January 9, 1874 (4 pages)

“3S peonocnis getting as bad™ as to-. Waar’s Tae Marran?—The — Theré are nine of him walking . mer. Ey er-sindé tile tax on tea and cofda. TraxscripT and Grass. Valley ropes around thisterrestria! ball wtf Onr neighbor of the Grass, Valley Union have evidently. been grossly-. ; Unionisa tithe—tosSensitive;-toot fee-h beet, taken off, and the otariff imposed upon by false reportersfroin Lemer Daily Transcript NEVADA crry, CALS ‘ City,County and v. : mig¢h so in-our opinion bxiong odds. on othe?articles” reduced, the— Govthis city_in, relation to the Jate rise of +A few days-2go3t—had—an—articte in erhment_ exchequer: has _been_ran-} twatérs in the‘Yuba and-Feather— eS which it spoke of the duties of the ning beRind. Nin other words theiners. ‘fhe Transcrttrsaid: “From Oficial ‘PRESS. } Friday, Jan. ane1874. What ro) ‘to be: Done? A Little too Sensitive. . Marysville there comes a doleful acthe brii)4 aber; near count of the. water surrounding that’ Ati ttveiastians of: city, andthe only way to get out of. this city, Jan. 7th} 1874, by Rey. Mr, Sims, . Algert M.-Allen to Miss Anna R. Maltman. the place is by boats, and it is not ‘Phe“atove notice was accompavery sufe to go even by that way. We uré unable to learn anything nied by a bountiful supply of delicdefinitein regard to the matter but ious’ vake—and other eteeteras, and One wise head says, -rewe presume that, things-there look with the compliments of the bride come @f the Government has, fallen \ gation’would enbage its-attention, slrott several millions of dollars, of or ought to. Weis our-fancy, supenough to pay the expenses necessposed that the Uniod Wrote the word ary to keep the wheels meying, Now That’ ¥ the : thuply—coined if-you please—in conwhat-is tole done? Legislatare,and . retnarked that *irho Gri AT THE city: will-gi #the The oie ~ paige Mone] _W. R. GOE, T BOOTS, ‘SHOES, = = to correct the same, T ere has of the State of California, it andl for the not the ability to sée that “‘irrogate’” ‘no that won’tdo. ‘The best thing been no floods, or anything approxiCounty ef Neévada, on the 7th day of danu-. . Ladies’, Misses and~Children’8 the _ _ pith of the sermon Tests upon. didn’t mean-irrig: utes It thoughtour. .to bedoneis to tax whisky $5 a gal-. ma'ip,g -one inthis city. NTE"e ary, 1874, by Jane Roddn, plaini ff,_and to Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. tbe coinplaint file a thereih. within “fact that when Joseph went wp. tu ‘artiéle on the subject was a eriticiem. lon and><¢igars $100 per thousand, Yivers rose rapidly the seeund “day . answer teiidays (exclusive ef the day of service) gens Bethtehem to be taxed, taking Mary, of its manner cf. spelling the word;. and fiém these sources raise the after the warm rain, but récededin’), afrer the seryice-ciryou of this Sammens— Men's Boots, Shoes, Brog . few-hours and before reaching within if served within this ¢ Jounty; er, if served his-wife, With him, po room could . while on the contrary, nothing was Gaiters, Slip pers: &o, refothis County, but in this Distr ct, dequired revente.’" > We are nota foot of the high water mark of. last our attention to the sermons bersof the . question. to show tliat it meant by ‘‘ttrogate,”’ store the “‘tariff on tea and coffée, rather blue.” ‘Thisis so rdiculoux Wants the Millenium. and groom. Our boys made shorts drinking whisky and all that sort of and upon luxuries, ‘and. ‘thus make ly sensational that it only provokes d. a laugh. The Grass Valley Union work of the cake,,and left~ the etcs. Howar the of , A Rev. Mr. Jewell Another Halso-says:-“*The Appealisjust now . thing, “instead of: jnoistéiing with the ‘poor people pay it.’ ran: for us todo away with. All hands Cor. of Hain & —— San of h, Sts." ‘street ME. Churc water, as the word irrig: ite imwise head says,“Fre-enact the income . planted by the side of a great deal of conunite in wishing long life and hap his to sermon a ‘cisco, preached water, as _bouting in and ontof the!