February 3, 1872 (4 pages)

Tanai SCAT ce SES ware to be_passed. by the Senate and be-: “zect record of all the births, marthe counties of the State. Reliable ‘required to bekept by ministers, Jus‘ required ¢ to report in ‘the month of = sanitary measures has been amended, ‘entirely to the sanitary portion of penses which wouldinvolve them : Plagne. Ae permitted, and each “member of a little idea that ‘‘printing”’ costs any. The most remarkable. order ever * eral Grant. It says: beac as “serena t Fou Bui . Best GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. Subject to the decision of the National Re "publican Convention. The Registry and Sanitary Bill. The Registry and Health bill, proposed by Dr. Harvey, and which we discussed some time ago, has passed the Assembly. It has been soamended as to avoid the objectionable features, and in its present form it ought: come-alaw. The Registry part of the bill provides for securing -a—cortiages and deaths by the Assessors and County Recorders, and this -por-} tion of the-law is enforced in all the statistics of this character are of . the . W" in regard to births and deaths are required to be made by the County Assessor, . The record of marriages is tices of the Peace, and all others who solemnize them, and these they are} February. That portion of the bill solathais to so it may be adopted at the option of the local anthorities, and it has no application to any locality except incorporated *towns,. The objections suggested by the Transcripr in a: previous discussion of this bill were the bill, which before its amendment required every incorporated town to establish a Board of Health, adopt a system.of sewerage, , ‘and inereas¢ exheavily in debt. As such places may now adopt or reject the plan proposed by the law, we are has passed. We think now it would ‘be well to the Seoatieet of the sitlity: in the. casé Of ‘unincorporated towns,’ atid the Trustees of each incorporated town, to appoint one physician, who shall. report such measures as, are necessary tothe promotion of health, and authorizing the authorities to require such improvements to be made, leaving the matter optional-with. Supervisors and Trustees, whether they will appoint or not. ‘Such'a law as this would give power to the authorities in case there is Genger of a Tam -Naticnan Guarp.—A bill to re-organizéthe NationalGuard is to be introduced~at an early day. It provides, that the shall-consist. of sixty companies—forty-eight ‘of infantry, eight of. cavalry and four of artillery, divided into six brigades. The infantry. and cavalry companies are to be allowed $100) each per month,and the artillery $50 per month for each ar Each have $300 per annum for a company fund. The commanding officer. of ‘each regiment or battalion is to be allowed $25. per month, and each Brigadier General, one dollar pe month for each company in his brigade. No fancy uniforms ‘are to company is once a year to take an oath to support. the Constitution and laws of the United States, and of the State of California. Memsers of Congress have very thing, apparently, as the Government-has.a printing office of its own. served upon that office, perhaps, has been issued under a resolution passed at: the instance of General Butler, by which ‘Fhomas Jefferson’s report onthe whale and codfisheries, in ___1791, is to be printed for. circulation among Congremimen. Tur Evening ‘Post of New “York, which will not, we. presume, ‘be aceused of being an ‘Administration organ,’” rebuked the scurrilous course of a portion of the press toward GenThe friends of ‘the President are not only persons-who will be heartily glad’ to learn that there is nota word of evidence which tends to implicate Mr. Grant in any of the scan~ dalous transactions with which he has been charged ‘by partisan opponents in connection with he Custom foids ‘no exeuse for ee his perand a which pep ae et ‘Corretzect thus et open. re The Denner County,, Biull. / eA 6 epee = appoint a County Tadge, salary —$1,200and fees.---County county. Superintendent of Schouls, rand a County Surveyor, salary same aréitidebted to Hon. Robert proposes te-take yada county“tast” of Méadow “Lake . township line. Truckee is to be the county seat until otherwise determined by law. The Goyernor is to and the new county is to be part of the same. Judicial, Legislative and Congressional District as Nevada. The officers to be elected are, a County Judge, salary $2,500. District Attorney, Clerk, who shall be Auditor, Recorde¥ and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, salary sameas in Nevada salary $500. . Sheriff, who shall be ex-officio Tax Collector, salary same as Nevada county. Assessor, salary same as “Nevada County. County Treasurer, salary $1,200. Coroner, who shall be Public Administrator as Nevada county. The bill provides T, S. Battelle, G. W. Griffin, A. Kir. by, F. Burkhalter and John B. Campbell, whose duty it is made to divide the county into three Supervisor Districts and provide for the election of Supervisors, organize townships and: start the machinery of the new county. Provision .is also made for the settlement of the preportion of county debt of counties from which territory is taken by commissioners, anda sinking fund for Donner county for the payment of the proportion ascertained to be due from it to other. counties. It also provides for the transfer of records, actions, etc., and the assessment of taxes for .1872. in-Donner county, It provides for an assessnor more than. fifty cents for the sinking fund,. The other taxes aré t@be levied as State and county taxes are-levied, provided they are althe general fund of the county. —> 2 ‘Rolls of Honor. The following names are on the Rollof Honor in the 2nd Intermediate School, for the month ending February 2nd, 1872, Miss Emma Palmer, teacher: Willie Gray, Willie Reilly, Mary Hothersall, Ella Greeley, Mary McLaughlin, Gussie Hoffman, Josie McLaughlin, Willie Quigley, Nellie Clurk, Mary Baldridge, Emma Schemer, Emma King, Charles Guffin, Jessie Nivens, Earnest Welch, Rosilla Snelling, Marshal Locklin. 