April 27, 1873 (4 pages)

__ speedily punished.’ as toe ing Rony 5 —4 There appears reser ner ee Prightfal Avelaents . among. a! majority of the teachers of A dispatch from Trackee, of tapi the county, for.@. regular square — “a saw mill near here last night, resultNS _ remove thém’ if they surrender.” Thus, for the purpéees Of /catrying j to the -the supveying, party, > assure them that they. would not be ~ injured. ny the se 8 peace Ady ever be. madei-te: treat: with: thent : whole intercourse of tlie Government a sliver which ' had‘begome. fastened to Prige to come. ,and knook off the guy Lig aeaainageert tha . Prive, Atty xcited, the oh vf thint out'ot thitty or forty lady téach: ‘Ten: Peaee Sioned hat ad with the Modoca it was’ stated that _ the pringipal impediment: to peace was the four of the Indians that the murderers amon? them would have to be for Pn ange jury of; Jackson: connty; ; Oregon. This fact was stated by Meacham in a. fetter “to” Secretary Delano, ‘and — comes the _Statement. of the ondent bi the Sone veap ie ted Tedious = tothe: civil authorities, jbyt rather to. out a mistaken policy of peace to-. wards armed apd savagery the civil, law ee tthe and men indicted for. niurder Prony tected by ther military: from trial: This, General Canby. had declared: re coukd-not, pre, and had th the. sav. ages surren er _no doubt those indie “would ‘fiave been handed over ta ‘tHe’ courts’ for’ trial _ and the advice of the’ Secretary.of the Interior enly serves to, show that . those who. advocate the., policy are willing to sacrifice justice and law'td ‘carry out theif theory, “This adyjoe of the. Secretary ‘Seg ‘a piece with the advice that the murdérers of should not suffer punishment, becausé the In~~dians hated surveyors, andythat the . ; Government shauld be ¢garetal to,notify the song of the. forest. when surveyors were going among them, me Core m0 ie protectors. oetverasedt id 'the apologista. for crime. “The oiily why to whip. ‘Phu thé iptetfhiy’ Tadlans’ Yo ‘thotougniy’)*?that they lay down their aris and beg tor peed; and no attempt should, wiilé they dterin arms. ‘The ouly: conditions'for sich ‘shoutd He’ “in. constitutionulesurrender; for the with Indians shows that they duly respect its authority so long as they fuel assared that their crimes. will be. Fealled cyriosity,’ Curiosity, is only thany teachers, in presenting differ: z ‘ent subjects, to their classes. hey a »présent, them in a new ‘pnd bnique. jects in’ ‘such & manner as to. inake‘server, might'seem very strange; but it answered its purpose,:. that. of awakening the interest of the school.’ Tobe sure, pupils tire very easily of these.plans, but what of. that, an. bowers new method of pregent may be ‘not ‘generally thosé. who. have. the ‘pupila, by, making, 98 it, were, “oid, pease connate Bloc RDUCATIONAL . “DEPARTMENT. child as oarioaity, As soot almost as it is able to walk, it begins to notice the difference in the size, shape and color of things, When a child diséévers a pebble or fon DtipeobF} ject 4 ot a ~peculiar be a or color, it the name and properties of the} 5 aoe ‘and i not satisfied. unless inakru0dil This. disposition children . never lose}, ab @lings to them through. life, and is'the-chief means by which they sequire Snformmation. It is ee disposition! ier nb cae be carefally . AgmMe and at tschool, if properly im. ecomes AD invaluable aid: Sites Without it, he can.do . . but jittle. And yet very hittle ) atten. tion is given it. by many teachers; pine even try to" ‘Tobira 1 ak itu blesome trait, . A’Begt deat of. what. "4 ealted tact in the management” ‘of ‘a Sehool gou+ sts in a proper attention to the trait be and Hey, sibjects as presented." This . kept-awake iby having ro Ba fact-is taken:a. wantage of by a'great’ labor and generally successfully, ‘to manner. They present’ their subthem ‘appear new, T ‘haye seen . schools work eagerly, in carrying’ out a plan of study, which, to.an obtation’ studied up, which -will retheir curiosity. Tt is: hatd give ac correct idea ofthis method: t The place 't6 ‘see ind afudy, ja in the . school rvom. ' Stiveessful’ teachers are hest educations; byt those who. have’ the happy faculty: of interesting’ their. néw, dnd by” “presenting ‘them © to ladies in. new, ond pleasing mannéf, ” $ says! A shocking accident occorred at Ben: “in the Gout of ulsouie Price, a head tanya: “undétfook. ys pull ont in, Défween.a large circular saw and thé: suw frame, when his fingers be‘came wedged in between the revoly-} ing sdws and frame, and he was una ble to. exteieate: them: He whotited conditiex iustedil’ a via ho, and spell i“ words, she has been eve oa Garney;the . head saw» had three fingers badly about. to, hold