April 30, 1870 (4 pages)

Richmond m the State Capita building. when the. Legisla np nie of on the’ necond ‘f or, ‘over the tes, and as the Court cos atone ‘contested case to the Mayoralty ‘of, the eed slots assembled in . "°° Girt foom. Sadden)y,; the fldor ipitating the . crowd upit is supposed twen¥ berate ofthis ie ib were “The lates,‘ for aad wt PS alty. were injured. ocak, ex-Speaker . Ot, he Hons ot Woes & had hig leg amputated, rnor Wells had: his ribs broken. Per 4 sr Rites the seu “business “wai suspended throughout the city,and Wednesday and Thareday were days ofmourning. The square on which ‘the building was located ' ‘was’ crowded with sons, eagerly inquiring After f and the scene Was terrible. npeagen Tocated on*Shockoe ) pil inthe ofa park eight acres extent) “It'is a» large ald’ Midlette’ im fice, ft 1792, ahd it is beaieved tr wilt now haye 6 be shandon_. ede Riehmond: has been: Ma unfortn. te ach calamit 1811. a, hide 44 “thay “ity iat fire” Peale growded with people, and seventy: per: para ‘among them the’ ag of oe ee she SPR 2, Hiiukpy.—The ae Yalley Union, speaking of the corraption “in re polities; gives the fellowingy a as the’ Best remedy : The ‘people “Haye a. ‘Femedy onest man in aud.a refuge. Every the ey * must do hisdullduty as & citizen pn must quit Par habit of giving up their {She au ot a Nas sesh an — are 6 honest. as a mean . todo just right, They? ate nidt eas pécting enough, however, and allow the’ impadent pretenders té do ‘their work of thinking, or: of citizenizing, . Almost any good, man can remember When ‘lie ‘has voted for some ‘purchase . ) _able man for affice, ‘just because sonte small clique--fixed things so” that the purcligsstle: manigot & party erddreement. This was dene knowingly sometimes, on “very many tae OE wt re 8 ; Hi who are drivén to _ @ misezable,markes.) Corruptiéns are always Fife when the people: sh to leave the management of their affaire 10 those Who inake potities 4 trade. Shifting the-phaces km which cota ption Operates does.mot . (kill the‘ moaster it_ Self, To end corruption. requires, that the . people study more about-the affairs of the State. Each ‘ihn’ for ‘litiself men. are elec i pans cam substance away that, some corra yt ‘concern may thrive, A more gene ohh. iid RECENTLY, in'a London law ‘Court; tate, who was seized with hydropho = gee teins mea i an account was given of aman who is. Sia, aud it becdming: impossible to repeople's vumédy 1 with the people. — ‘taid to have been attached to the Na-. Hove himsit) was found necessary to _otiacan ll 4 val-Brigade-in the Crimea: It was . ®use.his death by. smothering hic. bbe: A Norra Cason paper defines . stated that he became rich through as ‘feather beds, tS OIA panes") . whose business. it shail be to watch T 0 omit: w any of these ea mene aa mi when en the Hota, in, maining from former Legislatures, aud should, ab least, be, interested .enough . turn: out in primaries} ° oue of the politicians of that State as “a political disjunction, always to be — in a comfortable position between wo political contradictory extremes, aa may be. parsed as. belonging to; and connecting the party that has ofminer will lave ; te)shaye ool RigriaM® Gfsensdé ilicéstonior athe? that “Committee on Rsplosives the germs of small-pox and similar ma eoTlecting articles, and load shells with . act, let them be tied to a banch of chap‘patil and Whipped. untih dbey-pall ft up bu etitirely #60 common!” We-mentioned: four,,or five months ayo; that Mr’ Parle of thig place, had brought from Missouri a quantity of tree” beeds’. and’ haa ‘dfsttibated them . freely among’ thé people here. The consequence is that. Grass Valley has numerous varietés:jof the oak; not indigetious to the sojl, black walnut, per‘simmon, ‘liawthorn.and. other trees starting into vigorous life, with every appeataace . of a ‘determination to be successful, A’ little tiére attention to, such things will, make thig coast prosperous). despite the wastefalness which has been committed. The ladies of Emanuel Church, tu} tend giving an entertainment, combin: ing a Strawberry Festival and Fancy Fair, on or about the 25th of May. Tue Censvus.—The Census dill has failed o: become a law, says the Sacramento News, and the census. will therefore be taken under the old regulations, n}. commencing in June next. Those engaged in the work ate réquired by law to. personally, visiveach dwelling house,. farm, mill, shop, mine, ¥té., aid to aspertain the name, age, place yof: birth, ete,; of each person. tt any che refuses {6 give this information, or . gives it incorrectly, he Will be subject to & fine of. cents a name: ten cents-for every farm enumerated ;, fifteen, cents, fox, exery thanufacturing establishment ; two cents for dead persons ; “and an addition,.of.twa .per.cent,.opathe. gross. amount of names enumerated. for social statistics ; ten cents per mile er travel. Wat THE ‘Tporsarynt > Cdar.— The contiigéent’ expenses Of the 18th Session of the State Legislatare amounted ‘to the modest suum of $78,000, of which the’ Senate expended $83,000, . and the Assembly $40,000. These x-pensés are’ exclusive. of per diem and . mileage, which amounted ww $21,000, ‘making $04,000 in all.for the term. ‘During the session the Legislature ‘passed bills appropriating nearly’a mil‘Hion 6fdollars, dr; to be exact, $969,389, . ! ‘A litthé “over ‘Orie’ Hialidted thdueand dollars of this was for deficiencies re andthe rest wad: ‘for purposes originee during the last Se d la ‘PAPEY In. Washington.say says: “The feeling in favor of the scheme of a territorial goveriment “for this District is daily, gaining ground, Ts is becoming . . evident to even the dullest understanding that Congress ‘has neither the ‘time por ‘disposition to: supply the. legisiative wants . of our people: Whether the territorial scheme is the. best possible only hope of relief, and ‘there is @ general Bisposition to give it a fait trial” by the roots. The thing is , getting are $30. ‘The pay allowed desistants is two j may, by .doubted, but. it presents::the’ plundering the dead and dying on the field of battle: From them he would take watches, jewelry, money and swords, and thus it came to pass that he found himself in possession of a capital of £500 at the conclusion of the stiould then 1 hearof ‘an-enemy dislod from his Leesa aba: col or a few rounds of Asiatic ¢ { a ee _ ty, Cal pile 7 mera Cam several ares, the ‘poll. hieh ia-soft-aed tite Fnto-thissoil you can. Fon 9 to alinost “any. “depth you “wish. W draw the stick and place a lighted ‘thiatel to the upertare ‘and? youhavea beautiful bluish flame. If the gas which escapes from this little hill could be confined, it would -furnish material to light any city in Christendom. “EDITING a newspaper in France must be an éxpetisive hixury, “M. Barbenet, director of the Marseillaise, for publishing a eee ddress. from: sheewomen of Lyotis ‘to quer wothen of La Creuzot; has, been »semtenced to six months imprisonment, and.a fine of 4,000. francs. From. the frequency of such telegrams by cable, we judge that more Frenebieditors rhudt how be in prison than out of it, A PHYSICIAN tiding in a