February 6, 1873 (4 pages)

at ey, HN Beard of Super visors. “ Wepwnespar, Feb. 5th. . Board met pursuant to ey mert.>. Fall Board i ewe den¥ FW, Roby in the c Miuutées of yesterday's procgpeings read and approved.” ‘Twenvy-stirmembers of the Utety Bar have united: ih presenting a themorial to Congress asking for such legislation as will remove the evils which have , long existed in tha Territory by reason: of a conflict of They ‘state that from the. very beginning the ee ef Utéh has been sabver_ si¥e-of thd . Federal authority. The =--leeal Legislature __has__resorted._to. every device to deprive the Goyernor : “and Judges appointed by the Federal __Goverhniéut—of—all—pewer—in_.the_ It is further charged that it has neglected for twenty-one ‘years to enact any wholesome system of jing __laws necessary for the :peeee“and pro-+/ tection of the community; that it-has: conferred. legislative authority. om municipial corporations, and these have been so extended as to cover all while under the . Charters of these corporations almost unlimited’ power-eould be ‘weed for . local ‘and Federal laws. territory. the settled lands, oppression. ‘We. quote some of Cinttini specific charges: Fourth, It has, Tees EET of their jurisdiction. and power the courts of general jiirisdiction, whose judges are appointed by the Federal Government, and assumed to parcel and _ inferior courts, filled .by local appointments or election, which inferior courts it has exaltéd and’ niade * not only co-ordinate with, bit indeout that jurisdiction to Igcal pendent of the former, Fifth. It seems to grant a pareel ——eut to a few favorites, the timnber in é C. Holzenbacker,. “ 42 53+ AeA ae the mountains and canyous, and also Jas. Frasier, ie 39:38 Sheep Raising. ee aie the usufruct and control of streams M.Cannolly, é 30} The Cloverdale Bee gives the expe: a a of running. water in the Territory, . jy: ae, f é 43 . Tience in this business of Frank Meea ~ rendering thé body of people dependa" a 81 Elarney, as follows: In November if ent therefor on them. ; ““ 37. 01 . 1860, he started sheep ‘Yaising “near Sixth. Instead of providing for . . “ “ 53.65 . the town of Sanel, Mendicino coun. and building up common schools fer: “ “ 76 39 . ty, commencing with a stock of 150 hes education, it has provided and devor. 5.5. Kitto, « , 9503 . Sheep, @ single blanket and a,camp ie ted'escheats and confiscations for the } Jno. Murphy, “+ 9 7g pkettle, and being--$15v-in-debt, havuse of p ghufch, én to bring hither . 5, Kitto, re 30 00 . ing borrowed that amount to purits converts from Europe, by taking} 7. Murphy, “s 149 63 . chase the sheep. He attendedsteadoF “property in utter disregard of all “ “ 37 69 . ily to his ene and ie four years: + Fights of heirs and ereditors, —~ “Theo, Schwartz, Vg p qo pthereafter;Seventh. It has provided exwanrs M. Phelan, “ 63 00 . he sold $5,000 worth of sheep and dinary and arbitrary rules,. whereby . p45. Huckins, “ 63 00 . Wool from the increase of his original f the citizen has been deprived of his} 4. Huntley, “ 98 36 . Stock of 150. sheep, then had 1,514 property without due process of law. . 3. Bottomly, “ 45 66 head left, and besides had a wagon, Eighth. The manicipial govern. Savage, “ 45 68 . four horses, three cows, plenty of ments: established-by~ it-ahd“spreadB.S. Ogden, WGA MEE ccc 90'. fowls,-and-lived as~—comfortably as a over the habitable parts of the Terri-. ¢ Holzenbaokor, ‘-e 30 7] . man could wish. , Mr. McElarney’s tory, have established and. put in. wy, Wilkinson, “ 46 46 . Xperience demoff#trates clearly that ; =e ~=feree-elaborate-codes-of laws,-mosily. Jes: Brown; ae 31 50 . 8By man, who has the necessary.im ee ‘uniform, but most oppressive, vexa-. 510225 Bates & ie 9 79 64 . dustry and perseverance, with.a-little 4 tious and arbitrary, in their nature, Henry Hays). “«. 144 99 . Capital, cam succeed better at sheep and far more so in: their executions re “ 55 08 . Taising than any other business. in 4 by means of ‘tribunals weaved “ rr 108 56 . the State. He is still in the same a by law. an D.Marsh, special contract, 61 54 . business; in this vioiity, and is: re: hibdebdiinmiiie Mandbii! J.A. ChesnutéCo., “ 37 25 wen apculle “ee epee ae Ee, ; , i ‘ J Ww, H. Smith, » 66 12 00 count. is stoe 18-0. nok! 1 : Price tes dca at his ree . W. H. Crawford, ss 4 50 . Merino variety, beed from J. D, Pat‘ Me _ SOR TD” SREAMCNG, 1 RAN, 08 C. R. Hall, “ 556 50 . terson’s and Samuel Brannan'sstock,. Saturday, at the age of ‘sixty-seven H, Fuchs, “ 28 00 . He says they are far superior to ‘the q ¢ bet rd mind ond pote gt Star Mill Co.,. us 40 80 . Cotswold. breed whieh: are raised nea ae oar 7 rah ge wee PB. Huckins, es 30 00 . Mainly for matton,, producing less ’ ‘iti'tenin 5 Bho ote: J. M. Mathews, ae 125 00 . Wool than other breeds; and as+ mat-: _ “ty the ‘whote of his useful tite~ tn: re-. }~Yotal Read Fuad, ~~~" $2,807 81 -wool always finde a good marketand ® a — searches of that nature and had.comAFTERNOON SESSION. alls KE a 50d wk joe caw) nas mandéd the United ‘States Exploring} “W.H. Totten, juror : : BOOS. Pre, 2716 More padt4 ) tten, juror certificates, . itable to raise sheep*for theit. wool: a Expedition. He was one of-the men} General Fund, $20. Mr. McK: k d i a < muds Luleiditee arney s¥ys that to improve a ho ca pected'for her} Jno. Keiser, Justice