August 18, 1872 (4 pages)

i —_——— eeasaenmenee eee¢ BAD NEVADA CPEY, GAL» Sunday, Augnet 18, 1872. -“ REPUBLICAN TICKET. . " FOR !RESIDEN?, GENERAL U.8. GRANT. * FOR VICE PRESIDENT, KENRY WILSON. -. 4 sy BEYUTORS AT, LARGE, JOHN BOFELTON. JOHN’, MILLER: FIRST PTSTRICT. .CLAUS SPRECKELS. KCOND DISTRICT. <2 56.08 5. HALE, MP RIRD DISERIOP . TESSE-O. GOOD WIN, SFOUGRTH DISTMICL,..1 2. H. BOSE. ~~ BOR CONGRESS, jy Carbolized Hose. The San Pranciseo agents: of the @arbolized Huse company; have sent to this city one hutidred fect . their ‘Hose in order {0 enable the! ada Fire Department to test its merits. This is thé same hose a8 16 ndwiused én Sav Crancisco, and is said to be. * greatly superior to either leather or ~ danvas hose. It céstea dollar ‘and sixty Ccnts a foot, whilegood: canvas _s hose of three ‘thi¢knesses of canvas, « ri ‘gan be: mado. here at: sixty cents a. foot: Tho diffetences. in. price is “nearly i: three to-oney and —as_our fire 'cosupanies have serviceable hose that has been in tise dght’ or ten years, the didisrence in weat would hardly nmmake up the difference in costs,” It is said, however, that the carbdlized hose loaks much Jess than either jeather or canvas, and if this is the cause if will. of course throw a much better stiéam, especially just asthe watery is turnedén. This advantage might more than overbaluuce the extra cost. ; ; Thiut Allowa moe.) The Grass. Valley Union copies from the ’Raxscurpr the * comments in tegaid to the ailowance. made by the Board of ‘Snprrvisors,, to O. P. ‘Btidger,: and thusly expatintes: ~~“ There is evidently carelessness somewhere in the allowing that ‘ap. . propriation. We are sare Judge —stideger will/not' drive! the, money to ‘which he says le is. uot .entitletl The Transcrrpr’s advice is’ singular under, all the circ umstances, ‘ Don’t be so. “‘schmart’”’. neighbor‘ Keep your: shirt) on—its: too warm weather to get, excited about $10, Wecan assure you tifere was no tearelessness in allowing that approptiition."’ We happep. to know thatan apcount was “handed to the Board for'services rendered in crimital dases in Justice Newell's’ Court a, Birobuille, by the aforesaid 0. P, Bridger: “He ‘cirned ‘his money} and is’ entitled to it, and therefore “the Trinscrirt’s adviee. is not singular ander the ciroumstatices.” . A Good Nomination, ~The Republicans. of the San Franisco District nominated Charles Clayton forCongress, ‘The! Alta ~~ epeaking.vf hinvsays:. Whe Conveatidtr-ahowed'ftegdod ‘sense in nominating a sv available-and) unobjectionable." Hehas’ sorved the’ public almest continu im the «Legislature, Board of Supervisors, and the Custom) House; for the last tine years, and yet, so far as we have heard, has never sought offices, @n:the first. trial, as an AssemblyWAM, he gaye. so much. satisfaction that he was pushed into one official position after another. The: nomination of yesterday was conferred upon him without any effort on his part. His honestly is above suspiions he has been firm for the aright, ™ yep vourteons.to his : olleagues whom he opposed; uways attending to his dutiés} did so yhatp that. he has evoided any blunders: ns Jigeialt 3 ‘ ———Suit Commenced, A suit has been commenced by: the Wevada nnd Sactamento Canal ‘Co., against Kidd et als, for $200,000 and “possession of ccitain water rights. This is an old title frmiiliaw with all _ pwbe read the papers op look over ‘Mourt. records. Plager and transicired to thiscountyke FL4 ~s i$ : ~ . LG THE Races. ~ Quite a, number Of persons wefit to the Glenbrook. comrse: to witness the ~ pages yesterday. “Dun,’? “Yoakum” ~ dt “Sallie Gorhet--were to go the best. three in five m a trot for a _eweepstake of $100, aud Hobhy’s horse and ‘Snake River’ for a half » mnile dash in x running race. .* It was commenced in Items were’ searce at the Court Tlotse Yesterday. No addition to hie fitmates of Ghd prison hor no new deeds filed foxy. 2eGerd.igits 5 ‘ ee ceM Haily Sransevipt Htetire froth farther conducting the . -ham, Grand. Lecturer of the Good , Educational Column. monsly x430l ved! thayteachers coul? materially’ benefit. tnomge@ives and sign, by having a medium through whic they cotld ‘express theitopinns and experetices. In accordance therewith; the editors of the Nevada Transcript and the Grass Valley Union Were solicited to grant the us+ of a column of.their papers once aweek_ for such purpose. The request was Wingy Heceded to ‘arid the THstifate appointed Frank Power and Joseph Legect editors to condadt the same. -The columns ‘have. sinee that,tinie [been ably conducted, and it has beemypmeeps to do se-Tt so happened on ‘+a marked feature of the papers which T'find' had not onty been appreciated by teachers:but by the readimgspublic at large. It is tobe regretted, hbwever, th#titeachers have not responded. with the alacrity it: was'supposed*they would, and the labor has alme@st’ entirely devolved upon the editors. I consequénice of this fact, I suppose Mr. Power . has:seen fit to same.: Believing’ that! much good can bé made to result from the con+ tinuance of the same, I earnestly re. quest every teacher to prepare short articles and forwasd-them to Mr. Power, and I dowb& not he will,consept to resume: his position,’ Mr. Legget having leftthe county I would suggest that the teachers: of Grass Valley appoint some of their members to fill the Vaceney, ind at the beginning of the nexit term begin anew the column in the Union’, W. _ Promotions. The interest taken inioar schools by parents,.in many instances, is well illustrated by theigaorance they have‘ in reference to the rules for prometion from one grade to another. Many. parents. were dissatisfied at the last examination because their children were not promoted, If they will during the coming year visit the school’ and lédtn “the conditions for ‘promotion, they will, avoid similar experiencé at the next examination. ‘In each grade there are three classes, denominated A, B and C, -In entering'a higher grade the pupil'is placed . . in the C class of that grade. As he . Advances he i8 promoted to the B and then to the A class, after. finishing thoroughly, the course prescribed