January 9, 1873 (4 pages)

+, pages The a of maintaining » te Cahfornia State Prison during" the berg ear was $166,785;° earnings of te fs itution, $67,665;: excess of 9,118, The number of ptisbier Astj:1862, was wes 0 an incréase of 30 dtiring the are ate life. igen eosiher! ic’ sentenced "ie yoy pad coempel during the’ yearn" ” The number of patiesits'ih the “Ine! sane Asylam at Stocktow is 1 2123, of iMag thd 3 . ganize for 7 number. ecm: of land cultivated in 1872,,was 20,074,071." The value of nll the real estate in the State is $328,523,550, and of all property.} $636,298,107. The number of grape vines int thi}: ~ Btate is 30, 889 ,366; gallons of” wine produced in 1871, 4, 542, 879; eat cE bedndy 1755; wk Thereare seven woolenmills i in the State which used 4,191,000 pounds of wool during the. yeary-131 grist*mills prodieing:1,041,194 barrels of flonr. The number of-children in the! State betweBi the tiges' ‘of ‘five and. fifteetyears' when thé‘school ceneus wad titken” Inst‘ Jing Was 187,361, which js, an, dngrease of; 51,245, The cumber of. teac 8 employed is 2,301, and the number of.children between: five an fiteen .who attend school is 92,794; amount expended for-schook purposes “duriig. the Year ending June 30th, 1872; "$1,881,332; tor teachers’ salaries, $1,280, 7995 val-ne of school property, a 663. iy gyi ~Poatad THegraph. The business: dimen: of San: : Francisco, having unpledsant-< experiences of + sitet o in accordance with the announée" ; ‘leday, atid Mr.’ Powér was chosen . Presented to the meeting his , . city seems: ripe for some means of : mire Wovcie Li . instructed to publish theproceedings the Nevada 5 Fisveree9. Reunion. temporary Chaitrian, who, upon taking thé chair, niade afew pertinent remarks suitable to the accasion, vi ter whict'the Rey. Mr ia very bat ara iditeuctive eae atid urged the necessity of the organization: of such # society as that for! whidif ‘the meeting’ liad assembled. “ie théh presented for the considera tion of the — oa following . -reselutions: we ‘Whereas, It is destratie, and the federation, viz: society shall ‘be called terary Reunion. 2d. Ite object; the mutual -édifica*] tion and innocént recreation of all. 3d. That this object be sought by 16, lecttirés, musi¢, and such ex: Feises ole may be appointed from } 4th. That all chalk be eligible for tejori ae’ who are approved by a niety. & "any meeting and subfore @ tules. 5th)’ That the society: becanducted by a President, Sec: etary and 4 compt of threes: -all to be chosen: quarterly. 6th. That the: society holdits meetings in Libravy Hall, every Monday evening, and commence at 7 ‘o'clock. 7th: And that the. expenses~shall] be borne by.the members and pasessed by the committee as often: as required. Remarke-were iikte by a+ ‘iantber present, and*it was resolyéa’to organize a Literary Society, anda committee of seven ladies and gentlemen was appoifitedto prepare and present . to.the society.at its next‘ meeting a constitution ’andby laws fér: its futnre government. The Secretiry was of the meeting in the Nevada Daily Transenré?; also to extend te the publicta general invitatiomte attend. Admission free. The sociéty will ~ the extortions of ‘the Telegraph monopgly, have united ina petition to Congress urgitig. the-adoption of the: Postal Telegraph system as:-recommended by. Postmaster General Oresswell. ‘The petition is signed by. ‘tearly.all of the merchants and bank@s, and includes in the: list such, names ds°M. 8. Latham, Donohue, . Kelly. & Co., Sather & Co., Alfred Borel & Co., Wm. H. Tillinghast, De Thomas:H. Selby & Oo., J: Ov Merril & Co,, . Flint,,, Peabody. &: Co., -Brittain, Holbrook & ©o}, » George Howes & Co., Ross, Dempster do: Ulaus Spreckles; Patrott & Co., ‘To-. abin, Davisson&Co.,: Greenbaum: Bros.; Hynemann-Co,, Eggers &1 Qu5 Marpby. Grant +&Co. B.A. ‘Bargo & Co., Roundtree-& MeMul“lin, W.-W, Dodge & .Ov:;: Outting & Co., Main & Winchester,» Charles Langley & Co., Wand, Kane & Co., Maurice Do-e: ahd woehy. others. We liave selected the-above names from a partial lietas showing-that the sen~ tment is*gereral among. merchants idtall branches-of trade. Their -petition reads a8 follows: °* To the Honorable the: Corigress of ~ the United States: Believing that the ~ adoption of the Postal Telegraph sys. as'recommended, by aoa eee a testi!’ 3 General, Sere ae annua port, would prove to be of on efit to the: onitire business 2 unity throughout the“Upited States, and especially in. this “Bfate, increasing the facilities -<exmmatisiostion between distant: thus aiding and . ’ developing trade "be ween apc WO, the und gitizens of Se 4 heisco, liforn rhia, _ Fespectfiully your houorable body ept.a bill carrying’ out the ideas nded i in aud report, sanmthlas periedical, with title, published in San. Fraitsi The "subscription price is $1 50, will contain a large amount of choice reading for its.price, besides a pleasV __ing Variety of fine mi 60US-¢ ie rags evenings In his bill he says: 9. Milis,Rodgers, Meyer ‘&: Go.,41'Seats Free. -An_able bodied comiby his mimiery and facial» e<presVwi j pay the general fund ' warvants BT int, 8ts hold its next regular nieeting ou next Monday evening, at Library Hall, at} which time a permanent organization 1 be effected. Beevcines. 