January 18, 1876 (4 pages)

he Daily Transcript ee NEVADA CITY, ‘CAla & Snaps" speeimemanersaeenne’ Local Brevities. ie “Rey, OxE. Rich, delivered ‘a very eloquent and. interesting’ lecture .on Sunday night, taking David aa_his subject.-: vs Saas Sens wre a. Jan:—48; 76 pea ~~ $tate Superintendent. . ~ ‘The programme mapped out ,by ‘ithe present Legisfature ia relation . + to the office of State Superintendent, will, in-our_opinion, beruinous-to. the interests of the public schools of the State. It is. proposed, we -understand, to take oway from the _office the clerk heretofore’: ‘allowed, when two atleast can be “profitably and steadily employed. Phe Cali"vith, or be taken out of the ¢pnirol . of the head of the department. County Teachers‘ Institutes are to be abolished, and, in short, all: the best features of the State school ‘system aro to be sagrificed in the foolish hope on the part of the moversin the matter, of pleasing the people with the idea of economy; or else it is a desire on the part of the members to get even on‘the present . Superiatendent, who defeated their a _¢andidate fot__the position. ” “We . . prefer to believe the former is the ~~~ exeuse for their proposedaction. The State Superintendent, if he does his duty, sbould.travel and. lecture, . 2 feast half of the time, : He is a member of the State Board _i_ Of Examination which oceapies a . good deal of his time. He should ‘beeome familiar with the wants of the schoels, and be prepared to sug__ gest improvements in the law to Leg-. islators. He ought to prepare rules — ond regulations for schools; and-sugpest chinges-in-the-dourse-of studios. “pursued, ~ He mist answer ‘an exten= . -sive correspondence in relation to school matters,prepare State reports, . . . and make: frequent school visits, ail of which duties would tax the pow; ie ers. of enurance of the strongest, even if-assistants —were— provided: What sense then is there in trying,to economise, by depriving the office of a clerical force sufficient to do the work. An educational journal is ab= ———goltitely essential to the successfal ———— ——~werking-ofthe-schools-eftheState,. even if conducted as inefficiently ds the California Teacher has been for tho past eight years, Itis the only means of official communication of _ the department with school teacliers, ““eensus marshals and school trustees. ‘Undér the present officer it would . become a journal which would be read with interest by everybody. ‘“. Every State. having a suecessful com“Yaon school system suyports an educational journal, Has California become so poor or so careless ‘of the interéats of her schools that it Gan_afford-to abolish her school journal? 'The people do not demand snch ecoitemy. Cali_ fornians never grumble at the cost of ~ ‘maintaining schools, but, oi the . © > eontrary, are ever ready to stand By. liberally for anything that ill increase their efficiency. Be-, cause under-one or two -administrations the systeui-has not advanced as rapidly as all cout wish, it is no sign that every means of effecting .such advancement should be abolral . Solomon in the Legislature who ean seo every-defect and has a ready S< temedy for existing evils, we are glad vf it, but we @ertainly think the presént programme does not indicate any such good fortuné;. On the eontrary, it seems to ws the “movers » cae comaertn caine, ta bill, entitled, “An Act to. “regulate fornia Teacher isto be -done—away . and-attend County “Institutes at: -_. 'Cunningham, the well-known stage ished. It there is am educational+dence of every One, and is “elassed There is an R in this month, “and oysters are therefore good and whiolesome eating: -Go to Antoine Tam’s . and try the best to be. found in the market. ©” Sacramento street is being covered. with a heavy coating of cobble stones, When the job is completed it will be permanent, anda good road ‘tothe depot will always be assured. Senator O’Connor has introduced < erence See nw rowistomnttnyanatven ee “War Don'r ze Wapezet—Donner. . . Lake is located in‘one.of the coldest! contracts-onbehalf of the State, in relation to. erections and buildings,”’. by which we presume he intends to ‘compel parties wha contract to. ereet public buildings for a stated_sum to complete the same without having the amount doubled or quadrupled, as} the prices of such jobs-generally are. Itis-a good bill and ought to become alaw. rR ~*‘Benator Sargent, ‘of. Californta, y says the New York Herald, ‘thas put forward a resolution of inquiry into the public affairs of the Pacific Railroads, which looks very much as if it was a mistake to say that. he. was a Senatorial attorney of the Central . Pacific. Sargent is. really one of. the bravest men in tha Senate,”’ The Marysville Appeal says Mr, man, and formerly a resident of our city, has ‘brought down a lot of stock to wititer, and at the same time enjoy the pleasant sunshine” of the valley,» “Grass Valley merchants are. going. to close their storas at 8.o’clock. un-. til--the . 1st--ofApril, 1876, They rought to have commenced. sooner. in. the Beason, -Mrs, Hawley, who-has been vjsiting friends heré the past two weeks, returned to her home in Marysville . this morning, “The case of Martin ét. al., ‘versus Lonkey“& Smith, is still on ‘trial in the District Court. The Truckee Republican is. out again for a new county. vit wants to L-play-with.a white elephant awhile, The line of the railroad is ‘a common place of resort of Grass Valleyansjust now, who want to see how the.thing looks, be repeated by our—people when the track is laid to this place. The Cunning Man. The cunning man overreaches nO Oe as much as himgelf,—Beecher. had ever expressed than the above. With all the schemes and tricks and underhe_never succeeds _in-covering up} his tracks successfally enough ‘to avoididetections He may~be-ever so industrious ini laying his little plans ‘of treachery, and think his cunning { is past finding out, yet most men can d him like an open book, Such . a nan, can not long Yourish in al ecommunhty. When his true-charaeter becomes Well known; when the ‘public learn that» while he openly professes good principles, he secretly . plots evil;~he soon “Towed the confiwiththe many.whose loss would “be . The cunning wan is never frank and hotest, and-bold. He is always in Beecher says, never overreaches any one as much as-himself, other State, and bad better Tet well