April 18, 1880 (4 pages)

The Daily Transevipt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. _. The Washingion Quartz Claim, The shaft of the Washington enmmanasl Sunday, April 18th, 1880. Board of Faucation. Yesterday forenoon ‘was held at _ the County Superintendent’s office in the Court House the first meeting of = A Pl y wa a 5 O 5, =, sisting of John T. Wickes, E. M. Preston, M. B, B. Potter, Frank _ Power and M. Byrne, Jr. All the * members were present. The Board: proceeded to organizeby electing E. M. Preston as Président. Lots were. east, Messrs. Prestom—and: ~Potter 317 feet. Tt is 4by 1} feet and has three compartments. . There fis at and a six-inch streak of sulphureted ord. The Union says that uo crush‘ings have been made but the subphurquartz claim, situated in the valley . northeast of the Idaho mine, is down. present next to the, hanging wal a: twelve-inch ledge of .good quartz, A Satisfic® Veteran. The other night officer Scott found roaming abouv the streets a crippled . stramger, wlio: said he was dead ‘broke and had' no place -tor sleep. He was taken.to the City Prison and showna bed in one of the cells. hang ont‘as a first-class hotel would we have.” The traveler replied that fets assay at the -rate of 360 per ton. It is contemplated to sink the shait ing size of the vein shoald. justify dvifting sooner. Another contract will soon be let for sinking the shaft 50 feet deeper, but before doing so a 100 feet deeper, unless the increas-, the man who would fiitd fault w.th such sleeping Aecommodations, ought to be. banished from the land. ‘This isn’t quite as nice a place to! bé,’said the Officer, ‘but it’s the best An Old Story New-Told. . . Joe Parsons was a Baltimore boy, ‘and a littie’rough, but withal a good. hearted fellow and a brave soldier. . He got badly wounded at Antietam, fand thus kaconically described ‘the ' occurrence: and what followed. to ' some people: who visited the hospital: **What is-your name?” ‘‘Joe Parsons.” ‘AV hat is the matter?” “Blind as a bat, sir; both eyes shot ‘*And what battle?” ‘‘Antietam.” ‘*How did it happen?” ou “Why,” he added, “I: fit’ itto the, Mexican war and I was-one of the always walking because it didu’t . ‘pioncers of Nevada City. For twen= Letind tie-pain, “but could not~ see. -ty-years-gone-by—T’ve-beon-atraveler,. “T was hit and knocked down, . ; NEVADA THEATRE. Friday and Saturday. Evenings, April 23d and 24th, W.cD. A, i. M. Walling, Pres. R. E. Robinson, Treas. W. H. Crawford, Sec. H. D. Parr, Stage Man’r Dion Boucicault’s Great Moral Dama, in five Acts, entitled the i Streets 3New York O As originally performed at ~ , Wallack’s Theatre, New York City. ——s : ——_ THE DAILY 1 NEVADA CITS, : — OPUNISAMOF THE PRESS, ry What its Cotemporaries think of * the *Datly Transcript.” [VirginiaCity (Nev.) Ente Brict ri The Nevada City Dany Trak se. , a ANSCRIPY fia : entered upon its fortieth volume’ Th . rag oni : . ec , " was gu script is an excellent paper. Tray. The we lik a F : of yesterday. os [S. F. ( hronicle,] ; Syerybody wele The Nevada City DAiLy TRANSCRIpy tig kver} entered upon its forticth voluine, [t is om “Matlouse to-morrow . able and interesting local newspaper, 7 —— “Now that the op x = + j 5 {Marysville Appeal.] a : closed. The Nevada City Transcript has entered Mpatown are : upon its fortieth volume. coh it is evera wel. come visitor te our table e . ” 9 tine hitters’ do? ee “drawing” the long term (two years) _and Byrne and Power the short term (one year). Thé _€ounty Superin_. -tendent__wasauthorized__toissne_ teachers’ temporary certificates in] accordance with the new law. The times for semi-annual examinations were fixed on-the first Wednesdays . ’ in May andeOctober. The course of study determined for the Grammar ’ Grade was as follows: Arithme“tie, written and oral; grammar, _written-and_oral; geography;history . of the U, S.; theory:and practice of teaching ; algebra ; physiology ; natural philosophy ; constitutions of U. S: ahd California ; school law ; penmanship ; composition ; reading ; or. thography ; detining and word analysis ; industrial drawing; eleinents vf book-keeping ;-. general oral review. Standard'lJy in each study. very candidate must make at least 60 percent in arithmetic, grammar anid orthography, aud an averaye tor first-grade certificate of 85 pur cent. The studies for second grade or primary are. as follows: arithmeiic, i grainmar, geography, composition, history: of the United States, orthography, defining, penmanship, reading, method of teaching. Caudidate vTaust makeat least 75 per cent. Vhe preperation of examination questions were distrabuted among the several members ef the Board, each member being held responsible for their seéresy until the morning of the exaindination, when they will be struck off in piesence’ oi the Board from the manuscript by means of a pantograph. A notice to: book publishers waserdered published in’ the Daty Transcript. ‘Lhe Board adjourned ~ to meet Satumlay, May 8th, Shipping. Ice frem California. There will beyond doubt prevail in tre in this city next Friday and Sat-. Central Pacific, the East this season an ice. famine.— {The price of that useful article has! already: advanced greatly, and the . fizures are steadily going still higher. The Peoples Ice Company, of which J. S.Thompson of this city is Pregident and Swpermtendent, has on the eoutzary had a most favorable—season, having in the store houses at Cuba, on the line of the U. P. Rail—goad,-this -eounty, “about—ten—thouwsand tons above andbeyond. the amount that will be required to supply the usual demand on ‘this coast. Arrangenvents are now~being made by the Company to dispose of the surplus in the Chicago and St. Louis markets, where it will find a ready sale. _ Proposals will not be received for lots of less than thirty. carluads. Such.a thing as shipping ice from California to the East has never been dreamed of before, and it will probably be many Years before it ovcurs again. A Word to Pauit Finders. “A level-headed exchange says:If your local paper happens to tread on ‘your toes a litte in performing its mission, don’t get your back up and abuse its editor, but stop and take a good breath aul” think back for a season and see if you can’t remember some of the favors and kindnesses it has shown you in the past. Then reflect that it may not be long befare you may want favors again, ><. ——‘Pittsbarg Mine. ~ Owing to a failure ot