another session i New York, presimably, We suppose, for the , , Purpose: pf) /pongratul@ing themiseives and the coantry on thé successful working of their‘! Me Thisé ofthe Gohrmission ve e xpressed.ag yopinion »in tie niatter whatev “ ¥fondemn the order a “the extermination at . the Modocs, claiming that it has its Pwhich she’berself as been ‘teaching Phavelisti @ quarter of a century. backdown, when the’ time arrives,’ for holding the ‘spelling. match, I do not speak.of the: Spelling i in which the pupils ulone‘are to compete; for that is not a spelling for the champiotship of the county, I 1 to the. spelling contest, in ea are allowed to spell. on th ‘As far as I can . teachers without a vnaniinously: 3 aay ; p prof j tind arrives, . » the lady exceptions, are “that ‘they will ared. to spell when ae ds probable. s who will spell, Woy. ia: it, ne county, there is not one, : up before, the. pub. ‘taught, 4or a. score at yours; ‘and Is ft any wouder we 866, communica. Htiomd it. “Papers, written, by . ‘pupils, boldly “naserting , that thay fhave a very poor Opinion of the hdpelling ubilities of their teachers, Of thiaState, lady teachers are wityl ¥OGid in the van, in. mattérs) > instance at: least, oe ce to ma thi A ipeat i ‘no vel ‘reading, would-b¢ diligly wufficient-to enable crigin more. in, revengeful, impulses than a desire to peacefully solve this are rye ond ¢ opt problemy, A Tar a ap Southern aie is expected to. be cdtipleted about the Ist.of duly. Ir} 8° will protien, ‘make. a new trank line. to the. Louis to, New. York by. means.of _ connection with the Baltimove ang” Baltimore. »-'The Ohio read. near.ara sd ‘th 3,841 4 ad + Maat 8 ot)” “Yo send edit ta s+ bated vt Sebantin iqamaay 96 iw ioe on aA. Gail Mo. *., ti wot the New Jeraay est, extending from St. pyith a rear attachment 10x30 feet, any to bedvine at least, tolerable spellers, Who d tospell. . ! MOWRS Vou Juanes Tue Cougregatioual Church at Clayton. xton, re at Dae ane pthe main pdrbidn Heiag12Ax24 fect, giving side wing: extension to the auidionae: capital of the road, repre t £00, a a tuindod dete: ($6,009; . bared puengtti have’ already pares sy 4 We Aa WAM . ee — math ‘ "Hoan Tren eestor F te adhoc Reba sst jist net yrs ovat ake aprieT pany, can. be obtais ‘evening before, and ‘was highly de‘lighted with the am ° of the Odd . Members will hike: due notice and ‘haa arrived in Grace, Valley, In other States, dnd Ht aaptit! } pertaining to educution, tut ours, inp. nig , A bundreth part of the . 7: ° ao +} Poreires ee ities : i inview nip but jt Relat ‘iq f avails jility and pron rot ie Savings Bank, in cage of. lopg Pamphlets illustrating the valine of the “Savings ' Deposit Plan,'’ and such othgr information” pertaining 66 thé géneral Workings of the Gor} Eaton, General. ing for afew , who are now days at the Naak 0 sional Exchange Hotel, Nevada, City. _ Breaking Ground. ~We acknowledge the. iis oe an invitation of the California Central Narrow Gauge: Railroad. Co.;' to ‘be’ Benicia. The. ‘ceremony ae 1o:ahe. ‘place at Beficia on the first day iséd vee aps OTT » € ndmes are plackd on the ‘Toll of honor, in the Quaker ‘HLill Soho6l,, to¥" the” sadnth Afuling Conklin; Chatles J. Jones, Frances. M."Tyrrill, Mary” BE: Shéllenbstger, . Lottie Li. Foot, Della merger Ged! W. Joués, Charles W,.Shellem . Benger, ——— 5, Jones. oe ua ¢ Mining Accident.” A manGiamed Butler, a biel in the Eagle Co’s, claims,,. at. Moore's st Fiat, was caught by, & cave last Monday-torning. ‘He’ “Was ‘erased beneatha masa ,of, pipe: clay, jaaad: 80 seriously injured that Dr. Lafever thinks he will die. Personal. Com, , Rafus Shoemaker, ot the Grass Valley Union, was in town -yesterday. He attended the. Ball the ‘Fellows. sis : a a3 hb Roy al ‘Arch Mildehi, a-tipgipd of Sreisde Rowe “Arch Chapter will berheld on: Monday, tomorrow evening; for work. © Visiting Companioris” até “cordially invited.govern them; selves, ncoondingly. owing fr Yip maties An’ persons having. bills mb the Odd . Fellows’. celebration, are . . requested to presentithem to Phil. ‘Seldner, Chairman of the. Executive Cobamittée, without delay: e hi vs The Survey. -“Et'was reported in town yesterday that the. surveying party. which’ has been . engaged i in surveying a line for’ a@ railroad from Colfax to this city, For City Muxstsal. James Jennings .is announced in Taaac for thovofios ot OF Mardhal, “The election takes place’ one» Week from to-morrow. . The School I Election. The school election yesterday, .resulted in, the election of E.M. Preston. ~The total-vote. was 188. Bell 105, Yavin 83. Preaching aacediow: Divine Services will be held in. the Meth odist Church, Sundsy morning at ty O'clock, . School at 2 o'elock, (Pp. mo