January 19, 1878 (4 pages)

. ale Se The Daily Branseript. NEVADA err. OAR. oo ae ees a a ae "Saturday, Jakhery fe. i878. ee a ert ~ Bato. M. moTT is‘ouf ‘only suthorifed .Agenit in Sacramento. He will re’ seve Advertisements _ and Subscriptions or tho Tmamsonirt, and receipt for us in our name. SE 1 BIVORCE. The bill introduced in i Benate. = _ Yor absolute-divorce' only for aduldig find bata modicum of favor-in. “.go back. to the principles which were = compromise might-be effected doring _ the troubles between the Church and : : ‘The people of the State of California a learned by past experience, and take . Jong since become obsolete in every at ’ amending the Sieowss ee seediig ‘tety; Wil thé meet with sondemnation at} lis of the masees, and proba-: tee ‘estimation of members: of the orudlips -peglect, tiidemapersnes, desertions, etc,, « will--be—eonsideredcause for separation from bed and board. only, leaving neither of the; ried-stater“In fine, wo-are-asked.to. retrograde i in our ideas of justice—to adopted by the Latin nations, that.a . State on this yery important subject. that they bave } up with o plan regulating the severing of the marriage ties which has . because the roads are Sauibs. J, %: Harrison is getting ready to Open a bittcher and vegetable shop, . on Broad streét, at bie old stand, “Quartz miners“ who~aretucky = enovgh to-own good ledges, and unj lucky in. not-having mills of their own, ate growling terribly about’ being unable to have their rock crushed. One mill is stopped because the owners had no woed on hand, another because the machinery does not work satisfactory, and another ‘the mill; ‘The others around here are running to their full capacity, and have.more than théy can do, and will uot make any more. contracts for crushing. . Bad state of» We-need: more quartz mills, < The citizens on West Bread atreet want a gas lamp erected in “that part of town. ‘One ié also wanted on Main street, mear the residence of John T. Morgan, The Trustees ap” pointed a committee to find out some. thing aboutthe: matter. Outside of: San Franciseo, Sactamento, Oakland, . San Jose and Stockton, there is not a town in the State so Bia lighted as OUT OWN. It commenced raining again yosterday at about 12%% o'clock, and the indications are good for a continuanee of the gloricas weather; —"We régiet to learn that’ Mrs. B.) Hottinger, of Quaker Hill, who has been seriously ill for several weeks, has become insane and will be sent. — re * fails to answer the requirements. of tionable reputation which she bears. the marriage bond inviolable, so far -. that Mr. Pierson’s bill has-the evi eluding re-marriage, exnnot but a pe ee cavectaal The husband ; 2 ather,and do not possess “the priviage pb som unto themselves other with, various Other causes f6r divorce. ~as the above bill proposes,and would the mountains. ovevek vor-eeHarto garret, and frem gar~~ quartz mill tells bis male ‘aequaint' ding, emphatically : ter without two undershirts ; there State in the Union, end “ait throagh ~the advanced ag@ in whic we live. The fact thatFrance, the most licen_.tiousof.all countries, ig. atill_under. oe srccohThara have a tha bondage of such old-time ideas, ia enongh to bring npon her the ques. While wo have the preatest rospect to tae Asylum, She is the mother . of five children. Mr. Hottinger has ‘the deep sympathy of the communi-. ty in his terrible affliction, A moderately wet. Jauuary is aseally followed by a wet February and many as five jnches of rain in April, . Very wet spring weather generally fer anything that would tend to make as the readiness of dissolving the ‘nuptial ties is concerned, we claim dence of leading in an opposite direction frei the Mecca of matrimoni perfection. In the first place; divorce amensa et thoro, which-isthat preid, wife are separated from one anee oi raates.: Thé effect can not but. be petnicions in a moral sense, Past} Court records also Bhow that adultery has not obtained a \predominasey “over, or ovén on equal: footing Habitual intemperance, ortiél -treat-. ment, neglect . desertion, as well ag conviction for felony, offer equally legitimate reasons for separation the crime of adultery, and “rightly, tov. As.the law reads now, it ia acceptable to the masses, and is in the best condition possible so_far as subserving morality is concerned. ‘The people do not want it changed decry any such an attempt, ‘Leave well enough alone,” is a favorite axiom with Americans, — How Charity Dida’t Begin at Home A Broad street man asked his-Wwife “tor his heavy woolen undershirt, the other day, when the skies began _ slending up preparatory to the big ~ storm which eame rattling down from . Like a dutiful wife, khe began to hunt for the. garment. ret to cellarshe went, turbing everything topsy-turvy. But suddenly something seemed to strike hei]; ‘pausing in the search for a moment, shesaid : ‘Ob, yes!"’ to herself,Jand tripped down stairs to the tune of ‘‘Brannigan’s-Baad.