for those classes, and passing a satisfactory examination, he is promoted to another school. I have been asked by a number of parents why their children: were not promoted, find fonhd upon inqniry that they were in the B or C class—none but the A class in each school. is examined at the close of the year for promotion. If parents will. manifest the same anxiety’ thranghout the year'to have their childrem advance ‘in their studies that:they do at the close of the.year to have, them pro“moted, but few will fail‘at. the next examination. ~ . Ww. ? Ec ccalnations: Otr éxarninations as now conducted are of but. little use, To be, of wnd thorough. No pupil should be allowedta Hntér-a highét’ schéol jntil thoroughly familiar. with the sabjects taughtin the otie-he ig in,, Promotion is not an evidends-of. proficiency if made upon otlier cundi-. tions, ‘Besides:it 1s a positive injury to a child to,place him in. classes far inadvance of him, Nothing but discouragement and disgust. with: study and school can result froth ‘such a course. Parents will do’a* ‘kindness and teachers a duty, by, not only discouraping but ‘absolutely forbidding promotion witheut thurough proficiency. It would, be agappropriate to compel # child.to.wear'the elothes of a man, as to force him to keep up with a“elhss beyond: his" capacity. , worn 2 Sepa Vinten, A man wilh watels the . dviven.even ofihis tanles,, to seo iff they are well. cared for. But the same man, if the father of children, will daily//Sendy tor a teagler“abvat whom be knows nothing, and never visitthe sehootroom. Query—which is of most importance, child or mule. W. —, Temperance Leeture: On‘Monday evening ; . Canning. Templars, wil deliver an address at . the Methodist. Chyrch in this city. . ‘Whe lecture will be free and no. collection will-be taken up. . Everybody “At the last session of our County : Te Teachers’ Institute, it wag, unaui; pthe following.’ prdiiiote the interests of/th@ix profes. dist ministeg@hce dived not fare disappointment of Consul to reside at: smemory: of-am exchange by the. combenefit. they should be more rigid} FR her, Democratic Senator long. The “Pruckee Republican relates persop alluded téa4% probably, Rev. Mr/ Ricker, an ald resident of, thig-city. A Methot tant from Pritkee, who had ther full ordinary sltare~of physieal emergy times to-preach to: pray or to Tesent an affront if given. him—just the sort of a man to make himself respected iua.rough community, »‘Themipister, whom he will call Ramper, beoause that’ was not his name,-had charge of the erection.of .a church Luilding, and ‘atfended t6 all the financial matters so faras he had the one occasion that the church funds > were short whenthe workmen wanted their pay. One of the carpenters, ‘a stalwart, rough six-footed Missourian, rudely ‘déinanded the amount of’ his wages and told the Rev. Mr. Ramper if he did nothand out the coin instantly he would take satisfaction out ef the’ Rev. gentleman’s: hide, and began to make’ the’ preliminary beligerent preparations, . Ramper did ‘not hesitite-a moment to deeide ais to his course of actions He stripped off his coat, remarking: ‘‘That . will be the easiestand cheapest way for me to settle the debt »this church owes you. I.wish. I, could pay off all of its debts in the’ samé ‘way —then I should be a happy man, Now, sir, you can have all the satisfaction you want.’ and he: squared himself.to receive the onslaught of. : the workman. But the latter; who knew something of the physical. met+ tle. of the. Methodist parson, who meant. business, quietly subsided, and never made any more. threats about his pay. Appointment. Philip Duca writes a letter to this city stating that he has received the Messina, Italy. Tue slightly astonished Canadian militiaman at. Bridgeway, who exball in the rear,. ‘‘why,-———it they're firing bullets!’ is recalled to the plaint of the Tribune that the administration is ‘fighting Greeley’ with documents gulled,.from. the rebel archives. The trouble is that. these papers hurti. . = ——— eH . A Peigyp of the Christian Register writes a clergyman that he has got ‘so far into politics as to hurrah for Gr—, but doesn’t know whether to end with: “ant” or“eeley.”” The clergyman (a; Grant man). replies by eferring: him to Proverbs, vi., 6: * ‘Go to-the ant, thon. sluggard,”’ ‘Tre Lowell Courier complains that ‘for the first tifve im many years Uniited States Senator.'' But that is the Senator’s fault, not: the State's. If he will give the Legislature a chance to express its opinien of his new departure, the old Bay. State’ will not ** Mangiep.—We find the following in the Marysville Appeal of the 15th: Yesterday the well-kikt lectures. Miss Anna Morrison, was married to Jt 8: Beed, of Kalamath conrity, at the_ Catholic ‘church in this city, where @targe and fashionable audience witnessed the ceremony, Tue sheep. men ofthe county, says the Humbolt Register, are industrionsly acquiring title to lands. in this county, and ere long we ‘may Pxpect to hear of trouble ‘between them’ and the cattle men, a it'is a well known fact that sheep and cattle will not live on the samérange. Tap New York World saya that no mone pine pee wasted in selectng am jary for the trial of a first class mundane AA ae ions could be put to each candidate for the wry and. answered in the fellowing satisfactory manner: ~~ hanging? Arswer. : aw. : Q. Are you j it?. I dent oe paaipat 42: Ay Q. Have you come to eonclusion about the Stokes and Fisk affair?) A. Naver heard such “nathes before. 4 nt 0) “Ck Q: -Den't you read: the: newspapers? A. Never read a newspaper inmy life. ae Q. Havé you no opinion at all? A. Never had an opinion about anything. Q. ,Gani you formione? A. I dan’ ink-1 ean. self a born fool? A, Ido, is jmvited.to be presout.