tees, General . the stock by crossing is better th 4 u had:been made the recipient of wari. Clerk dnstracted to notify Judge . flock main ay eh ‘ ; a « More. money can be. made ate ous medals from European sever; . Keiser that interpreters’ fees will on. with 1,000-sheepof improved: stoek eigns. He ranked as Lieutenant in ly be allowed when sent by the in. thom with 3,000 of: ordinary beeed ‘3 the United States service, and has. terpreters themselves, properly amdibesides the pasture will net Ne : always been designated by that title, . vouched for by the Justices: A need Up so fast. ® Magnaninsaspeople thereby showoe me ce ing their forgiveness toward-him for . Gand Firemen’s Ball. _— Indiana negro was lately senbaer serving im» the: Gontederate ‘navy;. The Fire Departnient of this city; teneed to $1,000 fine and three years’ ee where he ranked as Commodore.: ~ — foster: give a grand ball . inyprisonment for marrying a white , ik inh ue : on Friday, the 2ist of this month, at{/ woman. This is a verphbigh price . rset A NEWSPAPER in = City gives . Temperance Hall. The several comfor’marriage in a State Tews pts ; —"— ~~ father a discouraging: account of . nittess have been selected, as will . i#-a0' cheap. what the-farmersin those “‘diggings”’ . 46 seen by reference to the adverrites : s are —* rather ee nt tising columms of the Transcrsrr. Ca the year 1865, Messrs. Laird a fare the prices currents. A pair of -win-} 7, tronble o expense Ce., .ship-builders, Greeneek,Soot“ter boots cdst'two ‘londs of potatoes; pager er . sehen ‘land, “have completed férty-nine 3 _ # tights lodging, a toad.of oats;the . toature, and if the past is any crite. *e*™mer™ of the aggregate tomnage of ee wife wears five acres of whent;the . rion-forthe fature, we may expect a 120,000 tons, and tiie Upward of i children each ten acres ‘of cornsthe ‘magnificent. affair, ‘The. dancing . ¥15,000,000/ price of an overcoat is w goodfout-. 41) will be tastefully decorated, the} Wrra qufet sarcasm a Maii ae year-old steer; of a Sunday suittwen-. goor waxed,-polite attendants to wait remarks thet‘after the ine paper : ‘ _ty fat hogs.” “The farm, too, wears] upon the guests, and the several getithels 988: peed Chase heirs 3 4.5 sie , . more or less, . “mortgage that 1s worse than hatdpan . committees, composed of our brave! from Bugland: they will conf ¢ td the soil, and the annual tax rots. and geod: leoking firemen, will use. yor. by . pone ‘ theroof tnetge theta aide 5 liquidating a small bill at its : every effort:for the comfort and hap-‘ office.ey abolishing. the: State ond county limusic, ‘by ‘Maller’ 6 Quadrilie Band, Conrax will defend hinee}f Susinst % petit as on Sige . Hig @ guaratites'that it will be equal to . the charges made McCoomb and E re ea Jang’ that canbe procured in the . Ames, (a ‘Tue San Joaquin Republican, pub. States’ We predict a brilliantaffair by =~ ayog Storhtony had ceased to ex. wer Fite Scams * on Fiiday, eves ea a ora ane snort ee ts eee y serial tn eee ae LAA TER . je rt sagagement-in-Se buts Boon: om © The aetion of the Clerk in@awhig warrants.on the Special Fund im the amount of $233 50, in payment of insurance policies, House building and ——— was t . approved. The report of the Moai: Gommissioner, for the quarter ending Jan. 31st, was.read, approved, and ordered ‘spread upon the minutes as follows >: To the Hdn: the Board ofSa sors of Nevada.county:—Your Road Commissioner begs leave to report-. ,, that he has éxamined all the various + . . sections of the roads in the several ; rvithem in a good and passable condi-. tion; also all tie bridges: and ¢éulverts in good repair, with the excephon of. sections 4 and 7 Nevada, sec‘tions 1, 3.and:4 t, and sec‘tions 1 and 3 Bloomfield townships, of which I have withheld their pay, juntil such time as work is done‘on said sections to my €iitire satisfaction. All of which ‘is respectfully submitted. Was. Daws. Grass Valley, Feb. 1st, 1873. . On motion the Ryd Commission. er was authorized to let a contraet for macadamizing 1,500 feet of road jon section 4, Nevada township, as oon as he may deem the same advisable. The folowing:demands against the county were allowed and —— paid: Wm. Daws, Road es eae per diem and mileage,General — $6585": Jas. Fleming,. laberprotat’ 8. . fees, District Court, $12. C. Holzenbacker,Road Fund, $46 %’ Jas. McNally, n 53.13 “ on the Court’ townships of the county;—and find and had perished ‘to gether. Moth““} Napa peper prints a letter from a Mianesota farmer making some inquiry about California, in which ‘he says that some twenty families ofhis neighborhood; incladipg hid own, have resolved to abatidon Minnesota: fof California, fairfy frozen Out. AX writer in the New York Herald deseribes'sothe sc-nes in that State at . weeks ago.Some of' the passengers in snow bound-—railway trains, were frozen to death. After extricating the trains; the working parties pro« ceeded to explore the neighboring prairies and isolated firm houses. The explorers found sleighs. overset, and’; horses and -oceupants. frozen stiff. Some had cut. the animals: ‘bose and attempted to. make their heay by mutual aid through the snow, ers had wrapped their “babes close to their breasts, and lain down to shelterthem-where both froze. The entire-oeeupants of some of the houses were frozen, some in their