4% commence-at 7 o'clock. To Professor 5 ‘. Plummer. Our readers should. not fail to attend the parlor entertainment to be given at Library Hall, on to-niorrow, . ittee on contributions will cheerfully extort a permanent coin deposit of fifty'cents from each adult, Land twenty}five cents from each juyenile nivmber of the congregation, as they erter the portal, and* the amount so ' extorted, after defraying . incidental ' etpenses, wilbgo to the poor. Our nietto: Charity, begins at home.’” The Sacramenté Union;in speaking offen entertaithent given by Professor'/Plummer in that city, siys: *“Hedrew a goud sndience and kept if ‘iva constant roamof lauphoes. biows. His selections wét'e' mostly serious, and in the recitation of ‘the latter he proved himself a — Siooutionist. eR BS ET oeue ugetindandings: The County Treasurer made the apportionment yesterday for the month of December, as follows: Rodd Fund... $10,833.16 Special Fund ...+3,266.43 Sick Fund... «. 4,288 99 School se: aca ll General Fund. .. 25,492.94" State Fund... 27,038 18 $89,679.81. Cash in-TreasuryY. 95,614 6¥« Bie $25,492 94, apportionsd above,. dutdtanding up to about December ~ ss Personal. . eh ‘Commodore Rufus Shoemaker, distinguished editor of the Grass Union, eal W. 8 . Byrne, Esq, gravings and »Pacifie coast illustra. . The present. number: has . } tions. been issued in handsome > style, .and contains many illustrations. “We . # ~ trust snecess will attend it, for itjs a valuable ana: cana prosuoton,” ro ‘No on {will ‘Walireceived by the Collecte ary, tae SS thers h > . sale liqudr dealers at theBay, any.) Mr. Byrne is the traveling . ‘agent jor Wand, Kane &-Oe:, 1 finds more profit in it than. srenning Tight to “go blind” or “straddle” . ; after thé cards are dealt which a ii ust . sive ‘of thé: Original ‘blind, We “are? independent of the original bet. all agree that no decision. gan . be rendered upon the above pepesttion. enviable one, and we are inclined to Beard of Brokers: of New: York will ‘onment for life. » Gen. Dix uadoubt\rest of G. Thistleton, on a charge of . ates entilled*A ‘Wolf inthe Fold,” blem. 1 Baa River Reveille has reve = following J letter fegen Fog deals; B. goes $1 50 Mind: out; A. straddles B.’s blin oat straddles A. How much does it take .B.“to. straddle A.’s straddle, W.T.K. To which the editor of that paper repliosy ‘Our ) correypandent: ‘bast ‘struck our strong suit, for if there is4 -We are au fa wea poker,\at'which noble and nattonal game we win upon an average ™m ten to fifteen thousand » every. but lose italk p the Revcide the point abovementioned, from. mate poker, as ho player has -the have been.the case in the above instance, as C. is ‘represented as having}: “passed out” Before AX tiade: his play, consetjuehtly no ‘decision: sah be rendered, based upon the rales of the game, and. were. we.tdu:decide the question, it would have to’ be “in iact6rdahoe-with the general custom, which upon the Pacific Coast is, tHat B. would -have to, pit up six dollars including the dollar and a half dlreddy up, of four dollars ands half*excluconviiteed however, that the custom is‘wrobg, and’ that’ B.-should be double-the wuiount of A;'s straddle, . The sporting fraternity here are, about equally.divided on the question, but Sentence Wineds’ . i Stokes, convicted.of the marder of Jim Fisk, has been senteneed to be hanged on the 28th of February next, Whether. or not. the ettiprit. will. escape the gallows igas yet a mere mat. ter of guess \ but it. is. certain that his position is by no means an regard his chances‘ef prolonged life as'exceedingly slim, No doubt the make an earnest effort to ‘savé. his life, and the good hearted wonten of that State will: ‘appeal for exesutive clemency, yet we do not ve that General. Dix will. weakly yield. to such a pressut, and confessing that, after a very ful’ “investigatiowof the . joa case, and finding that there is no ground whatever for the exercise’ af the commuting power, will» >» proceed to commute the sentence to” imprisedly. secepted the high Offics:ef Governor of New Yorkwith: a full know!ledge of its trials ath responsibilities, andthe record of his whole life gives assiance that he will not flinch from the strict performance of his duty,or yield» to a manufactured popular The community has already ‘been dosed ad nauseum, with a. half dozen sensational sequels to thé Fair trials. And new, as public: journalists, we . . have to chronicle another itém, which may result in dragging forth many of the bergen features of & Gase which all good people’ hoped was finally disposed of. One of Laura's has applied for a warrant ion the arlibelling the intiocent Pair). Tt is: based on @ toxies of illustrated. ipio#} which said pictures represent the -various phasesef the last trial. The jury are carioatured, the divine Laura hunting another victim, shooting of Crittenden, ete., are among the illustrations to which exdeptions ‘ are taken. The prosecutrix is sojourn ing in Oakland, "Ba, Clair county, Ill., has 75 coal inines in opem exation, giving” ried ‘employ* ment to more« than 2,500 men and boys. An. Ieee eoleiuaumaehae enna the superintendent for : $3,000 because he said shé had-altered her Tue ‘spotted fever” has made “its . . appearance in’ Andrew, scans county, Towa, © ow yer oma a I SErais ee a ~—s peepee. ae Ta lumber ‘\eialiidda ol oe $e. S@AKO! Wet 338 abo, men i ocd," wee it . Fb it iar code ‘au pt rake mtb te pins . petal moray a and the sins obliged to put up six dollars, -or : ‘itis thought canbe fed up to the DENT. Cxex, Colorafo has a ‘There will ‘ir engcasel at Me i ‘ Be Dy sae for OF inion of rightéousness; a the spread of religious liberty;, for the growth of sound knowledge;, or con‘tentment, concord, and good “will among all classes; for the discernment of'God’s hand in national jadgforythe removal} of intemTORR MERE terrible accident occurred at Sucker Flat, on. Monday evening-last. Archie Stewi/8 o'clock, Search being . Chureh this jeve. . pei . 