— plies. Acting on this, we proceeded law with an amendment, exempting NEVADA CITY.: ‘pinesto: the tewly married couple: gregation a-shart time ag9, from the}! allincomes Tess than threethousand. beautiful little ity ofMarysxilleis aa as t— thé order of the day iu these days. Gospel ‘the dof r text, verse 7, chapte HE LARGEST INVOICE rtth: ho very. out a thonght of giving offence to our . dollars per annum, andthus make Phenew grades; thought to be-above dest assortauent of Be He E seomitiag to Bt. Luke. We find L neighbor, —It seems, however, we the zich pay the expenses—ef ae the chiglit water, aye under-water.”*~ We did_offend, w Government.’ Another-wise head cannot believ& that these journals, rate at Gaditaraia County of Nev ada. ae 8s. Inthe District Court of the Four~gome days ago.“Phe:ergelk “Our-neighbor, in.ita; ensiitive nature, rays, 00, that won’t do. The nes who have always manifested much. jeanth Judicial District of the State of Cal. friendly tnterest-in the welfare—and . the in hem +«There was no room for-t . took mortal offense At our article,and thing is to raise the tariff. or prosperity ef<our ¢éity, have given. ‘ jfernia, in and for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of Californ.a send +— “inn.” Tae singularity of the text, in its issue of yesterdsy; peurs out} foreign productions, and poe currency to these ila een. withgreeting EVER BROUGHT TO THIS Manic to, Samuel Bo-da; defendant. ons positi ar You ‘are hereby required-te appe:t in an together with the singul ont information which they deemed a wholé column. pf its wrath ujfon. that source obiain. the revenue The stoox consists in part ‘of 2B me L E action brought against yon tu the District “the Rev. gentleman: assutned, induced our devoted he: + “Because we had . . desired.” Another wisé head says, reliable; and ‘therefore wetuke pains Oourt ef the Fourteenth Judicial District. tradistinction to the word “irrigate,” ‘On Mand OLD _SPAND, The hin ‘twenty days; otherwine, within be had-in the hin, hotel or ‘tavern, further from our thoughts,_as any sure that the last proposition aint year, which was moderate .season. fe e“days—or judgment will be tuken _ Of all kinds, qualities and varieties, and hence they were fulced to take one can see by our mdde of treating. Not one of our roads, .brixlges or against you by cefault; according to the the best. We honestly: Delieve that of said cémplaint,—Heing um-action Aitrot which wilt: ‘beresdgeind f6¥ Cash” “grades, inany-direetion, have been} prayer réfuge in the horse stuble, “where the ‘it, We spoke of former Legislatures if there was a tax levied on whisky: for the dissolution of the Bonds of MatriQuality of Goods Savior of the world. was born. The} as being termed ‘‘the Legislature of of $5 per gallon, there—would-be-as overflowed, or travel in any direction mony; a to_exist between plaintiff [ can be purcl tinned ut be tail in San Francises a8 }interrupted.—Yuba tiver bridge and ‘and deféndant, 6n the grouuds of wilful deRey, gentleman proceeds to make fivo-hundred drinks daily,’’ or of. ‘‘a sertienand abandonment of plajatit® by grade has been in as—good order Call and see for yourselves forthe iiider. much of that article guzzled down. de fendant. Alse for costs of suit, all of signed is determined this a-“prophetic. operation, which it thousand-(rinks.”’ Surely if" the the throats 4 aet——~ of the people, as there is every day as.any-road inthis or any whith instore fully set-forth-in-said c€ ~andoubtedly was. bBut-we did not of the adjoining counties, ‘and this Plaint, And you axe hereby notified that Union had not-been so excessively now. And if a-tax of $100: per is the first.season for years when if yon feil to appear ‘and auswer the ssid Not to ‘bo Undersold by any one, eall the attention of our’ readers to’ sensitive, it could Wave found noththousand, was placed upon cigars, has not~been interrapted becoraplaint as above rec LE.ATHER OF ALL EINDS for sale to the -this sermon with the intention of ing in our article to condemn, se far the cigar smokers would not’be less