Rev. PL. ‘Haynes Pastor. ery Sunday morning a. 11 o’elock, Me Rev. Mr. Anderson, ' Divine Services at the Catholic Ghuren Sunday morning at 10% o'clock. Sabbath School at 9, and Vespers at 1% PF. ™. Rey. Father Meagher, Pastor. eee helt he, theta. M. in the first half ef Ap an increase of vetcent, on that received for the f =< {of Susie’s brother, Wilhelm, there jowas.a big explosion on the “Holt at Gonor, ix cas April 5th: Carrie B. Tarner; Rosa {4° “the following day, and were surprised ,. to find the runaway pair living ery Bretlandt said they were not wedded a oan § assuaged her griéf ‘and 1 proand in the evening at 734.0'clock. Sabbaths Episcopal services at the Court _Honse, ev. k. ovae the matter almost po . We doubt if there is anoth a" of Dien in the’ a per ™" porta fa 1871s dnd ope to 1: Spiga van #ery deeply into the depths of, the tender passion; and sometimes t exhibit this feeling in various ways. As au evidence of this we here record and e mene ee the life ofa not-lopg: . young vee aoe named en Bretlandt, oe twenty-two, Elenry, Bret. an employee somewhere along the line of the N. P., met at St.Paul last Summer, Susie PB! Enigelfreit, o irl of fifteen, the daughter of na >i German settler, living near Kettle . River, and an intimacy sprung up ‘between them. They corresponded fora while, et one of Henry's let‘ters hap to fall into the hands art of . oe oe , in. the thing must be stopped at once. And, as they thought, it was. Ade ago, however, Susie aria e breakfast table;snd, on searching her room, it’ was ‘ascertained that she had not been in her bed and that-her—wardrobe had ne with her, alarm in the family, and the brother without finding’ the mini sister, ‘ior was she heard from until.a few ar built log ttle River, some ‘ive or six miles a above its ‘entrance . into the St. PP ap se bermen’a : nor the pee ton’ ‘of the pair, the family were satisfied it was Susie and her lover and the father and brother resolved to pay them a visit. This they did ¢omfortably, but occupying separate rooms. he cabin, though ‘mol, was divided into two.# nts, and furnished comf¢ sen asking wliy there. were two rooms, yet, and that he had respected his designs were n but of a man, these. bf villian, ¢ reason the wedowing to the circumstances that. the 1 failed to —a fer home as he had Promised to and that Susie being under age, was afraid to leave a should capture her and send per Cincinnati relatives, Mething she much more dteax and which her mother had repeatedly threatened. ‘Thus, they but did.wo virtuously. After some peenenen ot ie Dale -of the—girl’s ‘other, who instantly r ized old man “‘eaved in,’’ and gave his consent to the-union of the lovers. . It was then resolvei-. -the mar. Fiage should take’ place” the ‘followng Sunday at Susie’s home.lover, old Mr elfreit ascertaimed that Susie, after the discovery of their secret. correspondence, had rages ey ~e get aletter to her intendw ving iously -selegted: a quarter » eutdor hand went to work and band u is cabin and fur= area os § ase an he “went for” usie, me being Sell thatthe Fike ie nme ti em was to be on hand at or future home, in y the .wi pooard a temporary sled Henry provided, “was. drawn: by an some eight poi to the forest residence. On arriving there, the minister not: being on hand, ths: , wert bitterly and ‘winited to go back, but. sed the ‘separate-room. business, x which 3 bp acceded. The pair were duly married at the residence of the girl’s parents on the following Sunday, and now they, ns -Well’as ‘their connections, are. Fete is a good deal of romance in this little affair; but when our hero , drew, : for eleven on a snowesled, the boards whi ivided eer made his, wife, pasty. of heart and honor . ‘sparkles diamond-tike, ft ai "on BTOr bi st tiga ge AV yh language, denounced the cun. > Rising over, and informed “her that weeks ago, when a lumberman ‘it-'. ‘formed the family that there was a livitg’ in a@ newly-!, a intended enough to show her his . 1 ded knot had not been tied, was . minister who was to marry them had . . ” the house to get married, lest her . . were forced to live under one rood,4the . en ‘in Bretiantt, ‘the . In ——s with the forgiven. i his‘room from that! of (hé ; gin, io . WY sae ottice of Dibble & right, title, interest and estate of Adbert Lindsey, the time of nis desth, of in and er thirtieths (13-30), ‘uhdivided, Coun Nevada; State of. Seette of of three thousanf feet on tain lode or vein known } situated about one-fourth said from the center of said Big northerl, ing allt tions of said lode or the surface ground required for the proper. work ent of the —— > eer. JOHN leceased/ Dibble:& byttiey Attys.” vac 1 di at A in ited : apo a gold ‘com, eubjec se en 1e4 tofa ion by sai e Co on Tuesa 7 young and aa the sth day of eae A. D. 1873, at the yrne, it: the Town ‘ot Grass Valley, County of Nevada, all the deceased, at the time of his death. and ail the right, title and interst that’ the said estate has, by the o tion of law, or otherwise, other than, or in addition to that of the said Albert of, inand to all those: certain quartz mining claims, situate and being on Canon Ol Creek,-in the Township of Washington, } @alifornia, couthe Canon Creek ras above the mouth of Big Canon Creek; nie red ear soe. atheay five “hund ¢ sou con Canon Creek, and extending thence northerly: upon and. . following the —_ course of: Ssvecaman tn an and crossing ssid Big Canon Creek, toa a iendoektpnmelanens cere the. center: thereof;odips, angles; sputs aud verianm, and so much of . jacent thereto as is ing of: the sameé and for mining and milling purposes. ‘fering and: conditions: of ‘sale+Cash in U, 9. goldicoin; ten Ley purchase . ‘paid on the day of sale; bal of sale by the Probate on confirmation peng — i ee There was now real cha BELL, as sent to look for the lost girl. qpidmintstrator:t of the estate’ of a Horpanderen ered Sut-# nuinber of diye } the said y thir. . interest that cer(4) ofa ir “aT lace . hes ing descri and Spear Streets; on~ the nal expenses of sule. Delinquent t Sale Notice. {OLD BUN MINING. COMPANY. california. pa = ee apon ° the followonjaccount of Assess ment: rir on the 15th day ph gyi 1873, the several amounts at oppor! site the panes. of Abe permet Sha: at the office of the €ompany, Cor. Market . 1873; .at the hour mee a 12 o'clock; M. oe pay.said == ena cb, bias ertising Lo. hi fo] ©, G. Palmer, 148. 252 60 Do, 160. ., . 100-10 ‘eae 151. 100 10 00: Do, 153, . 50 Do, ais, «MeO OB <*. Oe . P. Baxgion, Trustee, 174; 1000 . ~ 108 00 eee +" WG Te 7 50 _ Do, WG. + &.00 oh oe 117 50. 5:00 Do 79 / B ——2 50 Dw , 180 325 . 2 50: De. Asi 25 2.50 Dox 182 26 bo 2. 60 DO. 183 2x 686) » 2 50 Def SY esas . eceen try Do, 186 316 -b 00 Do. isf.: 10 “(100° De. . 188 10 1°00). « Bo. i, 189 10 1.00 Do = \. 380 10 1.00 » Do. 191 106 200) Do. 122 10: 1-00 tei Dds: . ; 299 10 1 00 Do. piers 10 1 00 iit y Ontertoh (oie) 5 100:. 100 08 i ak Maguire, Tr set Sse nee r Do. 9: ai oh 60 a ink 10 1.00 Do. 8 10 1 00 /+{——-_ Doe, 9 20 2 = Do. 10 20 ¢: Do. 16 5 5@ Do. ; 17 10 1 00 Do. fe O18 Jo 100 Do, oe. Sees 200 Do, “ 24 30 ~<3 00 Do, 28° 6 F 00 Do. 35 10 106 El A. Richardson, Tr, 54 00 Do. 55 “AO 00 ee ‘Do, 56 00 . 16 a eS Do. 87 yw Oe 00 Do. a.) 10 00 Ke Dom. “ach 6 5 00 Do. 15 Se 8098 Do. 199210 OO POS “ De. 8" Woe 400 Do, ° 199 1 “Pee. Doi: ‘140 10° 1 0@. _ De, 24 500 80°00 Bo. 216 500 50 00 , De, 217° * 600 50 00 “Do. 218 500 50 00 And in Awe etree ‘with law and an order . of the Board ‘of ' on’ the <ayrenar Gey of ae “g std ob ny many each parcel ©: ck as, may eps Will-be sold at public’ auction . announce to the Ladies evade County that they have the most complete stock of Dry untains, we bias Me apts mol of they are Competition against Us ts _Nowhére! _. OUR MOTTO” 1s QvICK SALES . AND sein, : wcinead BROS,, “[Adjoining the Bank of Ne ada Co. a is ea ay +2 Tite, the only OPPOSITION STORE j in Ke Ye don’t ame @et ype in our business, and try,te-deceive the public by hanging out red fings* her geet paen styl) to draw the. weak, mit pane, and #el then ‘ola bys yt ria 8 Ty, Goods, nor do Stavet ate of business. ‘Rasabery: Bros. HAVE THE LARGEST § Oy O12 OF 2 DRY G oops a Neti ity. Piich were selected with sp-cial cate. Atom all the Enropesn and. Hestern Markets. It is a treat for the Indies to call. at eur ~< 0 ; Shades and Colors, to Be foutid this side of San Francisco, which . we . will: sell ati peices that = ; eee = Bee Competition, Ae eH « nr ‘ADBUG 1 Roonomy 1s RICHES A As the Convention is drawing near,4nd & wrangling ss,to who: -saall. be Copnty Treasurer, it is resolved, . Rosefiberg: Bros We have coin are not up for any.office enough to conduct ‘therefore be know will ‘not be undersold. We sell cheaper than any.of & he thind grade Gea: ers ean buy ny \Bosenberg. Bros. ARE Tak LEADING DRY GOODS “DEALERS “4 IN THE Town, Our: ‘Btedk ‘consists of the LATEST. ‘NOVELTIES. "2,000 yas Japanese Silik;x4 and shades: : 00 eh: opin, 6,000 yds Alpaces: A peniple Loney and striped S. pinne. tatoo yils Frenel and ‘Amer“10 ,000 yas Uf tthe 1 Mus. lin and Sheeting. A gunk esisy of Eadion and Guads eover that = = ts losin ia wares sine “orga srarmensr, Ana don’t be led’away by humbugs. ¥ douit threw out eny bates, bat wordo . . Ie LP. trath, seattle wena et Rid eS aetna a a To see the finest veloction o of Goods of all i. that we cinnot “aud . “9,000 ws ‘Silks: of all I ola we e wre onl; 0 of presen: Conte's wu!