— aay er How to Pay Charch Debt» ‘ and courage. He was reagy, at*, all] claimed, on receiving a Fenian mini¢ . her pupils: Massachusetts. has a, Democratic . iy). Question. “Are you in favor of} en, in short, you call ‘your~_» For the Railroad. Pho following persabs ‘have subkéribed the’ amounts set epposite their names, im Grass Valley, for the the Urtion: j at reasonable rates. = “. Wm. Watt, $2,500 Ontes over Beckman; corner Broad and ae ‘ ba ine Streets, hs j ~ 19 on by e viNoreds City, August 14th, 1872. . gh > Coleman, D; Been heel Rie Sse eaten eee John Montgomery, 500 Campbell & Stoddard, 2,000 ‘Marysville railroad, so we learn from: pP WM. B. CAMPBELL, ARCHITECT. —_— LANS.and Specifications drawn for Buildings. Mills, Bridges, and all structures pertaining to Civil. ngineering, ‘ PROBATE NOTICE. N.the Probate Court of the Countyof Ne-") Socia,. . Inrercourse.— Without friends what is man? A solitary oak upon'a sterile rock, symmetricad . indeed in form,beautiful and exqnisitely finished, ~ outrivalling the mest lauded perfection of art in gracefu» nédgland grandeur, but ‘over “which decay has shaken her black wing,and left its leaves blighted, its roots rottoness, and its bluom’ death} a sdathed, lifeless monument of its pristine beauty. »; When:the rebuffs of adve.-; sity are. rushing us earthward; wen the clouds are dark above, and the niuttering thunder growls ulong the sky; when our frame,is pulsied by the skeleton “hand of disease, or our senses Whirled in the tmuelstroom. chuos of insanity,, when oar hearts are torn by the separation of scme beloved object, while our tears are flourishing upon the fresh turf of . departed innocence—in that time it },. iv the office’ of friendship td shield us from the portentous storm, to quicken the fuinting pulses of our sickly frame, to bring back: the wandering star of mind within the attraction of sympathetic kindness; pour, the ‘‘oil and balm’’ of peace into the yet festering wound, and deliver the aching heart from the object of its bleediag church in Chicago said to one of ‘Jumes, what good thing, what great pleasure are’ you willing to give up as a sacrifice during the Ponten séason?’’ Jimmy meditated ubout ‘ten seconds, and responded: “I think I'll give up going to Sunday school."’ ~ i _ = Very expressive are the remarks-of the New Xork Maupress: ‘‘Greeley is nothing; the restoration of Jeffersonian Democratic principles is the ouly thing,the everything.”” In other words, with Gredley for a figurehead, the Lxpress expects. to seg restored to power the old antedeluvian State Rights Democracy. Liberal Republicans, this “is “the feast. to which you are invited. oS I hold our Government bound by its duty of protecting our citizens iu their tundamental mghts, to pass and enforce. laws for,.the. extirpation of ae execrable Ku oe couspiracy; id. if it, hus not pewer to it, nt ‘Say ‘our Governitient if no governittent, but a*sham. I, theretone; OR Bvery(proper Ocvasion advc-cated und jusumea the Ku Klux Act. desirable for the enougn to effect its purpose, 1 hope if will be hsndis ktroueee abd stronger. Horace nti 1371. Bo. Contractors. EALED PROPUSALS will. de received KD. at the Clerk's Unice up to 10 w’olock, a. Mf, August 29th, tor building two Bridg~: esin Grass Valley, ac ng to Pian abd Specifications to Ve seeli Wt tne Clerk’s office2? We paid epécisicationy tall for wood ama stone work, The Board of Supervisors By order of the Boura,? alse T GU PEUN KETT, Clerk. To Al Whom it may Concer mn, Tl a, _— 4a ed gives notice that. he dL} has sold out tire stock ‘of Groceries, Brovisions, &0:, bE. W. Bigelew & GCo,. All persons indebted ere requested.to.call and settle up ly; at the. store of E. W. Bigelow & Co-;-en Commercial street. ‘A:word te the wise is sufficient.” The acceunts must: be scttled forthwith. AE. . ris THOS. SHURTLE¥F. Nevada, ‘Aug. Pth, 1872.) °° § Ss -steo ’ 7 sat TAME 13. & Pe . . a hk a Ne ; road. The Ahtier wilt be wuithbly RewatWed on the return of the property to this: office or on jeaving ikat Hanson's tere. 4 4 Nevada August 16th, 1872. . = HE co-partnership heretofore existing between the wudersigned, at the or French Corral, is. this. isaol mutual consent. . .W. French Corral, Aug, 10th, 1872. ——-— 2» printed and published Tevete coacky, at least once’ week during 1872. oft Nevada, I, 'f. C: Piunkett,County Clerk of the County of Nevada, A omg pe Clerk of the Probate Court, in ‘aud for said Nevada County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true, full and correet copy of an order du ‘pon the CO. Apply at Bowman's Dam. A T SACRAMENTO, affection. COMMENCING’ Bier hursday.-.-.--. the 19th A Frw days. since a teacher in a bs . We ' Sunday school of an’ Episcopal . AND CLOSING. On Friday, the 27th September. $40,000 to be Distributed ih . Cash: I hold it es . South, Lara not prove strong . * reserve the mgnt'to reyéut aby or ali bids. fo !* . Actin tet oase'ne arnt ' . . rs : ae Own }by! H. LEWIS. -. Well having disposed of hia(emtire:interest atFreneh-Oorral to Moses R; Edwards; thé bus. " JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. ' Done ia Chembers and dated Aug, 13th, Office of the County Clerk of the Gdunty State of California, ntered minytes of said. Probaté Court. pa Withees my handand thé Seal of peal} said Probate Ogurks this 13th day of nm \JAngnst;A. D. 1872. waics . C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. al4 -By John Pattison, Deputy. AX MEN WANTED. Oe. «ft * ox Men Wanted by the NORTH 2 BLOOMFIZ2 GRAVEL, MINING al3 STATE FAIR OR 1872, — Premiums, Exhibition to be divided tuto seven departments, and the ma SOCIETY’S GOLD, MEDAL awarded to the spel. meritorious exhibition in éach department. ' “PHE LARGEST STOCK SHO W ever-:had on the Pacific Coast. ax } THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SPEED PRO. GRAMME ever offered in the Union. ' * The First Annual Exhibition of the California Wine -Growers’ Association’ to be. held at the same time and place. . AGRAND PLOWING MATCH will come off on the grounds. & GRAND REGATTA onthe river; in which 8 or 10 boats wil! participate. A public sale of Thoronghbred Stock at the Park each-day of the Fairi’ The Central Pacific Company’s. railroads and stemmers will carry all articles to and fromthe Fair free of charge.Wella Fargo & (6.'s Exoress will déliver hee 3 tree not weighing over twenty Applications for Stailéat the Park and ‘at.the Pavilion, should be made to hp ECK, Kecording Secretary, at _ctemberthips $5. Single Admission 50 "gina C.F. REED, President. > Romear Beck, Secretary. °° pF 7 ‘ @. Bi MILLER, ae (Nevada City}: BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, J. M. Lakenaa;. 