5 art, a workman in the Blue Point . ’ le and doing . business for the. coun‘} mine; was engaged -in blasting, ‘and ty. We are -howevér : unable to de-. when the manshid quit work» he -uuderteok to-fire_sdéme blasts,-and the fact thabit-is anomalous tolegiti-} was tersibly» mailed, He. was-not . ® JELOCUTIONARY READINGS —AND— Character a, Ss er aS & Feiday Eveniig, Jan. 10th. SEATS FREE.ot \ ss Sas pepe prsaica Committe o = Finance Ax span de ion of warty tee! Sy AMEAICANMRS-E. H. ‘MooRE, » —AND—. MES, A, ARMER, AVE o Making : ‘On Broua eee regi Broke Fig do PTs it rite rg of et LINKBY AND DE AND DREss MAKING, in the Nery Ribbons, Ladies’ Neck Tice; Hats ana is Sea re a as es of Nev to call and examine, , Bhi I Beautiful. Wax, ‘Dolls, for Presents, yo . Choice of igre “ int eet fy ‘aud Cit: ren’s ey e e it ceived trot the Bast. Sasetase é count instithted:-he was found ‘at 9: o'clock a ee iyitig iw the grouid . sluive;: ‘having . et lain there: for’ about three ‘hours. S. ~ Goon: ‘Deveoesp. —The Teastecs “of . the Idaho mine, yesterday, devhired . stock. The number-of-shares is gives .the.sumr of $46;500. The showing is a good one. the mines.on the'Oomstock come, to regularly niouthly front?: Weremark, folks. ‘So"'miys” the "Grass Valley. Ir is ‘proposed to~ try the ekperimetit in the” lagoons near Lincaln,: Nebraska, of raising. oysters, whieh . proper saline “standard from the neighboring salt ec AMsga Bux. Sexxenn, oged 18; was ‘barned to death at Springfield, Ill., while attempting to light her fire with coal oil, the:other morning;and Mrs. Potter, aged 80,. met a similar fate at nok lewa, while-cooking. Tux latesb-feminine justification for homicide comes from New Orleans, Where Mrs. and Miss: Ingraham aré excused for shooting atone} John Kaiser inthe open street, on the ground that he. committed a is “breach of etiquette. ” ‘ “Wm. Borpin is erecting a building in Yountville, in which . be: ‘will put up a saw and millstones,’ for the ia A MAN, named James Water has been arrested at Olympia “on charge . ' of inganjty.,. If he had killed .any. 54 body late Precedents would sustain the charge.’ © * -*' A Srocxton Judge turned loosp4 ‘two boys found guilty of» petit ‘arceny, because he would not subject them to the horrors of the-Industrial. {ek Mok lumne Hill.-ie. Aid nde ' -_* se Iris. proposed to raise i eoakty) tax ‘the sumrequired: te locate: the Other purte-6fLastiov county. outside of Ragene, oppose the tax.Tua-trayel at Vallejo between the upper and lower town, with teams, is stepped for the‘present, on ' secount a. muds. Asour 40 feet of Parke’s levee, ‘at B&itte slough, Colusa»county, whi¢h has_recently been rebnilt, washed “TS Stockton, on Monday, three hundred tons of wheat were sold at . $1 99)4. On Thursday, after the }rain, the Price was $1.75, seek no sales. population of 12,000, and is rapidly increasing. Thé country aroand is settled up by @ thrifty population, . ‘Tue levee across the mouth of the . slough at Knight's Landing broke! on Thursday ‘last, caused . by the great sudden raise in the Sacramento:’ )Dtoposels for carrying the mails.on the Patific’ slope, on newly -extablished routes for one pratima daly capone ‘a dividend of $15 per share on capital . 3,100;'-and-that multiplied by $165 . . Why do not }' incidentally, that the. ‘Idaho’ 8 divi-? dénds are seattered anivbg’ our ‘homes. day of Dec, 1872, an»assesament often (10). cents per share was Yevied upon the purpose of sawing wood and grinding gt feed. ———— of, February, passessinent, ‘Tas Cheaniolemays Cosiahnan a it not an exeruciating jlively day. in: . funeral would} * have been a relief to: sg beeyraagy of: 4 iy --}-the-lete firm: are— requested to ene ae the ‘Tue Poatofiive . Department invites . Nevads ; Jan. 9th, 1873. KINKEL'S 3 cEW: METHOD BRED. OR E world call-the: angi of Teath + ers ahd Athateurs fo Kittkel’s New Method ‘forthe Reed Organ and odeon, “which we will issue’ about September Ist. others of. ite luis by! Teachers: who have. examined it. Itcontainsa clear and sim(ple course of instruction: whereby any one may easily. acquire the mastery of this favorite srpanaed, with afew menth’s ‘study: will. always be a favorite: work with the teacher, on account of its clearness and systematic progression;:.more of bn amusement-than a study for the pupil, and beled dro mine of sgealth to the amatuer, on unt.of the many choice; melodies, songs, et&, that Mr. Kinkel has selected and arranged expressl fe this-werk. Kinke¥e New*’Method be mailed; ‘postpaid, cone: of $2 eras _ Address; ERS,-599 Broadway, N. ee Send Ponts forthe latest ‘number of Peter's Musical yorpeoony Sn and: “youewill get at least $4 worth of ot latest and best Voal and Instrumental Plano Music. 