the wood supp'y, the Pittsburg mill bas been standing idl: for several weeks past. Cousiderable good ore has in ‘the meautimse been extracted and stored Work on the lower levels is iuterfered with by water, but it is hoped everything wil soon be running all right again, Ridge Gold, 1 ~~ A> large shipment of gold was brou ht down trun Norch San Juan Friday, Express Messenger Coburn having it in charge, The reads were lound to be ina disgracefal — condithon, being adimcet impassable, fc . ton’s drug store on and after Thurs. day next. : ent depth into the foot-wal,, for*the double-purpose of asegrtaining” the character of the formation and to, £ that point—a 4inch pump. being used below -for sinking furposes. Phe—hois+ing works. are drivem—by water-power from the I.ah ditch, . and are so situated as to use a 40-iout . overshot wheel. ‘The hoisting-gear will work the mine tara depth of 600 . ‘feet, untess there would be an extra. . ordinary flow of water, —ef—which. there~ is The Washington is a. local incorporatien, Lend nea-ly-all-the stuck—isheld-“inGrass Vailey. By no apprelrension ©. W. Malleck Heard Frem. C. W. Halleck, the gay musical nstrunent agent, singing and choir leader, who played the i teacher makes. new tank station, by” Which Tt he 6ijnch pump can—be—lowered tot ~wayfarers were as good in that burg. agree with my health to ride. all-these things, I ain't the least bit proud. To-night Plt jest imagine With+ ; : ; ; aes en @® (oto the Court and had to lie all night on the battle. 'ylagnificent New Scenery, — a ke } 2 we pd-belp not field. ‘Lhe tight was revewed next Elegant Stage Propertics, The Nevada City Taassuzirr, a bree aa ight at PB day, and [was under fire. I could . , Rich Costames. . well-condicted paper, has Siarted rij on epablicau ticket. ~ ———— aoe oe a . HES seetipnls half-year a and Steiis ag Phe staze froni a a : . fresineas when it coyered its first lg a 5 I wanted to see or get out of the fire. BM ieee a ues tonaliad Uy ane ee ~_ Pibepable to reach Ca = . —— > 7 = => x * . = ae =~ ; “= a ; a 3 ogee ah ae wa_ted_and listened, and-pr esently dramatic representatioy witnessed ia—the. ——_--___{Saerainento_Bee.} se <2 ee or dreard: air trear—me; {Stare outside of San Francisco, The best] The Nevada City ‘ERANscRiPT has. entered 2 * tHailoo! says I. * ‘Halige yourself,’ says he. “Who be you?’ says. 14 Yankee, says te Well Pina reb, says=hes Enrthe owner of this establishient, . “ 7 Whe_be. yaiid. says Ue. Bright and early the next morning he was taken to a restaurant ‘and accommodacions for impecunious — +> ---—— given_a good breakiast, then He! ‘started for Grass Valleyeto segif the “« ‘What's the maiter?’ says I. “* ‘My lez’s smashed,’ says he. ~ ~*'*Can you wala? says, itt No says he "Can you see” says I. *“ *Y es,’ says he. 2 “« ‘Weil,’ says L, ‘you're a rebel,. . but I'll do you a livfle favor.’ ‘Whats that? says hen = 77 7 . “Reservoir Broken. _ — John Hogan’s reservoir, about a mile this side of San Juan, broke last week, carrying away: the. bridge that spans-the canon a short distance below. .Tlie damage will be reyaired. as soon as practicable. For City Marshal. Wn. Scott is a candidate for the eople of this city out of sume two . thousand . dollars during @ briet resi} dence here;. and afew weeks silice . lisappeared between two da}s and eft all his creditors in the lurch, has been heard from, Sherman, Hyde & Conmpany. have tracked him to theSandwich Is andswhere be-is whiling away the time by gambling, borrowing money and. teaching musié. He is one of the most unprincipled rascals on the face of the . earth, stealing ast quickly from a! friend as from an enemy. Sheriaa, . Hyde & Co. want some of his dupes , here to contribute towards a fund . with which to bring him back here and pat himin San Quentin, € — ae . “Streets of New Work.” —TFhe-community—are-waiting —with ‘Streets of New York” at the Thea. urday eV@nings. It is generally expected that it will be the finest dramatic representation ever witnessed . ‘im this section. Judging from. the preparations being made in the way ' of prdctiting new stage accessories, frequent and careful rehearsals,etc., the public will not be disappointed. Mr. Parr, the manager, is leaving nothing undone to make the play aa artistic sucness. The demand —for . tickets has already"begun,.The diagram ot seats will be found at Vin. i A Happy Re-union. Mrs. D. J. Fisher of Lincoln, Ne-. braska, whose husband died at Los ‘Angeles about two" Weeks since, arrived in this city Friday evening. She came here to visit her brother, Solomon Johnson.of the Mt. Auburn tine, whom she had not seen for twenty-five years. The re-nion was . a most affecting one. Each _ recog: nized the other at once, although time had wrought great changes in both, Mes. Fisher will remain with her-brother-at C.A. Pare’s residence for a few days, then depart for her home. Teachers’ Institute. Superintendent Wickes has fixed on Wednesday, the 28th instant,, as the time for holding the Teachers’ County Institute this year. This event will bring to town quite a number of handsome young ladies and gallant mem who teach the young idea how to shoot, and their presence wilhas usual infuse new life into sécial circles, K.P. Anniversary Ball. Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, has definitely determined on giving a uniform ball and,drill at Hunt’s Hall ‘ov S-turday evening, May 8th. The price of the tickets wilh be $1.50, dancing to comtimue from 3:30 till 12-0’clock. Cougvegational Church. + ii2 Pr aching in the mo ning. In the evening the pastor will give a lecture om ‘Asa’? / ning, April 19th, 1880. “REPUBLICAN TICKET to be voted for at the city election which will eager ii te est the production of the . The present storm is the worst . outrage on Whittaker. . . States troops. office of City Marshal of Nevada City, subject to the nomination: of . the Republican meeting to -be held . at tlie Court House on Monday eve: . It. — linac patna > —_— —-—Republiean Nominating Mecting. A meeting will be held at’ the . Court House at 8 o'clock MONDAY EVENING, April 19th, for the purpose of nominating aSTRAIGHT be held on Monday, May 3d. There will be nominated a City Marshal, three City Trustees, City Assessor and City Treasurer, . 