiey evening last. : There didn od rE ee ‘end to the cloads which hung over the city yoomrdsy< The: sun was, cack ‘hail fell at odd intervals. “The door of the: ‘Grass Valley Unen with a piece ofatone that assay 8 The door of the ANSCRIPT office is held shut by a ‘# 2,000 pound weight placed against inon theinside. Wy are waiting ‘for a man onthe outside whois asktng tor tlie gari’ Sones article,” to go away. ' : { “(he Defiance rs Ahlen almost. impassable to heavily frerght~ ‘ed wagons, and the result is that more cifeditons route whith taps, the Narrow Gauge failroad ‘at Grass’ Valley has been-adopted. The ins} ~~“portanéé OPremedying such & Btate. . of affairsiat once presents iteelt. One: . of two thitig “nay be done "either: make new toads; or-repaif the “old } cemeet es the Iamert. pic-nic ‘Gitte gives prom ty. The ledge is owned. by Speacer Hobby and others, and has a cada it some 600 feet, and most of the way on the ladge, . which is from two. 4 two and a half feet thick, with nuMierous. stringers running to it, which ones, Cat-down the Purdon Grader} ~and ‘the fretytit haulers will rise up aud bless the people; if ft is not feas-. ible to do that,.do something else, so that travel wilt-wot be diverted from its proper channel; as at present. . the rock Very much resemblés the old Bureka rogk, and se far prospeets The Beecher—Tilton Scandal Re, ‘wived, — The following» letter : appeared Breese: ce oa : reported as follows: . {86 to become a good-paying properPP Workin . a ze ~ Moore’ 8 Flat, i 18th; 1878. by siniitne N. H. Westfall Chaig man, and John Rich Secretary. It was moved, and passed that a committee of three be appointed by planatory of the sense of the meetHing; therefore the Chair appointe J.C. Eastman, d.,.Rodgers sad Me. Pendleton on paid Committee, whieh Whereus, Workingmen of Moore’s Flat have met together this, Saturday. evening, tApril 13th, 1878, to determine the. desirability of ingmen'sparty-in ‘this precinct -t. .: o-operate with similar organizptions already movivg —throughout the county. Aad, ‘he is: néedless ‘to. récapitulate ‘you, the . ineeption and saxide of this movement, You-are‘all no doubt familar’ with the facts. One thing is evident that the time‘has how arrived for the le‘boring masses to assert their right to a voice in the formution of ‘the Jaws; especially those laws control} ling aud defining the elution of labor to cupital. Too lotig have we blindly followed the lead of the professional politicians, those buggurds . in increasing numbers aroutid’ the reninants of the litical feast. Two long have we been the dupes of that class aptly desctibed:seay + of cross. betweea S i ig politician and & 6Oners; paid. emissures of richer men, pervading and gontr ing our county conventions, and through these the Stite;lowaaputneee CHAE with iuaitable cheek, the: me ovat @R-+ tirely succeeded in perverting the . administration of just laws, and almost subyertivg our, constitutional. form of government. Phese facts are patent to the commonest understunding,andia it to be wondered at that the voting niusses buve become disgusted with their-old purty assoCintions or affili#tions,“and have de mead Teatro Potter. the -Obuit to dratt/resol@ tions» @x*} gio) ed . i Primary Pursuant to call the . forming. a Work-. . State, and more especially in thia . 2:40 Peumanshi F. H, cAllis. sbip—I Mc fet yeti “thee “who~ were . Crowell bie? af polities fy hones; place-hant-. © 15 Discussion” on eum. 2:20 Discussion on 2:40 Recess. 3:00 Instrumental or Vocal _Mau“game. 3: 05 ‘Readin The best methods Ha an Miss Preston. 3:25 The best.method. of morality—Prof. Carmichael. 3:40 Discussion on same. . 3:55 Report of ‘Critics. Turspar April 36th. 9:00 a. um. Music, : : 9:05 Roll Call. of Members, Neill, 9:30 Discussion on same. *Crowell, 10:10. Diseussion on same. 10 :30 How to. [each the Elemente’ s. Robinson, 11:00 Language Lessons—Prof. P. J. Carmichael. 11:15 Discnssion on same, 11:30°School, Organization Prof, G. V. Le Veaux: (1:30 P.M. Masie, 1:35 Boli Galt of Members, 1:40 Word “Analysis—Mr, M. B. Potter, 2:00 Methods of Teaching sane’ area and Correspondence—Prot icKker _2:20 Disenasion on same, 3 :00. Recess. SETI 3:20 Teaching Phystology—Prof. G. V. Le Veaux, vag 3:40 Discussion on same; that all, ‘persons tnterdoad in she : jorder was made directing publica9:10 “Percentage-Me. Jb.G. O-Te 9:50 History of U; S.—Prot. 0, B= _11:15 Discussion’ on same. pila 73 3:55 ending exoreiso—Prot0. I H. estatebe and appear at the same to show cause why an order of distribution should not be made of the said estate attiong the heirs. fmunepax, April, 17th. Tn he tiatter of the estate of J. E> Hamlin, @ééeased) “A, Rosenthal, B.H. Miller and August Lademan were appointed appraisers, and an tion of Notice to Creditors. HE Nevada County Teachers’ oe will convene at 1.30 P,M., MONDAY APRIL: 29th, 1878, And continue int session during: the week. It wid] be bald atthe W ashin gton School Heuse, Nevada City. NOTICE, Oveice Nevada Grave Mixine (o,, San Francisco, © ri)11,1 T a meeting of ‘the Beara of ine of the Nevada Gravel Mining ¢ ‘omI heid this day, Assesement bres ee share, jeviea January GOs is hereby rescinded & PENTECOG, ' [als-Bt:p _Seeretary. Notice. to “Creditors. pp one ey STATE of Josiah_ Ro E Notice is hereby given by ‘the wean’ “ighed, Executorsef the Estate of Josiuh Rogers, ae tofthe ered itors 6f,and 51) vouchers, within four first publication of Pexecutors: . , Pine stheet Sifgan Nevade Sie Newds Welling, RUTH L RUG “Executors of the Estate of cH og gers,” ' déreased. J.M. Walling, Att'y fou Ruecutors. ___ Nevada City. April 15th , 1878. ‘“ESTRAY NOTICE, inonths after the C= to the enclosure of the ‘ios. “Teachers of the county MUST attend its sessions or be considered guilty of unprofessiunal conducts. See section 1560 Re vired School Law. Able ins‘ructors will be presént. Schoo] Trustees and others insppeeted in education are invited toattendy GEO, E. ROBINSON, apis . ») ‘Supt, of Schools," WORKINGMENS’ TICKETS, signed, on Saturday, April 13th, 1878, a.Brindle Cow with a young calf. The owner.can obtain the same by calling at Temperance Hall, cd h ro y a paying charges. nf GRIMES Nevada City, April 16, OT8. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. HE ANNUAL. MEETING oF THE stockholders of THE For Marshal, ge Pg pd bgee peasanelet ger For Gy Tyeanuivey, A (TION, will be held at M Hall, on ssonic Saturday Evening, ‘May 18. 1978. for the purpose of electing three Trustees or Neil ay“ od nel and of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before-tt— 4:25 Critio’s Report. + Evening Session. 1:30 Discussion. Are we teaching 100 _ many! i} and if so what ones ought to be rejected? “Disonssdon opened vy A. Burrows, \_ 8:30 Discussion. pani inishment ought not to be inflicted h the. eae “8 ofthe school, . WEpNEsvax, May Ist. 9:00 «. MMasic. 9:05 Roll Call, . 9:10 Orthography—J, E. Carr. ‘not amis ‘40 geler: to ‘the two sad __charters which ‘the Downieville Mes. senger says. were secured by Wm, Wilbourn from the recent California Legislature—one ‘for a road from Dowaleville to Forest. City, .via-the Plioeghe thine, and the, ether for a ~road three mniles = above: Sierra-City, on Tuesday in tue New York newsMr. Ita, D. Wheeler—Dear Sir: A few weeks since, aiter loug months ‘of mental. anguish, Ltold, as yon know, a few friends whom I had bitterly deceived, tnat the charge brougbt by wy husband .of adultery. between myself uni Rev. Henty: Ward: Beecher was true, and that’ the lia I had lived. so well for the past four years, hud bee me. intolerable ¢> me. ‘That statement I now _ years old, bewutifal, via Gold Lake, to Mohawk Valley, Surveys for the “most practicable. routes will: be made immediately, the Forest City road having precedence.’ They will both be finished’ this year if possible. These:.roads are very muth needed to develop} the vast and apparently ‘inexhaustls ble mineral, wealth of Sierra .county. The distance for freight teams. from Nevada »Gity,*to. Downieville will chalk bé poduced ‘to Jésa than forty. miles. Tt is thought that there will be less up grade on: this tlan’on the old routes.’ —_—-——» What an Old Miner Says of the Murchie Mine, A man who bas wotked in nearly every mine in the county, and ig at present employed iv the deptheofthe Murchie, fiforms.us that. the.etrike made by that company excels for extent and richness anything he has ever yet seen developed in this .section. Where they were working vesterday the ledge had increased to the remarkable thickness of six fedt. lor someé'tinie it fas averaged three teet, and the rock taken ous is unexpectedly rieh, © The Murchie is rapidly stepping inte the front: rank’ of Nevada’gobaty’s bopanzas, ern ation p> > -Oices We Give *em Up. A valuable dorrespondert who re+ sides on the Ridge. has sent. us a } dozen of 4 Offgibal conandrums for publication. -We have spent:.the ‘best part of two days trylpg to solve them, and out hair has ‘turned gray in the-effort. Ourowhele aim in: life will now be to get éven with the sender, "Lo that end we are’ underwo) DSE thorough waning . in the at pagilistie. ” a te ‘ 7 Taw wife of the Spanish Minister took be¥ first walk in © Washingtou tue otber day, be ‘edase she-had-anew walking eostiuie, too AVect not to be shown.» ‘Tbe drtss Gane oulyoty the nukles, Was er very. plain, kik } brated se en velvet and bourett:. Het bat oa webip with a wreath of hops, and sbe wmetmagber neck lace wf beads ae bigiaw perciies, Wed translucent as Wahhg bt. “The lidy is shout. byemtyengx opctwe ly-eight with) murners lance sleath: eg. . wretched story will again bd ‘spread solemuly reaffirm und leave the trath . P°°rrwith God, to whom also I cummit ‘myself andm my ebildren and all.who may ‘sutfer, koow full well the explanation thit will be songbt byt any of this acknowledgement: ‘‘A desire to return to my husband,” “insanity,’* "malice," — everything fave the true. and only one—my qnickened. conseieuce and a sense of what ig'due to the cause of jus ice and truth. During all the couplica. tions of these yours you have been . my contidential friend, and therefore . I address this Jeiter to you, .authorizing and requesting you 10 secure its publication, Exrz\sera R. Tiitoy. Brooklyn, Apru 13, 1878, Mr. Beecher was out uf the city Sunday night-when Mrs. Tiltoa’s letter was miadp public, and his whereabouts was not kuown save to a few Lériends, The Tribune telegraphed him a copy of the letter’ at a lute hour Monday and received the. folOwing Gispatch in-reply. Waverty, N.Y., April 15. -Ta. New York ‘Tribune: I confrout Mrs. Tilton’s confession with an. explicit and absolute deyial,, The testuwony to her own innocence and to mine, which forfour years she bad made to bundreds, in public aud private, and béfdre'the Courté in writing and orally, L declsre to betrne, and. the tillegations now wade in eontradiction of her uniform, solemn andinnvarying statements bitberto made I utterly “deny. T declare ber innocent of the transgression. Henny’ Wasp Bexcusn: For a time the columns of our newspapers Will’be again hurdene With the filth which this miserable business engenders, ‘The position occupied by the clerical defendant is 80 higuin the social’and religious the charges made him, and) eo"the Whole afford to ignore against forth to the delectation of scandal mongers, How much of a corrupt. dug influence it will have in destroying things holy, no wan can ioresee! It were far better that Beeclier, and Tilton, and: Woodhull, and Moulton, and allthe balance of the free-love crowd, liad been cast into the sea world, that no public journal can! denisbly theirs, to effect w change in this particularThe