January 25, 1870 (4 pages)

3, FEB 224 HALL. A ture and fixtures and assamed the in-. _Brown reported that they had made a _ defendant, ' mise the case on the ground of the inSS ~ Siginns Up.—The miners_now remaining: of this description. ‘ote Hill have washed so close to the _armntions a —The. pase ‘Interest. was “taken in the reaization of the I library. "The Association accepted the offer: of the Young . Men’s Christian Association of farni: debtedness. Sam Hinds and J. Earl partial canvass and secured 35 new members. J. A. Palmer reported progress on.collection of back dues, and the committees on ‘nembership and collections were authorized to superintead the removal and arrange the books in the new room. It was determined to admit subscribing members, who should not be members of the sdciety, but enjoy the benefits of the library for 75 cents per month, payablein advance. Messrs. Marsh, Preston and Deal were appointed to revise the constitution and by-laws, and the society adjourned to next Saturday night, when the organization will be perfected. THe Butt Cask.—The case of the People vs. Sutton, arrested upon complaiat of Williams for keeping a bull . without license, came up before Justice Palmer yesterday, W. W. Cross appearing for prosecution and Judge Searls for Judge Searls moved to disSufficiency of the complaint, and the motion was granted. A new complaint was filed and Sutton again arrested. The bull in this case promises as much trouble as “the bull in the China shop.” in the fact that they have abund‘aa of water for hydraulic purposes, and claims of this character in the county have generally started up. Sargent & Jacobs’ claims at Quaker Hill . ure in full blast, “and, judging from present appearances, the season prom. ises to be among the most oneweag for WASHING THE ag pore miners ate-at work-and in the claims on Coy-. road as to render it almost impassible for teams te pass. Some measures should be immediately taken to open the way for travel, from Pleasant Valley and “Newtown. At small cost a road might be opened on the bed rock, by which two hills would be avoided. CLEANING ‘OorT. —The large reservoir from which the town is supplied with water is to be cleaned out this week— the first time in seven years: The sediment has accumulated in the reservoir to the depth of about four feet. The work will not affect.the water supply in the town. INTERESTING aND Amusine.—The pleasure trip of the Quaker City to the Holy Land and other countries of the East, has furnished Mark Twain with matetial for the most readable book of the day.” “The Innocents Abroad, or the New Pligrims’ Progress” forms the suggestive title of the book, which is in Matk’s best style. J.B. Drammord is canvassing this city for subscribers. iw “Town. — On Saturday évening . Representatives Slicer and Oates arrived in this city, and Mr. Slicer remained over yesterday. Both were consulting theirconstituents in reference to the various important measures to come before the Legislature. ~ tee Soctan.— The Young Men's "odie ou Thiureday promises to be & splendid affair. The committees are hard at work and are bound to make it : the bist pasty of the een the season. Tmanus.—We are indebted to Frank . rigs Sy amy monthly calen.} that plate. rery for. _ many ping before: Justice Palnior ‘yeoterda, ee i Ay evening, ‘anda {oherespn enc warn wasted . this county since 1851, died at his resia dead; weapon was rere for ‘his arrest. ~~ “Deara or 4 “Sivean: ee ‘Hartigan, who has been a resident of you CANT: out OVER 4 dence in this city, on Sanday morning last. He was a boot maker by trade, but has been unable to work for more than two years, on account of pesieteoe 4 tion; of which he died. Tae Waskixerontans.—The Washat the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association. this evening. We are requested to state that important: business will. bé= tratisacted, and that every membershould attead.— PANORAMA For SaLe.—An excellent panorama of Sherman’s' March through Georgia, emuracing the most picturesque scenery from Atlanta to Savannah and from the latter place to Columbia, is-offered for sale. For particulars see advertisement. ey those who use rubber boots is called to the advertisement of the Shephard patent in to-day’s paper: [hey have outside leather solés-and iron clad heels. . They are perfectly water proofand-the . soles can be mended without making them leak. being raised among those who own lots in the new grave yard, to extend pipes from the*city to the ground for lows have lots in this. cemetery, and the ground ewned by these -orders will be improved by them. TaNoLEe Lrg.—On Sunday and yesterday considerable tangle leg was con. sumed, and certain individuals got enough to arouse their pugnacious propensities. Several illuminated: eyes and oné or two arrests resulted. CuiIckEeNn STEALING.