2 L. 8. Carxrns, Se’y. -_——+--_-2-a— _—_—— ever known along the line of the The Russian press warns the Gov. ernment against undervaluing the military power of the Chinese, >” A large number of Russian convicts deported to Saghalien. in 1879 have escaped, There are still 2,000 convicts there. The Baltimore and Ohio Badlroad Company has declared a dividend of four per cent, for the past-balé ycar on theiy mainstem, and five —per cent, for the same time on the: Washingtow Branch, eta United States Attorney Townsend offers, in behalf of a wealthy «itizen of New York, $1,000 reward for, the detection and conviction of the person er persons who committed the Psivate advices from Fort Craig say that Major McClellan overtook Victorio’s forces Wednesday, aad is driving theaysouth, No fear isa pprehended along the stage route, as the coaches are guarded by United Bricksburg, N, J., reports that the forest fires in that section have burned over a tract of 600 square miles, -Fhousands of acres were burned over in the neighborhood of the village of Tom's river. Most of the wood land burned is cedar, ang the loss is estimated at $1,000 per acre. : Jeff Gatewood ‘lias ‘sued the city of San Diego for $20,000, as fees fox acting as attorney for the city from 1877 to 1880 in the matter of the suit against the Texas Pagitic Railroad Company, to.recover a land grant made by San Diego to that company for terminal pwerposes, which matter has recently been com: promised, z A certificate of incorporation has’ been tiled with the Secretary of State of the South Fork Yuba Water and Mining Company, engaged in the ‘business of working and developing mines in California, The Directors are: H. H. Cook, William Dowd, W. M. Cornell, J, J. Van Nostrand, W. B, Leonard, M. P. Bush, B, F. Tracy, W. Van Gorden, George R. Howell, arid the ca My eyes are shot-out,” says I, ‘and if you'll show dine. the, way Tul carry you out,’ says I, > SAE right? says he. .-** ‘Crawl over here,” says ‘© ‘Now old Butternut’ says I, ‘yet-on my back,’ audhe did. ** “Go ahead,’ says he. Ping the way,’ says I, can’t see a blessed thing.’ ‘‘ ‘Straight ahead,’ says he. “ “The balls weré flyin’ all around, and. 1.trotted off and,we were soon out.of range. +, “Bully for you,’ says he, ‘but you've shook my leys almost off’. ** “Pake a drink,’ says he, holding up his canteen, and I tock a nip. ‘“*Now let us go ‘again,’ says he, ‘k'nd o’ slowly,’ and L'took him = up, and he did the navigatin” and I-did the walkiu’. After I had carried him nearly a mile and was’ a most ‘for I . dead, he said: ‘Here we. are, let me down.’ Just then a voice said: ‘Halloo, Billy, where did yon get that Yankee?’ ‘* ‘Where are we?’ says: I, ‘Tn the rebel camp,’ of -course,’ says he; and d—n my. buttons if that rebel hadn’t ridden me mea straight mile into the rebel camp. Next day Mc(lellan’s army as'vanced and took us beth in, and-then we shook hands:and made it up;.butit was a mean trick of him, dowt you think so?” A ae The O. M. C.A. orsome kindred association required funds to carry out some blessed objects, and one of the younger members of the. association was appointed to collect as much money as he could from charitable inclined persons. He liad o neat little book, ruled. and headed, ‘“‘We the undersigned agree to pay the sums set opposite our names to , etc.,"and after a moderately successful morning tour he encountered near the City Hall a ‘distinguished judge, who was. never knéwn to give anything away. The bod’ O. M. C. tackled the lawyer, saying: “Judge, please cast your eye over this httke book and. let me”—— “You are all right sir,” said the Judge. ‘‘¥Yow—can hold every mother’s son of them—excuse my haste. Gvod morning.”—The Hour. Tue Graphic thinks that none but the brave can eat the fare at some cheap restaurants. ow Military Netice. All members having uniforms _belonying to Nevada Light Guard are requested to return the same to the Armory immediately, for repairs. Joum A. Rapp,” api6-lw Captaia Comdg. Co. wy -gide “eLeMosED ‘A419 ep “BAVN ‘HOO[” ydiosavry, ut evigo ‘SSH SuOpoACg ° aa a “Ad a Yesterday s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. M Casey Quaker Hil W Burroughs Bloomfi G W Downey San Fra W T Luther Downievi J Kally city W F Adams San Fran J G King San Francise D Edwards city ; F Hatcher Carson B Hatcher Carson S Crowley Virginia __J T Hall & w Virginia. WV _H Stripe Ranch, T Summers Auburn TW Lane Auburn ~=—Ji'C Brady’ Napa City MreBrady Napa CityYesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, . NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor, & D Beverton city W T Howret San Fra 3 Ferguson Sebastepo: J) R Davis San Juan H Brauuschinger Swf WW Carter San Fran. E-@lapp San Frameise “A L Coombs Grass Val . GG Parks Napa H Calder Washing Te4 _J Bovce Smartsville’ W Walker Almaden -H Jones Grass Vulley P Robertson Sacrame ; A Johnson city sa “ H. 8. Bradley, Civil Ragineer, . without extra charge, HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders [ histrionic talent of the mountains has Volunteered for the occasion. A-fall String ‘and ‘Reed Orchestra haa been specially -preeticed ‘tor this great event. “D. Vinton'’s Dru? Store on aim ; * a) ; St ockholders’ Meeting. fl of the Pioneer Reduction Work§ ot Cali‘forn’a; will be held in Room 1, Transcripr Bleck, on OG .-Monday, May 3d, 1880, At 3.6’clock, P.M, for the purpose of elect= . ‘ing fi¥e Directors forthe ensuing year and for the transaction “Of such’ other business as may be brought before the meeting. “ : €-CROSBY, Seeretary; ~ Nevada, April 17th. “NOTICE: ' Change of Text Books. N ACCORDANCE with section 60 of the Revised School Law approved April 7, 1880, the Board of Educat.on of Nevada county, California, will receive sealed bids and proposals for farnishin; the following text books fe: use inthepublic schools of said county for the period of four years from the date of adoption, viz: Reading, Arithmetic, Spelling, Geography, Grammar; History ef U.S, Algebra, Penmanship, Natural Philosophy, Drawing, Bookkeeping. All bids must be accompanied with samples of the books offeréd for adeption. © All bids must state the wholesale price. of each class of books in San Francisco and the: proposed retail price in this county. The bids will be opaned at the office of County Superiniendent of Schools, at the Court Heuse in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, May 8th, 1880, at 10 o'clock A.M, The Board reserve the right to rejeet any and all bids. Bonds_in-accordance with subdivision 7 of the above named seetion of the School Law will be he eos of publishers whose bids are accepte iad E.M. PRESTON, President Béard of Education. Jonn T. Wickes, Seorstary. Nevada, April 17th, 8S0. LOOK OUT FOR FHE PALAC DRY GOSDS STORE 5 000,000, pital stock is al —AND— U.S. Deputy Surveyor. Nevada City, Cal. < Aumission—Gallery, Scents. -Parquette, . ‘. toga mountain j politics, But then—well\we won'tsay it, upen its fortieth volume. ---—It is “bYight, Mewbers of Mil spicy, able and newsy,.aud it is deserving of the high estiantiionmwhith it is held by the papers-o. the,-cvast. . : are requested’ torne for. drill, on-Wedu ~ Ulysses 8. Grau pectedtoartive in he has some quartz to look after. itis perhaps unl ; {Mountatu Messenger.] __Our spicy cotemporary, the Nevada Gity— “Pitanseniet, has just eritered upon ity for. tieth voluuie, Lixe wine it improves . with ase, and.we wish its enterpr isiu’y_poblishery an indelinite amount of prespeiity and ase. julne si. — = [Truekee Repablican.