Boston'street car, recently gave! up his geat’ to’dn dldérly lady. .On inquiry he found; that: it was. Mrs, Hannah Clath, ‘thé. only deughter of Lieutenant Rollins, of. { Buoker Hill fame, living, frugally in Boston at theage-of 06,cn an income of $43, the U: S. “Government allowing her‘an anova) pension of $48; which’ it costs $5 to collect in Boston.Tue costs of the trial at Tours atl to be’ paid by Prince Pierre. “They clude 25,000 francs compensation . tot family of Victor Noir. In addition to this’ the Prince bestows 20,000 fraties on the poor ofthe-city-of Tours. of ~The} th penalty of the homicide has. been,there. fore, a loss on the’ weeet 160,000 franies, ’ aetna THE sphere of women is. enlar ed in Groton) Mase; wheté We Yeart that « young lady is the telegraph ‘operator . ) and freight-¢lerk-atthe Groton Juncition depot. , In; addition to performing . } he duties of these offices, with:profit to her, employers and.great credit to her‘self, on Sundays she.is the¢huteh origanist, and renders church and qaanicy . ‘aFimasie with taste and feeling,’ “ i ' i THE Legislature of South Carolina {hag passed ian Act providing that whenpres large estates.are. put. up for sale, nd are likely to be Knocked down at low prites; the State’ Commissioners ots to immigrants at cost:giving them, . P them. {ais ts scalled a Colorado romance, ven Sitters” exploring a ‘yhountain, ound antimmeiied thunk of gold!’ They ught.for its ‘possession till all. were’ illed"But dnd?” Tt Wad “tod “hed Vy’ for im to.carry.off, so he eat down beside and starved to death bya }\; New York *papers give an account ] of apie ta" ‘Qheen’s cohnty, 1a" thiat ‘Tue Empress Eugenie is RT 4 prey to great ‘terror, gba Sapoag of anonymons letters which Bb Fine pes titanodina it wand? 1 Row, New Xork. re . fromthe fourth’ ‘floor tiroagl the eleary —e midé = buy them ap and’ sell thém 42" ie. r is to be taken vo Conatantinywhen necessary, fiye years to pay for. in regard to a plot said toexist.forathe purpose of poisoning fant hen the : oe KEW style of wearing apparel, con' ADVANTACES It is a iatis ‘buttons high in bea in Bergh habe imay a found on file at the Advertising Agency of G. P. Rowell &€o., of No. 40 Park a 8: tee A Comaan, named oe ‘ne, fell vator or “dumb waiter” hatehway at Nichols, . Falvey ( &/Co.’s tab! aud He fuctory, at Sacramento. 5 ‘ epegzoc 5 A MoBILE mapaliind si received; an anonymous. _Jetyer, Ancloging $1,100, which the writer stated was in restitu‘ti for $1,000, Oat of whiely re Avrong,ed him two or three yeapsago: «i © THE city of Londén ‘béciipies?7,997' acres, or 122 square vubiles} dd igs 'a population of 8,170,752) Tite” aidmber . of er ds. 406,507, pi sey + OinvELoGkn is writing a new lectnie,.on, “The , Pagpoms Miss IRENE Wornmia)) was sldlety ies to a son of Eddy th the -AChOr, . une, CLOSE, TO, THR) Rock) —A shit failWay train was crossing the Alleghany mountains, and began’ to descend a steep curve in a parrow cutting with! speed’ ‘that’ inéreased ‘every — be, psa to gp eget ment. .of the Bgers, .the, steam witistle dereat t, atid ‘btakes' were applied, withont, any. ~~ effect. What was the cause?’ . as the engine nage SuINe; = eng ek saw a little ie : ri and her ba wait Tt d die edhe bo Ol heat . th wi shriek of the whivsle startled tha he p's org Cling clos he rock, Johnny !” Andithe’) mbt i. ib‘and gers all aPaide oe es On him ‘till Tet caw nto ‘tne many rt he Dtgtttog wont dp He ent thanks, % GE Tae atl NENA Gane of‘an’ énormoeus” sero urjng more than a ya aa tin oe i bired froni Moa nit Maite 26 degrees ude. 12 agpest st bina vise ed in full aan roup a OH bs were terrified peek fired: their pi ‘at it. The Sultan of. Wadded all the prandecs of his ouers Sot GP laraae the Te wa Pa acini SALE! a. W. LESTER & Co., ; osi of ‘ : » »» Mails, oe ale Plattorin ’ ‘anid Counter . Beales, ds ,RAH +} yulx} and Axe Manaien Baskets, ‘Pails, And ‘other theles: “)¥aturday Morning, April som, , . oridinainiinetil HB o'cidew . 