January 25, 1876 (4 pages)

The Daily Teansergt. nee Ving of journalists of this State, form a Press Association, says: The Sau Frxncisco Examiner,in. ~ ] connection with the eall fer d-mect: . bill-which provides fbr the establishSargent’s Pestal Telegraph Bill. tlem&n and wife, haviig taken. p2ssage for-England, went on board with N their baggage. -Presently the hus-. of band discovered that there was time . ment of a new pestal system, of \which the following are the main: Aw Exeanctve. Bionper. — Not in Administrator's , Sale WY OTICE is hereby given that in_pursuof Real ance of the order of the Probate court the county of Nevada, State “of Califorthe matier of the estate of Albert Cléav-. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JOHN JACK, — NEVADA CITY,~nis, mede on the 224 day of January, 1876, Pps been appointed f ole akent by .__. Teacher” and County Schoct inst journals published ea this Coastgare“ Geing Backwards. Senator Tuttle's school bill abolisb2s the jiblication of the ‘‘California tutes. The bills cate up in the) _ Senate on the 20th fox final passage, _\gnd witbout a dissegting voice were passed. They will now go to the —— ‘iv where itis said tere will { ciation. — AJjarge attendance of the: Assembly, where 118 S23. parties interested is expected. = AUN laa Biiebe i So = “papers devoted to agriculture. _-—gny-ocher educational agency in the . ~ “ods of instruction can bé made known} +; gud the defects-in—prevaiting-—meth-. ——— “bea '¥_composed of intelligent. men : “should be unanimous as_those who —eampose the Senate were on such & proposition. it would. be regarded . as a étep, backwards, if the medical profession should abolish ait its societies and_all. publications relating to its practice: ‘Church societies . would sot for_a moment think of . stopping their-religious journels, nor sould farmers vote for abolishing -The ‘Teacher’ ‘reaches every school officer-in the State. It goes {nto the hands of every teacher and school library. twill, if properly conducted, do more to inform seheol . trustees of their duties, more te, awaken professional pride among _ teachers, and ‘to secure aD efficient execution of the school law, thay _Sthte, Through it direct appests —cun-be made to the whole school départméat. New gud imiproved methods be explained. That the jours has not heen as effective as if mi ght,. respectfuily ruary litb, 1576,at oneo’clock P. M., semblage ; and also to take steps toward-tie formation of a Press Ass0-j.,. the Postmaster General may appoints eaitablh person for both . = . duties, and ail the postmasters_ shall . ” lis! ng his wi! them. It is a little singaler that a Press-Association, and of méwepaper r transmission . supposed, who slept beneath. “Bat meu owing together and comparipg PY telegraph and cause” theai to be , . delivered to the telegraph oompany;well on her way,a feminine voice was_, %_ Se Hy adopted, would be benelicist to . good feeling -ameng—themthan is ‘sometimes displayed in these later requested to meet in, Convention at San Francisco, at the! Oidetital Hotel, on Monday, Feb-. then and there to take into coysjderthe We favor the jdea “of forming al potes, If such a meeting did no have the effect to increase the busi-/ P8383 “ it . ope cent on each—message. Chirges ness of San Francisco advertising, it; would at least aifvrdan opportunity» f to put a stop to the dead bead kind of advertising which is in vogue now. By a united action on the part of interior jouryalists, those who have . been in the habit of getting — adyer=4 “The proprietors of all cant aie “Every postofiice im the 1, ow the route of the telegraph lines, shall also be a telegraph station at which any telegraph company main. : pd taining such line, may establish ‘and = __guestion of increasivg . 4 perite its-instramentsIf im any. their business in San Franciscot — advertising, and any other matter which muy come up before the’ as-. the postmaster and telegraph opera. for could be performed-by ome perease it is apparent that the duties of ibe received at the offices or from _the . postofiices shall be . Postmaster General. but must not . exceed the following: For ten-werd messages, less than 25 miles, 10 nited Statés, situated at any point g t} the Government postage of or. telegraphing on alf-messages to fixed by the tiging doue i Feturm for some _trifling object, might hereafter fail? Some general rules might ‘be adopted about foreign adveriisements,and: other regulations, which, if generalValley Union weil says: ‘‘The newspaper men, by such a meeting, would. become better acquainted with each other, and it is possible that & better acquaintance would promote more ‘ Weachers’ ~ Cortificates. The-Senate-on Saturday last pass_____the journal ¢an be made the most in. 3 3 i = 4 . a ——eppesteiguify there approval or diseannot be denied, yet that-is 10 reagon it cannot be improved. The themselves, We believe all its past ——-defeots-can--be—temedied anil that teresting and useful publication in the State» Tf say that its abolishSe Oe ee a ee ne ee to teachers’ certificates and . fault lies purily among teachers) >. =. . cents; for distances between 250 and 500, miles, d5 centa, from. 50C te 11,000 miles, 25 cents; and ‘for all greater distances 50 cents additional. ‘The.daie,.2ddeess and signature are to be fzee.’’. Te bill authorizes any such telegraph eompany to maintain other-efives in important tows er places for the receipt, transmission and Welivery of messages of an wrgent character and to charge rates . for them higher than the foregoing; provided that the Government busiesa _shall_have precedence whenever the head of the Executive Deee ——__} partment requests. ‘Fhe —Gervern= —jiment-ia-te_have_the_right to_pur-. —415-Ophir 61% a, chase any line accepting the priviq} leges of this bill within three years] = for him te go ashoreand see_a man. . j30d deceased, the undersigned adminis:raHe went, he saw, he was conquered; and when it oceurred to him that it was time to go aboard again, he hailed a boatman; and ere -leng found® himself. on board a large passenger ship. It was night. A sleepy steward inquired the number of his cabin, which he chanced to remember, as ulso that it was-the upper berth; _ so he contrived to clamber into it erwise acquiretother-ther oriin, addifien oF of Said estate Wilt receive sealed —pro— possis ulitif Feb. ith, 1+76 at the tawoffice of Niles Searls, Nevada City, for the . ~ sale at private sale for cash in gold coin of the -Enited States, in one-parcel, subject to confirmatien by the Probate Court of said coulityatid if Bot sold at private-sie will, en said 19th day of e'elock, ,-sel_at pablie auction, in front of the Court House; in Nevada City, for like coin aud subject to hke confirmation, }alithe rizht, tithé;intcre-t and estute of the said intestate at the time of his death, gud all the-rigbt: title gud interest that the] -ayid estate has, by operation of law or oth-. FWbruary, 1876, at 12 e, as he when dawn broke, and the ship was heard shrieking in a tohe of terror, “Steward, Steward! there’.3 man in . my eabin'’’ The wretched man was aroused, and the-situation explained rto bim. He had mistakén the ship. . They-wers under way for Australia, and his unbappy wife was steaming away to England,under the firm coayviction that he had been robbed and murdered-by-ruffians who fre. quent the quays. When heatlength arrived in Australia, be. could not even there relieve her mind, “as the cable connecting that country with eda billto amend the law in relavides that each County Board shall -consist-ef-the County Superintendafter thé commencement of opera) tion achers’ cs tions under it, The last section diBoards of Examiners. This bill pro-. rects the” Postmaster -Geueral-to Enrope was not completed<it. havlittle more heard anything of him. 805 Mexican 215-000 330° Gould & Curry 2174 = “995 Best & Betcher 67— == 9815 Savage 2544. = 200 Chollar 100. : 320 Hate & Norcross 66,— to that_si-s: death, in and to ali that-lot, piece or parcel of-iand situate and being on Stocking Flat, -Nevada township, county of Nevada tate as fcilows:PB Waile_on’ ihe south by Deer creek, and on the west and north by vacant jand -deceasesi in his life time. Es ing, in fact, only now been working: than a year—so that about four mouths passed before she cleared 1rom $2 00 to $19.00 per share on ‘Yesterday Morning's Sales. 2 is ifornia, and bounded and deseribed ows: Bounted on the exst-by end of it LIEBES BROS. & CO, For-the sale of their famous brands of : ; a CIGARS & SMOKING TOSRACCO, advantage to inspect-the sioeck-of JOHN JACK before sending to San Frapcisco for theif Sep pies: — bor cuarantec-to-deliverthem CIGARS lower than they can get them at the Bay, Following are some of the brands: : es BPQuvET, = gs _U S-S8ERATE, VES ofthe United States, with. the dwelling house and improvements occupied by the Terms_of -sle: eash; twenty. per cent. on the day of-s-le, and-the balance on confirmation by Probsté court. Deed at eXpenae of purchaser.6 . “WB, CAMPBESBSE, — Administrator of the estate pf Albert Cieavland deceased. 5 : as Dated Jan 24, 1876. Niles Searls, Atty. j25 Puts and Calls. —— E MAKE “PUTS” AND “CALLS? o specinityFhis eysteraof_ dealing Vv in STOCKS is growing in popularity, as ity enables ns-of small meagsto take advantage of the RISE AND FALL of highpriced Stocks. : We refer to scores of persons who have “CALLS” during the past two weeks. We have-n large Cash Capital and are thus enabled to fully protect our Certificates. We also Buy and Sell Stocks $1.25 per share fer15 days. __$2 25 per share for 30 days. on Commission and Loan “Money; oF PRICE “OF PRIVILEGEON-TEN. SHARES AND UPWARDS: . _$100 per share for 10 days. —=—"SARYNEN, _ REPUBLIC DE CUBA, “===” PUMARIEGA, ~ CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, ops tomention. The bar-keepers can get a Cigar of me guaranteed to suit ull their patrons at a-yery_low figure. ols: JOHN JACK, _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY (oaPitan sToce $200, 000, = R. W. TULLY, President. : “Ay Es PARRER cag; sss 20-5 53 CASH: : DIRECTORS : : Joknu Czshin, Chas; Marah, R.W.Tulty Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, 4. H, Parxer, W.H. Duryeas . Warrants,—— 7 Di r-keepers will hereafter find it to their. ~ _-UNANUEHERMANCES, ——— And a variety of other brands;too cnmmer= BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral so Highest Price paid for City-and Coun ———__ ‘enders Bonght and sold at Regular Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at ite Min _ General and Speciai Deposits recerved. ~=-Cheeks on San Francisco, Sacramen.o, Ss Jose, Stockton and Virginia City——— 3 . prafts on Easte-n-Cities, London and Ges ——— . many: surance Company. Gai Dust Bought, Bullion diseounced,Core ESPONDENT—The Pacific Bank, San to award the conict to any responsiadvertise forthwith for proposals and . ent, if he holds a first grade certifi-. ble party undertaking to form. telecate, and not-less than three first grade teachers, whom he shall apvery poor argument. "The expense —-—43titling compared tothe bengit__hich-may be derived from it. The _— #Cahfornia Teacher™ was a power for: ‘good until Superintendent Fitzgerald induced the Legislature to give over not bold a first grade certificate, the man of the Board to serve for one ; 5 rade point. = It the Superintendent does} County Judge shalt select the Chair} years; upless the Government shall . <i + eS 370 Crown Point 24, 95 Yellow Jackét 103. . plaining our system, Remittances by ta SEND FOR CIRCULAR [FREE] ex— 260 Belcher 3444. ~ graphic connections and carry out the object of this bill for the lowest also the contract to be ‘for twenty during that time purchase the lines. tariff, not exceeding these prices;. " 75 Kentuek Ty, 110 Imperial 9%. 510 Sierra Nevada 24%. 80 Confidence 22. 45 Con Virginia 448. 1695 California $9.30. Bullion 53. 150, Exchequer 13%. 25 Seg Belcher 9774. a Wells, Fargo & Co. of Post Office orders at Tour risk. Address ~ : CHAS. LARUE & CO. 422 Montgomery Street: . . SAN FRANCISCO. Interest on Time Deposits will be allowed, us folluws ge ee ares . ~“Sise Months Time Depo} pits; 6 per cert. perannum.___ ; felve Months Time: pepoulta, 8 per cent. per annum. ~~ . 2 Persons residing . gend money by Express. ~ Checks on Solvent Banks ‘ata distance can . county certificates must be examined in all the studies already prescribed its entire management to himself. Previous to that time it was edited as necessary to obtain first. grade State certificates. Applicants for by the State Superintendent, assist“ed by three or four of the ablest teachers in the State, who were selected bythe State Téadhers’ Institute. ought to be run by himself alone, -aug@-obtained the right to#o-ran.it. From that date it has continued to decline in usefaluess in @ regular ra={io. A Yetarn to thé old order of —: (hings wou srtainiy verrefit; “atte abolish the journal entirely, * we think would be advancing backoe wards. We wouder that school _teachers and school offivers do not and either by petition or nersonal _wpprovel, tothe Legislutare. “Their apparent apathy on seliool legislation, it seems tu us, affords a strong argument why a journal should be published through which some strong hand can stir then out Of their leth' urgie éondition. If school officers aud teachers are not interested in the passage-of laws which is to effect them, who should be? We believe if the Legislature should propose to legislate adversely to the interest of any other profession, every member Mr. Fitzgerald thought —it} second grade county certificates are only to be examined in arithmetic, gramimar; “composition, geography, history of the United States; orth ography, defining, penmanship, read-. ing aud method of teaching. Third grade ‘appli¢ants omit * composition aud history. ‘Thestandard-is raised five per cent. in the case of second ‘and third grade .teachers, who must yecelve eighty and seventy per cent. respectively of all the credits allowed. Second and third grade certificates may be renewed without examination, “. to remain in effe teaching, upon application person who has held a second L grade certificate for two years, ‘of those who have held“a third grade for one year, Fhe Board is given the power to revoke any certificate for immoral ‘or unprofessional conduct,profanity, for teaching. Boca Brewery. : “of, the intemperance or evident——unfitness . freman remained in the deraolished The Truckee Republican gives some interesting particulars concerning the large brewery being built at Rallroad Aceident. The Truckee Republican says:— Between Emigrant Gap and Biue Canyon, Friday morning, at a point wheretwo side tracks join the main track, an accident oecurred that came, rail projected a little to one side, and made an impérfectjoint, aud when the flange of the head engine of passenger train No. 2strack this projectidn, the engine juniped the track. For 220 feet the engine bamped over rails and ties aud switobes, impelled forward by the momentum of the trains For 70 feet it eut down the posts which stipported the snow sheds. It might have continued diect into the American River Can“hear being terribly fatal. The switch} On, lad not tlie entire roof of the}_ 610 Overman 71%. 1010 Justice 30. Z 905 Succor 244. * 310 Union Con 11%. 1550 Lady Bryan 374. 740 Julia 16%. 40 Caledonia 39. Ee 50 Knickerbocker 2%. 60 Globe 144. 415 Baltimore 3%. 095 Silver Hill 10%. 410 Rock {sland 44, 200 Dayton 6%. Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. 140 Raymond & Ely 23%. 65 Eureka Con 16. 2180 Leopard 13%. 305. Jefferson 8. 175 Northern Belle 33. 100 New Coso 1%. 1 sheds fallen in, together with about four feat of suow which rested thereon. ‘The engine covidu’t stand this, and careening Over on one side, stopped. ‘Thomas Forsyth, engineer, badly bruised-about the hips. Bis eab, and was only slightly burt. Dr, Curless went down to the seene of the aceident with Nate Webb and the Truckee wrecking force. The -doewus found lying under the tender,. tor reports that’ neither of the mea are dangerously butt. Both have . Ip Original Gok Hill 337. Tus-total_length of the Sutro tune: pe} from its mouth to its intersection with the Comstock 1dde will be 19,889 feet, of which 11,807 feet are now completed.) ? SxrveRAL Chinamen have been arrested at Elko for selling whisky to the Indians. = A BeLmontT man claims the champion thirsty mule, which, after being driven without-water for two days, Post Officé—Locx Box 819 j22 "ASSESSMENT NOTICE.~ Com ---—-OXAt! Waric ‘snow OORES FLAT BLUE GRAVEL win. ~ . ing:-Coimpany. Principal place of N “. having State of California. In the matter ef the OTICE TO CREDIVORS--In the Probate Court of the courty of Nevada, business San Francisco, California: LocaEstate of R. W. Latta, deceased, Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminisfratrix of the esta*e of R. W, Latta, de‘L ceased, to the creditors of, and allspersons claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub> tion of works Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at s meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 20th dry of December, 1875, an assessment (No.1) of ‘Ten Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable. immediately -in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, Room 1, —————— Ss lication of this-notice to the said Administratrix, at her residence on Main street, Grass Valley. or to J. M. Walling, Esq, at his office in Nevada city. S.A. LATTA, ae Administratrix of said.Fstate . J. M. Walling, Atty. Notice of Dissolution. HE co-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the practice of lav, was dissolved on the 20th instby mutual consbnt. eee GEO{S. HUPP, : = D. J. CROWLEY. Jan. 21, 1876. . Jan. 21, 1876. ~ a NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES. ENTS, that.we, Baptista Guscetti the firm name of Guscetti Bros., constitute a partnership in the business of buying and “yelling stock, and gelling milk in the City of Nevada and vicinity, and that our full names areasabove. BeGUSCETTI. ee LOUIS GUSCETTI Witness. B. W. Bigelow. : Nevada, January 17th, 1876. Morice: . and Louis Gusc-tti, doing busitiess under fect _Tesul “parts cu dens The injur had . Nos 53 California Street: a Anystock upon which this assessment shaH remain unpaid on the Tenth day of Pebruary.1876, will be delinquent and advertised fur sale at public auction, and Un= less payment i8\ made befure, will be sold on Monday, the Sixth day of March, 1876,to pay the delinguent assessment, together with costs of advertising and. expenses of sale.WM. SMADL, Secretary. Office—Room 1, No. 531, California St. fan Pasco. NOTICE TOCONTRACTORS. Johnston & Son's powder House, thence by A, Rosenthal’s residence, thence. up the Nevada and .Washington turnpike to the Washington Road, three: miles more oF less? This line uf road is to be.put andkept in good substantial repair for the term _ expiring Nov. 1st, 1877. Two hundred feet graded and maceadmized 12 feet wide and12 inches deep. Bids to be filed with _theCounty Clerk, to be opened Jan, 92d, 1876. ~ __ Road Commissioner. _ » JEWELERS, Clock ‘Tower Building; ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, = Assessment Notice. NIOW GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. ~ i J Leéeation of principal place of bust _ ness, San Francisco, Caljfornia. Location of worxs, Columbia Hilly Nevada “county, California. Notice is he’ zr that at a meeting of the Directwrs held oo the Pt ee et -WILL sell-to the lowest bidder, Section No.10 of County, Rosds of -Nevadsof said road, near the powder house, to be — would-be on the alert and attempt to ——~ stop it. We hope our delegation in -* the Assembly will be found en the right-side-of the question. Mason-Gexerat. Vernon. — The “dae san Jose Mercury ‘says: “Major_ General Vernon, for some years resi_” @ent-in this city, has been appoint+ —ed-and confirmed .Major-General of the National Guard of California. This appointment is an hover well duserved, He is one of those who have won their epauletes ‘by active . ia immense ice cellars, ‘to keep i He entered the Federal army at the breaking out of the rebellion. He began as a private '. and when he left the field by resigaation, he bore the captain's rank anda nomination for Brevet-General. He is well and pleasantly remembered by very many of our readsera, who will be glad to hear of his service in the field. recent promotion. —— —__—_— Cumsriaw Fisnpstsap,. who \lives aon . pee i of. -W. Hays, of Butts*coanty, GeorBan Jose, has ordered 500 coffee treea two years old, Which be intends in the foot hills; four miles east to test thoroughly. cost when completed over “$100,000 barrels of beer will be made, daily cool, until it arrives ata sufficien kind. AMAT RS — gia, has lost three sous through, gu es From 30 to 70 men have been eonstantly employed on it since Aug., 18th,-1875, und it-will not be finished anti} about July: 10,000 pounds of barley and 210 pounds of hops will be consumed daily\ when the instiutioa is in running Sider; and 220 The beer, when made, will be stored age to be shipped. In short, “‘lager beer”’ will be made, which it is expected will excel anything made in in the country. The Boca Ice and Lumber Company are stockholders in the concern, besides many other residents of that vicinity. The en-. terprise is an important ome, and ‘will, without doubt, pay the biggest. #04 when those artificial barri powder uccidents. The tist of the Boca, from which we condense . gone to the railroad, hospital at Sasthe following.Thebuilding is 200) ramento. popes feet long, by 150 feet wide, and will — Not Slickema, y year. prove inadequate they blame it all The Bulletin says: “The water bas soaked through the levee im the. — Runyon tule aistriets in Sacramente county, to such au extent that moat of the land can not:be eultivated this A similar misfortane has befallen the Staten island reclamation district.” We presamein next year's exhibit the loss tesulting from this ¢] cause will be attributed to slickens, t. and the account will figure im the esFebraary, A. 1 timated damage hydraulic miners . RO GS7 sf nou have done the ranchers in the valk has. been appoln leys. Valley farmers do not take into account the fact: that the tule and . °f Eva Ismert « low lands have been overflowed petiodically ever singe the State has been settled. They attempt te prevent theoverflow by means of leveeg, . mining. Probably parts of the Sacramento—xalley—will—-b6 overflowed . ¢. : when not an ounce of gold comes out of the mountains, just as they always argument of a club. finally swallowed 13 buckets of. water, each containing four gallons, and then had té be persuaded to stand. back till that should settle, by the ERY STREETS, —< ——— Maucarrow and wife, a daughter. In Probate Court. hereby given that Fridsy,the 4th da} February, A. D. 1876, at-11 o'clock A. has_ been ted as the for proving the issuance to m of letters Jan, 2th, 1876.: Im Nevada City, Jan. 224.1876, to John deceased, and for hearing the application Albert Weymouth for tary when and where an pee leases es JNO. PATTISON, Clerk: . B. Johnson, Atty. for petitioners. f . SAN FRANCISCO, ~DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, and -to — will give Private Terms mi dist mage: = INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN. . !0w prices. = ILL organize a class in German, or Lessons, . Apply at the Metho. ‘CORNER OF SUTTER AND MONTGOManne ducements to purchasers of TATE of California, county-of Nevada, . 7 In the,matter of . the estate of Peter Irmert deceased. Pur. « suant to an order of said court made on the 94th day of January, A. D. 1876,.notice is of . of room of said court, at the cou of Nevada, ri M and place . SILVER WARE. Orders from the interior will meet with prompt attention, and~ goods forwarded. at very (No. 13) of One Dellar pér:.share was levfed-upon the expital-s' f the Corpors. tion; pilyable imniediately in United Siates gold_cain, to the Seeretary at the office of the Company, No, 320, Sansome Strect, San Francisco, California.Any stock upon which this aksessment shuli-remainunpaid on the 2ist—dayof vertised for sale at public suction; and 03less payment is made before, will” be sol Friday, the Tenth day of March, 1¢76, 10 to pay the delinquent assessment; together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. © : Francisco, California. ____ = ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PANY. tion of eipal place ot business, Rent evada: City, ornis California. N ‘a meeting of the Directors, held the Tenth day of Janvary, 1876, an . sment Num ber Four, of One Dollar and Fifty Cente —$1 50— per share was levied ‘upon. the capital stock of the Company, payable im mediately in United States gold or silve? at the office of the Nevada, Jan. 8, 1875, three was killed on Christmas, — was thought of. Pi ae = dent == Sees iY aoe = tine += = awa i NEVADA CITY, CAL ' and advertised for ". sale at public auction; and unl 7. the 26th day of Febrasry, 1376, to delinquent assessment, b costs Teath day of January, 1876,an assessment, February 1876, will be dejinguent, and sd‘OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING coM* le ye cation of works, Nevada Mining District. is hereby given, that a¥. ioe 4 Compan Brosd-Siscet, Nevada City, Osl: oe > ssoasmaett EBS ss DR, FRANK H. THOMAS, . W's, will weaclinquent and save . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office---Broad 8t., cor. of Pine, is made beforc,will be sold on DAs, ,

The Daily Teansergt. nee Ving of journalists of this State, form a Press Association, says: The Sau Frxncisco Examiner,in. ~ ] connection with the eall fer d-mect: . bill-which provides fbr the establishSargent’s Pestal Telegraph Bill. tlem&n and wife, haviig taken. p2ssage for-England, went on board with N their baggage. -Presently the hus-. of band discovered that there was time . ment of a new pestal system, of \which the following are the main: Aw Exeanctve. Bionper. — Not in Administrator's , Sale WY OTICE is hereby given that in_pursuof Real ance of the order of the Probate court the county of Nevada, State “of Califorthe matier of the estate of Albert Cléav-. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JOHN JACK, — NEVADA CITY,~nis, mede on the 224 day of January, 1876, Pps been appointed f ole akent by .__. Teacher” and County Schoct inst journals published ea this Coastgare“ Geing Backwards.. Senator Tuttle's school bill abolisb2s the jiblication of the ‘‘California tutes. The bills cate up in the) _ Senate on the 20th fox final passage, _\gnd witbout a dissegting voice were passed. They will now go to the —— ‘iv where itis said tere will { ciation. — AJjarge attendance of the: Assembly, where 118 S23. parties interested is expected. = AUN laa Biiebe i So = “papers devoted to agriculture. _-—gny-ocher educational agency in the . ~ “ods of instruction can bé made known} +; gud the defects-in—prevaiting-—meth-. ——— “bea '¥_composed of intelligent. men : “should be unanimous as_those who —eampose the Senate were on such & proposition. it would. be regarded . as a étep, backwards, if the medical profession should abolish ait its societies and_all. publications relating to its practice: ‘Church societies . would sot for_a moment think of . stopping their-religious journels, nor sould farmers vote for abolishing -The ‘Teacher’ ‘reaches every school officer-in the State. It goes {nto the hands of every teacher and school library. twill, if properly conducted, do more to inform seheol . trustees of their duties, more te, awaken professional pride among _ teachers, and ‘to secure aD efficient execution of the school law, thay _Sthte, Through it direct appests —cun-be made to the whole school départméat. New gud imiproved methods be explained. That the jours has not heen as effective as if mi ght,. respectfuily ruary litb, 1576,at oneo’clock P. M., semblage ; and also to take steps toward-tie formation of a Press Ass0-j.,. the Postmaster General may appoints eaitablh person for both . = . duties, and ail the postmasters_ shall . ” lis! ng his wi! them. It is a little singaler that a Press-Association, and of méwepaper r transmission . supposed, who slept beneath. “Bat meu owing together and comparipg PY telegraph and cause” theai to be , . delivered to the telegraph oompany;well on her way,a feminine voice was_, %_ Se Hy adopted, would be benelicist to . good feeling -ameng—themthan is ‘sometimes displayed in these later requested to meet in, Convention at San Francisco, at the! Oidetital Hotel, on Monday, Feb-. then and there to take into coysjderthe We favor the jdea “of forming al potes, If such a meeting did no have the effect to increase the busi-/ P8383 “ it . ope cent on each—message. Chirges ness of San Francisco advertising, it; would at least aifvrdan opportunity» f to put a stop to the dead bead kind of advertising which is in vogue now. By a united action on the part of interior jouryalists, those who have . been in the habit of getting — adyer=4 “The proprietors of all cant aie “Every postofiice im the 1, ow the route of the telegraph lines, shall also be a telegraph station at which any telegraph company main. : pd taining such line, may establish ‘and = __guestion of increasivg . 4 perite its-instramentsIf im any. their business in San Franciscot — advertising, and any other matter which muy come up before the’ as-. the postmaster and telegraph opera. for could be performed-by ome perease it is apparent that the duties of ibe received at the offices or from _the . postofiices shall be . Postmaster General. but must not . exceed the following: For ten-werd messages, less than 25 miles, 10 nited Statés, situated at any point g t} the Government postage of or. telegraphing on alf-messages to fixed by the tiging doue i Feturm for some _trifling object, might hereafter fail? Some general rules might ‘be adopted about foreign adveriisements,and: other regulations, which, if generalValley Union weil says: ‘‘The newspaper men, by such a meeting, would. become better acquainted with each other, and it is possible that & better acquaintance would promote more ‘ Weachers’ ~ Cortificates. The-Senate-on Saturday last pass_____the journal ¢an be made the most in. 3 3 i = 4 . a ——eppesteiguify there approval or diseannot be denied, yet that-is 10 reagon it cannot be improved. The themselves, We believe all its past ——-defeots-can--be—temedied anil that teresting and useful publication in the State» Tf say that its abolishSe Oe ee a ee ne ee to teachers’ certificates and . fault lies purily among teachers) >. =. . cents; for distances between 250 and 500, miles, d5 centa, from. 50C te 11,000 miles, 25 cents; and ‘for all greater distances 50 cents additional. ‘The.daie,.2ddeess and signature are to be fzee.’’. Te bill authorizes any such telegraph eompany to maintain other-efives in important tows er places for the receipt, transmission and Welivery of messages of an wrgent character and to charge rates . for them higher than the foregoing; provided that the Government busiesa _shall_have precedence whenever the head of the Executive Deee ——__} partment requests. ‘Fhe —Gervern= —jiment-ia-te_have_the_right to_pur-. —415-Ophir 61% a, chase any line accepting the priviq} leges of this bill within three years] = for him te go ashoreand see_a man. . j30d deceased, the undersigned adminis:raHe went, he saw, he was conquered; and when it oceurred to him that it was time to go aboard again, he hailed a boatman; and ere -leng found® himself. on board a large passenger ship. It was night. A sleepy steward inquired the number of his cabin, which he chanced to remember, as ulso that it was-the upper berth; _ so he contrived to clamber into it erwise acquiretother-ther oriin, addifien oF of Said estate Wilt receive sealed —pro— possis ulitif Feb. ith, 1+76 at the tawoffice of Niles Searls, Nevada City, for the . ~ sale at private sale for cash in gold coin of the -Enited States, in one-parcel, subject to confirmatien by the Probate Court of said coulityatid if Bot sold at private-sie will, en said 19th day of e'elock, ,-sel_at pablie auction, in front of the Court House; in Nevada City, for like coin aud subject to hke confirmation, }alithe rizht, tithé;intcre-t and estute of the said intestate at the time of his death, gud all the-rigbt: title gud interest that the] -ayid estate has, by operation of law or oth-. FWbruary, 1876, at 12 e, as he when dawn broke, and the ship was heard shrieking in a tohe of terror, “Steward, Steward! there’.3 man in . my eabin'’’ The wretched man was aroused, and the-situation explained rto bim. He had mistakén the ship. . They-wers under way for Australia, and his unbappy wife was steaming away to England,under the firm coayviction that he had been robbed and murdered-by-ruffians who fre. quent the quays. When heatlength arrived in Australia, be. could not even there relieve her mind, “as the cable connecting that country with eda billto amend the law in relavides that each County Board shall -consist-ef-the County Superintendafter thé commencement of opera) tion achers’ cs tions under it, The last section diBoards of Examiners. This bill pro-. rects the” Postmaster -Geueral-to Enrope was not completed<it. havlittle more heard anything of him. 805 Mexican 215-000 330° Gould & Curry 2174 = “995 Best & Betcher 67— == 9815 Savage 2544. = 200 Chollar 100. : 320 Hate & Norcross 66,— to that_si-s: death, in and to ali that-lot, piece or parcel of-iand situate and being on Stocking Flat, -Nevada township, county of Nevada tate as fcilows:PB Waile_on’ ihe south by Deer creek, and on the west and north by vacant jand -deceasesi in his life time. Es ing, in fact, only now been working: than a year—so that about four mouths passed before she cleared 1rom $2 00 to $19.00 per share on ‘Yesterday Morning's Sales. 2 is ifornia, and bounded and deseribed ows: Bounted on the exst-by end of it LIEBES BROS. & CO, For-the sale of their famous brands of : ; a CIGARS & SMOKING TOSRACCO, advantage to inspect-the sioeck-of JOHN JACK before sending to San Frapcisco for theif Sep pies: — bor cuarantec-to-deliverthem CIGARS lower than they can get them at the Bay, Following are some of the brands: : es BPQuvET, = gs _U S-S8ERATE, VES ofthe United States, with. the dwelling house and improvements occupied by the Terms_of -sle: eash; twenty. per cent. on the day of-s-le, and-the balance on confirmation by Probsté court. Deed at eXpenae of purchaser.6 . “WB, CAMPBESBSE, — Administrator of the estate pf Albert Cieavland deceased. 5 : as Dated Jan 24, 1876. Niles Searls, Atty. j25 Puts and Calls. —— E MAKE “PUTS” AND “CALLS? o specinityFhis eysteraof_ dealing Vv in STOCKS is growing in popularity, as ity enables ns-of small meagsto take advantage of the RISE AND FALL of highpriced Stocks. : We refer to scores of persons who have “CALLS” during the past two weeks. We have-n large Cash Capital and are thus enabled to fully protect our Certificates. We also Buy and Sell Stocks $1.25 per share fer15 days. __$2 25 per share for 30 days. on Commission and Loan “Money; oF PRICE “OF PRIVILEGEON-TEN. SHARES AND UPWARDS: . _$100 per share for 10 days. —=—"SARYNEN, _ REPUBLIC DE CUBA, “===” PUMARIEGA, ~ CHOICE YOUNG AMERICA, ops tomention. The bar-keepers can get a Cigar of me guaranteed to suit ull their patrons at a-yery_low figure. ols: JOHN JACK, _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY (oaPitan sToce $200, 000, = R. W. TULLY, President. : “Ay Es PARRER cag; sss 20-5 53 CASH: : DIRECTORS : : Joknu Czshin, Chas; Marah, R.W.Tulty Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, 4. H, Parxer, W.H. Duryeas . Warrants,—— 7 Di r-keepers will hereafter find it to their. ~ _-UNANUEHERMANCES, ——— And a variety of other brands;too cnmmer= BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral so Highest Price paid for City-and Coun ———__ ‘enders Bonght and sold at Regular Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at ite Min _ General and Speciai Deposits recerved. ~=-Cheeks on San Francisco, Sacramen.o, Ss Jose, Stockton and Virginia City——— 3 . prafts on Easte-n-Cities, London and Ges ——— . many: surance Company. Gai Dust Bought, Bullion diseounced,Core ESPONDENT—The Pacific Bank, San to award the conict to any responsiadvertise forthwith for proposals and . ent, if he holds a first grade certifi-. ble party undertaking to form. telecate, and not-less than three first grade teachers, whom he shall apvery poor argument. "The expense —-—43titling compared tothe bengit__hich-may be derived from it. The _— #Cahfornia Teacher™ was a power for: ‘good until Superintendent Fitzgerald induced the Legislature to give over not bold a first grade certificate, the man of the Board to serve for one ; 5 rade point. = It the Superintendent does} County Judge shalt select the Chair} years; upless the Government shall . <i + eS 370 Crown Point 24, 95 Yellow Jackét 103. . plaining our system, Remittances by ta SEND FOR CIRCULAR [FREE] ex— 260 Belcher 3444. ~ graphic connections and carry out the object of this bill for the lowest also the contract to be ‘for twenty during that time purchase the lines. tariff, not exceeding these prices;. " 75 Kentuek Ty, 110 Imperial 9%. 510 Sierra Nevada 24%. 80 Confidence 22. 45 Con Virginia 448. 1695 California $9.30. Bullion 53. 150, Exchequer 13%. 25 Seg Belcher 9774. a Wells, Fargo & Co. of Post Office orders at Tour risk. Address ~ : CHAS. LARUE & CO. 422 Montgomery Street: . . SAN FRANCISCO. Interest on Time Deposits will be allowed, us folluws ge ee ares . ~“Sise Months Time Depo} pits; 6 per cert. perannum.___ ; felve Months Time: pepoulta, 8 per cent. per annum. ~~ . 2 Persons residing . gend money by Express. ~ Checks on Solvent Banks ‘ata distance can . county certificates must be examined in all the studies already prescribed its entire management to himself. Previous to that time it was edited as necessary to obtain first. grade State certificates.. Applicants for by the State Superintendent, assist“ed by three or four of the ablest teachers in the State, who were selected bythe State Téadhers’ Institute. ought to be run by himself alone, -aug@-obtained the right to#o-ran.it. From that date it has continued to decline in usefaluess in @ regular ra={io. A Yetarn to thé old order of —: (hings wou srtainiy verrefit; “atte abolish the journal entirely, * we think would be advancing backoe wards. We wouder that school _teachers and school offivers do not and either by petition or nersonal _wpprovel, tothe Legislutare. “Their

apparent apathy on seliool legislation, it seems tu us, affords a strong argument why a journal should be published through which some strong hand can stir then out Of their leth' urgie éondition. If school officers aud teachers are not interested in the passage-of laws which is to effect them, who should be? We believe if the Legislature should propose to legislate adversely to the interest of any other profession, every member Mr. Fitzgerald thought —it} second grade county certificates are only to be examined in arithmetic, gramimar; “composition, geography, history of the United States; orth ography, defining, penmanship, read-. ing aud method of teaching. Third grade ‘appli¢ants omit * composition aud history. ‘Thestandard-is raised five per cent. in the case of second ‘and third grade .teachers, who must yecelve eighty and seventy per cent. respectively of all the credits allowed. Second and third grade certificates may be renewed without examination, “. to remain in effe teaching, upon application person who has held a second L grade certificate for two years, ‘of those who have held“a third grade for one year, Fhe Board is given the power to revoke any certificate for immoral ‘or unprofessional conduct,profanity, for teaching. Boca Brewery. : “of, the intemperance or evident——unfitness . freman remained in the deraolished The Truckee Republican gives some interesting particulars concerning the large brewery being built at Rallroad Aceident. The Truckee Republican says:— Between Emigrant Gap and Biue Canyon, Friday morning, at a point wheretwo side tracks join the main track, an accident oecurred that came, rail projected a little to one side, and made an impérfectjoint, aud when the flange of the head engine of passenger train No. 2strack this projectidn, the engine juniped the track. For 220 feet the engine bamped over rails and ties aud switobes, impelled forward by the momentum of the trains For 70 feet it eut down the posts which stipported the snow sheds.. It might have continued diect into the American River Can“hear being terribly fatal. The switch} On, lad not tlie entire roof of the}_ 610 Overman 71%. 1010 Justice 30. Z 905 Succor 244. * 310 Union Con 11%. 1550 Lady Bryan 374. 740 Julia 16%. 40 Caledonia 39. Ee 50 Knickerbocker 2%. 60 Globe 144. 415 Baltimore 3%. 095 Silver Hill 10%. 410 Rock {sland 44, 200 Dayton 6%. Yesterday Afternoon’s Sales. 140 Raymond & Ely 23%. 65 Eureka Con 16. 2180 Leopard 13%. 305. Jefferson 8. 175 Northern Belle 33. 100 New Coso 1%. 1 sheds fallen in, together with about four feat of suow which rested thereon. ‘The engine covidu’t stand this, and careening Over on one side, stopped. ‘Thomas Forsyth, engineer, badly bruised-about the hips. Bis eab, and was only slightly burt. Dr, Curless went down to the seene of the aceident with Nate Webb and the Truckee wrecking force. The -doewus found lying under the tender,. tor reports that’ neither of the mea are dangerously butt. Both have . Ip Original Gok Hill 337. Tus-total_length of the Sutro tune: pe} from its mouth to its intersection with the Comstock 1dde will be 19,889 feet, of which 11,807 feet are now completed.) ? SxrveRAL Chinamen have been arrested at Elko for selling whisky to the Indians. = A BeLmontT man claims the champion thirsty mule, which, after being driven without-water for two days, Post Officé—Locx Box 819 j22 "ASSESSMENT NOTICE.~ Com ---—-OXAt! Waric ‘snow OORES FLAT BLUE GRAVEL win. ~ . ing:-Coimpany. Principal place of N “. having State of California. In the matter ef the OTICE TO CREDIVORS--In the Probate Court of the courty of Nevada, business San Francisco, California: LocaEstate of R. W. Latta, deceased, Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminisfratrix of the esta*e of R. W, Latta, de‘L ceased, to the creditors of, and allspersons claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub> tion of works Moore’s Flat, Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at s meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 20th dry of December, 1875, an assessment (No.1) of ‘Ten Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable. immediately -in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary at the office of the company, Room 1, —————— Ss lication of this-notice to the said Administratrix, at her residence on Main street, Grass Valley. or to J. M. Walling, Esq, at his office in Nevada city. S.A. LATTA, ae Administratrix of said.Fstate . J. M. Walling, Atty. Notice of Dissolution. HE co-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned in the practice of lav, was dissolved on the 20th instby mutual consbnt. eee GEO{S. HUPP, : = D. J. CROWLEY. Jan. 21, 1876. . Jan. 21, 1876. ~ a NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES. ENTS, that.we, Baptista Guscetti the firm name of Guscetti Bros., constitute a partnership in the business of buying and “yelling stock, and gelling milk in the City of Nevada and vicinity, and that our full names areasabove. BeGUSCETTI. ee LOUIS GUSCETTI Witness. B. W. Bigelow. : Nevada, January 17th, 1876. Morice: . and Louis Gusc-tti, doing busitiess under fect _Tesul “parts cu dens The injur had . Nos 53 California Street: a Anystock upon which this assessment shaH remain unpaid on the Tenth day of Pebruary.1876, will be delinquent and advertised fur sale at public auction, and Un= less payment i8\ made befure, will be sold on Monday, the Sixth day of March, 1876,to pay the delinguent assessment, together with costs of advertising and. expenses of sale.WM. SMADL, Secretary. Office—Room 1, No. 531, California St. fan Pasco. NOTICE TOCONTRACTORS. Johnston & Son's powder House, thence by A, Rosenthal’s residence, thence. up the Nevada and .Washington turnpike to the Washington Road, three: miles more oF less? This line uf road is to be.put andkept in good substantial repair for the term _ expiring Nov. 1st, 1877. Two hundred feet graded and maceadmized 12 feet wide and12 inches deep. Bids to be filed with _theCounty Clerk, to be opened Jan, 92d, 1876. ~ __ Road Commissioner. _ » JEWELERS, Clock ‘Tower Building; ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, = Assessment Notice. NIOW GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. ~ i J Leéeation of principal place of bust _ ness, San Francisco, Caljfornia. Location of worxs, Columbia Hilly Nevada “county, California. Notice is he’ zr that at a meeting of the Directwrs held oo the Pt ee et -WILL sell-to the lowest bidder, Section No.10 of County, Rosds of -Nevadsof said road, near the powder house, to be — would-be on the alert and attempt to ——~ stop it. We hope our delegation in -* the Assembly will be found en the right-side-of the question. Mason-Gexerat. Vernon. — The “dae san Jose Mercury ‘says: “Major_ General Vernon, for some years resi_” @ent-in this city, has been appoint+ —ed-and confirmed .Major-General of the National Guard of California. This appointment is an hover well duserved, He is one of those who have won their epauletes ‘by active . ia immense ice cellars, ‘to keep i He entered the Federal army at the breaking out of the rebellion. He began as a private '. and when he left the field by resigaation, he bore the captain's rank anda nomination for Brevet-General. He is well and pleasantly remembered by very many of our readsera, who will be glad to hear of his service in the field. recent promotion. —— —__—_— Cumsriaw Fisnpstsap,. who \lives aon . pee i of. -W. Hays, of Butts*coanty, GeorBan Jose, has ordered 500 coffee treea two years old, Which be intends in the foot hills; four miles east to test thoroughly. cost when completed over “$100,000 barrels of beer will be made, daily cool, until it arrives ata sufficien kind. AMAT RS — gia, has lost three sous through, gu es From 30 to 70 men have been eonstantly employed on it since Aug., 18th,-1875, und it-will not be finished anti} about July: 10,000 pounds of barley and 210 pounds of hops will be consumed daily\ when the instiutioa is in running Sider; and 220 The beer, when made, will be stored age to be shipped. In short, “‘lager beer”’ will be made, which it is expected will excel anything made in in the country. The Boca Ice and Lumber Company are stockholders in the concern, besides many other residents of that vicinity. The en-. terprise is an important ome, and ‘will, without doubt, pay the biggest. #04 when those artificial barri powder uccidents. The tist of the Boca, from which we condense . gone to the railroad, hospital at Sasthe following.Thebuilding is 200) ramento. popes feet long, by 150 feet wide, and will — Not Slickema, y year. prove inadequate they blame it all The Bulletin says: “The water bas soaked through the levee im the. — Runyon tule aistriets in Sacramente county, to such au extent that moat of the land can not:be eultivated this A similar misfortane has befallen the Staten island reclamation district.” We presamein next year's exhibit the loss tesulting from this ¢] cause will be attributed to slickens, t. and the account will figure im the esFebraary, A. 1 timated damage hydraulic miners . RO GS7 sf nou have done the ranchers in the valk has. been appoln leys. Valley farmers do not take into account the fact: that the tule and . °f Eva Ismert « low lands have been overflowed petiodically ever singe the State has been settled. They attempt te prevent theoverflow by means of leveeg, . mining. Probably parts of the Sacramento—xalley—will—-b6 overflowed . ¢. : when not an ounce of gold comes out of the mountains, just as they always argument of a club. finally swallowed 13 buckets of. water, each containing four gallons, and then had té be persuaded to stand. back till that should settle, by the ERY STREETS, —< ——— Maucarrow and wife, a daughter. In Probate Court. hereby given that Fridsy,the 4th da} February, A. D. 1876, at-11 o'clock A. has_ been ted as the for proving the issuance to m of letters Jan, 2th, 1876..: Im Nevada City, Jan. 224.1876, to John deceased, and for hearing the application Albert Weymouth for tary when and where an pee leases es JNO. PATTISON, Clerk: . B. Johnson, Atty. for petitioners. f . SAN FRANCISCO, ~DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, and -to — will give Private Terms mi dist mage: = INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN. . !0w prices. = ILL organize a class in German, or Lessons, . Apply at the Metho. ‘CORNER OF SUTTER AND MONTGOManne ducements to purchasers of TATE of California, county-of Nevada, . 7 In the,matter of . the estate of Peter Irmert deceased. Pur. « suant to an order of said court made on the 94th day of January, A. D. 1876,.notice is of . of room of said court, at the cou of Nevada, ri M and place . SILVER WARE. Orders from the interior will meet with prompt attention, and~ goods forwarded. at very (No. 13) of One Dellar pér:.share was levfed-upon the expital-s' f the Corpors. tion; pilyable imniediately in United Siates gold_cain, to the Seeretary at the office of the Company, No, 320, Sansome Strect, San Francisco, California.Any stock upon which this aksessment shuli-remainunpaid on the 2ist—dayof vertised for sale at public suction; and 03less payment is made before, will” be sol Friday, the Tenth day of March, 1¢76, 10 to pay the delinquent assessment; together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. © : Francisco, California. ____ = ASSESSMENT NOTICE. PANY. tion of eipal place ot business, Rent evada: City, ornis California. N ‘a meeting of the Directors, held the Tenth day of Janvary, 1876, an . sment Num ber Four, of One Dollar and Fifty Cente —$1 50— per share was levied ‘upon. the capital stock of the Company, payable im mediately in United States gold or silve? at the office of the Nevada, Jan. 8, 1875, three was killed on Christmas, — was thought of. Pi ae = dent == Sees iY aoe = tine += = awa i NEVADA CITY, CAL ' and advertised for ". sale at public auction; and unl 7. the 26th day of Febrasry, 1376, to delinquent assessment, b costs Teath day of January, 1876,an assessment, February 1876, will be dejinguent, and sd‘OLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING coM* le ye cation of works, Nevada Mining District. is hereby given, that a¥. ioe 4 Compan Brosd-Siscet, Nevada City, Osl: oe > ssoasmaett EBS ss DR, FRANK H. THOMAS, . W's, will weaclinquent and save . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office---Broad 8t., cor. of Pine, is made beforc,will be sold on DAs, ,