ofe bu versa’ of this Republigtiv rg KTP Ah fie-ed, and what do We find?. Starting with ubtold \résoureés, aad with a domain rivalin of continental Kurope,the giant maw of ly “has wbsorbed if) alli} Tue oe have become énornidusly tich, abd the -greéat-mass extremely, Ppoor, ‘The taboring-masses—of_tbis_ county, dition’ old countries. of Muro With a ast public debt, the revéndes vf the pece for years ty pope bypvotheout , ‘monvpolists, and oar vast public domain, tha, noble heritage, Which 6ombined with houest yaiala tlou Was the, primary cause of our uuexampled stride in population and consequent wealth, is already squandered aud exbuusted; and to-day we stand having beéu surroanded iu the pust by wll tae elements tbat could contributs to forma great, “hnifipy . und prosperous tution, the Home o a free and gen¢érous. people,—o the heaviest taxed and: wer éd people on this éarth, fggerition? ‘No; +f is" the frozen . oubly blind who truth, und he is does hot see it. And now the laboring tien of — Pacitic coast have to meet and Rrappie ~with another problem.-A bedthen horde bas invaded us, It is useless to inquire which of the opposing parties is responsible. . The fact exists. Our eXpe tienge teaches us thut we cannot rely jupon either of them f ra solution uf the provlem, We must depetd upon ourselves; we, whose lubur comes im direct conflict with theis.Let.us unitedly.wilk that THE “CHINESE MUST GO. Let. vs steadfastiy adbere tor tuat uttirmation., Letat. be the, rallying ery. Let us bend all our energies to accomplish that ead, in eonjauciion Wit the other ery of National honesty in the National Halls of legislation, State Honesty it “Stite legis lativn aud Manietpai honesty in niunicipul affairs. Yberefore, be it resalved, that we the laboring. Mussesby presenting an united front ean succe Re stemming the present tide of political torruption ind inaugurating a oew era in public affairs. We muy then proudly say, that we are a tree aud independent people : otherwise we nay us well admit tiat our government is a fuilure, and that the dame of liberty has expired upon the altar which gave it birth. On mouon the preamble and resolutions Wers Uuauitbously adopted. On wotion a commi.tse of ive was appointed on permanent orgapi« pasion with special instructions to vonfer with all siinilar organizations tg ut fe county, n Metion ie me‘ ting. adjourned to Sacarduy, 7 a ’ N. H. Ween » Kaanidanhe with tmilstones about tly necks, P ‘than that this disgraceful: historys} with iis demoralizing miss. of . ‘pasty. dutaita, Should ave ever’ tden’ made ablic. £ #4 $¢ -dobu Rich, Bemis tary, » "Dae city of Bliat, Michigan, , does. Dot owe a dollar, tor can it run in debt hereafter, unless. by Mircet termined to exercise Se the power, un= . _ iff extent the i he wo . tion,”* Lae 9:30 Discussion of\puma, 9:50 Etymology.of “Grammar— Mrs. O. EB. Parsons. ae 10:10 Discussion on same>— 10:25 Arithmetic fractious.—=N. Kennedy. 10:45 Recess. 7 11:00, Discussion on fractions. 1:20 Mathematical Geography— J. Tiffuny. * 11:40 reer Nag Herod. Afternoon—1.30, Music, 135 Calling Roll, ower, it 20-. Disuussion. 2.40 , Becess. 3.00 ' Masic. 3.05 Leeture—Edneational islution in our own and ot Mes Dr. Citr, ~ Critie’s Report. Evening—7.3 Lecture Ke States, ll Call. Music, rof. C.H. Alleu, on of the Home in Educa“THURSDAY, May 2d. 9.00 Mrsic. 9.35 oil Call. 9.40. School Gomsament; Prof. Garmiéhae), 10,00 Ratio~ and Proportion, J. C. Boynton, 10.20 . Disenssion. 10.40, Recess, 11 00 Natural History, Mrs, Dr. Carr. 11.30 Snytax of Grammar, Z, T. Smitwo. i Afternoon—1.30 Masic, 1.35. Rol} Call, 1.40 -Book-keeping and Business Forms, G@. Ws Eldon, 2.00° Discussion. 2.20. Reading, Prof. C. H. Allen. 8.00 Recess, 5 20 Drawing, Frauk Power. 3.40 Discussion. 8 5¢@. Phonetics, F. H. MeAllister. 410 Discussion. 425. Report of Critics. Evening—7 30 Music. Roll Call, . Lectttre—social Ecunowy und Edaucubits Mrs, Dr. Carr, Fripay, May 34. 9.00 Rell Call. Masic. #10 Primwry Object Teaching, by Miss ‘&, Banks, 9.30 The Relation of Studies to Mental Development, Prof. ©. H. Allen. 10.30 Discussion. 10.40. Recess. 11.00 Metric System, J. E. Carr. 11.20 Diseussion. 11.30.” Methods of eect Dep, by . Peter Bile 17.50 Discussion. lutérmission, ad 1.30 Music. Bell Call. ie Panay? G Mi riuar e0 x Miss} e! zo: <rapl ay, 2.15 Calisthenice and Breathing Exercise; R. E, Robinson. : 2.35 Recess. 3.50 ~ Reports of Committees and Miscellune:os business, A. 30 . Adjournment,. ‘Toe foregoing. is an outline of the orde< of exercises, which witli be varied to suit the convenience of Professor Allen, Mrs. Dr, Garr aud other éducaturs wuo wise be Present. Vote Ob thheccti 2eB8 5» ae eel “BResolyed that] — “tle and interest of Mi ‘ole ~-t-40-—SchoolEoonomy, Prot 6-H, jana ak pla are ie re fe we eh a who” ero 2.00 Reading for Grammar Grades. _aétes, in . Doane LEE DIRECTION OF L. W. DREYFUSS. For City ARROOOOF . a —W.8.LONG. “For Trustees, Ke CASPER, F. GILTET, J. C. LOCKLIN, ; CONSTABLE’S SALE. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me directed and delivered,issted from the Court of Léopold Garthe, aa acting Justice of the Peace in and for tke Town. ship of Nevada, Nevada Co., State of Cal., ‘bearing date April Lith, 3818,.0n. a-judg.ment rendered in said Court on the 15th ay of July, 1876, in favor of ae A Monnd by him duly assigned to George pi sburg, and ciples Michsel Coughlan, for the 8um of Three Hundred and uastyfive 70-100 Hollars damages, and Twen five 85-100 DoNars cost of suit at the dering of said costs, I have levi — gment, with crulng all tight ti. —— \% of a 4 of the aw 4 of See, 31} li_w, RG E, M. 