February 19, 1876 (4 pages)

amon) Pion iede REE ae <u ment of the State AL PTE OTRAS AER i he Daily, Tran wipt Saturday, Feb: 18, 1876. Assemblyman Giffen has introduced into the Legislature a bill enfitled““‘Ain Act to regulate and govern‘the California State Prison, and #o'establish a Stute penal reformaatory school.’’ for the appointment of three directors by the Goveraer for the manage. i Prison, who shall i ih i AE a AN NE RS ‘ “li ES al ST ea cb Nl i mth io nc angen SMT i iy aca A iS ct el aso vi as aR A im RG: Se se ae a Hd chil rena IRe vided tates management of the yrison;-are required to make regulas visits, listen The bil: provides } : The Woy it is Dene.Who does not ‘remember of reading in his school days, how @ fly walked on the. cejling? How the feet of the fly. act as air pumps, or that-a fly is able: feet upwards by means of atmos_pheric pressure. Ab a meeting in -September,of the San Pranciseo Mi‘eroscopie Society, Mr. C. Mason ‘Kline expleded“ that, theory in the rfollowing manner. Speaking of the feet of the fly he says: / .Phe mierescope, in the hands of intelligent observers, soon revealed . the apparatus with which the fty was énabled to defy all the laws of physsnow bound civilization. We have SO I RARE NER PONE AE ARES RE AIRES ROS AE Nerth Bloom#ield Correspondence. ~N. Buoomrtecp, Feb. 12;-'76. Ep. Transcrirz: As per promise, ‘L again essay to chronicle some of the leading features of our -frigid, ‘snow in the morning. show at noon, }and by way Of variety, eonsiderable ‘more snow at night. Lam very much: remarkably imaginative rhymer, who gave birth te those magnificently 'far-fetebed ideas as to the intensify. snow” bad te-cool off his vehement Lardor by hathing his--pedal extremities in the “beautifal slush” of our —bold “office “for four years.“ This . i-. and aa all present may not have board are to have full control and see made a persoual e¢: on of the matter, feeling to rely upon the . audit all accounts, and other’ duties . oi,ceq the foot of a commen house allowed the members vf the Board, _ ¥m addition to traveling expenses, is eight dollars a day for the time nec. easarily in discharge of their official duties. The Warden will receive twenty-five handred dollars per year, and tho salaries-of other employees are also given. The bilb also provides for the’ establishment of a de~ partment of the State Prison to be ~-ealled the State Reformatory.—{ Buildings are to be erected eapable of accommodating four hundred’ inmates, and constructed with « view fo the classification: of the prisoner's,” and to be erected outside the walls of the present prison. The institu. ‘fion will be under the managément. sof the State Prisem Directors. Persons under twenty-five years of age “eonvieted of felony, Who have not _ . Ween previously convicted of felony, ‘will be sentenced to the Reformatory instead of to the State Prisoi. __A-library and school room are to be Provided, and not less than two hours a day must be spent by the —amates in the sehool room, under the obarge of competent teachers. And provisiers ave made for the remcvul of such eonvicts confined in the State Prison as may; by. reason ef good conduct and undoubted evi-, dence of reformation, to the reform. “ tory; Rhe bill we think is a good ne, and should become a law. — —— . Another Idoh_ The San Francisco ‘‘Alta’’ says:— Brick Pomeroy, of all men in the Waited States, between Madawaska Plantation in the northeast corner of Maine, and the mouth of the Rio Grande in Texas, and between the Atlantic and Pacifie Qceans,has been the most blatant and abusive of the Republican—party, the most vociferous in his vindictiveness and falsehoods. Now he haeshown a little more of himself, andthe moral tone he bears with him, by a confession that he hus offered to puschase the eontract of the city printing, by a bribe of six thousand dollars, We have not been informed whether the purchesablemembers of the City Council nibbled at hie bait. Thus “another Democratic idol bas erum— bled. = = ~~ In Luck, The San Jose ‘Patriot’ says exSecretary of State, Malone, hus been so far successful in stock speculations of late, that he has come out forty or fifty theasand dollars ahead. . Mr. Malone is certainly one of the fayored few—*‘ehief among ten thousand and altogether lavely."" While he has won, five hundzed others have lost in the same game, Booth for President The Independents of Indiana have nominated Senator Booth for Prosident, or rather have instructed the Indiana delegates te the Independent Currency. National Reform Convention to vote for: his ndmination for that office—the Bee thinks al! fiom his writing his excellent —lettar _@n the curren-y. The Bee forgets . . that letters generally kills Presidea. “ tial aspirants, Sate ini The Last Spike, made and highly polished, which are fo-be used in spiking down the last yail of the Narrow Gauge Railroad. They can be seew in Kuowlton’s show window. It is expected the track will be laid here some time next week, when the appropriate eeremonies “will take plaee, due notice-ofwhich ] will be given, Go and see the-Jastthem Spikes, und get sendy to ice . ' driven, Ivis a positive fict that ebildren do sometimes go tu bed without quarvelling. tis when they bave no tigit «end ghosts Joum—up in the darkauss. . fly in the compressor and s living statements of Blackwell, -Lowne, . ~ to-complaints,-appoint a Warden, . Hooke, Gosse and-others, } have’ ‘impressed: with the belief that if the } 1025 Crown Point 2534. ~ fiig loveliness of “the beaatifal . ” goa slight modification. . Since “my lust