-*-Asshe open=. ed the door, her better half looked up and growled: **Well,?” “Why, my dear, ‘I just happened to recollect that I gave the uedershirt to that poor man who ate dinner and supper hete yesterday!” she innocently replied. ‘‘He had none, and was almost frozen, and I felt so _ for him,’ And now that Broad street man "goes Shivering around town, and with teeth chattering like the.stamps of a #suces the sad story of his’ wrong, ad“It’s an imposition b-boys, this gi-giviog away a fellows la-t shirt right in the d-depth of winter!” — There is a moral to this tals of sutfering and woe, and here it is: Never try to gét through a hard Winis. something refreabing in the idea winter. mouths. The storm which ‘has been in progress: for sotne days is from the southeast.“An examination of the reports sho-ve that it is heavi; er as it travela north. The explanatiow, of course, is that as the colder regions of the north are reached the. itation is greater. This has the—usual_eourse—of— all a pre storms this season, oe Congregational — : ‘The: as nlnadenof the {ES Annua) Meeting of the ¢ Generel Association of Congregational Ministers, are just. published, from which we copy the following statistics of the } First Congregational Churchof this city: Members at present im good standing, 107; received during the year, 13—11 hy profession of faith and 2 by letter; there has been 1 death, 4 dismissions and 22 baptisms. Daring the year there has been raiyfor charities, etc., $150. This church has grown steadily in numbers and ‘popularity under the faithtal pastorate of Rev. J. Sims, during the past four years and eight nionths, From the large and attentive congregations ‘who crowd the ehurch-every Sunday we. judge it was never in a ‘More healthy condition thagnow —— Death of Capt, Ss. W. Lee. hear of the decexse of our former towtisman, Capt.S. W. Gee, at Oak. ? land, Monday last. He was for a number of years a resident of Grass . Valley, during which time he waasuperintendent and pat Owner of the Empire mine, the’ olc'est-. quartz nine in the district (that isin regard to continuous working) ana’ perhaps in the State. Capt. Lee came to Grass’ Valley in about the year 1864, taking charge of the mine as. Superintendent and remaining as such until 1869. when the property passed ‘into the hands of a new company. Under his direction a new mill was erected, said at the time to be the finest in workmansbip and in all of its appointments of any in the State. This mill was afterward destroyed by ffre, and was replaced by the one now inuseonthemine, Capt. Lee was an affable gentleman, possessed of much force of character, and was universally esteemed by all who: enjoyed . his acquuintange. Of late years he has been more or less an invalid from rheumatic disease, and to this may be att:ibuted his comparatively early demise. His age. was 50 years, and his mative State Pennsylvania. His funeral touk place from the family residence, in Oakland, on Wednesday, So we learn from the Union. tr John gon has formally accepted the appointment as a Commiasioner of the Stite of Nevada to the Paris i Sian x4 of having one te fell back on, ‘ ble.tof follows a_small_supply in the first} ed for church expenses $2,100, and}: Many friends have been pained to The delegation of Supetvisors from San ‘Francisco appsinted to go to beanie aid to. precare . additional legistation, —to-reach‘the--cases~ of Kearney and his gakeg, artived there Thursday, and diepatches say the ‘two bills prepared by District Attorney Murphy will be presented in both Houses Friday, passed with‘out dowtst, under swépension of the rules, seat to the Governor for signature, and became a law. before sunthough, should “they ‘became. laws, cannot affect Kearney:and Wetlock . for offenses: already committed, will, sti}! afford a» swift. and speedy chan. irs. . nel through which to send both << =f ebose: worthies to-thepenitentiary Pshould they again offend. 'The pro}tarvied im the clothing or books of . . Suriet? Preewution. ~The Union says at a meeting of. the Board of Ecuegtion, held on . Monday evening, a motion was fatopted requesting Prof. Crowell} Superintendent of the Grass Valley { }Public schools, to caution all teachera in thé district to be vigilant in régatd to keeping pupils from. coming to school When any contagious disease exists in the family, guch as diptheria, typhoid fever, scarlet feVer and other diseases that may be pupils and communicated to others: tin And the physicians of Grass Valiey. ~ were particularly requested to warn parents of the danger to which they visions of the principal bill are as follows: Any person who shall.in the pres nd, hearing of. five or more utter juny language tendoF -te-endangerthe.prblic. ‘safety, Or to incite a Fiot, or any act or acts of violence aguinst persom or property, or who shall suggest or devise or encourage apy actor acts ‘of violence against any person or persons, or who shall utter aoy Janguage tending to bring any Court or Courts of this State, or the Judge or Judges thereof, or tho administration of the laws,who shall advise or encourage forei-. ble resistance to any of the laws of thie State, shall be deemed guilty of felony, and on conviction thereof shall be'punisbed by xy imprisonment . in the State Prison -or in-a-—county Jail not exceeding two * i by a fine “not exceeding “five + onan dolhare, 0 or both. : ae = ll iog” “eestinlvel at the expense of quently denominate~ “It Conte-de+}jate contempt; er} ~ John ) Mackey, whom they grandiloMacki,'"on account of the absurd story that he ‘had purchased an -estate and title in Etaly. Now John ‘Mackey -is a plain, afiassuming, rough miner, as unpolished to-day with his cdyntiess millions as