'B. M, Contathing x in all 29 Sis00 acres of mining land, Notice is hereby given that ‘I will expose’ to pubic sale all the above described property (or sufficient to satisfy said demand) ‘to the highest bidder for. cash, in gold coin, im xront of the Court House door, in Nevada City,on THURSDAY, the 9th day of May, 1878, wetween the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o’clock P. M. of said day. Given undet my hand this 16th day of April, 1878. . WILLIAM SCOTT, api7 Constable of Nevada Tn Schoo: Mirectoas’ xlecuon. Nore is hereby giv: én to the qualitied Electors of Nevada School District, including Nevada City; that an election Ww vila be held on “Saturday, April 27th, 1878, Atthe Washington School House, Fr the purpose of eleeting Two (4) Schoel Directors of said District. “The ‘pofis‘will open ore hour after smirige and close at sunset. Erastus Bond Inspector, A. R, Wadsworth and Delos Calkins, Judges. By order of the Board of Education. J. C, RICH, President. Com E, MULLOx, Clerk, apl6— FOR CITY MARSHAL. . ATHANIEL BAILEY will be a candi date for election to the office of City Manshai, at the-ensuing City election, to be held: oa Monday: one 6th, 1878. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL}. CONCERT BY THE NEVADA CITY CHORAL SOCIETY, PROFS. DAVIS AND MULLER, AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, ‘Tuesday Even’ g, April 23, 1878. A magnificeat programme will be sented to the Public by the most taj ladies and gentlemen of this cit 3 Paranda Fitty Cents. Children Halt Price. ceased: -to exhibit them with the Slowey : = C Nevada March, 30th , 1878 te oarere: MAKING. * ee MISS LOTTIE WEISS, that slie is now prepared to Cut, Fit, and Make all ‘kinds of DRESSES, IN THEMOS2, FASHIONABLE . STYLES AND AT LOW RATES. Millinéry in all its Branches, Ladies’ Hats and Bonnéts made to order or made ove in the Latest Epring anu Summer Styles. Gentlemen's Panama and Leghern Hate Cleaned and Whitened, All work entrusted tomy ¢are. Will re. ceive prowpt and careful attention, _ Photograph 0:1 Paintings, Executed in the highest style of the art, Cail and see specimens at AN'TOINE aaa 8S, where orders can be left. MISS LOTTIE WEISS, Sacramento Street, wery. GRAND EBXCU RSI ON —AND— ae PIC Ni C, TO BE HELD AT ISMERT’S GROVE, . Sunday, Mey 6th, 1878, Under the auspices o GRASS VALLEY vAMP, No. ! 72, 0. of Cr. LARGE PLATFORM FOR. DANCING will be provided, and the’ best of brass and string Music will be in attendance. There will be seate for the accommodation of guests, on the grounds A fine Lunch on the ground by Mrs Ismert. Neg Residence, Weiss’ bi near m28 TIME TABLE. : Leave Grass Vailey at $49 A. M,, 10.15 A.M., 1.06P. M., 240 bP. M.,3.3u P. M., 8:25 P. M. 4. Leave Nevada City , at 9.30 A. 2.00 P. M., 4% P.M, 7.00 P.M. PRICES AS USUAL, By order of the Comanittee. District School Tix lection. 23M, ap5 } WY OTICE is hereby given to, the qualitied Electors of NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Including NEVADA CITY; that an Ele tion will be held onSaturday the 27th day of April 1878, atthe Washington Schov ' Bailding, . . For the purpose of votir 6 vpon able property of suid b stz ursto be agg be im electing an Arseseor aad C alee ac e Polis will open one héur after eunfge and close at sunset. ’ Erastus Bond, Inspector, A. R. Wacsworth and D. Jos Calxins, Judges. By order of the Board of Edtivatien. 3.0, KICH, Presidcnt, oO, E. Mulloy, Clerk. a0 @AN MAKE MONEY fasier at work for us than at anything: elee. Ca) tal not wired; we will start you. $42 er day @t home made by tae matrious. en, womea, boys end girls wanted evetywhere to work for us. Now is the time. Doors open at 7 o’clock, Concert com. Go. B/Rosixson, Supt. Schools, mencesaf § P.M.” * aplo pCa tly outit and terms free, Address TBUE & CU , Augusta, Maine. WOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies of-.Nevada and a ad. ae The Dail é PEI Paul Pleasan fascinating and ~ the Pacific Coas tribator to seve erary pablicatic jnthecity. “ the columns 0 News Letter h _ beauty pingerit tence that apf imagination of _We are please prilliaat writer ot remaining I da Citys Registered ai ‘Hh Atwater, M mong. and J. Os ‘J. J. Briggs, * Mowbray, Sanly, Stockton. John H. Di ex-Sheriff of N town yesterday his interest in the former plac forthe next { offers. On to whose ins‘ gives his name employed in tl was arrested b time previous now learn tha’ somewhat in p from the Gove the. Governor. _muan, and that necessary doe since, he+8 no City.” Petersc ~ the fidgers of twice before (+) pus, but It is intend to give "tunity to evad Assessor Lo Assessment R 1878; and it v Trustees at t to-night. T niaty of the re Number of Value of cit Improveme: Improve né! $1,300. Personal pr Money, $15. ‘Total amou $624,166. Spec Friday bein; will. be full Trinity Chur ionement o Christ, for. t “Ou Easter 80 Nn Communian, doctriué Of Xt Suuday scho their Basher. £ lic invited. 4 Gr Ds Will be at’ t few days, with improved spe Champign¢ ‘ Hyman Br the largest, b complete stoc Boys’ Clothi Boots, § ses, in thé marke! told at greatl convinced gal corner Broad vada City, Sp Mrs. Beil ttued “to wuXions to 6 Patrons at th where she wi clarvoyant 8 2, and~ fror cles Tuesda: Sittings aul sie z= Jet receiy Paper, ay