2nd Primary—Miss Flora Cornell, Lizzie Holbrook, Charles Alty, Dolly Long, Hattie Hook, George Black, John Gallegher, Nelly McBrown, Paulina Weiss, Willie Latta, Isabella Jack, Aggie Speier, Suma Smith, Emily. Rolfe, Chirlotte Kriess, in nie Hughes, Eda Ott, Willie Rogers. teacher : Emma. Ott, Amelia Hook, Bell Millhorn, ‘Hattie Lane, John ‘Black, Maggie Coughlin, Albert Millhorn, Gussie Black, “George Reilly, Samuel Porter, Lizzie Hutchison, Charlie Monro, Susie Bluet. — Serious Accident. Yesterday morning Richard Trotter, who’ is employed at the old Soggs’ mine, on Deer,Creek, was considerably injured by the accidental ‘explosion of a giant powder cap. He was badly cut“in the face, eye and under the arm. Trotter is lately from Virginia City and was recently married. Dr. Hunt was called and dressed his wounds, which are not considered trons. Splendid Beef, . “Thepe whowant a delicious roast for Sunday, should. call on 8, M. Timmons, at the Empire Market, of Sierra valley beef. of the year. ea Jailor. Children’s Class, will meet’ to-day at Temperance Hall. speak of ‘‘us’>ead “our’* with capibig commerce, apd we rather think for. the following Commissioners: . it is somewhat dependent on the “rument of not less than twenty-five, -stock jobbers for the interest of their. +lowed-to levy $1 on each $100-for . Legislators are. merely local agents . teacher: Mary Hook, Fannie Dawley, . Commercial street, and get.a piece No beef: in the State is equal to it at this season Emory Sandford, of Grass Valley, will be Jailor under Sheriff Perrin. Mr. Sandford isa thoroughly reliable man, a consistent Republican, and will make a trustworthy officer. .The children’s class in danci ngAs to-day is the last lesson of the winely . onth, it in expected they -will come ‘The San Fram , commenti en in Sam Frangi affairs by r tativ in the as fy 8: : eae al g—-pu ublio-w6rks: keepingdown, the dust, dead cats, sewers,court house and.so forth, are OUR affairs. The money which in all these various, hases is required is OUR’ money. We carry on a vast commerce} we originate .great, projects. of. private improvement, trade, mineand manv. : facture; and we are going to. run this loeal government of ours, or Know the reason why. Rising politicians, possible timber “for Senators, members of Congress, Governors, and so: on, please tukesnotice.-— ~ We know San Francisco is 4 zieas place, and. the Alla isa big paper. Itis just and proper’ that it should 1 tals,and we will notintimate that little things are often . made big in this way. San Francisco is certainly entitled to its dead cats, and we are willitig: if showld “keep its\ “dead . . beats,” its ‘‘deadheads’’ and. its “dead ducks.’ It certainly has a ral districts,’’ which the Alta® ‘sheers at for'thiscommerce. San Francisco originates some great enterprises, as for instance, ‘‘Montgomery . street straight,” ‘street assessments, bridging the Bay, etc. San. Franeisee mines, but principally on the curbstone, where brokers sell stocks or in the’ stock Board. San Francisco trades with the interior, and makes two per.cent.or more_on each. operation. -In short, San Franciscois San Francisco, and the Alta is the mother . . 70 fact ae purchased by Dr. RB. M. ant whieh set right beside’ the oldone, . measured 1.53 inches only. places . of. the gauges have “been. changed and another test. will be, made. gon by the South Yuba gauge is 60.95 the Nevada Light Guard, for parade Jand drill, will be held at the Armory . Hall this evening at half-past seven appear in full uniform, and ‘all abrsentees will be subject to a fine.— ‘Sickness or absence from town are the only excuses that will be-taken.-++tice is hereby.given that a 8 —B.J. Watson, Superintendent of Schools elect, has been appointed Deputy by T. B. White for the rePmainderof the-present—term, which ends on the first —e of nan month; : ty, has been appointed Secretary of the Tide Land Commission, Wm. 8. Byrne, resigned. Mr. Currier is a civil engineer, and was formerly @ resident.of this,county: was engineer of the North Blpamfield Gravel Mining Company’s works at one time. ie Tennent: ‘gauge, u 6 08 the vain A new Tennent . gauge, reThe The total rain fall of the seainches. — . ‘Military, . ” The regular monthly meeting of a tet ln Friday Evening; Feb. 9th, ee ai o’clock. . Members are.ordered to Superintendent of Schools. tp et Appointed. John M. Currier, of Placer counvice . He thereof. But seriously speaking, is it true that the interior representatives have no business with local affairs? If so, then the members -of-the Legislature are not State officers, but. merely special localities. We hold that the duty of a Legislature is first to the State and afterwards to his immedfate constituency. Those. who hold that would not be wilting to follow up the doctrine in National affairs. If they do it will ‘lead them’ into the exact position taken by Jeff. Davis ‘and other rebels in the outset of the rebellion. Eyery member of the Legislature has an interest in San Fran. . cisco as every member has in Nevada . county, and neither county has’ a right to demand or ask anything that . 2) will be detrimental to the interest, of the masses. of the people. . The truth is that members generally pay tvo . ° little attention to special legislation, and it is for this reason that so many evil local laws are passed. ‘The San Joaquin Republican thinks that the effort of the exemption of of the Five Per Cent Subsidy law will be to leave the law in operation in.all: counties. * It reasohs as follows; If the Legislature acknowledges its inability to vote a direct tet Pri —<Mins-Bmma—Smith _. subsidy taxon the people-.of.a-town . the United States, and have sent forth a or county we cannot understand upon what constitutional authority it claims the right to grant such a privilege to one county and withhold it from andther. Section.11 of Article I of the this State teads : have. a uniform. operation,’ The Supreme-Court, in the case of Smith vs. Judge of the Twelfth District Court, 17 Cal. p.547, uses this language: -‘‘The word. ‘uniform’ does not mean, ‘universal.’ The Constitution is violated only when-a_privianother ‘on substantially the same: facts.”’ Sections 13 of Article 11 of our Constitution says: ‘Taxation shall be equal and uniform throughout the. Stute.”” If this shall be sc as the organic law plainly commands, how can the Legislature _ place one portion of the State in condition that, it may be taxed for a certain purpose and another portion ina situation that it cannot be ‘taxed. for that purpose? If the substitute for the repeal of the Five Per Cent, Act becomes law we doubt if a progres+ sive judiciary impressed wit found respect for organic law, not decide the class Act ‘unconstitutional, and leave the Five Per Cent, Acta living page of the statute. Tue Kansas Democratic Committee hada full discussion of the passive policy, and agreed to publish an address recommending that the Missouri policy be adGpted ‘by the Na-. tional Democracy in the national by every member of the Committee, including General John 8. Phelps, the ———to thie time. Nites is hepa! given, thatin pursuof the said County of Nevada, State of California, made on--the 12th-day of January, A. D, 1872, in the matter of the Estate of Richard MeDonald. deceased, the undersigned, Guardian. of the-heirs at-law of said deceased, will sell at highest bidder, for cas approyal ef the Court, on Saturday, the 24th day of FebruaIn said Nevada County, the following Real Estate property, to-wit: All the undivided four-ninths (4-9ths] ofall that certain House and Lot of Land, situated, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of Califo r‘nia, on Moore’s Flat, and known as the House and Lot of Richard McDonald, de(L-asth) of all that certain lot of Mining ope being on the West side of said ‘Moore’ 8 several counti¢s from the Gperation . _ Me “All laws of a general nature ‘shall . ' ledge extended to one is denitdto. campaign of 1872. Tt will be signed ‘who has doubted the expediency See CHNERAL AGENTS FoR THEE PAGIIC, GUARDIAN’S SALE. ance of an order of the Probate Court ublic auction, to the ,and subject’ to the ry, A. D°1872, ati2 o'clock, M. at the Court House Door, in Nevada City, ceased. Also, all the undivided one-twerity-fourth aims a.d Mining Lands, situated, lying in. the County of Nevada and State of alifotnia,called the Tiinois Mining.Claims . esther with the tunnels and appurtenan-ces thereunto belonging. Terms. of Sales Cash in: Gold Coin : the one-half to be paid on the day of: sale and the balance on confirmation of sale. Deed at the expense of purchaser. Feb. 3d, 1872. ELLEN BAGLEY, Guardian. ods L Caldwell, Atty. “ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. SSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old est, largest and most complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in ern than any other Manufactory, and they have never had.an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction, For over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince Organs and Melodeons has not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it impossible for them to meet their” orders promptly, Instruments manufac~ ured-by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their owners as highly as thd day they were bought. Over 8,000 are now in use in various parts of the world. a WM. KNABE & CO’S. . Fe erano FORTES! Undeubtedly the best first class Piano manufactured in America ! ‘These Instruments having been before the ¢ for over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained. an, unpurchased pre-eminence, that pronouuces them unrivalled. Their TONE combines great power}sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughOut the entire scale. ~~ The TOUCH is pliant and_elastic, and entirely free from that stiffness found in many Pianos. In WORKMANSHIP ars are unexcelled (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co's) PIANO FORTES ! . RE comparatively low eek very durA able Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of winter and dryness in ee foot-hills‘and mountain plays. + elena -_: Au our Instruments are fally warranted for five years. and will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years. Circulars ‘and descriptive Price Lists will be Bent on application to ; > AD, BANCROFT & CO. ern “Mosic DEPARTHCEYT, San Francisco. : : \ ASSESS SSS ena iensresnntcemnenieies ust Niisbinay miinias . Steel Pens, Beads, etc, etc. “. istrator of said Estate, will sell at private sale, te the highest bidder for cash, subject to confirmation, by said Probate . Court,. : -. tion of sale by said Probate Court. The {and known as Lot No. 3 in Block No. 54, WILLIAM McCAMMON & 60'S . : © a ed : oes Needles, Combs. Brushes, Straps. Fresh and’ wige Perfumery. _ DEPOT of Garden, Flower and Vegetable Setds, from:Annonay, (France) Rochester N. ¥., and California, ca Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed. : _ Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. Administrator’ s Sale of Real Estate. : OTICE is hereby gi given, that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court vt the County of Nevada, State of California made on the 3lst day of January, A. D. 1872,.in the matter of the Estate of Alfred Bolton, deceased, the undersigned, AdminOn Friday, the 16th day of February, 1872, ati2 o’clock, M All the right, title, interest and estate of the said intestate, at the time of ‘his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said Estate has, by o tien of law or. otherwise, acquired other than or in addition te that of the said intestate, at the time of his death, i. and to all that lot, piece or. parcel of land, situate, lying, and being in the said ‘County of Nevada, and described as follows to-wit :—That certain lot of land, with the . House thereon, situated om the West side of Auburn street, in the Town of Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, bounded and described as follows: On the East by Auburn street, South by Woif Creek, West by land of Huntley : and onthe North by lot and premises of W. C. Btokes. Terms of Sale, cash in.gold coin ; fifty per cent of the purchase money to be. paid on the day. of sale ; the balance on confirmadeed ty be at the expense of the purchaser. . Bids for the above describedproperty will + be-receiyed by the undersigned, at his_office, No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. Said bids to be made in writing. CHAS. McELVY, Adm’r Estate of Alfred Bolton, dec’d. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1872.” Sale. Administrator’s ‘OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court or the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the dist day of January, A. D. 1872, in the matter of the Estate of Horace Bower, deceased, the undersigned Adminis. trator of the Eétate, will sell at private sale, to the highest’ bidder, for cash, on = _. FRIDAY, the 16th day of February, A. D. . 1872, at 12 o’clock, M., at the Court House door in Nevada City, in said Nevada County, the following Real Estate, to-wit: All that certain lot of land situated in Nevada City, Nevada County. State of California, and known as lot No. 6,in Block No. 30, bounded on the ‘south’ Lg tie Street, on the west > lot occupied Coutard, on the north by jot of lease a can on the east b the lot on which stands Pennsylvania ne House, Also all that curtain lot situated in said City of Nevada, bounded on the north by lands of Adair, on thé West by Adam’s Street, on the east by Clay Street, and on the south by Lot No. 5 in Block No. 54. Also. the undivided 1-6 of the Quartz Ledge, situated in Nevada townas the Austin & Co’s Quartz Ledge. Also, Lot of Land, situated in Nevada ‘Township aforesaid, bounded onthe west by lands of Archie Nevins and on the south by lands of C. Beckman. Also all that undivided %,more or less,of all that certain lot of mining lands and mining claims situated in Placer County, Cal, on Big Black Canyon, extending in length 8,000 feet. Also, the undivided * of all that certain lot of mining lands ated on the west side of the Big Black yon, located by & Co., and situated in said. county of Placer; and particularly described in inventory ‘of appraise4mentonfile in said Court. Written offers will be received for ssid property at the office of J. I. Caldwell, No. 42, Broad Street, Nevada City, Nevada Gounty, Cal., up to 12 o’clock, M.,.Feb. 15th, 1872. Terms of sale—Cash, one-half on day of sale and balance of purchase money on confirmation of sale. " Deed at the expense ot the purchaser. ~GHARLES McELVY, iia Se Administrator. Feb, lat, 1872. = ‘ National Exchange OTICE OF ANNUAL said Company. Notice is hereby el to the Stockholders of the National E change Hotel Company, thata Meeting of the Steckholders of said Company will be held at the office of J, I. Caldwell, in Nevada city, Nevada County, Cal. on MONDAY, the 4th day of March, Ker, at 7 o'clock, P. M., of said day, for the purpose of electing ‘Trustees and other officers and the transac.tion of such hago og as the stockholders ; qOnN CASHIN, President. Tully. Ps ship and County; State of California; known . a ett ity, that we have fully recommend vada City and Co _ ves ow, ‘PARTY be gtven by the® As our Medical AAvisér Laat “a and t shat Saapsid Di i Buslow has es of Wevada Cite with the greatest Success in al} Met ing upder his treatment, and that #e We chen a to the Public of Ne. : Nevada City. sician. . J. JACOBS, AT TEMPERANCE HALL. A. ROSENTHAL, ©. P, RINNERT, A. BARUH, a K. FOEUTH. \ WM. SCOTT,” MRS, CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, . Tickets $1.50. A. J. STILES, ar ~ A. GOLDSMTPH, ; Nevada, Feb, and. A. ISOARD,. MRS. THOMAS MOONEy, Tru LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, _ : stee e Meeting. JOHN BLASAUF,——-—— PADGER HILL &_ CHEROKEE GRAV_. DANIEL MURPHY, ‘ EL MINING COMPANY. Office at Nosth MARIAN ANDRODE, ban Juan, Nevada County, California. NoL. JACOBS, r of the Board of Trustees of the Badger a: JOHN PEARD, ~ es and Cherokee Gravel Mining Company, will MESWATIZAS = be holden at the office of the Company, at ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, North San Juan, Neyada County,on'THURSJAMES H. YOUNG DAY, February 15th, at 2 o’clock, P, M., for . : the transaction of such business as imiay be MRS. ‘W. bi. "TISDALE, brou dame it: MRS. GANFIELD, . eH BEER, taemient. JOHN KISTLE# North San Team Jan. = ’ WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. FANCY GOODS IMPORTED MRS. M. J. TORSON, ‘Direct from Paris! MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, oct A N. ©. TULLY, eS. KASKIL CASPER, angie SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAA = 5 ae ELIX GILLET'S HAIR DRESSWatons vrei ING. SALOON, ig 2% _ PINE STREBT, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872, ge ane THREAD, Black, White and j he —_— DR. F. BUELOW * iG PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, A CCOUCHEURAND ocuuasr, Office—Corner of Spring s ana Pine Streets ga Any person desirous of seeing my Diploma ¢ ean do so by calling af my Office. ade. Attention Nevada Light Guard! YOU are hereby ordered to appear your Armory on SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 3d, 1$72, in full-uniform: to attend the regular Monthly Meeting and Patat. All, ineanberd failing to» Bpitet af roll ¢all will be held delinquent an of $3 which will only be remitted on secount of sickness or absence from town. a a order, .°: F. Evens, 0, 8. subject to a fine M. 8. DEAL, Captain. _ ja0 MEERSCHAUM PIPES! oe “GREAT. BARGAIN! i cae é EP ROSE hos on hana 200 Dozen Geriuine ‘Meerschaum Pipes ! . Which he will sell TO DEALERS 8@-100 per cent cheaper than any other House on the Coast. } purchases, January 30th, 1872. Dealers are invited to calland: examine my stock and _Prices before making their SAM. L. HASEY, 521 Kearney Street, P; -CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, Acids and Mining Chemicals, cig NEVADA DRUG. STORE. 8. W. COR, BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Offiee. cere . KE. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY Also, a Lot of Gennine Bear’s Oil, . For the Hair. Sn Die . B.wATHAN. * NATHAN & MILLER, Corner of Pine ae Commercial 5.1 camel ee — Nevada, Feb, One Price, and that the Lowest: NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. — B. BH. MILL. Streets, Nevada City,D1i6; OULD respectfully inform the pu \ V that they have just t received a large assortment of ~~ MEN and BOYS’ CLOTHING, Business Suits, Underwear, White Shirts, Excellent White g ersten