writing, nethiag } very remerkable or alarming in—jts character has transpired te arouse any unusaab interest among our citi. fly in the live box, with his feet_toward the cover. Examining them with moderately high powers, we seé two membranous cushions or palms (pulvilti) between the hooks on each, covered with minute hairs, each terminating in bulbous extremities,from whith exudes a viscid, tenacious fluid. As the fly endeavors to free itself from its close quarters, you will fiotice the tenacity with which each individual Glament clings to the glass cover, and that they are bent backward along the line of direction Mi Which the foot is being slowly withdrawn, muck in the wanter that the bristles ef a brush are bent when it is drawn along. some hard sub; stance. When the foot is suddétily lifted, you may see a dotted. pattern of the pulwilli marked on the glass in the fuid left behind from the extremity of each hairy filament. From the xesults of a seriesof varied and long continued experiments, all ofwhieh poiytto the same end, it is now coneeded. that these hundreds they are with: a glutinous substance poured out in minute quantities, are the organs of adbesion. When all the hairs have the strain on them they suffice to support the insect, but each row may be removed separately, which the tarsus is raised. The two little hooks or. claws aid, no doubt very niaterially, in traversing }surfaces that are apparently qeite smooth, by grasping. irregularities we can notice; and—by drawing a fly backward upou the band, we perceive by the senses of both seeing and feeling, that they take hold quite effectively. It is bardly worth while to say more on.the-sabject, as it would be going over a mass of details which are familiar to you all; bat with the fact so patent to every one that the ideas absorded by the youthful mind regarding, the science of common things are more lasting than any not to teach a proven falsity to the thousands of our sehool childrea, it seems to me that some steps should taken to so conrect this popular error that dames, William aud. Har-. riet of to-day may not be eonfused with untruth, taught them bat to be uuleurred iu later years.’’ . ~ Dr, Merritt, of Oakland, is making & visit here for the -purpose-we~ pre= same of looking over his mining property in this vicinity. He has several claims that wilk-no doubt be valuable so soon as a cheaper method of working rock is assured. Mas, John Adams Was an early advocate for woman's rights. She wrote to her husband at a critical time, a3 follows: ‘‘I long to hear that And, by the way, in the new code of laws which I suppose it will be necessary for you to make, I desire youto remember the ladies and be more generous and favorable to them than your ancestors. .Do not put such unlimited power into the hands of the husbands, Bemember all meu would'be tyrants if they could. If particular care and attention is not id to the ladies, we are determined uta rebellion, and will not %es bound by any laws in which wé have uo voice or represena . tation,’” Dr. Hunt has had two steel spikes . Tue Baffalo (N. ¥,) Exptess jocosely directs public attention to the fact that General Grant is sure of a third termwhatever the course of the Republican National Convention-may be. The 4th cf March falls on Sunday in 1877, and in accordance with usage his. successor . will not be inaugurated watil Mouday, the.5ib. During the intervening Syn.ay President-Grent will . bave alittle third term in svite of precedents. a ALwars ready fur consol-ation-thé dealers in foreigu ‘securities, — * vf microseopic points, clothed as . the manner int other, and feeling that it were better . ° you have declared an independency-}men she could, and them what do \ zens. On last Saturday evening, A. }A. Smith, D. D. G. W. ©. T., in. cers of North Bloomfield Lodge, No. 460, I. ©. G. T:, to wit: Jas. Wilson, W.C. T: Maggie Doyle, W. V. T: A. 8; 8S. L. Chase, W. F.S; C. T. Rouner, W. T; Arthur E, Smith, W: M; Emma Bean, WA. M; Euphema . Downey, W: I.-G; Katie Ross; W: C= Wm. Powers, W.0. G; W. sreonyas We 0. To A large delegation of the members of North Columbia Lodge were present, and after installation’ was over, a most excellent collation was indulged in with great gneto and much merriment. The evening's entertainment closed with reading of selections, speeches frony several of the inembers, and reading of the “Agitator,” our Lodge paper. A good fortune te witness. 8, EaGie Caprurep.—A farmer by the name of Mullen, living abont ‘twenty miles southeast of San Jose, who had been annoyed with panth‘ers, recently set-a trap for them, and suceeeded in catching a large gray eagle, and although a young bird, it is abent the sive of a fat tarkey, and it is already so tame that it will eat meat from your band. The editor of the ‘‘Patriot’’ wants.the bird semt to the Centennial. Dr. Thomas M.:Login, a moted pioneer physician and enthusiustic scientist, died at bis residence in Sacramento onthe 13th inst. His meteorological observations have been quoted as authority by the seientific bodies of: Europe and America. amie ’ Raopg Isianp, with a population of 250,000, has 101,636 depositors in savings banks, the assets of the latter institutions being, at the close of 1875, $53,272,731. A substantial showing for the little State. _ Tue Trivmea ov Bravtr.