1,000 vada, State of California. In the matter. R, Leech, 500 of the Estate of Patrick Keough, Gece P. B ustetier, _ 500 It appearing fo the undersigned 0 od ra (-Wipemmpn neler, foo iat OP hied eae Penn M. Bush, ‘the Adpail hee 20 -ministrator of the Estatevot Patrick Kepuah t Noles . 000 tarsi rete tat it er peceuinry to sell >. Ne BAD e real estate, thi ! » Of the Teal estate, to pay the debts . Axig MOE. OD eehhor, ae : oe ending against said estate and costs C. C. Smith, 500 and expetises of administration. It is thereW. Li Townsend, 250 ce grdezed by the undersigned —_~ Pont a — 5 Bald Pia : g pl Pi ia ; — estate of the said Patrick Keough, deces ged, sete 200 ¢-Lhe and appear before the Probate ‘ourt of M; C. Taylor, 500 Bi the said county of Nevada,at the Court room Martin Ford, 500 of said Count, in the city of Nevada, ix said Cc 200 Nevada county ,on Thursday, the 19th day of ; hi SH 79, at 10 o'clock, A, M A. Moreh 200 Septembery A. D. 18% » 8 ) ’ Pa A e, then and there to show cause wh an order G. D. McLean, 500 should nos bd granted.to the said AdminisHenry U. Ivens, * 200 trator to sellso much of the real estate of TT ii the deceased, a8 shall be necessary. yt a 5 1,000 It is’ further ordered, that a copy of this 8. P. "Dorsey, * 200 order be published fos tons peat ys ago : tte i Nev Daily Transcript, a v8 ~~ in the Nevada Daily Hs Pete GUNT’S CLOTHING,. in abW. WELCH, for a.few days lots} satisfaction warranted in all election Notice to Creditcrs, —— tick Keough, deceased: Notice JOHN M. BUSH, Administrator. C. Mcklvy, Agent for Admintstrator. al Neveda, Aug. 12th ,1872. OFFICIAL NOTICE, fficers. day of August aforessid. T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk Nevada, Aug. 12th, 1872. e Leen SSE Kr THE MATTER of the Eétate'ot py eis hereby given bythe undersigned, administrator op the Estate of Patrigh Keough, dec’d, to the creditors of, and all Pt}gourheving claigy against said deceased, to exhibit the say, FF With the mecessary Vouchers within toy, [@ months after the pubHéation of ¢ <a to the sdid Administrator, at the office of . ) the Nevada Daily Transcript, Névada City California. ᴀ , 2 NOTICE TO WOOD MEN, Y order of the Beard of Supervisors sealed propesals to furnish 40 cords of Oak, and Scords of Dry Cedar or Pin, F Wd at thie Court House, will be received F at.the Cierk’s off4e, until 10 o’clock, A. M, ust 29th, The woed-panst-be of thy “pest quality, and ful) four feet long : must be delivered at the Court House, én or be, fore October 29th, 1872. ‘Iie ‘payment for 4thesgame willbe cash, at tile meeting of tir Board onthe Ist Monday of November,— The Board reserving the privilege of reject ing any or-all Vids. ; , tT: €. PLUNKETT, Clerk. ee HERE will be a Special Meeting of the Board of Suptfvisors of Nevada county, on THURSDAY, August 29th, 1872. at 10 o'clock, A, M, for the purpose of awarding rovtracts for wood; Sridge building in Grass Township; printing of the Great Register, and for the. establishing Election Precincts, designating the house in which tohold election; aad the appointment of All perties interested in the establishment of Plection Precincts, ‘Election officers,cr the place of opening FF the polls will make their wishes knows-ty~Feletter, or in pérsou, on or before the 2th N.B. By idw: it 1s required that the Board.of Supervisors designate the honse -y building in which the polls will be held. ' NOVICE, cal residence. ity of paper cover. I right to reject any and all bids. of the Board of Supervisors. ald. . SKATING RINK. —s waeese hereafter it will be open on nings. parties or for,any other purpose. been madeé*: ; Admission, including use of Skates, Lady or Gentleman, $1. Children. $1. Nevada, June 12th. ° cme DR. HUFELAND'’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACE BITTERS. ‘ever introduced in the United ’ ee Th a wenty years, anding the many ve y inc . rare 'f; & PLUNKETT, Clerk. EALED PROPOSALS will be received at fhe office of the County Clerk tntil 10 o'clock, A. M. August 29th. for printing ore . thousand copies. for one and two years, of the Great Register of Nevada County. Bid: ders-will state the cash price per name or line; to-be printed on 45 1b. book paper, in Brevier type;-double leaded—4 to Pica— nymber in figures pn left hand margin, with 3 m dash on which to write the word ‘vo. ted” preceeding the number > Name of par. ty voting, age, nativity, occupation;-and lo"Fo be bound with good quai The Board reserve tho By order REDUCTION IN PRICES, &. BULLARD would respectrully ine form the people that he has leaned the Skating Rink ‘for another year-and that Wiednesday and Saturday Eve The Skettng Rink can. be rented ang other evening in the week for private skating The following reduction in Prices have Spuakete, impackages of Five, sdmitting Tickets in packages of Fight, admitting Tickets will be sold by the month, if de — B. BULLAED, Proprietor. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. “and the most healthful Toss first and Bitters ad heed . iad cisco ee pote “he for public favor, the oobitantt reased wile ie Agents, 408 and Al! Clay 8t., Francisco. m2 —— a OW, B, TAKE, San.Franciseo. of any kind, fit to send their orders to me. perior Wdvantagés in’ a Purchasing Agent, — desiring Bests { and bene it greatly to. their advantage » vine Write me: what you Want. . ana; of. prices, which wil prias . Give me © Tuning at the Music LosT. -iness of the late will the name MERSWiOE BaAMie, who will poy all debts due by said Jate firm, and who 2 collect and receipt fora) debsadue to 5 Bm he Ouse. & hd For muareten ha “Ine pistol Jew > 0! y the Damy ‘Teaxsceirt and the Gree oy Rifed three. Te ° ERSONS residing in the interior, snd 4 receive: order? eae a Aha a ww HE @ Geor Branni finger « revolve been Ic end th years © tween . burnin boy 4d cappec ‘Dr. R. Arour inseri’ Névac The visors on thi Boarc —ty Aw warde to be State. quire Emil man Thor Mon! Daus ~ yeER EB CR! f a 4 Pe Aw ee