817 NOTICE OF "ASSESSMENT. OLD RUN. MIN@ANG, COMBANY.— Location of Works, Nevada District Neeee. that ata meeting of the “Hoard of ‘Srustees of said company, beld on the 30th capitel stock of said compatryy payable raed tely in United States gold coin,to theBeocre+ ab-is office, corner of: Market and Spear streets, ce aps osm Tacaday, the mame Feb. be, deemed: pared and will be duly advertised for kale; rusty, 1873, ¢ auction, unless payment shall: anda ore, seld on pSrasengy the 25th day iogetien iba ofa costs of in, if oe C.P se Office, commer Maret ~ Stree ~ Stockholéee's jon Wasting. ny, thee! of a*new Board of True tees, and for the tranes¢tton of such ether business a# may come before the meeting,wail te held the" oéles of the Secretary, corner of Market anid Spear sts,, Franciseo; on’ “Tuesday, F 873, at 12 ortbock, M: ‘By drder of Board , So. CG. PALMER, Secretary, "Dissolution eretstore existin © of HENNE) & GRAF is this_day. dissolved b them gonsent, A . of T and all 8 indebted S eats ma alt ersone ia ‘with ‘Chad. uraf, Seater is now sole ae : i an, 60,4873. — ‘ce ‘MONRO; EALER fone EAL, OORN ED = Hany een} Hee sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— fa. = Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Thee x: — . re ye nan Mises of California, County of Nevada, ss. In the Distriet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California; im aud tor the County of ‘Nevada. The genet al or woo State of Caliifornia send -B, SUMNER, . i Boa oo ten diiear as are: hereby Yequired to appear orr’ ul S eee te eee © ic e State of Calif mm and for-the County of Nevada, on 29th day of December, en, iby P. "“BASMUS. SON, plaintiff, atid to answer the comDlaint fled thersin, within ten sitar {exelusive of the day of service) after the . Vice on you of* — Sunmimons — if merted nis Some er ange Dut is “ais ism, within this Packets but” rere twenty: deyess or Ses ment will be taken aga you a oe UF according to the prayer oe Bai pores hn Being an action for the recov. =4 paar Of the muss of 3 xteen Hundred tit, on acertain p promissory note Pb gw ber 6th, 1869, — one year after ate, made by the and payable: fo this plaintiff, aud. on the) game at the rate of seven p nuni from theéth ‘day af in maine, Calaveras. This work _is “pronounced superior tosail . , SPECIAL MEETING df the Stockhol-. ’ 7 ders pf the Guild Rak Miping CompaFa shan uae aaa oar thotinae they attem mpt enter the pertalpromptly Bic ssl on — 4 --mence at 8 o’cleck. pS HOLIDAY GOODS, ~~ eg ir a ihn ,. DON'T BRING @RYING BABIES. “PR EST0-N’S,. earees * ABSOLUTE WATERPROOF,’ For Boots, Shoes, Harness, etc, _ The Ferro-Static Fini, “ bre preserving Tin, and Convers Roots, . and pri Wood and Brick, Buildings : from damprieus.: On sale at ¢ PRESTON’S bRuG SOR x NEVADA BAKERY, Sq BROAD STREET, ALEX) RAELE DN ~ evety morn ing, — days; excepted: ys have sivags thé "beat ‘asiely of everything in our line: * : EXCELLENT BUTTER, e TURE. A good sample of Candy. from the ‘best factory in the State. Try it “NEW W FIRM, Nomcz ss eraby giv i rhia that Pants ag! phe: shjeriod uay forme a co-partnersh name of. HANSON & W Will-eatry on the » H, Han© this WORTH and ry and Provision die HE HANSON, A. i. WADSWORTH. _Nevade, Jan, tal 1873, ie JGHN’ ANDERSON, » ' ATTORNEY. AT LAW, —AXD— JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. — FFICE on: bemecee Biseet op Bank of ait by was Conet seer 3 eccnsie byt. H. Rolfe. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST DR, ‘HUFELAND’s CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. first and the most healthful Tonie even thtrodyced ix in the United States. ade i i ert ket for over ewenty yous many new candiantennae for public favor, the sales yincrensea. 1aVve Tet ee he L. P. ‘FISHER, , ADVERTISING AGENT Rooms 20 and 21, MERCHANTS* EXOHANGE, California Street, SAN bili! dace Rag pro SCRIPT, and for Rac gh on ables S Utah, Idaho, Montana, pres Reepgprnne Arians, and adjacent Territories; ‘Sandwich Islands oe British, “ Chines New Zealand and the Golonies; the AMintic 8 States and Europe. AdventisingHas created many « new business: Has enlarged an eldbusiness; epee many a dull business; a ee many # lost ee Has saved many a failing busine t 6 at ld T al > oO say oO Saad ve ‘always sidered ad age and long to be ‘and the prelude . to wealth. “And made it-an inveriable rule to advertise in the dullest times "aswell as the busiest, ‘Hlonganpeienene: taught me that money t Songs gh =H laid out, as by Secor Bot keeping business b= ie puble hey pocampal many se ht 4 ier c will Inis. (Pastuces ty Bei, Advertise. =< bt fl ard Dregs * . site elvets, Batloe Calvghoree ee U8, Wil) be “ -Proprietor:. “Hot: aera id and Breakfast Rolls: CRACKERS OF OUR OWN ‘MANUFAC. > Wanding Onto furnished on short > under the finn . business af th Wess No, 09 BROAD ess 62 0 A ‘ STREES, nate te tie: a . ‘These Bitters have been in the > aud notwith-TARO a TERE: : Sioa Taare ype ec dapan an Australian « en @irard usea nprethinee niente Advertising was ah the ba there ’ ‘have ti break; money Crary’ “. brand: ed itt lar for ton’s; anda had bi ton’s 1 came 1 husba make aroun out to ed the mule; hoss-h and ti Stanto the ¢o spoke she as. and sh canlnet help;. husba:

