August 25, 1872 (4 pages)

REPUBLIC N FOR iat IDENT, GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. FOR. VICE PRESIDENT, HENWR YWILSON. * One B! ration. FIRST ISTE ,)OBAUS BPR SECOND DIS RICT bisias ites 7HiKD DISTHICT. _ v0, at igs IN. * HOURS pISseHicT., ieeTy Ha KOSH ———-F OR CON G R Ess, HH. F. =aem . A s. ‘the g pt Deliberate ; enemas to t iawiees Thursday afternoon -an, engi in the service of the railroad! Bl _ pany, by the name of G. M. 3 made a deliberate attempt to murder Alexander Cassidy.” Farr also, struek George Royal: several times im the: face, and. threatened fo kill a. Mr. Newell who interfered 'to'save’ the ~~ Tite of Mi. Cassidy ~ftappears fren the eviderite y that Cassidy,” 4 railroad” : employee, oallod Farr at the _ proper tithe; and told ‘him his. engine Waa. out and ready ‘to eave with freight’ train, Farr did nob ect with the} nécessary promptitade, and in_con-. sequence the train went off ‘without him or bid eiginé. ‘Royal, who is Superintendent of the locomotive department wrete,out a telegram to notify thé t#iin dispatcher why the. engine had net left. Farr, who was " present at the time the , dispatch was ready to be sent, sought to prevent rt, and sizuck Mr. Royal in the face two or thfée times, and threaténet to “grind him to powder,” Mr R., did not resent the injary or, the i insult: Farr then left the telegraph office and went down. the railroad track toward the rdund house. Meet ing with Cassidy he told him ‘he aid not’eall him at the ‘proper time. Mr. €. replied that he did, named the time that he. did call-him, and: ' said hecould prove .it, Upon. this, . Farr called Conley a ‘dd lying son of ab——.” -Cassidy had a carpenter’s square in his hand, and attempted fo resent “the Ynsult and throw the square at Farr, but the latter caught it, and the weapon fell to the ground. Farr then clinched Cassidy, and they both fell. Newell sind others attempted to separate the, .two men, Cassidy, who was much the weaker man, told Farr he had, euotigh of it, and asked to be Tet lone. He asked this of Farr three cies. Newell and Smalley, got Fart off from ‘Cassidy. ‘The latter: ‘after . he arose from. the ground. stooped: down to pick ap his ‘hat, ° At'this’ moment Farr drew a revolver, Cas. sidy secidg this weapon, “avdijedbehind ‘Newell, who “was pacify. Farr,-but the le liberate aim over Newell’s head’ and fired, The.ball strack Cassidy on top of the head,’ cutting the. scalp . wi . taken dowan:):No reasania weber? iby the editor for this backing down on. . hia .party:—rGraas. Valley Union. The aforesaid editor never backed ‘wp, end of course couldn't back down. ; cura ee fey fannt‘Rot tie mike at” policy” a bdiega th nation for teachers joa ty i ". wanes of Grusiti and: Wilson wt the about two inches im length,' WN elt exerted himself to prevent is tien chovting. sont wi and ‘while ‘he was “managed: to get fWay, the blood etreatnihg down, thus engaged: Cassidy his back’ Ferr, seemingly nut’ ap ontal with what he had already. done, tumod and threatened, tORilt Newel, dtawkt Hapkido ett ing his revolver. weapon in his pocket, ‘oursing® threatening in a very a cree He was soon aftér arrested by officer. Hid ekainination tack abe a cadeal gi facjud. ito vote oan Greeley. G0, t class the next a . of orp wate beet: they Mr: Cassidy, isan industriots peaceable man, and was im no mianhefore Justice Keiser wea the slicited rates wabtlonce ‘ those we have stated, Far} was hi to appear before Jury, ahd his: bail , matter, tinlens Se hag en _ and ‘‘dat's ~ : wooqpeumeting teal and ome srhave diopters esc philosophy vin ‘addition to “the “s¢eas Pe vi. Voked fiisult.' “He is but slightly ine = ; ny fonds. sree directa that oto reel A jured, but. 3 it was a ifTo with the S ¢ examination’ and : thereafter, es will “be re-. -«* Ube _«il@ePe: aaobolbs: & ‘rom instant death. Whiletthe exis deiéa was’ “beihg given ‘about ‘his nage Oe id ae etre thought his deeds and threats were godt in.’ Be says ee emamemortuaeee at oth lappa Oa Pere a) ed on the P smigsioners of Jersey City, we ai. payee: yeuend! Comsiteent® grain. Sas uae: fangs inicandala mee sated! seer ta oan nde pe Sr reas eos bas aed goer feaooga. Lowi CREEP ATER TT Se e, . lovely and the goose hang—high”’ aps ra is*fortunate enough tos let of locals during these ull times. the delivery,” of 2%," tolumns ¥ willing toshake * ars” * across the pp “our; wc ceree is down? yrinsteady pt: gp. . ! in the matter of “that. allowance.” “Eve: bing iow being lovely and ne yp ais owes that , as. free Supt lipenncay ne en editor of th Transcpiet. over, ‘that bloady.chasm,’ as we expect to do over that other ‘ghasm’? when-teverything will.be in the Idés:of November? The Union, was evidently, thinking