} The Nevada DAILY 'Piaxscitivr hag entered upon ifs turtieth volume. It Tuaintuing lus prestige as the best exponent of. mininy interests publisted inthe ivothills, and is an honor to Ca'turpin: journalism, We wish . <% Ohbowaded success, ee {Placer Argus.) _ The. Nevada Dainty TRaxsceirr has begun —. its tortieth volume. rom all we know and _ have seei vf the paper during the last eight years, itis now avjer, brighter, nere ehterprisiny,and mere,prosperous thau_atany—yre— vious time du riay that pericd. af o long suileriig . was another suow City night before city night befove . i paid a-visit to his, mines ab Quaker.t John. Pattison is noe ing for-the road t¢ cau get from this . Washington anid t C. Collough of was yesterday bic ty Jail; -where-J uc © creed he sh. ll spe {San Francisco Stock Repork] -The Nevada Transcexn has entered upon its iurtieth volume. ‘This is a green-old aye newspape", but the TravsCRiPt 1s a3 fresh and-vigorous as ever, and is, in fact, one of the best ahining tewn papers published-in the state. [State Daily ,Democrat,} Of Sacramento says: The Nevada Day TRANSCALt has just entered upon its fortieth voluine, and, in noting the fact: uses the {ouowing: wore: * * * _* * We congratulate the TRANSCRIPT, and wish it a lung career of usefulness, as we 4 all our able and manly cotemporaries, {Sacramento Record-Union.] The Nevada Dainty. Transcript has entered upon its fortieth yolume. — Its editorial mention of the fact has this paragraph: “Its proprietors a¥s* fully “axtisiied. over the results thus far of thei long continued efforts, and look to thefuture witha coniident feeling.” The Transerirr isa reliable newsy paper and a weleome exchange. giancy. The hens are At Conn’ ins egg ou exuibi ion, MF ranch of Janes K low town, measur Patents No. 71 simmon, and No, B again. * .* Ragan, have been } Marysville Land delivered on retu precelpt,«-— Thebon-bon pe perance Hall Messrs. Hunt, D. argely atteuded, the pleasantest ¢ {Placer Herald.} => The Nevada. Transcript, a real energetic and spicy mountain daily, has entered upon its fortieth volume,. There is no paper comes to our tuble that is-more persistent in its labors for the progress,’ prosperity and developnient of its section ef country than the TRANSCRIPT, and if the people of Nevada connty know thejr interest they will reward its zeal in this direction hy a continued: liberal patronage. The TRANSCRIPT has only ore objectionable feature, and that is its aS re series thus t: aman Drunk a ~L. Doderer, an Cent, got d.unk rhile at Reno, (Daily Review.] The Nevada (Cal.) DamLy TRANSCRIeT has entered upon its fortieth volume, It is tiv most enterprising, and therefore the most readable, of all journais published in the mountains of California. besides giving all ‘Jocal bappenings,its columns daily teem with ‘reliable min’ nz news, making it the principal authority of the country on the latter subject, Other news papers would do well to emulateit. itdoubtiess is, as it should be, in the hands of all interested in the tg interests of that thriving part ef the home has remaine ‘ight before ast podn he distingu elug abusive tow aud it was flnally P arrest hiin for, dis pie was tried be . Robinson's cour @ noon and sentence © Pp isonment in th pay a tine of $25, (Dutch Flat Forni:} The Nevada Dairy TRANSCRIPT has entered upon its fortieth voluine;—Itis always & welcome exchange, being one of the brightest ~ and most interesting dailies published in aalifornia. We wish the’ TRanscrier the Cuccess which it richly deserves. _ 1 ra ed A Bre: The wagon of Kelley, while. tr from this city to broke down just { 4 grade, owing to t PB road, : NEVADA DRUG STORE, ' WALTER D. VINTON, PROPRIBETOR,.—Huccessor to E. M.Prestor— 4 ?&® Dress Bunu -—-DEALER IN San Francisco pri DRUGS, & CRAWFORD’s, MEDICINES, Candidacy . MINING CHEMICALS,. As will be sec Scott has consent before the Repub 4s their nominee For ten years” p TOILET GOODS, &e. RESCRIPTIONS accurately 2ompoun ded AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR NIGHT, r ; filled -Various” si rust among our} »<én found hones Cc, and always on General Insurance agency. including tverpoo', London and Glove, and Imperial, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. ces Were requil Popularity wili ; y @ large major: ————— ADVERTISEMENT, For City Marshal. a a! — . cae Wood" : : as eat yous STEVENS is senounetd ae ‘ seca many friends as a Republican candi¢ y \ P pod the office of Marcas of Nevada “g h ie Flume » { : ction, Monday, May 3d,.1880, 9__ Poor Town IN A FEW) DAYS. Tor Tl ; For City Marshal. Ce coho salem ; hich is offered f rr = Prices and in quai T the request of many friends, JESSE _ eeencednegt ~ T. CLEMENS is a candidate for the Spring style: ottice of City Marshal of Nevada City. @med ‘and «4 tion May 3d, 1830. ae hool h 1 A WEBK. in. your own tow? x ats, 25 : and no capital risked. bio bao F Taw hats, Zooe give the business a trial ger STER & C expense. The best opportunity ever Oy RAW] sie ed for those willing. towork. You show evada, 7 . . 5 rou < try nothing else until you see for y¢ what you can do at the business we ~~ 4 No room to explain: here. You can ie Fe all your time, or only your spare time © A at business, and make great pay for aginst TRANseRIPT that you work. Women make as mu : ; peo Sz:nd for special termsand particulars T Over-shoe on which we mai! free $5 Outfit Free. Dor horning, / Pia complain of hard times while you have . . ! chance. AddresH. HALLET &: Dg at this off Postiind, Maine 029-4in~ ee ri