beds, oth+ ers where they. had huddled into corners which seemed warmer than the rest. In all, three hundred:gersons are mentioned. as having perished in Minnessta. The same “Storm -was—equally—severe, —and the. cold equally intense: over Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan. And_ this, while the rose-trees bloomed in California. There are thousands who can be attracted ncxt Spring,. by proper exertion, from those rigorous regions.te the balmy climes of the Racific, Among the citizens of California are 5;361 natives of Iowa, 3,0&8 natives of. Wisconsin, and 461 natives of Minnesota. There are perhaps double these numbers who have resided in those States, although not born there, th@ end of the cold snowstorm: two} *eident, pieces of glass broke through . had been forced from his system. _Lloaded with: merchandise are to be . who had-a-twelve horse team whose __. nursing. . steamers to Libena. Three thou_ QukrévéRescits or aN AgcrDENT. Early in the Spring of 1850: the baby boy of.a prominent f florist, of . San Fruncisto, while playing in. “thet yard with several, little companions, dashed a junk pa dey the stane doarstep, and prible injtnae ‘etext, the ‘pieces of glass eutting-his head and face in many places and-severing an artery inthe right arm. The boy nearly bled to: cian, and was saved only throughthe most assiduous attention. of the man . of medicine and the watehfulness. of . a fond mother. Months elapsed before the patient was: pronounced out of danger, and the services of the “physician with and thé effects of the . + accident were apparent ‘for years. At various times during: the fifteen. years immediately follawing the acthe flesh of the victim's person and ‘were removed by himself, until, finally, it was supposed that all the glass Thus far the glass had been removed . without causing him any special puin or uneasiness, and as he had attained’a vigorous , ‘manhood he felt . that his condition wus by no means dangerous. The accident was again brought to mind about two weeks ago, by a sensation of puin-in the centre of the forehead and the large swelling that ensued, and as he surmised-the cause of his trouble “he ealled on the family physician and announced himself ready for more excavations. Ina short time anothergem from the collection of:junk bottle emeralds ‘‘salted’’ in his system in childhood; was drawn from his swollen forehead. SwIFTNEss OF THE Eprzooric.— Mr. Bateman, the well known ‘surveyor, now. a resident of Steptoe Valley,. says: the Virginia City Enterprise,. gives a frightful aeeount of the epizootic now prevailing in thé eastern counties of: this State._He says the disease spread over a thousand miles of ground with the swiftness ofi a4 flash of Jightming. It was everyin Steptoe Valley and throughout the country are down .with the disease, Mr. Bateman says thaton. the road from Toane to Pioche many wagous . seen standing-in-the desert; the animals belonging, to which-died of the disease, or se many of them that not enough were left to draw. the vehicles. He speaks of one .teamster animals were suddenly taken-sick on the desert; eight‘of them died and the four others were badly off. Few teams are to be seen on any of the roads of the country, as the owners of horses affected with the disease are giving them rest and careful a > adelphia common : council, was recently arrested:in # gambling house,, and he proved to be a part owner. in the'concern. Ascommittee . as been appointed to impeach him, but he eannot be found. pee Society have resolved to urge the government to establish _a—line of sand applicants: are now awaiting May. Most of the applicants are from Florida and-Georgia. > — Inis now said: the Reading rail. road coal combimation is controlled by English capitalists, largely interested in coal andiron mines in Engprice of these articles so—high that they would be imported in large quantities and a great profit reaped, . County Ceurt, Feb. 5th. People vs.Louis Denzer—grand larceny. Plead not guilty. _ trial Friday, Heb. Zist, is73.People vs. Frank W, Luje—grand Jarceny. Plead not guilty. Set for trial Monday, .Feb. 24th, 1873 Court adjourned to Monday morning at 10 o’clock. A cak load of cotton was lately received at the Mills, from Pluinsburg, county. — Merced “Tue Utah Northern Narrow Gauge celebration: 2o:e AN Indiana editor hires a band to serenade him twice a week, and be} tation always responds by. » column. of cent, creature. death before-the arrival of a physi-;_ where at once. Near'y alithe horses . passage, and 300:leave on the Ist of . . lend, and scheming to advance the . ° Set:for . Marysville Woolen . : Railroad. is completed to Logan, . . Cache county, und there was’ a big A weattHy New York woman is in limbo for swindling.a servant. . She charged the girl with theft, and extorted hush-métiey from the ingoa \ te aus 2] —_— + ee Ir is stated that numbers of aber, ‘find even rabbits and other suall game, have been found dead in the ‘Kentucky mountains, exhibiting unamistakable signs of epizooty. ——————_-> Fur announcement of death to the nitniber of over fifty from small-pox at. Baltimore caused some alarm there; and the officials of the city. are called upon to take measures to preyent' the spread of the disease. Resresentatrve King of Missouri proposes to 1h introduce i in “Congress a