: Our name, ests. ~establistted of benefit, to the public.. ~ "Two promingat fnstances fii pojat . Ts. are the highways: connecting this: ceive Advertisement Jat for the TRANSCRIPT, ang ROAD DNPROVEMENTS, The condition of tt of the wagon roads counécting “‘Wevada” “Chy with thie . " surrounding counly;i@ & great meas, . ure regulates her commercial interel to and from here is increased or diminished, do Oar Business ihen expand or ¢outract their ‘transactions. For other reasons besides the above, . does it not only behoove the “people “of a single town. or-city, butof wholecountfés as well, to pay a fair share, of attention to keeping their regtilar. “thoroughfares in such . , repair a8 ‘Will offer an Inducetient to the tide of travel to increase in’ prov} portions, atid.to opening up.new and . . needed routes: wlierever it will be city with. North Bloomfield. and, San. Juan, neither of which are const¥ucted it @ manner to render~ them: con= venient for the tietebai ties ‘of’ tefiuisters. Indeed, these’ two. important roads are at some seasons. of the year . few more devs," In the game degree:that trav<. p -. $2,000 to the ton.: The vad Trustees hold their rege & ‘and the. ranchers may whistle at Jack Frost. The Murchie mine. employs 40 men; the Pittsburg keeps the same number busy ; the Providence finds work for 85. be given.by es Choral Society on Thursday eventing wext, cap now be rocured ‘at Vinton’s Drug Store. The Workitigmen wilt hold a reg-" ular meeting on. Friday evening, May 184, to which-time they adjourned .at. the meeting on mraiey evening last. : There didn od rE ee ‘end to the cloads which hung over the city yoomrdsy< The: sun was, cack ‘hail fell at odd intervals. “The door of the: ‘Grass Valley Unen with a piece ofatone that assay 8 The door of the ANSCRIPT office is held shut by a ‘# 2,000 pound weight placed against inon theinside.. Wy are waiting ‘for a man onthe outside whois asktng tor tlie gari’ Sones article,” to go away. ' : { “(he Defiance rs Ahlen almost. impassable to heavily frerght~ ‘ed wagons, and the result is that more cifeditons route whith taps, the Narrow Gauge failroad ‘at Grass’ Valley has been-adopted. The ins} ~~“portanéé OPremedying such & Btate. . of affairsiat once presents iteelt. One: . of two thitig “nay be done "either: make new toads; or-repaif the “old } cemeet es the Iamert. pic-nic ‘Gitte gives prom ty. The ledge is owned. by Speacer Hobby and others, and has a cada it some 600 feet, and most of the way on the ladge, . which is from two. 4 two and a half feet thick, with nuMierous. stringers running to it, which ones, Cat-down the Purdon Grader} ~and ‘the fretytit haulers will rise up aud bless the people; if ft is not feas-. ible to do that,.do something else, so that travel wilt-wot be diverted from its proper channel; as at present. . the rock Very much resemblés the old Bureka rogk, and se far prospeets The Beecher—Tilton Scandal Re, ‘wived, — The following» letter : appeared Breese: ce oa : reported as follows: . {86 to become a good-paying properPP Workin . a ze ~ Moore’ 8 Flat, i 18th; 1878. by siniitne N. H. Westfall Chaig man, and John Rich Secretary. It was moved, and passed that a committee of three be appointed by planatory of the sense of the meetHing; therefore the Chair appointe J.C. Eastman, d.,.Rodgers sad Me. Pendleton on paid Committee, whieh Whereus, Workingmen of Moore’s Flat have met together this, Saturday. evening, tApril 13th, 1878, to determine the. desirability of ingmen'sparty-in ‘this precinct -t. .: o-operate with similar organizptions already movivg —throughout the county. Aad, ‘he is: néedless ‘to. récapitulate ‘you, the . ineeption and saxide of this movement, You-are‘all no doubt familar’ with the facts. One thing is evident that the time‘has how arrived for the le‘boring masses to assert their right to a voice in the formution of ‘the Jaws; especially those laws control} ling aud defining the elution of labor to cupital. Too lotig have we blindly followed the lead of the professional politicians, those buggurds . in increasing numbers aroutid’ the reninants of the litical feast. Two long have we been the dupes of that class aptly desctibed:seay + of cross. betweea S i ig politician and & 6Oners; paid. emissures of richer men, pervading and gontr ing our county conventions, and through these the Stite;lowaaputneee CHAE with iuaitable cheek, the: me ovat @R-+ tirely succeeded in perverting the . administration of just laws, and almost subyertivg our, constitutional. form of government. Phese facts are patent to the commonest understunding,andia it to be wondered at that the voting niusses buve become disgusted with their-old purty assoCintions or affili#tions,“and have de mead Teatro Potter. the -Obuit to dratt/resol@ tions» @x*} gio) ed . i Primary Pursuant to call the . forming. a Work-. . State, and more especially in thia . 2:40 Peumanshi F. H, cAllis. sbip—I Mc fet yeti “thee “who~ were . Crowell bie? af polities fy hones; place-hant-. © 15 Discussion” on eum. 2:20 Discussion on 2:40 Recess. 3:00 Instrumental or Vocal _Mau“game. 3: 05 ‘Readin The best methods Ha an Miss Preston. 3:25 The best.method. of morality—Prof. Carmichael. 3:40 Discussion on same. . 3:55 Report of ‘Critics. Turspar April 36th. 9:00 a. um. Music, : : 9:05 Roll Call. of Members, Neill, 9:30 Discussion on same. *Crowell, 10:10. Diseussion on same. 10 :30 How to. [each the Elemente’ s. Robinson, 11:00 Language Lessons—Prof. P. J. Carmichael. 11:15 Discnssion on same, 11:30°School, Organization Prof, G. V. Le Veaux: (1:30 P.M. Masie, 1:35 Boli Galt of Members, 1:40 Word “Analysis—Mr, M. B. Potter, 2:00 Methods of Teaching sane’ area and Correspondence—Prot icKker _2:20 Disenasion on same, 3 :00. Recess. SETI 3:20 Teaching Phystology—Prof. G. V. Le Veaux, vag 3:40 Discussion on same; that all, ‘persons tnterdoad in she : jorder was made directing publica9:10 “Percentage-Me. Jb.G. O-Te 9:50 History of U; S.