The Daily Transevipt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. _. The Washingion Quartz Claim, The shaft of the Washington enmmanasl Sunday, April 18th, 1880. Board of Faucation. Yesterday forenoon ‘was held at _ the County Superintendent’s office in the Court House the first meeting of = A Pl y wa a 5 O 5, =, sisting of John T. Wickes, E. M. Preston, M. B, B. Potter, Frank _ Power and M. Byrne, Jr. All the * members were present. The Board: proceeded to organizeby electing E. M. Preston as Président. Lots were. east, Messrs. Prestom—and: ~Potter 317 feet. Tt is 4by 1} feet and has three compartments. . There fis at and a six-inch streak of sulphureted ord. The Union says that uo crush‘ings have been made but the subphurquartz claim, situated in the valley . northeast of the Idaho mine, is down. present next to the, hanging wal a: twelve-inch ledge of .good quartz, A Satisfic® Veteran. The other night officer Scott found roaming abouv the streets a crippled . stramger, wlio: said he was dead ‘broke and had' no place -tor sleep. He was taken.to the City Prison and showna bed in one of the cells. hang ont‘as a first-class hotel would we have.” The traveler replied that fets assay at the -rate of 360 per ton. It is contemplated to sink the shait ing size of the vein shoald. justify dvifting sooner. Another contract will soon be let for sinking the shaft 50 feet deeper, but before doing so a 100 feet deeper, unless the increas-, the man who would fiitd fault w.th such sleeping Aecommodations, ought to be. banished from the land. ‘This isn’t quite as nice a place to! bé,’said the Officer, ‘but it’s the best An Old Story New-Told. . . Joe Parsons was a Baltimore boy, ‘and a littie’rough, but withal a good. hearted fellow and a brave soldier. . He got badly wounded at Antietam, fand thus kaconically described ‘the ' occurrence: and what followed. to ' some people: who visited the hospital: **What is-your name?” ‘‘Joe Parsons.” ‘AV hat is the matter?” “Blind as a bat, sir; both eyes shot ‘*And what battle?” ‘‘Antietam.” ‘*How did it happen?” ou “Why,” he added, “I: fit’ itto the, Mexican war and I was-one of the always walking because it didu’t . ‘pioncers of Nevada City. For twen= Letind tie-pain, “but could not~ see. -ty-years-gone-by—T’ve-beon-atraveler,. “T was hit and knocked down, . ; NEVADA THEATRE. Friday and Saturday. Evenings, April 23d and 24th, W.cD. A, i. M. Walling, Pres. R. E. Robinson, Treas. W. H. Crawford, Sec. H. D. Parr, Stage Man’r Dion Boucicault’s Great Moral Dama, in five Acts, entitled the i Streets 3New York O As originally performed at ~ , Wallack’s Theatre, New York City. ——s : ——_ THE DAILY 1 NEVADA CITS, : — OPUNISAMOF THE PRESS, ry What its Cotemporaries think of * the *Datly Transcript.” [VirginiaCity (Nev.) Ente Brict ri The Nevada City Dany Trak se. , a ANSCRIPY fia : entered upon its fortieth volume’ Th . rag oni : . ec , " was gu script is an excellent paper. Tray. The we lik a F : of yesterday. os [S. F. ( hronicle,] ; Syerybody wele The Nevada City DAiLy TRANSCRIpy tig kver} entered upon its forticth voluine, [t is om “Matlouse to-morrow . able and interesting local newspaper, 7 —— “Now that the op x = + j 5 {Marysville Appeal.] a : closed. The Nevada City Transcript has entered Mpatown are : upon its fortieth volume. coh it is evera wel. come visitor te our table e . ” 9 tine hitters’ do? ee “drawing” the long term (two years) _and Byrne and Power the short term (one year). Thé _€ounty Superin_. -tendent__wasauthorized__toissne_ teachers’ temporary certificates in] accordance with the new law. The times for semi-annual examinations were fixed on-the first Wednesdays . ’ in May andeOctober. The course of study determined for the Grammar ’ Grade was as follows: Arithme“tie, written and oral; grammar, _written-and_oral; geography;history . of the U, S.; theory:and practice of teaching ; algebra ; physiology ; natural philosophy ; constitutions of U. S: ahd California ; school law ; penmanship ; composition ; reading ; or. thography ; detining and word analysis ; industrial drawing; eleinents vf book-keeping ;-. general oral review. Standard'lJy in each study. very candidate must make at least 60 percent in arithmetic, grammar anid orthography, aud an averaye tor first-grade certificate of 85 pur cent. The studies for second grade or primary are. as follows: arithmeiic, i grainmar, geography, composition, history: of the United States, orthography, defining, penmanship, reading, method of teaching. Caudidate vTaust makeat least 75 per cent. Vhe preperation of examination questions were distrabuted among the several members ef the Board, each member being held responsible for their seéresy until the morning of the exaindination, when they will be struck off in piesence’ oi the Board from the manuscript by means of a pantograph. A notice to: book publishers waserdered published in’ the Daty Transcript. ‘Lhe Board adjourned ~ to meet Satumlay, May 8th, Shipping. Ice frem California. There will beyond doubt prevail in tre in this city next Friday and Sat-. Central Pacific, the East this season an ice. famine.— {The price of that useful article has! already: advanced greatly, and the . fizures are steadily going still higher. The Peoples Ice Company, of which J. S.Thompson of this city is Pregident and Swpermtendent, has on the eoutzary had a most favorable—season, having in the store houses at Cuba, on the line of the U. P. Rail—goad,-this -eounty, “about—ten—thouwsand tons above andbeyond. the amount that will be required to supply the usual demand on ‘this coast. Arrangenvents are now~being made by the Company to dispose of the surplus in the Chicago and St. Louis markets, where it will find a ready sale. _ Proposals will not be received for lots of less than thirty. carluads. Such.a thing as shipping ice from California to the East has never been dreamed of before, and it will probably be many Years before it ovcurs again. A Word to Pauit Finders. “A level-headed exchange says:If your local paper happens to tread on ‘your toes a litte in performing its mission, don’t get your back up and abuse its editor, but stop and take a good breath aul” think back for a season and see if you can’t remember some of the favors and kindnesses it has shown you in the past. Then reflect that it may not be long befare you may want favors again, ><. ——‘Pittsbarg Mine. ~ Owing to a failure ot the wood