—The hen-roost Sof Thos. Shurtleff was visited on Sat. urday . night, wnd every chicken stvlen except a superanuated old rooster. The theft was Probably committed by Chinamen. NS District Court; January 24th. — Haskin vs. Bergantz abd wife. Decree of foreclosure and sale ordered. Beaver vs. Jost. Argament heard and case taken under advisement antil W. od. nesday. Court adjourned to Wednesday at 10 o'clock A, M. * 4 Senne Late. Magazines.—Spencer & Pattison have received Harper’s and Putnam’s magazines for February, containing a large amount of interesting and valuable reading matter. They have also all the late pictorials. Mixinc LocaTios.—Thos. Barr & Co. have located 1,000 feet on the Ophir or Orleans Ledge, tuniiig across Ben. Jones’ Island, on,Gold Flat. —_—_——_——— YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. At Temperance Hall ‘ON THURSDAY EVE’G, JAN. 27th. Reception Committee. A. M. ALLEN, ©. BE. MULLOY, A. B: LORD. Floor Managers. W. F. Evang, 3. 3 ose BROWN, W. W. CROSS ee Sa ingtonian Tenperance Society will meet . IMPROVEMENTS.—A subscription: is . THE FIRST PARTY OF EDWARD F. PEIRCE, AGENT. No 228. Suttcr street, _§AN FRANCISCO, —-— The_Most Perfect and beantiful MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD ! For the American Home Cirele! The American Organ makes Home Attractive ! 7 {And refines and elevates the minds of all, 4 Beautiful in appearance and effects FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED —TO THE— AMERICAN ORGANS . ; ty the great New York State Agricultural Fair, at Rochester, September, 1964, over the who-.e catalogue exhibited there by the most celebrated makers. ——— With the most perfect confidence we call the attention of the public to the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an instrument long detired in the Family Circle, and with our patent improve; ments, is adapted to all kinds of music, more especially to sacred music, with its sustained tones and harmonies, so much desired sought for in American homes. The AMERICAN ORGANS are euporlot ta to all other instruments of the kind important particulars. THEY are superior to all others in their greater fullness and Pipe Organ jose. volume and power, ‘They are superior in expression, ee ef action, and elasticity of tough, reudering them periect in rapid movements. They ere su’ in quality and vont a tone and when controlied by the DOU BELLOWS and BLOW PEDALS. Knee won, the most charming effects can be ut the softest whisper of the A¢olian Harp full volume and power of the Church thus enabling sagenny to give not to be f in any other inThe American Orga beantiful in exterior fin’ bantacene piece of Furniture tor t Sitting poh and.occup: bat little space, and perfect and complete in every particular. me are by far the jorming a The Rosewood Cases are Vardianed and Polished im the highest my of the att. The Oak and Walnut Cases are fin ished in Vib For Churches, Lecture Rooms, Lodges, &c. the American Organ is especially adapted for its beauty of style, ite excellence, its variety, volume and ee of tone, THE AMERICAN ORGANS As by en than one-hundred of Organists of the country to be superior to any other yet proauced, and have received s@-The First Premium wherever exhibited. ¢2@" Send for Circulars. Every Instrument warsentes to proveenia’ factory Or the money rewrned. — Br All orders should be addressed to EDWARD ee PIERCE, Sole Agent for the AMERICAN ORGANS, CLOTHING, Parior or }. } THAT FACT, — 1 NOR THAT BOOTS & SHOES, ARB SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR, PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take no. thee, compare items, examine stock, JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YoUuR MONEY'*W HERE nt —¥OU GET THEMOCST— AND BEST —roR oo THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON, HAND, and CONSTANTLY_RECEIVING CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of BPLEN: Me were Oo ee BEVER, CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS; ~ And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MENS AND MOXS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, —aND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. w-Men’s & Boys’ BATS & CAPS, > oe Saat svelte Aa Os ” ‘$4 ~ . and-ali_Raitway, Stage and -Steamer--in and and ocean—Routes on the Coast, Also, Mia ps of the principal lines .;TourGeisers and other noted resorts., Hotel Directory, Monthly account of.Kailways and their progress, ‘Table of Stamp Duties, Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Posiage, ete Special attention is-called to the Guide as an advertising medium, Having a GRKAT OVERLAND ROUTE, 1 offers “snperior inducements to once eee: For terms, ae. address the ~ HM. H. ancrofe & Co. San Francisco, Jan j12th, SOMETHING NEW! aie : NEVADA CASH STORE! No, 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining apne: tt Hardware Store,] wes ‘McROBERTS & 00. KEP senanee on hand a Newand Choice GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the low cash rates, The attention A ene Miners. is pomieners called to our Stock of Gevda whieh hes been selected with reierence to pe Wahts Of this co: Ms 7 BaS—the best lative market ; Costa Pr ee COFFEES, Gram -} veriged and Crushed ey aie FRULVS, of all kinds; 'LOU ta dog lh and GRALN, POTATURS, ONLY. : Wi 8. MoROBLRTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th. PACIFIC PROTEOTIVE ‘As8OCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated. sebees -October, . i 868 O BIEC T.