their passenger trains with a powerpletely in the hands of the engineer. A six is before the Mhitie’ Legislature which proposes: to’ go to the bottom of the railroad accident business, and make it murder in the first degree when foss of life it caused’ By a maliciously obstracted'track. . R. W. Srssow, of Rocklin, has imported'100 prairie chickens ftom the Western States;“and he proposes: to they may propagate their species. THE sévére gale on Friday last blew, down Heilbron & Bros, barn, at the beet sugar factory, Sderamento, in which there were’ about 100 head of beef sattle,some of which were killed. Tue obesity ofa Keokuk (Towa) hog, is attributed'to the fict that he devoured his owner’s son, a nice . juicy lad of four years.; — Tue failroad round house at Tocomotives, was destroyed: by fire on . Saturday. night. GRAND* Firemen’s. Bafl ! bl TEMPERANCE HALL,. Friday Evening, Beb. 21st. TO BE GIVEN BY THEInvftation Comm! ite “fur directorsvf the Colonization; JORN-F. HOOK, ~enshdeccompncts JOS. OLIVE, F.ELERMAN, * 0. E. TOMPKINS, ©, T. CANFIBLD,. W. RB. COR,” =H. QUENTHER,. L. SEIBERT. JOS. FLEMING, H. ODGERS, = MARK SHAVER. . J:-W. CLABK. @. V. SCHMIDTBURG, Floor Managers S A.R. WADSWORTH, E. GOLDSMITR).A. STEGER, C, J. NAFFZIGAR, JOHN RAPP, FRANK H. FISHER, A. I, ZEKIND, ~ DR.D. M. BROWN. = The Music. will be furnished byMUL+ LER's QUADRILLE BAND. ten up in this city. at Caniiass Wiis Sabena necessary. By order of ‘Fire Department. x brake;-whieh will place-them~com-+ tnrn them loose on his ranch that . tice ano, Nevada, together with three lo. +7 _THE SUPPER will be the best everi got-. GRASS SEED, CLOVER Shin _ Fresh Garden FLOWER . SEED. aim AT Se: PRESTON'S DEVG stop. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’s EXTRACT, ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF, ali —AT— PRESTON's. —_— LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 59 Cotste at Preston’s. GLUE, SHIDEAC, aleions a Nevada: Drug Store. 88 BROAD STREET, ALEX. GAULT: <:Propriety, % Hot Bread and Brédlefast Rey, every morning, Sidnday, excepted. da E have always the best VaNhely every thing in otr line, . EXCELLENT BUT TER, TURE. factory in the State. Try it. Waddding Cake: furnished on short neNEW Fi FIRM. N sonmand A: R. Wadsworth have thie duy forimed a co-partnership. under the firm nane of HANSON & WADSWURTH ey will carry-on the Grocery’ and Provisioy basiness atthe old stand, No. 59 bRUAD: STREET. “A. H. HANSON, Ak. Wabewoni Nevada, Tan: et 1873. CALIFORNIA SALVE, PUT UP BY! TAYLOR & CO. At Roséyille’Jtuinction, Placer’ (Co: 8 A PAINLESS REMEDY for Piles, Cerns, Bunions, Sores and Flesh Wonnds On man or beast. Seld by EM.PRES1OK, Bread street, Nevada. nd NOTIGE. errr at PROPOSALS will be received until tire tot Tuewtsy on March by the Board of ‘Trustces 0: ‘own of Gras Valley for s™pplying the ‘town with water. Plans anu Specifications’ can be seen at the Town Clerk’; office, Exchange Hotel build-ing, Grass. Walley. Proposals not confona ing with tue specifications will also te considered by the Buard.W. H, BENSON, President. Grass Faller, Jan. 9th, 1873. jll ‘CLOSING OUT SALE: JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods fur’ sale at : San Francisco Cost Price! The Stock consists of 100,000 Cigars. _. \__10,000 tbs Tobacco. _*_ FIRE DEPARTMENT,, Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, é. As I shall. positively. close besines » this city I invite dealers and all others wih ing anything in my line to Call and ee wl Goods, 2 Favs huxeywitt. All persons indebted te me are hereby t* qaested to call and settle their accounts. Nevada, January. 15, 1873.Hamilton's: Restaurant. Removed to BROAD STREET, MEALS served up in a sh and at the lowest retes. at‘all aoe > H. HAMILTON, ‘Proy’t Nevada, Jan. den, 1873. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET ; Commercia) Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO liav: having » 8 Mest Market: on Commercial a ng pared te supply. customers. with tb quality.cf Beet, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef; Corned Barts tess at the lowest_rateé for ciem™: iilacer 3 ; XINKELS NEW 1 METHOD 0rd THE ald call'the ea a ers and Aniateurs to Kinkel’s — Method for the Reed and Melode’ which we will iseue sbout rage a This work is: be others of its-clhus 4 sim examined it; It contains s clear sD one } ple course of instruction whereby this sosiy coal: aequire the mastery of ws vorite Imetrament, with a few mo? study It will always be & favorite wor ‘with the teacher, om account of its cl! ‘CRACKERS OF OUR OWN MaxUne-& A good sample of Candy from the bat . OTISE is idbeby give given that A, H. Pan. : Boa Pa ‘Board’ 1 . mhent. Pr dent J. W. Minutes .jngs were I The fol the county rious funds as follows N.P.B etce., Spee’ = Sam. §i1 ty Court,’ Nevada sumed ani Fund, $4! ~ Geo. E. jail, ete., Joseph eral Func Josep * Special F The ret Justice-ot ship, was tion acce — §worn man, shi of. bridg bridges, « taining t Toll Roa collectio: petition © praying presente the Boat Geo. for rene . tollas a 0. C. renewal Friday; ing app road lice —The 1 Thos. & cense oO presente The C structed tury of § of the C tices of. the Cle structed Special on thei! Ther quarter ead an Nor the Bos mornin Fr vom WO) of the who ar mornil his pa the stc most 3 wind 1 Up in. in . Lake . of fro blocki morni starter Lake -Thed City i of Tu