supp'y, the Pittsburg mill bas been standing idl: for several weeks past. Cousiderable good ore has in ‘the meautimse been extracted and stored Work on the lower levels is iuterfered with by water, but it is hoped everything wil soon be running all right again, Ridge Gold, 1 ~~ A> large shipment of gold was brou ht down trun Norch San Juan Friday, Express Messenger Coburn having it in charge, The reads were lound to be ina disgracefal — condithon, being adimcet impassable, fc . ton’s drug store on and after Thurs. day next. : ent depth into the foot-wal,, for*the double-purpose of asegrtaining” the character of the formation and to, £ that point—a 4inch pump. being used below -for sinking furposes. Phe—hois+ing works. are drivem—by water-power from the I.ah ditch, . and are so situated as to use a 40-iout . overshot wheel. ‘The hoisting-gear will work the mine tara depth of 600 . ‘feet, untess there would be an extra. . ordinary flow of water, —ef—which. there~ is The Washington is a. local incorporatien, Lend nea-ly-all-the stuck—isheld-“inGrass Vailey. By no apprelrension ©. W. Malleck Heard Frem. C. W. Halleck, the gay musical nstrunent agent, singing and choir leader, who played the i teacher makes. new tank station, by” Which Tt he 6ijnch pump can—be—lowered tot ~wayfarers were as good in that burg. agree with my health to ride. all-these things, I ain't the least bit proud. To-night Plt jest imagine With+ ; : ; ; aes en @® (oto the Court and had to lie all night on the battle. 'ylagnificent New Scenery, — a ke } 2 we pd-belp not field. ‘Lhe tight was revewed next Elegant Stage Propertics, The Nevada City Taassuzirr, a bree aa ight at PB day, and [was under fire. I could . , Rich Costames. . well-condicted paper, has Siarted rij on epablicau ticket. ~ ———— aoe oe a . HES seetipnls half-year a and Steiis ag Phe staze froni a a : . fresineas when it coyered its first lg a 5 I wanted to see or get out of the fire. BM ieee a ues tonaliad Uy ane ee ~_ Pibepable to reach Ca = . —— > 7 = => x * . = ae =~ ; “= a ; a 3 ogee ah ae wa_ted_and listened, and-pr esently dramatic representatioy witnessed ia—the. ——_--___{Saerainento_Bee.} se <2 ee or dreard: air trear—me; {Stare outside of San Francisco, The best] The Nevada City ‘ERANscRiPT has. entered 2 * tHailoo! says I. * ‘Halige yourself,’ says he. “Who be you?’ says. 14 Yankee, says te Well Pina reb, says=hes Enrthe owner of this establishient, . “ 7 Whe_be. yaiid. says Ue. Bright and early the next morning he was taken to a restaurant ‘and accommodacions for impecunious — +> ---—— given_a good breakiast, then He! ‘started for Grass Valleyeto segif the “« ‘What's the maiter?’ says I. “* ‘My lez’s smashed,’ says he. ~ ~*'*Can you wala? says, itt No says he "Can you see” says I. *“ *Y es,’ says he. 2 “« ‘Weil,’ says L, ‘you're a rebel,. . but I'll do you a livfle favor.’ ‘Whats that? says hen = 77 7 . “Reservoir Broken. _ — John Hogan’s reservoir, about a mile this side of San Juan, broke last week, carrying away: the. bridge that spans-the canon a short distance below. .Tlie damage will be reyaired. as soon as practicable. For City Marshal. Wn. Scott is a candidate for the eople of this city out of sume two . thousand . dollars during @ briet resi} dence here;. and afew weeks silice . lisappeared between two da}s and eft all his creditors in the lurch, has been heard from, Sherman, Hyde & Conmpany. have tracked him to theSandwich Is andswhere be-is whiling away the time by gambling, borrowing money and. teaching musié. He is one of the most unprincipled rascals on the face of the . earth, stealing ast quickly from a! friend as from an enemy. Sheriaa, . Hyde & Co. want some of his dupes , here to contribute towards a fund . with which to bring him back here and pat himin San Quentin, € — ae . “Streets of New Work.” —TFhe-community—are-waiting —with ‘Streets of New York” at the Thea. urday eV@nings. It is generally expected that it will be the finest dramatic representation ever witnessed . ‘im this section. Judging from. the preparations being made in the way ' of prdctiting new stage accessories, frequent and careful rehearsals,etc., the public will not be disappointed. Mr. Parr, the manager, is leaving nothing undone to make the play aa artistic sucness. The demand —for . tickets has already"begun,.The diagram ot seats will be found at Vin. i A Happy Re-union. Mrs. D. J. Fisher of Lincoln, Ne-. braska, whose husband died at Los ‘Angeles about two" Weeks since, arrived in this city Friday evening. She came here to visit her brother, Solomon Johnson.of the Mt. Auburn tine, whom she had not seen for twenty-five years. The re-nion was . a most affecting one. Each _ recog: nized the other at once, although time had wrought great changes in both, Mes. Fisher will remain with her-brother-at C.A. Pare’s residence for a few days, then depart for her home. Teachers’ Institute. Superintendent Wickes has fixed on Wednesday, the 28th instant,, as the time for holding the Teachers’ County Institute this year. This event will bring to town quite a number of handsome young ladies and gallant mem who teach the young idea how to shoot, and their presence wilhas usual infuse new life into sécial circles, K.P. Anniversary Ball. Milo Lodge, No. 48, Knights of Pythias, has definitely determined on giving a uniform ball and,drill at Hunt’s Hall ‘ov S-turday evening, May 8th. The price of the tickets wilh be $1.50, dancing to comtimue from 3:30 till 12-0’clock. Cougvegational Church. + ii2 Pr aching in the mo ning. In the evening the pastor will give a lecture om ‘Asa’? / ning, April 19th, 1880. “REPUBLICAN TICKET to be voted for at the city election which will eager ii te est the production of the . The present storm is the worst . outrage on Whittaker. . . States troops. office of City Marshal of Nevada City, subject to the nomination: of . the Republican meeting to -be held . at tlie Court House on Monday eve: . It. — linac patna > —_— —-—Republiean Nominating Mecting. A meeting will be held at’ the . Court House at 8 o'clock MONDAY EVENING, April 19th, for the purpose of nominating aSTRAIGHT be held on Monday, May 3d. There will be nominated a City Marshal, three City Trustees, City Assessor and City Treasurer, . 2 L. 8. Carxrns, Se’y. -_——+--_-2-a— _—_—— ever known along the line of the The Russian press warns the Gov. ernment against undervaluing the military power of the Chinese, >” A large number of Russian convicts deported to Saghalien. in 1879 have escaped, There are still 2,000 convicts there. The Baltimore and Ohio Badlroad Company has declared a dividend of four per cent, for the past-balé ycar on theiy mainstem, and five —per cent, for the same time on the: Washingtow Branch, eta United States Attorney Townsend offers, in behalf of a wealthy «itizen of New York, $1,000 reward for, the detection and conviction of the person er persons who committed the Psivate advices from Fort Craig say that Major McClellan overtook Victorio’s forces Wednesday, aad is driving theaysouth, No fear isa pprehended along the stage route, as the coaches are guarded by United Bricksburg, N, J., reports that the forest fires in that section have burned over a tract of 600 square