-TMe OBJECT OF this Association is to secare a cash payment within sixty, days alter the death of a subscriber, to his or heirs or assign cl as many dollars as are individ the class oO which such aisensen'> Bu MkMBERSHIP,—The subscription fees ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on death of each su Anes ". pote meng apm! sriber i pal oy Be aus ‘Yae subscribers vided heli tacinaiag alk ai A ee limitea to 6,000 inaribert: Ay enone & filied new ones will bejormed, No ‘Ali communtcatious the Secretary of the rors 40 AeeCUL ATION, southeast Se cans att and sacramento streets sei itr oe ce .Prewdent ; John i H. Kuseeily, Vice Warren, decretry 5 Jas, A, Pritchard, ‘lreasHon, BREESE area President Farmers , Hon. KAMAL, COW Ls late Judge Coun. ty Court, san «tion 4. “ 2. GUDNISON, Attorney at Law, rato, » Eeq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. — #, WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Vrancis¢o, wy . SACOM, Beq., Aitna Iron orks, San ~ae me roe ot 1 bere em Hon. J, P. dUNLS, Gold Hill, Nevada, © PRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada city. AITKEN & COo., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 1it K Street, between Sitzh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO, Pea GRAVE STONES, MANTLES is ae STANDS —= work uone spared or ge Sao Sar PRESTON & FAIRCALLD. wares: ome fats Guide to Yosemite, Tahoe, Big Trees, thelarge monthly circulation in all the Pacific — Staces-anc,'lerritories, Abd on tiie line of the . MONUMENTS, TOMBS, . “ BUCORSSORS $0 x7. SRNR, ell Siete for rs sees Sec Pa itveryihing in our line will be sold adie ; eee nie ce HA NOLO LE LE TLE ES HE TN ITT

3, FEB 224 HALL. A ture and fixtures and assamed the in-. _Brown reported that they had made a _ defendant, ' mise the case on the ground of the inSS ~ Siginns Up.—The miners_now remaining: of this description. ‘ote Hill have washed so close to the _armntions a —The. pase ‘Interest. was “taken in the reaization of the I library. "The Association accepted the offer: of the Young . Men’s Christian Association of farni: debtedness. Sam Hinds and J. Earl partial canvass and secured 35 new members. J. A. Palmer reported progress on.collection of back dues, and the committees on ‘nembership and collections were authorized to superintead the removal and arrange the books in the new room. It was determined to admit subscribing members, who should not be members of the sdciety, but enjoy the benefits of the library for 75 cents per month, payablein advance. Messrs. Marsh, Preston and Deal were appointed to revise the constitution and by-laws, and the society adjourned to next Saturday night, when the organization will be perfected. THe Butt Cask.—The case of the People vs. Sutton, arrested upon complaiat of Williams for keeping a bull . without license, came up before Justice Palmer yesterday, W. W. Cross appearing for prosecution and Judge Searls for Judge Searls moved to disSufficiency of the complaint, and the motion was granted. A new complaint was filed and Sutton again arrested. The bull in this case promises as much trouble as “the bull in the China shop.” in the fact that they have abund‘aa of water for hydraulic purposes, and claims of this character in the county have generally started up. Sargent & Jacobs’ claims at Quaker Hill . ure in full blast, “and, judging from present appearances, the season prom. ises to be among the most oneweag for WASHING THE ag pore miners ate-at work-and in the claims on Coy-. road as to render it almost impassible for teams te pass. Some measures should be immediately taken to open the way for travel, from Pleasant Valley and “Newtown. At small cost a road might be opened on the bed rock, by which two hills would be avoided. CLEANING ‘OorT. —The large reservoir from which the town is supplied with water is to be cleaned out this week— the first time in seven years: The sediment has accumulated in the reservoir to the depth of about four feet. The work will not affect.the water supply in the town. INTERESTING aND Amusine.