—She didn’t care aduff (so she said) whether she pleased masculine eyes or uo. But she always looked pretty, and got out of bread baking and dish washing on every conceivable . pretext, and she wouldn't scrub, nor ‘getup early in the morning to smile at her brothers over the coffee pot,. aud she always put ber hair up in papers over night, so as to look pretty in the morning, and ob, my, she did lots of things that are too dreadful to tell bere to make herself pretty. She teased ber papa tor money, and got it toe, and loeked everythingsbe wanted from her brethers, and got all the presents from gentleyou think; why she got the only good sensible one there was among them at lust. She had her carriage and overything she wanted, and did ted and caressed by ber husband and bamored by everyone, and forget all about her poor relations, whieb was strange. ‘When her muther diedshe cried « little’ and said,’ “Well, poor imother, she.had outlived her usefylness,’ and sent her father some money to pay the funeral expenses, wud wore black, and considered her Sony done. Happy woman!—Detroit ost. oe Frenca Dvueis.—TLhere are many reasous why duels rarely end fatally. All the guusmiths keep pistols warravied not to hit a barn door at ten paces, They aregroovedall s sts of ways; they ure made so light tha, cae’ least load of powder sends them to the skies; the trigger is made so bard the hand pulls the pistol higher than even theskies; the bummer is weighted and has such a powerful s ring the barrel is ksocked down. More. over, the seconds always take care. to over-load, that the pistel, no matter how carefally aimed may bounce over the object. Lastly, but by uo means leastly, there is the emouon iuseparable from a maiden appeurance io the part of turgei fur an enemy's loaded pistol. It is imeredibie how fast aqueous mountain highways, his su. perprolific imagination would wnder. D. M. Nash, W. S; Susie Bean, W. } A, Dick. } -thore enjoyable moral and-intellec-. Haat —fesst-it~he-seldem~tesn my . 4° just as she was mind te, was. pet-. eyelids will soup wuder these circuinbe attendea tw. = pe a ; eS = gs jonas! —— , ; yee fp CONCERT First Clearing Sale: M ” 6 s& , ~ AND : ee OF Be ene Yesterday Morning’s Sales. } . GREATEST EXCITEMENT . = ” = ? fe ; ® oy 1085 oe oie — F ESTIVAL ! . OF THE SEASON! 00 Ve. ry : 5 . THE WO se 1095 Best & Belohel 61." «. AT. THE NEVADA THEATRE, . *¥™ 7¥= WORLD xxow xr; 20 Hale & Norcross 5234, ©. Monday, April 3d, 1876, iL JACOBS & BRO 25 Yellow Jacket 102. . ]QY THE FRIENDS OF ‘THE MeTHRE OFFERING THE _ 480 Imperial 8%. UDIST CHUR.A. = A Maboces Sten 4. vem mae 20 Empire Mil! 544. : ; . 4. fim order to make room for immense im. 375 Kentuck 16%. fhe proceeds to be applied in liqui;Portations from Eastern markets, Th 450 Alpha 29. _.p -tdating the Debt on the-new Church. ‘stein ee at _2 370 Belcher 38. i= 1} NSRP THIRPY Dare, \ 0’ e ° =. —— ; ee : 370 Con Virginia 423. 5 “oa ee FT 520 Sierra Nevada 22. . THE-CONCERT, ORE TRE ee 350 Daney 1. . > Will be conducted by the best} pm S ae aiie triste = sp Samara ae 7S Exchequer 14. ~ talent of the City. who have prom-. DRY GOODS LINE, — of . pier ey _-_. * . fised their assistance, and will be. —We will sell what we advertise and = _3165-Buccor 254." “See __[interspersed with -. Guarantee whut we sell. . 1095 Union Con 10%. = \ _ = , ee A FINE BUPPER PRICES. , 100 Caledonia 49. = : Sia 3 : : ; 7 Ene ; + Will be prepared for the occasion. : Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. x.sais Same aa mae a rita and . "80 Meadow Valley 3%. — a en 5 230 Raymond & Ely 2274. DELINQUENT NOTICE. ag _— ee #25 Eesehe Con 26. OORE'S FLAT BLUE.GRAVEL MIN a coleaeg te ) = v " : A 5 ee : ; ; bee ea thy Company. Location of principal } 9 yards White Rock 4-4 = . = = 4 t 3 ci Jalitourt° e 5 ova 1290 Gila 234. hia. Notice—There are devaquoct upon . Muslin, $I. z . 20-New Coso 50, eS a —_ rer are sad : 9 = le a M 180 Northern Belle 3% of Decemers itshcternaanneucer} 9 yards Lonsdale 4-4 Mus p BON SOCK. BDO See. op posite the-names-of-the nespective-shureHin; $1se ; —— 290 Utab 18. holders as follows: _ : \ as 1005 Weedeilie a3, . Hames carta Bete foo . Jade _FFruit of Loom ta-Cirietacxtee, Bes + Boon Joho J, 8 1000 $100 : : 50 Original Gold Hit 17%. Rec Jann” oo wo . Muslin, $1. : —————— . ene J; 29 1x0 j08 2 si the colored residents of Detroit was} Noon Jone 4 a wo. 30. Muslin; $1. yesterday asked why he did not at-. NuonJoha 1 Sie (eee 9 Ss San Rie es ern Se este ae sere ese oe ee ee oe Pegeot Ban 44 smile crossed his face as the word} Noo =e 35 aa a eee ee. “poultry”? was spoken, but died . *0oedened. = 300 10} Muslin, $1. = = a in a moment as the stern real. noon ye rf oe rr 10 awa ent as al-. ; Re 100 0 A : ity sontronted bie Noon: Jonn-J, x 10 . 10-4Pequot Best Sheeting, “Yes.” . Westfall NH, ° 46 a0 25. 9-4 Pequot best Sheeting, Se estiall NH, 50 a 2 ae Ss oii ved vl BiG es aa ae ee Be eguct Bost Bhoctaa— “And you want me to go 10/ j : Fatnadsee caid aor s oi —duee: “Westfall N rs “64-100 10 . 830 cents per yard ae chickens which can’t come out of . Wausini. —sotava-a e *P _— dose cages, do you? No, ~~. I Willey J M, = 00 “10. Delaines, the best, per \knows jess hew I'd feel sab!’’