+, pages The a of maintaining » te Cahfornia State Prison during" the berg ear was $166,785;° earnings of te fs itution, $67,665;: excess of 9,118, The number of ptisbier Astj:1862, was wes 0 an incréase of 30 dtiring the are ate life. igen eosiher! ic’ sentenced "ie yoy pad coempel during the’ yearn" ” The number of patiesits'ih the “Ine! sane Asylam at Stocktow is 1 2123, of iMag thd 3 . ganize for 7 number. ecm: of land cultivated in 1872,,was 20,074,071." The value of nll the real estate in the State is $328,523,550, and of all property.} $636,298,107.. The number of grape vines int thi}: ~ Btate is 30, 889 ,366; gallons of” wine produced in 1871, 4, 542, 879; eat cE bedndy 1755; wk Thereare seven woolenmills i in the State which used 4,191,000 pounds of wool during the. yeary-131 grist*mills prodieing:1,041,194 barrels of flonr. The number of-children in the! State betweBi the tiges' ‘of ‘five and. fifteetyears' when thé‘school ceneus wad titken” Inst‘ Jing Was 187,361, which js, an, dngrease of; 51,245, The cumber of. teac 8 employed is 2,301, and the number of.children between: five an fiteen .who attend school is 92,794; amount expended for-schook purposes “duriig. the Year ending June 30th, 1872; "$1,881,332; tor teachers’ salaries, $1,280, 7995 val-ne of school property, a 663. iy gyi ~Poatad THegraph. The business: dimen: of San: : Francisco, having unpledsant-< experiences of + sitet o in accordance with the announée" ; ‘leday, atid Mr.’ Powér was chosen . Presented to the meeting his , . city seems: ripe for some means of : mire Wovcie Li . instructed to publish theproceedings the Nevada 5 Fisveree9. Reunion. temporary Chaitrian, who, upon taking thé chair, niade afew pertinent remarks suitable to the accasion, vi ter whict'the Rey. Mr ia very bat ara iditeuctive eae atid urged the necessity of the organization: of such # society as that for! whidif ‘the meeting’ liad assembled. “ie théh presented for the considera tion of the — oa following . -reselutions: we ‘Whereas, It is destratie, and the federation, viz: society shall ‘be called terary Reunion. 2d. Ite object; the mutual -édifica*] tion and innocént recreation of all. 3d. That this object be sought by 16, lecttirés, musi¢, and such ex: Feises ole may be appointed from } 4th. That all chalk be eligible for tejori ae’ who are approved by a niety. & "any meeting and subfore @ tules. 5th)’ That the society: becanducted by a President, Sec: etary and 4 compt of threes: -all to be chosen: quarterly. 6th. That the: society holdits meetings in Libravy Hall, every Monday evening, and commence at 7 ‘o'clock. 7th: And that the. expenses~shall] be borne by.the members and pasessed by the committee as often: as required. Remarke-were iikte by a+ ‘iantber present, and*it was resolyéa’to organize a Literary Society, anda committee of seven ladies and gentlemen was appoifitedto prepare and present . to.the society.at its next‘ meeting a constitution ’andby laws fér: its futnre government. The Secretiry was of the meeting in the Nevada Daily Transenré?; also to extend te the publicta general invitatiomte attend. Admission free. The sociéty will ~ the extortions of ‘the Telegraph monopgly, have united ina petition to Congress urgitig. the-adoption of the: Postal Telegraph system as:-recommended by. Postmaster General Oresswell.. ‘The petition is signed by. ‘tearly.all of the merchants and bank@s, and includes in the: list such, names ds°M. 8. Latham, Donohue, . Kelly. & Co., Sather & Co., Alfred Borel & Co., Wm. H. Tillinghast, De Thomas:H. Selby & Oo., J: Ov Merril & Co,, . Flint,,, Peabody. &: Co., -Brittain, Holbrook & ©o}, » George Howes & Co., Ross, Dempster do: Ulaus Spreckles; Patrott & Co., ‘To-. abin, Davisson&Co.,: Greenbaum: Bros.; Hynemann-Co,, Eggers &1 Qu5 Marpby. Grant +&Co. B.A. ‘Bargo & Co., Roundtree-& MeMul“lin, W.-W, Dodge & .Ov:;: Outting & Co., Main & Winchester,» Charles Langley & Co., Wand, Kane & Co., Maurice Do-e: ahd woehy. others. We liave selected the-above names from a partial lietas showing-that the sen~ tment is*gereral among.. merchants idtall branches-of trade. Their -petition reads a8 follows: °* To the Honorable the: Corigress of ~ the United States: Believing that the ~ adoption of the Postal Telegraph sys. as'recommended, by aoa eee a testi!’ 3 General, Sere ae annua port, would prove to be of on efit to the: onitire business 2 unity throughout the“Upited States, and especially in. this “Bfate, increasing the facilities -<exmmatisiostion between distant: thus aiding and . ’ developing trade "be ween apc WO, the und gitizens of Se 4 heisco, liforn rhia, _ Fespectfiully your houorable body ept.a bill carrying’ out the ideas nded i in aud report, sanmthlas periedical, with title, published in San. Fraitsi The "subscription price is $1 50, will contain a large amount of choice reading for its.price, besides a pleasV __ing Variety of fine mi 60US-¢ ie rags evenings In his bill he says: 9. Milis,Rodgers, Meyer ‘&: Go.,41'Seats Free. -An_able bodied comiby his mimiery and facial» e<presVwi j pay the general fund ' warvants BT int, 8ts hold its next regular nieeting ou next Monday evening, at Library Hall, at} which time a permanent organization 1 be effected. Beevcines. 