—The pleasure trip of the Quaker City to the Holy Land and other countries of the East, has furnished Mark Twain with matetial for the most readable book of the day.” “The Innocents Abroad, or the New Pligrims’ Progress” forms the suggestive title of the book, which is in Matk’s best style. J.B. Drammord is canvassing this city for subscribers. iw “Town. — On Saturday évening . Representatives Slicer and Oates arrived in this city, and Mr. Slicer remained over yesterday. Both were consulting theirconstituents in reference to the various important measures to come before the Legislature. ~ tee Soctan.— The Young Men's "odie ou Thiureday promises to be & splendid affair. The committees are hard at work and are bound to make it : the bist pasty of the een the season. Tmanus.—We are indebted to Frank . rigs Sy amy monthly calen.} that plate. rery for. _ many ping before: Justice Palnior ‘yeoterda, ee i Ay evening, ‘anda {oherespn enc warn wasted . this county since 1851, died at his resia dead; weapon was rere for ‘his arrest. ~~ “Deara or 4 “Sivean: ee ‘Hartigan, who has been a resident of you CANT: out OVER 4 dence in this city, on Sanday morning last. He was a boot maker by trade, but has been unable to work for more than two years, on account of pesieteoe 4 tion; of which he died. Tae Waskixerontans.—The Washat the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association. this evening. We are requested to state that important: business will. bé= tratisacted, and that every membershould attead.— PANORAMA For SaLe.—An excellent panorama of Sherman’s' March through Georgia, emuracing the most picturesque scenery from Atlanta to Savannah and from the latter place to Columbia, is-offered for sale. For particulars see advertisement. ey those who use rubber boots is called to the advertisement of the Shephard patent in to-day’s paper: [hey have outside leather solés-and iron clad heels. . They are perfectly water proofand-the . soles can be mended without making them leak. being raised among those who own lots in the new grave yard, to extend pipes from the*city to the ground for lows have lots in this. cemetery, and the ground ewned by these -orders will be improved by them. TaNoLEe Lrg.—On Sunday and yesterday considerable tangle leg was con. sumed, and certain individuals got enough to arouse their pugnacious propensities. Several illuminated: eyes and oné or two arrests resulted. CuiIckEeNn STEALING.—The hen-roost Sof Thos. Shurtleff was visited on Sat. urday . night, wnd every chicken stvlen except a superanuated old rooster. The theft was Probably committed by Chinamen. NS District Court; January 24th. — Haskin vs. Bergantz abd wife. Decree of foreclosure and sale ordered. Beaver vs. Jost. Argament heard and case taken under advisement antil W. od. nesday. Court adjourned to Wednesday at 10 o'clock A, M. * 4 Senne Late. Magazines.—Spencer & Pattison have received Harper’s and Putnam’s magazines for February, containing a large amount of interesting and valuable reading matter. They have also all the late pictorials. Mixinc LocaTios.—Thos. Barr & Co. have located 1,000 feet on the Ophir or Orleans Ledge, tuniiig across Ben. Jones’ Island, on,Gold Flat. —_—_——_——— YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB. At Temperance Hall ‘ON THURSDAY EVE’G, JAN. 27th. Reception Committee. A. M. ALLEN, ©. BE. MULLOY, A. B: LORD. Floor Managers. W. F. Evang, 3. 3 ose BROWN, W. W. CROSS ee Sa ingtonian Tenperance Society will meet . IMPROVEMENTS.—A subscription: is . THE FIRST PARTY OF EDWARD F. PEIRCE, AGENT. No 228. Suttcr street, _§AN FRANCISCO, —-— The_Most Perfect and beantiful MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WORLD ! For the American Home Cirele! The American Organ makes Home Attractive ! 7 {And refines and elevates the minds of all, 4 Beautiful in appearance and effects FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED —TO THE— AMERICAN ORGANS . ; ty the great New York State Agricultural Fair, at Rochester, September, 1964, over the who-.e catalogue exhibited there by the most celebrated makers. ——— With the most perfect confidence we call the attention of the public to the AMERICAN ORGAN, as an instrument long detired in the Family Circle, and with our patent improve;