about the Greeley goose being cooked. reky af the bee: vig hw oy. 8 day or. two ago, }-atarge lot. of al. gold dust “which was taken: out: of a gravel) ‘Claim hear that city. It weighed nearly fifty pounds. ‘Seeing i .believing but feeling is the naked truth,” and wé'should bé pleased to . hear-of ear neighbor some day in ie near. inture, feeling the: weight: of . similar responsibility on his owt . private account, 4 We should certainly feel a little of that ‘Heaponsibility’” Rufe, if, every. fellow that owed us wontld’ ‘eal at our: establishment and pay: up. aa i is private, of course.) a a fair . ‘cers to employ teachers not ont ct . We know exactly how Rafe felt: eet fter . who combine experience and peculiar Mal asm and fre y Padeant That Ho tits ‘discourseth inthe: Union of . , yesterday morning: .° ‘GuAD vo Hean Ir.+The editor of! (> bly rec . the requisite qualificatious, but those . =} fitness with their educational qualifiwas happy, so’ happy that: hei” » iing paationy, A Toexperiense ina ravine lis of far greater detriment than it VOUeBe in A physician, “Yer iets’ requentiy found; Itis thedyty, of . sehocl officers by personal—isite—to-+ ‘the school room to see if the right . kind of teothers “are sempldyed 3 ito. . discover by examination if satisfac‘tory results are being obtained. If ‘not, it is easy to find those who are competent ‘and have the. necessary. training. Certificates from a County’ Board of Examination are not always a criterion by which to judge'a -successful teacher, They,are’ but one -reauisite. Low of the profession, ability to govern, the’ er to arise ‘end interest the’ pupil, patience, order, system and 4 domi other qualifications of the first importance, ate. “nok and can not be discovered bye board of examination in adhree days session. Success is the only ‘criterion by which to judges teacher, . It isthe duty of Trustees to. get the best teachér that can be obtained for the money. Itisa matter that concerns every tax payer Aas ‘well as “pa in the county and much more sail need spusring ifieed . petal Parents . toga , Therficiéacy” of B scl by repeatéd visits. Jone We > The Narrow Gauge Railroad from . . Nevada City to Marysville, Sa@> yame a, thenes, hy . ‘stéatner toSan Francisco. am ‘We find the following létterin the} Sacramento.Union of . Friday; -The people of of Sacramenté will be invited 4 vat an early day.ito aid in the. eon} striction of a ‘narrow gauge ' railroad ‘from Sacramento to Benicia, or some point on the navigable vaters of the} bay. The proposition ‘that will be laid before thetn will be this (the or-. ganization is now about to be ¢ompleted, ) numely: From the navigable waters ‘of the bay to Red Bluff, with a braneh at Cache Creék to Colusa, where it is probable the line from Nevada will bé connected, milking two continuous lines of narrow gauge roads'fip to the head of the valley, on the west side of the Sacramento tiy-. er, and into the-heart of the mining . district of Nevada county. .In this system of, narrow gauge roads the city of Sacramento is® necessarily much interéstéd, and cant avail herself by. subscribing the money necessary, to construct that part of the road between it and, Vaca Junction, rents of children. Money spent for a poor school is worse than: thrown away. ‘‘No friendship in trade”. is ‘Pasties Mixz.— We ‘ai? age ae ble reports from’ the’ Empire “mine. The.new chute of ore in the: seventh: idvel sduth three hundted feet, from’ the main shaft is inereasing in width, and there is every reason.to believe that it descends on ‘the Tedge, and that it will be eut at’ “the > different lévely bs” ‘the drifts’ are. extended. The bottom, or twelfth level, is beDrerrxovisteD Visrrors. Messrs. of California andthe Pabific” Slope; ville and Sucker Flat. gravel mines. town. made é ime, of agan who haVe' thus tar osca w otrt ee wa ch ¥ ine ar Sf on night.” 9 oes cr a Se ing opened tis fast “as™ ‘possible, and the mine beipg putin’ cdndition to have ‘ae? peter, of bt to: work’ Alexis. de Lomonossow and: Bantin, delegates by the Russian Govetninent to examine the mines and. operations arrived in town on Thursday; and male teachers, 35 after Visiting.the Eureka and. other. mines, left town to'visit the Smartspaid to males, $88; ‘average paid to A. BP. Harmon) President bf the: North ‘Star ceri Pe isin { an,old. proverb, and it should especially hold true when employipg, a, teacher. If the right « one is; notin the . right place, there are -# sufficient nuinbé? from which to. choose who are eéttipetent to fill ‘all vacincies, Employ only the best. ee Phere. are:in the: county 4,189 white thildrén’ between the ‘age of 5; and: 45 years; number under § years, 1,914, . The. whole number who have attended ‘public “schools during the . year is 2,913; number who have. aitendetk private schools, 422; number who have «nat: attended any ‘school during, the, year, “104; number of he da od in Nevada! county, 54; nambet of belfoot districts, 39; numer of ; number of female teachers, 20; average monthly wager females, $65, number dt teachers who hold State diplomas, 5; number who: Hbld Stuté certificates, 5; total valuation of sehool property. in thecounty, $81,228; total. receipts for the year,! Suvrce Rospeny.