at ey, HN Beard of Super visors. “ Wepwnespar, Feb. 5th. . Board met pursuant to ey mert.>. Fall Board i ewe den¥ FW, Roby in the c Miuutées of yesterday's procgpeings read and approved.” ‘Twenvy-stirmembers of the Utety Bar have united: ih presenting a themorial to Congress asking for such legislation as will remove the evils which have , long existed in tha Territory by reason: of a conflict of They ‘state that from the. very beginning the ee ef Utéh has been sabver_ si¥e-of thd . Federal authority. The =--leeal Legislature __has__resorted._to. every device to deprive the Goyernor : “and Judges appointed by the Federal __Goverhniéut—of—all—pewer—in_.the_ It is further charged that it has neglected for twenty-one ‘years to enact any wholesome system of jing __laws necessary for the :peeee“and pro-+/ tection of the community; that it-has: conferred. legislative authority. om municipial corporations, and these have been so extended as to cover all while under the . Charters of these corporations almost unlimited’ power-eould be ‘weed for . local ‘and Federal laws. territory. the settled lands, oppression. ‘We. quote some of Cinttini specific charges: Fourth, It has, Tees EET of their jurisdiction. and power the courts of general jiirisdiction, whose judges are appointed by the Federal Government, and assumed to parcel and _ inferior courts, filled .by local appointments or election, which inferior courts it has exaltéd and’ niade * not only co-ordinate with, bit indeout that jurisdiction to Igcal pendent of the former, Fifth. It seems to grant a pareel ——eut to a few favorites, the timnber in é C. Holzenbacker,. “ 42 53+ AeA ae the mountains and canyous, and also Jas. Frasier, ie 39:38 Sheep Raising. ee aie the usufruct and control of streams M.Cannolly, é 30} The Cloverdale Bee gives the expe: a a of running. water in the Territory, . jy: ae, f é 43 . Tience in this business of Frank Meea ~ rendering thé body of people dependa" a 81 Elarney, as follows: In November if ent therefor on them. ; ““ 37. 01 . 1860, he started sheep ‘Yaising “near Sixth. Instead of providing for . . “ “ 53.65 . the town of Sanel, Mendicino coun. and building up common schools fer: “ “ 76 39 . ty, commencing with a stock of 150 hes education, it has provided and devor. 5.5. Kitto, « , 9503 . Sheep, @ single blanket and a,camp ie ted'escheats and confiscations for the } Jno. Murphy, “+ 9 7g pkettle, and being--$15v-in-debt, havuse of p ghufch, én to bring hither . 5, Kitto, re 30 00 . ing borrowed that amount to purits converts from Europe, by taking} 7.. Murphy, “s 149 63 . chase the sheep. He attendedsteadoF “property in utter disregard of all “ “ 37 69 . ily to his ene and ie four years: + Fights of heirs and ereditors, —~ “Theo, Schwartz, Vg p qo pthereafter;Seventh. It has provided exwanrs M. Phelan, “ 63 00 . he sold $5,000 worth of sheep and dinary and arbitrary rules,. whereby . p45. Huckins, “ 63 00 . Wool from the increase of his original f the citizen has been deprived of his} 4. Huntley, “ 98 36 . Stock of 150. sheep, then had 1,514 property without due process of law. . 3.. Bottomly, “ 45 66 head left, and besides had a wagon, Eighth. The manicipial govern. Savage, “ 45 68 . four horses, three cows, plenty of ments: established-by~ it-ahd“spreadB.S. Ogden, WGA MEE ccc 90'. fowls,-and-lived as~—comfortably as a over the habitable parts of the Terri-. ¢ Holzenbaokor, ‘-e 30 7] . man could wish. , Mr. McElarney’s tory, have established and. put in. wy, Wilkinson, “ 46 46 . Xperience demoff#trates clearly that ; =e ~=feree-elaborate-codes-of laws,-mosily. Jes: Brown; ae 31 50 . 8By man, who has the necessary.im ee ‘uniform, but most oppressive, vexa-. 510225 Bates & ie 9 79 64 . dustry and perseverance, with.a-little 4 tious and arbitrary, in their nature, Henry Hays). “«. 144 99 . Capital, cam succeed better at sheep and far more so in: their executions re “ 55 08 . Taising than any other business. in 4 by means of ‘tribunals weaved “ rr 108 56 . the State. He is still in the same a by law. an D.Marsh, special contract, 61 54 . business; in this vioiity, and is: re: hibdebdiinmiiie Mandbii! J.A. ChesnutéCo., “ 37 25 wen apculle “ee epee ae Ee, ; , i ‘ J Ww, H. Smith, » 66 12 00 count. is stoe 18-0. nok! 1 : Price tes dca at his ree . W. H. Crawford, ss 4 50 . Merino variety, beed from J. D, Pat‘ Me _ SOR TD” SREAMCNG, 1 RAN, 08 C. R. Hall, “ 556 50 . terson’s and Samuel Brannan'sstock,. Saturday, at the age of ‘sixty-seven H, Fuchs, “ 28 00 . He says they are far superior to ‘the q ¢ bet rd mind ond pote gt Star Mill Co.,. us 40 80 . Cotswold. breed whieh: are raised nea ae oar 7 rah ge wee PB. Huckins, es 30 00 . Mainly for matton,, producing less ’ ‘iti'tenin 5 Bho ote: J. M. Mathews, ae 125 00 . Wool than other breeds; and as+ mat-: _ “ty the ‘whote of his useful tite~ tn: re-. }~Yotal Read Fuad, ~~~" $2,807 81 -wool always finde a good marketand ® a — searches of that nature and had.comAFTERNOON SESSION. alls KE a 50d wk joe caw) nas mandéd the United ‘States Exploring} “W.H. Totten, juror : : BOOS. Pre, 2716 More padt4 ) tten, juror certificates, . itable to raise sheep*for theit. wool: a Expedition. He was one of-the men} General Fund, $20. Mr. McK: k d i a < muds Luleiditee arney s¥ys that to improve a ho ca pected'for her} Jno. Keiser, Justice tees, General . the stock by crossing is better th 4 u had:been made the recipient of wari. Clerk dnstracted to notify Judge . flock main ay eh ‘ ; a « More. money can be. made ate ous medals from European sever; . Keiser that interpreters’ fees will on. with 1,000-sheepof improved: stoek eigns. He ranked as Lieutenant in ly be allowed when sent by the in. thom with 3,000 of: ordinary beeed ‘3 the United States service, and has. terpreters themselves, properly amdibesides the pasture will net Ne : always been designated by that title, . vouched for by the Justices: A need Up so fast. ® Magnaninsaspeople thereby showoe me ce ing their forgiveness toward-him for . Gand Firemen’s Ball. _— Indiana negro was lately senbaer serving im» the: Gontederate ‘navy;. The Fire Departnient of this city; teneed to $1,000 fine and three years’ ee where he ranked as Commodore.: ~ — foster: give a grand ball . inyprisonment for marrying a white , ik inh ue : on Friday, the 2ist of this month, at{/ woman. This is a verphbigh price . rset A NEWSPAPER in = City gives . Temperance Hall. The several comfor’marriage in a State Tews pts ; —"— ~~ father a discouraging: account of . nittess have been selected, as will . i#-a0' cheap. what the-farmersin those “‘diggings”’ . 46 seen by reference to the adverrites : s are —* rather ee nt tising columms of the Transcrsrr. Ca the year 1865, Messrs. Laird a fare the prices currents. A pair of -win-} 7, tronble o expense Ce., .ship-builders, Greeneek,Soot“ter boots cdst'two ‘londs of potatoes; pager er . sehen ‘land, “have completed férty-nine 3 _ # tights lodging, a toad.of oats;the . toature, and if the past is any crite. *e*™mer™ of the aggregate tomnage of ee wife wears five acres of whent;the . rion-forthe fature, we may expect a 120,000 tons, and tiie Upward of i children each ten acres ‘of cornsthe ‘magnificent. affair, ‘The. dancing . ¥15,000,000/ price of an overcoat is w goodfout-. 41) will be tastefully decorated, the} Wrra qufet sarcasm a Maii ae year-old steer; of a Sunday suittwen-. goor waxed,-polite attendants to wait remarks thet‘after the ine paper : ‘ _ty fat hogs.” “The farm, too, wears] upon the guests, and the several getithels 988: peed Chase heirs 3 4.5 sie , . more or less, . “mortgage that 1s worse than hatdpan . committees, composed of our brave! from Bugland: they will conf ¢ td the soil, and the annual tax rots. and geod: leoking firemen, will use. yor. by . pone ‘ theroof tnetge theta aide 5 liquidating a small bill at its : every effort:for the comfort and hap-‘ office.ey abolishing. the: State ond county limusic, ‘by ‘Maller’ 6 Quadrilie Band, Conrax will defend hinee}f Susinst % petit as on Sige . Hig @ guaratites'that it will be equal to . the charges made McCoomb and E re ea Jang’ that canbe procured in the . Ames, (a ‘Tue San Joaquin Republican, pub. States’ We predict a brilliantaffair by =~ ayog Storhtony had ceased to ex. wer Fite Scams * on Fiiday, eves ea a ora ane snort ee ts eee y serial tn eee ae LAA TER . je rt sagagement-in-Se buts Boon: om © The aetion of the Clerk in@awhig warrants.on the Special Fund im the amount of $233 50, in payment of insurance policies, House building and ——— was t . approved. The report of the Moai: Gommissioner, for the quarter ending Jan. 31st, was.read, approved, and ordered ‘spread upon the minutes as follows >: To the Hdn: the Board ofSa sors of Nevada.county:—Your Road Commissioner begs leave to report-. ,, that he has éxamined all the various + . . sections of the roads in the several ; rvithem in a good and passable condi-. tion; also all tie bridges: and ¢éulverts in good repair, with the excephon of. sections 4 and 7 Nevada, sec‘tions 1, 3.and:4 t, and sec‘tions 1 and 3 Bloomfield townships, of which I have withheld their pay, juntil such time as work is done‘on said sections to my €iitire satisfaction. All of which ‘is respectfully submitted. Was. Daws. Grass Valley, Feb. 1st, 1873. . On motion the Ryd Commission. er was authorized to let a contraet for macadamizing 1,500 feet of road jon section 4, Nevada township, as oon as he may deem the same advisable. The folowing:demands against the county were allowed and —— paid: Wm. Daws, Road es eae per diem and mileage,General — $6585": Jas. Fleming,. laberprotat’ 8. . fees, District Court, $12. C. Holzenbacker,Road Fund, $46 %’ Jas. McNally, n 53.13 “ on the Court’ townships of the county;—and find and had perished ‘to gether. Moth““} Napa peper prints a letter from a Mianesota farmer making some inquiry about California, in which ‘he says that some twenty families ofhis neighborhood; incladipg hid own, have resolved to abatidon Minnesota: fof California, fairfy frozen Out. AX writer in the New York Herald deseribes'sothe sc-nes in that State at . weeks ago.Some of' the passengers in snow bound-—railway trains, were frozen to death. After extricating the trains; the working parties pro« ceeded to explore the neighboring prairies and isolated firm houses. The explorers found sleighs. overset, and’; horses and -oceupants. frozen stiff. Some had cut. the animals: ‘bose and attempted to. make their heay by mutual aid through the snow, ers had wrapped their “babes close to their breasts, and lain down to shelterthem-where both froze. The entire-oeeupants of some of the houses were frozen, some in their beds, oth+ ers where they. had huddled into corners which seemed warmer than the rest. In all, three hundred:gersons are mentioned. as having perished in Minnessta. The same “Storm -was—equally—severe, —and the. cold equally intense: over Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan. And_ this, while the rose-trees bloomed in California. There are thousands who can be attracted ncxt Spring,. by proper exertion, from those rigorous regions.te the balmy climes of the Racific, Among the citizens of California are 5;361 natives of Iowa, 3,0&8 natives of. Wisconsin, and 461 natives of Minnesota. There are perhaps double these numbers who have resided in those States, although not born there, th@ end of the cold snowstorm: two} *eident, pieces of glass broke through . had been forced from his system. _Lloaded with: merchandise are to be . who had-a-twelve horse team whose __. nursing. . steamers to Libena. Three thou_ QukrévéRescits or aN AgcrDENT. Early in the Spring of 1850: the baby boy of.a prominent f florist, of . San Fruncisto, while playing in. “thet yard with several, little companions, dashed a junk pa dey the stane doarstep, and prible injtnae ‘etext, the ‘pieces of glass eutting-his head and face in many places and-severing an artery inthe right arm. The boy nearly bled to: cian, and was saved only throughthe most assiduous attention. of the man . of medicine and the watehfulness. of . a fond mother. Months elapsed before the patient was: pronounced out of danger, and the services of the “physician with and thé effects of the . + accident were apparent ‘for years. At various times during: the fifteen. years immediately follawing the acthe flesh of the victim's person and ‘were removed by himself, until, finally, it was supposed that all the glass Thus far the glass had been removed . without causing him any special puin or uneasiness, and as he had attained’a vigorous , ‘manhood he felt . that his condition wus by no means dangerous. The accident was again brought to mind about two weeks ago, by a sensation of puin-in the centre of the forehead and the large swelling that ensued, and as he surmised-the cause of his trouble “he ealled on the family physician and announced himself ready for more excavations. Ina short time anothergem from the collection of:junk bottle emeralds ‘‘salted’’ in his system in childhood; was drawn from his swollen forehead. SwIFTNEss OF THE Eprzooric.— Mr. Bateman, the well known ‘surveyor, now. a resident of Steptoe Valley,. says: the Virginia City Enterprise,. gives a frightful aeeount of the epizootic now prevailing in thé eastern counties of: this State._He says the disease spread over a thousand miles of ground with the swiftness ofi a4 flash of Jightming.. It was everyin Steptoe Valley and throughout the country are down .with the disease, Mr. Bateman says thaton. the road from Toane to Pioche many wagous . seen standing-in-the desert; the animals belonging, to which-died of the disease, or se many of them that not enough were left to draw. the vehicles. He speaks of one .teamster animals were suddenly taken-sick on the desert; eight‘of them died and the four others were badly off. Few teams are to be seen on any of the roads of the country, as the owners of horses affected with the disease are giving them rest and careful a > adelphia common : council, was recently arrested:in # gambling house,, and he proved to be a part owner. in the'concern. Ascommittee . as been appointed to impeach him, but he eannot be found. pee Society have resolved to urge the government to establish _a—line of sand applicants: are now awaiting May. Most of the applicants are from Florida and-Georgia. > — Inis now said: the Reading rail. road coal combimation is controlled by English capitalists, largely interested in coal andiron mines in Engprice of these articles so—high that they would be imported in large quantities and a great profit reaped, . County Ceurt, Feb. 5th. People vs.Louis Denzer—grand larceny. Plead not guilty. _ trial Friday, Heb. Zist, is73.People vs. Frank W, Luje—grand Jarceny. Plead not guilty. Set for trial Monday, .Feb. 24th, 1873 Court adjourned to Monday morning at 10 o’clock. A cak load of cotton was lately received at the Mills, from Pluinsburg, county. —

Merced “Tue Utah Northern Narrow Gauge celebration: 2o:e AN Indiana editor hires a band to serenade him twice a week, and be} tation always responds by. » column. of cent, creature. death before-the arrival of a physi-;_ where at once. Near'y alithe horses . passage, and 300:leave on the Ist of . . lend, and scheming to advance the . ° Set:for . Marysville Woolen . : Railroad. is completed to Logan, . . Cache county, und there was’ a big A weattHy New York woman is in limbo for swindling.a servant. . She charged the girl with theft, and extorted hush-métiey from the ingoa \ te aus 2] —_— + ee Ir is stated that numbers of aber, ‘find even rabbits and other suall game, have been found dead in the ‘Kentucky mountains, exhibiting unamistakable signs of epizooty. ——————_-> Fur announcement of death to the nitniber of over fifty from small-pox at. Baltimore caused some alarm there; and the officials of the city. are called upon to take measures to preyent' the spread of the disease. Resresentatrve King of Missouri proposes to 1h introduce