—De-} Willey J M, 59 100: 10 3.471 ; Sore = : o Willey J 61 100; 10 oe = MPs The maid of six Willey JM 3 : ae ae ___Repps for Wrappers, best, _ teen, disappointed in her handsome . . Aud in accordance witn law, and em or-. per yard, 224 eents. A . . der. of the Board of Directors, made on the boy lover, will grieve and piue till 20th day of December, 1875, 20. oti He Gee ee ei Ss [She is twenty, them deny : that ‘she . ot each parcel of said stock as may be necAll wool Poplin Plaids, ae ever cared forhim, The man whose cnagee Lain hs sold at wablic auton, An; per yard 50 eents : : i 6 company, , No. 5 5 ? $ : . ‘Knowledge, sings the pretty buttertiy. sornia San Funcom to SEETH . eS he once tried to capture has eladed sulock. Pon ar fort preteen said de: ae ae ee ag at ae = Ss pene he og pd hag $1. : olly, and kisses more fervently the . ee beautiful woman he calls wife. The} on. poom . Be ig Calltscale eenat, §00 dozen Coats & Brooks 7 many vain desires to attain to some . gen Frenciaco, Cul. Spool Cotton, the best, pe : unthought of popularity, grow weak= : er as we oteeiee the middle age of IMPORTANT NOTICE dozem, 75 eents. Z life. The thought of fame lessens, ° Swe -and if religious sentiment-is develpica = 3-ply Carpets, per yard, oped, a desire to be good rather than J OHN J. ACK, ee $1 20 great becomes the motive of action, 2 Self grows less important after midNEVADA CITY, Brussels, per yard, $1 20. — die life. = : —_ ae en a ee eee te And our entire stock will be , Oy editmg a newspaper James LIEBES BROS. & CO. ; col , Parton says: ‘The whole art and) oo oe op swears : : sold in the same proportion. : mystery is tobe right.” But James. . FF the sale of their famous brands o —_ never saw a howling mob concen-. cigars & smOKING ToRAcco . In order to make room for trated im frout of an honest privting te ee office, and he never edited a paper! . Birk 1] heneafter find it to thei Tring s Ww in a town where ‘ninsbatadnaaligths advantage to inspect the stock JOHN -_ —_ pring = i . i ‘ F a oF . 4 -of the people couldn’t agree with their supplics. a gusrantes to deliver will sell goods as-advertised = him as to what was right. The . them.ClGARS lower than they can get whole art and mystery” of conduct-. them at the Bay, ¥ollowing are same of for the next oS ing-a public journal embraces a . the brands: : ) thousand things not dreamed of by eg the inexperienced writers of the. BOQUET, — 30 DAYS, : magazines. If they don't believe. U. 8 SENATE, 2 ~. and give the Ladies of Nevada City : this, let them “‘take an eight cylin-. _ tnind "so der press and go west,” forevidence. © VENUS, \ and County the benefit of this . : — UNANUE HERMANOBES, . Clesring Sale. Sy . “I NEVER saw you looking better PERLA DE CU] ' Orders kia diy solicited and promptin my life,’’ said a gentleman, salutBA, ; ing his friend-in wis waiting room of . : SARYMEN. ly filled. . the Mercantile Library yesterday, rited to call and eon: Indeed,” returned the other, “my REPUBLIC DE CUBA, ae ee wife bas been absent since last fall.’ + > FUMARIEGA, . Oe Mere . = = RO. } _A tint of sixty vessels, embracing. CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, In PACORS & sets . stoops, schooners, brigs, barks, tugs} _ AMERICAN TEAM. . . — Broad Street, Nevade:—— : and steamboats, is given as having 3 been built on the Pacific coast dur= Pe pena ag = an page Pebroner: tnt, LEYS: . ing the year-38%6, These vessels . Cigar of me guaranteed to suit all theis! —— ame : range iu measurement from eighteen . pétrons at s very low figure. to eight handréd and twenty-four . _ 4. JOHN JACK. UNION HOTEL, = tons. About one-half the number P Z aie sullinated cost aggregates $1,-. MRS. M, ELISE RICH, D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. ase =e Ps ELL organize a class in. German, : —— aaa aes A Dermorren who didn't exactly will give Private Lemons THIS well mnowe ent pope know hw to get a letter a. anvooe ae Mate: See A’ ts thes Cats of Xe ” sent some money away the otherday,. Nevada, Jan. 8, 19%5, has been thoroughly overand wrote on the envelope; ‘‘RegisterMakes, Die and is ed with # two dollar bill ineide.”". DR, FRANK H. THOMAS, Low épen foa'the receptign’ of guests. Fearing that ree might not be strong (Practitionér of Homoeopathy,] Saige y aa ' enough, one of his friends wrote:‘‘[']i CIAN AND EON. The leoping. Aportm 33 woae that I saw Jim put two dollars enh pit -” . are large, airy and comfortable, te . in this” The man who fools with . Office~-Broad St., cor. of Pime, . bea in the hous conteine .o lpeing Me, al ¥. that letter will get into trouble. NEVADA CITY, CAL tol the ONION. sy May excelled by ye Tuerx ave only two thousand five . — dese a . hundred saleons in Boston, and back . STRAYED. a a oe a teeelh = of every bur can be seen cards bearing — A Will compare favorably wi 0 ~ ce + 4 s: 90 2a : — . thé State, and will be tilled wi the best . these words: oe at eg i Keep A — an ee site creas & ‘ ite the mathe offends: = i your place in the line, Dont , P , pash; you will be waited upon when . from our ranch about three spesths' ceo, . Choice Wines, Liquors and Olgere ) your turn comes,”’”*Look out for} Any information of her wh outs may . Will be kept at the Bar, and the ! Las pick ts in the _ i be left with ' ’ Room is supplied with the BEST Tab pickpock ee eae GUSCETTI BROS. . to be found in the State, ps3 aE Se : > —" . Every attention will be given to make th a —_ printed ¥ White Plains, COUNTY -W ARRANTS. g oumtoctehin. Toe proprietor 2 3 owe ounty, issouri,. says: LL ts P D. W. SHAEP. Fy pent 9 sitet baowms the meA ee io Nov. 2d, 1818 5 Bis ves : the scarcity of taoney nk ai nee . septdened How, aa sre “eyme F022. Ht. W. VALANTINE. M. D. 3 for $8, a cow in good Wi "oo%s, 167, 169, 172, 173, 187, 188, 189, RESIDENT PRYSICIAN, . : pease , W in good Winier7s 193, 197, 207, 208, and 209, on Koad Fund, sagen o ' order goes for $10, and a ban ath registere : Jan. 6, 1876, will be paid on preFFICE, COMMERCIAL STRERE, fat cow is Sis. In time we presume . SBtation. injopeet cones com date. O pusite Potter & peg lie calves’ will ~ i ii : . , freasurer. . id at Mr W. J, hebauge. mene Sor_emal Mey da, Fob bins Hig ee Dowty: . at.“ Onsere vere at Belt & ele 3!