3.5 ha I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. e “as BBERiB OOTS! ited. December ist, 1868.) . girl, and eat ae oyer nthe up ; ork afer see them “ right rock, was which a pie it asted. In Pr? ia rust into . , 3 a the re oiding thun-. ‘ og Ie paabenger, ing their . . sat he voice of the little sisbreath Nea he ides the cars, ring . , beh” “Clini } the. rock, John“DY iput his hoed sp ose.to the corner of ithe reek fewhile the heavy . . ‘cars whiel past. him . The passen‘pie ‘REMMNDER OF THE vane ae 5 Sho. ea Stutement_ of. Loss on. Policy ‘New 12,925 onthe L fe of ane ae ae, gem a Se ae “ Sass, HS thee: Amount of Policy. « $2,00000 . 4ad bividend of 1860. ogo, 95,77. Amount due Benefici: ary March me 1810. iy th S00 77 ste 7 4 2% 2 Bee 4 San Francisco, April14, 1970. Received of the St. Lonis Mutual Life Insurance Company, of St. ‘Louts,. Mo. Two Thousand and Twenty-~ Five 77-100 Dollars, in full a per above statement, the amoant inewted under Policy Nol 12,925, on! the life of ISRAEL H. . “Signed, DAVID C, Executor ‘of’ Estate of Israel H. deceased. PLE, ‘Sherburne, : is aimee ro oo @ Pacific Brdnch Office of St. Louis “Mutual, 401 Cal. Street, is SAN FRANCISCO. WM. SELBY, General Agent. B.A. gh. General Traveliug Agent. apt . THE _ WARTEORD “FIRE ons UR ANCE COMPANY" Marttora, Conn. : fy my Yana od reea t eeeer ee Incorporated 1810 Assets; $2, iidaniilagall “G. P, SPARKS, rolAponte oRRVADA fry: = Nevada, March sth. Saiatin Motioe to the Public. UL tee public ts hereby n no the exclasiy: 7 ot . . iWALNS INS OCENI SA sei evada County, from H. frags re tas Oo other person can agen 02% books 4 delivery. Cv. T. SAYERS.” Nevada, April, 12th. 1970s :. ind fyeittiss R. FININGER. &. CO. 26 BROAD STREET.. -NEVADA:CITY:! BRBANDIES, y: ‘WINES, «Liquors, GROCERIES AND HROVISIONS,' MINGRAL WATER; CANNED FRUIT Loe Wine Vinegar, ‘Teas, Gone, J AMEE Al NEVADA DRUG, STORE. PRESTON &* “FAIRCHILD, © Successors to B. F. Spence. Dealers in Drug and Chemicals. > A fall supply of thé Standard Patent Medicinesalways on hand, rately compounded at By hours of 5 bik Bea Ottice of Dr, KR. M. HUNT, . road Street, Nevada Gy i ‘+B. LUTZ, A tow doors, below, the National xchange . (of BROAD te proper NEVADA OITY. . ale aedaasey in the ve oe tasees ae 7 Nevada, April 3a. FOR, SALE.DE RENT. ae i. eee ‘@fers: for 4 } tion of : on the } travel i trains to put < The t . mad me ES pies 1 to have it togive.” ote Duatke Pa TRG a Mrs. Dr. Mary Walker fa cently, a youth ia ‘the’ judi. ee ee had a ‘little lamb?” “Nd,” was t fice to give, and thé party Het: is going ney ence criéd out, “Are you the Mary that’ Tue Superior Court of Chicago has decided that & promissory note given by acandidate for public_office toa rival candidate, the consideration being that the reosiver of the note shall wixhrasp ely ntat for aesgeiien litehe jackiamm "500 . dram from Pasar ah void, for . THE fare on the 1 London horse rail-) ays is one penny @ mile. The cars. sc ze made to convey twénty-eigtit ‘pas. $° rs on the outside and twenty-two e, and ate very elegant. © Aes . Takes Dundred. Towa ts . e res me wang oth ts “chenge”.im all: th see eehee & RECLE O LERRGY FESEAEESESSISE SER oS PEESEQES ESLER?