4% commence-at 7 o'clock. To Professor 5 ‘. Plummer. Our readers should. not fail to attend the parlor entertainment to be given at Library Hall, on to-niorrow, . ittee on contributions will cheerfully extort a permanent coin deposit of fifty'cents from each adult, Land twenty}five cents from each juyenile nivmber of the congregation, as they erter the portal, and* the amount so ' extorted, after defraying . incidental ' etpenses, wilbgo to the poor. Our nietto: Charity, begins at home.’” The Sacramenté Union;in speaking offen entertaithent given by Professor'/Plummer in that city, siys: *“Hedrew a goud sndience and kept if ‘iva constant roamof lauphoes. biows. His selections wét'e' mostly serious, and in the recitation of ‘the latter he proved himself a — Siooutionist. eR BS ET oeue ugetindandings: The County Treasurer made the apportionment yesterday for the month of December, as follows: Rodd Fund..... $10,833.16 Special Fund .....+3,266.43 Sick Fund..... «. 4,288 99 School se: aca ll General Fund. .... 25,492.94" State Fund..... 27,038 18 $89,679.81. Cash in-TreasuryY.. 95,614 6¥« Bie $25,492 94, apportionsd above,. dutdtanding up to about December ~ ss Personal. . eh ‘Commodore Rufus Shoemaker, distinguished editor of the Grass Union, eal W. 8 . Byrne, Esq, gravings and »Pacifie coast illustra. . The present. number: has . } tions. been issued in handsome > style, .and contains many illustrations. “We . # ~ trust snecess will attend it, for itjs a valuable ana: cana prosuoton,” ro ‘No on {will ‘Walireceived by the Collecte ary, tae SS thers h > . sale liqudr dealers at theBay, any.) Mr. Byrne is the traveling . ‘agent jor Wand, Kane &-Oe:, 1 finds more profit in it than. srenning Tight to “go blind” or “straddle” . ; after thé cards are dealt which a ii ust . sive ‘of thé: Original ‘blind, We “are? independent of the original bet. all agree that no decision. gan . be rendered upon the above pepesttion. enviable one, and we are inclined to Beard of Brokers: of New: York will ‘onment for life. » Gen. Dix uadoubt\rest of G. Thistleton, on a charge of . ates entilled*A ‘Wolf inthe Fold,” blem. 1 Baa River Reveille has reve = following J letter fegen Fog deals; B. goes $1 50 Mind: out; A. straddles B.’s blin oat straddles A. How much does it take .B.“to. straddle A.’s straddle, W.T.K. To which the editor of that paper repliosy ‘Our ) correypandent: ‘bast ‘struck our strong suit, for if there is4 -We are au fa wea poker,\at'which noble and nattonal game we win upon an average ™m ten to fifteen thousand » every. but lose italk p the Revcide the point abovementioned, from. mate poker, as ho player has -the have been.the case in the above instance, as C. is ‘represented as having}: “passed out” Before AX tiade: his play, consetjuehtly no ‘decision: sah be rendered, based upon the rales of the game, and. were. we.tdu:decide the question, it would have to’ be “in iact6rdahoe-with the general custom, which upon the Pacific Coast is, tHat B. would -have to, pit up six dollars including the dollar and a half dlreddy up, of four dollars ands half*excluconviiteed however, that the custom is‘wrobg, and’ that’ B.-should be double-the wuiount of A;'s straddle, . The sporting fraternity here are, about equally.divided on the question, but Sentence Wineds’ . i Stokes, convicted.of the marder of Jim Fisk, has been senteneed to be hanged on the 28th of February next, Whether. or not. the ettiprit. will. escape the gallows igas yet a mere mat. ter of guess \ but it. is. certain that his position is by no means an regard his chances‘ef prolonged life as'exceedingly slim, No doubt the make an earnest effort to ‘savé. his life, and the good hearted wonten of that State will: ‘appeal for exesutive clemency, yet we do not ve that General. Dix will. weakly yield. to such a pressut, and confessing that, after a very ful’ “investigatiowof the . joa case, and finding that there is no ground whatever for the exercise’ af the commuting power, will» >» proceed to commute the sentence to” imprisedly. secepted the high Offics:ef Governor of New Yorkwith: a full know!ledge of its trials ath responsibilities, andthe record of his whole life gives assiance that he will not flinch from the strict performance of his duty,or yield» to a manufactured popular The community has already ‘been dosed ad nauseum, with a. half dozen sensational sequels to thé Fair trials. And new, as public: journalists, we . . have to chronicle another itém, which may result in dragging forth many of the bergen features of & Gase which all good people’ hoped was finally disposed of. One of Laura's has applied for a warrant ion the arlibelling the intiocent Pair). Tt is: based on @ toxies of illustrated. ipio#} which said pictures represent the -various phasesef the last trial.. The jury are carioatured, the divine Laura hunting another victim, shooting of Crittenden, ete., are among the illustrations to which exdeptions ‘ are taken. The prosecutrix is sojourn ing in Oakland, "Ba, Clair county, Ill., has 75 coal inines in opem exation, giving” ried ‘employ* ment to more« than 2,500 men and boys. An. Ieee eoleiuaumaehae enna the superintendent for : $3,000 because he said shé had-altered her Tue ‘spotted fever” has made “its . . appearance in’ Andrew, scans county, Towa, © ow yer oma a I SErais ee a ~—s peepee. ae Ta lumber ‘\eialiidda ol oe $e. S@AKO! Wet 338 abo, men i ocd," wee it . Fb it iar code ‘au pt rake mtb te pins . petal moray a and the sins obliged to put up six dollars, -or : ‘itis thought canbe fed up to the DENT. Cxex, Colorafo has a ‘There will ‘ir engcasel at Me i ‘ Be Dy sae for OF inion of rightéousness; a the spread of religious liberty;, for the growth of sound knowledge;, or con‘tentment, concord, and good “will among all classes; for the discernment of'God’s hand in national jadgforythe removal} of intemTORR MERE terrible accident occurred at Sucker Flat, on. Monday evening-last. Archie Stewi/8 o'clock, Search being . Chureh this jeve. . pei . 