amon) Pion iede REE ae <u ment of the State AL PTE OTRAS AER i he Daily, Tran wipt Saturday, Feb: 18, 1876. Assemblyman Giffen has introduced into the Legislature a bill enfitled““‘Ain Act to regulate and govern‘the California State Prison, and #o'establish a Stute penal reformaatory school.’’ for the appointment of three directors by the Goveraer for the manage. i Prison, who shall i ih i AE a AN NE RS ‘ “li ES al ST ea cb Nl i mth io nc angen SMT i iy aca A iS ct el aso vi as aR A im RG: Se se ae a Hd chil rena IRe vided tates management of the yrison;-are required to make regulas visits, listen The bil: provides } : The Woy it is Dene.Who does not ‘remember of reading in his school days, how @ fly walked on the. cejling? How the feet of the fly. act as air pumps, or that-a fly is able: feet upwards by means of atmos_pheric pressure. Ab a meeting in -September,of the San Pranciseo Mi‘eroscopie Society, Mr. C. Mason ‘Kline expleded“ that, theory in the rfollowing manner. Speaking of the feet of the fly he says: / .Phe mierescope, in the hands of intelligent observers, soon revealed . the apparatus with which the fty was énabled to defy all the laws of physsnow bound civilization. We have SO I RARE NER PONE AE ARES RE AIRES ROS AE Nerth Bloom#ield Correspondence. ~N. Buoomrtecp, Feb. 12;-'76. Ep. Transcrirz: As per promise, ‘L again essay to chronicle some of the leading features of our -frigid, ‘snow in the morning. show at noon, }and by way Of variety, eonsiderable ‘more snow at night. Lam very much: remarkably imaginative rhymer, who gave birth te those magnificently 'far-fetebed ideas as to the intensify. snow” bad te-cool off his vehement Lardor by hathing his--pedal extremities in the “beautifal slush” of our —bold “office “for four years.“ This . i-. and aa all present may not have board are to have full control and see made a persoual e¢: on of the matter, feeling to rely upon the . audit all accounts, and other’ duties . oi,ceq the foot of a commen house allowed the members vf the Board, _ ¥m addition to traveling expenses, is eight dollars a day for the time nec. easarily in discharge of their official duties. The Warden will receive twenty-five handred dollars per year, and tho salaries-of other employees are also given. The bilb also provides for the’ establishment of a de~ partment of the State Prison to be ~-ealled the State Reformatory.—{ Buildings are to be erected eapable of accommodating four hundred’ inmates, and constructed with « view fo the classification: of the prisoner's,” and to be erected outside the walls of the present prison. The institu. ‘fion will be under the managément. sof the State Prisem Directors. Persons under twenty-five years of age “eonvieted of felony, Who have not _ . Ween previously convicted of felony, ‘will be sentenced to the Reformatory instead of to the State Prisoi. __A-library and school room are to be Provided, and not less than two hours a day must be spent by the —amates in the sehool room, under the obarge of competent teachers. And provisiers ave made for the remcvul of such eonvicts confined in the State Prison as may; by. reason ef good conduct and undoubted evi-, dence of reformation, to the reform. “ tory; Rhe bill we think is a good ne, and should become a law. — —— . Another Idoh_ The San Francisco ‘‘Alta’’ says:— Brick Pomeroy, of all men in the Waited States, between Madawaska Plantation in the northeast corner of Maine, and the mouth of the Rio Grande in Texas, and between the Atlantic and Pacifie Qceans,has been the most blatant and abusive of the Republican—party, the most vociferous in his vindictiveness and falsehoods. Now he haeshown a little more of himself, andthe moral tone he bears with him, by a confession that he hus offered to puschase the eontract of the city printing, by a bribe of six thousand dollars, We have not been informed whether the purchesablemembers of the City Council nibbled at hie bait. Thus “another Democratic idol bas erum— bled. = = ~~ In Luck, The San Jose ‘Patriot’ says exSecretary of State, Malone, hus been so far successful in stock speculations of late, that he has come out forty or fifty theasand dollars ahead. . Mr. Malone is certainly one of the fayored few—*‘ehief among ten thousand and altogether lavely."" While he has won, five hundzed others have lost in the same game, Booth for President The Independents of Indiana have nominated Senator Booth for Prosident, or rather have instructed the Indiana delegates te the Independent Currency. National Reform Convention to vote for: his ndmination for that office—the Bee thinks al! fiom his writing his excellent —lettar _@n the curren-y. The Bee forgets . . that letters generally kills Presidea. “ tial aspirants, Sate ini The Last Spike, made and highly polished, which are fo-be used in spiking down the last yail of the Narrow Gauge Railroad. They can be seew in Kuowlton’s show window. It is expected the track will be laid here some time next week, when the appropriate eeremonies “will take plaee, due notice-ofwhich ] will be given, Go and see the-Jastthem Spikes, und get sendy to ice . ' driven, Ivis a positive fict that ebildren do sometimes go tu bed without quarvelling. tis when they bave no tigit «end ghosts Joum—up in the darkauss. . fly in the compressor and s living statements of Blackwell, -Lowne, . ~ to-complaints,-appoint a Warden, . Hooke, Gosse and-others, } have’ ‘impressed: with the belief that if the } 1025 Crown Point 2534. ~ fiig loveliness of “the beaatifal . ” goa slight modification. . Since “my lust