January 18, 1873 (4 pages)

~ NEVADA czy. PAL. a Saturday, 3 Jan. 18, 1873. Important Decision as to Mineral Land Patents, ‘The Washington correspondent of the Sacramento Record says: ‘‘Under __the Act of May 10, 1872, the survey of mineral lands sought to be ‘patented must be made by or ynder the. direction_of the Surveyor-General before the application is filed. ~~" with the Register—and. Receiver; “while, under the-Act of July 26, 1866,. ia survey. need not be—made unti] after “the expiration of the~ ninety days’ publication. Again, “under the}; _—néw-_law-the—application for patent+ _must be sworn to; but, under the “eld, this wasnot required. Again, while the patent under the old Jaw ‘conveyed but one vein or lode;-the. new law enlarges the rights of patentees by giving them the right to all. lodes, ledges and’ veins, the top or apex—of which lie within the exterior boundaries of the survey, ~and which were not adversely claimed on May 10, 1872 might be filed-at any e pep yin to the expiration fthe 90 days’ publication, white under the new law laims must be filed, within sixty days’ publication, and suit commenced within thirty days from “the date of such filing, For these reasons the’ Commissioner of the Land Office holds thatapplications formineral patents filed under the old law after its repeal; must be recommenced under the new law. As there are quite a number of such useless applications. from the Pacific coast, there will.be a proportionate . amount of loss.in time and-money, or otherwise.—For this-the Commris-+ ‘sioner cannot justly be blamed. It is the fault of those lawyers who advised their clients wrongly, and proceeded under the old law right a“ Nor can thesé~Jearned gentlemen honestly plead ignorance in the face of the fact that the passage of the new bill. was notorious—was_telebill itselé spread before t They must-have known these di ences between the old and new laws—diffor the Commissioner to proceed in such casés—and knowing them, what ean be thought of the lawyer who, ignoring the new, proceeds for his client under the old laws?” Tur Late Homicrpe at BeLMont, Nev.—We mentioned afew days ago, says the Grass Valley Union, that Con. Murphy had been stabbed’ and, _ killed by James Mullen; that both were formerly residents of Grass Val_ ley, and that Mullen has a wife and children now residing near town. A correspondent of the Reese River Reveille of January 11th, writing from Belmont, Nev., givea_the following particulars: Ou Sunday~last,’ near East Belmont, Con. Murphy~ “was stabbed -by Jim Mullen. Murphy) died in-a few hours afterwards. ~ evidence before the committing magthat Murphy had been dogging Mullen for along time,and at different periods had threatencd violence, so inuch so that Mullen was afraid of his life. The men met on Sunday with the result above stated, Mullen immediately gave himself up to the Sheriff. The decision of the Justice was justifiable homicide. The pris“boner was at once discharged. ~ THE rcester, Massachusetts, five cents savings bank has declared a dividend at the rate-ef six per cent, « per annum for the six won Jan. Ist. 1873. It is feared the peach trees and grape vines. all along the famous St. Joseph belt, on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, have been killed by oe the recent cold weather. An Iowa lady has na the copies of Harper's. Weekly which she saved during the eampaign, because she believed its curicatures caused Mr. Greeley’s death, Pistcuntuns.—W. VY. Clark, of Calaveras, is preparing to «mter on the trout rais.ng business, He will ~~ hawe 5,000 in his pond by May next. Ax Ohio. dairyman wishes to patent . _ the application of galvanism for the sactznctions ofcheesemites. Bh Daily Transcript : day @eclared itself. in opposition’ fo -brother Anthony.and Morraill, thon . weep over the parting! But you are Tejoiced that you have: at last gone : Ma : : whataes tA -adverseclaims—under the oft law graphed from one end,of the land to . .has been chosen, whether it shall the other—and the features of the . > ferences which make it impossible het he will abide thereby. The . ~“Fstrate, Justice-Southworth, showed }' [anny would-be suicides. Good-By, Brother. The Sacramento Bee of Tuesday says: ‘ The Sacramento Union yesterthe Republican party’ and in favor of any strong party.dpposed thereto. We knew that this. wad coming, and fo. said” “during the late campaign, when it opposed all ‘the Republican candidatés for Congress and gave a sinister support to Grant, for poliey’s.sake, although its editor was an avowed ‘Greeley man! Good-by pure and immaculate men, how we how in your proper position, where for moaths past you have belonged, and you. will hereafter feel at «ase. This is the > only consolation we can know. -over your. prongunced departure. “Your comfort is to us above all other considerations, and we—are where you will feel‘entirely at ‘home. Good-by and may your future be happier thap your past, for we grieve pur; gatory, no — more tr ad than yours. The Union, in ae around the circle, de a grand effort to drag Govérnor Booth along ; asa tail t kite into the-opposition also, but we understand that his. Excellency declares that he camnot as a man, asd would not as a politician, desert, during-the term for which he was.elected, the-great’ Republican party that has so unanimously conferred upon him the highest office in the gift of this people, and that, whatever may. come thereafter, he shall not, until the expiration of his term of office, act with, think of, or look to any other party than the Republican for emolument, honor’ or preferment, The Union threw out to him the United States Senatorship as a bait to be conferred by the Democracy, or people’s party, or any Sppceiton: party that.may be} LynchDugg Yir that a larger bid could” ‘be 1 eam of the ‘State to say that there have been, out of The Baltimore Sun of Jan. 4th, says: ‘covery. ‘Madam Bonaparte was married to Jerome Bonaparte, the youngcity, December 27th, 1803. says: We learn from a member of tue Legislature, ‘that a prominent citizen of. Virginia, well known asa gentleman of probity. atid great ente prise, offers. the State the sum of 6 hundred thousand dollars annually for the 'exclasive privilege of gathering oysters in ‘Virginia waters. We are disposed’to think that itis worth much ‘more; but.even this would bea great advance upon what is now received. We learn that the revenue heretofore derived from this source is only fifty thousad dollars annually, while the cost of collection is thirty thousand, leaving the net revenne only twenty thousand dollars. By farming out the privilege to one -than, as ‘pro-] posed, we should realize five ti a8 much as we get. now—We . which would.gos -gr government, _ECLNESS. OF MapAmM BonaPaRTEe.— ‘It is underst od that the venerable Madam Bonaparte, (whose 1 jE ee No. 186, 1, 0.G.T., . a worthy citizen, and. her only child ; ‘ef deceased, ‘and that they be publisbed : ‘In Memoriam. bad * WN. San Juan. Jan, 15, 4873,” ‘Inasmagh. as. it has pleased . Alto eall trom among our membets our Dempsey, therefore, be it. ved, Thut we deeply regret her loss, and while we mourn her deremember that He who giveth, also taketh away, submission to His hely will. Resolved, That in the death of our sister, we lose a faithful memberand tender hearted friend,our community a kind and indulgent mother. Resolwed, Tat in token of respect to our late sister, C. ‘ead te a this Lodge room and em s be draped in mourning, andthe members of -the Ledge wear the customary badge forthe ‘Space of twenty “= Resolved, “That these resolutions. toh a_copy of thé same be. for-. warded to the relatives and friends of in the Nevapa Darmy TRANSCREPT and Rescue. Signed,’ F. McNetx1, O. P. Spooner, Gxo. E. Rosryson, Committee, } hame is Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, ) who has been in feeble health for some time past at her residence,corner of St.Paul and Lexington streets, is at present confined to her bed by an illness which, taken in connection with her advanced age,creates serious apprehensions among her relatives and friends with respect to’ her _reest brother ofNapoleon, (afterwards King of Westphalia, ) in this city, £m Ix THe Livz or Promorton.—A London correspondent of the Boston Globe states that it is not at all unlikely that Mr. Benjamin,ex-Confederate Secretary of State, will be elevated to a judgeship, sooner or later. He is at this moment one of the most plant ingratitude in his bosom, for as he said in his Chico speech, that as the people -have elected him. Governor, he would serve them to in the teeth, as it were, of the new. . the best-of his ability in that-eapne-. not unprecedented: in-Grent Britain, ity during his term. without swervy-. ing, 80 the Republicun party having chosen him as its chief, he will ‘bear the standard “aloft for the time he wave in triumph or drag in defeat; and these who have known -Newton Booth in the:past cannot doubt that he said this,-and having said it, —_ A Goon‘ Ixstrrution.—We find in the Marysville Appeal this little item: ‘Postmaster Ellerman © received instructions ~yesterday from the Department at Washiigton in reference to secret illicit correspondence. Letters addressed fictitionsly or in initials or ¢yphers, have here-} tofore been delivered to _ purties where known, but the late instructions direct all such letters to be forwarded .to.the Dead Letter office at Washington.” The order has, no doubt, been sentto all the Postinasters in the UnitedStates. Those who have been carrying on correspondence under fulse nameswill have to patronize some other i Htution besides Uuele Sums tie A> Detroit wownan —recently drank a wine to cure the toothache. _Bhe suc: ceeded. te" Twenty children died on a Bre> men packet, recently, during itstrip across the ocean. Cause+--dirt and poor food,. ( The heavy snow caused suspension of work in some of the lumber districts in the “Western part of Pennsylvania. . fer The Michivan State Library ecentains 36,257 volumes, exclusive of its dime novels, SS SS ocasigation Ai wae. genarelebrated by the mii of the ‘a very handsome pro te" On New Year’ 8 Day the Baltimore American entered upon the one hundredth year of its existence. te The orange crep of Lousiana is afflicted with a new disease, which causes the fruit to turn black. . . > . The Government horses in the Indian Tersitory a are dispbied by the epizootic. ee KF Acall comes up from Wis. a ° © [ezmsin for mur¢ cheese _ factories. a roof covering in France, Belgium . successful advocates atthe English bar, with an enormous and growing practice. The appointment of a barrister of foreign descent to so high . : an office would be very unusual, if Tux epizootic hes developed the fact that some ten or twelve persons only called “horse doctors,’’ make their bread and butter in Denver by ministering to the ills of equine flesh ; : << £ oe A Boston woman tried the dangerous experiment ef placing a filled nrilk can on the stove to thaw it out. The stopper was forced out andhot milk thrown in her face, doing considerable i injury. Woonnunn & Crarnins Weekly is out again like the Biaters, who promise to stir up & fragrance in social circles, besides which asafetida will ‘exhale a perfume like that of the maguelia flower compared Lito . the onion, . Ze Ay English eng decided that people who pip their. faith on spiritual mediums instead of using the medium 6f their own senses, are fit subj<cts for » lunatic asylum. Zinc. is used very extensively as and Germany. ‘The aren of roofs an-nually covered with this materia] is ‘ “. Macc . jérk the forked lightning fora living, Grass Valley Fire . Department. : The newly elected members.of the Fire Department, at. Grass Valley, assumed their duties on Thursday last, ~ Adron Hooper, a first rate fellow and an. experienced officef bas been Chief of the Department before, and is now serving his fourth term. Peter Brunstutter is Ist Assistant and Dan Kendig 2d Assistant. The affairs of the office seem to he better administered than in Nevada, and the Chief makes an annual report of all the fires and alarms, with the losses for the year. We hepe the Board of Trustees ox. the Fire Delegates will require this of our Chief Eugineerin future. From the Grass Valley report we learn there have been 12 alarms. The aggregate loss from fire for the year is $15,608, insurance; $11,303; loss. to-property }— holders, $4,305. Such a record should be kept by the Chief Engineer in Nevada. The retiring Chief of the Grass Valley Department is Geo. . Murphy. Examination. The examinaticu of John Brown, charged with horse stealing, is set for 10°o’clock this morning, before Justice Anderson. ‘ {3 The death is announced in London of Mrs. Gruneisen, widow of C.J. F. Grunesien, the friend and school-fellow of Schiller. t= A large number of Ii perished on the cars f ifteen beautiful maidens of Haute, Indiana, propose to = Ter or, in other words, learn telegraphy. “ge Adam Daline, a German of Stockton, committed suicide. there on Tuesday. te Wm. Hayer, of Los Angeles, was killed by an aceidental discharge of his own gun. or The State ‘ot Mississippi is over-run with prize-package peddlers. i ( The income of Virginia from mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, . , dearly beloved sister, Catherine . parture from our midst, we would ————————— and bow in obedient . : Srerehanta’. San Francisco; Cat. “. for sale at public auction, and -umless pay. rimrent—sha: . Saturday, the 8th day of March, A. D. —} this city Ti gréss died during the year of 1872, the most. prominent of whom was Horace Greeley. —, In this city, at ~~ M. B. Parsonage, Jan Jan. 16th, 1813, Rev aynes. Mr Huff, pt Hh ‘Sam Juan, to Miss a rz Wodell, of Oak Tree Ranch. i = a ING STAR MINING COMPANY, Eureka District; Nevada County, Califor‘nia, Notice is hereby #iven that at-a meet‘ng of the Board of Trustees of said-Comiy, held on the 15th day of Januarv,1873,4 an.assessment of fifteen cents per share was levied npon the capital stock .of said Com. Baysbia immediately in United States pee: coin; to fhe Secretary, Room 37 New California. Any stock upon’ which said assessment shall reniain—nnpaid on Tuesday, the 18th day of February, A. D. 1873, shail be deem-" ed delinquent and will be duly advertised H be made before, will be sold on } 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, tos gether with costs ot advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. . 3. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office.—Room 37, New Merchants’ Exchange, (third floor) California Street, ‘between Montgomery -and-bansome Streets, San Francisto, Cal. j18 “=< Wotice to Creditors. olas Slocovich,deceased: Fokee 16 ae by-siv by the undersigne executor o the ahs ” toad Estate, to the credftors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice, to the Jang ning yoses at his store, on Broad Street, in the city of Nevada. . Nevada City, January 16th, 1873. ~ A. GOLDSMITH, ‘Executor of the Estate of Nicholas Slocovich, deceased. Williams & Johnson, Attorneys for the Estate. : jit CLOSING OUT SALE. JULIUS,GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of. Goods for sale at San Francisco Cost. Price ! The ‘Wick couside al : 100,000 Cigars. 10,000 Ibs Tobacco.” Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &e. As TI shall tively close business, in é dealers and all otnerp wishing any in my line to * Cali” ‘and examine my Goods, and the Prices ! , " * JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, January 15, 1873. ‘ WM. B. CAMPBELL,ARCHITECT. . LANS and Specifications darawn for Buildings, Mills, Bridges, and all structures pertaining te Civil Engineering, at reasonable rates, Office over Beckman’s, corner Broad and Vine Streets, s Nevada City, August Mth, 1872. MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA STAGE LINE. TAGE leayes Nevada city daily at 6% o’clock, A. M. and returning every day, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, for Lake City, North bloomfield, Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka, Packages delivered, collections made and all Exprees business promptly attended to. Express ica ves Nevada every day for the above named points. m23C« WELLS & TROTTER Pro; 'rs Aes. N THE MATTER of the Estate of Nich~ anona ia wid oo wtperior tof) PLEASING. ‘Pexas for the stock “business, and F and, 5 . Texas ts considered thea ae _Muiteat Literary bstock growdrs./ . ENTERT AEN 2 EN, “‘phartgscl ex-members Cork a sae LIBRARY Mady. ne MR J. C. ROBINSON Pires, ce to give a series of READ. INGS, selected from the most "Assisted by ead PROFESSOR HAVELL, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ‘yon, Advbmipaniamests and sai ,Propriate — ane Music. 1 uf THE FIRST EVENING, AT LIBRagy HALL, on TUESDAY, JAN. ‘st 18M, ae ‘ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS, ~ Nevada, Jan, 14th, 1873, Millinery &. Dress ‘Making, MRS E. H, MOORE, —AND——.. 7 MRS. A. ARMER AVE opened a Millin ard Drie I i Making Petablichment, On Broad Street, A few doors below the Skating Rink, ong are DOW prepured to do-aHkinds of MIL. LINERY AND DRESS MAKING, in the very latest styles and at reasonable rates, ane, have just received a choice stock of: elyets, Satins, Velveteens, Flowes, Ribbons, Ladies’ Neck lies, Hats and Bun. nets,, trimmed ' and. untrimmed, &ec, which they ask the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity to call and examine, ° Beautiful Wax Dolls, for Presents,’ A choice lot of Patterns for Ladies’ and Chi}. dren’s Dresses, of the latest styles, just nceived from the East. Orders from the country sent us, will be a filled, and satisfaction guaran. : decl5 GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. Fresh Garden Seed, FLOWER SEED. ‘ mea oy _. PRESTON’S DRUG ia: MEDICAL WONDER, ER, BOND'S EXTRACT, ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF, a <a “PRESTON'S, os LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 50 Cents 1 Preston’s. GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIS,, Nevada Drug Store. NEVADA BAKERY. 18 BROAD STREET, _ . ALEX. GAULT.. Proprietor. Hot Bread and Breakfast Rolls ‘€very morning, Sundays Ww have always the best variety of every thing in our line. ; EXCELLENT BUTTER, CRACKERS OF OUR, OWN MANUFACTURE. A good sample of Candy from the best factory in the State. ‘I'ry it. Wddding Cake furnished on short no tice. . a0 NEW FIRM. OTICE is hereby given that A, H. Hanson and A. Wadsworth have thie asy formed & co-partnership. under the firm name of HANSUN & WADSW URTH «nd will carry on the Grocery and Provision business at the-eld stand, No. 59 BROAD feet. Pounp parties are fashionable in Denver, called so, because each invited guest is expected to bring a pound of confectionery, cake, etc., for consumption. Ong of the rules 8 which the new Code of Laws dictates is, that « county accounts—all fees to be paid at the time the work is done. Iy Sacramento Apanidn Axtell has been granted a decree of divorce from extreme cruelty and habitual intemperance. The custody of the children were awarded to the mother. Firrsen hundred persons —were killed by an earthquake in a town 114 miles from Bombay, a few days since. THE California Vine Growers’ and Wine and Brandy Manufacturers’ Association will imeet in Masonic Hall, Sacramento, on Monday, Jan: uary 20th. Att the graim sown i 4 officers are not required to keep book 1°" fram Frank Axtell, on the ground 31} convict hire last: year was $31,000. A sHonT time. since the Hoodtums of Olympia sttempted to destroy the public school house. ‘TWENTY-EIGHT marriages were celebrated and eight divorces granted in Pioche, Nevada.; during 1872. Tue snow in American Fork Canon, Utah, is five feetdeep, and is reported at Alta about seven or eight feet on Pleyel. San Luis Obi spa. was treated to quite a lively aca vecbuss It lasted several seconds, ~ Se the mountains around Yosemite ValAccompany has been ception bs for the purpose of ®uilding a telegraph line from the former place Prineeto 30k fos Dn und have purchased atDiego. ° f Tus fall of mow this panne SS ley has been comparatively light. a The rainfall has t been 22 inches, “. the citizéns of Colusa snd Princeton . 7 fas railroad dollar each 160 for a depot and New York; amen propose to sansa te a Le cation of Works, Columbria Hill, Nevada County, State of California. Notice is or given that at a meeting of the Board cf Trustees of said Company, held on the 17th. day of cet cagpese 1872, an as sessment of One Dellay aud Fifty Cents ($1 50) per share was levied upon the capita} stock of said company, payable immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the Company’s oftice, No. 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which said ssment shall.remain unpaid on Seineday. e 25th day of January, 1873, shall be deemed delinguent, and will be duly advertised for sale, at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on Sat. niday. the 15th day of February, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of ‘Trustees. THOS, DERBY, kes Pak Sansome Street, ‘San Francis» California, —d22 _RUNEELS NEW METHOD ple course of instru: tion whereby any ane ae aequire tite mastery of this favorite Instrument, with a few month's study. It will always be @ favorite work witn the , on account of its clearness and systematic progression; more of an amuseinent than a study for the pupil, and — cova eee et wealth to the amatuer, on accoun’ sa ag ohaten melodi kel's New weeny bees paid, on receipt Address, a. h. ies oe N.Y. i. Aatest number. of you will i pms aiding . in the and~ of desiring goods of any kind, will 4 hima it greatly to their advantage and beme. bh STKEET, A. H. HANSON, [ MINING COMPANY. . Nevada, Jan. tel, 1873. a NOTICE I hereby given that the undersigned wil} apply tu the Hon, Board of Supervisor® or Nevada County, at its sessions in February, A. D. 1873, tor a vemewal of his license to-keep and maintaina Toll Bridge scr. s¢ Deer Creek, at a point on said creek heretofore knewu as ** ’s Crossing,” ™ = Marysville and French Corral road, Township of Rough and Ready, County ros Nevada HENRY FILENS. Rough and Ready, Jan. iith. eg NOTICE. EALED PROPOSALS will be received until the lst ‘Tuesday on March by the of of the Town of Grass Plans anu Specifications can’ be seen at the Town Clerk's office. Exckange Hotel build ing, Grass Valley. W. H. BENSON, President. Grass Valley, Jan. 9th, 1873, jul cS W.B.LAKE, Purchasing Agent, San Benuttess. interior, orders to me. see i eae me wholesale ff to send. their perior advantages € Being ee ron with. tne’ sine moh omen day the order: ae ace 38 goods cheaper than direct to business houses in $x¢ city, Goods mlbhnces Geen de will be ‘ 2 O.5 Ws ‘nas you Want And I will of prices, which will rales z » Give me one Trial. — ® score more, wee r 4 i Winnie, Aig: amit Valley for supplying the town with watr-a op tas . can buy g0ote a ee Li To loa main stre ‘jnduee a ‘Block’s”’ played ot the repor cinity wo pression tion of th for inthe part of pi are impr‘ gent strik _ encourag the deepe the croak : would ne to point : ~ ample. > have fail found, tl “told you to make. i* prospect . there are vicinity mines as “ea 08.7 controlle the: busi soon to’) by capit: such an will be . district. Be We M ' Cashin ¢ . orders. f for ham sons wh ment-in ure nov i.dvertis sold ove cles. § erywher of adver desires s most eff not mak There is help by ness me _ hection business certain « paper iz come tf busines of ten tl get the On ni entertai will be The Su and an be. pres The proving ent wea be good On 1 Robins: a litera, at Libr: The . taxes w 21st of The the Mi ~ will tal half-pai feast, ¢ by Rev ley, aft Lord’s Preach Mr. Ne An o made i Charck Associi the Su: Will in the ‘ Wools ~ on Th

~ NEVADA czy. PAL. a Saturday, 3 Jan. 18, 1873. Important Decision as to Mineral Land Patents, ‘The Washington correspondent of the Sacramento Record says: ‘‘Under __the Act of May 10, 1872, the survey of mineral lands sought to be ‘patented must be made by or ynder the. direction_of the Surveyor-General before the application is filed. ~~" with the Register—and. Receiver; “while, under the-Act of July 26, 1866,. ia survey. need not be—made unti] after “the expiration of the~ ninety days’ publication. Again, “under the}; _—néw-_law-the—application for patent+ _must be sworn to; but, under the “eld, this wasnot required. Again, while the patent under the old Jaw ‘conveyed but one vein or lode;-the. new law enlarges the rights of patentees by giving them the right to all. lodes, ledges and’ veins, the top or apex—of which lie within the exterior boundaries of the survey, ~and which were not adversely claimed on May 10, 1872 might be filed-at any e pep yin to the expiration fthe 90 days’ publication, white under the new law laims must be filed, within sixty days’ publication, and suit commenced within thirty days from “the date of such filing, For these reasons the’ Commissioner of the Land Office holds thatapplications formineral patents filed under the old law after its repeal; must be recommenced under the new law. As there are quite a number of such useless applications. from the Pacific coast, there will.be a proportionate . amount of loss.in time and-money, or otherwise.—For this-the Commris-+ ‘sioner cannot justly be blamed. It is the fault of those lawyers who advised their clients wrongly, and proceeded under the old law right a“ Nor can thesé~Jearned gentlemen honestly plead ignorance in the face of the fact that the passage of the new bill. was notorious—was_telebill itselé spread before t They must-have known these di ences between the old and new laws—diffor the Commissioner to proceed in such casés—and knowing them, what ean be thought of the lawyer who, ignoring the new, proceeds for his client under the old laws?” Tur Late Homicrpe at BeLMont, Nev.—We mentioned afew days ago, says the Grass Valley Union, that Con. Murphy had been stabbed’ and, _ killed by James Mullen; that both were formerly residents of Grass Val_ ley, and that Mullen has a wife and children now residing near town. A correspondent of the Reese River Reveille of January 11th, writing from Belmont, Nev., givea_the following particulars: Ou Sunday~last,’ near East Belmont, Con. Murphy~ “was stabbed -by Jim Mullen. Murphy) died in-a few hours afterwards. ~ evidence before the committing magthat Murphy had been dogging Mullen for along time,and at different periods had threatencd violence, so inuch so that Mullen was afraid of his life. The men met on Sunday with the result above stated, Mullen immediately gave himself up to the Sheriff. The decision of the Justice was justifiable homicide. The pris“boner was at once discharged. ~ THE rcester, Massachusetts, five cents savings bank has declared a dividend at the rate-ef six per cent, « per annum for the six won Jan. Ist. 1873. It is feared the peach trees and grape vines. all along the famous St. Joseph belt, on the eastern shore of Lake Michigan, have been killed by oe the recent cold weather. An Iowa lady has na the copies of Harper's. Weekly which she saved during the eampaign, because she believed its curicatures caused Mr. Greeley’s death, Pistcuntuns.—W. VY. Clark, of Calaveras, is preparing to «mter on the trout rais.ng business, He will ~~ hawe 5,000 in his pond by May next. Ax Ohio. dairyman wishes to patent . _ the application of galvanism for the sactznctions ofcheesemites. Bh Daily Transcript : day @eclared itself. in opposition’ fo -brother Anthony.and Morraill, thon . weep over the parting! But you are Tejoiced that you have: at last gone : Ma : : whataes tA -adverseclaims—under the oft law graphed from one end,of the land to . .has been chosen, whether it shall the other—and the features of the . > ferences which make it impossible het he will abide thereby. The . ~“Fstrate, Justice-Southworth, showed }' [anny would-be suicides. Good-By, Brother. The Sacramento Bee of Tuesday says: ‘ The Sacramento Union yesterthe Republican party’ and in favor of any strong party.dpposed thereto. We knew that this. wad coming, and fo. said” “during the late campaign, when it opposed all ‘the Republican candidatés for Congress and gave a sinister support to Grant, for poliey’s.sake, although its editor was an avowed ‘Greeley man! Good-by pure and immaculate men, how we how in your proper position, where for moaths past you have belonged, and you. will hereafter feel at «ase. This is the > only consolation we can know. -over your. prongunced departure. “Your comfort is to us above all other considerations, and we—are where you will feel‘entirely at ‘home. Good-by and may your future be happier thap your past, for we grieve pur; gatory, no — more tr ad than yours. The Union, in ae around the circle, de a grand effort to drag Govérnor Booth along ; asa tail t kite into the-opposition also, but we understand that his. Excellency declares that he camnot as a man, asd would not as a politician, desert, during-the term for which he was.elected, the-great’ Republican party that has so unanimously conferred upon him the highest office in the gift of this people, and that, whatever may. come thereafter, he shall not, until the expiration of his term of office, act with, think of, or look to any other party than the Republican for emolument, honor’ or preferment, The Union threw out to him the United States Senatorship as a bait to be conferred by the Democracy, or people’s party, or any Sppceiton: party that.may be} LynchDugg Yir that a larger bid could” ‘be 1 eam of the ‘State to say that there have been, out of The Baltimore Sun of Jan. 4th, says: ‘covery. ‘Madam Bonaparte was married to Jerome Bonaparte, the youngcity, December 27th, 1803. says: We learn from a member of tue Legislature, ‘that a prominent citizen of. Virginia, well known asa gentleman of probity. atid great ente prise, offers. the State the sum of 6 hundred thousand dollars annually for the 'exclasive privilege of gathering oysters in ‘Virginia waters. We are disposed’to think that itis worth much ‘more; but.even this would bea great advance upon what is now received. We learn that the revenue heretofore derived from this source is only fifty thousad dollars annually, while the cost of collection is thirty thousand, leaving the net revenne only twenty thousand dollars. By farming out the privilege to one -than, as ‘pro-] posed, we should realize five ti a8 much as we get. now—We . which would.gos -gr government, _ECLNESS. OF MapAmM BonaPaRTEe.— ‘It is underst od that the venerable Madam Bonaparte, (whose 1 jE ee No. 186, 1, 0.G.T., . a worthy citizen, and. her only child ; ‘ef deceased, ‘and that they be publisbed : ‘In Memoriam. bad * WN. San Juan. Jan, 15, 4873,” ‘Inasmagh. as. it has pleased . Alto eall trom among our membets our Dempsey, therefore, be it. ved, Thut we deeply regret her loss, and while we mourn her deremember that He who giveth, also taketh away, submission to His hely will. Resolved, That in the death of our sister, we lose a faithful memberand tender hearted friend,our community a kind and indulgent mother. Resolwed, Tat in token of respect to our late sister, C. ‘ead te a this Lodge room and em s be draped in mourning, andthe members of -the Ledge wear the customary badge forthe ‘Space of twenty “= Resolved, “That these resolutions. toh a_copy of thé same be. for-. warded to the relatives and friends of in the Nevapa Darmy TRANSCREPT and Rescue. Signed,’ F. McNetx1, O. P. Spooner, Gxo. E. Rosryson, Committee, } hame is Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson, ) who has been in feeble health for some time past at her residence,corner of St.Paul and Lexington streets, is at present confined to her bed by an illness which, taken in connection with her advanced age,creates serious apprehensions among her relatives and friends with respect to’ her _reest brother ofNapoleon, (afterwards King of Westphalia, ) in this city, £m Ix THe Livz or Promorton.—A London correspondent of the Boston Globe states that it is not at all unlikely that Mr. Benjamin,ex-Confederate Secretary of State, will be elevated to a judgeship, sooner or later. He is at this moment one of the most plant ingratitude in his bosom, for as he said in his Chico speech, that as the people -have elected him. Governor, he would serve them to in the teeth, as it were, of the new. . the best-of his ability in that-eapne-. not unprecedented: in-Grent Britain, ity during his term. without swervy-. ing, 80 the Republicun party having chosen him as its chief, he will ‘bear the standard “aloft for the time he wave in triumph or drag in defeat; and these who have known -Newton Booth in the:past cannot doubt that he said this,-and having said it, —_ A Goon‘ Ixstrrution.—We find in the Marysville Appeal this little item: ‘Postmaster Ellerman © received instructions ~yesterday from the Department at Washiigton in reference to secret illicit correspondence. Letters addressed fictitionsly or in initials or ¢yphers, have here-} tofore been delivered to _ purties where known, but the late instructions direct all such letters to be forwarded .to.the Dead Letter office at Washington.” The order has, no doubt, been sentto all the Postinasters in the UnitedStates. Those who have been carrying on correspondence under fulse nameswill have to patronize some other i Htution besides Uuele Sums tie A> Detroit wownan —recently drank a wine to cure the toothache. _Bhe suc: ceeded. te" Twenty children died on a Bre> men packet, recently, during itstrip across the ocean. Cause+--dirt and poor food,. ( The heavy snow caused suspension of work in some of the lumber districts in the “Western part of Pennsylvania. . fer The Michivan State Library ecentains 36,257 volumes, exclusive of its dime novels, SS SS ocasigation Ai wae. genarelebrated by the mii of the ‘a very handsome pro te" On New Year’ 8 Day the Baltimore American entered upon the one hundredth year of its existence. te The orange crep of Lousiana is afflicted with a new disease, which causes the fruit to turn black. . . > . The Government horses in the Indian Tersitory a are dispbied by the epizootic. ee KF Acall comes up from Wis. a ° © [ezmsin for mur¢ cheese _ factories. a roof covering in France, Belgium . successful advocates atthe English bar, with an enormous and growing practice. The appointment of a barrister of foreign descent to so high . : an office would be very unusual, if Tux epizootic hes developed the fact that some ten or twelve persons only called “horse doctors,’’ make their bread and butter in Denver by ministering to the ills of equine flesh ; : << £ oe A Boston woman tried the dangerous experiment ef placing a filled nrilk can on the stove to thaw it out. The stopper was forced out andhot milk thrown in her face, doing considerable i injury. Woonnunn & Crarnins Weekly is out again like the Biaters, who promise to stir up & fragrance in social circles, besides which asafetida will ‘exhale a perfume like that of the maguelia flower compared Lito . the onion, . Ze Ay English eng decided that people who pip their. faith on spiritual mediums instead of using the medium 6f their own senses, are fit subj<cts for » lunatic asylum. Zinc. is used very extensively as and Germany. ‘The aren of roofs an-nually covered with this materia] is ‘ “. Macc . jérk the forked lightning fora living, Grass Valley Fire . Department. : The newly elected members.of the Fire Department, at. Grass Valley, assumed their duties on Thursday last, ~ Adron Hooper, a first rate fellow and an. experienced officef bas been Chief of the Department before, and is now serving his fourth term. Peter Brunstutter is Ist Assistant and Dan Kendig 2d Assistant. The affairs of the office seem to he better administered than in Nevada, and the Chief makes an annual report of all the fires and alarms, with the losses for the year. We hepe the Board of Trustees ox. the Fire Delegates will require this of our Chief Eugineerin future. From the Grass Valley report we learn there have been 12 alarms. The aggregate loss from fire for the year is $15,608, insurance; $11,303; loss. to-property }— holders, $4,305. Such a record should be kept by the Chief Engineer in Nevada. The retiring Chief of the Grass Valley Department is Geo. . Murphy. Examination. The examinaticu of John Brown, charged with horse stealing, is set for 10°o’clock this morning, before Justice Anderson. ‘ {3 The death is announced in London of Mrs. Gruneisen, widow of C.J. F. Grunesien, the friend and school-fellow of Schiller. t= A large number of Ii perished on the cars f ifteen beautiful maidens of Haute, Indiana, propose to = Ter or, in other words, learn telegraphy. “ge Adam Daline, a German of Stockton, committed suicide. there on Tuesday. te Wm. Hayer, of Los Angeles, was killed by an aceidental discharge of his own gun. or The State ‘ot Mississippi is over-run with prize-package peddlers. i ( The income of Virginia from mighty God, in His infinite wisdom, . , dearly beloved sister, Catherine . parture from our midst, we would ————————— and bow in obedient . : Srerehanta’. San Francisco; Cat. “. for sale at public auction, and -umless pay. rimrent—sha: . Saturday, the 8th day of March, A. D. —} this city Ti gréss died during the year of 1872, the most. prominent of whom was Horace Greeley. —, In this city, at ~~ M. B. Parsonage, Jan Jan. 16th, 1813, Rev aynes. Mr Huff, pt Hh ‘Sam Juan, to Miss a rz Wodell, of Oak Tree Ranch. i = a ING STAR MINING COMPANY, Eureka District; Nevada County, Califor‘nia, Notice is hereby #iven that at-a meet‘ng of the Board of Trustees of said-Comiy, held on the 15th day of Januarv,1873,4

an.assessment of fifteen cents per share was levied npon the capital stock .of said Com. Baysbia immediately in United States pee: coin; to fhe Secretary, Room 37 New California. Any stock upon’ which said assessment shall reniain—nnpaid on Tuesday, the 18th day of February, A. D. 1873, shail be deem-" ed delinquent and will be duly advertised H be made before, will be sold on } 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, tos gether with costs ot advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. . 3. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. Office.—Room 37, New Merchants’ Exchange, (third floor) California Street, ‘between Montgomery -and-bansome Streets, San Francisto, Cal. j18 “=< Wotice to Creditors. olas Slocovich,deceased: Fokee 16 ae by-siv by the undersigne executor o the ahs ” toad Estate, to the credftors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within four months after the publication of this notice, to the Jang ning yoses at his store, on Broad Street, in the city of Nevada. . Nevada City, January 16th, 1873. ~ A. GOLDSMITH, ‘Executor of the Estate of Nicholas Slocovich, deceased. Williams & Johnson, Attorneys for the Estate. : jit CLOSING OUT SALE. JULIUS,GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of. Goods for sale at San Francisco Cost. Price ! The ‘Wick couside al : 100,000 Cigars. 10,000 Ibs Tobacco.” Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &e. As TI shall tively close business, in é dealers and all otnerp wishing any in my line to * Cali” ‘and examine my Goods, and the Prices ! , " * JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, January 15, 1873. ‘ WM. B. CAMPBELL,ARCHITECT. . LANS and Specifications darawn for Buildings, Mills, Bridges, and all structures pertaining te Civil Engineering, at reasonable rates, Office over Beckman’s, corner Broad and Vine Streets, s Nevada City, August Mth, 1872. MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA STAGE LINE. TAGE leayes Nevada city daily at 6% o’clock, A. M. and returning every day, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, for Lake City, North bloomfield, Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka, Packages delivered, collections made and all Exprees business promptly attended to. Express ica ves Nevada every day for the above named points. m23C« WELLS & TROTTER Pro; 'rs Aes. N THE MATTER of the Estate of Nich~ anona ia wid oo wtperior tof) PLEASING. ‘Pexas for the stock “business, and F and, 5 . Texas ts considered thea ae _Muiteat Literary bstock growdrs./ . ENTERT AEN 2 EN, “‘phartgscl ex-members Cork a sae LIBRARY Mady. ne MR J. C. ROBINSON Pires, ce to give a series of READ.. INGS, selected from the most "Assisted by ead PROFESSOR HAVELL, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ‘yon, Advbmipaniamests and sai ,Propriate — ane Music. 1 uf THE FIRST EVENING, AT LIBRagy HALL, on TUESDAY, JAN. ‘st 18M, ae ‘ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS, ~ Nevada, Jan, 14th, 1873, Millinery &. Dress ‘Making, MRS E. H, MOORE, —AND——... 7 MRS. A. ARMER AVE opened a Millin ard Drie I i Making Petablichment, On Broad Street, A few doors below the Skating Rink, ong are DOW prepured to do-aHkinds of MIL. LINERY AND DRESS MAKING, in the very latest styles and at reasonable rates, ane, have just received a choice stock of: elyets, Satins, Velveteens, Flowes, Ribbons, Ladies’ Neck lies, Hats and Bun. nets,, trimmed ' and. untrimmed, &ec, which they ask the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity to call and examine, ° Beautiful Wax Dolls, for Presents,’ A choice lot of Patterns for Ladies’ and Chi}. dren’s Dresses, of the latest styles, just nceived from the East. Orders from the country sent us, will be a filled, and satisfaction guaran. : decl5 GRASS SEED, CLOVER SEED. Fresh Garden Seed, FLOWER SEED. ‘ mea oy _. PRESTON’S DRUG ia: MEDICAL WONDER, ER, BOND'S EXTRACT, ABSOLUTE WATER-PROOF, a <a “PRESTON'S, os LAMP CHIMNEYS, 5 for 50 Cents 1 Preston’s. GLUE, SHILLAC, SAINFOIS,, Nevada Drug Store. NEVADA BAKERY. 18 BROAD STREET, _ . ALEX. GAULT... Proprietor. Hot Bread and Breakfast Rolls ‘€very morning, Sundays Ww have always the best variety of every thing in our line. ; EXCELLENT BUTTER, CRACKERS OF OUR, OWN MANUFACTURE. A good sample of Candy from the best factory in the State. ‘I'ry it. Wddding Cake furnished on short no tice. . a0 NEW FIRM. OTICE is hereby given that A, H. Hanson and A.. Wadsworth have thie asy formed & co-partnership. under the firm name of HANSUN & WADSW URTH «nd will carry on the Grocery and Provision business at the-eld stand, No. 59 BROAD feet. Pounp parties are fashionable in Denver, called so, because each invited guest is expected to bring a pound of confectionery, cake, etc., for consumption. Ong of the rules 8 which the new Code of Laws dictates is, that « county accounts—all fees to be paid at the time the work is done. Iy Sacramento Apanidn Axtell has been granted a decree of divorce from extreme cruelty and habitual intemperance. The custody of the children were awarded to the mother. Firrsen hundred persons —were killed by an earthquake in a town 114 miles from Bombay, a few days since. THE California Vine Growers’ and Wine and Brandy Manufacturers’ Association will imeet in Masonic Hall, Sacramento, on Monday, Jan: uary 20th. Att the graim sown i 4 officers are not required to keep book 1°" fram Frank Axtell, on the ground 31} convict hire last: year was $31,000. A sHonT time. since the Hoodtums of Olympia sttempted to destroy the public school house. ‘TWENTY-EIGHT marriages were celebrated and eight divorces granted in Pioche, Nevada.; during 1872. Tue snow in American Fork Canon, Utah, is five feetdeep, and is reported at Alta about seven or eight feet on Pleyel. San Luis Obi spa. was treated to quite a lively aca vecbuss It lasted several seconds, ~ Se the mountains around Yosemite ValAccompany has been ception bs for the purpose of ®uilding a telegraph line from the former place Prineeto 30k fos Dn und have purchased atDiego. ° f Tus fall of mow this panne SS ley has been comparatively light. a The rainfall has t been 22 inches, “. the citizéns of Colusa snd Princeton . 7 fas railroad dollar each 160 for a depot and New York; amen propose to sansa te a Le cation of Works, Columbria Hill, Nevada County, State of California. Notice is or given that at a meeting of the Board cf Trustees of said Company, held on the 17th. day of cet cagpese 1872, an as sessment of One Dellay aud Fifty Cents ($1 50) per share was levied upon the capita} stock of said company, payable immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at the Company’s oftice, No. 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco, California, Any stock upon which said ssment shall.remain unpaid on Seineday. e 25th day of January, 1873, shall be deemed delinguent, and will be duly advertised for sale, at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on Sat. niday. the 15th day of February, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of ‘Trustees. THOS, DERBY, kes Pak Sansome Street, ‘San Francis» California, —d22 _RUNEELS NEW METHOD ple course of instru: tion whereby any ane ae aequire tite mastery of this favorite Instrument, with a few month's study. It will always be @ favorite work witn the , on account of its clearness and systematic progression; more of an amuseinent than a study for the pupil, and — cova eee et wealth to the amatuer, on accoun’ sa ag ohaten melodi kel's New weeny bees paid, on receipt Address, a. h. ies oe N.Y. i. Aatest number. of you will i pms aiding . in the and~ of desiring goods of any kind, will 4 hima it greatly to their advantage and beme. bh STKEET, A. H. HANSON, [ MINING COMPANY. . Nevada, Jan. tel, 1873. a NOTICE I hereby given that the undersigned wil} apply tu the Hon, Board of Supervisor® or Nevada County, at its sessions in February, A. D. 1873, tor a vemewal of his license to-keep and maintaina Toll Bridge scr. s¢ Deer Creek, at a point on said creek heretofore knewu as ** ’s Crossing,” ™ = Marysville and French Corral road, Township of Rough and Ready, County ros Nevada HENRY FILENS. Rough and Ready, Jan. iith. eg NOTICE. EALED PROPOSALS will be received until the lst ‘Tuesday on March by the of of the Town of Grass Plans anu Specifications can’ be seen at the Town Clerk's office. Exckange Hotel build ing, Grass Valley. W. H. BENSON, President. Grass Valley, Jan. 9th, 1873, jul cS W.B.LAKE, Purchasing Agent, San Benuttess. interior, orders to me. see i eae me wholesale ff to send. their perior advantages € Being ee ron with. tne’ sine moh omen day the order: ae ace 38 goods cheaper than direct to business houses in $x¢ city, Goods mlbhnces Geen de will be ‘ 2 O.5 Ws ‘nas you Want And I will of prices, which will rales z » Give me one Trial. — ® score more, wee r 4 i Winnie, Aig: amit Valley for supplying the town with watr-a op tas . can buy g0ote a ee Li To loa main stre ‘jnduee a ‘Block’s”’ played ot the repor cinity wo pression tion of th for inthe part of pi are impr‘ gent strik _ encourag the deepe the croak : would ne to point : ~ ample. > have fail found, tl “told you to make. i* prospect . there are vicinity mines as “ea 08.7 controlle the: busi soon to’) by capit: such an will be . district. Be We M ' Cashin ¢ . orders. f for ham sons wh ment-in ure nov i.dvertis sold ove cles. § erywher of adver desires s most eff not mak There is help by ness me _ hection business certain « paper iz come tf busines of ten tl get the On ni entertai will be The Su and an be. pres The proving ent wea be good On 1 Robins: a litera, at Libr: The . taxes w 21st of The the Mi ~ will tal half-pai feast, ¢ by Rev ley, aft Lord’s Preach Mr. Ne An o made i Charck Associi the Su: Will in the ‘ Wools ~ on Th