Tanai SCAT ce SES ware to be_passed. by the Senate and be-: “zect record of all the births, marthe counties of the State. Reliable ‘required to bekept by ministers, Jus‘ required ¢ to report in ‘the month of = sanitary measures has been amended, ‘entirely to the sanitary portion of penses which wouldinvolve them : Plagne. Ae permitted, and each “member of a little idea that ‘‘printing”’ costs any. The most remarkable. order ever * eral Grant. It says: beac as “serena t Fou Bui . Best GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. Subject to the decision of the National Re "publican Convention. The Registry and Sanitary Bill. The Registry and Health bill, proposed by Dr. Harvey, and which we discussed some time ago, has passed the Assembly. It has been soamended as to avoid the objectionable features, and in its present form it ought: come-alaw. The Registry part of the bill provides for securing -a—cortiages and deaths by the Assessors and County Recorders, and this -por-} tion of the-law is enforced in all the statistics of this character are of . the . W" in regard to births and deaths are required to be made by the County Assessor, . The record of marriages is tices of the Peace, and all others who solemnize them, and these they are} February. That portion of the bill solathais to so it may be adopted at the option of the local anthorities, and it has no application to any locality except incorporated *towns,. The objections suggested by the Transcripr in a: previous discussion of this bill were the bill, which before its amendment required every incorporated town to establish a Board of Health, adopt a system.of sewerage, , ‘and inereas¢ exheavily in debt. As such places may now adopt or reject the plan proposed by the law, we are has passed. We think now it would ‘be well to the Seoatieet of the sitlity: in the. casé Of ‘unincorporated towns,’ atid the Trustees of each incorporated town, to appoint one physician, who shall. report such measures as, are necessary tothe promotion of health, and authorizing the authorities to require such improvements to be made, leaving the matter optional-with. Supervisors and Trustees, whether they will appoint or not. ‘Such'a law as this would give power to the authorities in case there is Genger of a Tam -Naticnan Guarp.—A bill to re-organizéthe NationalGuard is to be introduced~at an early day. It provides, that the shall-consist. of sixty companies—forty-eight ‘of infantry, eight of. cavalry and four of artillery, divided into six brigades. The infantry. and cavalry companies are to be allowed $100) each per month,and the artillery $50 per month for each ar Each have $300 per annum for a company fund. The commanding officer. of ‘each regiment or battalion is to be allowed $25. per month, and each Brigadier General, one dollar pe month for each company in his brigade. No fancy uniforms ‘are to company is once a year to take an oath to support. the Constitution and laws of the United States, and of the State of California. Memsers of Congress have very thing, apparently, as the Government-has.a printing office of its own. served upon that office, perhaps, has been issued under a resolution passed at: the instance of General Butler, by which ‘Fhomas Jefferson’s report onthe whale and codfisheries, in ___1791, is to be printed for. circulation among Congremimen. Tur Evening ‘Post of New “York, which will not, we. presume, ‘be aceused of being an ‘Administration organ,’” rebuked the scurrilous course of a portion of the press toward GenThe friends of ‘the President are not only persons-who will be heartily glad’ to learn that there is nota word of evidence which tends to implicate Mr. Grant in any of the scan~ dalous transactions with which he has been charged ‘by partisan opponents in connection with he Custom foids ‘no exeuse for ee his perand a which pep ae et ‘Corretzect thus et open. re The Denner County,, Biull. / eA 6 epee = appoint a County Tadge, salary —$1,200and fees.---County county. Superintendent of Schouls, rand a County Surveyor, salary same aréitidebted to Hon. Robert proposes te-take yada county“tast” of Méadow “Lake . township line. Truckee is to be the county seat until otherwise determined by law. The Goyernor is to and the new county is to be part of the same. Judicial, Legislative and Congressional District as Nevada. The officers to be elected are, a County Judge, salary $2,500. District Attorney, Clerk, who shall be Auditor, Recorde¥ and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, salary sameas in Nevada salary $500. . Sheriff, who shall be ex-officio Tax Collector, salary same as Nevada county. Assessor, salary same as “Nevada County. County Treasurer, salary $1,200. Coroner, who shall be Public Administrator as Nevada county. The bill provides T, S. Battelle, G. W. Griffin, A. Kir. by, F. Burkhalter and John B. Campbell, whose duty it is made to divide the county into three Supervisor Districts and provide for the election of Supervisors, organize townships and: start the machinery of the new county. Provision .is also made for the settlement of the preportion of county debt of counties from which territory is taken by commissioners, anda sinking fund for Donner county for the payment of the proportion ascertained to be due from it to other. counties. It also provides for the transfer of records, actions, etc., and the assessment of taxes for .1872. in-Donner county, It provides for an assessnor more than. fifty cents for the sinking fund,. The other taxes aré t@be levied as State and county taxes are-levied, provided they are althe general fund of the county. —> 2 ‘Rolls of Honor. The following names are on the Rollof Honor in the 2nd Intermediate School, for the month ending February 2nd, 1872, Miss Emma Palmer, teacher: Willie Gray, Willie Reilly, Mary Hothersall, Ella Greeley, Mary McLaughlin, Gussie Hoffman, Josie McLaughlin, Willie Quigley, Nellie Clurk, Mary Baldridge, Emma Schemer, Emma King, Charles Guffin, Jessie Nivens, Earnest Welch, Rosilla Snelling, Marshal Locklin. 