Richmond m the State Capita building. when the. Legisla np nie of on the’ necond ‘f or, ‘over the tes, and as the Court cos atone ‘contested case to the Mayoralty ‘of, the eed slots assembled in . "°° Girt foom. Sadden)y,; the fldor ipitating the . crowd upit is supposed twen¥ berate ofthis ie ib were “The lates,‘ for aad wt PS alty. were injured. ocak, ex-Speaker . Ot, he Hons ot Woes & had hig leg amputated, rnor Wells had: his ribs broken. Per 4 sr Rites the seu “business “wai suspended throughout the city,and Wednesday and Thareday were days ofmourning. The square on which ‘the building was located ' ‘was’ crowded with sons, eagerly inquiring After f and the scene Was terrible. npeagen Tocated on*Shockoe ) pil inthe ofa park eight acres extent) “It'is a» large ald’ Midlette’ im fice, ft 1792, ahd it is beaieved tr wilt now haye 6 be shandon_. ede Riehmond: has been: Ma unfortn. te ach calamit 1811. a, hide 44 “thay “ity iat fire” Peale growded with people, and seventy: per: para ‘among them the’ ag of oe ee she SPR 2, Hiiukpy.—The ae Yalley Union, speaking of the corraption “in re polities; gives the fellowingy a as the’ Best remedy : The ‘people “Haye a. ‘Femedy onest man in aud.a refuge. Every the ey * must do hisdullduty as & citizen pn must quit Par habit of giving up their {She au ot a Nas sesh an — are 6 honest. as a mean . todo just right, They? ate nidt eas pécting enough, however, and allow the’ impadent pretenders té do ‘their work of thinking, or: of citizenizing, . Almost any good, man can remember When ‘lie ‘has voted for some ‘purchase . ) _able man for affice, ‘just because sonte small clique--fixed things so” that the purcligsstle: manigot & party erddreement. This was dene knowingly sometimes, on “very many tae OE wt re 8 ; Hi who are drivén to _ @ misezable,markes.) Corruptiéns are always Fife when the people: sh to leave the management of their affaire 10 those Who inake potities 4 trade. Shifting the-phaces km which cota ption Operates does.mot . (kill the‘ moaster it_ Self, To end corruption. requires, that the . people study more about-the affairs of the State. Each ‘ihn’ for ‘litiself men. are elec i pans cam substance away that, some corra yt ‘concern may thrive, A more gene ohh. iid RECENTLY, in'a London law ‘Court; tate, who was seized with hydropho = gee teins mea i an account was given of aman who is. Sia, aud it becdming: impossible to repeople's vumédy 1 with the people. — ‘taid to have been attached to the Na-. Hove himsit) was found necessary to _otiacan ll 4 val-Brigade-in the Crimea: It was . ®use.his death by. smothering hic. bbe: A Norra Cason paper defines . stated that he became rich through as ‘feather beds, tS OIA panes") . whose business. it shail be to watch T 0 omit: w any of these ea mene aa mi when en the Hota, in, maining from former Legislatures, aud should, ab least, be, interested .enough . turn: out in primaries} ° oue of the politicians of that State as “a political disjunction, always to be — in a comfortable position between wo political contradictory extremes, aa may be. parsed as. belonging to; and connecting the party that has ofminer will lave ; te)shaye ool RigriaM® Gfsensdé ilicéstonior athe? that “Committee on Rsplosives the germs of small-pox and similar ma eoTlecting articles, and load shells with . act, let them be tied to a banch of chap‘patil and Whipped. untih dbey-pall ft up bu etitirely #60 common!” We-mentioned: four,,or five months ayo; that Mr’ Parle of thig place, had brought from Missouri a quantity of tree” beeds’. and’ haa ‘dfsttibated