enough alone, — Another Smarty. The Mining and Railway Register of St. Louis has discovered a mare's nest! It has found out by referring that the rock is roasted; and t ‘ manner in which it is done, and os = —--seomes-tothe. conclusion that it is . “Spencer Process,” which it thinks -Fryer’s resembles. The roasting of ’ the rock is only a fifth part of the -_¢ Fryer process, and each part is so ; complete that, alone, one of them would add twenty-five per cent to the gold saving capacity of any system of reducing ores now in use. Everyone who has seen the works in operation, concede that the pro0% cess isa d success, Of course ; o haye not seen, can not any correct judgment, but. will have to wait until they have aD Opt portunity, which we hope will be in es & short time. ‘ in this matter know nothing about }: the school system.of this or any} to the patent of the Fryer process,’ failure, becatise there was once a) The Entertainment Saturday Night. — ~A& full house ‘listened to the entertalsinanl aives for the benefit of the Episcopal cburch on Saturday night last. ~“Pheprogrammewas along and varied one, The tableaux were well gotten up, and very. pleasing, but did not succeed each other quite as quickly as they eught nap done. The farce was well played, it was not as good a selection, we. Wk, as might have been made. The ‘actors, however, made all there was of it. A very fine recitation by Sadie Davenport, the box tricks, and the Skidmore Guard coucluded the entertainment. Considering the’ short time taken. far preparation the show was good, The. greatest fale was want of promptness. The proceeds we believe were ey eatisfactory. ; L Grack Gresxwoop says she weuld like to live in ‘Paris if she had an 1neome of a thousand dohars.a miunte, After a year she'd have-.more cor-} m . eats and Lustles than any barn would The process will}. We believe no truer sentiment was . ~-hand-workings of the sunning man, . trouble, and always: in. fear, and, as}. Washington letterfrom a lady corHrespondent to the Cleveland Leader, regarded as again to the community. menta and showing signs that someBR te “Fuep, Dovdiass ii Lineous—AT “Tw its tecture ov eenietiwet IMPORTANT NOTICE, See Life,”’. Theedore Tilten teHs the . stery of the king who could not be+JOHN JACK, — canyons of thé Siermis. High moungives this little incident, in ‘which made happy except by Wearing a z z tains rise on three sides of the lake co Douglass and President Lincoin . happy man’s sbirt. ‘When the . " NEVAD A. CITY, e and the cold seems to concentrate gured: L asked Mr. Douglass for re-. happy man was found fag tg he ~ ES t face: Eve ie Seats miniscences of Abraham Lincoln, a. tained be wore no sbirt. is in‘53 teen appoitited pole agent by upon its “sur "yy ©} subject ow which I never tire of hear-. variably creates a _Iaugh, and, Theotofore Donner has been covered with ing more. He replied by recalling . dore takes advantage*of it by sliding . LIEBES BROS. & CO., — -ice-five or six sg thick, long be-. the evening of the second inaugura-. in the following bit — a For the mate-of-shele OR pO “é fhe C fore the middle of January. Skating . tion ball. Mr. Douglass was not ‘at . dies and gentlemen, I suspect from j the time a resident in Washington, . the merry hemor yeu are in, that cigars &. SMOKING TORACC day e has been excellent on the lake wh : 7 Os y padiupesn erase WACM} bat theré to attend the inaugural} many of you would be-afraid of untokens many of the ‘poudsand reservoirs in ceremonies, and applied at the door. buttoning your vests.”’ When Mr. a a rkeepers will hereafter find it to their h the vicinity were partly open. This] of entrance, with a very light color-. Tilton gut this off in Newark, N. J. TACH batore Ps 2 ig Rage ASyear hur-been one-of the—coldest—oa-} ed. lady, _Mrs, =; of Philadel. the other evening,. a stout and tidy . their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver 4 . Yr , ice at Schaffer' phia, under his-escort, _ The whip. looking Scotch woman fii the galery . mem “CIGARS lower than they can get a ~ of ae record spd.the ive at Hehaffer'y: and er-snapper at the door did aot know . responded: ‘*Deil a bibam I afeard, there at a Bhy, Following are ‘some of were at the ice pond is ten or eleven inch-. him, and taking him for the colored} mon,” and. then unfastening two ashlee enartaiess casey : a ‘es Ahick. Donner Lake yesterday . attendant of a white lady, admitted ; buttons ued her dyess in front,. and . . BOQUET,\ bone wn ote om over ane PSE ele te ca ae . ws Sew, = Ss ie was onlywbout an inch thick in. 4 ok Ae he wer inclined to enous [bie by the eee ime ———— a portions where it was frozen, There . toward a side door and closed it on} linen, and my grandmiter’s ain spin— Miss has_been-no wind~in the region of hi He found himself, to his chag. nin’, too!” Theodore passed . on, ; sop Se HERMA (OES, : deligh the lake, and nothin that would . Tiny Sbutout upon the pavement. aan — ~—“PERLA DE CUBA, ee reyent the usual aon sa of ites: Just them some one told the officious “He got neatly out of a little sn -SARY N, ae ng q : A ded oo aes oe =“ —— had treated sar witb-bis intended. Ste taxed bi] ME: : the ch ome unseen forces must. have con-. lierly, and the young man hastened . with baving kissed two young ladies . . REPUBLIC DEC press spired to interfere with. the usual. to admit him. Almost the first bead . gt some party at which she was met}: E CUBA,feveaing procesnees ~Many-of the . be saw looming up above the eruwd presént. He owned it, but said that PUMARIEGA, — 3 was Mr. Lincoln's, .and. the latter) tieir united ages only made twenty~chorce: YOUNG AMERICA, style, iat aettlers have been puzzling their seeing-him also, culled out, in his ‘ene. ‘The simple minded girl thought — fering: brains over the enigma, and, it is cheery, familiar voice, -«Come this . df ten and eleven, so laughed off Bere AMERICAN TEAM,j aa) pretty generally concluded that. hot ook Fred Douglass; ag here, I pout. -He did not expliin that oné+ And a variety-of other brands, too numer. ed the springs must have burst. forth in nie! to see you. oe en grasping . was. nineteeti and.the other two years. iy to —— Set bar-keepers can get iy is hand, he said,—‘‘I want to-ask+} ofage, Wosu’t it artful? Oh, . Cisar of me guaranteed to suit ald their @ year seme portion of the Jake bed in such you what you thought of my speech . George! ae we very low “Soi a ae force as to prévent the temperature . this afternoon; Isaw you standing si a OHN JACK. ~ghowe of the water from being lowered to. there in the mud while I was talk: i he li , Back costae ing.’ ___Mr, ‘Douglass then wenton Probate Notice, ° _ THE. Su an in -the-congealing point. Such springs . to rehearse to. me some of the won: xt vaatel af Vv Fl TESTE with are’ common io Tahoe, but so far a&! Yerfol utterances of “that inaugura. (\paTE OF CALIFORNIA, County of NefF fume Company, the Tr is known there-have neverbeen any tiom-speech that had burned them. \°5vada,ss, In Probate —Cou-t, —In--the-}———_— oS Es SRS erase PRES Soran Aap in Donner. Inasmuch as Truckee’ g . Selves upon his brain. . Continuing, ibe ct the ketate and. Coardisnship. ei. ; eT aes : after p : he seid; Mr, Lipicoln—then—intro-. &ULancaster, & mino®. Th apps fO Pen zines a grandest skating rink is this lake, duced niyself and Mrs. to Vice ee a net died By ‘Mary L. Lancaster Nevada -and Grass Valle : three miles long by a mile wide, all. President dobnson at his side, Mr, . Guaruian of the pores a estate of a. ys = . Se Tra Laicaster, -pra for ‘an—ordér Saree the skating fraternity are interested} Johnson scowled, then presently ot sate oF Biro ude Senos propRE now prepared RC in knowing why it don’t freeze. — smoothed his face into-eivil'ty; but} ety pelunging to said minor. that it is A umber a + Seti De = —" for ~ : I said to Mrs. as we walked necessary and would be beneficial to said 5 Bloda Truckee Republican. away, “That man‘ is no Sriggd: W . ailtnoe thet ngewe gos Aiprcmped we ge Mi Fy Buildi died” aren ” It is hereb t the next of kik 1h ) . sweh as you and I, ee Porte we apes EE MOE ing and Bui ing Timbers, Tiseuns ~ Pretty Cool, ii anand ‘. said estate, appear before this Court on.) ~“Thtend People who prepare Truckee break-. Gynec Services ror CHILDREN RHOBEDAY is%6, gr “Coat Hoon or Common, Finishing, and a and Mi fasts have to first thaw out.the meat, . Several ‘methods for. ‘ministering to . this Court, in Nevada city, at 10 o'clock, . butter, potatoes,“milk, eggs,’and ey. little ones-are suggested: ogcasional . * cedar ahead ot bo granted farthep. ~ General Assortmenti ae — ery edible that-constitutes the mal, . *Pecial servicesor a regular service . of ouoh-ontata Sc cEAnEEinie, cs tiaathe aie anil on ot=tost held, in a different room, while the. Ana ie farther ordered, that = copy of Building Lember aL and in a —masses—otFE t-lgact 4 suc i Ce ree ee ee sermon-{or-adults is being aetiveind; mrss ee eres win tay or hiner San = large-e Steaks are frozen a9 hard. as" ¥ooks, . or s-division of the-regular-serthon. [00° 0) A Nevade Traupéhipt, 6 uewepa-. 5 seh Hen Baia and,eggs can be thrown acroas the. Prepared for juvenile comprehen. per printed and publistied.in said Nevada . ways on Hand, peony near roam withont being broken. Par:' ‘sion. A good rule to ‘start with are “a4 4 ° 5 nas : 2 would be-thatimary one down} Dated Jan, u ey ee The ties preparing to make veyagesin-the by. Corbett : * ever uaa pag of} vice Seed vraag: A Largo Amount: of Seasoned depot ir Polar_seas will find it to their ad-. two syllables ae aS tmwertabie elie y : SPRUCE WOOD on han a. = the irai ee will answer the sama pur A : [ eentsae to — i sind ll werve ra seotbdiins of eueds Mentat al ielias. ASSESSMENT NvuTICE. ee aes the Be BP ens SEN pn“ gering “Up Cary . bles may be very. edifying to colle-" OORES PLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN-. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Neva“ble, 80" and making fires:—Truckee Repubgiaus and teachers, but few ministers. i ing Company. Principal place of . aa, or at our office’on Town Talk Hil, wil tained f lican have congregations made ap of such . business San Francisco, California. Locapee panteaial 3 \ hearers. Addison’s exquisite EngGal, on sos mies Sie piven, thet ee Se a Sek vies ae ‘ a otice :is herebv given, ~ Advertised Letters. lish sounds fairly ebild like in com. meeting of the Board of Directors, held on N. & G. V. W. & L Co, er. track The following letters: remain in-the Post parison t (No. 1) of Ten Cents pe¥ share’ =e il E. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875, for this Office, in this Aty, for the“week ending the lands Wiliam Moras pulpite in Raving anak = capi ek of PES sas s with th Monday; -danuary 17th Pek gumeee rss 8 2 —bat-in a a nc nr’ tretatates + tation,.payable mime a a ee eae A, Haskins, P. M. * reader finds pages of ex uisite comtary ton ak the office of the company, Roonil, a cna : Pai Son ano catiraly with gy Peay or captor > ge “urs, c. M. HAYES, Ther axter_ Fran words of one syllable. The direc. shall i id on the Tenth day of i ‘Beal Wm 0, tion of Longfe’low’s favorite poems February, 1876, will be delinqnent and adMAIN STREET, Nearly Opposite idly me Cochran George, is babyish compared with what—we ee male a yap eden eager AR the School House, dry a Dougberty Owen occasionally find in the poet’s cor. oP eee th those le a5, Monday, the Sixth day of March, 1876, Ss kinds Fulton R L, = ners of country newspapers, but we bog ar Gs dattanuant pi —— 1 WORK? such as todo.all eS county . Seen Jackson, know some adults who = Longpa costs of AG eeSeng © an -Sepenses of = , . — iforn a Ginddtoe J 3 M, 2, oe en 0. al CURLS, Mr. $ Haslitt Mrs. F, Gore awh Union Hunter Harry, rat a Tar eS Transcript wants to NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS. ‘FRIZETTES, ETC. mais Ragon. A J, know how many floating coffins ate She ‘keeps axGme assortinent of Hai making ses afloat which Captain _Waterman has WILL sell to the lowest bidder, Section Work constantly.on hand, and is pre a4 2 P ‘No. 10 of County Roads of Nevada . ,°% prepared suming THEAtlantic Staten, steseaes -certitied-to-as being sound and sea-. Township, tcommencing at a point near . (0 4° everything in the hair line entrusted . he 8 & Johnston & Son’s powder House, thence by to her th in the latest style-and-—with— those east.of the. a ae have} worthy? —Wewould like; to KknOW A, Rosenthal’s residence, thence up thedispate 5 Ch: * ae Nevad and Washingtor turnpike to th © ese 2p not recovered yet from the panic further just how much it costs to get Washington hema, utes mative “Snead oe ‘Wile sigilbn hasc cana eas ick's We hx that began in-1873,-when the polit-} certificate for a rotton hulk from . less. “This line uf road-is