2nd Primary—Miss Flora Cornell, Lizzie Holbrook, Charles Alty, Dolly Long, Hattie Hook, George Black, John Gallegher, Nelly McBrown, Paulina Weiss, Willie Latta, Isabella Jack, Aggie Speier, Suma Smith, Emily. Rolfe, Chirlotte Kriess, in nie Hughes, Eda Ott, Willie Rogers. teacher : Emma. Ott, Amelia Hook, Bell Millhorn, ‘Hattie Lane, John ‘Black, Maggie Coughlin, Albert Millhorn, Gussie Black, “George Reilly, Samuel Porter, Lizzie Hutchison, Charlie Monro, Susie Bluet. — Serious Accident. Yesterday morning Richard Trotter, who’ is employed at the old Soggs’ mine, on Deer,Creek, was considerably injured by the accidental ‘explosion of a giant powder cap. He was badly cut“in the face, eye and under the arm. Trotter is lately from Virginia City and was recently married. Dr. Hunt was called and dressed his wounds, which are not considered trons. Splendid Beef, . “Thepe whowant a delicious roast for Sunday, should. call on 8, M. Timmons, at the Empire Market, of Sierra valley beef. of the year. ea Jailor. Children’s Class, will meet’ to-day at Temperance Hall. speak of ‘‘us’>ead “our’* with capibig commerce, apd we rather think for. the following Commissioners: . it is somewhat dependent on the “rument of not less than twenty-five, -stock jobbers for the interest of their. +lowed-to levy $1 on each $100-for . Legislators are. merely local agents . teacher: Mary Hook, Fannie Dawley, . Commercial street, and get.a piece No beef: in the State is equal to it at this season Emory Sandford, of Grass Valley, will be Jailor under Sheriff Perrin. Mr. Sandford isa thoroughly reliable man, a consistent Republican, and will make a trustworthy officer. .The children’s class in danci ngAs to-day is the last lesson of the winely . onth, it in expected they -will come ‘The San Fram , commenti en in Sam Frangi affairs by r tativ in the as fy 8: : eae al g—-pu ublio-w6rks: keepingdown, the dust, dead cats, sewers,court house and.so forth, are OUR affairs. The money which in all these various, hases is required is OUR’ money. We carry on a vast commerce} we originate .great, projects. of. private improvement, trade, mineand manv. : facture; and we are going to. run this loeal government of ours, or Know the reason why. Rising politicians, possible timber “for Senators, members of Congress, Governors, and so: on, please tukesnotice.-— ~ We know San Francisco is 4 zieas place, and. the Alla isa big paper. Itis just and proper’ that it should 1 tals,and we will notintimate that little things are often . made big in this way. San Francisco is certainly entitled to its dead cats, and we are willitig: if showld “keep its\ “dead . . beats,” its ‘‘deadheads’’ and. its “dead ducks.’ It certainly has a ral districts,’’ which the Alta® ‘sheers at for'thiscommerce. San Francisco originates some great enterprises, as for instance, ‘‘Montgomery . street straight,” ‘street assessments, bridging the Bay, etc. San. Franeisee mines, but principally on the curbstone, where brokers sell stocks or in the’ stock Board. San Francisco trades with the interior, and makes two per.cent.or more_on each. operation. -In short, San Franciscois San Francisco, and the Alta is the mother . . 70 fact ae purchased by Dr. RB. M. ant whieh set right beside’ the oldone, . measured 1.53 inches only. places . of. the gauges have “been. changed and another test. will be, made. gon by the South Yuba gauge is 60.95 the Nevada Light Guard, for parade Jand drill, will be held at the Armory . Hall this evening at half-past seven appear in full uniform, and ‘all abrsentees will be subject to a fine.— ‘Sickness or absence from town are the only excuses that will be-taken.-++tice is hereby.given that a 8 —B.J. Watson, Superintendent of Schools elect, has been appointed Deputy by T. B. White for the rePmainderof the-present—term, which ends on the first —e of nan month; : ty, has been appointed Secretary of the Tide Land Commission, Wm. 8. Byrne, resigned. Mr. Currier is a civil engineer, and was formerly @ resident.of this,county: was engineer of the North Blpamfield Gravel Mining Company’s works at one time. ie Tennent: ‘gauge, u 6 08 the vain A new Tennent . gauge, reThe The total rain fall of the seainches. — . ‘Military, . ” The regular monthly meeting of a tet ln Friday Evening; Feb. 9th, ee ai o’clock. . Members are.ordered to Superintendent of Schools.. tp et Appointed. John M. Currier, of Placer counvice . He thereof. But seriously speaking, is it true that the interior representatives have no business with local affairs? If so, then the members -of-the Legislature are not State officers, but. merely special localities. We hold that the duty of a Legislature is first to the State and afterwards to his immedfate constituency. Those. who hold that would not be wilting to follow up the doctrine in National affairs. If they do it will ‘lead them’ into the exact position taken by Jeff. Davis ‘and other rebels in the outset of the rebellion. Eyery member of the Legislature has an interest in San Fran. . cisco as every member has in Nevada . county, and neither county has’ a right to demand or ask anything that . 2) will be detrimental to the interest, of the masses. of the people. . The truth is that members generally pay tvo . ° little attention to special legislation, and it is for this reason that so many evil local laws are passed. ‘The San Joaquin Republican thinks that the effort of the exemption of of the Five Per Cent Subsidy law will be to leave the law in operation in.all: counties. * It reasohs as follows; If the Legislature acknowledges its inability to vote a direct tet Pri —<Mins-Bmma—Smith _. subsidy taxon the people-.of.a-town . the United States, and have sent forth a or county we cannot understand upon what constitutional authority it claims the right to grant such a privilege to one county and withhold it from andther. Section.11 of Article I of the this State teads : have. a uniform. operation,’ The Supreme-Court, in the case of Smith vs. Judge of the Twelfth District Court, 17 Cal. p.547, uses this language: -‘‘The word. ‘uniform’ does not mean, ‘universal.’ The Constitution is violated only when-a_privianother ‘on substantially the same: facts.”’ Sections 13 of Article 11 of our Constitution says: ‘Taxation shall be equal and uniform throughout the. Stute.”” If this shall be sc as the organic law plainly commands, how can the Legislature _ place one portion of the State in condition that, it may be taxed for a certain purpose and another portion ina situation that it cannot be ‘taxed. for that purpose? If the substitute for the repeal of the Five Per Cent, Act