__ speedily punished.’ as toe ing Rony 5 —4 There appears reser ner ee Prightfal Avelaents . among. a! majority of the teachers of A dispatch from Trackee, of tapi the county, for.@. regular square — “a saw mill near here last night, resultNS _ remove thém’ if they surrender.” Thus, for the purpéees Of /catrying j to the -the supveying, party, > assure them that they. would not be ~ injured. ny the se 8 peace Ady ever be. madei-te: treat: with: thent : whole intercourse of tlie Government a sliver which ' had‘begome. fastened to Prige to come. ,and knook off the guy Lig aeaainageert tha . Prive, Atty xcited, the oh vf thint out'ot thitty or forty lady téach: ‘Ten: Peaee Sioned hat ad with the Modoca it was’ stated that _ the pringipal impediment: to peace was the four of the Indians that the murderers amon? them would have to be for Pn ange jury of; Jackson: connty; ; Oregon. This fact was stated by Meacham in a. fetter “to” Secretary Delano, ‘and — comes the _Statement. of the ondent bi the Sone veap ie ted Tedious = tothe: civil authorities, jbyt rather to. out a mistaken policy of peace to-. wards armed apd savagery the civil, law ee tthe and men indicted for. niurder Prony tected by ther military: from trial: This, General Canby. had declared: re coukd-not, pre, and had th the. sav. ages surren er _no doubt those indie “would ‘fiave been handed over ta ‘tHe’ courts’ for’ trial _ and the advice of the’ Secretary.of the Interior enly serves to, show that . those who. advocate the., policy are willing to sacrifice justice and law'td ‘carry out theif theory, “This adyjoe of the. Secretary ‘Seg ‘a piece with the advice that the murdérers of should not suffer punishment, becausé the In~~dians hated surveyors, andythat the . ; Government shauld be ¢garetal to,notify the song of the. forest. when surveyors were going among them, me Core m0 ie protectors. oetverasedt id 'the apologista. for crime. “The oiily why to whip. ‘Phu thé iptetfhiy’ Tadlans’ Yo ‘thotougniy’)*?that they lay down their aris and beg tor peed; and no attempt should, wiilé they dterin arms. ‘The ouly: conditions'for sich ‘shoutd He’ “in. constitutionulesurrender; for the with Indians shows that they duly respect its authority so long as they fuel assared that their crimes. will be. Fealled cyriosity,’ Curiosity, is only thany teachers, in presenting differ: z ‘ent subjects, to their classes. hey a »présent, them in a new ‘pnd bnique. jects in’ ‘such & manner as to. inake‘server, might'seem very strange; but it answered its purpose,:. that. of awakening the interest of the school.’ Tobe sure, pupils tire very easily of these.plans, but what of. that, an. bowers new method of pregent may be ‘not ‘generally thosé. who. have. the ‘pupila, by, making, 98 it, were, “oid, pease connate Bloc RDUCATIONAL . “DEPARTMENT. child as oarioaity, As soot almost as it is able to walk, it begins to notice the difference in the size, shape and color of things, When a child diséévers a pebble or fon DtipeobF} ject 4 ot a ~peculiar be a or color, it the name and properties of the} 5 aoe ‘and i not satisfied. unless inakru0dil This. disposition children . never lose}, ab @lings to them through. life, and is'the-chief means by which they sequire Snformmation. It is ee disposition! ier nb cae be carefally . AgmMe and at tschool, if properly im. ecomes AD invaluable aid: Sites Without it, he can.do . . but jittle. And yet very hittle ) atten. tion is given it. by many teachers; pine even try to" ‘Tobira 1 ak itu blesome trait, . A’Begt deat of. what. "4 ealted tact in the management” ‘of ‘a Sehool gou+ sts in a proper attention to the trait be and Hey, sibjects as presented.." This . kept-awake iby having ro Ba fact-is taken:a. wantage of by a'great’ labor and generally successfully, ‘to manner. They present’ their subthem ‘appear new, T ‘haye seen . schools work eagerly, in carrying’ out a plan of study, which, to.an obtation’ studied up, which -will retheir curiosity. Tt is: hatd give ac correct idea ofthis method: t The place 't6 ‘see ind afudy, ja in the . school rvom. ' Stiveessful’ teachers are hest educations; byt those who. have’ the happy faculty: of interesting’ their. néw, dnd by” “presenting ‘them © to ladies in. new, ond pleasing mannéf, ” $ says! A shocking accident occorred at Ben: “in the Gout of ulsouie Price, a head tanya: “undétfook. ys pull ont in, Défween.a large circular saw and thé: suw frame, when his fingers be‘came wedged in between the revoly-} ing sdws and frame, and he was una ble to. exteieate: them: He whotited conditiex iustedil’ a via ho, and spell i“ words, she has been eve oa Garney;the . head saw» had three fingers badly about. to, hold another session