--For sonie ‘time . $51,807; total expenditures; $47,833; “Steam Novena Gampeny. They ners working in Centre-. total amount’ ‘raised by Bupervisor’s. gohan neat town.’ have’ been} tax, $6,794'33; amount taised by’ frien county taxes, $26,426 99; ‘amount . . raised: by. tate” ‘ax, $13,257 26; Their operation have been pr on. amount. paid.for teachers’ salaries, “. $39,200 96; number , of “visits wad eM . by sehool Truste @ in: the county, Stars . 268;evisite mee galled y other. persons, 8 to us. 1, 4192p made z. ican Buroa, 82. Pe arc ceme7 “. being: organized will, not execed: .260 . The sabseriptions from) the! valley: or wherever this system, may cross the California Pacific Railroad, a distance not to exceed thirty miles, to Sacramento. The ‘entire system thus foreshadowed andjimeourse of miles of road, and cam ‘be built” fot $3,900,000, one-half cash subserip~ tions and, one-half oads:, Of this amount.the city of Sacramento will be inVited to subséribe $300,000 only. can be relied .on,at $5,009, per mile; from the janction to the hegal of ' the) valley at $6,000, at least; the Nevada’ and Marysville road, Ly Colusa, or from ‘Sacramento up the south side of the: Sacramento to: Marysville, as may “be hereafter found most available; is surd'to subscribe as much as $5,000 perry miles] making* $400,000 mone, ia,all,$1,300,000, The city,of Benicia has "promised to aid to the that ¢an be reasonably. relied on of $1,500,000. . With regard ‘to the transportation from the deep. water terminus to San Francisco, two first class stearnboats: will “required. . Taarsy Beni, Pd 28. eol is aowbled +-teetures ever extent.of $200,000, making a total . ‘ wevapa . TERRE 4s = a " BDEFEOGORMAN, ) ESCAPED NUN! ‘Starting and Thrilling Lecture, fet bem or 5 ake years a Nun in St. Joseph Con eet of Jersey City, will give her This will be one ot the most Interesting $8 city. and the ons ly épportunity £0 . hear and see EDITH O% GORMAN. also: allade to her persecutions . . She in francisco.and to. htr experience /in the Police Court of.thet city, — Tickets Fifty Cents. No extra charge for reserved Seats. Tex ets for sale at the Stage. Office. —_ Edith O’Gorman’s grest book. on ‘*Convent Life” can be had at the Hall after the lecture. a25 inn Stone -Lost. XN ‘Amathyet Stone was Jost in this city on Friday last: The finder wil! be mussebly rewarded by leaving it at this of SPECIAL NOTICE. cre a ‘rae TRADEL : The Mission and Pacific Woolen Depot, Nos. 517.6 519 Market St. “BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. : Offer to the trade a large and well selected assortment of WOOLEN GOODS,Manufactured at their Setebeated mills, consisting of Pag fom ‘of every \olecas; Brores Blankets ‘and: Shag net ge as and Horse and i Sluice Blankei qualities; Cloths, imeres and Tweeds of every Aeeeeee: Gents’, Ladies’, Migs., es’ and Chi Shawls in reid. variety: Opera and ancy Flan~eis; Shirti nels; $: 1s; Tweed, Cassimere ahd Flannel Shirtsand Underwear, Water. Proofs and. Repellants, Various shades and styles. rf All-Wool, and Merino _U: Sep weat and Hosiery,for men, m and bildren; jally adapted for Sie Pacific Coat. oolen Yaru .n° all Shades, ry the packGoods in our line ‘manufactured *‘to and at the lowest age. All order” at short notice, an “market prices. . Price lists sent on’ Papplicatiom Mission and Pacifie Woolen Mills. Depot, 517 and 519-Market Street, a24 ‘Saw Faaxcrsco, Car. _ New Barber Shop. or ‘These ‘éan be’ protured most readily by a separate ‘prganization—a new ¢ the guarantee of transportatioti of all thé business of nearly 300 miles of interior railroad to commence with, which id known to have been worth at least $1, 000, 000° per year in year’s past, dnd’ 3 must, under tion, be profitable, employment for at leagt, $3, 9.00 Ampital steck in steamboats. : —W; 8.-Wartson. eet —rr JACK Manca and James Clem, with the Susanville stage robbery, semana ae of interior transpotta. supposed to’ have been. connected , have. been ror gear gto ><: 4. take place. at Washington school . Troops, Jin ghia gity; onthe first: W ed“ee Gourt of New Jersey will ratify the alien tier pet une. ana bn pitched . nesday in September, and continue Grant: We'adyised him through’ three days. The tions. © the. columns of, the, "Taanscar, to will be those © onto "by the 's gn rapid adits ad siete that ‘*he quired to an éxemination in ‘iised thé Republican’ ticket at the . mental and Written arithmetic, gram“bas: “TKS Repudli-. ing, reading, -methods of jenehins composition and, penmagship. show their true Golors the better.