i —_——— eeasaenmenee eee¢ BAD NEVADA CPEY, GAL» Sunday, Augnet 18, 1872. -“ REPUBLICAN TICKET. . " FOR !RESIDEN?, GENERAL U.8. GRANT. * FOR VICE PRESIDENT, KENRY WILSON. -. 4 sy BEYUTORS AT, LARGE, JOHN BOFELTON. JOHN’, MILLER: FIRST PTSTRICT. .CLAUS SPRECKELS. KCOND DISTRICT. <2 56.08 5. HALE, MP RIRD DISERIOP . TESSE-O. GOOD WIN, SFOUGRTH DISTMICL,...1 2. H. BOSE. ~~ BOR CONGRESS, jy Carbolized Hose. The San Pranciseo agents: of the @arbolized Huse company; have sent to this city one hutidred fect . their ‘Hose in order {0 enable the! ada Fire Department to test its merits. This is thé same hose a8 16 ndwiused én Sav Crancisco, and is said to be. * greatly superior to either leather or ~ danvas hose. It céstea dollar ‘and sixty Ccnts a foot, whilegood: canvas _s hose of three ‘thi¢knesses of canvas, « ri ‘gan be: mado. here at: sixty cents a. foot: Tho diffetences. in. price is “nearly i: three to-oney and —as_our fire 'cosupanies have serviceable hose that has been in tise dght’ or ten years, the didisrence in weat would hardly nmmake up the difference in costs,” It is said, however, that the carbdlized hose loaks much Jess than either jeather or canvas, and if this is the cause if will. of course throw a much better stiéam, especially just asthe watery is turnedén. This advantage might more than overbaluuce the extra cost. ; ; Thiut Allowa moe.) The Grass. Valley Union copies from the ’Raxscurpr the * comments in tegaid to the ailowance. made by the Board of ‘Snprrvisors,, to O. P. ‘Btidger,: and thusly expatintes: ~~“ There is evidently carelessness somewhere in the allowing that ‘ap. . propriation. We are sare Judge —stideger will/not' drive! the, money to ‘which he says le is. uot .entitletl The Transcrrpr’s advice is’ singular under, all the circ umstances, ‘ Don’t be so. “‘schmart’”’. neighbor‘ Keep your: shirt) on—its: too warm weather to get, excited about $10, Wecan assure you tifere was no tearelessness in allowing that approptiition."’ We happep. to know thatan apcount was “handed to the Board for'services rendered in crimital dases in Justice Newell's’ Court a, Birobuille, by the aforesaid 0. P, Bridger: “He ‘cirned ‘his money} and is’ entitled to it, and therefore “the Trinscrirt’s adviee. is not singular ander the ciroumstatices.” . A Good Nomination, ~The Republicans. of the San Franisco District nominated Charles Clayton forCongress, ‘The! Alta ~~ epeaking.vf hinvsays:. Whe Conveatidtr-ahowed'ftegdod ‘sense in nominating a sv available-and) unobjectionable." Hehas’ sorved the’ public almest continu im the «Legislature, Board of Supervisors, and the Custom) House; for the last tine years, and yet, so far as we have heard, has never sought offices, @n:the first. trial, as an AssemblyWAM, he gaye. so much. satisfaction that he was pushed into one official position after another. The: nomination of yesterday was conferred upon him without any effort on his part. His honestly is above suspiions he has been firm for the aright, ™ yep vourteons.to his : olleagues whom he opposed; uways attending to his dutiés} did so yhatp that. he has evoided any blunders: ns Jigeialt 3 ‘ ———Suit Commenced, A suit has been commenced by: the Wevada nnd Sactamento Canal ‘Co., against Kidd et als, for $200,000 and “possession of ccitain water rights. This is an old title frmiiliaw with all _ pwbe read the papers op look over ‘Mourt. records. Plager and transicired to thiscountyke FL4 ~s i$ : ~ . LG THE Races. ~ Quite a, number Of persons wefit to the Glenbrook. comrse: to witness the ~ pages yesterday. “Dun,’? “Yoakum” ~ dt “Sallie Gorhet--were to go the best. three in five m a trot for a _eweepstake of $100, aud Hobhy’s horse and ‘Snake River’ for a half » mnile dash in x running race.. .* It was commenced in Items were’ searce at the Court Tlotse Yesterday. No addition to hie fitmates of Ghd prison hor no new deeds filed foxy. 2eGerd.igits 5 ‘ ee ceM Haily Sransevipt Htetire froth farther conducting the . -ham, Grand. Lecturer of the Good , Educational Column. monsly x430l ved! thayteachers coul? materially’ benefit. tnomge@ives and sign, by having a medium through whic they cotld ‘express theitopinns and experetices. In accordance therewith; the editors of the Nevada Transcript and the Grass Valley Union Were solicited to grant the us+ of a column of.their papers once aweek_ for such purpose. The request was Wingy Heceded to ‘arid the THstifate appointed Frank Power and Joseph Legect editors to condadt the same. -The columns ‘have. sinee that,tinie [been ably conducted, and it has beemypmeeps to do se-Tt so happened on ‘+a marked feature of the papers which T'find' had not onty been appreciated by teachers:but by the readimgspublic at large. It is tobe regretted, hbwever, th#titeachers have not responded. with the alacrity it: was'supposed*they would, and the labor has alme@st’ entirely devolved upon the editors. I consequénice of this fact, I suppose Mr. Power . has:seen fit to same.: Believing’ that! much good can bé made to result from the con+ tinuance of the same, I earnestly re. quest every teacher to prepare short articles and forwasd-them to Mr. Power, and I dowb& not he will,consept to resume: his position,’ Mr. Legget having leftthe county I would suggest that the teachers: of Grass Valley appoint some of their members to fill the Vaceney, ind at the beginning of the nexit term begin anew the column in the Union’, W. _ Promotions. The interest taken inioar schools by parents,.in many instances, is well illustrated by theigaorance they have‘ in reference to the rules for prometion from one grade to another. Many. parents. were dissatisfied at the last examination because their children were not promoted, If they will during the coming year visit the school’ and lédtn “the conditions for ‘promotion, they will, avoid similar experiencé at the next examination. ‘In each grade there are three classes, denominated A, B and C, -In entering'a higher grade the pupil'is placed . . in the C class of that grade. As he . Advances he i8 promoted to the B and then to the A class, after. finishing thoroughly, the course prescribed for those