—Prot. 0, B= _11:15 Discussion’ on same. pila 73 3:55 ending exoreiso—Prot0. I H. estatebe and appear at the same to show cause why an order of distribution should not be made of the said estate attiong the heirs. fmunepax, April, 17th.. Tn he tiatter of the estate of J. E> Hamlin, @ééeased) “A, Rosenthal, B.H. Miller and August Lademan were appointed appraisers, and an tion of Notice to Creditors. HE Nevada County Teachers’ oe will convene at 1.30 P,M., MONDAY APRIL: 29th, 1878, And continue int session during: the week. It wid] be bald atthe W ashin gton School Heuse, Nevada City. NOTICE, Oveice Nevada Grave Mixine (o,, San Francisco, © ri)11,1 T a meeting of ‘the Beara of ine of the Nevada Gravel Mining ¢ ‘omI heid this day, Assesement bres ee share, jeviea January GOs is hereby rescinded & PENTECOG, ' [als-Bt:p _Seeretary. Notice. to “Creditors. pp one ey STATE of Josiah_ Ro E Notice is hereby given by ‘the wean’ “ighed, Executorsef the Estate of Josiuh Rogers, ae tofthe ered itors 6f,and 51) vouchers, within four first publication of Pexecutors: . , Pine stheet Sifgan Nevade Sie Newds Welling, RUTH L RUG “Executors of the Estate of cH og gers,” ' déreased. J.M. Walling, Att'y fou Ruecutors. ___ Nevada City. April 15th , 1878. ‘“ESTRAY NOTICE, inonths after the C= to the enclosure of the ‘ios. “Teachers of the county MUST attend its sessions or be considered guilty of unprofessiunal conducts. See section 1560 Re vired School Law. Able ins‘ructors will be presént. Schoo] Trustees and others insppeeted in education are invited toattendy GEO, E. ROBINSON, apis . ») ‘Supt, of Schools," WORKINGMENS’ TICKETS, signed, on Saturday, April 13th, 1878, a.Brindle Cow with a young calf. The owner.can obtain the same by calling at Temperance Hall, cd h ro y a paying charges. nf GRIMES Nevada City, April 16, OT8. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. HE ANNUAL. MEETING oF THE stockholders of THE For Marshal, ge Pg pd bgee peasanelet ger For Gy Tyeanuivey, A (TION, will be held at M Hall, on ssonic Saturday Evening, ‘May 18. 1978. for the purpose of electing three Trustees or Neil ay“ od nel and of transacting such other business as may lawfully come before-tt— 4:25 Critio’s Report. + Evening Session. 1:30 Discussion. Are we teaching 100 _ many! i} and if so what ones ought to be rejected? “Disonssdon opened vy A. Burrows, \_ 8:30 Discussion. pani inishment ought not to be inflicted h the. eae “8 ofthe school, . WEpNEsvax, May Ist. 9:00 «. MMasic. 9:05 Roll Call, . 9:10 Orthography—J, E. Carr. ‘not amis ‘40 geler: to ‘the two sad __charters which ‘the Downieville Mes. senger says. were secured by Wm, Wilbourn from the recent California Legislature—one ‘for a road from Dowaleville to Forest. City, .via-the Plioeghe thine, and the, ether for a ~road three mniles = above: Sierra-City, on Tuesday in tue New York newsMr. Ita, D. Wheeler—Dear Sir: A few weeks since, aiter loug months ‘of mental. anguish, Ltold, as yon know, a few friends whom I had bitterly deceived, tnat the charge brougbt by wy husband .of adultery. between myself uni Rev. Henty: Ward: Beecher was true, and that’ the lia I had lived. so well for the past four years, hud bee me. intolerable ¢> me. ‘That statement I now _ years old, bewutifal, via Gold Lake, to Mohawk Valley, Surveys for the “most practicable. routes will: be made immediately, the Forest City road having precedence.’ They will both be finished’ this year if possible.. These:.roads are very muth needed to develop} the vast and apparently ‘inexhaustls ble mineral, wealth of Sierra .county. The distance for freight teams. from Nevada »Gity,*to. Downieville will chalk bé poduced ‘to Jésa than forty. miles. Tt is thought that there will be less up grade on: this tlan’on the old routes.’ —_—-——» What an Old Miner Says of the Murchie Mine, A man who bas wotked in nearly every mine in the county, and ig at present employed iv the deptheofthe Murchie, fiforms.us that. the.etrike made by that company excels for extent and richness anything he has ever yet seen developed in this .section. Where they were working vesterday the ledge had increased to the remarkable thickness of six fedt. lor someé'tinie it fas averaged three teet, and the rock taken ous is unexpectedly rieh, © The Murchie is rapidly stepping inte the front: rank’ of Nevada’gobaty’s bopanzas, ern ation p> > -Oices We Give *em Up. A valuable dorrespondert who re+ sides on the Ridge. has sent. us a } dozen of 4 Offgibal conandrums for publication. -We have spent:.the ‘best part of two days trylpg to solve them, and out hair has ‘turned gray in the-effort. Ourowhele aim in: life will now be to get éven with the sender, "Lo that end we are’ underwo) DSE thorough waning . in the at pagilistie. ” a te ‘ 7 Taw wife of the Spanish Minister took be¥ first walk in © Washingtou tue otber day, be ‘edase she-had-anew walking eostiuie, too AVect not to be shown.» ‘Tbe drtss Gane oulyoty the nukles, Was er very. plain, kik } brated se en velvet and bourett:. Het bat oa webip with a wreath of hops, and sbe wmetmagber neck lace wf beads ae bigiaw perciies, Wed translucent as Wahhg bt. “The lidy is shout. byemtyengx opctwe ly-eight with) murners lance sleath: eg. . wretched story will again bd ‘spread solemuly reaffirm und leave the trath . P°°rrwith God, to whom also I cummit ‘myself andm my ebildren and all.who may ‘sutfer, koow full well the explanation thit will be songbt byt any of this acknowledgement: ‘‘A desire to return to my husband,” “insanity,’* "malice," — everything fave the true. and only one—my qnickened. conseieuce and a sense of what ig'due to the cause of jus ice and truth. During all the couplica. tions of these yours you have been . my contidential friend, and therefore . I address this Jeiter to you, .authorizing and requesting you 10 secure its publication, Exrz\sera R. Tiitoy. Brooklyn, Apru 13, 1878, Mr. Beecher was out uf the city Sunday night-when Mrs. Tiltoa’s letter was miadp public, and his whereabouts was not kuown save to a few Lériends, The Tribune telegraphed him a copy of the letter’ at a lute hour Monday and received the. folOwing Gispatch in-reply. Waverty, N.Y., April 15. -Ta. New York ‘Tribune: I confrout Mrs. Tilton’s confession with an. explicit and absolute deyial,, The testuwony to her own innocence and to mine, which forfour years she bad made to bundreds, in public aud private, and béfdre'the Courté in writing and orally, L declsre to betrne, and. the tillegations now wade in eontradiction