becomes law we doubt if a progres+ sive judiciary impressed wit found respect for organic law, not decide the class Act ‘unconstitutional, and leave the Five Per Cent, Acta living page of the statute. Tue Kansas Democratic Committee hada full discussion of the passive policy, and agreed to publish an address recommending that the Missouri policy be adGpted ‘by the Na-. tional Democracy in the national by every member of the Committee, including General John 8. Phelps, the ———to thie time. Nites is hepa! given, thatin pursuof the said County of Nevada, State of California, made on--the 12th-day of January, A. D, 1872, in the matter of the Estate of Richard MeDonald. deceased, the undersigned, Guardian. of the-heirs at-law of said deceased, will sell at highest bidder, for cas approyal ef the Court, on Saturday, the 24th day of FebruaIn said Nevada County, the following Real Estate property, to-wit: All the undivided four-ninths (4-9ths] ofall that certain House and Lot of Land, situated, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of Califo r‘nia, on Moore’s Flat, and known as the House and Lot of Richard McDonald, de(L-asth) of all that certain lot of Mining ope being on the West side of said ‘Moore’ 8 several counti¢s from the Gperation . _ Me “All laws of a general nature ‘shall . ' ledge extended to one is denitdto. campaign of 1872. Tt will be signed ‘who has doubted the expediency See CHNERAL AGENTS FoR THEE PAGIIC, GUARDIAN’S SALE. ance of an order of the Probate Court ublic auction, to the ,and subject’ to the ry, A. D°1872, ati2 o'clock, M. at the Court House Door, in Nevada City, ceased. Also, all the undivided one-twerity-fourth aims a.d Mining Lands, situated, lying in. the County of Nevada and State of alifotnia,called the Tiinois Mining.Claims . esther with the tunnels and appurtenan-ces thereunto belonging. Terms. of Sales Cash in: Gold Coin : the one-half to be paid on the day of: sale and the balance on confirmation of sale. Deed at the expense of purchaser. Feb. 3d, 1872. ELLEN BAGLEY, Guardian. ods L Caldwell, Atty. “ORGANS! For Parlor, Lodge or Church. SSRS, PRINCE & CO. have the old est, largest and most complete Manutuctory of Cabinet Organs and Melodeons in ern than any other Manufactory, and they have never had.an instrument returned from any imperfection or deficiency in construction, For over twenty-three years, the superior excellence of the Prince Organs and Melodeons has not been questioned, and for six years past the enormous demand has made it impossible for them to meet their” orders promptly, Instruments manufac~ ured-by Prince & Co—twenty years old— are now valued by their owners as highly as thd day they were bought. Over 8,000 are now in use in various parts of the world. a WM. KNABE & CO’S. . Fe erano FORTES! Undeubtedly the best first class Piano manufactured in America ! ‘These Instruments having been before the ¢ for over thirty years, have, upon their excellence alone, attained. an, unpurchased pre-eminence, that pronouuces them unrivalled.. Their TONE combines great power}sweetness in fine singing quality, as well as great purity of intonation and evenness throughOut the entire scale. ~~ The TOUCH is pliant and_elastic, and entirely free from that stiffness found in many Pianos. In WORKMANSHIP ars are unexcelled (formerly Boardman, Gray & Co's) PIANO FORTES ! . RE comparatively low eek very durA able Instruments, well suited to stand the extreme changes of winter and dryness in ee foot-hills‘and mountain plays. + elena -_: Au our Instruments are fally warranted for five years. and will bear good usage from ten to fifteen years.. Circulars ‘and descriptive Price Lists will be Bent on application to ; > AD, BANCROFT & CO. ern “Mosic DEPARTHCEYT, San Francisco. : : \ ASSESS SSS ena iensresnntcemnenieies ust Niisbinay miinias . Steel Pens, Beads, etc, etc. “. istrator of said Estate, will sell at private sale, te the highest bidder for cash, subject to confirmation, by said Probate . Court,. : -. tion of sale by said Probate Court. The {and known as Lot No. 3 in Block No. 54, WILLIAM McCAMMON & 60'S . : © a ed : oes Needles, Combs. Brushes, Straps. Fresh and’ wige Perfumery. _ DEPOT of Garden, Flower and Vegetable Setds, from:Annonay, (France) Rochester N. ¥., and California, ca Also, Rose-Leaf Mulberry Seed. : _ Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872. Administrator’ s Sale of Real Estate. : OTICE is hereby gi given, that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court vt the County of Nevada, State of California made on the 3lst day of January, A. D. 1872,.in the matter of the Estate of Alfred Bolton, deceased, the undersigned, AdminOn Friday, the 16th day of February, 1872, ati2 o’clock, M All the right, title, interest and estate of the said intestate, at the time of ‘his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said Estate has, by o tien of law or. otherwise, acquired other than or in addition te that of the said intestate, at the time of his death, i. and to all that lot, piece or. parcel of land, situate, lying, and being in the said ‘County of Nevada, and described as follows to-wit :—That certain lot of land, with the . House thereon, situated om the West side of Auburn street, in the Town of Grass Valley, Nevada County, California, bounded and described as follows: On the East by Auburn street, South by Woif Creek, West by land of Huntley : and onthe North by lot and premises of W. C. Btokes. Terms of Sale, cash in.gold coin ; fifty per cent of the purchase money to be. paid on the day. of sale ; the balance on confirmadeed ty be at the expense of the purchaser. . Bids for the above describedproperty will + be-receiyed by the undersigned, at his_office, No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. Said bids to be made in writing. CHAS. McELVY, Adm’r Estate of Alfred Bolton, dec’d. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1872.” Sale. Administrator’s ‘OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court or the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the dist day of January, A. D. 1872, in the matter of the Estate of Horace Bower, deceased, the undersigned Adminis. trator of the Eétate, will sell at private sale, to the highest’ bidder, for cash, on = _. FRIDAY, the 16th day of February, A. D. . 1872, at 12 o’clock, M., at the Court House door in Nevada City, in said Nevada County, the following Real Estate, to-wit: All that certain lot of land situated in Nevada City, Nevada County. State of California, and known as lot No. 6,in Block No. 30, bounded on the ‘south’ Lg tie Street, on the west > lot occupied Coutard, on the north by jot of lease a can on the east b the lot on which stands Pennsylvania ne House, Also all that curtain lot situated in said City of Nevada, bounded on the north by lands of Adair, on thé West by Adam’s Street, on the east by Clay Street, and on the south by Lot No. 5 in Block No. 54. Also. the undivided 1-6 of the Quartz Ledge, situated in Nevada townas the Austin & Co’s Quartz Ledge. Also, Lot of Land, situated in Nevada ‘Township aforesaid, bounded onthe west by lands of Archie Nevins and on the south by lands of C. Beckman. Also all that undivided %,more or less,of all that certain lot of mining lands and mining claims situated in Placer County, Cal, on Big Black Canyon, extending in length 8,000 feet. Also, the undivided * of all that certain lot of mining lands ated on the west side of the Big Black yon, located by & Co., and situated in said. county of Placer; and particularly described in inventory ‘of appraise4mentonfile in said Court. Written offers will be received for ssid property at the office of J. I. Caldwell, No. 42, Broad Street, Nevada City, Nevada Gounty, Cal., up to 12 o’clock, M.,.Feb. 15th, 1872. Terms of sale—Cash, one-half on day of sale and balance of purchase money on confirmation of sale. " Deed at the expense ot the purchaser. ~GHARLES McELVY, iia Se Administrator. Feb, lat, 1872. = ‘ National Exchange OTICE OF ANNUAL said Company. Notice is hereby el to the Stockholders of the National E change Hotel Company, thata Meeting of the Steckholders of said Company will be held at the office of J, I. Caldwell, in Nevada city, Nevada County, Cal. on MONDAY, the 4th day of March, Ker, at 7 o'clock, P. M., of said day, for the purpose of electing ‘Trustees and other officers and the transac.tion of such hago og as the stockholders ; qOnN CASHIN, President. Tully. Ps ship and County; State of California; known . a ett ity, that we have fully recommend vada City and Co _ ves ow, ‘PARTY be gtven by the® As our Medical AAvisér Laat “a and t shat Saapsid Di i Buslow has es of Wevada Cite with the greatest Success in al} Met ing upder his treatment, and that #e We chen a to the Public of Ne. : Nevada City. sician. . J. JACOBS, AT TEMPERANCE HALL. A. ROSENTHAL, ©. P, RINNERT, A. BARUH, a K. FOEUTH. \ WM. SCOTT,” MRS, CALDWELL, R. W. TULLY, . Tickets $1.50. A. J. STILES, ar ~ A. GOLDSMTPH, ; Nevada, Feb, and. A. ISOARD,. MRS. THOMAS MOONEy, Tru LOUIS W. DREYFUSS, _ : stee e Meeting. JOHN BLASAUF,——-—— PADGER HILL &_ CHEROKEE GRAV_. DANIEL MURPHY, ‘ EL MINING COMPANY. Office at Nosth MARIAN ANDRODE, ban Juan, Nevada County, California. NoL. JACOBS, r of the Board of Trustees of the Badger a: JOHN PEARD, ~ es and Cherokee Gravel Mining Company, will MESWATIZAS = be holden at the office of the Company, at ANTONIA JOSE SILVA, North San Juan, Neyada County,on'THURSJAMES H. YOUNG DAY, February 15th, at 2 o’clock, P, M., for . : the transaction of such business as imiay be MRS. ‘W. bi. "TISDALE, brou dame it: MRS. GANFIELD, . eH BEER, taemient. JOHN KISTLE# North San Team Jan. = ’ WM. KISTLE, JOHN SENNER, Jr. FANCY GOODS IMPORTED MRS. M. J. TORSON, ‘Direct from Paris! MRS. J. M. PHILLIPS, oct A N. ©. TULLY, eS. KASKIL CASPER, angie SIMON ROSENTHAL, ISADORE ISAA = 5 ae ELIX GILLET'S HAIR DRESSWatons vrei ING. SALOON, ig 2% _ PINE STREBT, NEVADA CITY. Nevada, Feb. 1st, 1872, ge ane THREAD, Black, White and j he —_— DR. F. BUELOW * iG PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, A CCOUCHEURAND ocuuasr, Office—Corner of Spring s ana Pine Streets ga Any person desirous of seeing my Diploma ¢ ean do so by calling af my Office. ade. Attention Nevada Light Guard! YOU are hereby ordered to appear your Armory on SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 3d, 1$72, in full-uniform: to attend the regular Monthly Meeting and Patat. All, ineanberd failing to» Bpitet af roll ¢all will be held delinquent an of $3 which will only be remitted on secount of sickness or absence from town. a a order, .°: F. Evens, 0, 8. subject to a fine M. 8. DEAL, Captain. _ ja0 MEERSCHAUM PIPES! oe “GREAT. BARGAIN! i cae é EP ROSE hos on hana 200 Dozen Geriuine ‘Meerschaum Pipes ! . Which he will sell TO DEALERS 8@-100 per cent cheaper than any other House on the Coast. } purchases, January 30th, 1872. Dealers are invited to calland: examine my stock and _Prices before making their SAM. L. HASEY, 521 Kearney Street, P; -CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, Acids and Mining Chemicals, cig NEVADA DRUG. STORE. 8. W. COR, BROAD & PINE STREETS Under the Transcript Printing Offiee. cere . KE. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY Also, a Lot of Gennine Bear’s Oil, . For the Hair. Sn Die . B.wATHAN. * NATHAN & MILLER, Corner of Pine ae Commercial 5.1 camel ee — Nevada, Feb, One Price, and that the Lowest: NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING. — B. BH. MILL. Streets, Nevada City,D1i6; OULD respectfully inform the pu \ V that they have just t received a large assortment of ~~ MEN and BOYS’ CLOTHING, Business Suits, Underwear, White Shirts, Excellent White g ersten