classes, and passing a satisfactory examination, he is promoted to another school. I have been asked by a number of parents why their children: were not promoted, find fonhd upon inqniry that they were in the B or C class—none but the A class in each school. is examined at the close of the year for promotion. If parents will. manifest the same anxiety’ thranghout the year'to have their childrem advance ‘in their studies that:they do at the close of the.year to have, them pro“moted, but few will fail‘at. the next examination. ~ . Ww. ? Ec ccalnations: Otr éxarninations as now conducted are of but. little use, To be, of wnd thorough. No pupil should be allowedta Hntér-a highét’ schéol jntil thoroughly familiar. with the sabjects taughtin the otie-he ig in,, Promotion is not an evidends-of. proficiency if made upon otlier cundi-. tions, ‘Besides:it 1s a positive injury to a child to,place him in. classes far inadvance of him, Nothing but discouragement and disgust. with: study and school can result froth ‘such a course. Parents will do’a* ‘kindness and teachers a duty, by, not only discouraping but ‘absolutely forbidding promotion witheut thurough proficiency.. It would, be agappropriate to compel # child.to.wear'the elothes of a man, as to force him to keep up with a“elhss beyond: his" capacity. , worn 2 Sepa Vinten, A man wilh watels the . dviven.even ofihis tanles,, to seo iff they are well. cared for. But the same man, if the father of children, will daily//Sendy tor a teagler“abvat whom be knows nothing, and never visitthe sehootroom. Query—which is of most importance, child or mule. W. —, Temperance Leeture: On‘Monday evening ; . Canning. Templars, wil deliver an address at . the Methodist. Chyrch in this city. . ‘Whe lecture will be free and no. collection will-be taken up. . Everybody “At the last session of our County : Te Teachers’ Institute, it wag, unaui; pthe following.’ prdiiiote the interests of/th@ix profes. dist ministeg@hce dived not fare disappointment of Consul to reside at: smemory: of-am exchange by the. combenefit. they should be more rigid} FR her, Democratic Senator long. The “Pruckee Republican relates persop alluded téa4% probably, Rev. Mr/ Ricker, an ald resident of, thig-city. A Methot tant from Pritkee, who had ther full ordinary sltare~of physieal emergy times to-preach to: pray or to Tesent an affront if given. him—just the sort of a man to make himself respected iua.rough community, »‘Themipister, whom he will call Ramper, beoause that’ was not his name,-had charge of the erection.of .a church Luilding, and ‘atfended t6 all the financial matters so faras he had the one occasion that the church funds > were short whenthe workmen wanted their pay. One of the carpenters, ‘a stalwart, rough six-footed Missourian, rudely ‘déinanded the amount of’ his wages and told the Rev. Mr. Ramper if he did nothand out the coin instantly he would take satisfaction out ef the’ Rev. gentleman’s: hide, and began to make’ the’ preliminary beligerent preparations, . Ramper did ‘not hesitite-a moment to deeide ais to his course of actions He stripped off his coat, remarking: ‘‘That . will be the easiestand cheapest way for me to settle the debt »this church owes you. I.wish. I, could pay off all of its debts in the’ samé ‘way —then I should be a happy man, Now, sir, you can have all the satisfaction you want.’ and he: squared himself.to receive the onslaught of. : the workman. But the latter; who knew something of the physical. met+ tle. of the. Methodist parson, who meant. business, quietly subsided, and never made any more. threats about his pay. Appointment. Philip Duca writes a letter to this city stating that he has received the Messina, Italy. Tue slightly astonished Canadian militiaman at. Bridgeway, who exball in the rear,. ‘‘why,-———it they're firing bullets!’ is recalled to the plaint of the Tribune that the administration is ‘fighting Greeley’ with documents gulled,.from. the rebel archives. The trouble is that. these papers hurti. . = ——— eH . A Peigyp of the Christian Register writes a clergyman that he has got ‘so far into politics as to hurrah for Gr—, but doesn’t know whether to end with: “ant” or“eeley.”” The clergyman (a; Grant man). replies by eferring: him to Proverbs, vi., 6: * ‘Go to-the ant, thon. sluggard,”’ ‘Tre Lowell Courier complains that ‘for the first tifve im many years Uniited States Senator.'' But that is the Senator’s fault, not: the State's. If he will give the Legislature a chance to express its opinien of his new departure, the old Bay. State’ will not ** Mangiep.—We find the following in the Marysville Appeal of the 15th: Yesterday the well-kikt lectures. Miss Anna Morrison, was married to Jt 8: Beed, of Kalamath conrity, at the_ Catholic ‘church in this city, where @targe and fashionable audience witnessed the ceremony, Tue sheep. men ofthe county, says the Humbolt Register, are industrionsly acquiring title to lands. in this county, and ere long we ‘may Pxpect to hear of trouble ‘between them’ and the cattle men, a it'is a well known fact that sheep and cattle will not live on the samérange. Tap New York World saya that no mone pine pee wasted in selectng am jary for the trial of a first class mundane AA ae ions could be put to each candidate for the wry and. answered in the fellowing satisfactory manner: ~~ hanging? Arswer. : aw. : Q. Are you j it?. I dent oe paaipat 42: Ay Q. Have you come to eonclusion about the Stokes and Fisk affair?) A. Naver heard such “nathes before.. 4 nt 0) “Ck Q: -Den't you read: the: newspapers? A. Never read a newspaper inmy life. ae Q. Havé you no opinion at all? A. Never had an opinion about anything. Q. ,Gani you formione? A. I dan’ ink-1 ean. self a born fool? A, Ido, is jmvited.to be presout.