miles, -Fhousands of acres were burned over in the neighborhood of the village of Tom's river. Most of the wood land burned is cedar, ang the loss is estimated at $1,000 per acre. : Jeff Gatewood ‘lias ‘sued the city of San Diego for $20,000, as fees fox acting as attorney for the city from 1877 to 1880 in the matter of the suit against the Texas Pagitic Railroad Company, to.recover a land grant made by San Diego to that company for terminal pwerposes, which matter has recently been com: promised, z A certificate of incorporation has’ been tiled with the Secretary of State of the South Fork Yuba Water and Mining Company, engaged in the ‘business of working and developing mines in California, The Directors are: H. H. Cook, William Dowd, W. M. Cornell, J, J. Van Nostrand, W. B, Leonard, M. P. Bush, B, F. Tracy, W. Van Gorden, George R. Howell, arid the ca My eyes are shot-out,” says I, ‘and if you'll show dine. the, way Tul carry you out,’ says I, > SAE right? says he.. .-** ‘Crawl over here,” says ‘© ‘Now old Butternut’ says I, ‘yet-on my back,’ audhe did. ** “Go ahead,’ says he. Ping the way,’ says I, can’t see a blessed thing.’ ‘‘ ‘Straight ahead,’ says he. “ “The balls weré flyin’ all around, and. 1.trotted off and,we were soon out.of range. +, “Bully for you,’ says he, ‘but you've shook my leys almost off’. ** “Pake a drink,’ says he, holding up his canteen, and I tock a nip. ‘“*Now let us go ‘again,’ says he, ‘k'nd o’ slowly,’ and L'took him = up, and he did the navigatin” and I-did the walkiu’. After I had carried him nearly a mile and was’ a most ‘for I . dead, he said: ‘Here we. are, let me down.’ Just then a voice said: ‘Halloo, Billy, where did yon get that Yankee?’ ‘* ‘Where are we?’ says: I, ‘Tn the rebel camp,’ of -course,’ says he; and d—n my. buttons if that rebel hadn’t ridden me mea straight mile into the rebel camp. Next day Mc(lellan’s army as'vanced and took us beth in, and-then we shook hands:and made it up;.butit was a mean trick of him, dowt you think so?” A ae The O. M. C.A. orsome kindred association required funds to carry out some blessed objects, and one of the younger members of the. association was appointed to collect as much money as he could from charitable inclined persons. He liad o neat little book, ruled. and headed, ‘“‘We the undersigned agree to pay the sums set opposite our names to , etc.,"and after a moderately successful morning tour he encountered near the City Hall a ‘distinguished judge, who was. never knéwn to give anything away. The bod’ O. M. C. tackled the lawyer, saying: “Judge, please cast your eye over this httke book and. let me”—— “You are all right sir,” said the Judge. ‘‘¥Yow—can hold every mother’s son of them—excuse my haste. Gvod morning.”—The Hour. Tue Graphic thinks that none but the brave can eat the fare at some cheap restaurants. ow Military Netice. All members having uniforms _belonying to Nevada Light Guard are requested to return the same to the Armory immediately, for repairs. Joum A. Rapp,” api6-lw Captaia Comdg. Co. wy -gide “eLeMosED ‘A419 ep “BAVN ‘HOO[” ydiosavry, ut evigo ‘SSH SuOpoACg ° aa a “Ad a Yesterday s Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL. Jacob Naffziger, Proprictor. M Casey Quaker Hil W Burroughs Bloomfi G W Downey San Fra W T Luther Downievi J Kally city W F Adams San Fran J G King San Francise D Edwards city ; F Hatcher Carson B Hatcher Carson S Crowley Virginia __J T Hall & w Virginia. WV _H Stripe Ranch, T Summers Auburn TW Lane Auburn ~=—Ji'C Brady’ Napa City MreBrady Napa CityYesterday's Arrivals at THE NATIONAL HOTEL, . NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor, & D Beverton city W T Howret San Fra 3 Ferguson Sebastepo: J) R Davis San Juan H Brauuschinger Swf WW Carter San Fran. E-@lapp San Frameise “A L Coombs Grass Val . GG Parks Napa H Calder Washing Te4 _J Bovce Smartsville’ W Walker Almaden -H Jones Grass Vulley P Robertson Sacrame ; A Johnson city sa “ H. 8. Bradley, Civil Ragineer, . without extra charge, HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders [ histrionic talent of the mountains has Volunteered for the occasion. A-fall String ‘and ‘Reed Orchestra haa been specially -preeticed ‘tor this great event. “D. Vinton'’s Dru? Store on aim ; * a) ; St ockholders’ Meeting. fl of the Pioneer Reduction Work§ ot Cali‘forn’a; will be held in Room 1, Transcripr Bleck, on OG .-Monday, May 3d, 1880, At 3.6’clock, P.M, for the purpose of elect= . ‘ing fi¥e Directors forthe ensuing year and for the transaction “Of such’ other business as may be brought before the meeting. “ : €-CROSBY, Seeretary; ~ Nevada, April 17th. “NOTICE: ' Change of Text Books. N ACCORDANCE with section 60 of the Revised School Law approved April 7, 1880, the Board of Educat.on of Nevada county, California, will receive sealed bids and proposals for farnishin; the following text books fe: use inthepublic schools of said county for the period of four years from the date of adoption, viz: Reading, Arithmetic, Spelling, Geography, Grammar; History ef U.S, Algebra, Penmanship, Natural Philosophy, Drawing, Bookkeeping. All bids must be accompanied with samples of the books offeréd for adeption. © All bids must state the wholesale price. of each class of books in San Francisco and the: proposed retail price in this county. The bids will be opaned at the office of County Superiniendent of Schools, at the Court Heuse in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, May 8th, 1880, at 10 o'clock A.M, The Board reserve the right to rejeet any and all bids. Bonds_in-accordance with subdivision 7 of the above named seetion of the School Law will be he eos of publishers whose bids are accepte iad E.M. PRESTON, President Béard of Education. Jonn T. Wickes, Seorstary. Nevada, April 17th, 8S0. LOOK OUT FOR FHE PALAC DRY GOSDS STORE 5 000,000, pital stock is al —AND— U.S. Deputy Surveyor. Nevada City, Cal. < Aumission—Gallery, Scents. -Parquette, . ‘. toga mountain j politics, But then—well\we won'tsay it, upen its fortieth volume. ---—It is “bYight, Mewbers of Mil spicy, able and newsy,.aud it is deserving of the high estiantiionmwhith it is held by the papers-o. the,-cvast. . : are requested’ torne for. drill, on-Wedu ~ Ulysses 8. Grau pectedtoartive in he has some quartz to look after. itis perhaps unl ; {Mountatu Messenger.] __Our spicy cotemporary, the Nevada Gity— “Pitanseniet, has just eritered upon ity for. tieth voluuie, Lixe wine it improves . with ase, and.we wish its enterpr isiu’y_poblishery an indelinite amount of prespeiity and ase. julne si.. — = [Truekee Repablican.