— Selkirk is demoralizedha' “was fe oth ‘ appoitited Registér of the. 8. office, at + Mpiasopal cebvicisat the tour Geunb stl ne wp nes . Divine services will be held at the. M. ; o beat’ schools ‘ a i Gwadol « Ad “fut? . we tipi Cunt pel” dowii* thie ‘names, “ is we had’ Board of ‘Examination. i+ Applicants fromogped anthority that the for third, grade ‘certificates will be rewas going . mar, oral grammar) *gedgrephy, spellquired anni pba on word fining, as heretofore. mers ani . {A piacere Sienek NVA . tend“ avniyeg ana anorone yop . "Ree will eee . a Sven pe Chure e Heaniog, out Rer-. > Veppera qt. 16 (Py My Bev. pac ahaa tab peek: . 95" is wt ioteworthiy ” ‘tact’ that “in of the county, the . the great land. case. ac ‘Bacteed after nineteen. days trial the jury brought in, Verdict for, the. defendant.* eet ~<e vs, Wolfskill, ‘in Los Antigeles county, THREE soldiere "were injured and otie killed on the Sam. Carlos ‘river, * ome \KLINGENSPOR would inform the public that he has re-fitted and re-furnished the Barber Shop, Soenty, ogoupi¢d by P. Duis, on.) 9. . Broad Streets; J meayly opposite : Stumpfs Heteh. 4 eres his lineimthe, very best styles.” WA .% av” GIVE ME A CALL. CHAS, ELINORREFOR, dae a a a ER 2th bem eeidieaT brieiti ir a9 eat? Pun sti us Ge BOOTS & ‘Barbs HATS, ~ *T j geil gery eran see, fe: =, Meet NULGANITE alge te eo Sd a veds end Oustomah be TR tye ‘Péad. ‘eer ae on he ott be x aon do Pe fe oars Bom eee 5 8 KS. ike ¥: al odie baat ‘Books sre. reeabc Ho dest of their $015 218 gone 4 weeeee nee ewes . hereafter it will ——— ‘and is now prepared to do “everything in . GEN TAS CLOTHING. . B. the: ‘Sheting er year and that be opeton { Ww ednesday and ors, gel hate nings. The Skating Rink can be rented any ei egeninug in the week for private skating ies or for any other purpose. The following meapshap in Prices have been made: : Admission, inciuaing use ‘of Skates, ~eentes : ; Tickets, in packages. c “of Five, admitting Lady. or Gentlemgn, #1. ets im packages bo Hignt pamiiGiig aes $1. . ‘ Tickets will be sold. vf the morith, 8 die B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 12th.=k Se i Mee first and the most healthful Tonie yer = Sptepdyred © in the United States. r ber . These Panes have been ir the Franciseo, Market for. ever R date and notwithtwenty, e many new candites-for public favor, the sales bave constantly increased. TAYLOR. & BENDEL, sole: schjemm derek Guay St, W. 3B, LAKE, Purchasing Agent, San, Bransioner — ERSONS 5 ewamne in the interior, and desiring goods of any kind, wilt find it great Feo their. advantage be fit to send their orders to me. ee rior advantages in, Pp. 60 Eeerg: description; . TE of retail. Being well welt acquataied with the business men of this city, lam enabled to purchase goods cheaper than if the rs were sent direct to business houses in the city. Goods warranted as represented and the best of! references given. If will be sent.C.0,D, Write me what you Want. And I will wendy list of prices, which wilt convince you that I ean buy goods at low Give 3 me’ one Trial. A> iw. B. LAKE. San Francisco, mack ist 1872, qG rates. STATE FAIR FOR 1872, A? SACKAMENTO, COMMENCING On Fridey, arth September. oe iD '$40,000 to be Distetbuted im Cash Premiums. © Exhibition to be divid S fats geven deents, and the ETY’S GOLD’ AL awarded meet — yr 9 SHOW ever bad ou ae THE most A AQTIVE SPEED PRO-. GRAMME ever c in the Union. The First tion of the Cali-. . fornia Wine Growers’ ‘Association le be ned ee FLOWING} *9 Re. MAOH will come ‘D cn ‘on ‘the river, 10 owill gut Ye . en ¢ . gives notice that he his-entire stock of Gre 2 .Rer the fias lentes at esired, any article ~~ To AD Wheel 18 he'y Oondera. AY et ae Accid A poy by t Hass Valley + ede MeKec grass” Valle ning last. four boys. on them seeitig the second 4 Johnson, hi coming dow Wi illianis fi his gun ent The gun Johnson We and Dr. M nounced th ssid: in Edith 0” who create San Franci . Jing and th atre im this ing next. houses in € and we pre filled on th this city: -— A gentle unfortunat lose the st -buttons, a at. It we whoever h ing the sa Rev. W ley, will Church, * and Mr. € mort —Mills “is ments in: ing woole gat thosé EE pany. T far more tured im should ge and Pae are sure ‘ faction t . vise ‘reta ‘kinds. — The tr on in the has alres yesterda journed Swill be ¢ The, the“Nev at the. utduy @' will alse the 9th, In at will. tal course, ively 2 River.’