i New York, presimably, We suppose, for the , , Purpose: pf) /pongratul@ing themiseives and the coantry on thé successful working of their‘! Me Thisé ofthe Gohrmission ve e xpressed.ag yopinion »in tie niatter whatev “ ¥fondemn the order a “the extermination at . the Modocs, claiming that it has its Pwhich she’berself as been ‘teaching Phavelisti @ quarter of a century. backdown, when the’ time arrives,’ for holding the ‘spelling. match, I do not speak.of the: Spelling i in which the pupils ulone‘are to compete; for that is not a spelling for the champiotship of the county, I 1 to the. spelling contest, in ea are allowed to spell. on th ‘As far as I can . teachers without a vnaniinously: 3 aay ; p prof j tind arrives, . » the lady exceptions, are “that ‘they will ared. to spell when ae ds probable. s who will spell, Woy. ia: it, ne county, there is not one, : up before, the. pub. ‘taught, 4or a. score at yours; ‘and Is ft any wouder we 866, communica. Htiomd it. “Papers, written, by . ‘pupils, boldly “naserting , that thay fhave a very poor Opinion of the hdpelling ubilities of their teachers, Of thiaState, lady teachers are wityl ¥OGid in the van, in. mattérs) > instance at: least, oe ce to ma thi A ipeat i ‘no vel ‘reading, would-b¢ diligly wufficient-to enable crigin more. in, revengeful, impulses than a desire to peacefully solve this are rye ond ¢ opt problemy, A Tar a ap Southern aie is expected to. be cdtipleted about the Ist.of duly. Ir} 8° will protien, ‘make. a new trank line. to the. Louis to, New. York by. means.of _ connection with the Baltimove ang” Baltimore. »-'The Ohio read. near.ara sd ‘th 3,841 4 ad + Maat 8 ot)” “Yo send edit ta s+ bated vt Sebantin iqamaay 96 iw ioe on aA. Gail Mo. *., ti wot the New Jeraay est, extending from St. pyith a rear attachment 10x30 feet, any to bedvine at least, tolerable spellers, Who d tospell. . ! MOWRS Vou Juanes Tue Cougregatioual Church at Clayton. xton, re at Dae ane pthe main pdrbidn Heiag12Ax24 fect, giving side wing: extension to the auidionae: capital of the road, repre t £00, a a tuindod dete: ($6,009; . bared puengtti have’ already pares sy 4 We Aa WAM . ee — math ‘ "Hoan Tren eestor F te adhoc Reba sst jist net yrs ovat ake aprieT pany, can. be obtais ‘evening before, and ‘was highly de‘lighted with the am ° of the Odd . Members will hike: due notice and ‘haa arrived in Grace, Valley, In other States, dnd Ht aaptit! } pertaining to educution, tut ours, inp. nig , A bundreth part of the . 7: ° ao +} Poreires ee ities : i inview nip but jt Relat ‘iq f avails jility and pron rot ie Savings Bank, in cage of. lopg Pamphlets illustrating the valine of the “Savings ' Deposit Plan,'’ and such othgr information” pertaining 66 thé géneral Workings of the Gor} Eaton, General. ing for afew , who are now days at the Naak 0 sional Exchange Hotel, Nevada, City. _ Breaking Ground. ~We acknowledge the. iis oe an invitation of the California Central Narrow Gauge: Railroad. Co.;' to ‘be’ Benicia. The. ‘ceremony ae 1o:ahe. ‘place at Beficia on the first day iséd vee aps OTT » € ndmes are plackd on the ‘Toll of honor, in the Quaker ‘HLill Soho6l,, to¥" the” sadnth Afuling Conklin; Chatles J. Jones, Frances. M."Tyrrill, Mary” BE: Shéllenbstger, . Lottie Li. Foot, Della merger Ged! W. Joués, Charles W,.Shellem . Benger, ——— 5, Jones. oe ua ¢ Mining Accident.” A manGiamed Butler, a biel in the Eagle Co’s, claims,,. at. Moore's st Fiat, was caught by, & cave last Monday-torning. ‘He’ “Was ‘erased beneatha masa ,of, pipe: clay, jaaad: 80 seriously injured that Dr. Lafever thinks he will die. Personal. Com, , Rafus Shoemaker, ot the Grass Valley Union, was in town -yesterday. He attended the. Ball the ‘Fellows. sis : a a3 hb Roy al ‘Arch Mildehi, a-tipgipd of Sreisde Rowe “Arch Chapter will berheld on: Monday, tomorrow evening; for work. © Visiting Companioris” até “cordially invited.govern them; selves, ncoondingly. owing fr Yip maties An’ persons having. bills mb the Odd . Fellows’. celebration, are . . requested to presentithem to Phil. ‘Seldner, Chairman of the. Executive Cobamittée, without delay: e hi vs The Survey. -“Et'was reported in town yesterday that the. surveying party. which’ has been . engaged i in surveying a line for’ a@ railroad from Colfax to this city, For City Muxstsal. James Jennings .is announced in Taaac for thovofios ot OF Mardhal, “The election takes place’ one» Week from to-morrow. . The School I Election. The school election yesterday, .resulted in, the election of E.M. Preston. ~The total-vote. was 188. Bell 105, Yavin 83. Preaching aacediow: Divine Services will be held in. the Meth odist Church, Sundsy morning at ty O'clock, . School at 2 o'elock, (Pp. mo Rev. PL. ‘Haynes