writing, nethiag } very remerkable or alarming in—jts character has transpired te arouse any unusaab interest among our citi. fly in the live box, with his feet_toward the cover. Examining them with moderately high powers, we seé two membranous cushions or palms (pulvilti) between the hooks on each, covered with minute hairs, each terminating in bulbous extremities,from whith exudes a viscid, tenacious fluid. As the fly endeavors to free itself from its close quarters, you will fiotice the tenacity with which each individual Glament clings to the glass cover, and that they are bent backward along the line of direction Mi Which the foot is being slowly withdrawn, muck in the wanter that the bristles ef a brush are bent when it is drawn along. some hard sub; stance. When the foot is suddétily lifted, you may see a dotted. pattern of the pulwilli marked on the glass in the fuid left behind from the extremity of each hairy filament. From the xesults of a seriesof varied and long continued experiments, all ofwhieh poiytto the same end, it is now coneeded. that these hundreds they are with: a glutinous substance poured out in minute quantities, are the organs of adbesion. When all the hairs have the strain on them they suffice to support the insect, but each row may be removed separately, which the tarsus is raised. The two little hooks or. claws aid, no doubt very niaterially, in traversing }surfaces that are apparently qeite smooth, by grasping. irregularities we can notice; and—by drawing a fly backward upou the band, we perceive by the senses of both seeing and feeling, that they take hold quite effectively. It is bardly worth while to say more on.the-sabject, as it would be going over a mass of details which are familiar to you all; bat with the fact so patent to every one that the ideas absorded by the youthful mind regarding, the science of common things are more lasting than any not to teach a proven falsity to the thousands of our sehool childrea, it seems to me that some steps should taken to so conrect this popular error that dames, William aud. Har-. riet of to-day may not be eonfused with untruth, taught them bat to be uuleurred iu later years.’’ . ~ Dr, Merritt, of Oakland, is making & visit here for the -purpose-we~ pre= same of looking over his mining property in this vicinity. He has several claims that wilk-no doubt be valuable so soon as a cheaper method of working rock is assured. Mas, John Adams Was an early advocate for woman's rights. She wrote to her husband at a critical time, a3 follows: ‘‘I long to hear that And, by the way, in the new code of laws which I suppose it will be necessary for you to make, I desire youto remember the ladies and be more generous and favorable to them than your ancestors. .Do not put such unlimited power into the hands of the husbands, Bemember all meu would'be tyrants if they could. If particular care and attention is not id to the ladies, we are determined uta rebellion, and will not %es bound by any laws in which wé have uo voice or represena . tation,’” Dr. Hunt has had two steel spikes . Tue Baffalo (N. ¥,) Exptess jocosely directs public attention to the fact that General Grant is sure of a third termwhatever the course of the Republican National Convention-may be. The 4th cf March falls on Sunday in 1877, and in accordance with usage his. successor . will not be inaugurated watil Mouday, the.5ib. During the intervening Syn.ay President-Grent will . bave alittle third term in svite of precedents. a ALwars ready fur consol-ation-thé dealers in foreigu ‘securities, — * vf microseopic points, clothed as . the manner int other, and feeling that it were better . ° you have declared an independency-}men she could, and them what do \ zens. On last Saturday evening, A. }A. Smith, D. D. G. W. ©. T., in. cers of North Bloomfield Lodge, No. 460, I. ©. G. T:, to wit: Jas. Wilson, W.C. T: Maggie Doyle, W. V. T: A. 8; 8S. L. Chase, W. F.S; C. T. Rouner, W. T; Arthur E, Smith, W: M; Emma Bean, WA. M; Euphema

. Downey, W: I.-G; Katie Ross; W: C= Wm. Powers, W.0. G; W. sreonyas We 0. To A large delegation of the members of North Columbia Lodge were present, and after installation’ was over, a most excellent collation was indulged in with great gneto and much merriment. The evening's entertainment closed with reading of selections, speeches frony several of the inembers, and reading of the “Agitator,” our Lodge paper. A good fortune te witness. 8, EaGie Caprurep.—A farmer by the name of Mullen, living abont ‘twenty miles southeast of San Jose, who had been annoyed with panth‘ers, recently set-a trap for them, and suceeeded in catching a large gray eagle, and although a young bird, it is abent the sive of a fat tarkey, and it is already so tame that it will eat meat from your band. The editor of the ‘‘Patriot’’ wants.the bird semt to the Centennial. Dr. Thomas M.:Login, a moted pioneer physician and enthusiustic scientist, died at bis residence in Sacramento onthe 13th inst. His meteorological observations have been quoted as authority by the seientific bodies of: Europe and America. amie ’ Raopg Isianp, with a population of 250,000, has 101,636 depositors in savings banks, the assets of the latter institutions being, at the close of 1875, $53,272,731. A substantial showing for the little State. _ Tue Trivmea ov Bravtr.