to be put and . Celebrated Satta. — sixteen v cal raid was commenced on the rail-/an Inspector? This going itd an sactand mar ten iav. ee benced het ; Also Local Agent for Remington's Sew. ‘masquer roads; The closing of factories, the] nvestigation of a ship after she has’. of — a Se Le eee yd rete pater . oS nee RA. cC. Me HAYES. It has b . r ei q . ° check on immigration, the numer. } gone t6 the bottom of the oeean, carccm dcop. Bids t0, be filed with the Herads, Dec. 8, ais, that mot ous comniercial failures, redaction of . rying down hundreds” of hunian be: —— ce. Mey eh asad a cna tor dress expenditures in doiestié life and of . ings is’ ghostly fares, ald Ie is about) ™ ~~ SS ‘Commisatonsr . ee FRANK = POMAS. ee a Goose gs REE a ree among . time that an indignant people stampHighest pienh 000, [Practitioner of Homoeopathy, j Hood, e€ @ accompaniments aa i E um, $50, — co co aaa nal At out —Maryaville Appeal. By Authority of an Act of the Legislature. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, of paper iit nines apts . > material can claims that St. Louis is now [By Telegxaph,) IN Sate ee Office---Broad St., cor. of Pine, of a pert nedrly out of the depression, and Stocks. In aid of the Topeka Library. Tickets NEVADA Crry, paral ti : me be } that the Mississippi Valley generally St each.” Fox full particulars, address cents for is building manufacturing establish; Yesterday Morning’s . Sales. PO Capttal — eo BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY “the mas Sicerebens Lok opeka, 5: 4 ; Ti, BROAD @TREET, ET, NEVADA CITY ont 110 Best & Belcher G8. _ . ~ the old prosperity will soon} 9475 OS ee: a Assessment Notice. _. qurm STUCK $200, 000. ae return? te SNe kee he ae os Se = : Ce ‘oo = Ea 108 ane Sasry = — OW GRAVEL. MININ iS COMPARY: E R. Ww. ‘TULLY, President, F the aity Tue San “Francisco Journal of} 3025 Savage 27. : j ness, ‘San Francisco, California. Location . AH. Panzer. ecees = present t .55 Choillar 102, of works, Columbia -Hill, Nevad ty, DIRECTORS : a Commerce begins'the new year with an — r Noroedas 71, Calitéenis. Notice is hereby given quay. . John Onshin. “Chen Marsh, R.W. tony retary of a mammoth sheet of. eight: pages, 7 th ca tx inestiig"0f the Directors held on the . Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H, Parser on or bi Near! e-balf of the fiat, 660 fmperial 9%. Teath day of January, 1878, an assessment, W. H. Duryea. ee ; y on page is! 155 Yello = Iuckat 101, (No. 13) of One Dullar per share was lev& 1876, ‘taken up by a map of the ~workd,. 1450 Seeen Point 23%. . ied upon the eapital stock of the Corporare TO LOAN (on good collateral se= showing all the steambont, rognigr. 70 Kimpire Mil 876." * . AS RSG IRN eget eater part Tor cy‘ cous — ft +t. atuc aaa > gee the Company, No. 320, Sanso: 5 “ be rn ‘ear “Ts ship and railroad line connections of 80 Alpbe 24). 2 er Stink me Street, Tenasts etiitiiaceeaad cs A full lin California with the reat of. the world. Belcher 32%. * Any stock upon which This assessment Se bes tae L, Jacob: . : shall remain un on the~2ist— day of us} ught. Bullion di ted. a The paper hag'an annual review of . © 875. nfidence 223 4 . February 1876, will] be delinquent, Sia gh 4 __Kiberal advandes made oh Gold Dust 03 trade, commerce, bullion yield, pro} 110 Com ¥irg nin 483765 wertiess for sale at public auctién: and un-{ Bullion Assay or Coinage at the Min ductions, etc., and is full of exhaus3370 Sierta Ne si = Wridep, tke Tenth dan” 1g to bay wig ~ Checks ca tkenheincua aieeeeee ie On Sat tive tables and statistica) facts and/~ 150 Bullion 57. soos erie yrs neoorirmpapenr gerd together Sen, Sndkicn and ¥ City “lost betv conclusions, Itis a very valuable} 1250 Overman 63. ™. , sale. rattorlensticssalhag many. rah ee ore: Veoniton and Ge» “Mnert’s ra * 900 Justice 29. SOS GAME, Agents for Live’ 1, London, Globe In‘number, and should be w yeseneyed tor 95 Excheque! . % SN Olek Sto. pag Rave ee sae de py on fer a fave pane : } = Seg Beicher 94. a° Be Pensinn: See tm ga Eg grain waukee sates $97 Suceor 2. peo ma < ". Agency Bank of California, ¥ inia City, eR lichen Fomping éirls, says the Car250 Union Con ‘12. a ~_ ASSESSMENT ‘NOTICE. = = son aden ore wove showballing in and Fr we ST ts ne Time Deporits will be allowrs The ne: about the Capitol steps the} 1 ro lgv0 PHING.GRAVEL MINING COM: onal C: red day. Oneot them held thek 330 Caledonia 2824. ; C: Location of prineipal place Six Months Time Deposwill’ be’hi ramparts and fusiladed the attacking ss Et trea business, Nevada evade Minors. Lo-. its,6 per cent. per annum. Dick ith great effect. “Lhe battle . California. Notice is h Ct T 1 Months Time — a Yesterday Afternoon’s Sal croby given, that af Werve _ 2800 was carried On with much é on, OS: . a mecting of the if the Tenth next, Jan both sides, the girls’ shawls idee ate To day of Janvary. 1876, an ¢ Numpre san 8 per cent. per invited t e Do ‘pack and their cloaks flying in all ccm sa 2%. 2. ber A {= cha ‘wan ead soi eel a a rections. These girls “fired” girl}. ew Coso sipieal seen of tee Company, payable imnay ers Tesiding at a distance Utah 20. mediately in U ‘ y by Express. Mrs. L, fashion—the awkward, pump-handle nited States gold'or silver . -Ghecks [stylp; but they made voce pretty . 1420 Silver Hiil 10%. coin, to she Secretary, at the-oftlce of the wal a atc ain nec ke , “ Compan, a falr'ahots. It's queer, but the other 1925 Rock Island Ke Aug siock upon wah kus areanon oat LD INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN. 4 sex always wastone ora snow : a lit bruary, sabia A ball j jst as if they were left-handed. “435 Woodville 2%. ste, will be delinquent and t advertised for} — a yg tarm. A always. 940 Original Gola Hilt aK sale at public anction; and ayment MRS, M, ELISE RICH, wonderfa: int toone side whea he th aye! 195 Raymond. 25 is made before, will be cold on om SAT DAY, ‘tor cleans 2ans H én he throws, ’ the 26th day of Eebrosary, 1876, to the ILL organize a class in Geymanm,°F —B = ‘but: a girl ‘bends over backward. 155 Eureka Con 1 + delinquent assessment, together with cpsts W will give Private Lessons, ¢ trockery, And yet any my grow ef to_be} 100 Be 4 Se ; 7 {conned RES Teun moderate. Apply at the Methooil it is y women they want efferson 8/4° LFE, Secretary. "arscnage, they rig gis i Office ‘Broad street, Nevada City, Cal. Nevada, Jan. 8, 1815, «== : only of L \ fs ti wae =i b Segawa ert man ft Ae e-—