REPUBLIC N FOR iat IDENT, GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. FOR. VICE PRESIDENT, HENWR YWILSON. * One B! ration. FIRST ISTE ,)OBAUS BPR SECOND DIS RICT bisias ites 7HiKD DISTHICT. _ v0, at igs IN. * HOURS pISseHicT., ieeTy Ha KOSH ———-F OR CON G R Ess, HH. F. =aem . A s. ‘the g pt Deliberate ; enemas to t iawiees Thursday afternoon -an, engi in the service of the railroad! Bl _ pany, by the name of G. M. 3 made a deliberate attempt to murder Alexander Cassidy.” Farr also, struek George Royal: several times im the: face, and. threatened fo kill a. Mr. Newell who interfered 'to'save’ the ~~ Tite of Mi. Cassidy ~ftappears fren the eviderite y that Cassidy,” 4 railroad” : employee, oallod Farr at the _ proper tithe; and told ‘him his. engine Waa. out and ready ‘to eave with freight’ train, Farr did nob ect with the} nécessary promptitade, and in_con-. sequence the train went off ‘without him or bid eiginé. ‘Royal, who is Superintendent of the locomotive department wrete,out a telegram to notify thé t#iin dispatcher why the. engine had net left. Farr, who was " present at the time the , dispatch was ready to be sent, sought to prevent rt, and sizuck Mr. Royal in the face two or thfée times, and threaténet to “grind him to powder,” Mr R., did not resent the injary or, the i insult: Farr then left the telegraph office and went down. the railroad track toward the rdund house. Meet ing with Cassidy he told him ‘he aid not’eall him at the ‘proper time. Mr. €. replied that he did, named the time that he. did call-him, and: ' said hecould prove .it, Upon. this, . Farr called Conley a ‘dd lying son of ab——.” -Cassidy had a carpenter’s square in his hand, and attempted fo resent “the Ynsult and throw the square at Farr, but the latter caught it, and the weapon fell to the ground. Farr then clinched Cassidy, and they both fell. Newell sind others attempted to separate the, .two men, Cassidy, who was much the weaker man, told Farr he had, euotigh of it, and asked to be Tet lone. He asked this of Farr three cies. Newell and Smalley, got Fart off from ‘Cassidy. ‘The latter: ‘after . he arose from. the ground. stooped: down to pick ap his ‘hat, ° At'this’ moment Farr drew a revolver, Cas. sidy secidg this weapon, “avdijedbehind ‘Newell, who “was pacify. Farr,-but the le liberate aim over Newell’s head’ and fired, The.ball strack Cassidy on top of the head,’ cutting the. scalp . wi . taken dowan:):No reasania weber? iby the editor for this backing down on. . hia .party:—rGraas. Valley Union. The aforesaid editor never backed ‘wp, end of course couldn't back down. ; cura ee fey fannt‘Rot tie mike at” policy” a bdiega th nation for teachers joa ty i ". wanes of Grusiti and: Wilson wt the about two inches im length,' WN elt exerted himself to prevent is tien chovting. sont wi and ‘while ‘he was “managed: to get fWay, the blood etreatnihg down, thus engaged: Cassidy his back’ Ferr, seemingly nut’ ap ontal with what he had already. done, tumod and threatened, tORilt Newel, dtawkt Hapkido ett ing his revolver. weapon in his pocket, ‘oursing® threatening in a very a cree He was soon aftér arrested by officer. Hid ekainination tack abe a cadeal gi facjud. ito vote oan Greeley. G0, t class the next a . of orp wate beet: they Mr: Cassidy, isan industriots peaceable man, and was im no mianhefore Justice Keiser wea the slicited rates wabtlonce ‘ those we have stated, Far} was hi to appear before Jury, ahd his: bail , matter, tinlens Se hag en _ and ‘‘dat's ~ : wooqpeumeting teal and ome srhave diopters esc philosophy vin ‘addition to “the “s¢eas Pe vi. Voked fiisult.' “He is but slightly ine = ; ny fonds. sree directa that oto reel A jured, but. 3 it was a ifTo with the S ¢ examination’ and : thereafter, es will “be re-. -«* Ube _«il@ePe: aaobolbs: & ‘rom instant death. Whiletthe exis deiéa was’ “beihg given ‘about ‘his nage Oe id ae etre thought his deeds and threats were godt in.’ Be says ee emamemortuaeee at oth lappa Oa Pere a) ed on the P smigsioners of Jersey City, we ai. payee: yeuend! Comsiteent® grain. Sas uae: fangs inicandala mee sated! seer ta oan nde pe Sr reas eos bas aed goer feaooga. Lowi CREEP ATER TT Se e, . lovely and the goose hang—high”’ aps ra is*fortunate enough tos let of locals during these ull times. the delivery,” of 2%," tolumns ¥ willing toshake * ars” * across the pp “our; wc ceree is down? yrinsteady pt: gp. . ! in the matter of “that. allowance.” “Eve: bing iow being lovely and ne yp ais owes that , as. free Supt lipenncay ne en editor of th Transcpiet. over, ‘that bloady.chasm,’ as we expect to do over that other ‘ghasm’? when-teverything will.be in the Idés:of November? The Union, was evidently, thinking