them . freely among’ thé people here. The consequence is that. Grass Valley has numerous varietés:jof the oak; not indigetious to the sojl, black walnut, per‘simmon, ‘liawthorn.and. other trees starting into vigorous life, with every appeataace . of a ‘determination to be successful, A’ little tiére attention to, such things will, make thig coast prosperous). despite the wastefalness which has been committed. The ladies of Emanuel Church, tu} tend giving an entertainment, combin: ing a Strawberry Festival and Fancy Fair, on or about the 25th of May. Tue Censvus.—The Census dill has failed o: become a law, says the Sacramento News, and the census. will therefore be taken under the old regulations, n}. commencing in June next. Those engaged in the work ate réquired by law to. personally, visiveach dwelling house,. farm, mill, shop, mine, ¥té., aid to aspertain the name, age, place yof: birth, ete,; of each person. tt any che refuses {6 give this information, or . gives it incorrectly, he Will be subject to & fine of. cents a name: ten cents-for every farm enumerated ;, fifteen, cents, fox, exery thanufacturing establishment ; two cents for dead persons ; “and an addition,.of..twa .per.cent,.opathe. gross. amount of names enumerated. for social statistics ; ten cents per mile er travel. Wat THE ‘Tporsarynt > Cdar.— The contiigéent’ expenses Of the 18th Session of the State Legislatare amounted ‘to the modest suum of $78,000, of which the’ Senate expended $83,000, . and the Assembly $40,000. These x-pensés are’ exclusive. of per diem and . mileage, which amounted ww $21,000, ‘making $04,000 in all.for the term. ‘During the session the Legislature ‘passed bills appropriating nearly’a mil‘Hion 6fdollars, dr; to be exact, $969,389, . ! ‘A litthé “over ‘Orie’ Hialidted thdueand dollars of this was for deficiencies re andthe rest wad: ‘for purposes originee during the last Se d la ‘PAPEY In. Washington.say says: “The feeling in favor of the scheme of a territorial goveriment “for this District is daily, gaining ground, Ts is becoming . . evident to even the dullest understanding that Congress ‘has neither the ‘time por ‘disposition to: supply the. legisiative wants . of our people: Whether the territorial scheme is the. best possible only hope of relief, and ‘there is @ general Bisposition to give it a fait trial” by the roots. The thing is , getting are $30. ‘The pay allowed desistants is two j may, by .doubted, but. it presents::the’ plundering the dead and dying on the field of battle: From them he would take watches, jewelry, money and swords, and thus it came to pass that he found himself in possession of a capital of £500 at the conclusion of the stiould then 1 hearof ‘an-enemy dislod from his Leesa aba: col or a few rounds of Asiatic ¢ { a ee _ ty, Cal pile 7 mera Cam several ares, the ‘poll. hieh ia-soft-aed tite Fnto-thissoil you can. Fon 9 to alinost “any. “depth you “wish. W draw the stick and place a lighted ‘thiatel to the upertare ‘and? youhavea beautiful bluish flame. If the gas which escapes from this little hill could be confined, it would -furnish material to light any city in Christendom. “EDITING a newspaper in France must be an éxpetisive hixury, “M. Barbenet, director of the Marseillaise, for publishing a eee ddress. from: sheewomen of Lyotis ‘to quer wothen of La Creuzot; has, been »semtenced to six months imprisonment, and.a fine of 4,000. francs. From. the frequency of such telegrams by cable, we judge that more Frenebieditors rhudt how be in prison than out of it, A PHYSICIAN tiding in a Boston'street