he Daily Transcript ee NEVADA CITY, ‘CAla & Snaps" speeimemanersaeenne’ Local Brevities. ie “Rey, OxE. Rich, delivered ‘a very eloquent and. interesting’ lecture .on Sunday night, taking David aa_his subject.-: vs Saas Sens wre a. Jan:—48; 76 pea ~~ $tate Superintendent. . ~ ‘The programme mapped out ,by ‘ithe present Legisfature ia relation . + to the office of State Superintendent, will, in-our_opinion, beruinous-to. the interests of the public schools of the State. It is. proposed, we -understand, to take oway from the _office the clerk heretofore’: ‘allowed, when two atleast can be “profitably and steadily employed. Phe Cali"vith, or be taken out of the ¢pnirol . of the head of the department. County Teachers‘ Institutes are to be abolished, and, in short, all: the best features of the State school ‘system aro to be sagrificed in the foolish hope on the part of the moversin the matter, of pleasing the people with the idea of economy; or else it is a desire on the part of the members to get even on‘the present . Superiatendent, who defeated their a _¢andidate fot__the position. ” “We . . prefer to believe the former is the ~~~ exeuse for their proposedaction. The State Superintendent, if he does his duty, sbould.travel and. lecture, . 2 feast half of the time, : He is a member of the State Board _i_ Of Examination which oceapies a . good deal of his time. He should ‘beeome familiar with the wants of the schoels, and be prepared to sug__ gest improvements in the law to Leg-. islators. He ought to prepare rules — ond regulations for schools; and-sugpest chinges-in-the-dourse-of studios. “pursued, ~ He mist answer ‘an exten= . -sive correspondence in relation to school matters,prepare State reports, . . .. and make: frequent school visits, ail of which duties would tax the pow; ie ers. of enurance of the strongest, even if-assistants —were— provided: What sense then is there in trying,to economise, by depriving the office of a clerical force sufficient to do the work. An educational journal is ab= ———goltitely essential to the successfal ———— ——~werking-ofthe-schools-eftheState,. even if conducted as inefficiently ds the California Teacher has been for tho past eight years, Itis the only means of official communication of _ the department with school teacliers, ““eensus marshals and school trustees. ‘Undér the present officer it would . become a journal which would be read with interest by everybody. ‘“. Every State. having a suecessful com“Yaon school system suyports an educational journal, Has California become so poor or so careless ‘of the interéats of her schools that it Gan_afford-to abolish her school journal? 'The people do not demand snch ecoitemy. Cali_ fornians never grumble at the cost of ~ ‘maintaining schools, but, oi the . © > eontrary, are ever ready to stand By. liberally for anything that ill increase their efficiency. Be-, cause under-one or two -administrations the systeui-has not advanced as rapidly as all cout wish, it is no sign that every means of effecting .such advancement should be abolral . Solomon in the Legislature who ean seo every-defect and has a ready S< temedy for existing evils, we are glad vf it, but we @ertainly think the presént programme does not indicate any such good fortuné;. On the eontrary, it seems to ws the “movers » cae comaertn caine, ta bill, entitled, “An Act to. “regulate fornia Teacher isto be -done—away . and-attend County “Institutes at: -_. 'Cunningham, the well-known stage ished. It there is am educational+dence of every One, and is “elassed There is an R in this month, “and oysters are therefore good and whiolesome eating: -Go to Antoine Tam’s . and try the best to be. found in the market. ©” Sacramento street is being covered. with a heavy coating of cobble stones, When the job is completed it will be permanent, anda good road ‘tothe depot will always be assured. Senator O’Connor has introduced < erence See nw rowistomnttnyanatven ee “War Don'r ze Wapezet—Donner. . . Lake is located in‘one.of the coldest! contracts-onbehalf of the State, in relation to. erections and buildings,”’. by which we presume he intends to ‘compel parties wha contract to. ereet public buildings for a stated_sum to complete the same without having the amount doubled or quadrupled, as} the prices of such jobs-generally are. Itis-a good bill and ought to become alaw. rR ~*‘Benator Sargent, ‘of. Californta, y says the New York Herald, ‘thas put forward a resolution of inquiry into the public affairs of the Pacific Railroads, which looks very much as if it was a mistake to say that. he. was a Senatorial attorney of the Central . Pacific. Sargent is. really one of. the bravest men in tha Senate,”’ The Marysville Appeal says Mr, man, and formerly a resident of our city, has ‘brought down a lot of stock to wititer, and at the same time enjoy the pleasant sunshine” of the valley,» “Grass Valley merchants are. going. to close their storas at 8.o’clock. un-. til--the . 1st--ofApril, 1876, They rought to have commenced. sooner. in. the Beason, -Mrs, Hawley, who-has been vjsiting friends heré the past two weeks, returned to her home in Marysville . this morning, “The case of Martin ét. al., ‘versus Lonkey“& Smith, is still on ‘trial in the District Court. The Truckee Republican is. out again for a new county. vit wants to L-play-with.a white elephant awhile, The line of the railroad is ‘a common place of resort of Grass Valleyansjust now, who want to see how the.thing looks, be repeated by our—people when the track is laid to this place. The Cunning Man. The cunning man overreaches nO Oe as much as himgelf,—Beecher. had ever expressed than the above. With all the schemes and tricks and underhe_never succeeds _in-covering up} his tracks successfally enough ‘to avoididetections He may~be-ever so industrious ini laying his little plans ‘of treachery, and think his cunning { is past finding out, yet most men can d him like an open book, Such . a nan, can not long Yourish in al ecommunhty. When his true-charaeter becomes Well known; when the ‘public learn that» while he openly professes good principles, he secretly . plots evil;~he soon “Towed the confiwiththe many.whose loss would “be . The cunning wan is never frank and hotest, and-bold. He is always in Beecher says, never overreaches any one as much as-himself, other State, and bad better Tet well enough alone, — Another Smarty. The Mining and Railway Register of St. Louis has discovered a mare's nest! It has found out by referring that the rock is roasted; and t ‘ manner in which it is done, and os = —--seomes-tothe. conclusion that it is . “Spencer Process,” which it thinks -Fryer’s resembles. The roasting of ’ the rock is only a fifth part of the -_¢ Fryer process, and each part is so ; complete that, alone, one of them would add twenty-five per cent to the gold saving capacity of any system of reducing ores now in use. Everyone who has seen the works in operation, concede that the pro0% cess isa d success, Of course ; o haye not seen, can not any correct judgment, but. will have to wait until they have aD Opt portunity, which we hope will be in es & short time. ‘

in this matter know nothing about }: the school system.of this or any} to the patent of the Fryer process,’ failure, becatise there was once a) The Entertainment Saturday Night. — ~A& full house ‘listened to the entertalsinanl aives for the benefit of the Episcopal cburch on Saturday night last. ~“Pheprogrammewas along and varied one, The tableaux were well gotten up, and very. pleasing, but did not succeed each other quite as quickly as they eught nap done. The farce was well played, it was not as good a selection, we. Wk, as might have been made. The ‘actors, however, made all there was of it. A very fine recitation by Sadie Davenport, the box tricks, and the Skidmore Guard coucluded the entertainment. Considering the’ short time taken. far preparation the show was good, The. greatest fale was want of promptness. The proceeds we believe were ey eatisfactory. ; L Grack Gresxwoop says she weuld like to live in ‘Paris if she had an 1neome of a thousand dohars.a miunte, After a year she'd have-.more cor-} m . eats and Lustles than any barn would The process will}. We believe no truer sentiment was . ~-hand-workings of the sunning man, . trouble, and always: in. fear, and, as}. Washington letterfrom a lady corHrespondent to the Cleveland Leader, regarded as again to the community. menta and showing signs that someBR te “Fuep, Dovdiass ii Lineous—AT “Tw its tecture ov eenietiwet IMPORTANT NOTICE, See Life,”’. Theedore Tilten teHs the . stery of the king who could not be+JOHN JACK, — canyons of thé Siermis. High moungives this little incident, in ‘which made happy except by Wearing a z z tains rise on three sides of the lake co Douglass and President Lincoin . happy man’s sbirt. ‘When the . " NEVAD A. CITY, e and the cold seems to concentrate gured: L asked Mr. Douglass for re-. happy man was found fag tg he ~ ES t face: Eve ie Seats miniscences of Abraham Lincoln, a. tained be wore no sbirt. is in‘53 teen appoitited pole agent by upon its “sur "yy ©} subject ow which I never tire of hear-. variably creates a _Iaugh, and, Theotofore Donner has been covered with ing more. He replied by recalling . dore takes advantage*of it by sliding . LIEBES BROS. & CO., — -ice-five or six sg thick, long be-. the evening of the second inaugura-. in the following bit — a For the mate-of-shele OR pO “é fhe C fore the middle of January. Skating . tion ball. Mr. Douglass was not ‘at . dies and gentlemen, I suspect from j the time a resident in Washington, . the merry hemor yeu are in, that cigars &. SMOKING TORACC day e has been excellent on the lake wh : 7 Os y padiupesn erase WACM} bat theré to attend the inaugural} many of you would be-afraid of untokens many of the ‘poudsand reservoirs in ceremonies, and applied at the door. buttoning your vests.”’ When Mr. a a rkeepers will hereafter find it to their h the vicinity were partly open. This] of entrance, with a very light color-. Tilton gut this off in Newark, N. J. TACH batore Ps 2 ig Rage ASyear hur-been one-of the—coldest—oa-} ed. lady, _Mrs, =; of Philadel. the other evening,. a stout and tidy . their supplies. I will guarantee to deliver 4 . Yr , ice at Schaffer' phia, under his-escort, _ The whip. looking Scotch woman fii the galery . mem “CIGARS lower than they can get a ~ of ae record spd.the ive at Hehaffer'y: and er-snapper at the door did aot know . responded: ‘*Deil a bibam I afeard, there at a Bhy, Following are ‘some of were at the ice pond is ten or eleven inch-. him, and taking him for the colored} mon,” and. then unfastening two ashlee enartaiess casey : a ‘es Ahick. Donner Lake yesterday . attendant of a white lady, admitted ; buttons ued her dyess in front,. and . . BOQUET,\ bone wn ote om over ane PSE ele te ca ae . ws Sew, = Ss ie was onlywbout an inch thick in. 4 ok Ae he wer inclined to enous [bie by the eee ime ———— a portions where it was frozen, There . toward a side door and closed it on} linen, and my grandmiter’s ain spin— Miss has_been-no wind~in the region of hi He found himself, to his chag. nin’, too!” Theodore passed . on, ; sop Se HERMA (OES, : deligh the lake, and nothin that would . Tiny Sbutout upon the pavement. aan — ~—“PERLA DE CUBA, ee reyent the usual aon sa of ites: Just them some one told the officious “He got neatly out of a little sn -SARY N, ae ng q : A ded oo aes oe =“ —— had treated sar witb-bis intended. Ste taxed bi] ME: : the ch ome unseen forces must. have con-. lierly, and the young man hastened . with baving kissed two young ladies . . REPUBLIC DEC press spired to interfere with. the usual. to admit him. Almost the first bead . gt some party at which she was met}: E CUBA,feveaing procesnees ~Many-of the . be saw looming up above the eruwd presént. He owned it, but said that PUMARIEGA, — 3 was Mr. Lincoln's, .and. the latter) tieir united ages only made twenty~chorce: YOUNG AMERICA, style, iat aettlers have been puzzling their seeing-him also, culled out, in his ‘ene. ‘The simple minded girl thought — fering: brains over the enigma, and, it is cheery, familiar voice, -«Come this . df ten and eleven, so laughed off Bere AMERICAN TEAM,j aa) pretty generally concluded that. hot ook Fred Douglass; ag here, I pout. -He did not expliin that oné+ And a variety-of other brands, too numer. ed the springs must have burst. forth in nie! to see you. oe en grasping . was. nineteeti and.the other two years. iy to —— Set bar-keepers can get iy is hand, he said,—‘‘I want to-ask+} ofage, Wosu’t it artful? Oh, . Cisar of me guaranteed to suit ald their @ year seme portion of the Jake bed in such you what you thought of my speech . George! ae we very low “Soi a ae force as to prévent the temperature . this afternoon; Isaw you standing si a OHN JACK. ~ghowe of the water from being lowered to. there in the mud while I was talk: i he li , Back costae ing.’ ___Mr, ‘Douglass then wenton Probate Notice, ° _ THE. Su an in -the-congealing point. Such springs . to rehearse to. me some of the won: xt vaatel af Vv Fl TESTE with are’ common io Tahoe, but so far a&! Yerfol utterances of “that inaugura. (\paTE OF CALIFORNIA, County of NefF fume Company, the Tr is known there-have neverbeen any tiom-speech that had burned them. \°5vada,ss, In Probate —Cou-t, —In--the-}———_— oS Es SRS erase PRES Soran Aap in Donner. Inasmuch as Truckee’ g . Selves upon his brain. . Continuing, ibe ct the ketate and. Coardisnship. ei. ; eT aes : after p : he seid; Mr, Lipicoln—then—intro-. &ULancaster, & mino®. Th apps fO Pen zines a grandest skating rink is this lake, duced niyself and Mrs. to Vice ee a net died By ‘Mary L. Lancaster Nevada -and Grass Valle : three miles long by a mile wide, all. President dobnson at his side, Mr, . Guaruian of the pores a estate of a. ys = . Se Tra Laicaster, -pra for ‘an—ordér Saree the skating fraternity are interested} Johnson scowled, then presently ot sate oF Biro ude Senos propRE now prepared RC in knowing why it don’t freeze. — smoothed his face into-eivil'ty; but} ety pelunging to said minor. that it is A umber a + Seti De = —" for ~ : I said to Mrs. as we walked necessary and would be beneficial to said 5 Bloda Truckee Republican. away, “That man‘ is no Sriggd: W . ailtnoe thet ngewe gos Aiprcmped we ge Mi Fy Buildi died” aren ” It is hereb t the next of kik 1h ) . sweh as you and I, ee Porte we apes EE MOE ing and Bui ing Timbers, Tiseuns ~ Pretty Cool, ii anand ‘. said estate, appear before this Court on.) ~“Thtend People who prepare Truckee break-. Gynec Services ror CHILDREN RHOBEDAY is%6, gr “Coat Hoon or Common, Finishing, and a and Mi fasts have to first thaw out.the meat, . Several ‘methods for. ‘ministering to . this Court, in Nevada city, at 10 o'clock, . butter, potatoes,“milk, eggs,’and ey. little ones-are suggested: ogcasional . * cedar ahead ot bo granted farthep. ~ General Assortmenti ae — ery edible that-constitutes the mal, . *Pecial servicesor a regular service . of ouoh-ontata Sc cEAnEEinie, cs tiaathe aie anil on ot=tost held, in a different room, while the. Ana ie farther ordered, that = copy of Building Lember aL and in a —masses—otFE t-lgact 4 suc i Ce ree ee ee sermon-{or-adults is being aetiveind; mrss ee eres win tay or hiner San = large-e Steaks are frozen a9 hard. as" ¥ooks, . or s-division of the-regular-serthon. [00° 0) A Nevade Traupéhipt, 6 uewepa-. 5 seh Hen Baia and,eggs can be thrown acroas the. Prepared for juvenile comprehen. per printed and publistied.in said Nevada . ways on Hand, peony near roam withont being broken. Par:' ‘sion. A good rule to ‘start with are “a4 4 ° 5 nas : 2 would be-thatimary one down} Dated Jan, u ey ee The ties preparing to make veyagesin-the by. Corbett : * ever uaa pag of} vice Seed vraag: A Largo Amount: of Seasoned depot ir Polar_seas will find it to their ad-. two syllables ae aS tmwertabie elie y : SPRUCE WOOD on han a. = the irai ee will answer the sama pur A : [ eentsae to — i sind ll werve ra seotbdiins of eueds Mentat al ielias. ASSESSMENT NvuTICE. ee aes the Be BP ens SEN pn“ gering “Up Cary . bles may be very. edifying to colle-" OORES PLAT BLUE GRAVEL MIN-. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Neva“ble, 80" and making fires:—Truckee Repubgiaus and teachers, but few ministers. i ing Company. Principal place of . aa, or at our office’on Town Talk Hil, wil tained f lican have congregations made ap of such . business San Francisco, California. Locapee panteaial 3 \ hearers. Addison’s exquisite EngGal, on sos mies Sie piven, thet ee Se a Sek vies ae ‘ a otice :is herebv given, ~ Advertised Letters. lish sounds fairly ebild like in com. meeting of the Board of Directors, held on N. & G. V. W. & L Co, er. track The following letters: remain in-the Post parison t (No. 1) of Ten Cents pe¥ share’ =e il E. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875, for this Office, in this Aty, for the“week ending the lands Wiliam Moras pulpite in Raving anak = capi ek of PES sas s with th Monday; -danuary 17th Pek gumeee rss 8 2 —bat-in a a nc nr’ tretatates + tation,.payable mime a a ee eae A, Haskins, P. M. * reader finds pages of ex uisite comtary ton ak the office of the company, Roonil, a cna : Pai Son ano catiraly with gy Peay or captor > ge “urs, c. M. HAYES, Ther axter_ Fran words of one syllable. The direc. shall i id on the Tenth day of i ‘Beal Wm 0, tion of Longfe’low’s favorite poems February, 1876, will be delinqnent and adMAIN STREET, Nearly Opposite idly me Cochran George, is babyish compared with what—we ee male a yap eden eager AR the School House, dry a Dougberty Owen occasionally find in the poet’s cor. oP eee th those le a5, Monday, the Sixth day of March, 1876, Ss kinds Fulton R L, = ners of country newspapers, but we bog ar Gs dattanuant pi —— 1 WORK? such as todo.all eS county . Seen Jackson, know some adults who = Longpa costs of AG eeSeng © an -Sepenses of = , . — iforn a Ginddtoe J 3 M, 2, oe en 0. al CURLS, Mr. $ Haslitt Mrs. F, Gore awh Union Hunter Harry, rat a Tar eS Transcript wants to NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS. ‘FRIZETTES, ETC. mais Ragon. A J, know how many floating coffins ate She ‘keeps axGme assortinent of Hai making ses afloat which Captain _Waterman has WILL sell to the lowest bidder, Section Work constantly.on hand, and is pre a4 2 P ‘No. 10 of County Roads of Nevada . ,°% prepared suming THEAtlantic Staten, steseaes -certitied-to-as being sound and sea-. Township, tcommencing at a point near . (0 4° everything in the hair line entrusted . he 8 & Johnston & Son’s powder House, thence by to her th in the latest style-and-—with— those east.of the. a ae have} worthy? —Wewould like; to KknOW A, Rosenthal’s residence, thence up thedispate 5 Ch: * ae Nevad and Washingtor turnpike to th © ese 2p not recovered yet from the panic further just how much it costs to get Washington hema, utes mative “Snead oe ‘Wile sigilbn hasc cana eas ick's We hx that began in-1873,-when the polit-} certificate for a rotton hulk from . less. “This line uf road-is to be put and . Celebrated Satta.. — sixteen v cal raid was commenced on the rail-/an Inspector? This going itd an sactand mar ten iav. ee benced het ; Also Local Agent for Remington's Sew. ‘masquer roads; The closing of factories, the] nvestigation of a ship after she has’. of — a Se Le eee yd rete pater . oS nee RA. cC. Me HAYES. It has b . r ei q . ° check on immigration, the numer. } gone t6 the bottom of the oeean, carccm dcop. Bids t0, be filed with the Herads, Dec. 8, ais, that mot ous comniercial failures, redaction of . rying down hundreds” of hunian be: —— ce. Mey eh asad a cna tor dress expenditures in doiestié life and of . ings is’ ghostly fares, ald Ie is about) ™ ~~ SS ‘Commisatonsr . ee FRANK = POMAS. ee a Goose gs REE a ree among . time that an indignant people stampHighest pienh 000, [Practitioner of Homoeopathy, j Hood, e€ @ accompaniments aa i E um, $50, — co co aaa nal At out —Maryaville Appeal. By Authority of an Act of the Legislature. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, of paper iit nines apts . > material can claims that St. Louis is now [By Telegxaph,) IN Sate ee Office---Broad St., cor. of Pine, of a pert nedrly out of the depression, and Stocks. In aid of the Topeka Library. Tickets NEVADA Crry, paral ti : me be } that the Mississippi Valley generally St each.” Fox full particulars, address cents for is building manufacturing establish; Yesterday Morning’s . Sales. PO Capttal — eo BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY “the mas Sicerebens Lok opeka, 5: 4 ; Ti, BROAD @TREET, ET, NEVADA CITY ont 110 Best & Belcher G8. _ . ~ the old prosperity will soon} 9475 OS ee: a Assessment Notice. _. qurm STUCK $200, 000. ae return? te SNe kee he ae os Se = : Ce ‘oo = Ea 108 ane Sasry = — OW GRAVEL. MININ iS COMPARY: E R. Ww. ‘TULLY, President, F the aity Tue San “Francisco Journal of} 3025 Savage 27. : j ness, ‘San Francisco, California. Location . AH. Panzer. ecees = present t .55 Choillar 102, of works, Columbia -Hill, Nevad ty, DIRECTORS : a Commerce begins'the new year with an — r Noroedas 71, Calitéenis. Notice is hereby given quay. . John Onshin. “Chen Marsh, R.W. tony retary of a mammoth sheet of. eight: pages, 7 th ca tx inestiig"0f the Directors held on the . Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H, Parser on or bi Near! e-balf of the fiat, 660 fmperial 9%. Teath day of January, 1878, an assessment, W. H. Duryea. ee ; y on page is! 155 Yello = Iuckat 101, (No. 13) of One Dullar per share was lev& 1876, ‘taken up by a map of the ~workd,. 1450 Seeen Point 23%. . ied upon the eapital stock of the Corporare TO LOAN (on good collateral se= showing all the steambont, rognigr. 70 Kimpire Mil 876." * . AS RSG IRN eget eater part Tor cy‘ cous — ft +t. atuc aaa > gee the Company, No. 320, Sanso: 5 “ be rn ‘ear “Ts ship and railroad line connections of 80 Alpbe 24). 2 er Stink me Street, Tenasts etiitiiaceeaad cs A full lin California with the reat of. the world. Belcher 32%. * Any stock upon which This assessment Se bes tae L, Jacob: . : shall remain un on the~2ist— day of us} ught. Bullion di ted. a The paper hag'an annual review of . © 875. nfidence 223 4 . February 1876, will] be delinquent, Sia gh 4 __Kiberal advandes made oh Gold Dust 03 trade, commerce, bullion yield, pro} 110 Com ¥irg nin 483765 wertiess for sale at public auctién: and un-{ Bullion Assay or Coinage at the Min ductions, etc., and is full of exhaus3370 Sierta Ne si = Wridep, tke Tenth dan” 1g to bay wig ~ Checks ca tkenheincua aieeeeee ie On Sat tive tables and statistica) facts and/~ 150 Bullion 57. soos erie yrs neoorirmpapenr gerd together Sen, Sndkicn and ¥ City “lost betv conclusions, Itis a very valuable} 1250 Overman 63. ™.. , sale. rattorlensticssalhag many. rah ee ore: Veoniton and Ge» “Mnert’s ra * 900 Justice 29. SOS GAME, Agents for Live’ 1, London, Globe In‘number, and should be w yeseneyed tor 95 Excheque! . % SN Olek Sto. pag Rave ee sae de py on fer a fave pane : } = Seg Beicher 94. a° Be Pensinn: See tm ga Eg grain waukee sates $97 Suceor 2. peo ma < ". Agency Bank of California, ¥ inia City, eR lichen Fomping éirls, says the Car250 Union Con ‘12. a ~_ ASSESSMENT ‘NOTICE. = = son aden ore wove showballing in and Fr we ST ts ne Time Deporits will be allowrs The ne: about the Capitol steps the} 1 ro lgv0 PHING.GRAVEL MINING COM: onal C: red day. Oneot them held thek 330 Caledonia 2824. ; C: Location of prineipal place Six Months Time Deposwill’ be’hi ramparts and fusiladed the attacking ss Et trea business, Nevada evade Minors. Lo-. its,6 per cent. per annum. Dick ith great effect. “Lhe battle . California. Notice is h Ct T 1 Months Time — a Yesterday Afternoon’s Sal croby given, that af Werve _ 2800 was carried On with much é on, OS: . a mecting of the if the Tenth next, Jan both sides, the girls’ shawls idee ate To day of Janvary. 1876, an ¢ Numpre san 8 per cent. per invited t e Do ‘pack and their cloaks flying in all ccm sa 2%. 2. ber A {= cha ‘wan ead soi eel a a rections. These girls “fired” girl}. ew Coso sipieal seen of tee Company, payable imnay ers Tesiding at a distance Utah 20. mediately in U ‘ y by Express. Mrs. L, fashion—the awkward, pump-handle nited States gold'or silver . -Ghecks [stylp; but they made voce pretty . 1420 Silver Hiil 10%. coin, to she Secretary, at the-oftlce of the wal a atc ain nec ke , “ Compan, a falr'ahots. It's queer, but the other 1925 Rock Island Ke Aug siock upon wah kus areanon oat LD INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN. 4 sex always wastone ora snow : a lit bruary, sabia A ball j jst as if they were left-handed. “435 Woodville 2%. ste, will be delinquent and t advertised for} — a yg tarm. A always. 940 Original Gola Hilt aK sale at public anction; and ayment MRS, M, ELISE RICH, wonderfa: int toone side whea he th aye! 195 Raymond. 25 is made before, will be cold on om SAT DAY, ‘tor cleans 2ans H én he throws, ’ the 26th day of Eebrosary, 1876, to the ILL organize a class in Geymanm,°F —B = ‘but: a girl ‘bends over backward. 155 Eureka Con 1 + delinquent assessment, together with cpsts W will give Private Lessons, ¢ trockery, And yet any my grow ef to_be} 100 Be 4 Se ; 7 {conned RES Teun moderate. Apply at the Methooil it is y women they want efferson 8/4° LFE, Secretary. "arscnage, they rig gis i Office ‘Broad street, Nevada City, Cal. Nevada, Jan. 8, 1815, «== : only of L \ fs ti wae =i b Segawa ert man ft Ae e-—