about the Greeley goose being cooked. reky af the bee: vig hw oy. 8 day or. two ago, }-atarge lot. of al. gold dust “which was taken: out: of a gravel) ‘Claim hear that city. It weighed nearly fifty pounds. ‘Seeing i .believing but feeling is the naked truth,” and wé'should bé pleased to . hear-of ear neighbor some day in ie near. inture, feeling the: weight: of . similar responsibility on his owt . private account, 4 We should certainly feel a little of that ‘Heaponsibility’” Rufe, if, every. fellow that owed us wontld’ ‘eal at our: establishment and pay: up. aa i is private, of course.) a a fair . ‘cers to employ teachers not ont ct . We know exactly how Rafe felt: eet fter . who combine experience and peculiar Mal asm and fre y Padeant That Ho tits ‘discourseth inthe: Union of . , yesterday morning: .° ‘GuAD vo Hean Ir.+The editor of! (> bly rec . the requisite qualificatious, but those . =} fitness with their educational qualifiwas happy, so’ happy that: hei” » iing paationy, A Toexperiense ina ravine lis of far greater detriment than it VOUeBe in A physician, “Yer iets’ requentiy found; Itis thedyty, of . sehocl officers by personal—isite—to-+ ‘the school room to see if the right . kind of teothers “are sempldyed 3 ito. . discover by examination if satisfac‘tory results are being obtained.. If ‘not, it is easy to find those who are competent ‘and have the. necessary. training. Certificates from a County’ Board of Examination are not always a criterion by which to judge'a -successful teacher, They,are’ but one -reauisite. Low of the profession, ability to govern, the’ er to arise ‘end interest the’ pupil, patience, order, system and 4 domi other qualifications of the first importance, ate. “nok and can not be discovered bye board of examination in adhree days session. Success is the only ‘criterion by which to judges teacher, . It isthe duty of Trustees to. get the best teachér that can be obtained for the money. Itisa matter that concerns every tax payer Aas ‘well as “pa in the county and much more sail need spusring ifieed . petal Parents . toga , Therficiéacy” of B scl by repeatéd visits. Jone We > The Narrow Gauge Railroad from . . Nevada City to Marysville, Sa@> yame a, thenes, hy . ‘stéatner toSan Francisco. am ‘We find the following létterin the} Sacramento.Union of . Friday; -The people of of Sacramenté will be invited 4 vat an early day.ito aid in the. eon} striction of a ‘narrow gauge ' railroad ‘from Sacramento to Benicia, or some point on the navigable vaters of the} bay. The proposition ‘that will be laid before thetn will be this (the or-. ganization is now about to be ¢ompleted, ) numely: From the navigable waters ‘of the bay to Red Bluff, with a braneh at Cache Creék to Colusa, where it is probable the line from Nevada will bé connected, milking two continuous lines of narrow gauge roads'fip to the head of the valley, on the west side of the Sacramento tiy-. er, and into the-heart of the mining . district of Nevada county. .In this system of, narrow gauge roads the city of Sacramento is® necessarily much interéstéd, and cant avail herself by. subscribing the money necessary, to construct that part of the road between it and, Vaca Junction, rents of children. Money spent for a poor school is worse than: thrown away. ‘‘No friendship in trade”. is ‘Pasties Mixz.— We ‘ai? age ae ble reports from’ the’ Empire “mine. The.new chute of ore in the: seventh: idvel sduth three hundted feet, from’ the main shaft is inereasing in width, and there is every reason.to believe that it descends on ‘the Tedge, and that it will be eut at’ “the > different lévely bs” ‘the drifts’ are. extended. The bottom, or twelfth level, is beDrerrxovisteD Visrrors. Messrs. of California andthe Pabific” Slope; ville and Sucker Flat. gravel mines. town. made é ime, of agan who haVe' thus tar osca w otrt ee wa ch ¥ ine ar Sf on night.” 9 oes cr a Se ing opened tis fast “as™ ‘possible, and the mine beipg putin’ cdndition to have ‘ae? peter, of bt to: work’ Alexis. de Lomonossow and: Bantin, delegates by the Russian Govetninent to examine the mines and. operations arrived in town on Thursday; and male teachers, 35 after Visiting.the Eureka and. other. mines, left town to'visit the Smartspaid to males, $88; ‘average paid to A. BP. Harmon) President bf the: North ‘Star ceri Pe isin { an,old. proverb, and it should especially hold true when employipg, a, teacher. If the right « one is; notin the . right place, there are -# sufficient nuinbé? from which to. choose who are eéttipetent to fill ‘all vacincies, Employ only the best. ee Phere. are:in the: county 4,189 white thildrén’ between the ‘age of 5; and: 45 years; number under § years, 1,914, . The. whole number who have attended ‘public “schools during the . year is 2,913; number who have. aitendetk private schools, 422; number who have «nat: attended any ‘school during, the, year, “104; number of he da od in Nevada! county, 54; nambet of belfoot districts, 39; numer of ; number of female teachers, 20; average monthly wager females, $65, number dt teachers who hold State diplomas, 5; number who: Hbld Stuté certificates, 5; total valuation of sehool property. in thecounty, $81,228; total. receipts for the year,! Suvrce Rospeny.