travel tween Marysville.and Yuba~ City. i Trade Cheap for Cash. Cali and sec. demanded therein. _caviling or finding fault» with it, or asit was concerned. As to whatthe About boats being necessary! to get me In testimony wit reof, 1, T, C. in number than they are now. = a, BOR in our city, the story‘is simply a. seal ‘( Plunkett, Clerk of District Court “of discussing the truth or falsity ofUnion says in the. way ef criticism . Nevada, Nov. 2¢th. Whisky drinking and cigar smoking, roarback. We —have-—neb~seen —# -—— aforesaid, do hereunto st my hand . , connected-—with_thie—his-_ ——-any matter against us, we willsay nothing. We is tae delight of the Americans, boatin or abont the city limita, ‘or snd impress the Seal of said Court, ut office, in the City uf Nevada, on he day. tory. of the birth of Christ or of his willtake no offense, nor make a] whether to the manor born, or of January, A. D. 1874. and was object only divinity. -Qur . : " f, C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. -harsh reply, nor will we throw our. born in some other clime. Our where we should go to find one. The MUSIC! = ——Jno, Parrisox, Deputy. > levees are strong, and the two grades . is to point to one, the fact that the blunders upon our typos, but will John Caldwe ‘i, Plfi’s Atty. idea, however; “ts that if additional leading out-of the city toward WheatTey. gentleman is expecting too, -father-them ‘all ourself: “Weare too : ~ MUSIC revenné is desired; it should be land and Sutter county have been at this als of sintal mort trom theeb ‘coUNTY WARRAN TS. ~Snu cold -inthe newspaper business, not raised by diréct taxation. Every all times during the highest water in \ sinfulworld just at this sinful: stage LL Wairants on. General Fund registo know how blunders creep into man in the United States, should be the rivers, in good traveling order, = EXCELSIOR STRING benium A tered prior to March 4th, 1873; also mille and not at any time in danger of beof it. He wants the type, and the great difficulty that is compelled to bear his porgon of the all warrants on Indigent Sick Fund, regising washed away or overflowed. ~ We set: ’ fore its, time—before the. day prior to May 6th, 1873;-aleo all regissometimes experiencedin having erburthens, and the only way to—eom-+ believe the stages havé-maderegular tered tered warrantson Road Fund will be paid apart for it by the prophets that lived rors corrected. But of this we will’ pel them to do it, is by direct tax daily trips to Nevada with one excep= presentation. laterest veases from, this RE now prepato.‘furnish ved wuund died ten thousand years, more say nothing tion, and on that occasion theywere + Sic for : how. We would much ation, “A. GOLDSMITH, Co. Treasurer. — _. interrupted by high water inNevada or less, ago. Here is the way the rather it-sHould be said we wrote By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Ss say, 6,000,000 men, county. ‘The Colusa‘stage_has also Balls, Parties)\Sociables, &c, Nevada, Jan. 8th, 1874. j9 Reverend gentlemen treats that part sinful with a double I, than charge who are voters in the United States, made its tegular trips, excepting one On ‘short notice. An orders left -at-Kis. of his subject. He says it upon our sie semicon or that we and 2,000,000 mofe men who are not day, when it was discontinued be-. — -TLE & Jcite ease tn‘witlhe-promptly sic d society. -He “Christ is tabodein ded to. a. ee BG: We regret voters; making 8,000,090 in all. . canse“of bad roadsin Colusa county. -wrote-caterer, ‘‘cateror.’ ovals, Jan.ath, 1874. Js shut up' as it were from human} 2 # Thenew bridge over the Yubs-river+ ee x be has proven a’ care structure, . sight-allthe week to lead, out only. thé semsitive spiribot our. neighbor, Every one of these -men-should THE ‘on Sunday. I would not have the meore.so because:we Raye felt a strong , taxed for the support.of the Governand the mile grade leading to it will Special Notice. \ nag erogs made into a toy to be bandied disposition to live on amicable terms ment, for every one in est turnof them has an + OTICE is hereby given = art p : irfeverent debtedness. consist of music; ete. ~ programme ting forth i “tn store. fo) tickets on ——gutertainnte 30d. The ~ ble one, oF ant thy, to themselv a beautiful: any other ¢ deed it wou dity in thik still in: de! money to pa “to raise a fe intend givin quo’ ‘for th ” Count ' ‘Preasuret "In another « thes holding Fund, regis 1873, and registered p present thé music! =\__ “about by careless and. with it. We hardly know how to act or what to say, or how te say it, equal interest in its maintainance. cupy prominent ‘plice in society #0 as not to give it offense. we .We say then, instead of making the and the affairs of everyday. Iwould should leave it “severely alone,’’ it poor pay, by taxing tea, coffee’ and ‘hands, but still l would have it oe ae ‘have Christin our Board of Trade, would take offense, and if we notice the luxuries of life; or the rich andwould have him havea seat in it, it'does the same thing. pay by taxing incomes; levy a dour Board of Brokers. I would have. a him President protem. éf the Senate, rect tax upon all the property State Librarian. : and Speaker of the House at Sacrathroughout the United States, and Alb&t-Hart, Gov. Booth’s private mento. Heshould be in the mart, make every man pay something _ and in:‘the shop. Itis coming, secretary, is urged by his friends as (however small) aud in proportton pike in Yubacounty. If our Nevada contemportaries were to cross either WILL GIVE THEIR NEXT PARTY . save cost. A. T. ROBINSON, Surviving ae. of Lancaster & Robizsen. — OR— this item-and make the amende hon. { dered him the-private secretaryship. the failure he drew outsome $40,000 & Tharsday Ev'g., Jan. 29th, 1874. Duly Received and Filea. of his own money,and allowed: the Government deposits remain, Here \Committeee -of Arrangements. — Dan. Marsh, Geo,Sniith.—Chris._MaHon,—oes Falon) Chas. Grimes, J. M. Buffington, A U=S. Deputyand A&A. B. McGREGOR, . County Surveyor. Rutte Chief Deputt Surveyor, City & Couzty —cf—daa. Francisce. Removed to his new Shop, Opposite the Exchange Hotel, tus to the lie. In writing toa friend mines, anda meeting of the AmeriON BROAD STRE&T, is the way Gen. Grant puts a quiefrom the ridge, ‘in relation to ditches, _ \ : ATERPROOF BLACKING, NEVADA LIBRARY. BROAD STREET MARKET. @ competent architect, who ‘succeed in cracking the crib, but dida't suit him, and hence; he threw hu reported it good and sound up the sponge. "Tis well. in every No. 405 Battery Harry Georar of thé Post is gowould have done so, had it not been respect, and capable of snstaining So says the Tae fello orwhe sella: w colored. salt any pressu re which maybe brought Transcript Bas to prevent the explesion of incest, ermore, and tell them what he knows ‘Oakland a ee 6 BO ee see to bear upon its’seats and walls. Wet hos reached Daluth. about farmiug. He is having hay Tux editor of the Haywood Advo _ ‘HENRY WAGNER,‘H. D. Street, Corner of Clay, Sam Francirco. janl FRANK N, PISH. . . pmention this for the purpose of giv_SEESLE FFICE AT BELL & BROWN’ pat Sune, Oucver ef st Pine and Combe clad Simca, WORKs, ’ STOKES’ HOTEL, pos A DINNER bell which’ belonged to ing confidence to those Muutgomery street barber, and in face his music.’ We never. could Washington's mother has been found. whedesire to attend of'our people rc CORNER OF STS. oeoF MONUMENTS, . G« MAIN & the. performCHURCH “Ut is: 206 years old. a i ance on Monday Ot tace an organ-grinder, without more sen ne pext, agriculture. ot less dismay. ee aaences SLABS, ke.,. a Grace Valley 5 Toke Ge Saxe’ Transcript. oe win ant press. rok 5 land:‘Transeript, jeter Ba. When the Fund are . _ there will r \weredit to “Mhisthows in bpretty \ In the . Young Me: last.issue, cldding sur be no suppe known it; best regula Spectac “Yow is i t] old or you: pair of Sp glasses, jus " splendid e they can E. M. PRESTOR, = seeds distributed in-his hair by.a cate intimates-4hat we are “afraid to . Tota Baleacei 5120-615 06 procure fh, PRESTON’S. the President says: can Mining Company, held at North Where he is prepared to do everything in COUGH CANDY, _ habit this ‘world must bide their fied, Albert-Hart would be elected . “You may have seen a statement San Juan, recently, to determine the wee spins line im the highest. style of e Art ‘She -milleniam will -eome—at+‘State Librarian by “a unanimous in the papers that I drew ont of Jay question whether they would pur~~“ His Barbér DRUGS and MEDICINES Slop iw the Neatest and . }Cooke's bank $40,000 the day before the proper time but not now, Christ vote. No more capable or worthy it failed, and took nonotice of $193, ~ chase water frem the Eureka Lake tiest ef any in the City. a, ee Strangers visiting the city and in want x has said so; and He never fails, for man breathes. ‘The a good shave or hair cut should call on mo: 000 which the Government f ad Co. or tlie“Milten Company. there. This bank was not a national communication is a very interesting NEVADA DRUG STORE. By striet attention to business I hope to. Christ is truth. The Reverend genreceive a liberal share of public patronage. bank, and therefore not a bank of Reduction in the Army, —— tleman.can.not force the millentum one, as it gives the length and capaDon’t forget the oe my old deposit. Government, therefore,had’ stand. NAT, FORD. before its time, that’s sure, and if It is proposed to reduce the army no deposits with them, and lostcity of the different ditches on the Nevada, Jan. 3d, 1874. jtridge, and the names of the mines he lives until he sees Christ in the from 30,000 to. 25,000 men. “We nething by them. —_I,—i DRUGGIST. FIRE BOYS’ SALOON. Board of Trade or Board of Brokers, think it can stand a greater reduewas in Pittsburgh at the time of their furnished water. by them. As suspension, and was as much surthere are some matters discussed in at San Francisoo, or as President tion than tliat, In these piping W. Corner Broad and Pine i prised to hear of it as you or any pro tem. of the Senate, or Speaker of times of peace, no more men should one could be. If I had a deposit this communication whichmay be T THE FIRE Boys’. “SALOOK, CorNevada City. a nay ner of Pine and Commercial Streets, the House, at Sacramento, orin the be kept in the army service, than is there—and I-did keep an account prejudicial to. some of the parties (Baize’s old stand) can be found the best mart or workshop, he will live to be actually. necessary to protect the with them—itisstillthere. If lowe that are made to figure in it, we WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C, Ever brought to this city, If you don ‘t “> ten times as old as Methuselah was Government property, and .to keep them—and I expect I do—that is withhold it for the present, and unamong their assets, Unfortunately, believe it call and test for yourself. said to be, and will havemore childown Indian raids. In our opinion Ihave beenin a condition since my til we canhear from our she dee G I = members of Nevada Library 4% ji THOS. CANFIELD. ciation are hereby requested tome dren, granchildren and great-grand15,000-men is all that is required for occupancy of my present office that ent again, at Library Hall, on SA1LU RDAY EVENLY: January l0th,1874, at 7 o'clock. Ab elet-¢hildren, than had the ‘‘old woman such: service, For the support of. no bank eould fail after the 15th of tion of officers will take place and othe any inonth-and victimize -me out of AMES COLLEY, Ag Pretpricter. ‘Al business of importance will be transact. 