of her uniform, solemn andinnvarying statements bitberto made I utterly “deny. T declare ber innocent of the transgression. Henny’ Wasp Bexcusn: For a time the columns of our newspapers Will’be again hurdene With the filth which this miserable business engenders, ‘The position occupied by the clerical defendant is 80 higuin the social’and religious the charges made him, and) eo"the Whole afford to ignore against forth to the delectation of scandal mongers, How much of a corrupt. dug influence it will have in destroying things holy, no wan can ioresee! It were far better that Beeclier, and Tilton, and: Woodhull, and Moulton, and allthe balance of the free-love crowd, liad been cast into the sea world, that no public journal can! denisbly theirs, to effect w change in this particularThe ofe bu versa’ of this Republigtiv rg KTP Ah fie-ed, and what do We find?. Starting with ubtold \résoureés, aad with a domain rivalin of continental Kurope,the giant maw of ly “has wbsorbed if) alli} Tue oe have become énornidusly tich, abd the -greéat-mass extremely, Ppoor, ‘The taboring-masses—of_tbis_ county, dition’ old countries. of Muro With a ast public debt, the revéndes vf the pece for years ty pope bypvotheout , ‘monvpolists, and oar vast public domain, tha, noble heritage, Which 6ombined with houest yaiala tlou Was the, primary cause of our uuexampled stride in population and consequent wealth, is already squandered aud exbuusted; and to-day we stand having beéu surroanded iu the pust by wll tae elements tbat could

contributs to forma great, “hnifipy . und prosperous tution, the Home o a free and gen¢érous. people,—o the heaviest taxed and: wer éd people on this éarth, fggerition? ‘No; +f is" the frozen . oubly blind who truth, und he is does hot see it. And now the laboring tien of — Pacitic coast have to meet and Rrappie ~with another problem.-A bedthen horde bas invaded us, It is useless to inquire which of the opposing parties is responsible. . The fact exists. Our eXpe tienge teaches us thut we cannot rely jupon either of them f ra solution uf the provlem, We must depetd upon ourselves; we, whose lubur comes im direct conflict with theis..Let.us unitedly.wilk that THE “CHINESE MUST GO. Let. vs steadfastiy adbere tor tuat uttirmation., Letat. be the, rallying ery. Let us bend all our energies to accomplish that ead, in eonjauciion Wit the other ery of National honesty in the National Halls of legislation, State Honesty it “Stite legis lativn aud Manietpai honesty in niunicipul affairs. Yberefore, be it resalved, that we the laboring. Mussesby presenting an united front ean succe Re stemming the present tide of political torruption ind inaugurating a oew era in public affairs.. We muy then proudly say, that we are a tree aud independent people : otherwise we nay us well admit tiat our government is a fuilure, and that the dame of liberty has expired upon the altar which gave it birth. On mouon the preamble and resolutions Wers Uuauitbously adopted. On wotion a commi.tse of ive was appointed on permanent orgapi« pasion with special instructions to vonfer with all siinilar organizations tg ut fe county, n Metion ie me‘ ting. adjourned to Sacarduy, 7 a ’ N. H. Ween » Kaanidanhe with tmilstones about tly necks, P ‘than that this disgraceful: historys} with iis demoralizing miss. of . ‘pasty. dutaita, Should ave ever’ tden’ made ablic. £ #4 $¢ -dobu Rich, Bemis tary, » "Dae city of Bliat, Michigan, , does. Dot owe a dollar, tor can it run in debt hereafter, unless. by Mircet termined to exercise Se the power, un= . _ iff extent the i he wo . tion,”* Lae 9:30 Discussion of\puma, 9:50 Etymology.of “Grammar— Mrs. O. EB. Parsons. ae 10:10 Discussion on same>— 10:25 Arithmetic fractious.—=N. Kennedy. 10:45 Recess. 7 11:00, Discussion on fractions. 1:20 Mathematical Geography— J. Tiffuny. * 11:40 reer Nag Herod. Afternoon—1.30, Music, 135 Calling Roll, ower, it 20-. Disuussion. 2.40 , Becess. 3.00 ' Masic. 3.05 Leeture—Edneational islution in our own and ot Mes Dr. Citr, ~ Critie’s Report. Evening—7.3 Lecture Ke States, ll Call. Music, rof. C.H. Alleu, on of the Home in Educa“THURSDAY, May 2d. 9.00 Mrsic. 9.35 oil Call. 9.40. School Gomsament; Prof. Garmiéhae), 10,00 Ratio~ and Proportion, J. C. Boynton, 10.20 . Disenssion. 10.40, Recess, 11 00 Natural History, Mrs, Dr. Carr. 11.30 Snytax of Grammar, Z, T. Smitwo. i Afternoon—1.30 Masic, 1.35. Rol} Call, 1.40 -Book-keeping and Business Forms, G@. Ws Eldon, 2.00° Discussion. 2.20. Reading, Prof. C. H. Allen. 8.00 Recess, 5 20 Drawing, Frauk Power. 3.40 Discussion. 8 5¢@. Phonetics, F. H. MeAllister. 410 Discussion. 425. Report of Critics. Evening—7 30 Music. Roll Call, . Lectttre—social Ecunowy und Edaucubits Mrs, Dr. Carr, Fripay, May 34. 9.00 Rell Call. Masic. #10 Primwry Object Teaching, by Miss ‘&, Banks, 9.30 The Relation of Studies to Mental Development, Prof. ©. H. Allen. 10.30 Discussion. 10.40. Recess. 11.00 Metric System, J. E. Carr. 11.20 Diseussion. 11.30.” Methods of eect Dep, by . Peter Bile 17.50 Discussion. lutérmission, ad 1.30 Music. Bell Call. ie Panay? G Mi riuar e0 x Miss} e! zo: <rapl ay, 2.15 Calisthenice and Breathing Exercise; R. E, Robinson. : 2.35 Recess. 3.50 ~ Reports of Committees and Miscellune:os business, A. 30 . Adjournment,. ‘Toe foregoing. is an outline of the orde< of exercises, which witli be varied to suit the convenience of Professor Allen, Mrs. Dr, Garr aud other éducaturs wuo wise be Present. Vote Ob thheccti 2eB8 5» ae eel “BResolyed that] — “tle and interest of Mi ‘ole ~-t-40-—SchoolEoonomy, Prot 6-H, jana ak pla are ie re fe we eh a who” ero 2.00 Reading for Grammar Grades. _aétes, in . Doane LEE DIRECTION OF L. W. DREYFUSS. For City ARROOOOF .. a —W.8.LONG. “For Trustees, Ke CASPER, F. GILTET, J. C. LOCKLIN, ; CONSTABLE’S SALE. ¥ VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me directed and delivered,issted from the Court of Léopold Garthe, aa acting Justice of the Peace in and for tke Town. ship of Nevada, Nevada Co., State of Cal., ‘bearing date April Lith, 3818,.0n. a-judg.ment rendered in said Court on the 15th ay of July, 1876, in favor of ae A Monnd by him duly assigned to George pi sburg, and ciples Michsel Coughlan, for the 8um of Three Hundred and uastyfive 70-100 Hollars damages, and Twen five 85-100 DoNars cost of suit at the dering of said costs, I have levi — gment, with crulng all tight ti. —— \% of a 4 of the aw 4 of See, 31} li_w, RG E, M. 