i in “Congress a their passenger trains with a powerpletely in the hands of the engineer. A six is before the Mhitie’ Legislature which proposes: to’ go to the bottom of the railroad accident business, and make it murder in the first degree when foss of life it caused’ By a maliciously obstracted'track. . R. W. Srssow, of Rocklin, has imported'100 prairie chickens ftom the Western States;“and he proposes: to they may propagate their species. THE sévére gale on Friday last blew, down Heilbron & Bros, barn, at the beet sugar factory, Sderamento, in which there were’ about 100 head of beef sattle,some of which were killed. Tue obesity ofa Keokuk (Towa) hog, is attributed'to the fict that he devoured his owner’s son, a nice . juicy lad of four years.; — Tue failroad round house at Tocomotives, was destroyed: by fire on . Saturday. night. GRAND* Firemen’s. Bafl ! bl TEMPERANCE HALL,. Friday Evening, Beb. 21st. TO BE GIVEN BY THEInvftation Comm! ite “fur directorsvf the Colonization; JORN-F. HOOK, ~enshdeccompncts JOS. OLIVE, F.ELERMAN, * 0. E. TOMPKINS, ©, T. CANFIBLD,. W. RB. COR,” =H. QUENTHER,. L. SEIBERT. JOS. FLEMING, H. ODGERS, = MARK SHAVER. . J:-W. CLABK. @. V. SCHMIDTBURG, Floor Managers S A.R. WADSWORTH, E. GOLDSMITR).A. STEGER, C, J. NAFFZIGAR, JOHN RAPP, FRANK H. FISHER, A. I, ZEKIND, ~ DR.D. M. BROWN. = The Music. will be furnished byMUL+ LER's QUADRILLE BAND. ten up in this city. at Caniiass Wiis Sabena necessary. By order of ‘Fire Department. x brake;-whieh will place-them~com-+ tnrn them loose on his ranch that . tice ano, Nevada, together with three lo. +7 _THE SUPPER will be the best everi got-. GRASS SEED, CLOVER Shin _ Fresh Garden FLOWER . SEED. aim AT Se: PRESTON'S DEVG stop. MEDICAL WONDER, POND’s EXTRACT, ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF, ali —AT— PRESTON's. —_— LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 59 Cotste at Preston’s. GLUE, SHIDEAC, aleions a Nevada: Drug Store. 88 BROAD STREET, ALEX. GAULT: <:Propriety, % Hot Bread and Brédlefast Rey, every morning, Sidnday, excepted. da E have always the best VaNhely every thing in otr line, . EXCELLENT BUT TER, TURE. factory in the State. Try it. Waddding Cake: furnished on short neNEW Fi FIRM. N sonmand A: R. Wadsworth have thie duy forimed a co-partnership. under the firm nane of HANSON & WADSWURTH ey will carry-on the Grocery’ and Provisioy basiness atthe old stand, No. 59 bRUAD: STREET. “A. H. HANSON, Ak. Wabewoni Nevada, Tan: et 1873. CALIFORNIA SALVE, PUT UP BY! TAYLOR & CO. At Roséyille’Jtuinction, Placer’ (Co: 8 A PAINLESS REMEDY for Piles, Cerns, Bunions, Sores and Flesh Wonnds On man or beast. Seld by EM.PRES1OK, Bread street, Nevada. nd NOTIGE. errr at PROPOSALS will be received until tire tot Tuewtsy on March by the Board of ‘Trustces 0: ‘own of Gras Valley for s™pplying the ‘town with water. Plans anu Specifications’ can be seen at the Town Clerk’; office, Exchange Hotel build-ing, Grass. Walley. Proposals not confona ing with tue specifications will also te considered by the Buard.W. H, BENSON, President. Grass Faller, Jan. 9th, 1873. jll ‘CLOSING OUT SALE: JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods fur’ sale at : San Francisco Cost Price! The Stock consists of 100,000 Cigars. _. \__10,000 tbs Tobacco. _*_ FIRE DEPARTMENT,, Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, é. As I shall. positively. close besines » this city I invite dealers and all others wih ing anything in my line to Call and ee wl Goods, 2 Favs huxeywitt. All persons indebted te me are hereby t* qaested to call and settle their accounts. Nevada, January. 15, 1873.Hamilton's: Restaurant. Removed to BROAD STREET, MEALS served up in a sh and at the lowest retes. at‘all aoe > H. HAMILTON, ‘Proy’t Nevada, Jan. den, 1873. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET ; Commercia) Street, Nevada. AMES MONRO liav: having » 8 Mest Market: on Commercial a ng pared te supply. customers. with tb quality.cf Beet, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef; Corned Barts tess at the lowest_rateé for ciem™: iilacer 3 ; XINKELS NEW 1 METHOD 0rd THE ald call'the ea a ers and Aniateurs to Kinkel’s — Method for the Reed and Melode’ which we will iseue sbout rage a This work is: be others of its-clhus 4 sim examined it; It contains s clear sD one } ple course of instruction whereby this sosiy coal: aequire the mastery of ws vorite Imetrament, with a few mo? study It will always be & favorite wor ‘with the teacher, om account of its cl! ‘CRACKERS OF OUR OWN MaxUne-& A good sample of Candy from the bat . OTISE is idbeby give given that A, H. Pan. : Boa Pa ‘Board’ 1 . mhent. Pr dent J. W. Minutes .jngs were I The fol the county rious funds as follows N.P.B etce., Spee’ = Sam. §i1 ty Court,’ Nevada sumed ani Fund, $4! ~ Geo. E. jail, ete., Joseph eral Func Josep * Special F The ret Justice-ot ship, was tion acce — §worn man, shi of. bridg bridges, « taining t Toll Roa collectio: petition © praying presente the Boat Geo. for rene . tollas a 0. C. renewal Friday; ing app road lice —The 1 Thos. & cense oO presente The C structed tury of § of the C tices of. the Cle structed Special on thei! Ther quarter ead an Nor the Bos mornin Fr vom WO) of the who ar mornil his pa the stc most 3 wind 1 Up in. in . Lake . of fro blocki morni starter Lake -Thed City i of Tu