in years agoné ‘when be went to his ‘duily toil, dinner bucket in hand, -atid delved in the mines for $4 a day. The Bee says, in a position of ‘political or social notoriety, he would feel as uncomfortable asa flea on a ‘marble-topped table. It ia related of him by a veracious Nevada journalist that a month or so ago various prominent politicians of the sagebrush State went to him and asked . bim to ran for United States Senator te succeed Jones, promising him that his election would be certain. ; Mackey looked at them a moment and ejaculated: What in —~ would I run for?, Ain’t there enough d—d fools there already without me?” aidthen he walked off to see how the ‘‘boys’’ were gettiog along down at the mines, Ob, no! John Mackey would rather boss a 6 x 4 quartz mill-than be a Senator, Count or President. : Same res = Pixley, in the Argonaut,comdemns the workingmen for incendiary utteranees. What shall he say, now that Kearney used that journalist’s own idea and somewhat of his language, his (Kearney’s) threats to burn tle Pacitie Mail Company’s ships if tiiey browght any more Chinese tu “Coast? ‘The Bes says >Does —Pizxteyt nay audixnce and ued to lead ‘din. torch in-band, to the docks and there consummate the.crime of arsom? But he is older and most likely wiser,and can see the folly of an action in others which he could not perceive in his own case. 2 Bird Shooting. The Datch Fiat Forum says that “W. A. Himes is the ebampion wing shot of Colfax as far as heard from, having recently shot a pigeon match against Thomas Hooper, at Mank Kilmore’s—ten birds each and $10 a side. Mr. Himes won the $20 having killed two birds, Hooper kulling but one half that number.” broad side of a barn to get. your that is talked of with the Grass Valleyans, saysthe Union. We understand that when the shooting match }comes off at Colfax between the shootists there, aud the Grass Valleyans, a special train will -be run down te accomodate all who want to engage or see the sport,trHoy. Sam. C. Wright has Moneys at the Oareou ‘Land Office. 'iectors. sqnomber his ore Wagwey. ‘Some . been reappointed Receiver of Publie . Leef’s Yenst Cakes are more than @ times cheaper than Yeast Pow. der. ; NOTICE TO THE pup, £n sees wpon which Taxes remein anpaid will be sold > The Dai NEVAD. SILVER WARE, LEATHER OF ALL mihanng: \ : = : ment of ot the-om . STOVES NO ise nor a, ante fs s 3 TEN DAYS FROM CATE . ‘ieee —— ae NO EXTRA CHARGE WILL BE MADE. & ta, jntown. Th —! ORO CKERY, one of the ver Coast. of this city, n ‘ton, Colusa c: Somebody ‘the yieinity o ‘jo Seclias of the Ted, Tavety Co. wu ¥ pyruce Wood for sale, expose.the community by allowing . ¥% th ay Tax, wid expnae ¢ of tle. costs of ata _ earthly howli their toattend school while =e = a HYDRAULIC PIPE, ‘wails from 1 a member of the family is suffering) > ™ MORRISON, — place of whic from any of the , oF other conKoved Citz, Sens, ae @vrexsnyn, _ pone such, _. tagious diseases. By » ited effort Ss Sh I ~gad thusinet on the past of teachers, parents and. 3 : eet Iron & Granite Wan, ‘tude. © physicians, we may escape a VisitaDelinquent Sale Notice BELTING, P A Grass V: tion from these seourges; which have EADWOOD GOLD MINING COMPA: . ACKING, ~-*tae took a tri ‘made such havoc a. of] jE Sher gy Fay ser oe ana tho GIANT Before leavit ether lucalities works, Wilkow Valley, Nevada POWDER ~~ tanate as to aoe 5 ornia. Notice—There is def ber. linguent on the following described stock ere some of ber . Waat WE Consist 0¥.—In the . on account of ment-(No. 1,) levéed on — ‘who bad rex human body there are five pounde of pon dn Ae! Bead reite . pial ae = = Full. Stock of etter tried't phosphate of lime, one of carbotate tive share. va . naughty ano ef lime; three ounces of floride of Byrnes J Oo ei ‘ ) GUNS AND PISTOLS, ‘parted objec ca:cium, three and a half ounces of. Blake t i “With » AMMUNITION ts, ‘happened, . common salt; all of which have~ im= ip tt ood i EE = = oe —writers-got-s portans ‘offices to fil. Not ope of . Foster © 108 5vo {40 bo ~ of Olas os “ceiver tracet them must be allowed, to fail in Mond sd es =<. eTproper sour quantity below the moral standard. . Foster 0: 202" Cie 00 PAINTS} tors arrestet oO} 1f-the time~fatis, the “bones gives} fpishson £ $9. h00 ss 3S SR = anaes ~“Bustiess’ way; if. the salt is withheld, the . Harrison C ee ee —~OTES; ea te eee a “Phe shaft . Jewett 8 4 iso , 8 00 <1 blood suffers and digestion is inn . at ee eee ee as oe __igravel clain /paired; if phosphorus is_ sparingly, Jewett 3 185 eee VARNISH, —_—= tarnished, the mind is weakened atid se es eee Ss : ae ~ began. to oo ee se iemesd idieey. ‘. iakere 136 = = = " pad GLASSWARE i a ee Mone than 800~ faites of rutfrowd] Lavery 1,4. ——#o-__— Jao 38.00 : 3 aeeterante were constructed in California ET Eon $4 va ae = “8 Ag A Fon Line of aoa t4lemen are ing the year of 1877. The number [Meservey Wi sae too A oo} Hr a abet big cle of.mités-now--in operation in the} Hivemes = gui Be F = pettive. State considerably exceeds 3,000. A. ‘Releon 0 4 ) = ste OLIDAY Goons Thekind ‘considerable number of short roads Preston E M_ nes = : bd . . ers fly:to w for lumbering.