car, recently gave! up his geat’ to’dn dldérly lady. .On inquiry he found; that: it was. Mrs, Hannah Clath, ‘thé. only deughter of Lieutenant Rollins, of. { Buoker Hill fame, living, frugally in Boston at theage-of 06,cn an income of $43, the U: S. “Government allowing her‘an anova) pension of $48; which’ it costs $5 to collect in Boston.Tue costs of the trial at Tours atl to be’ paid by Prince Pierre. “They clude 25,000 francs compensation . tot family of Victor Noir. In addition to this’ the Prince bestows 20,000 fraties on the poor ofthe-city-of Tours. of ~The} th penalty of the homicide has. been,there. fore, a loss on the’ weeet 160,000 franies, ’ aetna THE sphere of women is. enlar ed in Groton) Mase; wheté We Yeart that « young lady is the telegraph ‘operator . ) and freight-¢lerk-atthe Groton Juncition depot. , In; addition to performing . } he duties of these offices, with:profit to her, employers and.great credit to her‘self, on Sundays she.is the¢huteh origanist, and renders church and qaanicy . ‘aFimasie with taste and feeling,’ “ i ' i THE Legislature of South Carolina {hag passed ian Act providing that whenpres large estates.are. put. up for sale, nd are likely to be Knocked down at low prites; the State’ Commissioners ots to immigrants at cost:giving them, . P them. {ais ts scalled a Colorado romance, ven Sitters” exploring a ‘yhountain, ound antimmeiied thunk of gold!’ They ught.for its ‘possession till all. were’ illed"But dnd?” Tt Wad “tod “hed Vy’ for im to.carry.off, so he eat down beside and starved to death bya }\; New York *papers give an account

] of apie ta" ‘Qheen’s cohnty, 1a" thiat ‘Tue Empress Eugenie is RT 4 prey to great ‘terror, gba Sapoag of anonymons letters which Bb Fine pes titanodina it wand? 1 Row, New Xork. re . fromthe fourth’ ‘floor tiroagl the eleary —e midé = buy them ap and’ sell thém 42" ie. r is to be taken vo Conatantinywhen necessary, fiye years to pay for. in regard to a plot said toexist.forathe purpose of poisoning fant hen the : oe KEW style of wearing apparel, con' ADVANTACES It is a iatis ‘buttons high in bea in Bergh habe imay a found on file at the Advertising Agency of G. P. Rowell &€o., of No. 40 Park a 8: tee A Comaan, named oe ‘ne, fell vator or “dumb waiter” hatehway at Nichols, . Falvey ( &/Co.’s tab! aud He fuctory, at Sacramento. 5 ‘ epegzoc 5 A MoBILE mapaliind si received; an anonymous. _Jetyer, Ancloging $1,100, which the writer stated was in restitu‘ti for $1,000, Oat of whiely re Avrong,ed him two or three yeapsago: «i © THE city of Londén ‘béciipies?7,997' acres, or 122 square vubiles} dd igs 'a population of 8,170,752) Tite” aidmber . of er ds. 406,507, pi sey + OinvELoGkn is writing a new lectnie,.on, “The , Pagpoms Miss IRENE Wornmia)) was sldlety ies to a son of Eddy th the -AChOr, . une, CLOSE, TO, THR) Rock) —A shit failWay train was crossing the Alleghany mountains, and began’ to descend a steep curve in a parrow cutting with! speed’ ‘that’ inéreased ‘every — be, psa to gp eget ment. .of the Bgers, .the, steam witistle dereat t, atid ‘btakes' were applied, withont, any. ~~ effect. What was the cause?’ . as the engine nage SuINe; = eng ek saw a little ie : ri and her ba wait Tt d die edhe bo Ol heat . th wi shriek of the whivsle startled tha he p's org Cling clos he rock, Johnny !” Andithe’) mbt i. ib‘and gers all aPaide oe es On him ‘till Tet caw nto ‘tne many rt he Dtgtttog wont dp He ent thanks, % GE Tae atl NENA Gane of‘an’ énormoeus” sero urjng more than a ya aa tin oe i bired froni Moa nit Maite 26 degrees ude. 12 agpest st bina vise ed in full aan roup a OH bs were terrified peek fired: their pi ‘at it. The Sultan of. Wadded all the prandecs of his ouers Sot GP laraae the Te wa Pa acini SALE! a. W. LESTER & Co., ; osi of ‘ : » »» Mails, oe ale Plattorin ’ ‘anid Counter . Beales, ds ,RAH +} yulx} and Axe Manaien Baskets, ‘Pails, And ‘other theles: “)¥aturday Morning, April som, , . oridinainiinetil HB o'cidew . 