ments, is adapted to all kinds of music, more especially to sacred music, with its sustained tones and harmonies, so much desired sought for in American homes. The AMERICAN ORGANS are euporlot ta to all other instruments of the kind important particulars. THEY are superior to all others in their greater fullness and Pipe Organ jose. volume and power, ‘They are superior in expression, ee ef action, and elasticity of tough, reudering them periect in rapid movements. They ere su’ in quality and vont a tone and when controlied by the DOU BELLOWS and BLOW PEDALS. Knee won, the most charming effects can be ut the softest whisper of the A¢olian Harp full volume and power of the Church thus enabling sagenny to give not to be f in any other inThe American Orga beantiful in exterior fin’ bantacene piece of Furniture tor t Sitting poh and.occup: bat little space, and perfect and complete in every particular. me are by far the jorming a The Rosewood Cases are Vardianed and Polished im the highest my of the att.. The Oak and Walnut Cases are fin ished in Vib For Churches, Lecture Rooms, Lodges, &c. the American Organ is especially adapted for its beauty of style, ite excellence, its variety, volume and ee of tone, THE AMERICAN ORGANS As by en than one-hundred of Organists of the country to be superior to any other yet proauced, and have received s@-The First Premium wherever exhibited. ¢2@" Send for Circulars. Every Instrument warsentes to proveenia’ factory Or the money rewrned. — Br All orders should be addressed to EDWARD ee PIERCE, Sole Agent for the AMERICAN ORGANS, CLOTHING, Parior or }. } THAT FACT, — 1 NOR THAT BOOTS & SHOES, ARB SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR, PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co's old stand.) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take no. thee, compare items, examine stock, JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YoUuR MONEY'*W HERE nt —¥OU GET THEMOCST— AND BEST —roR oo THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON, HAND, and CONSTANTLY_RECEIVING CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of BPLEN: Me were Oo ee BEVER, CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS; ~ And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MENS AND MOXS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, —aND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. w-Men’s & Boys’ BATS & CAPS, > oe Saat svelte Aa Os ” ‘$4 ~ . and-ali_Raitway, Stage and -Steamer--in and and ocean—Routes on the Coast, Also, Mia ps of the principal lines .;TourGeisers and other noted resorts., Hotel Directory, Monthly account of.Kailways and their progress, ‘Table of Stamp Duties, Hack Fare, Foreign and Domestic Posiage, ete Special attention is-called to the Guide as an advertising medium, Having a GRKAT OVERLAND ROUTE, 1 offers “snperior inducements to once eee: For terms, ae. address the ~ HM. H. ancrofe & Co. San Francisco, Jan j12th, SOMETHING NEW! aie : NEVADA CASH STORE! No, 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining apne: tt Hardware Store,] wes ‘McROBERTS & 00. KEP senanee on hand a Newand Choice GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which are offercd for sale at the low cash rates, The attention A ene Miners. is pomieners called to our Stock of Gevda whieh hes been selected with reierence to pe Wahts Of this co: Ms 7 BaS—the best lative market ; Costa Pr ee COFFEES, Gram -} veriged and Crushed ey aie FRULVS, of all kinds; 'LOU ta dog lh and GRALN, POTATURS, ONLY. : Wi 8. MoROBLRTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th. PACIFIC PROTEOTIVE ‘As8OCIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated.. sebees -October, . i 868 O BIEC T.-TMe OBJECT OF this Association is to secare a cash payment within sixty, days alter the death of a subscriber, to his or heirs or assign cl as many dollars as are individ the class oO which such aisensen'> Bu MkMBERSHIP,—The subscription fees ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on death of each su Anes ". pote meng apm! sriber i pal oy Be aus ‘Yae subscribers vided heli tacinaiag alk ai A ee limitea to 6,000 inaribert: Ay enone & filied new ones will bejormed, No ‘Ali communtcatious the Secretary of the rors 40 AeeCUL ATION, southeast Se cans att and sacramento streets sei itr oe ce .Prewdent ; John i H. Kuseeily, Vice Warren, decretry 5 Jas, A, Pritchard, ‘lreasHon, BREESE area President Farmers , Hon. KAMAL, COW Ls late Judge Coun. ty Court, san «tion 4. “ 2. GUDNISON, Attorney at Law, rato, » Eeq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. — #, WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Vrancis¢o, wy . SACOM, Beq., Aitna Iron orks, San ~ae me roe ot 1 bere em Hon. J, P. dUNLS, Gold Hill, Nevada, © PRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada city. AITKEN & COo., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 1it K Street, between Sitzh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO, Pea GRAVE STONES, MANTLES is ae STANDS —= work uone spared or ge Sao Sar PRESTON & FAIRCALLD. wares: ome fats Guide to Yosemite, Tahoe, Big Trees, thelarge monthly circulation in all the Pacific — Staces-anc,'lerritories, Abd on tiie line of the . MONUMENTS, TOMBS, . “ BUCORSSORS $0 x7. SRNR, ell Siete for rs sees Sec Pa itveryihing in our line will be sold adie ; eee nie ce HA NOLO LE LE TLE ES HE TN ITT