Pastor. ery Sunday morning a. 11 o’elock, Me Rev. Mr. Anderson, ' Divine Services at the Catholic Ghuren Sunday morning at 10% o'clock. Sabbath School at 9, and Vespers at 1% PF. ™. Rey. Father Meagher, Pastor. eee helt he, theta. M. in the first half ef Ap an increase of vetcent, on that received for the f =< {of Susie’s brother, Wilhelm, there jowas.a big explosion on the “Holt at Gonor, ix cas April 5th: Carrie B. Tarner; Rosa {4° “the following day, and were surprised ,. to find the runaway pair living ery Bretlandt said they were not wedded a oan § assuaged her griéf ‘and 1 proand in the evening at 734.0'clock. Sabbaths Episcopal services at the Court _Honse, ev. k. ovae the matter almost po . We doubt if there is anoth a" of Dien in the’ a per ™" porta fa 1871s dnd ope to 1: Spiga van #ery deeply into the depths of, the tender passion; and sometimes t exhibit this feeling in various ways.

As au evidence of this we here record and e mene ee the life ofa not-lopg: . young vee aoe named en Bretlandt, oe twenty-two, Elenry, Bret. an employee somewhere along the line of the N. P., met at St.Paul last Summer, Susie PB! Enigelfreit, o irl of fifteen, the daughter of na >i German settler, living near Kettle . River, and an intimacy sprung up ‘between them. They corresponded fora while, et one of Henry's let‘ters hap to fall into the hands art of . oe oe , in. the thing must be stopped at once. And, as they thought, it was. Ade ago, however, Susie aria e breakfast table;snd, on searching her room, it’ was ‘ascertained that she had not been in her bed and that-her—wardrobe had ne with her, alarm in the family, and the brother without finding’ the mini sister, ‘ior was she heard from until.a few ar built log ttle River, some ‘ive or six miles a above its ‘entrance . into the St. PP ap se bermen’a : nor the pee ton’ ‘of the pair, the family were satisfied it was Susie and her lover and the father and brother resolved to pay them a visit.. This they did ¢omfortably, but occupying separate rooms. he cabin, though ‘mol, was divided into two.# nts, and furnished comf¢ sen asking wliy there. were two rooms, yet, and that he had respected his designs were n but of a man, these. bf villian, ¢ reason the wedowing to the circumstances that. the 1 failed to —a fer home as he had Promised to and that Susie being under age, was afraid to leave a should capture her and send per Cincinnati relatives, Mething she much more dteax and which her mother had repeatedly threatened. ‘Thus, they but did.wo virtuously. After some peenenen ot ie Dale -of the—girl’s ‘other, who instantly r ized old man “‘eaved in,’’ and gave his consent to the-union of the lovers. . It was then resolvei-. -the mar. Fiage should take’ place” the ‘followng Sunday at Susie’s home.lover, old Mr elfreit ascertaimed that Susie, after the discovery of their secret. correspondence, had rages ey ~e get aletter to her intendw ving iously -selegted: a quarter » eutdor hand went to work and band u is cabin and fur= area os § ase an he “went for” usie, me being Sell thatthe Fike ie nme ti em was to be on hand at or future home, in y the .wi pooard a temporary sled Henry provided, “was. drawn: by an some eight poi to the forest residence. On arriving there, the minister not: being on hand, ths: , wert bitterly and ‘winited to go back, but. sed the ‘separate-room. business, x which 3 bp acceded. The pair were duly married at the residence of the girl’s parents on the following Sunday, and now they, ns -Well’as ‘their connections, are. Fete is a good deal of romance in this little affair; but when our hero , drew, : for eleven on a snowesled, the boards whi ivided eer made his, wife, pasty. of heart and honor . ‘sparkles diamond-tike, ft ai "on BTOr bi st tiga ge AV yh language, denounced the cun. > Rising over, and informed “her that weeks ago, when a lumberman ‘it-'. ‘formed the family that there was a livitg’ in a@ newly-!, a intended enough to show her his . 1 ded knot had not been tied, was . minister who was to marry them had . . ” the house to get married, lest her . . were forced to live under one rood,4the . en ‘in Bretiantt, ‘the . In ——s with the forgiven. i his‘room from that! of (hé ; gin, io . WY sae ottice of Dibble & right, title, interest and estate of Adbert Lindsey, the time of nis desth, of in and er thirtieths (13-30), ‘uhdivided, Coun Nevada; State of. Seette of of three thousanf feet on tain lode or vein known } situated about one-fourth said from the center of said Big northerl, ing allt tions of said lode or the surface ground required for the proper. work ent of the —— > eer. JOHN leceased/ Dibble:& byttiey Attys.” vac 1 di at A in ited : apo a gold ‘com, eubjec se