--For sonie ‘time . $51,807; total expenditures; $47,833; “Steam Novena Gampeny. They ners working in Centre-. total amount’ ‘raised by Bupervisor’s. gohan neat town.’ have’ been} tax, $6,794'33; amount taised by’ frien county taxes, $26,426 99; ‘amount . . raised: by. tate” ‘ax, $13,257 26; Their operation have been pr on. amount. paid.for teachers’ salaries, “. $39,200 96; number , of “visits wad eM . by sehool Truste @ in: the county, Stars . 268;evisite mee galled y other. persons, 8 to us. 1, 4192p made z.. ican Buroa, 82. Pe arc ceme7 “. being: organized will, not execed: .260 . The sabseriptions from) the! valley: or wherever this system, may cross the California Pacific Railroad, a distance not to exceed thirty miles, to Sacramento. The ‘entire system thus foreshadowed andjimeourse of miles of road, and cam ‘be built” fot $3,900,000, one-half cash subserip~ tions and, one-half oads:, Of this amount.the city of Sacramento will be inVited to subséribe $300,000 only. can be relied .on,at $5,009, per mile; from the janction to the hegal of ' the) valley at $6,000, at least; the Nevada’ and Marysville road, Ly Colusa, or from ‘Sacramento up the south side of the: Sacramento to: Marysville, as may “be hereafter found most available; is surd'to subscribe as much as $5,000 perry miles] making* $400,000 mone, ia,all,$1,300,000, The city,of Benicia has "promised to aid to the that ¢an be reasonably. relied on of $1,500,000. . With regard ‘to the transportation from the deep. water terminus to San Francisco, two first

class stearnboats: will “required. . Taarsy Beni, Pd 28. eol is aowbled +-teetures ever extent.of $200,000, making a total . ‘ wevapa . TERRE 4s = a " BDEFEOGORMAN, ) ESCAPED NUN! ‘Starting and Thrilling Lecture, fet bem or 5 ake years a Nun in St. Joseph Con eet of Jersey City, will give her This will be one ot the most Interesting $8 city. and the ons ly épportunity £0 . hear and see EDITH O% GORMAN. also: allade to her persecutions . . She in francisco.and to. htr experience /in the Police Court of.thet city, — Tickets Fifty Cents. No extra charge for reserved Seats. Tex ets for sale at the Stage. Office. —_ Edith O’Gorman’s grest book. on ‘*Convent Life” can be had at the Hall after the lecture. a25 inn Stone -Lost. XN ‘Amathyet Stone was Jost in this city on Friday last: The finder wil! be mussebly rewarded by leaving it at this of SPECIAL NOTICE. cre a ‘rae TRADEL : The Mission and Pacific Woolen Depot, Nos. 517.6 519 Market St. “BAN FRANCISCO, CAL. : Offer to the trade a large and well selected assortment of WOOLEN GOODS,Manufactured at their Setebeated mills, consisting of Pag fom ‘of every \olecas; Brores Blankets ‘and: Shag net ge as and Horse and i Sluice Blankei qualities; Cloths, imeres and Tweeds of every Aeeeeee: Gents’, Ladies’, Migs., es’ and Chi Shawls in reid. variety: Opera and ancy Flan~eis; Shirti nels; $: 1s; Tweed, Cassimere ahd Flannel Shirtsand Underwear, Water. Proofs and. Repellants, Various shades and styles. rf All-Wool, and Merino _U: Sep weat and Hosiery,for men, m and bildren; jally adapted for Sie Pacific Coat. oolen Yaru .n° all Shades, ry the packGoods in our line ‘manufactured *‘to and at the lowest age. All order” at short notice, an “market prices. . Price lists sent on’ Papplicatiom Mission and Pacifie Woolen Mills. Depot, 517 and 519-Market Street, a24 ‘Saw Faaxcrsco, Car. _ New Barber Shop. or ‘These ‘éan be’ protured most readily by a separate ‘prganization—a new ¢ the guarantee of transportatioti of all thé business of nearly 300 miles of interior railroad to commence with, which id known to have been worth at least $1, 000, 000° per year in year’s past, dnd’ 3 must, under tion, be profitable, employment for at leagt, $3, 9.00 Ampital steck in steamboats. : —W; 8.-Wartson. eet —rr JACK Manca and James Clem, with the Susanville stage robbery, semana ae of interior transpotta. supposed to’ have been. connected , have. been ror gear gto ><: 4. take place. at Washington school . Troops, Jin ghia gity; onthe first: W ed“ee Gourt of New Jersey will ratify the alien tier pet une. ana bn pitched . nesday in September, and continue Grant: We'adyised him through’ three days.. The tions. © the. columns of, the, "Taanscar, to will be those © onto "by the 's gn rapid adits ad siete that ‘*he quired to an éxemination in ‘iised thé Republican’ ticket at the . mental and Written arithmetic, gram“bas: “TKS Repudli-. ing, reading, -methods of jenehins composition and, penmagship. show their true Golors the better.