'B. M, Contathing x in all 29 Sis00 acres of mining land, Notice is hereby given that ‘I will expose’ to pubic sale all the above described property (or sufficient to satisfy said demand) ‘to the highest bidder for. cash, in gold coin, im xront of the Court House door, in Nevada City,on THURSDAY, the 9th day of May, 1878, wetween the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o’clock P. M. of said day. Given undet my hand this 16th day of April, 1878. . WILLIAM SCOTT, api7 Constable of Nevada Tn Schoo: Mirectoas’ xlecuon. Nore is hereby giv: én to the qualitied Electors of Nevada School District, including Nevada City; that an election Ww vila be held on “Saturday, April 27th, 1878, Atthe Washington School House, Fr the purpose of eleeting Two (4) Schoel Directors of said District. “The ‘pofis‘will open ore hour after smirige and close at sunset. Erastus Bond Inspector, A. R, Wadsworth and Delos Calkins, Judges. By order of the Board of Education. J. C, RICH, President. Com E, MULLOx, Clerk, apl6— FOR CITY MARSHAL. . ATHANIEL BAILEY will be a candi date for election to the office of City Manshai, at the-ensuing City election, to be held: oa Monday: one 6th, 1878. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL}. CONCERT BY THE NEVADA CITY CHORAL SOCIETY, PROFS. DAVIS AND MULLER, AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, ‘Tuesday Even’ g, April 23, 1878. A magnificeat programme will be sented to the Public by the most taj ladies and gentlemen of this cit 3 Paranda Fitty Cents. Children Halt Price. ceased: -to exhibit them with the Slowey : = C Nevada March, 30th , 1878 te oarere: MAKING. * ee MISS LOTTIE WEISS, that slie is now prepared to Cut, Fit, and Make all ‘kinds of DRESSES, IN THEMOS2, FASHIONABLE . STYLES AND AT LOW RATES. Millinéry in all its Branches, Ladies’ Hats and Bonnéts made to order or made ove in the Latest Epring anu Summer Styles. Gentlemen's Panama and Leghern Hate Cleaned and Whitened, All work entrusted tomy ¢are. Will re. ceive prowpt and careful attention, _ Photograph 0:1 Paintings, Executed in the highest style of the art, Cail and see specimens at AN'TOINE aaa 8S, where orders can be left. MISS LOTTIE WEISS, Sacramento Street, wery. GRAND EBXCU RSI ON —AND— ae PIC Ni C, TO BE HELD AT ISMERT’S GROVE, . Sunday, Mey 6th, 1878, Under the auspices o GRASS VALLEY vAMP, No. ! 72, 0. of Cr. LARGE PLATFORM FOR. DANCING will be provided, and the’ best of brass and string Music will be in attendance. There will be seate for the accommodation of guests, on the grounds A fine Lunch on the ground by Mrs Ismert. Neg Residence, Weiss’ bi near m28 TIME TABLE. : Leave Grass Vailey at $49 A. M,, 10.15 A.M., 1.06P. M., 240 bP. M.,3.3u P. M., 8:25 P. M. 4. Leave Nevada City , at 9.30 A. 2.00 P. M., 4% P.M, 7.00 P.M. PRICES AS USUAL, By order of the Comanittee. District School Tix lection. 23M, ap5 } WY OTICE is hereby given to, the qualitied Electors of NEVADA SCHOOL DISTRICT. Including NEVADA CITY; that an Ele tion will be held onSaturday the 27th day of April 1878, atthe Washington Schov ' Bailding, . . For the purpose of votir 6 vpon able property of suid b stz ursto be agg be im electing an Arseseor aad C alee ac e Polis will open one héur after eunfge and close at sunset. ’ Erastus Bond, Inspector, A. R. Wacsworth and D. Jos Calxins, Judges. By order of the Board of Edtivatien. 3.0, KICH, Presidcnt, oO, E. Mulloy, Clerk. a0 @AN MAKE MONEY fasier at work for us than at anything: elee. Ca) tal not wired; we will start you. $42 er day @t home made by tae matrious. en, womea, boys end girls wanted evetywhere to work for us. Now is the time. Doors open at 7 o’clock, Concert com. Go. B/Rosixson, Supt. Schools, mencesaf § P.M.” * aplo pCa tly outit and terms free, Address TBUE & CU , Augusta, Maine. WOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies of-.Nevada and a ad. ae The Dail é PEI Paul Pleasan fascinating and ~ the Pacific Coas tribator to seve erary pablicatic jnthecity. “ the columns 0 News Letter h _ beauty pingerit tence that apf imagination of _We are please prilliaat writer ot remaining I da Citys Registered ai ‘Hh Atwater, M mong. and J. Os ‘J. J. Briggs, * Mowbray, Sanly, Stockton. John H. Di ex-Sheriff of N town yesterday his interest in the former plac forthe next { offers. On to whose ins‘ gives his name employed in tl was arrested b time previous now learn tha’ somewhat in p from the Gove the. Governor. _muan, and that necessary doe since, he+8 no City.” Petersc ~ the fidgers of twice before (+) pus, but It is intend to give "tunity to evad Assessor Lo Assessment R 1878; and it v Trustees at t to-night. T niaty of the re Number of Value of cit Improveme: Improve né! $1,300. Personal pr Money, $15. ‘Total amou $624,166. Spec Friday bein; will. be full Trinity Chur ionement o Christ, for. t “Ou Easter 80 Nn Communian, doctriué Of Xt Suuday scho their Basher. £ lic invited. 4 Gr Ds Will be at’ t few days, with improved spe Champign¢ ‘ Hyman Br the largest, b complete stoc Boys’ Clothi Boots, § ses, in thé marke! told at greatl convinced gal corner Broad vada City, Sp Mrs. Beil ttued “to wuXions to 6 Patrons at th where she wi clarvoyant 8 2, and~ fror cles Tuesda: Sittings aul sie z= Jet receiy Paper, ay