en 1e4 tofa ion by sai e Co on Tuesa 7 young and aa the sth day of eae A. D. 1873, at the yrne, it: the Town ‘ot Grass Valley, County of Nevada, all the deceased, at the time of his death. and ail the right, title and interst that’ the said estate has, by the o tion of law, or otherwise, other than, or in addition to that of the said Albert of, inand to all those: certain quartz mining claims, situate and being on Canon Ol Creek,-in the Township of Washington, } @alifornia, couthe Canon Creek ras above the mouth of Big Canon Creek; nie red ear soe. atheay five “hund ¢ sou con Canon Creek, and extending thence northerly: upon and. . following the —_ course of: Ssvecaman tn an and crossing ssid Big Canon Creek, toa a iendoektpnmelanens cere the. center: thereof;odips, angles; sputs aud verianm, and so much of . jacent thereto as is ing of: the sameé and for mining and milling purposes. ‘fering and: conditions: of ‘sale+Cash in U, 9. goldicoin; ten Ley purchase . ‘paid on the day of sale; bal of sale by the Probate on confirmation peng — i ee There was now real cha BELL, as sent to look for the lost girl. qpidmintstrator:t of the estate’ of a Horpanderen ered Sut-# nuinber of diye } the said y thir. . interest that cer(4) ofa ir “aT lace . hes ing descri and Spear Streets; on~ the nal expenses of sule. Delinquent t Sale Notice. {OLD BUN MINING. COMPANY. california. pa = ee apon ° the followonjaccount of Assess ment: rir on the 15th day ph gyi 1873, the several amounts at oppor! site the panes. of Abe permet Sha: at the office of the €ompany, Cor. Market . 1873; .at the hour mee a 12 o'clock; M. oe pay.said == ena cb, bias ertising Lo. hi fo] ©, G. Palmer, 148. 252 60 Do, 160. ., . 100-10 ‘eae 151.. 100 10 00: Do, 153, . 50 Do, ais, «MeO OB <*. Oe . P. Baxgion, Trustee, 174; 1000 . ~ 108 00 eee +" WG Te 7 50 _ Do, WG. + &.00 oh oe 117 50.. 5:00 Do 79 / B ——2 50 Dw , 180 325 . 2 50: De. Asi 25 2.50 Dox 182 26 bo 2. 60 DO. 183 2x 686) » 2 50 Def SY esas . eceen try Do, 186 316 -b 00 Do. isf.: 10 “(100° De. . 188 10 1°00). « Bo. i, 189 10 1.00 Do = \. 380 10 1.00 » Do. 191 106 200) Do. 122 10: 1-00 tei Dds: . ; 299 10 1 00 Do. piers 10 1 00 iit y Ontertoh (oie) 5 100:. 100 08 i ak Maguire, Tr set Sse nee r Do. 9: ai oh 60 a ink 10 1.00 Do. 8 10 1 00 /+{——-_ Doe, 9 20 2 = Do. 10 20 ¢: Do. 16 5 5@ Do. ; 17 10 1 00 Do. fe O18 Jo 100 Do, oe. Sees 200 Do, “ 24 30 ~<3 00 Do, 28° 6 F 00 Do. 35 10 106 El A. Richardson, Tr, 54 00 Do. 55 “AO 00 ee ‘Do, 56 00 . 16 a eS Do. 87 yw Oe 00 Do. a.) 10 00 Ke Dom. “ach 6 5 00 Do. 15 Se 8098 Do. 199210 OO POS “ De. 8" Woe 400 Do, ° 199 1 “Pee. Doi: ‘140 10° 1 0@. _ De, 24 500 80°00 Bo. 216 500 50 00 , De, 217° * 600 50 00 “Do. 218 500 50 00 And in Awe etree ‘with law and an order . of the Board ‘of ' on’ the <ayrenar Gey of ae “g std ob ny many each parcel ©: ck as, may eps Will-be sold at public’ auction . announce to the Ladies evade County that they have the most complete stock of Dry untains, we bias Me apts mol of they are Competition against Us ts _Nowhére! _. OUR MOTTO” 1s QvICK SALES . AND sein, : wcinead BROS,, “[Adjoining the Bank of Ne ada Co. a is ea ay +2 Tite, the only OPPOSITION STORE j in Ke Ye don’t ame @et ype in our business, and try,te-deceive the public by hanging out red fings* her geet paen styl) to draw the. weak, mit pane, and #el then ‘ola bys yt ria 8 Ty, Goods, nor do Stavet ate of business. ‘Rasabery: Bros. HAVE THE LARGEST § Oy O12 OF 2 DRY G oops a Neti ity. Piich were selected with sp-cial cate. Atom all the Enropesn and. Hestern Markets. It is a treat for the Indies to call. at eur ~< 0 ; Shades and Colors, to Be foutid this side of San Francisco, which . we . will: sell ati peices that = ; eee = Bee Competition, Ae eH « nr ‘ADBUG 1 Roonomy 1s RICHES A As the Convention is drawing near,4nd & wrangling ss,to who: -saall. be Copnty Treasurer, it is resolved, . Rosefiberg: Bros We have coin are not up for any.office enough to conduct ‘therefore be know will ‘not be undersold. We sell cheaper than any.of & he thind grade Gea: ers ean buy ny \Bosenberg. Bros. ARE Tak LEADING DRY GOODS “DEALERS “4 IN THE Town, Our: ‘Btedk ‘consists of the LATEST. ‘NOVELTIES. "2,000 yas Japanese Silik;x4 and shades: : 00 eh: opin, 6,000 yds Alpaces: A peniple Loney and striped S. pinne. tatoo yils Frenel and ‘Amer“10 ,000 yas Uf tthe 1 Mus. lin and Sheeting. A gunk esisy of Eadion and Guads eover that = = ts losin ia wares sine “orga srarmensr, Ana don’t be led’away by humbugs. ¥ douit threw out eny bates, bat wordo . . Ie LP. trath, seattle wena et Rid eS aetna a a To see the finest veloction o of Goods of all i. that we cinnot “aud . “9,000 ws ‘Silks: of all I ola we e wre onl; 0 of presen: Conte's wu!