—She didn’t care aduff (so she said) whether she pleased masculine eyes or uo. But she always looked pretty, and got out of bread baking and dish washing on every conceivable . pretext, and she wouldn't scrub, nor ‘getup early in the morning to smile at her brothers over the coffee pot,. aud she always put ber hair up in papers over night, so as to look pretty in the morning, and ob, my, she did lots of things that are too dreadful to tell bere to make herself pretty. She teased ber papa tor money, and got it toe, and loeked everythingsbe wanted from her brethers, and got all the presents from gentleyou think; why she got the only good sensible one there was among them at lust. She had her carriage and overything she wanted, and did ted and caressed by ber husband and bamored by everyone, and forget all about her poor relations, whieb was strange. ‘When her muther diedshe cried « little’ and said,’ “Well, poor imother, she.had outlived her usefylness,’ and sent her father some money to pay the funeral expenses, wud wore black, and considered her Sony done. Happy woman!—Detroit ost. oe Frenca Dvueis.—TLhere are many reasous why duels rarely end fatally. All the guusmiths keep pistols warravied not to hit a barn door at ten paces, They aregroovedall s sts of ways; they ure made so light tha, cae’ least load of powder sends them to the skies; the trigger is made so bard the hand pulls the pistol higher than even theskies; the bummer is weighted and has such a powerful s ring the barrel is ksocked down. More. over, the seconds always take care. to over-load, that the pistel, no matter how carefally aimed may bounce over the object. Lastly, but by uo means leastly, there is the emouon iuseparable from a maiden appeurance io the part of turgei fur an enemy's loaded pistol. It is imeredibie how fast aqueous mountain highways, his su. perprolific imagination would wnder. D. M. Nash, W. S; Susie Bean, W. } A, Dick. } -thore enjoyable moral and-intellec-. Haat —fesst-it~he-seldem~tesn my . 4° just as she was mind te, was. pet-. eyelids will soup wuder these circuinbe attendea tw. = pe a ; eS = gs jonas! —— , ; yee fp CONCERT First Clearing Sale: M ” 6 s& , ~ AND : ee OF Be ene Yesterday Morning’s Sales. } . GREATEST EXCITEMENT . = ” = ? fe ; ® oy 1085 oe oie — F ESTIVAL ! . OF THE SEASON! 00 Ve. ry : 5 . THE WO se 1095 Best & Belohel 61." «. AT. THE NEVADA THEATRE, . *¥™ 7¥= WORLD xxow xr; 20 Hale & Norcross 5234, ©. Monday, April 3d, 1876, iL JACOBS & BRO 25 Yellow Jacket 102. . ]QY THE FRIENDS OF ‘THE MeTHRE OFFERING THE _ 480 Imperial 8%. UDIST CHUR.A. = A Maboces Sten 4. vem mae 20 Empire Mil! 544. : ; . 4.. fim order to make room for immense im. 375 Kentuck 16%. fhe proceeds to be applied in liqui;Portations from Eastern markets, Th 450 Alpha 29. _.p -tdating the Debt on the-new Church. ‘stein ee at _2 370 Belcher 38. i= 1} NSRP THIRPY Dare, \ 0’ e ° =. —— ; ee : 370 Con Virginia 423. 5 “oa ee FT 520 Sierra Nevada 22. . THE-CONCERT, ORE TRE ee 350 Daney 1. . > Will be conducted by the best} pm S ae aiie triste = sp Samara ae 7S Exchequer 14. ~ talent of the City. who have prom-. DRY GOODS LINE, — of . pier ey _-_. * . fised their assistance, and will be. —We will sell what we advertise and = _3165-Buccor 254." “See __[interspersed with -. Guarantee whut we sell. . 1095 Union Con 10%. = \ _ = , ee A FINE BUPPER PRICES. , 100 Caledonia 49. = : Sia 3 : : ; 7 Ene ; + Will be prepared for the occasion. : Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. x.sais Same aa mae a rita and . "80 Meadow Valley 3%. — a en 5 230 Raymond & Ely 2274. DELINQUENT NOTICE. ag _— ee #25 Eesehe Con 26. OORE'S FLAT BLUE.GRAVEL MIN a coleaeg te ) = v " : A 5 ee : ; ; bee ea thy Company. Location of principal } 9 yards White Rock 4-4 = . = = 4 t 3 ci Jalitourt° e 5 ova 1290 Gila 234. hia. Notice—There are devaquoct upon . Muslin, $I. z . 20-New Coso 50, eS a —_ rer are sad : 9 = le a M 180 Northern Belle 3% of Decemers itshcternaanneucer} 9 yards Lonsdale 4-4 Mus p BON SOCK. BDO See. op posite the-names-of-the nespective-shureHin; $1se ; —— 290 Utab 18. holders as follows: _ : \ as 1005 Weedeilie a3, . Hames carta Bete foo . Jade _FFruit of Loom ta-Cirietacxtee, Bes + Boon Joho J, 8 1000 $100 : : 50 Original Gold Hit 17%. Rec Jann” oo wo . Muslin, $1. : —————— . ene J; 29 1x0 j08 2 si the colored residents of Detroit was} Noon Jone 4 a wo. 30. Muslin; $1. yesterday asked why he did not at-. NuonJoha 1 Sie (eee 9 Ss San Rie es ern Se este ae sere ese oe ee ee oe Pegeot Ban 44 smile crossed his face as the word} Noo =e 35 aa a eee ee. “poultry”? was spoken, but died . *0oedened. = 300 10} Muslin, $1. = = a in a moment as the stern real. noon ye rf oe rr 10 awa ent as al-. ; Re 100 0 A : ity sontronted bie Noon: Jonn-J, x 10 . 10-4Pequot Best Sheeting, “Yes.” . Westfall NH, ° 46 a0 25. 9-4 Pequot best Sheeting, Se estiall NH, 50 a 2 ae Ss oii ved vl BiG es aa ae ee Be eguct Bost Bhoctaa— “And you want me to go 10/ j : Fatnadsee caid aor s oi —duee: “Westfall N rs “64-100 10 . 830 cents per yard ae chickens which can’t come out of . Wausini. —sotava-a e *P _— dose cages, do you? No, ~~. I Willey J M, = 00 “10. Delaines, the best, per \knows jess hew I'd feel sab!’’