— aay er How to Pay Charch Debt» ‘ and courage. He was reagy, at*, all] claimed, on receiving a Fenian mini¢ . her pupils: Massachusetts. has a, Democratic . iy). Question. “Are you in favor of} en, in short, you call ‘your~_» For the Railroad. Pho following persabs ‘have subkéribed the’ amounts set epposite their names, im Grass Valley, for the the Urtion: j at reasonable rates. = “. Wm. Watt, $2,500 Ontes over Beckman; corner Broad and ae ‘ ba ine Streets, hs j ~ 19 on by e viNoreds City, August 14th, 1872. . gh > Coleman, D; Been heel Rie Sse eaten eee John Montgomery, 500 Campbell & Stoddard, 2,000 ‘Marysville railroad, so we learn from: pP WM. B. CAMPBELL, ARCHITECT. —_— LANS.and Specifications drawn for Buildings. Mills, Bridges, and all structures pertaining to Civil. ngineering, ‘ PROBATE NOTICE. N.the Probate Court of the Countyof Ne-") Socia,. . Inrercourse.— Without friends what is man? A solitary oak upon'a sterile rock, symmetricad . indeed in form,beautiful and exqnisitely finished, ~ outrivalling the mest lauded perfection of art in gracefu» nédgland grandeur, but ‘over “which decay has shaken her black wing,and left its leaves blighted, its roots rottoness, and its bluom’ death} a sdathed, lifeless monument of its pristine beauty. »; When:the rebuffs of adve.-; sity are. rushing us earthward; wen the clouds are dark above, and the niuttering thunder growls ulong the sky; when our frame,is pulsied by the skeleton “hand of disease, or our senses Whirled in the tmuelstroom. chuos of insanity,, when oar hearts are torn by the separation of scme beloved object, while our tears are flourishing upon the fresh turf of . departed innocence—in that time it },. iv the office’ of friendship td shield us from the portentous storm, to quicken the fuinting pulses of our sickly frame, to bring back: the wandering star of mind within the attraction of sympathetic kindness; pour, the ‘‘oil

and balm’’ of peace into the yet festering wound, and deliver the aching heart from the object of its bleediag church in Chicago said to one of ‘Jumes, what good thing, what great pleasure are’ you willing to give up as a sacrifice during the Ponten séason?’’ Jimmy meditated ubout ‘ten seconds, and responded: “I think I'll give up going to Sunday school."’ ~ i _ = Very expressive are the remarks-of the New Xork Maupress: ‘‘Greeley is nothing; the restoration of Jeffersonian Democratic principles is the ouly thing,the everything.”” In other words, with Gredley for a figurehead, the Lxpress expects. to seg restored to power the old antedeluvian State Rights Democracy. Liberal Republicans, this “is “the feast. to which you are invited. oS I hold our Government bound by its duty of protecting our citizens iu their tundamental mghts, to pass and enforce. laws for,.the. extirpation of ae execrable Ku oe couspiracy; id. if it, hus not pewer to it, nt ‘Say ‘our Governitient if no governittent, but a*sham. I, theretone; OR Bvery(proper Ocvasion advc-cated und jusumea the Ku Klux Act. desirable for the enougn to effect its purpose, 1 hope if will be hsndis ktroueee abd stronger. Horace nti 1371. Bo. Contractors. EALED PROPUSALS will. de received KD. at the Clerk's Unice up to 10 w’olock, a. Mf, August 29th, tor building two Bridg~: esin Grass Valley, ac ng to Pian abd Specifications to Ve seeli Wt tne Clerk’s office2? We paid epécisicationy tall for wood ama stone work, The Board of Supervisors By order of the Boura,? alse T GU PEUN KETT, Clerk. To Al Whom it may Concer mn, Tl a, _— 4a ed gives notice that. he dL} has sold out tire stock ‘of Groceries, Brovisions, &0:, bE. W. Bigelew & GCo,. All persons indebted ere requested.to.call and settle up ly; at the. store of E. W. Bigelow & Co-;-en Commercial street. ‘A:word te the wise is sufficient.” The acceunts must: be scttled forthwith. AE. . ris THOS. SHURTLE¥F. Nevada, ‘Aug. Pth, 1872.) °° § Ss -steo ’ 7 sat TAME 13. & Pe . . a hk a Ne ; road. The Ahtier wilt be wuithbly RewatWed on the return of the property to this: office or on jeaving ikat Hanson's tere. 4 4 Nevada August 16th, 1872. . = HE co-partnership heretofore existing between the wudersigned, at the or French Corral, is. this. isaol mutual consent. . .W. French Corral, Aug, 10th, 1872. ——-— 2» printed and published Tevete coacky, at least once’ week during 1872. oft Nevada, I, 'f. C: Piunkett,County Clerk of the County of Nevada, A omg pe Clerk of the Probate Court, in ‘aud for said Nevada County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true, full and correet copy of an order du ‘pon the CO. Apply at Bowman's Dam. A T SACRAMENTO, affection. COMMENCING’ Bier hursday.-.-.--.. the 19th A Frw days. since a teacher in a bs . We ' Sunday school of an’ Episcopal . AND CLOSING. On Friday, the 27th September. $40,000 to be Distributed ih . Cash: I hold it es . South, Lara not prove strong . * reserve the mgnt'to reyéut aby or ali bids. fo !* . Actin tet oase'ne arnt ' . . rs : ae Own }by! H. LEWIS. -. Well having disposed of hia(emtire:interest atFreneh-Oorral to Moses R; Edwards; thé bus. " JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. ' Done ia Chembers and dated Aug, 13th, Office of the County Clerk of the Gdunty State of California, ntered minytes of said. Probaté Court. pa Withees my handand thé Seal of peal} said Probate Ogurks this 13th day of nm \JAngnst;A. D. 1872. waics . C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. al4 -By John Pattison, Deputy. AX MEN WANTED. Oe. «ft * ox Men Wanted by the NORTH 2 BLOOMFIZ2 GRAVEL, MINING al3 STATE FAIR OR 1872, — Premiums, Exhibition to be divided tuto seven departments, and the ma SOCIETY’S GOLD, MEDAL awarded to the spel. meritorious exhibition in éach department. ' “PHE LARGEST STOCK SHO W ever-:had on the Pacific Coast. ax } THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SPEED PRO. GRAMME ever offered in the Union. ' * The First Annual Exhibition of the California Wine -Growers’ Association’ to be. held at the same time and place. . AGRAND PLOWING MATCH will come off on the grounds. & GRAND REGATTA onthe river; in which 8 or 10 boats wil! participate. A public sale of Thoronghbred Stock at the Park each-day of the Fairi’ The Central Pacific Company’s. railroads and stemmers will carry all articles to and fromthe Fair free of charge..Wella Fargo & (6.'s Exoress will déliver hee 3 tree not weighing over twenty Applications for Stailéat the Park and ‘at.the Pavilion, should be made to hp ECK, Kecording Secretary, at _ctemberthips $5. Single Admission 50 "gina C.F. REED, President. > Romear Beck, Secretary. °° pF 7 ‘ @. Bi MILLER, ae (Nevada City}: BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, J. M. Lakenaa;. 1,000 vada, State of California. In the matter. R, Leech, 500 of the Estate of Patrick Keough, Gece P. B ustetier, _ 500 It appearing fo the undersigned 0 od ra (-Wipemmpn neler, foo iat OP hied eae Penn M. Bush, ‘the Adpail hee 20 -ministrator of the Estatevot Patrick Kepuah t Noles . 000 tarsi rete tat it er peceuinry to sell >. Ne BAD e real estate, thi ! » Of the Teal estate, to pay the debts . Axig MOE. OD eehhor, ae : oe ending against said estate and costs C. C. Smith, 500 and expetises of administration. It is thereW. Li Townsend, 250 ce grdezed by the undersigned —_~ Pont a — 5 Bald Pia : g pl Pi ia ; — estate of the said Patrick Keough, deces ged, sete 200 ¢-Lhe and appear before the Probate ‘ourt of M; C. Taylor, 500 Bi the said county of Nevada,at the Court room Martin Ford, 500 of said Count, in the city of Nevada, ix said Cc 200 Nevada county ,on Thursday, the 19th day of ; hi SH 79, at 10 o'clock, A, M A. Moreh 200 Septembery A. D. 18% » 8 ) ’ Pa A e, then and there to show cause wh an order G. D. McLean, 500 should nos bd granted.to the said AdminisHenry U. Ivens, * 200 trator to sellso much of the real estate of TT ii the deceased, a8 shall be necessary. yt a 5 1,000 It is’ further ordered, that a copy of this 8. P. "Dorsey, * 200 order be published fos tons peat ys ago : tte i Nev Daily Transcript, a v8 ~~ in the Nevada Daily Hs Pete GUNT’S CLOTHING,. in abW. WELCH, for a.few days lots} satisfaction warranted in all election Notice to Creditcrs, —— tick Keough, deceased: Notice JOHN M. BUSH, Administrator. C. Mcklvy, Agent for Admintstrator. al Neveda, Aug. 12th ,1872. OFFICIAL NOTICE, fficers. day of August aforessid. T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk Nevada, Aug. 12th, 1872. e Leen SSE Kr THE MATTER of the Eétate'ot py eis hereby given bythe undersigned, administrator op the Estate of Patrigh Keough, dec’d, to the creditors of, and all Pt}gourheving claigy against said deceased, to exhibit the say, FF With the mecessary Vouchers within toy, [@ months after the pubHéation of ¢ <a to the sdid Administrator, at the office of . ) the Nevada Daily Transcript, Névada City California. ᴀ , 2 NOTICE TO WOOD MEN, Y order of the Beard of Supervisors sealed propesals to furnish 40 cords of Oak, and Scords of Dry Cedar or Pin, F Wd at thie Court House, will be received F at.the Cierk’s off4e, until 10 o’clock, A. M, ust 29th, The woed-panst-be of thy “pest quality, and ful) four feet long : must be delivered at the Court House, én or be, fore October 29th, 1872. ‘Iie ‘payment for 4thesgame willbe cash, at tile meeting of tir Board onthe Ist Monday of November,— The Board reserving the privilege of reject ing any or-all Vids. ; , tT: €. PLUNKETT, Clerk. ee HERE will be a Special Meeting of the Board of Suptfvisors of Nevada county, on THURSDAY, August 29th, 1872. at 10 o'clock, A, M, for the purpose of awarding rovtracts for wood; Sridge building in Grass Township; printing of the Great Register, and for the. establishing Election Precincts, designating the house in which tohold election; aad the appointment of All perties interested in the establishment of Plection Precincts, ‘Election officers,cr the place of opening FF the polls will make their wishes knows-ty~Feletter, or in pérsou, on or before the 2th N.B. By idw: it 1s required that the Board.of Supervisors designate the honse -y building in which the polls will be held. ' NOVICE, cal residence. ity of paper cover. I right to reject any and all bids. of the Board of Supervisors. ald. . SKATING RINK. —s waeese hereafter it will be open on nings. parties or for,any other purpose. been madeé*: ; Admission, including use of Skates, Lady or Gentleman, $1. Children. $1. Nevada, June 12th. ° cme DR. HUFELAND'’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACE BITTERS. ‘ever introduced in the United ’ ee Th a wenty years, anding the many ve y inc . rare 'f; & PLUNKETT, Clerk. EALED PROPOSALS will be received at fhe office of the County Clerk tntil 10 o'clock, A. M. August 29th. for printing ore . thousand copies. for one and two years, of the Great Register of Nevada County. Bid: ders-will state the cash price per name or line; to-be printed on 45 1b. book paper, in Brevier type;-double leaded—4 to Pica— nymber in figures pn left hand margin, with 3 m dash on which to write the word ‘vo. ted” preceeding the number > Name of par. ty voting, age, nativity, occupation;-and lo"Fo be bound with good quai The Board reserve tho By order REDUCTION IN PRICES, &. BULLARD would respectrully ine form the people that he has leaned the Skating Rink ‘for another year-and that Wiednesday and Saturday Eve The Skettng Rink can. be rented ang other evening in the week for private skating The following reduction in Prices have Spuakete, impackages of Five, sdmitting Tickets in packages of Fight, admitting Tickets will be sold by the month, if de — B. BULLAED, Proprietor. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. “and the most healthful Toss first and Bitters ad heed . iad cisco ee pote “he for public favor, the oobitantt reased wile ie Agents, 408 and Al! Clay 8t., Francisco. m2 —— a OW, B, TAKE, San.Franciseo. of any kind, fit to send their orders to me. perior Wdvantagés in’ a Purchasing Agent, — desiring Bests { and bene it greatly to. their advantage » vine Write me: what you Want. . ana; of. prices, which wil prias . Give me © Tuning at the Music LosT. -iness of the late will the name MERSWiOE BaAMie, who will poy all debts due by said Jate firm, and who 2 collect and receipt fora) debsadue to 5 Bm he Ouse. & hd For muareten ha “Ine pistol Jew > 0! y the Damy ‘Teaxsceirt and the Gree oy Rifed three. Te ° ERSONS residing in the interior, snd 4 receive: order? eae a Aha a ww HE @ Geor Branni finger « revolve been Ic end th years © tween . burnin boy 4d cappec ‘Dr. R. Arour inseri’ Névac The visors on thi Boarc —ty Aw warde to be State. quire Emil man Thor Mon! Daus ~ yeER EB CR! f a 4 Pe Aw ee