“and. other purposes . to : bg 7 fea s&% Come = see me a ala: sana The' pres are wot taken into the account . stokes WC toe eo B00 eleewhore, = =— Work to g ‘These range from three to five miles Selbert 10s i : : a — = re in ae. i . Yatndie ae i eS "Gold ap mmeccnce Geet? & 42660, E, TURNER) sss } dange of leisure -one day, . ©: . aS 100 ___8 0 aot r = ; nt eo ala fa ee ee ee and has friends supposed that be was. dare the Board of Board of Siecle meas en the : Parents jdead. A funerel was ordered and. bea he Pecosl of onck toch oe mae Detnoees: . So —_ publio~sct cards were senf out, but while the . sary will be sold st public auction, at SS EES EAE toe eleds thes bs undertaker was fumbling with the ieee tay CAPITAL $300,000. ghee Oia said del t ta th : corpus lata a! ther wee. yeas EET Sc, [TMBURANOR COMPAHT Bela, . breath and warmth inthe lips. The . Oslifornis. = rs s. CO. CALAPORNIA. Ls aS coffin was removed ‘and the corpse ne, foar ead tucked into a warm bed; and three so dies betwe days afterward the slumbrous mab GRAND a : twenty-tw: of leisure opened his‘eyes, stretched ee #06 CALIFORNIA STHEET} degrees at epee . MUSEO AL . OE ie ee eras ies . _YIRE INGURANOE O7LY, inty y Tax latest romance comes from ‘ i omapennes dair reude Kentucky, and is briefly stated thus:. atertainmenl. 3. r. dougnton, presides There i Geo. H, Howard, Vice es ot a Nev Isham Dalton and bis wife, of BulAND : Charles H. Story, flectetaty. ¥é sue? lard county, separated, she taking ; N.B, Eddy, Marine Secretary. *‘sat up H. #1 , General M c= an only child, a little girl of eight . =} CT) FE? EGFR. 2a Magill. General Agent. one night sdmmers, and a mule, their only live ‘whitewasi stock. Last week he brought suit on “nme Valley Branch for Nevads were fou for the possession of the child, but P_VHE LADIES AID SOCIETY’ of the }. sitaiaitigs a : psalms accepted the tender of the maleaso. A M-E. Church. of this city, will give; SRUSTEES, rtist, “compromise, Ps a ———— = Bur. i eee han tect each othe oe A. B. BRADY. Manager. . . 90 Maim Street, Tat met sttiging mes si Methodist Church,. “= ‘The she obtained public mention for a j*4 ag? Grass Valicy, Ca oad at 0 time is -a-Westerner, whose esploits. WEDNESDAY EVE’G, —— ed,” and a St. Louis payer recounts, asserting ke eoons incidentally that he, “has seen InFebruary 6th, 1878, AUCTION SALE complete: diahs killed and scalped, asd has Lae similar of soulped to-or-three Indiaus—om his . ae UNCLAIMED “G00Ds-” “B® Valley an i. ian ia ck Admission, Fifty, Geils, . badly ne ta send-the scalps as trophies to . ~-Ohild e ‘sth on ren, 25 Cents. Auction, by onde th pas their friends in the East, ae 2 I a noo ears a. storma. , 5 Raiiroad Co ornia : TWENTY THOUAND PoUNDS of stallrine ats Pt eae Supper, me 3 and, charges due to ‘said Fag re been me fed beef were shipped in a refrigeraae pe ae coats of sales & ot of howe’ d icone tor car from Winnemucca to San rene ici kevake city. Sada aale to be male er Francisco on Sunday last. ois as the Depes of sold gg Ie —_ _. whe ator —_> ty, vs : tiFrA man pamed J.S. Taylor SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT se — 1878, a Pi Teele we F The Citisens Bank, January . 28th. day of January, : shot himself through the foet near Sth, 1878, 9 o'clock, P. M. efits deri Nelson's ranch in Yuba County, on _ ASSETS, ~ desk cs ole sc caakeeen we rae the 12th instant. Loans and Discounts... $56,330 98} and’ in accordance with Section 31° eg : ' Qounty _ SS PRR © 4,352 66 . cle Il, Chapter VI,.Title VU, of meri The B Stave, the spiritualist, has been au Bunks, tessa neces 1,189 23 . cal Code of the State of California dented 4 : cee oe eee eee ee ee ECPM BOOMING 66 aa a 0s $00 e Sie can ci 678,16 . to unclaimed ro : expelled from Vienna. Over Drafts . 369 86 . jalo FE. Re UILD, Auctioneet peers Over, Drafts from Peakat ious” = aae Assessment Notice. Hailroad ang erate bindeaaes 14,056 00 a ol Ee coshs: J CT eee iets atin . Oh wcrc, Mate [Diasolution of Copartng@h? Tee nbisco, Cal jog ee $102,547 65 : : to_be sol county, location of wort Notice is hereby given LIABILITIES. HE — heretofore wien Mo yrrigol that sta meeting of the Board of Directors, . Capital Stock. eves 830,000 00+ fbetween the at andere : held on the 11th day of January, 1878, an . Verticcates of Deposit~-Demand 17,000 91 . sirm pame of Hobart, Marlette & Co “Taamscm assessment (No. 1,) of five cents per shere . Certiticates of ty ye age 293 28 ed; H. ©. Kaymond retiribg was levied upon the capital stock of the . Deposits subject to Check. . 19,125 84 ee eC continued ' under he —. tion, payable immediately, in. Dae other Banks.... 8,242 64 a name of Hobart & Mariette. ty ¥* yovucmnes LY ted States.gold c¢ ge to the Secretary a Logs. -\7,248 73] Hobart and 8, H. Marietie, who alone _ Alex, . Shy De nag Raye: armpeny. ; at 12; igo sects from ‘Bank of Nefeuthoriaed to collect alt Dilip. » fe od es eee ty: Shh hte Se al pay all. indebtedness $! HoBaRT, : “s Amy stock upon which this asecsament : $102,547 65 ; b pH. MAK, EITE scotia 9 pt lags — ie oun State of California, ~ nn ig and ree wi “ae at pegs meen rea eat a doh Dati Vinginie ONS. Bev., dapuary th. 18* made i: ; of the Citizeus Bank A Feimade before, will be sold on the sit . fee gy SMOPD, dep 280 and say Mist the ae Agents Sy a sarah in nga] enka alae ey oo Sages ne mee . rata ne . T Mame Tene con wo.” of stock in the old cor-. — : To the wane numb eg ye ween RE PATTIBON, noe” Ne Pree’ . CUMBER YARD at TOWN re wr vectors. [jan 19] "3, PENTHC of te Di . Building Lumber coustsstls 22% posits x 4

. ale Se The Daily Branseript. NEVADA err. OAR. oo ae ees a a ae "Saturday, Jakhery fe. i878. ee a ert ~ Bato. M. moTT is‘ouf ‘only suthorifed .Agenit in Sacramento. He will re’ seve Advertisements _ and Subscriptions or tho Tmamsonirt, and receipt for us in our name. SE 1 BIVORCE. The bill introduced in i Benate. = _ Yor absolute-divorce' only for aduldig find bata modicum of favor-in. “..go back. to the principles which were = compromise might-be effected doring _ the troubles between the Church and : : ‘The people of the State of California a learned by past experience, and take . Jong since become obsolete in every at ’ amending the Sieowss ee seediig ‘tety; Wil thé meet with sondemnation at} lis of the masees, and proba-: tee ‘estimation of members: of the orudlips -peglect, tiidemapersnes, desertions, etc,, « will--be—eonsideredcause for separation from bed and board. only, leaving neither of the; ried-stater“In fine, wo-are-asked.to. retrograde i in our ideas of justice—to adopted by the Latin nations, that.a . State on this yery important subject. that they bave } up with o plan regulating the severing of the marriage ties which has . because the roads are Sauibs. J, %: Harrison is getting ready to Open a bittcher and vegetable shop, . on Broad streét, at bie old stand, “Quartz miners“ who~aretucky = enovgh to-own good ledges, and unj lucky in. not-having mills of their own, ate growling terribly about’ being unable to have their rock crushed. One mill is stopped because the owners had no woed on hand, another because the machinery does not work satisfactory, and another ‘the mill; ‘The others around here are running to their full capacity, and have.more than théy can do, and will uot make any more. contracts for crushing. . Bad state of» We-need: more quartz mills, < The citizens on West Bread atreet want a gas lamp erected in “that part of town. ‘One ié also wanted on Main street, mear the residence of John T. Morgan, The Trustees ap” pointed a committee to find out some. thing aboutthe: matter. Outside of: San Franciseo, Sactamento, Oakland, . San Jose and Stockton, there is not a town in the State so Bia lighted as OUT OWN. It commenced raining again yosterday at about 12%% o'clock, and the indications are good for a continuanee of the gloricas weather; —"We régiet to learn that’ Mrs. B.) Hottinger, of Quaker Hill, who has been seriously ill for several weeks, has become insane and will be sent. — re * fails to answer the requirements. of tionable reputation which she bears. the marriage bond inviolable, so far -. that Mr. Pierson’s bill has-the evi eluding re-marriage, exnnot but a pe ee cavectaal The husband ; 2 ather,and do not possess “the priviage pb som unto themselves other with, various Other causes f6r divorce. ~as the above bill proposes,and would the mountains. ovevek vor-eeHarto garret, and frem gar~~ quartz mill tells bis male ‘aequaint' ding, emphatically : ter without two undershirts ; there State in the Union, end “ait throagh ~the advanced ag@ in whic we live. The fact thatFrance, the most licen_.tiousof.all countries, ig. atill_under. oe srccohThara have a tha bondage of such old-time ideas, ia enongh to bring npon her the ques. While wo have the preatest rospect to tae Asylum, She is the mother . of five children. Mr. Hottinger has ‘the deep sympathy of the communi-. ty in his terrible affliction, A moderately wet. Jauuary is aseally followed by a wet February and many as five jnches of rain in April, . Very wet spring weather generally fer anything that would tend to make as the readiness of dissolving the ‘nuptial ties is concerned, we claim dence of leading in an opposite direction frei the Mecca of matrimoni perfection. In the first place; divorce amensa et thoro, which-isthat preid, wife are separated from one anee oi raates.: Thé effect can not but. be petnicions in a moral sense, Past} Court records also Bhow that adultery has not obtained a \predominasey “over, or ovén on equal: footing Habitual intemperance, ortiél -treat-. ment, neglect . desertion, as well ag conviction for felony, offer equally legitimate reasons for separation the crime of adultery, and “rightly, tov. As.the law reads now, it ia acceptable to the masses, and is in the best condition possible so_far as subserving morality is concerned. ‘The people do not want it changed decry any such an attempt, ‘Leave well enough alone,” is a favorite axiom with Americans, — How Charity Dida’t Begin at Home A Broad street man asked his-Wwife “tor his heavy woolen undershirt, the other day, when the skies began _ slending up preparatory to the big ~ storm which eame rattling down from . Like a dutiful wife, khe began to hunt for the. garment. ret to cellarshe went, turbing everything topsy-turvy. But suddenly something seemed to strike hei]; ‘pausing in the search for a moment, shesaid : ‘Ob, yes!"’ to herself,Jand tripped down stairs to the tune of ‘‘Brannigan’s-Baad.-*-Asshe open=. ed the door, her better half looked up and growled: **Well,?” “Why, my dear, ‘I just happened to recollect that I gave the uedershirt to that poor man who ate dinner and supper hete yesterday!” she innocently replied. ‘‘He had none, and was almost frozen, and I felt so _ for him,’ And now that Broad street man "goes Shivering around town, and with teeth chattering like the.stamps of a #suces the sad story of his’ wrong, ad“It’s an imposition b-boys, this gi-giviog away a fellows la-t shirt right in the d-depth of winter!” — There is a moral to this tals of sutfering and woe, and here it is: Never try to gét through a hard Winis. something refreabing in the idea winter. mouths. The storm which ‘has been in progress: for sotne days is from the southeast.“An examination of the reports sho-ve that it is heavi; er as it travela north. The explanatiow, of course, is that as the colder regions of the north are reached the. itation is greater. This has the—usual_eourse—of— all a pre storms this season, oe Congregational — : ‘The: as nlnadenof the {ES Annua) Meeting of the ¢ Generel Association of Congregational Ministers, are just. published, from which we copy the following statistics of the } First Congregational Churchof this city: Members at present im good standing, 107; received during the year, 13—11 hy profession of faith and 2 by letter; there has been 1 death, 4 dismissions and 22 baptisms. Daring the year there has been raiyfor charities, etc., $150. This church has grown steadily in numbers and ‘popularity under the faithtal pastorate of Rev. J. Sims, during the past four years and eight nionths, From the large and attentive congregations ‘who crowd the ehurch-every Sunday we. judge it was never in a ‘More healthy condition thagnow —— Death of Capt, Ss. W. Lee. hear of the decexse of our former towtisman, Capt.S. W. Gee, at Oak. ? land, Monday last. He was for a number of years a resident of Grass . Valley, during which time he waasuperintendent and pat Owner of the Empire mine, the’ olc'est-. quartz nine in the district (that isin regard to continuous working) ana’ perhaps in the State. Capt. Lee came to Grass’ Valley in about the year 1864, taking charge of the mine as. Superintendent and remaining as such until 1869. when the property passed ‘into the hands of a new company. Under his direction a new mill was erected, said at the time to be the finest in workmansbip and in all of its appointments of any in the State. This mill was afterward destroyed by ffre, and was replaced by the one now inuseonthemine, Capt. Lee was an affable gentleman, possessed of much force of character, and was universally esteemed by all who: enjoyed . his acquuintange. Of late years he has been more or less an invalid from rheumatic disease, and to this may be att:ibuted his comparatively early demise. His age. was 50 years, and his mative State Pennsylvania. His funeral touk place from the family residence, in Oakland, on Wednesday, So we learn from the Union. tr John gon has formally accepted the appointment as a Commiasioner of the Stite of Nevada to the Paris i Sian x4 of having one te fell back on, ‘ ble.tof follows a_small_supply in the first} ed for church expenses $2,100, and}: Many friends have been pained to The delegation of Supetvisors from San ‘Francisco appsinted to go to beanie aid to. precare . additional legistation, —to-reach‘the--cases~ of Kearney and his gakeg, artived there Thursday, and diepatches say the ‘two bills prepared by District Attorney Murphy will be presented in both Houses Friday, passed with‘out dowtst, under swépension of the rules, seat to the Governor for signature, and became a law. before sunthough, should “they ‘became. laws, cannot affect Kearney:and Wetlock . for offenses: already committed, will, sti}! afford a» swift. and speedy chan. irs. . nel through which to send both << =f ebose: worthies to-thepenitentiary Pshould they again offend. 'The pro}tarvied im the clothing or books of . . Suriet? Preewution. ~The Union says at a meeting of.

the Board of Ecuegtion, held on . Monday evening, a motion was fatopted requesting Prof. Crowell} Superintendent of the Grass Valley { }Public schools, to caution all teachera in thé district to be vigilant in régatd to keeping pupils from. coming to school When any contagious disease exists in the family, guch as diptheria, typhoid fever, scarlet feVer and other diseases that may be pupils and communicated to others: tin And the physicians of Grass Valiey. ~ were particularly requested to warn parents of the danger to which they visions of the principal bill are as follows: Any person who shall.in the pres nd, hearing of. five or more utter juny language tendoF -te-endangerthe..prblic. ‘safety, Or to incite a Fiot, or any act or acts of violence aguinst persom or property, or who shall suggest or devise or encourage apy actor acts ‘of violence against any person or persons, or who shall utter aoy Janguage tending to bring any Court or Courts of this State, or the Judge or Judges thereof, or tho administration of the laws,who shall advise or encourage forei-. ble resistance to any of the laws of thie State, shall be deemed guilty of felony, and on conviction thereof shall be'punisbed by xy imprisonment . in the State Prison -or in-a-—county Jail not exceeding two * i by a fine “not exceeding “five + onan dolhare, 0 or both. : ae = ll iog” “eestinlvel at the expense of quently denominate~ “It Conte-de+}jate contempt; er} ~ John ) Mackey, whom they grandiloMacki,'"on account of the absurd story that he ‘had purchased an -estate and title in Etaly. Now John ‘Mackey -is a plain, afiassuming, rough miner, as unpolished to-day with his cdyntiess millions as in years agoné ‘when be went to his ‘duily toil, dinner bucket in hand, -atid delved in the mines for $4 a day. The Bee says, in a position of ‘political or social notoriety, he would feel as uncomfortable asa flea on a ‘marble-topped table. It ia related of him by a veracious Nevada journalist that a month or so ago various prominent politicians of the sagebrush State went to him and asked . bim to ran for United States Senator te succeed Jones, promising him that his election would be certain. ; Mackey looked at them a moment and ejaculated: What in —~ would I run for?, Ain’t there enough d—d fools there already without me?” aidthen he walked off to see how the ‘‘boys’’ were gettiog along down at the mines, Ob, no! John Mackey would rather boss a 6 x 4 quartz mill-than be a Senator, Count or President. : Same res = Pixley, in the Argonaut,comdemns the workingmen for incendiary utteranees. What shall he say, now that Kearney used that journalist’s own idea and somewhat of his language, his (Kearney’s) threats to burn tle Pacitie Mail Company’s ships if tiiey browght any more Chinese tu “Coast? ‘The Bes says >Does —Pizxteyt nay audixnce and ued to lead ‘din. torch in-band, to the docks and there consummate the.crime of arsom? But he is older and most likely wiser,and can see the folly of an action in others which he could not perceive in his own case. 2 Bird Shooting. The Datch Fiat Forum says that “W. A. Himes is the ebampion wing shot of Colfax as far as heard from, having recently shot a pigeon match against Thomas Hooper, at Mank Kilmore’s—ten birds each and $10 a side. Mr. Himes won the $20 having killed two birds, Hooper kulling but one half that number.” broad side of a barn to get. your that is talked of with the Grass Valleyans, saysthe Union. We understand that when the shooting match }comes off at Colfax between the shootists there, aud the Grass Valleyans, a special train will -be run down te accomodate all who want to engage or see the sport,trHoy. Sam. C. Wright has Moneys at the Oareou ‘Land Office. 'iectors. sqnomber his ore Wagwey. ‘Some . been reappointed Receiver of Publie . Leef’s Yenst Cakes are more than @ times cheaper than Yeast Pow. der. ; NOTICE TO THE pup, £n sees wpon which Taxes remein anpaid will be sold > The Dai NEVAD. SILVER WARE, LEATHER OF ALL mihanng: \ : = : ment of ot the-om . STOVES NO ise nor a, ante fs s 3 TEN DAYS FROM CATE . ‘ieee —— ae NO EXTRA CHARGE WILL BE MADE. & ta, jntown. Th —! ORO CKERY, one of the ver Coast. of this city, n ‘ton, Colusa c: Somebody ‘the yieinity o ‘jo Seclias of the Ted, Tavety Co. wu ¥ pyruce Wood for sale, expose.the community by allowing . ¥% th ay Tax, wid expnae ¢ of tle. costs of ata _ earthly howli their toattend school while =e = a HYDRAULIC PIPE, ‘wails from 1 a member of the family is suffering) > ™ MORRISON, — place of whic from any of the , oF other conKoved Citz, Sens, ae @vrexsnyn, _ pone such, _. tagious diseases. By » ited effort Ss Sh I ~gad thusinet on the past of teachers, parents and. 3 : eet Iron & Granite Wan, ‘tude. © physicians, we may escape a VisitaDelinquent Sale Notice BELTING, P A Grass V: tion from these seourges; which have EADWOOD GOLD MINING COMPA: . ACKING, ~-*tae took a tri ‘made such havoc a. of] jE Sher gy Fay ser oe ana tho GIANT Before leavit ether lucalities works, Wilkow Valley, Nevada POWDER ~~ tanate as to aoe 5 ornia. Notice—There is def ber. linguent on the following described stock ere some of ber . Waat WE Consist 0¥.—In the . on account of ment-(No. 1,) levéed on — ‘who bad rex human body there are five pounde of pon dn Ae! Bead reite . pial ae = = Full. Stock of etter tried't phosphate of lime, one of carbotate tive share. va . naughty ano ef lime; three ounces of floride of Byrnes J Oo ei ‘ ) GUNS AND PISTOLS, ‘parted objec ca:cium, three and a half ounces of. Blake t i “With » AMMUNITION ts, ‘happened, . common salt; all of which have~ im= ip tt ood i EE = = oe —writers-got-s portans ‘offices to fil. Not ope of . Foster © 108 5vo {40 bo ~ of Olas os “ceiver tracet them must be allowed, to fail in Mond sd es =<. eTproper sour quantity below the moral standard. . Foster 0: 202" Cie 00 PAINTS} tors arrestet oO} 1f-the time~fatis, the “bones gives} fpishson £ $9. h00 ss 3S SR = anaes ~“Bustiess’ way; if. the salt is withheld, the . Harrison C ee ee —~OTES; ea te eee a “Phe shaft . Jewett 8 4 iso , 8 00 <1 blood suffers and digestion is inn . at ee eee ee as oe __igravel clain /paired; if phosphorus is_ sparingly, Jewett 3 185 eee VARNISH, —_—= tarnished, the mind is weakened atid se es eee Ss : ae ~ began. to oo ee se iemesd idieey. ‘. iakere 136 = = = " pad GLASSWARE i a ee Mone than 800~ faites of rutfrowd] Lavery 1,4. ——#o-__— Jao 38.00 : 3 aeeterante were constructed in California ET Eon $4 va ae = “8 Ag A Fon Line of aoa t4lemen are ing the year of 1877. The number [Meservey Wi sae too A oo} Hr a abet big cle of.mités-now--in operation in the} Hivemes = gui Be F = pettive. State considerably exceeds 3,000. A. ‘Releon 0 4 ) = ste OLIDAY Goons Thekind ‘considerable number of short roads Preston E M_ nes = : bd . . ers fly:to w for lumbering.