—De-} Willey J M, 59 100: 10 3.471 ; Sore = : o Willey J 61 100; 10 oe = MPs The maid of six Willey JM 3 : ae ae ___Repps for Wrappers, best, _ teen, disappointed in her handsome . . Aud in accordance witn law, and em or-. per yard, 224 eents. A . . der. of the Board of Directors, made on the boy lover, will grieve and piue till 20th day of December, 1875, 20. oti He Gee ee ei Ss [She is twenty, them deny : that ‘she . ot each parcel of said stock as may be necAll wool Poplin Plaids, ae ever cared forhim, The man whose cnagee Lain hs sold at wablic auton, An; per yard 50 eents : : i 6 company, , No. 5 5 ? $ : . ‘Knowledge, sings the pretty buttertiy. sornia San Funcom to SEETH . eS he once tried to capture has eladed sulock. Pon ar fort preteen said de: ae ae ee ag at ae = Ss pene he og pd hag $1. : olly, and kisses more fervently the . ee beautiful woman he calls wife. The} on. poom . Be ig Calltscale eenat, §00 dozen Coats & Brooks 7 many vain desires to attain to some . gen Frenciaco, Cul. Spool Cotton, the best, pe : unthought of popularity, grow weak= : er as we oteeiee the middle age of IMPORTANT NOTICE dozem, 75 eents. Z life. The thought of fame lessens, ° Swe -and if religious sentiment-is develpica = 3-ply Carpets, per yard, oped, a desire to be good rather than J OHN J. ACK, ee $1 20 great becomes the motive of action, 2 Self grows less important after midNEVADA CITY, Brussels, per yard, $1 20. — die life. = : —_ ae en a ee eee te And our entire stock will be , Oy editmg a newspaper James LIEBES BROS. & CO. ; col , Parton says: ‘The whole art and) oo oe op swears : : sold in the same proportion. : mystery is tobe right.” But James. . FF the sale of their famous brands o —_ never saw a howling mob concen-. cigars & smOKING ToRAcco . In order to make room for trated im frout of an honest privting te ee office, and he never edited a paper! . Birk 1] heneafter find it to thei Tring s Ww in a town where ‘ninsbatadnaaligths advantage to inspect the stock JOHN -_ —_ pring = i . i ‘ F a oF . 4 -of the people couldn’t agree with their supplics. a gusrantes to deliver will sell goods as-advertised = him as to what was right. The . them.ClGARS lower than they can get whole art and mystery” of conduct-. them at the Bay, ¥ollowing are same of for the next oS ing-a public journal embraces a . the brands: : ) thousand things not dreamed of by eg the inexperienced writers of the. BOQUET, — 30 DAYS, : magazines. If they don't believe. U. 8 SENATE, 2 ~. and give the Ladies of Nevada City : this, let them “‘take an eight cylin-. _ tnind "so der press and go west,” forevidence. © VENUS, \ and County the benefit of this . : — UNANUE HERMANOBES, . Clesring Sale. Sy . “I NEVER saw you looking better PERLA DE CU] ' Orders kia diy solicited and promptin my life,’’ said a gentleman, salutBA, ; ing his friend-in wis waiting room of . : SARYMEN. ly filled. . the Mercantile Library yesterday, rited to call and eon: Indeed,” returned the other, “my REPUBLIC DE CUBA, ae ee wife bas been absent since last fall.’ + > FUMARIEGA, .. Oe Mere . = = RO. } _A tint of sixty vessels, embracing. CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, In PACORS & sets . stoops, schooners, brigs, barks, tugs} _ AMERICAN TEAM. . . — Broad Street, Nevade:—— : and steamboats, is given as having 3 been built on the Pacific coast dur= Pe pena ag = an page Pebroner: tnt, LEYS: . ing the year-38%6, These vessels . Cigar of me guaranteed to suit all theis! —— ame : range iu measurement from eighteen . pétrons at s very low figure. to eight handréd and twenty-four . _ 4. JOHN JACK. UNION HOTEL, = tons. About one-half the number P Z aie sullinated cost aggregates $1,-. MRS. M, ELISE RICH, D. W. SNAPP, Proprietor. ase =e Ps ELL organize a class in. German, : —— aaa aes A Dermorren who didn't exactly will give Private Lemons THIS well mnowe ent pope know hw to get a letter a. anvooe ae Mate: See A’ ts thes Cats of Xe ” sent some money away the otherday,. Nevada, Jan. 8, 19%5, has been thoroughly overand wrote on the envelope; ‘‘RegisterMakes, Die and is ed with # two dollar bill ineide.”". DR, FRANK H. THOMAS, Low épen foa'the receptign’ of guests. Fearing that ree might not be strong (Practitionér of Homoeopathy,] Saige y aa ' enough, one of his friends wrote:‘‘[']i CIAN AND EON. The leoping. Aportm 33 woae that I saw Jim put two dollars enh pit -” . are large, airy and comfortable, te . in this” The man who fools with . Office~-Broad St., cor. of Pime, . bea in the hous conteine .o lpeing Me, al ¥. that letter will get into trouble. NEVADA CITY, CAL tol the ONION. sy May excelled by ye Tuerx ave only two thousand five . — dese a . hundred saleons in Boston, and back . STRAYED. a a oe a teeelh = of every bur can be seen cards bearing — A Will compare favorably wi 0 ~ ce + 4 s: 90 2a : — . thé State, and will be tilled wi the best . these words: oe at eg i Keep A — an ee site creas & ‘ ite the mathe offends: = i your place in the line, Dont , P , pash; you will be waited upon when . from our ranch about three spesths' ceo, . Choice Wines, Liquors and Olgere ) your turn comes,”’”*Look out for} Any information of her wh outs may . Will be kept at the Bar, and the ! Las pick ts in the _ i be left with ' ’ Room is supplied with the BEST Tab pickpock ee eae GUSCETTI BROS. . to be found in the State, ps3 aE Se : > —" . Every attention will be given to make th a —_ printed ¥ White Plains, COUNTY -W ARRANTS. g oumtoctehin. Toe proprietor 2 3 owe ounty, issouri,. says: LL ts P D. W. SHAEP. Fy pent 9 sitet baowms the meA ee io Nov. 2d, 1818 5 Bis ves : the scarcity of taoney nk ai nee . septdened How, aa sre “eyme F022. Ht. W. VALANTINE. M. D. 3 for $8, a cow in good Wi "oo%s, 167, 169, 172, 173, 187, 188, 189, RESIDENT PRYSICIAN, . : pease , W in good Winier7s 193, 197, 207, 208, and 209, on Koad Fund, sagen o ' order goes for $10, and a ban ath registere : Jan. 6, 1876, will be paid on preFFICE, COMMERCIAL STRERE, fat cow is Sis. In time we presume . SBtation. injopeet cones com date. O pusite Potter & peg lie calves’ will ~ i ii : . , freasurer. . id at Mr W. J, hebauge. mene Sor_emal Mey da, Fob bins Hig ee Dowty: . at.“ Onsere vere at Belt & ele 3!