5 art, a workman in the Blue Point . ’ le and doing . business for the. coun‘} mine; was engaged -in blasting, ‘and ty. We are -howevér : unable to de-. when the manshid quit work» he -uuderteok to-fire_sdéme blasts,-and the fact thabit-is anomalous tolegiti-} was tersibly» mailed, He. was-not . ® JELOCUTIONARY READINGS —AND— Character a, Ss er aS & Feiday Eveniig, Jan. 10th. SEATS FREE.ot \ ss Sas pepe prsaica Committe o = Finance Ax span de ion of warty tee! Sy AMEAICANMRS-E. H. ‘MooRE, » —AND—. MES, A, ARMER, AVE o Making : ‘On Broua eee regi Broke Fig do PTs it rite rg of et LINKBY AND DE AND DREss MAKING, in the Nery

Ribbons, Ladies’ Neck Tice; Hats ana is Sea re a as es of Nev to call and examine, , Bhi I Beautiful. Wax, ‘Dolls, for Presents, yo . Choice of igre “ int eet fy ‘aud Cit: ren’s ey e e it ceived trot the Bast. Sasetase é count instithted:-he was found ‘at 9: o'clock a ee iyitig iw the grouid . sluive;: ‘having . et lain there: for’ about three ‘hours. S. ~ Goon: ‘Deveoesp. —The Teastecs “of . the Idaho mine, yesterday, devhired . stock. The number-of-shares is gives .the.sumr of $46;500. The showing is a good one. the mines.on the'Oomstock come, to regularly niouthly front?: Weremark, folks. ‘So"'miys” the "Grass Valley. Ir is ‘proposed to~ try the ekperimetit in the” lagoons near Lincaln,: Nebraska, of raising. oysters, whieh . proper saline “standard from the neighboring salt ec AMsga Bux. Sexxenn, oged 18; was ‘barned to death at Springfield, Ill., while attempting to light her fire with coal oil, the:other morning;and Mrs. Potter, aged 80,. met a similar fate at nok lewa, while-cooking. Tux latesb-feminine justification for homicide comes from New Orleans, Where Mrs. and Miss: Ingraham aré excused for shooting atone} John Kaiser inthe open street, on the ground that he. committed a is “breach of etiquette. ” ‘ “Wm. Borpin is erecting a building in Yountville, in which . be: ‘will put up a saw and millstones,’ for the ia A MAN, named James Water has been arrested at Olympia “on charge . ' of inganjty.,. If he had killed .any. 54 body late Precedents would sustain the charge.’ © * -*' A Srocxton Judge turned loosp4 ‘two boys found guilty of» petit ‘arceny, because he would not subject them to the horrors of the-Industrial. {ek Mok lumne Hill.-ie. Aid nde ' -_* se Iris. proposed to raise i eoakty) tax ‘the sumrequired: te locate: the Other purte-6fLastiov county. outside of Ragene, oppose the tax.Tua-trayel at Vallejo between the upper and lower town, with teams, is stepped for the‘present, on ' secount a. muds. Asour 40 feet of Parke’s levee, ‘at B&itte slough, Colusa»county, whi¢h has_recently been rebnilt, washed “TS Stockton, on Monday, three hundred tons of wheat were sold at . $1 99)4. On Thursday, after the }rain, the Price was $1.75, seek no sales. population of 12,000, and is rapidly increasing. Thé country aroand is settled up by @ thrifty population, . ‘Tue levee across the mouth of the . slough at Knight's Landing broke! on Thursday ‘last, caused . by the great sudden raise in the Sacramento:’ )Dtoposels for carrying the mails.on the Patific’ slope, on newly -extablished routes for one pratima daly capone ‘a dividend of $15 per share on capital . 3,100;'-and-that multiplied by $165 . . Why do not }' incidentally, that the. ‘Idaho’ 8 divi-? dénds are seattered anivbg’ our ‘homes.. day of Dec, 1872, an»assesament often (10). cents per share was Yevied upon the purpose of sawing wood and grinding gt feed. ———— of, February, passessinent, ‘Tas Cheaniolemays Cosiahnan a it not an exeruciating jlively day. in: . funeral would} * have been a relief to: sg beeyraagy of: 4 iy --}-the-lete firm: are— requested to ene ae the ‘Tue Poatofiive . Department invites . Nevads ; Jan. 9th, 1873. KINKEL'S 3 cEW: METHOD BRED. OR E world call-the: angi of Teath + ers ahd Athateurs fo Kittkel’s New Method ‘forthe Reed Organ and odeon, “which we will issue’ about September Ist. others of. ite luis by! Teachers: who have. examined it. Itcontainsa clear and sim(ple course of instruction: whereby any one may easily. acquire the mastery of this favorite srpanaed, with afew menth’s ‘study: will. always be a favorite: work with the teacher, on account of its clearness and systematic progression;:.more of bn amusement-than a study for the pupil, and beled dro mine of sgealth to the amatuer, on unt.of the many choice; melodies, songs, et&, that Mr. Kinkel has selected and arranged expressl fe this-werk. Kinke¥e New*’Method be mailed; ‘postpaid, cone: of $2 eras _ Address; ERS,-599 Broadway, N. ee Send Ponts forthe latest ‘number of Peter's Musical yorpeoony Sn and: “youewill get at least $4 worth of ot latest and best Voal and Instrumental Plano Music. 