— Selkirk is demoralizedha' “was fe oth ‘ appoitited Registér of the. 8. office, at + Mpiasopal cebvicisat the tour Geunb stl ne wp nes . Divine services will be held at the. M. ; o beat’ schools ‘ a i Gwadol « Ad “fut? . we tipi Cunt pel” dowii* thie ‘names, “ is we had’ Board of ‘Examination. i+ Applicants fromogped anthority that the for third, grade ‘certificates will be rewas going . mar, oral grammar) *gedgrephy, spellquired anni pba on word fining, as heretofore. mers ani . {A piacere Sienek NVA . tend“ avniyeg ana anorone yop . "Ree will eee . a Sven pe Chure e Heaniog, out Rer-. > Veppera qt. 16 (Py My Bev. pac ahaa tab peek: . 95" is wt ioteworthiy ” ‘tact’ that “in of the county, the . the great land. case. ac ‘Bacteed after nineteen. days trial the jury brought in, Verdict for, the. defendant.* eet ~<e vs, Wolfskill, ‘in Los Antigeles county, THREE soldiere "were injured and otie killed on the Sam. Carlos ‘river, * ome \KLINGENSPOR would inform the public that he has re-fitted and re-furnished the Barber Shop, Soenty, ogoupi¢d by P. Duis, on.) 9. . Broad Streets; J meayly opposite : Stumpfs Heteh.. 4 eres his lineimthe, very best styles.” WA .% av” GIVE ME A CALL. CHAS, ELINORREFOR, dae a a a ER 2th bem eeidieaT brieiti ir a9 eat? Pun sti us Ge BOOTS & ‘Barbs HATS, ~ *T j geil gery eran see, fe: =, Meet NULGANITE alge te eo Sd a veds end Oustomah be TR tye ‘Péad. ‘eer ae on he ott be x aon do Pe fe oars Bom eee 5 8 KS. ike ¥: al odie baat ‘Books sre. reeabc Ho dest of their $015 218 gone 4 weeeee nee ewes . hereafter it will ——— ‘and is now prepared to do “everything in . GEN TAS CLOTHING. . B. the: ‘Sheting er year and that be opeton { Ww ednesday and ors, gel hate nings. The Skating Rink can be rented any ei egeninug in the week for private skating ies or for any other purpose. The following meapshap in Prices have been made: : Admission, inciuaing use ‘of Skates, ~eentes : ; Tickets, in packages. c “of Five, admitting Lady. or Gentlemgn, #1. ets im packages bo Hignt pamiiGiig aes $1. . ‘ Tickets will be sold. vf the morith, 8 die B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 12th.=k Se i Mee first and the most healthful Tonie yer = Sptepdyred © in the United States. r ber . These Panes have been ir the Franciseo, Market for. ever R date and notwithtwenty, e many new candites-for public favor, the sales bave constantly increased. TAYLOR. & BENDEL, sole: schjemm derek Guay St, W. 3B, LAKE, Purchasing Agent, San, Bransioner — ERSONS 5 ewamne in the interior, and desiring goods of any kind, wilt find it great Feo their. advantage be fit to send their orders to me. ee rior advantages in, Pp. 60 Eeerg: description; . TE of retail. Being well welt acquataied with the business men of this city, lam enabled to purchase goods cheaper than if the rs were sent direct to business houses in the city. Goods warranted as represented and the best of! references given. If will be sent.C.0,D, Write me what you Want. And I will wendy list of prices, which wilt convince you that I ean buy goods at low Give 3 me’ one Trial. A> iw. B. LAKE. San Francisco, mack ist 1872, qG rates. STATE FAIR FOR 1872, A? SACKAMENTO, COMMENCING On Fridey, arth September. oe iD '$40,000 to be Distetbuted im Cash Premiums. © Exhibition to be divid S fats geven deents, and the ETY’S GOLD’ AL awarded meet — yr 9 SHOW ever bad ou ae THE most A AQTIVE SPEED PRO-. GRAMME ever c in the Union. The First tion of the Cali-. . fornia Wine Growers’ ‘Association le be ned ee FLOWING} *9 Re. MAOH will come ‘D cn ‘on ‘the river, 10 owill gut Ye . en ¢ . gives notice that he his-entire stock of Gre 2 .Rer the fias lentes at esired, any article ~~ To AD Wheel 18 he'y Oondera. AY et ae Accid A poy by t Hass Valley + ede MeKec grass” Valle ning last. four boys. on them seeitig the second 4 Johnson, hi coming dow Wi illianis fi his gun ent The gun Johnson We and Dr. M nounced th ssid: in Edith 0” who create San Franci . Jing and th atre im this ing next. houses in € and we pre filled on th this city: -— A gentle unfortunat lose the st -buttons, a at. It we whoever h ing the sa Rev. W ley, will Church, * and Mr. € mort —Mills “is ments in: ing woole gat thosé EE pany. T far more tured im should ge and Pae are sure ‘ faction t . vise ‘reta ‘kinds. — The tr on in the has alres yesterda journed Swill be ¢ The, the“Nev at the. utduy @' will alse the 9th, In at will. tal course, ively 2 River.’