“and. other purposes . to : bg 7 fea s&% Come = see me a ala: sana The' pres are wot taken into the account . stokes WC toe eo B00 eleewhore, = =— Work to g ‘These range from three to five miles Selbert 10s i : : a — = re in ae. i . Yatndie ae i eS "Gold ap mmeccnce Geet? & 42660, E, TURNER) sss } dange of leisure -one day, . ©: . aS 100 ___8 0 aot r = ; nt eo ala fa ee ee ee and has friends supposed that be was. dare the Board of Board of Siecle meas en the : Parents jdead. A funerel was ordered and. bea he Pecosl of onck toch oe mae Detnoees: . So —_ publio~sct cards were senf out, but while the . sary will be sold st public auction, at SS EES EAE toe eleds thes bs undertaker was fumbling with the ieee tay CAPITAL $300,000. ghee Oia said del t ta th : corpus lata a! ther wee. yeas EET Sc, [TMBURANOR COMPAHT Bela, . breath and warmth inthe lips. The . Oslifornis. = rs s. CO. CALAPORNIA. Ls aS coffin was removed ‘and the corpse ne, foar ead tucked into a warm bed; and three so dies betwe days afterward the slumbrous mab GRAND a : twenty-tw: of leisure opened his‘eyes, stretched ee #06 CALIFORNIA STHEET} degrees at epee . MUSEO AL . OE ie ee eras ies . _YIRE INGURANOE O7LY, inty y Tax latest romance comes from ‘ i omapennes dair reude Kentucky, and is briefly stated thus:. atertainmenl. 3. r. dougnton, presides There i Geo. H, Howard, Vice es ot a Nev Isham Dalton and bis wife, of BulAND : Charles H. Story, flectetaty. ¥é sue? lard county, separated, she taking ; N.B, Eddy, Marine Secretary. *‘sat up H. #1 , General M c= an only child, a little girl of eight . =} CT) FE? EGFR. 2a Magill. General Agent. one night sdmmers, and a mule, their only live ‘whitewasi stock. Last week he brought suit on “nme Valley Branch for Nevads were fou for the possession of the child, but P_VHE LADIES AID SOCIETY’ of the }. sitaiaitigs a : psalms accepted the tender of the maleaso. A M-E. Church. of this city, will give; SRUSTEES, rtist, “compromise, Ps a ———— = Bur. i eee han tect each othe oe A. B. BRADY. Manager. . . 90 Maim Street, Tat met sttiging mes si Methodist Church,. “= ‘The she obtained public mention for a j*4 ag? Grass Valicy, Ca oad at 0 time is -a-Westerner, whose esploits. WEDNESDAY EVE’G, —— ed,” and a St. Louis payer recounts, asserting ke eoons incidentally that he, “has seen InFebruary 6th, 1878, AUCTION SALE complete: diahs killed and scalped, asd has Lae similar of soulped to-or-three Indiaus—om his . ae UNCLAIMED “G00Ds-” “B® Valley an i. ian ia ck Admission, Fifty, Geils, . badly ne ta send-the scalps as trophies to . ~-Ohild e ‘sth on ren, 25 Cents. Auction, by onde th pas their friends in the East, ae 2 I a noo ears a. storma. , 5 Raiiroad Co ornia : TWENTY THOUAND PoUNDS of stallrine ats Pt eae Supper, me 3 and, charges due to ‘said Fag re been me fed beef were shipped in a refrigeraae pe ae coats of sales & ot of howe’ d icone tor car from Winnemucca to San rene ici kevake city. Sada aale to be male er Francisco on Sunday last. ois as the Depes of sold gg Ie —_ _. whe ator —_> ty, vs : tiFrA man pamed J.S. Taylor SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT se — 1878, a Pi Teele we F The Citisens Bank, January . 28th. day of January, : shot himself through the foet near Sth, 1878, 9 o'clock, P. M. efits deri Nelson's ranch in Yuba County, on _ ASSETS, ~ desk cs ole sc caakeeen we rae the 12th instant. Loans and Discounts...... $56,330 98} and’ in accordance with Section 31° eg : ' Qounty _ SS PRR © 4,352 66 . cle Il, Chapter VI,.Title VU, of meri The B Stave, the spiritualist, has been au Bunks, tessa neces 1,189 23 . cal Code of the State of California dented 4 : cee oe eee eee ee ee ECPM BOOMING 66 aa a 0s $00 e Sie can ci 678,16 . to unclaimed ro : expelled from Vienna. Over Drafts . 369 86 . jalo FE. Re UILD, Auctioneet peers Over, Drafts from Peakat ious” = aae Assessment Notice. Hailroad ang erate bindeaaes 14,056 00 a ol Ee coshs: J CT eee iets atin . Oh wcrc, Mate [Diasolution of Copartng@h? Tee nbisco, Cal jog ee $102,547 65 : : to_be sol county, location of wort Notice is hereby given LIABILITIES. HE — heretofore wien Mo yrrigol that sta meeting of the Board of Directors, . Capital Stock.. eves 830,000 00+ fbetween the at andere : held on the 11th day of January, 1878, an . Verticcates of Deposit~-Demand 17,000 91 . sirm pame of Hobart, Marlette & Co “Taamscm assessment (No. 1,) of five cents per shere . Certiticates of ty ye age 293 28 ed; H. ©. Kaymond retiribg was levied upon the capital stock of the . Deposits subject to Check.. . 19,125 84 ee eC continued ' under he —. tion, payable immediately, in. Dae other Banks........ 8,242 64 a name of Hobart & Mariette. ty ¥* yovucmnes LY ted States.gold c¢ ge to the Secretary a Logs.. -\7,248 73] Hobart and 8, H. Marietie, who alone _ Alex, . Shy De nag Raye: armpeny. ; at 12; igo sects from ‘Bank of Nefeuthoriaed to collect alt Dilip. » fe od es eee ty: Shh hte Se al pay all. indebtedness $! HoBaRT, : “s Amy stock upon which this asecsament : $102,547 65 ; b pH. MAK, EITE scotia 9 pt lags — ie oun State of California, ~ nn ig and ree wi “ae at pegs meen rea eat a doh Dati Vinginie ONS. Bev., dapuary th. 18* made i: ; of the Citizeus Bank A Feimade before, will be sold on the sit . fee gy SMOPD, dep 280 and say Mist the ae Agents Sy a sarah in nga] enka alae ey oo Sages ne mee . rata ne . T Mame Tene con wo.” of stock in the old cor-. — : To the wane numb eg ye ween RE PATTIBON, noe” Ne Pree’ . CUMBER YARD at TOWN re wr vectors. [jan 19] "3, PENTHC of te Di . Building Lumber coustsstls 22% posits x 4