817 NOTICE OF "ASSESSMENT. OLD RUN. MIN@ANG, COMBANY.— Location of Works, Nevada District Neeee. that ata meeting of the “Hoard of ‘Srustees of said company, beld on the 30th capitel stock of said compatryy payable raed tely in United States gold coin,to theBeocre+ ab-is office, corner of: Market and Spear streets, ce aps osm Tacaday, the mame Feb. be, deemed: pared and will be duly advertised for kale; rusty, 1873, ¢ auction, unless payment shall: anda ore, seld on pSrasengy the 25th day iogetien iba ofa costs of in, if oe C.P se Office, commer Maret ~ Stree ~ Stockholéee's jon Wasting. ny, thee! of a*new Board of True tees, and for the tranes¢tton of such ether business a# may come before the meeting,wail te held the" oéles of the Secretary, corner of Market anid Spear sts,, Franciseo; on’ “Tuesday, F 873, at 12 ortbock, M: ‘By drder of Board , So. CG. PALMER, Secretary, "Dissolution eretstore existin © of HENNE) & GRAF is this_day. dissolved b them gonsent, A . of T and all 8 indebted S eats ma alt ersone ia ‘with ‘Chad. uraf, Seater is now sole ae : i an, 60,4873. — ‘ce ‘MONRO; EALER fone EAL, OORN ED = Hany een} Hee sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— fa. = Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Thee x: — . re ye nan Mises of California, County of Nevada, ss. In the Distriet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California; im aud tor the County of ‘Nevada. The genet al or woo State of Caliifornia send -B, SUMNER, . i Boa oo ten diiear as are: hereby Yequired to appear orr’ ul S eee te eee © ic e State of Calif mm and for-the County of Nevada, on 29th day of December, en, iby P. "“BASMUS. SON, plaintiff, atid to answer the comDlaint fled thersin, within ten sitar {exelusive of the day of service) after the . Vice on you of* — Sunmimons — if merted nis Some er ange Dut is “ais ism, within this Packets but” rere twenty: deyess or Ses ment will be taken aga you a oe UF according to the prayer oe Bai pores hn Being an action for the recov. =4 paar Of the muss of 3 xteen Hundred tit, on acertain p promissory note Pb gw ber 6th, 1869, — one year after ate, made by the and payable: fo this plaintiff, aud. on the) game at the rate of seven p nuni from theéth ‘day af in maine, Calaveras.. This work _is “pronounced superior tosail . , SPECIAL MEETING df the Stockhol-. ’ 7 ders pf the Guild Rak Miping CompaFa shan uae aaa oar thotinae they attem mpt enter the pertalpromptly Bic ssl on — 4 --mence at 8 o’cleck. pS HOLIDAY GOODS, ~~ eg ir a ihn ,. DON'T BRING @RYING BABIES. “PR EST0-N’S,. earees * ABSOLUTE WATERPROOF,’ For Boots, Shoes, Harness, etc, _ The Ferro-Static Fini, “ bre preserving Tin, and Convers Roots, . and pri Wood and Brick, Buildings : from damprieus.: On sale at ¢ PRESTON’S bRuG SOR x NEVADA BAKERY, Sq BROAD STREET, ALEX) RAELE DN ~ evety morn ing, — days; excepted: ys have sivags thé "beat ‘asiely of everything in our line: * : EXCELLENT BUTTER, e TURE. A good sample of Candy. from the ‘best factory in the State. Try it “NEW W FIRM, Nomcz ss eraby giv i rhia that Pants ag! phe: shjeriod uay forme a co-partnersh name of. HANSON & W Will-eatry on the » H, Han© this WORTH and ry and Provision die HE HANSON, A. i. WADSWORTH. _Nevade, Jan, tal 1873, ie JGHN’ ANDERSON, » ' ATTORNEY. AT LAW, —AXD— JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. — FFICE on: bemecee Biseet op Bank of ait by was Conet seer 3 eccnsie byt. H. Rolfe. THE OLDEST AND THE BEST DR, ‘HUFELAND’s CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. first and the most healthful Tonie even thtrodyced ix in the United States. ade i i ert ket for over ewenty yous many new candiantennae for public favor, the sales yincrensea. 1aVve Tet ee he L. P. ‘FISHER, , ADVERTISING AGENT Rooms 20 and 21, MERCHANTS* EXOHANGE, California Street, SAN bili! dace Rag pro SCRIPT, and for Rac gh on ables S Utah, Idaho, Montana, pres Reepgprnne Arians, and adjacent Territories; ‘Sandwich Islands oe British, “ Chines New Zealand and the Golonies; the AMintic 8 States and Europe. AdventisingHas created many « new business: Has enlarged an eldbusiness; epee many a dull business; a ee many # lost ee Has saved many a failing busine t 6 at ld T al > oO say oO Saad ve ‘always sidered ad age and long to be ‘and the prelude . to wealth. “And made it-an inveriable rule to advertise in the dullest times "aswell as the busiest, ‘Hlonganpeienene: taught me that money t Songs gh =H laid out, as by Secor Bot keeping business b= ie puble hey pocampal many se ht 4 ier c will Inis. (Pastuces ty Bei, Advertise. =< bt fl ard Dregs * . site elvets, Batloe Calvghoree ee U8, Wil) be “ -Proprietor:. “Hot: aera id and Breakfast Rolls: CRACKERS OF OUR OWN ‘MANUFAC. > Wanding Onto furnished on short > under the finn . business af th Wess No, 09 BROAD ess 62 0 A ‘ STREES, nate te tie: a . ‘These Bitters have been in the > aud notwith-TARO a TERE: : Sioa Taare ype ec dapan an Australian « en @irard usea nprethinee niente Advertising was ah the ba there ’ ‘have ti break; money Crary’ “. brand: ed itt lar for ton’s; anda had bi ton’s 1 came 1 husba make aroun out to ed the mule; hoss-h and ti Stanto the ¢o spoke she as. and sh canlnet help;. husba: