April 22, 1876 (4 pages)

NPRM RE ARR EINRIRE SSNNRUA CRE CREE RANMA ORE ase IR Sesion nr me: ea ne cee Ne UR NN Eee eee tthsuge aera Ee Bhe Daily Transerip NEVADA OCLFV; CAle . tui Low. It ian very: injurious. habi éra somotimen fall itito of loail.tulk t taathing ino school room. ‘Po command silences or order among P the tone of tiie comman dart thunders continually in the ear of A npils, while he hoo! Leos? Hivevities —. If the ‘performance at the Theatre thin evening in aa wondertal ae -miet . of oar ex har dea telate of Uhiin alae / . where, it will De-well worth visiting i t ‘havea jowp ‘They are year party at Colembla Hit onthe evening of May OW Neal Wedtiosday, the With, will be . a gala day in thie eity, The, Odd Pellows' eclubration and ball prom jsea tobe the grandest affair held) here for years, i a +> Leone of the moat myat.cal: perfor. Loe Angeles douse hepard, the Musteal ‘Wonder. Ali ef onr exchanges, ‘at. seal where Mr. Sirepard hes perforined, apowk io-wonderfal terme of Bis per, bacramenwe % [fi Tiiwete, Pay F ravciacey, to and & sn done papers, give ac counts the fAiowing which we Los Angeles Star: “Oo elegant art was the eifeisar to Glif from the oun ey. mene last toe r gai) ery “Wolfenstein's Mahee th it baw ever taken place-in The long looked for Heather of I nae Bhepard “took place ‘tivered ou Notice. Oe Regular evening seryice will be resumed at Trinity) Church, Sunday next; and by request, the sermon de“Good Friday’’ evening, on the “Intermediate State,’’ will be Seats free. The. public Geo. R. Davis, Rector. Tue. task of-qonverting the -heathen Chinese, says the Oakland Tri-) bune, niust be.bopeless. It bas lately bean shown that aSan Francisco missionary hes been in the business “ten years-and-has~ made invited. Ture was a heavy snow storm at Downieville, a few days ago, with not @Gloud i it the sky. a > Tur Vallejo officers say they: have closed up the Chinese honses of illfame—which is one good result of the present agitation. : 5 Se BOARD OF EDUCATION: ~ 4 SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of Education will take place at the Washington School House, at ‘Grand Celebration =THE— FiftySey enth ee Of Odd Fellowship,” ma WILL BE CELEBRATED: = ee) ae Wednesday, April 26th, ae ee oe 5 Oustomah Lodge,. 1.0.0.F The BD NEVAI E 9! eee LOG Co-pa It would I who belong give notice . tion, A rec trial in Jud volving tha tained, a “di , point that a t t f a E [ é i : & “that there be— order, ——§wilt-never secure. it #9 pat 7 HET “2 fe is ‘disorderly fii a nneouth . « ~ iia ——— in Guressonable, » The fadtreet iti fluenos of a teacher iw greater (het. Hla tna eon i tones sitplas treitia aapply te va La . ae ural-for frajt to grow than in the oud nd afig ny ‘. tr yaterou ill manuered teaeheria—_more cut of place in a school room thn ta the in hid own manners, same kind of a pupil, Erorgy te necessary in a tench, but it saab vighh be combined with gey tiknem tobe] of. vee, A attatiger can, on bis te firat entrance “jtito a eacool rogin, tall by the prevailing. epirit of aotivity or elagelvbnese, aw hat-the . The order! y an lear ‘the teacher is. teous teacher will diffuse ¢tharacter imperceptibly inte hia par . pile, Itienot-the one who labors . bardext. avd -talky thé loudent and & “host boisterons that eect pli ties the best. results th the sehool room Mth ja uselews to try te ‘entore n ygentles ta Ganal Fomadien Tor ousl leat hava’ rr ma -s bar win a the papers ot San Francisca, ness in the langunge-Of-vieleioe, oF te, jneulcate the great fonnon of welf-cont trol in tones of Tinpatie noe or ia the —lenguage-of passion. —Chikinia inay . not comprehend our words, bul thay novor fuil to-teet aud underatand our -—faoka and abtions, Ae ia the tone her #0 ia the scheol isa” rule tliat never faila. Therefore teachers who de sire quietorder, and courteaud ben. havior, must thomeelves hot the ox: ; saple, : 7s : wena ite en asensie ‘Important Ameondmont, Phe Code in _rolation to thon: _. ministration of . potexeood’ $1,500, entnten haw bean ainonded na follows: amondod that where the Inventory of nn intestate shows ite valud doen procesding# are to be had after-noties and day set for hearing, 10 provided 4n—veetpns 1.693, 1.035, 1,038 of Art Ti, Chap a " their fare 26 per vent. 10, Title 2, Cade of Civil Procedure, relating to the.-settlement of Ho counts, ~On the. henring, if the Court finds the Value Of the-eatate doos not exeoud $1,500, it munt ne sign for the use and wapportof the widow atid rinor obild or ehildven, ‘or if there benno widow, then for the children, if any, the whole of the en tate, after payment of expeunen of last sickness, funeral dharger and expenses of administration, and there muat be no further proceeding had, unlews further eatate bo. dinoov: ered, When thé value of the oatate does not exceed $9,000 it ia in the Wisoretion of the Court to diapense with the regular proceedings or any part thereof ‘preaoribed in thin ttle except aa herein provided, and there moat be A WimMAry Admini tration and diatiibution at the end of ‘bix months, and the hotive of ereditora must be for a presentation of olaima within four montba atter “publication Of the Wotioe wind Thos gary the heat possible manny fot presented to be barred Tho act took offeot on ite pasange and was approved February 16, D870 ‘iheabiii ® Why it was Dene, The Ban Prancisoo Jost annownoig the foot that all the San Francia. go atreet railwaye have advanced “payer “The street railroad companion of the oily want boney, Tt ja a proaperounaen: gon, . Hay andgrain will be abuid> autand cheap for the horeea, but) they want more money, We have had no extremes of weather to ormok ears, open or Warp raila or doatwoy atreets, neither haa it been announoed that the drivera are to be paid any fearfully high wagea for their fow hours of languid exerolve, but the direvtora and atookholters want more money from the people Who gave them their valuable oharters and privileges, and who are compell ed to patrodine thei if ofder to reach their engagements, and to earn their daily bread, -Tbere ie a almple easy way to get more money, when the happy idea of collecting it oooure, and that is to, raise the price of tick: ote twenty five per vent, id casieinitbicainescediipscnansenliy _ AMaN named Charles Siimmona, of San Diege,—oat—hie— ett eye on Monday, by the explosion ofa potite of soda Water, ’ { hamid . Thom. at Beetion baht in] ering to the Btoew tly Fe Ree inn to be 4 His: . oan taina. Ae eanea preeailin @ aimonyg the friudtf fre én aa bite tiaein, *iieh balilea the kidd u if . tha micet rienced 'hureeryinen it aot er at wap joeatities we heapofl ‘tees 4 wing jit iiive of ab alundait yield” j by ising iu twa “OF. }eaven . criap, that were i Vigorounly and “thin diane and ‘The lincotie The abs altace three daya miienly tien yellow, kitnityr to, ourt leat." young and thw: few daya the trees a wir . disease 14 not confined to any pat . tiular kind of bat Hr tavager Fare qreatewt among three wid fous tha bark beeoniew wenley, ate dead tree, year old peach aud apriest troes Tha cloweat wear ih fina tailed to Fe anid ie Peoul the prenence of & parasite, ' ile } reve CIT yG, throw wome light on tha subject? We have heard nothing of the. kind fron one fit aewers here Wihit Ati All who deniré to-aee the latent novelty of the senvow should tike ft Jtichnitdeon'a Patent-—Hee Itntoher Thit apparatia, it ie af firmed, lo better wold more oonven jont than tha gentine. hatohorn themwelven, Tit wall Vat the maw difflault egyato hateb dan he hraught to Hfé by thin wnachine da quicker time vad dab tter order than by the An Ttallan by the name of Foweptr rank, while engaged in cutting woodkat Omega, on Thumday eve ning Out hin thumb off, wo it juat huts hy the shin; and not belngable to-fhid a pliyatetan fie that -vlebiity; the night, and reached here at elght o'clock yesterday morning, When he had the wound dressed) and took a Hittle reat bimwelf, o, Wa loarn Yhe anow in the moun. taina ja going of. very: tant —"Pie weather seoma to bd just ot the right tompernture to aiteat it, The Common Count of Miryw ville haw published a notlog “that all vagranta will be arrested within forty-eight hours, unlows they leave. town, Tila nw fact that not one aahknon haw come up Deer Crook above Mogua' Mill tila seasen,—Whether tho Buperinterident of that mine “(Mr Horry) haw anything ti do with the matty we #hall hot way, FKooney, the blaokamith who driven on shoes at Barton's shop, wante to bot 8100 he oan ahoe twenty horew in ten hove, and dathe work Mina Hattie Dickerman haa been omployod to teaoh the aoheol at Ba. Poa, da dale oownty, A rogular Washoe sephyt prevail ml here yeatdrday wath about two oOplvek, When A Hide Bhower wel in, and madeevery one pejoloe that he was not ia Man Branelioo or other Willainowe.olimatos where winds, wand and the dovil ave-wH mixed ap to the gtive dinturbanoe of the oom fort OT MABR a in yoneral, . * ~ A 'Teikanapato BLUNDet oe Ty a tolographio blunder the wame of Honator Thurman appeared iv some of the California papera aa the aubjoot of Congressional investigation Lonoeriiig the sale of Vadetabipa, etd,, Hnatwad of Congrenaman ‘bur wan of Borda ‘Thurman haa never been thought of ia Washin ton in any wel CoMnention, m=Nevada Tranwonts, Why don't you tell the whole truth while you are at it} Why don't you way.that Paraan, the Pidrida carpet = oy It may take a of our where it ia sappe med itis tote trate city; fruit sbrinksa and dropa off, ) mever heat wolting hen ti the country, j . -Hefore coinmenciag this, however, Walled GoWi To thit plite dil ua wid waa attended by the elife of the Witt eX [tense d themselves aa} ider-striclien and mystified_in ar intense degree with what they beard, { Wonders aud pregigics can hardly be wurprived B any i wew jnvention which may come in . the shape of art or, agi eH ae, bart the . tte and powers shown by Mr, Shep. ' 4ehie jard far surpass anything’ which bas éver been heantie this part of the e mantey. a deep aid powe raul bass to @ cleur, To hear a man. sing from . high soprano, where the high. Cvis held for forty seconds with a purity : itwelfTas before altaimed, is in a eeeen); Dut when it eum ato Kili a hal orchestra uf, common . ppc, while it keepa time with the} tisic by janiping up and down like Liv Fiving thing, than people beyin to . hie niyetified, Th 4 tarritiod, for_wint tetackingin Hi {asin ition in nade ap tn-sound and We Ginnot be surprised aud, some KEnse, jaud the Mast have said concerning Me, Shepard, oertuinly. after Hisfeiing-te—-tie--whels.performance one dau think avd admire and ‘be! wileit, In the grand Eyyptian . uuruh, which. was given_on Sunday evening in total darkwons, the sounds of wndiout justruments were beird,, and aH the ehny and roar “of armed hoste-together with the beating of druria and the roar of thander rendered the room like @ battle-field at nigit; ond stuck terror into the aud two or throd small Children in thet wiistionow began to how signa of terror, oa woll they might, and Mr, Hhepard requested that they should: be-tiken home, av ho would not-conporfootly quiet, voription of the whole would occupy two er three columas,—and we will ainply way thatthe seance closed with (he great duet for two voices in which My, Shepard-sang from low D jn thie bids to high Dia the soprane, and all (hia with the piano jumping about wand the performer's flugeta running over he key-board in total datkuens, — oe Pe «) hange or Tune, Next Monday morning there will be a light chauge in the departures wud arcivals of railroad trains at this rplace, ‘Phe time willthen (on and wfler Monday next) be as follows ‘Train No, F, going south, will leave Grane Vahoy at O00 aa. and arrive: in Colfax at O00 4, My. Prana Ne a, going south, —— (irana Valley at 445 Pp, Mm. and arrive in Colfax at 0:15 poo, ‘Brain No, 9, going. north, will Jeave Volfax at (40 4. M, and arrive ‘Train No.4; going north, will leave Oollax al 700°”, M, and arrive in Cirawa Valloy at 8:29 ep, a, Papers publi@hing the time table of the N,O,N,G, Ky R, will please nolide the change, aud after Monday MOXt correct their tables, ‘Le changes have been made for the convenionce of the travelling publio, so aa to give more time for tansloring aud checking baggage, wid so that & person oan go dowa wad wee bia friewds off on a journey without being burried to death at Oolfax, Lt--wilk be seen that the Changes ave very soaall as to time.— GG. FA Union. ~ ~~. — Naw Mill Murad, The GQuase Valley Union -learns thaton last Mouday afternoon the steam saw mill located near North Mleomileld, aud which belonged to} James Cregan, Was totally ‘destroyed by fie, A man employed at the wall waa engaged in (burning up . Dag, The Main Whe iw Being Ta. Voutigated; Don't ahy, ao ab that Vittle matter, Parana ia not worth -abielding by silence, and hiding does HOt Make-any party capital ‘Pett your readers that Parman ie the worrapt Tajua.e=-Crawe Valley Union, The item We gave ae abeve Waa part of an Asavolated Presa diipateh from the Ravel, aud that wae all there) waa to tell about it, waste dud vseldss pieces of timber’ that were arownd the will, aud for that purpose he built a dire at what/. Trow the milly aad after starting his tire went home te dinner, By some meane the fire soon communicated to ‘Mo mill’ Oaly a@ circular saw and twe head blooke were saved. The lows is about $10,000 wad thene was . sand or so of our spare ministers . lusts vin that he 6. tontaining $36,000 in gold and bonds. lie the performance wotit att wary To give a full degz “T. P. Merrill, do do, he supposed. to bea safe distance} ™. only ten converts, At that rate the forty willion inbubitants of the United States; if they should -all arn! issicnariess~might_make some eadway if they should all invade . Chita and go to work, but ten thou. would—-neot-makemach of an impresssion upon the four: hundréd if million Asiatics whose religion con—propitiating the devil willnot barm them. 50 ¥ — Pee A-New OxLeans merch: ant Was induced by a woman, who told a pitiful story ef poverty, to give her $14 . with which to bury her. dead husBefore giving the money. he wept to-the house and saw-a discol-ored corpse that be. -thou; ght" “ought to have, been buried day s before. In band, the hurry to get away from the place . When he. he forgot his umbrella. returved for it, he found the are witting uF and counting the $14;— i= A srony is told to the effect that » hunter shot a wild tarkey near Nashville, Tenn.,-afew—days ago, aud en going to pick it up found near it.a decayed pair of saddle bags The story was published previous to+ the 1s¢inst,, but it looke like a agree one for that date; #4 Te: [By oe Mining Stocits. -¥eaterday. Morning’ Sales. . SSS ial tl Ophir 6414. ref oe : Mexican 3072, H) “ik Gould & Curry 17 i, Best & Reicher 52%. California 83°, -'4 Savage 47. ———: Con Virginia 1434, Cholar tog, et Hale & Norcross 65, , Crown Point 20% Yellow Jacket 31% as Imperial 5 Kentuck 143 4 Alpha 69, ee Belcher 30%, Confidence 21. Sierra Nevada 207%: Utah 23, Bullion 56, Exchequer 231% Overman 114. Justice 29. Succor 62440. 1405 Union Con 175%. 670 Julia 13%. 1330 Caledonia 9%. 335 Lady Bryan 75c, ‘ 675 870 620 170 $25 640 igo DT ia) 165 615 3200 5660 90 1610 930 200 9316 340 500 760 585 865. 50 Yesterday Afternoon's Leopard 4, Gen Thomast3, Baltimore 2%. Occidental 4°4 Sitver Hiit 9%. Kureka Con 12% Raymond & Ely $3 e Woodville ay. Gila Wy a National Exchange Hotel. BS. A. EDDY, Proprietor. : Tueaspay, April 20th, 1876, I. J. Rolfe, Nevada City, ws Douglas, Reno. Ww, Ferry, San Juan. Geo, Grissell, Washington. Wm, Piper, de, 0, C, Goodrich, do, 8. Harround, do. A. cg Goodspeed, Hunts Bill, L. B. Turner, Dutch Fiat, 8. Spencer, Camptonville. J. Nelson, San Jaan, L. A. Upson, Sacramento, Mr Simona, Relief Hill, . Bradt, Columbus. P. Owens, Grass Valley. o* Leroy Smita, do, Mrs. Brown, ‘Little York. L. Th urston, North Bloomfield, H. Hartling, Sacramento. Geo, Irving, Mayrsville. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. D.W. SNAPP, Proprictor. ‘Tmurspar, April 20th, 1876, QC. F, Robinson, Nevada Ctty. ©. Rastman, Washington, F. Baker, Nevada City. 3.0, Donnelly, do, J. B. Bliet, Blue Tent. Joha Dill, Diamond Creek. * Louis Voss, Voss Mills, Wm. R. Sprowl, ones Val Valley, ©. Tayler, “Robt. Cryer do* _ 4 _Wm White, do do, Ay Dobie; North Bivomfeld.— _ D. D, Stokes, do, 0. Gay, do. . John Hendricks, Col. Hill. RK. 8. Fulton, San Francisco. a. W; Wilbur, de, @; Carrow, Wheatland. —Mrs. HH M> browa, San Um. ames fal, Central iH Johu Farber. do. es 4 pear . New ‘York’ Enamel Paint, : I‘ THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURA100 o'clock this morninz, April 22, Every ‘member of the Board is reque sted ta tbe present. By ordersf . JOHN CASHIN, Pr Sscen Nevada et April 22, 1876. Seer “Annual Target Excursion, —AND— Mistletoe Encampment, At Nevada City. Gomaiities of iorenqumeata, For Qustomah Lodge. JONATHANCLARE, E. BOND, : N. P, BROWN, A. R. LORD, H. H. HASKEINS, : NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, your Armory on SATURDAY, MAY 6th,. 1876, at 1 o'clock, P. M., sharp, in Full Uniform, FORGANNUAL PARADE AND TARGET PRACTICE, The Company will march promptly at 134 o'clock, and all notin the ranks will a onsidered a8 absentees. © No excises re} edived «xcept sickness or absence from q. & DAES, eee Commanding. fea. wk EVENS, 0. 3. a “town. By order: os : ATTENTION COMPANY! j ‘f You ave hereby ordé@red to report at }} or For Mistletoe Encampment, WADSWORTH. ©. J. NAFFAGER, ‘ “JOR. THOMAS. The following order of celebration is hereby announced: The Encampments and Eodges will meet at.Odd Fellows’ Hallin fall’ regalia, at 160% o’e lock:. The. Procession will move at il o'clock, sharp. ' i ; THE “PROCESSION Will form, fromr the Hall,.up Brosa street, and the line of march will be as follews: Up Broad. street to. junction of East and “We st Broad streets;. countermarch do-wn. Broad street to Pine, down Piné to Commercial, down Commercial to Main. down Main to Plaza, threugh Plisza te . Broad street, up Broad to the Theatre. EXERCISES AW THE THEATRE, Music by the Band. seu -BOF. City 2 Marshal. ies Ei B. MORRISQN is hereby\announced @ 88 & candidaty forthe offlee of City piss Ete ctto wd Ponda; “Mary tst; Tere For City Tr asurer. AMES COLLEY is hereby antiounced: ey) as 4 capididate for the ofice-of City freasurer, subject t6 “the decision of the peop le. Elec tion Monday, May is t, 1876. For City Assessor. \ i §. LONG is hereby announcod as e 4 candidate tor the office. of City Assessor, subject to the decision of the people. Election, Monday, May ist, 1876, ___-For_City_ Treasurer cares y YM. BLACK,’ at the solicitation of raany friends, is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of City, freasurer, subject’tu the detision of the people _ Election; Mouday May Ist, 1876. ; For City ¥ Marshal, ~ candidate for-office-of City AMarshed, sabject to the decisien —of the“people, Election, Monday, May Ist, 1876. a For City Marshal. See ae Ber phoo] FORD is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal, sub: jret to, the decision of the people. Bile tion, Monday, May 1st;.1876. For City Marshal. NIBELL, is hereby announced as a ie candidate for election to. the;office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the peopleElection; May Ist, 1876. For City Marshal. EO. 8.8. _ GETCHELL is -hereby-announced asa candldaie for the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the people, Election Mey. ist; 1876, For City ¥ Marshal. OSEPH LONG is hereby announced ‘as a candidate forthe office of City Marshal. Election May Ist. al _FOR ARIZONA!The ‘Arizona and Yow Mexico Express Company’s _NEW FAST -LINE. TOW Toning First. Clase” ‘hana ma Terminus Southern Pacific Railroad, through to Prescott, Tuscon, and all inter— hvints, reaching the newly discoyRICH minand: DISTRICT, } Of Arizona, by the” shortest, Cheapest and Best Route, BREIGHT SHIPMENTS received by Welfs, Fargo & o., San Francisco. TICKETS for gale at all principal ticket Offices, San #rancisco, HENRY WELLS, (Of W. F>& Co. and American Expre Fresident. ss me Oe. Wo: 100 ‘Calif, J, ROWLAND, 0. ornia street, San F: ; Vice President, Me eines alt-3m General Prianra SWELLS, FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, Just received from New. York. ' . CHOICE BULBS, Clover, and Grass Seeds, And general assortmeut of Fresh Garden Seeds, AT : Preston’s Drug Store. Marphal, subject tot! he décision ef the péo: M. SCOTT is hereby announced as at Hill, ——— Tntroductory—— 2+ ae Music by the Choise Prayer by the Chaplain, A: H. Parker, ‘Poem by Mrs. Nellie FBond, Music, Oration by Rev. Geo. Ki: Sivik ene Music. Renediction, sion will re-form and inarch to the falt’ The fottowing officers of the day have been selected: President of the. Day“ Nites Searls. Marehal—E, Rond; Aasistante; Paynter and John T. Morgan. \Réception Committee—Jonathan Clark, Samuel. Clutter,.A. H. Parker, John F. Hook, Wm: Floyd. : , ᐠ᐀䔀ⴀ吀䠀刀ⴀ䔀嘀䔀一䤀一䜀Ⰰ A GRAND BALL AT THE SKATING RINK. PH, BALL COMMITTEES. Reception— Jonathan Clark, B. J. Wat. Crawford, M. Hyman, G. v. Schmittburg. Floor Director—-A. R. Lord. Floor Managers —H. H. Haskins, C.J. Naffziger; O. A. Nelson, W. R. Coe, J. B. Murchie,A. R. Wadsworth. B2 Tickets including supper $3. ESTRAY NOTICE. ‘NAME to the enclosure of the nndersigned, on the Grass Vailey road, about two months since, a sttay cow. She basa young calf by her side. -The owner can have the animals by proving property and paying charges. R. M. FRYER. Nevada, April 21, 1876. -RESIDENT-PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Store, Entrance on Pine street. Residence at Mr W. J. Organ’s, Plety Ordere left at KE. M. Preston’s.will be attended to. ‘ m9 CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP “ BROAD 8T., OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE —HOTEL, NEVADA CITY” WwW. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor, HIS WELL KNOWN BARBER SHOP . has béén tted up in first class style, and gentlemen can. now be shaved, have their Hair Cut or be Shampooed in the highest style of the Tonsorialart. The following: reduction fin prices ‘} Reen made: ae Hair Cutting, — 25 Cents _ Shampooing, 23 Cents, Shaving, 25 Cents. ee x CRAWFORD keeps constantly oo hand the EUREKA HAIR TONIC, which he guarantees to cure all diseases of the scalp BOOT BLACKING, . one The services of CARTER, the champion Boot Black of the State have been secured. Thankful for the liberal patronage here“tofore bestowed upon me, I respectfully solicit a ee the same, ap2l~ . D. CRAWFORD. N rm te —— AM TEAMS LOADING. LUMBER oR. OD FROM OUR YARD, WILL BB EX EMPT FROM TOLL FROM THIS DAS, ‘Vv PLUMB CO, Nevada, April 1st, 1875. ¥ After the exercisés are over, the] pie: Fon, J. B. Johnson, Jobn Pattison, Wee H. W. VALANTINE. M.D., — BLE PAINT FOR THIS CLIMATE. BETHESDA WATER, Fresh from the famous spring of Waukesha Wisconsin, At PRESTON’S. r ELECTION N OTICE. Nozce is auseby given that there will: School Building, on Saturday, the 29th of April, 1876, For the purpose of choosing two members -} of the Board’ of Education «for Nevada Scheol District, to serve for three years. The Polis will open at 5 ¢ cloek, A. M., and close at sunset. J, C. Abbott, Inspector, * ’ a, Natfaiger, Sacraygenie, o BROAD STRRET. NEVADA crry. 4 A ‘D.E. Belland Johu Dunnicliff, Judges. W.d. OKG@AN, : ap2l Clerk of Bojrd of Education. i ~be an election held at the Washingwn = “who had nh statutes rel tices of t : @ vot stand; standing in to be able t #not neglect nership’ Se We learn well, who b . Francisco, . "Marsh met other day. serious nat to the vehic ding, becz ‘managéabl Mr. and M from the cz » eeived sev and body, guconsciou up. Itis b will result” Sewing, Brock Jc ~willt-eall-at there are s purpose of -by-all who done. We workman i _ stands _ ev any sewin, invented, satisfaction Give him. “work is 5a) the machi The ,Un not yet Flat, --No been-into some time understan five or six on the ri . Flat. Du have totec ions into . however, and stag regular tri — Po Potter . for cash 1 days, for stock and Nevada C aia L Great re day was a The-great “tn the cou the Palac made a gi as.to enat place, . ap22 —— Ce Rosenh Dry Goo a large st Parasols; Barr & C ly fer the Everybod sol shoul Palace D. ap22 The K. Cas San Fran chased at Gents F ' A large k and they to this cit x suit of ¢ “that line quality < I Men’s > ar Shirts, H numerou at HYM: and Pine Tus C geles is a : tution at

NPRM RE ARR EINRIRE SSNNRUA CRE CREE RANMA ORE ase IR Sesion nr me: ea ne cee Ne UR NN Eee eee tthsuge aera Ee Bhe Daily Transerip NEVADA OCLFV; CAle . tui Low. It ian very: injurious. habi éra somotimen fall itito of loail.tulk t taathing ino school room. ‘Po command silences or order among P the tone of tiie comman dart thunders continually in the ear of A npils, while he hoo! Leos? Hivevities —. If the ‘performance at the Theatre thin evening in aa wondertal ae -miet . of oar ex har dea telate of Uhiin alae / . where, it will De-well worth visiting i t ‘havea jowp ‘They are year party at Colembla Hit onthe evening of May OW Neal Wedtiosday, the With, will be . a gala day in thie eity, The, Odd Pellows' eclubration and ball prom jsea tobe the grandest affair held) here for years, i a +> Leone of the moat myat.cal: perfor. Loe Angeles douse hepard, the Musteal ‘Wonder. Ali ef onr exchanges, ‘at. seal where Mr. Sirepard hes perforined, apowk io-wonderfal terme of Bis per, bacramenwe % [fi Tiiwete, Pay F ravciacey, to and & sn done papers, give ac counts the fAiowing which we Los Angeles Star: “Oo elegant art was the eifeisar to Glif from the oun ey. mene last toe r gai) ery “Wolfenstein's Mahee th it baw ever taken place-in The long looked for Heather of I nae Bhepard “took place ‘tivered ou Notice. Oe Regular evening seryice will be resumed at Trinity) Church, Sunday next; and by request, the sermon de“Good Friday’’ evening, on the “Intermediate State,’’ will be Seats free. The. public Geo. R. Davis, Rector. Tue. task of-qonverting the -heathen Chinese, says the Oakland Tri-) bune, niust be.bopeless. It bas lately bean shown that aSan Francisco missionary hes been in the business “ten years-and-has~ made invited. Ture was a heavy snow storm at Downieville, a few days ago, with not @Gloud i it the sky. a > Tur Vallejo officers say they: have closed up the Chinese honses of illfame—which is one good result of the present agitation. : 5 Se BOARD OF EDUCATION: ~ 4 SPECIAL MEETING of the Board of Education will take place at the Washington School House, at ‘Grand Celebration =THE— FiftySey enth ee Of Odd Fellowship,” ma WILL BE CELEBRATED: = ee) ae Wednesday, April 26th, ae ee oe 5 Oustomah Lodge,. 1.0.0.F The BD NEVAI E 9! eee LOG Co-pa It would I who belong give notice . tion, A rec trial in Jud volving tha tained, a “di , point that a t t f a E [ é i : & “that there be— order, ——§wilt-never secure. it #9 pat 7 HET “2 fe is ‘disorderly fii a nneouth . « ~ iia ——— in Guressonable, » The fadtreet iti fluenos of a teacher iw greater (het. Hla tna eon i tones sitplas treitia aapply te va La . ae ural-for frajt to grow than in the oud nd afig ny ‘. tr yaterou ill manuered teaeheria—_more cut of place in a school room thn ta the in hid own manners, same kind of a pupil, Erorgy te necessary in a tench, but it saab vighh be combined with gey tiknem tobe] of. vee, A attatiger can, on bis te firat entrance “jtito a eacool rogin, tall by the prevailing. epirit of aotivity or elagelvbnese, aw hat-the . The order! y an lear ‘the teacher is. teous teacher will diffuse ¢tharacter imperceptibly inte hia par . pile, Itienot-the one who labors . bardext. avd -talky thé loudent and & “host boisterons that eect pli ties the best. results th the sehool room Mth ja uselews to try te ‘entore n ygentles ta Ganal Fomadien Tor ousl leat hava’ rr ma -s bar win a the papers ot San Francisca, ness in the langunge-Of-vieleioe, oF te, jneulcate the great fonnon of welf-cont trol in tones of Tinpatie noe or ia the —lenguage-of passion.. —Chikinia inay . not comprehend our words, bul thay novor fuil to-teet aud underatand our -—faoka and abtions, Ae ia the tone her #0 ia the scheol isa” rule tliat never faila. Therefore teachers who de sire quietorder, and courteaud ben. havior, must thomeelves hot the ox: ; saple, : 7s : wena ite en asensie ‘Important Ameondmont, Phe Code in _rolation to thon: _. ministration of . potexeood’ $1,500, entnten haw bean ainonded na follows: amondod that where the Inventory of nn intestate shows ite valud doen procesding# are to be had after-noties and day set for hearing, 10 provided 4n—veetpns 1.693, 1.035, 1,038 of Art Ti, Chap a " their fare 26 per vent. 10, Title 2, Cade of Civil Procedure, relating to the.-settlement of Ho counts, ~On the. henring, if the Court finds the Value Of the-eatate doos not exeoud $1,500, it munt ne sign for the use and wapportof the widow atid rinor obild or ehildven, ‘or if there benno widow, then for the children, if any, the whole of the en tate, after payment of expeunen of last sickness, funeral dharger and expenses of administration, and there muat be no further proceeding had, unlews further eatate bo. dinoov: ered, When thé value of the oatate does not exceed $9,000 it ia in the Wisoretion of the Court to diapense with the regular proceedings or any part thereof ‘preaoribed in thin ttle except aa herein provided, and there moat be A WimMAry Admini tration and diatiibution at the end of ‘bix months, and the hotive of ereditora must be for a presentation of olaima within four montba atter “publication Of the Wotioe wind Thos gary the heat possible manny fot presented to be barred Tho act took offeot on ite pasange and was approved February 16, D870 ‘iheabiii ® Why it was Dene, The Ban Prancisoo Jost annownoig the foot that all the San Francia. go atreet railwaye have advanced “payer “The street railroad companion of the oily want boney, Tt ja a proaperounaen: gon, . Hay andgrain will be abuid> autand cheap for the horeea, but) they want more money, We have had no extremes of weather to ormok ears, open or Warp raila or doatwoy atreets, neither haa it been announoed that the drivera are to be paid any fearfully high wagea for their fow hours of languid exerolve, but the direvtora and atookholters want more money from the people Who gave them their valuable oharters and privileges, and who are compell ed to patrodine thei if ofder to reach their engagements, and to earn their daily bread, -Tbere ie a almple easy way to get more money, when the happy idea of collecting it oooure, and that is to, raise the price of tick: ote twenty five per vent, id casieinitbicainescediipscnansenliy _ AMaN named Charles Siimmona, of San Diege,—oat—hie— ett eye on Monday, by the explosion ofa potite of soda Water, ’ { hamid . Thom. at Beetion baht in] ering to the Btoew tly Fe Ree inn to be 4 His: . oan taina. Ae eanea preeailin @ aimonyg the friudtf fre én aa bite tiaein, *iieh balilea the kidd u if . tha micet rienced 'hureeryinen it aot er at wap joeatities we heapofl ‘tees 4 wing jit iiive of ab alundait yield” j by ising iu twa “OF. }eaven . criap, that were i Vigorounly and “thin diane and ‘The lincotie The abs altace three daya miienly tien yellow, kitnityr to, ourt leat." young and thw: few daya the trees a wir . disease 14 not confined to any pat . tiular kind of bat Hr tavager Fare qreatewt among three wid fous tha bark beeoniew wenley, ate dead tree, year old peach aud apriest troes Tha cloweat wear ih fina tailed to Fe anid ie Peoul the prenence of & parasite, ' ile } reve CIT yG, throw wome light on tha subject? We have heard nothing of the. kind fron one fit aewers here Wihit Ati All who deniré to-aee the latent novelty of the senvow should tike ft Jtichnitdeon'a Patent-—Hee Itntoher Thit apparatia, it ie af firmed, lo better wold more oonven jont than tha gentine. hatohorn themwelven, Tit wall Vat the maw difflault egyato hateb dan he hraught to Hfé by thin wnachine da quicker time vad dab tter order than by the An Ttallan by the name of Foweptr rank, while engaged in cutting woodkat Omega, on Thumday eve ning Out hin thumb off, wo it juat huts hy the shin; and not belngable to-fhid a pliyatetan fie that -vlebiity; the night, and reached here at elght o'clock yesterday morning, When he had the wound dressed) and took a Hittle reat bimwelf, o, Wa loarn Yhe anow in the moun. taina ja going of. very: tant —"Pie weather seoma to bd just ot the right tompernture to aiteat it, The Common Count of Miryw ville haw published a notlog “that all vagranta will be arrested within forty-eight hours, unlows they leave. town, Tila nw fact that not one aahknon haw come up Deer Crook above Mogua' Mill tila seasen,—Whether tho Buperinterident of that mine “(Mr Horry) haw anything ti do with the matty we #hall hot way, FKooney, the blaokamith who driven on shoes at Barton's shop, wante to bot 8100 he oan ahoe twenty horew in ten hove, and dathe work Mina Hattie Dickerman haa been omployod to teaoh the aoheol at Ba. Poa, da dale oownty, A rogular Washoe sephyt prevail ml here yeatdrday wath about two oOplvek, When A Hide Bhower wel in, and madeevery one pejoloe that he was not ia Man Branelioo or other Willainowe.olimatos where winds, wand and the dovil ave-wH mixed ap to the gtive dinturbanoe of the oom fort OT MABR a in yoneral, . * ~ A 'Teikanapato BLUNDet oe Ty a tolographio blunder the wame of Honator Thurman appeared iv some of the California papera aa the aubjoot of Congressional investigation Lonoeriiig the sale of Vadetabipa, etd,, Hnatwad of Congrenaman ‘bur wan of Borda ‘Thurman haa never been thought of ia Washin ton in any wel CoMnention, m=Nevada Tranwonts, Why don't you tell the whole truth while you are at it} Why don't you way.that Paraan, the Pidrida carpet = oy It may take a of our where it ia sappe med itis tote trate city; fruit sbrinksa and dropa off, ) mever heat wolting hen ti the country, j . -Hefore coinmenciag this, however, Walled GoWi To thit plite dil ua wid waa attended by the elife of the Witt eX [tense d themselves aa} ider-striclien and mystified_in ar intense degree with what they beard, { Wonders aud pregigics can hardly be wurprived B any i wew jnvention which may come in . the shape of art or, agi eH ae, bart the . tte and powers shown by Mr, Shep. ' 4ehie jard far surpass anything’ which bas éver been heantie this part of the e mantey. a deep aid powe raul bass to @ cleur, To hear a man. sing from . high soprano, where the high. Cvis held for forty seconds with a purity : itwelfTas before altaimed, is in a eeeen); Dut when it eum ato Kili a hal orchestra uf, common . ppc, while it keepa time with the} tisic by janiping up and down like Liv Fiving thing, than people beyin to . hie niyetified, Th 4 tarritiod, for_wint tetackingin Hi {asin ition in nade ap tn-sound and We Ginnot be surprised aud, some KEnse, jaud the Mast have said concerning Me, Shepard, oertuinly. after Hisfeiing-te—-tie--whels.performance one dau think avd admire and ‘be! wileit, In the grand Eyyptian . uuruh, which. was given_on Sunday evening in total darkwons, the sounds of wndiout justruments were beird,, and aH the ehny and roar “of armed hoste-together with the beating of druria and the roar of thander rendered the room like @ battle-field at nigit; ond stuck terror into the aud two or throd small Children in thet wiistionow began to how signa of terror, oa woll they might, and Mr, Hhepard requested that they should: be-tiken home, av ho would not-conporfootly quiet, voription of the whole would occupy two er three columas,—and we will ainply way thatthe seance closed with (he great duet for two voices in which My, Shepard-sang from low D jn thie bids to high Dia the soprane, and all (hia with the piano jumping about wand the performer's flugeta running over he key-board in total datkuens, — oe Pe «) hange or Tune, Next Monday morning there will be a light chauge in the departures wud arcivals of railroad trains at this rplace, ‘Phe time willthen (on and wfler Monday next) be as follows ‘Train No, F, going south, will leave Grane Vahoy at O00 aa. and arrive: in Colfax at O00 4, My. Prana Ne a, going south, —— (irana Valley at 445 Pp, Mm. and arrive in Colfax at 0:15 poo, ‘Brain No, 9, going. north, will Jeave Volfax at (40 4. M, and arrive ‘Train No.4; going north, will leave Oollax al 700°”, M, and arrive in Cirawa Valloy at 8:29 ep, a, Papers publi@hing the time table of the N,O,N,G, Ky R, will please nolide the change, aud after Monday MOXt correct their tables, ‘Le changes have been made for the convenionce of the travelling publio, so aa to give more time for tansloring aud checking baggage, wid so that & person oan go dowa wad wee bia friewds off on a journey without being burried to death at Oolfax, Lt--wilk be seen that the Changes ave very soaall as to time.— GG. FA Union. ~ ~~. — Naw Mill Murad, The GQuase Valley Union -learns thaton last Mouday afternoon the steam saw mill located near North Mleomileld, aud which belonged to} James Cregan, Was totally ‘destroyed by fie, A man employed at the wall waa engaged in (burning up . Dag, The Main Whe iw Being Ta. Voutigated; Don't ahy, ao ab that Vittle matter, Parana ia not worth -abielding by silence, and hiding does HOt Make-any party capital ‘Pett your readers that Parman ie the worrapt Tajua.e=-Crawe Valley Union, The item We gave ae abeve Waa part of an Asavolated Presa diipateh from the Ravel, aud that wae all there) waa to tell about it, waste dud vseldss pieces of timber’ that were arownd the will, aud for that purpose he built a dire at what/. Trow the milly aad after starting his tire went home te dinner, By some meane the fire soon communicated to ‘Mo mill’ Oaly a@ circular saw and twe head blooke were saved. The lows is about $10,000 wad thene was . sand or so of our spare ministers . lusts vin that he 6. tontaining $36,000 in gold and bonds. lie the performance wotit att wary To give a full degz “T. P. Merrill, do do, he supposed. to bea safe distance} ™.

only ten converts, At that rate the forty willion inbubitants of the United States; if they should -all arn! issicnariess~might_make some eadway if they should all invade . Chita and go to work, but ten thou. would—-neot-makemach of an impresssion upon the four: hundréd if million Asiatics whose religion con—propitiating the devil willnot barm them. 50 ¥ — Pee A-New OxLeans merch: ant Was induced by a woman, who told a pitiful story ef poverty, to give her $14 . with which to bury her. dead husBefore giving the money. he wept to-the house and saw-a discol-ored corpse that be. -thou; ght" “ought to have, been buried day s before. In band, the hurry to get away from the place . When he. he forgot his umbrella. returved for it, he found the are witting uF and counting the $14;— i= A srony is told to the effect that » hunter shot a wild tarkey near Nashville, Tenn.,-afew—days ago, aud en going to pick it up found near it.a decayed pair of saddle bags The story was published previous to+ the 1s¢inst,, but it looke like a agree one for that date; #4 Te: [By oe Mining Stocits. -¥eaterday. Morning’ Sales. . SSS ial tl Ophir 6414. ref oe : Mexican 3072, H) “ik Gould & Curry 17 i, Best & Reicher 52%. California 83°, -'4 Savage 47. ———: Con Virginia 1434, Cholar tog, et Hale & Norcross 65, , Crown Point 20% Yellow Jacket 31% as Imperial 5 Kentuck 143 4 Alpha 69, ee Belcher 30%, Confidence 21. Sierra Nevada 207%: Utah 23, Bullion 56, Exchequer 231% Overman 114. Justice 29. Succor 62440. 1405 Union Con 175%. 670 Julia 13%. 1330 Caledonia 9%. 335 Lady Bryan 75c, ‘ 675 870 620 170 $25 640 igo DT ia) 165 615 3200 5660 90 1610 930 200 9316 340 500 760 585 865. 50 Yesterday Afternoon's Leopard 4, Gen Thomast3, Baltimore 2%. Occidental 4°4 Sitver Hiit 9%. Kureka Con 12% Raymond & Ely $3 e Woodville ay. Gila Wy a National Exchange Hotel. BS. A. EDDY, Proprietor. : Tueaspay, April 20th, 1876, I. J. Rolfe, Nevada City, ws Douglas, Reno. Ww, Ferry, San Juan. Geo, Grissell, Washington. Wm, Piper, de, 0, C, Goodrich, do, 8. Harround, do. A. cg Goodspeed, Hunts Bill, L. B. Turner, Dutch Fiat, 8. Spencer, Camptonville. J. Nelson, San Jaan, L. A. Upson, Sacramento, Mr Simona, Relief Hill, . Bradt, Columbus. P. Owens, Grass Valley. o* Leroy Smita, do, Mrs. Brown, ‘Little York. L. Th urston, North Bloomfield, H. Hartling, Sacramento. Geo, Irving, Mayrsville. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. D.W. SNAPP, Proprictor. ‘Tmurspar, April 20th, 1876, QC. F, Robinson, Nevada Ctty. ©. Rastman, Washington, F. Baker, Nevada City. 3.0, Donnelly, do, J. B. Bliet, Blue Tent. Joha Dill, Diamond Creek. * Louis Voss, Voss Mills, Wm. R. Sprowl, ones Val Valley, ©. Tayler, “Robt. Cryer do* _ 4 _Wm White, do do, Ay Dobie; North Bivomfeld.— _ D. D, Stokes, do, 0. Gay, do. . John Hendricks, Col. Hill. RK. 8. Fulton, San Francisco. a. W; Wilbur, de, @; Carrow, Wheatland. —Mrs. HH M> browa, San Um. ames fal, Central iH Johu Farber. do. es 4 pear . New ‘York’ Enamel Paint, : I‘ THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURA100 o'clock this morninz, April 22, Every ‘member of the Board is reque sted ta tbe present. By ordersf . JOHN CASHIN, Pr Sscen Nevada et April 22, 1876. Seer “Annual Target Excursion, —AND— Mistletoe Encampment, At Nevada City. Gomaiities of iorenqumeata, For Qustomah Lodge. JONATHANCLARE, E. BOND, : N. P, BROWN, A. R. LORD, H. H. HASKEINS, : NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, your Armory on SATURDAY, MAY 6th,. 1876, at 1 o'clock, P. M., sharp, in Full Uniform, FORGANNUAL PARADE AND TARGET PRACTICE, The Company will march promptly at 134 o'clock, and all notin the ranks will a onsidered a8 absentees. © No excises re} edived «xcept sickness or absence from q. & DAES, eee Commanding. fea. wk EVENS, 0. 3. a “town. By order: os : ATTENTION COMPANY! j ‘f You ave hereby ordé@red to report at }} or For Mistletoe Encampment, WADSWORTH. ©. J. NAFFAGER, ‘ “JOR. THOMAS. The following order of celebration is hereby announced: The Encampments and Eodges will meet at.Odd Fellows’ Hallin fall’ regalia, at 160% o’e lock:. The. Procession will move at il o'clock, sharp. ' i ; THE “PROCESSION Will form, fromr the Hall,.up Brosa street, and the line of march will be as follews: Up Broad. street to. junction of East and “We st Broad streets;. countermarch do-wn. Broad street to Pine, down Piné to Commercial, down Commercial to Main. down Main to Plaza, threugh Plisza te . Broad street, up Broad to the Theatre. EXERCISES AW THE THEATRE, Music by the Band. seu -BOF. City 2 Marshal. ies Ei B. MORRISQN is hereby\announced @ 88 & candidaty forthe offlee of City piss Ete ctto wd Ponda; “Mary tst; Tere For City Tr asurer. AMES COLLEY is hereby antiounced: ey) as 4 capididate for the ofice-of City freasurer, subject t6 “the decision of the peop le. Elec tion Monday, May is t, 1876. For City Assessor. \ i §. LONG is hereby announcod as e 4 candidate tor the office. of City Assessor, subject to the decision of the people. Election, Monday, May ist, 1876, ___-For_City_ Treasurer cares y YM. BLACK,’ at the solicitation of raany friends, is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of City, freasurer, subject’tu the detision of the people _ Election; Mouday May Ist, 1876. ; For City ¥ Marshal, ~ candidate for-office-of City AMarshed, sabject to the decisien —of the“people, Election, Monday, May Ist, 1876. a For City Marshal. See ae Ber phoo] FORD is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal, sub: jret to, the decision of the people. Bile tion, Monday, May 1st;.1876. For City Marshal. NIBELL, is hereby announced as a ie candidate for election to. the;office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the peopleElection; May Ist, 1876. For City Marshal. EO. 8.8. _ GETCHELL is -hereby-announced asa candldaie for the office of City Marshal, subject to the decision of the people, Election Mey. ist; 1876, For City ¥ Marshal. OSEPH LONG is hereby announced ‘as a candidate forthe office of City Marshal. Election May Ist. al _FOR ARIZONA!The ‘Arizona and Yow Mexico Express Company’s _NEW FAST -LINE. TOW Toning First. Clase” ‘hana ma Terminus Southern Pacific Railroad, through to Prescott, Tuscon, and all inter— hvints, reaching the newly discoyRICH minand: DISTRICT, } Of Arizona, by the” shortest, Cheapest and Best Route, BREIGHT SHIPMENTS received by Welfs, Fargo & o., San Francisco. TICKETS for gale at all principal ticket Offices, San #rancisco, HENRY WELLS, (Of W. F>& Co. and American Expre Fresident. ss me Oe. Wo: 100 ‘Calif, J, ROWLAND, 0. ornia street, San F: ; Vice President, Me eines alt-3m General Prianra SWELLS, FRESH FLOWER SEEDS, Just received from New. York. ' . CHOICE BULBS, Clover, and Grass Seeds, And general assortmeut of Fresh Garden Seeds, AT : Preston’s Drug Store. Marphal, subject tot! he décision ef the péo: M. SCOTT is hereby announced as at Hill, ——— Tntroductory—— 2+ ae Music by the Choise Prayer by the Chaplain, A: H. Parker, ‘Poem by Mrs. Nellie FBond, Music, Oration by Rev. Geo. Ki: Sivik ene Music. Renediction, sion will re-form and inarch to the falt’ The fottowing officers of the day have been selected: President of the. Day“ Nites Searls. Marehal—E, Rond; Aasistante; Paynter and John T. Morgan. \Réception Committee—Jonathan Clark, Samuel. Clutter,.A. H.. Parker, John F. Hook, Wm: Floyd. : , ᐠ᐀䔀ⴀ吀䠀刀ⴀ䔀嘀䔀一䤀一䜀Ⰰ A GRAND BALL AT THE SKATING RINK. PH, BALL COMMITTEES. Reception— Jonathan Clark, B. J. Wat. Crawford, M. Hyman, G. v. Schmittburg. Floor Director—-A. R. Lord. Floor Managers —H. H. Haskins, C.J. Naffziger; O. A. Nelson, W. R. Coe, J. B. Murchie,A. R. Wadsworth. B2 Tickets including supper $3. ESTRAY NOTICE. ‘NAME to the enclosure of the nndersigned, on the Grass Vailey road, about two months since, a sttay cow. She basa young calf by her side. -The owner can have the animals by proving property and paying charges. R. M. FRYER. Nevada, April 21, 1876. -RESIDENT-PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Store, Entrance on Pine street. Residence at Mr W. J. Organ’s, Plety Ordere left at KE. M. Preston’s.will be attended to. ‘ m9 CENTENNIAL BARBER SHOP “ BROAD 8T., OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE —HOTEL, NEVADA CITY” WwW. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor, HIS WELL KNOWN BARBER SHOP . has béén tted up in first class style, and gentlemen can. now be shaved, have their Hair Cut or be Shampooed in the highest style of the Tonsorialart.. The following: reduction fin prices ‘} Reen made: ae Hair Cutting, — 25 Cents _ Shampooing, 23 Cents, Shaving, 25 Cents. ee x CRAWFORD keeps constantly oo hand the EUREKA HAIR TONIC, which he guarantees to cure all diseases of the scalp BOOT BLACKING, . one The services of CARTER, the champion Boot Black of the State have been secured. Thankful for the liberal patronage here“tofore bestowed upon me, I respectfully solicit a ee the same, ap2l~ . D. CRAWFORD. N rm te —— AM TEAMS LOADING. LUMBER oR. OD FROM OUR YARD, WILL BB EX EMPT FROM TOLL FROM THIS DAS, ‘Vv PLUMB CO, Nevada, April 1st, 1875. ¥ After the exercisés are over, the] pie: Fon, J. B. Johnson, Jobn Pattison, Wee H. W. VALANTINE. M.D., — BLE PAINT FOR THIS CLIMATE. BETHESDA WATER, Fresh from the famous spring of Waukesha Wisconsin, At PRESTON’S. r ELECTION N OTICE. Nozce is auseby given that there will: School Building, on Saturday, the 29th of April, 1876, For the purpose of choosing two members -} of the Board’ of Education «for Nevada Scheol District, to serve for three years. The Polis will open at 5 ¢ cloek, A. M., and close at sunset. J, C. Abbott, Inspector, * ’ a, Natfaiger, Sacraygenie, o BROAD STRRET. NEVADA crry. 4 A ‘D.E. Belland Johu Dunnicliff, Judges. W.d. OKG@AN, : ap2l Clerk of Bojrd of Education. i ~be an election held at the Washingwn = “who had nh statutes rel tices of t : @ vot stand; standing in to be able t #not neglect nership’ Se We learn well, who b . Francisco, . "Marsh met other day. serious nat to the vehic ding, becz ‘managéabl Mr. and M from the cz » eeived sev and body, guconsciou up. Itis b will result” Sewing, Brock Jc ~willt-eall-at there are s purpose of -by-all who done. We workman i _ stands _ ev any sewin, invented, satisfaction Give him. “work is 5a) the machi The ,Un not yet Flat, --No been-into some time understan five or six on the ri . Flat. Du have totec ions into . however, and stag regular tri — Po Potter . for cash 1 days, for stock and Nevada C aia L Great re day was a The-great “tn the cou the Palac made a gi as.to enat place, . ap22 —— Ce Rosenh Dry Goo a large st Parasols; Barr & C ly fer the Everybod sol shoul Palace D. ap22 The K. Cas San Fran chased at Gents F ' A large k and they to this cit x suit of ¢ “that line quality < I Men’s > ar Shirts, H numerou at HYM: and Pine Tus C geles is a : tution at