3.5 ha I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. e “as BBERiB OOTS! ited. December ist, 1868.) . girl, and eat ae oyer nthe up ; ork afer see them “ right rock, was which a pie it asted. In Pr? ia rust into . , 3 a the re oiding thun-. ‘ og Ie paabenger, ing their . . sat he voice of the little sisbreath Nea he ides the cars, ring . , beh” “Clini } the. rock, John“DY iput his hoed sp ose.to the corner of ithe reek fewhile the heavy . . ‘cars whiel past. him . The passen‘pie ‘REMMNDER OF THE vane ae 5 Sho. ea Stutement_ of. Loss on. Policy ‘New 12,925 onthe L fe of ane ae ae, gem a Se ae “ Sass, HS thee: Amount of Policy. « $2,00000 . 4ad bividend of 1860. ogo, 95,77. Amount due Benefici: ary March me 1810. iy th S00 77 ste 7 4 2% 2 Bee 4 San Francisco, April14, 1970. Received of the St. Lonis Mutual Life Insurance Company, of St. ‘Louts,. Mo. Two Thousand and Twenty-~ Five 77-100 Dollars, in full a per above statement, the amoant inewted under Policy Nol 12,925, on! the life of ISRAEL H. . “Signed, DAVID C, Executor ‘of’ Estate of Israel H. deceased. PLE, ‘Sherburne, : is aimee ro oo @ Pacific Brdnch Office of St. Louis “Mutual, 401 Cal. Street, is SAN FRANCISCO. WM. SELBY, General Agent. B.A. gh. General Traveliug Agent. apt . THE _ WARTEORD “FIRE ons UR ANCE COMPANY" Marttora, Conn. : fy my Yana od reea t eeeer ee Incorporated 1810 Assets; $2, iidaniilagall “G. P, SPARKS, rolAponte oRRVADA fry: = Nevada, March sth. Saiatin Motioe to the Public. UL tee public ts hereby n no the exclasiy: 7 ot . . iWALNS INS OCENI SA sei evada County, from H. frags re tas Oo other person can agen 02% books 4 delivery. Cv. T. SAYERS.” Nevada, April, 12th. 1970s :. ind fyeittiss R. FININGER. &. CO. 26 BROAD STREET... -NEVADA:CITY:! BRBANDIES, y: ‘WINES, «Liquors, GROCERIES AND HROVISIONS,' MINGRAL WATER; CANNED FRUIT Loe Wine Vinegar, ‘Teas, Gone, J AMEE Al NEVADA DRUG, STORE. PRESTON &* “FAIRCHILD, © Successors to B. F. Spence. Dealers in Drug and Chemicals. > A fall supply of thé Standard Patent Medicinesalways on hand, rately compounded at By hours of 5 bik Bea Ottice of Dr, KR. M. HUNT, . road Street, Nevada Gy i ‘+B. LUTZ, A tow doors, below, the National xchange . (of BROAD te proper NEVADA OITY. . ale aedaasey in the ve oe tasees ae 7 Nevada, April 3a. FOR, SALE.DE RENT.. ae i. eee ‘@fers: for 4 } tion of : on the } travel i trains to put < The t . mad me ES pies 1 to have it togive.” ote Duatke Pa TRG a Mrs. Dr. Mary Walker fa cently, a youth ia ‘the’ judi. ee ee had a ‘little lamb?” “Nd,” was t fice to give, and thé party Het: is going ney ence criéd out, “Are you the Mary that’ Tue Superior Court of Chicago has decided that & promissory note given by acandidate for public_office toa rival candidate, the consideration being that the reosiver of the note shall wixhrasp ely ntat for aesgeiien litehe jackiamm "500 . dram from Pasar ah void, for . THE fare on the 1 London horse rail-) ays is one penny @ mile. The cars. sc ze made to convey twénty-eigtit ‘pas. $° rs on the outside and twenty-two e, and ate very elegant. © Aes . Takes Dundred. Towa ts . e res me wang oth ts “chenge”.im all: th see eehee & RECLE O LERRGY FESEAEESESSISE SER oS PEESEQES ESLER?