} The Nevada DAILY 'Piaxscitivr hag entered upon ifs turtieth volume. It Tuaintuing lus prestige as the best exponent of. mininy interests publisted inthe ivothills, and is an honor to Ca'turpin: journalism, We wish . <% Ohbowaded success, ee {Placer Argus.) _ The. Nevada Dainty TRaxsceirr has begun —. its tortieth volume. rom all we know and _ have seei vf the paper during the last eight years, itis now avjer, brighter, nere ehterprisiny,and mere,prosperous thau_atany—yre— vious time du riay that pericd. af o long suileriig . was another suow City night before city night befove . i paid a-visit to his, mines ab Quaker.t John. Pattison is noe ing for-the road t¢ cau get from this . Washington anid t C. Collough of was yesterday bic ty Jail; -where-J uc © creed he sh. ll spe {San Francisco Stock Repork] -The Nevada Transcexn has entered upon its iurtieth volume. ‘This is a green-old aye newspape", but the TravsCRiPt 1s a3 fresh and-vigorous as ever, and is, in fact, one of the best ahining tewn papers published-in the state.. [State Daily ,Democrat,} Of Sacramento says: The Nevada Day TRANSCALt has just entered upon its fortieth voluine, and, in noting the fact: uses the {ouowing: wore: * * * _* * We congratulate the TRANSCRIPT, and wish it a lung career of usefulness, as we 4 all our able and manly cotemporaries, {Sacramento Record-Union.] The Nevada Dainty. Transcript has entered upon its fortieth yolume. — Its editorial mention of the fact has this paragraph: “Its proprietors a¥s* fully “axtisiied. over the results thus far of thei long continued efforts, and look to thefuture witha coniident feeling.” The Transerirr isa reliable newsy paper and a weleome exchange. giancy. The hens are At Conn’ ins egg ou exuibi ion, MF ranch of Janes K low town, measur Patents No. 71 simmon, and No, B again. * .* Ragan, have been } Marysville Land delivered on retu precelpt,«-— Thebon-bon pe perance Hall Messrs. Hunt, D. argely atteuded, the pleasantest ¢ {Placer Herald.} => The Nevada. Transcript, a real energetic and spicy mountain daily, has entered upon its fortieth volume,. There is no paper comes to our tuble that is-more persistent in its labors for the progress,’ prosperity and developnient of its section ef country than the TRANSCRIPT, and if the people of Nevada connty know thejr interest they will reward its zeal in this direction hy a continued: liberal patronage. The TRANSCRIPT has only ore objectionable feature, and that is its aS re series thus t: aman Drunk a ~L. Doderer, an Cent, got d.unk rhile at Reno, (Daily Review.] The Nevada (Cal.) DamLy TRANSCRIeT has entered upon its fortieth volume, It is tiv most enterprising, and therefore the most readable, of all journais published in the mountains of California. besides giving all ‘Jocal bappenings,its columns daily teem with ‘reliable min’ nz news, making it the principal authority of the country on the latter subject, Other news papers would do well to emulateit. itdoubtiess is, as it should be, in the hands of all interested in the tg interests of that thriving part ef the home has remaine ‘ight before ast podn he distingu elug abusive tow aud it was flnally P arrest hiin for, dis pie was tried be . Robinson's cour @ noon and sentence © Pp isonment in th pay a tine of $25, (Dutch Flat Forni:} The Nevada Dairy TRANSCRIPT has entered upon its fortieth voluine;—Itis always & welcome exchange, being one of the brightest ~ and most interesting dailies published in aalifornia. We wish the’ TRanscrier the Cuccess which it richly deserves. _ 1 ra ed A Bre: The wagon of Kelley, while. tr from this city to broke down just { 4 grade, owing to t PB road, : NEVADA DRUG STORE, ' WALTER D. VINTON, PROPRIBETOR,.—Huccessor to E. M.Prestor— 4 ?&® Dress Bunu -—-DEALER IN San Francisco pri DRUGS, & CRAWFORD’s, MEDICINES, Candidacy . MINING CHEMICALS,. As will be sec Scott has consent before the Repub 4s their nominee For ten years” p TOILET GOODS, &e. RESCRIPTIONS accurately 2ompoun ded AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR NIGHT, r ; filled -Various” si rust among our} »<én found hones Cc, and always on General Insurance agency. including tverpoo', London and Glove, and Imperial, Northern and Queen Insurance Companies. ces Were requil Popularity wili ; y @ large major: ————— ADVERTISEMENT, For City Marshal. a a! — . cae Wood" : : as eat yous STEVENS is senounetd ae ‘ seca many friends as a Republican candi¢ y \ P pod the office of Marcas of Nevada “g h ie Flume » { : ction, Monday, May 3d,.1880, 9__ Poor Town IN A FEW) DAYS. Tor Tl ; For City Marshal. Ce coho salem ; hich is offered f rr = Prices and in quai T the request of many friends, JESSE _ eeencednegt ~ T. CLEMENS is a candidate for the Spring style: ottice of City Marshal of Nevada City. @med ‘and «4 tion May 3d, 1830. ae hool h 1 A WEBK. in. your own tow? x ats, 25 : and no capital risked. bio bao F Taw hats, Zooe give the business a trial ger STER & C expense. The best opportunity ever Oy RAW] sie ed for those willing. towork. You show evada, 7 . . 5 rou < try nothing else until you see for y¢ what you can do at the business we ~~ 4 No room to explain: here. You can ie Fe all your time, or only your spare time © A at business, and make great pay for aginst TRANseRIPT that you work. Women make as mu : ; peo Sz:nd for special termsand particulars T Over-shoe on which we mai! free $5 Outfit Free. Dor horning, / Pia complain of hard times while you have . . ! chance. AddresH. HALLET &: Dg at this off Postiind, Maine 029-4in~ ee ri