30,000 men, $50,000,000, is required tive. hundred dollars,” that lived in a shoe.” Theatre Building Safe, : ways supplied wit e BEEF It is hoped every mem ber will be pres? We have no intention of ridiewling. per annum. Reducet hearmy one half ES. MUTTON AND VEAL er A short time ago;-as we are informws d30 By order of the TRUSTE Orders filled from Families and M religion, but when we read such nonand-that will be $25,000,000 saved Throwed Up the Sponge. : ed, a report. was circulated, and to: vered at their houses. — sensical trash us many of its votaries to apply in paying the public debt. B, F. Stoakes, who we reported a some extent _ Nevada Assay ‘Office, Give me a call, i believed, that the Thea_ JAMES OOLLEY. Established in 183, promulgate, under its guise, we feel Nevada, MarchTeh. AN editorial operative on the few days ago as having been appointed tre building was unsafe and dangerBY. it our duty to speak plainly. This to some pesition in the*Miut,at San ous, especially for a large audience . J. OTT. ES JAM sermon, taken ‘througbout, is made Morning Galt has been awarded a & CO., Franciscg, has returned to our city, iuthe gallery. We are authorized to _MAYR1SCH BROS. tion Be ORFS af every: descripPartie es up ef high sounding words, which prize.as first-horscthief ata masqyer: — . ‘firied, Melted and. state that there and again gone back to his old busiis, and was no founade. We should like to sew brother IONEER ered i Attention paid to assgys of Sulph ure “the Apostle Paul, if living, would ARS ness of manufacturing tin ware; iron dation for the report. The owner of P Califormia, aad Importersft a precite Piekeriag d ty Quicksilver cleaned. jaMcsd. Olt. appear as head-burglar in ‘condemn as “sounding brass and . : ee Nevaca City, Sept-1 i pipe, ete. The place and salary the building had it thoroughly examtinkling symbol,’’ and so we view it: the Pacitic job. Brothe? P. did not x Havana Cigars and Tobacco. . ined by a Se Road Fand Special Fur — Tudigent Si 2 D. B. MERRE; has We have in hand acommunication ing to address the Grangers at Livfor the leatherheads. School Fu Nevada City, Jan. ist, 1874.2 _ REMOVAL. some market house or .a—sit. in a Those who remember his ready courshoemaker shop, or in-our printing tesy and remarkable efliciency in the office, the world would be any better library will be pleased to know that off than itnow is. Tho Rev. gentlehe will probably be eleetedLibraman forgets that the people that inrian,”’ If our wishes eould be grati General Fa indebted to the late firm of LANON W. Lester. J. D. Fleming, G. W. Hentze, the Savier "salt ang at the State Librarian.” The Sacramento to what he is worth. This is the as you suggest, 0. D. Campbell; Reception Committee.— D. J. Crowley, . ‘Beard of Trade or of Brokers, in Union, in noticing this matter, thus only fair way. of obtaining money for formation partly from* the Appeal = MERRY & McGREGCE, nr Nelson, Palmer Brown, Hugh Murand mostly from report. Far be it . the support of the Government, beSan Francisco, there would be a speaks of Mr, Hart: ‘The library chie oa I'L ASD MINING ENGINEERS. Floor Committee.—J. B. Brown, Henry ND SUBVEYORKS & DRAUGHTworse scattering of people than everwas removed from its old location, sides that of the tariffupon foreign from us, isthe wish, or thought, or Welch, J. 8. Murchie, John Hanley.manufactures, ‘desire to say ought that would injure Floor Difector —A. R. Lordtuok place in that city in_conseat Second und J streets, to the Capi} a 'NEVADA CITY. the Marysvillans. We have too! . Tickets, $2 50. Carriages if stormy. j7 quence of -an-earthquake; nor can tol, and arranged with much dis-. ‘Gen. Grant’s Bank Account._. many. warm friendsin that city; and wa ffice at the COURT HOUSE. Orie wo help but think that if the Savior crimination by Hart, and when he left atthe’Daily Wnion Office, Grass Valley ‘About too much love for the city itself, to the time of the failure of _ was made President pro tem. of the ‘was removed from a position that he _. Will meet with prompt attention, " aii the nenewspapers ‘. be guilty of such an act. “We are} “present Senate, or Speaker ofthe . is peculiarlyadapted to, the San{day Cooke’ & Co., the ——— to learn the Appeal’s city is so present House, net one of the sinful “Francisco Law Library secured his charged that Gen. Grant was a deglad TOILET GOODS NAT. FORD, mortais that has now a seat in either. ‘services, and only accepted his resig-positee of the bank ina largeamount secure against floods, and its roads OULD Tespectfully inform his ‘ricnde bedy, would be left to legislate. Nor nation When Governoer Booth tenof money, and that on the day. before in such excellent condition, THE HOLTDAYS! andthe public — that ke FOR do we think that if he had a stall in The mor treasury ha lows: State Fund, 1ER & ROBINSON that their ON ment must be made by Nose who would Temperance Hall, behind their boats and life preservers—even their ‘‘side-arms.’’ Insert a proper person for the pesition of . above descr = have been placed in the hands of J.B GRAY for collection and that prompt pay come down any time and safely leave: All right, Mr. Appel, we accept to present't that interes YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL, CLUB) river to-day they would. be surprised at the lowstage of water. They can orable,—Marysviile Appeal, Jan. He also no registered v BAND! << They ple which i d Foss and Broad and Beckman’ry gentlemen ~SWent of g found any’ they are ge: ers, They city a few ¢ those want enumerated ee A day or W. Welch, School mats “8 boring u \ in his

“3S peonocnis getting as bad™ as to-. Waar’s Tae Marran?—The — Theré are nine of him walking . mer. Ey er-sindé tile tax on tea and cofda. TraxscripT and Grass. Valley ropes around thisterrestria! ball wtf Onr neighbor of the Grass, Valley Union have evidently. been grossly-. ; Unionisa tithe—tosSensitive;-toot fee-h beet, taken off, and the otariff imposed upon by false reportersfroin Lemer Daily Transcript NEVADA crry, CALS ‘ City,County and v. : mig¢h so in-our opinion bxiong odds. on othe?articles” reduced, the— Govthis city_in, relation to the Jate rise of +A few days-2go3t—had—an—articte in erhment_ exchequer: has _been_ran-} twatérs in the‘Yuba and-Feather— eS which it spoke of the duties of the ning beRind. Nin other words theiners. ‘fhe Transcrttrsaid: “From Oficial ‘PRESS. } Friday, Jan. ane1874. What ro) ‘to be: Done? A Little too Sensitive. . Marysville there comes a doleful acthe brii)4 aber; near count of the. water surrounding that’ Ati ttveiastians of: city, andthe only way to get out of. this city, Jan. 7th} 1874, by Rey. Mr, Sims, . Algert M.-Allen to Miss Anna R. Maltman. the place is by boats, and it is not ‘Phe“atove notice was accompavery sufe to go even by that way. We uré unable to learn anything nied by a bountiful supply of delicdefinitein regard to the matter but ious’ vake—and other eteeteras, and One wise head says, -rewe presume that, things-there look with the compliments of the bride come @f the Government has, fallen \ gation’would enbage its-attention, slrott several millions of dollars, of or ought to. Weis our-fancy, supenough to pay the expenses necessposed that the Uniod Wrote the word ary to keep the wheels meying, Now That’ ¥ the : thuply—coined if-you please—in conwhat-is tole done? Legislatare,and . retnarked that *irho Gri AT THE city: will-gi #the The oie ~ paige Mone] _W. R. GOE, T BOOTS, ‘SHOES, = = to correct the same, T ere has of the State of California, it andl for the not the ability to sée that “‘irrogate’” ‘no that won’tdo. ‘The best thing been no floods, or anything approxiCounty ef Neévada, on the 7th day of danu-. . Ladies’, Misses and~Children’8 the _ _ pith of the sermon Tests upon. didn’t mean-irrig: utes It thoughtour. .to bedoneis to tax whisky $5 a gal-. ma'ip,g -one inthis city. NTE"e ary, 1874, by Jane Roddn, plaini ff,_and to Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. tbe coinplaint file a thereih. within “fact that when Joseph went wp. tu ‘artiéle on the subject was a eriticiem. lon and><¢igars $100 per thousand, Yivers rose rapidly the seeund “day . answer teiidays (exclusive ef the day of service) gens Bethtehem to be taxed, taking Mary, of its manner cf. spelling the word;. and fiém these sources raise the after the warm rain, but récededin’), afrer the seryice-ciryou of this Sammens— Men's Boots, Shoes, Brog . few-hours and before reaching within if served within this ¢ Jounty; er, if served his-wife, With him, po room could . while on the contrary, nothing was Gaiters, Slip pers: &o, refothis County, but in this Distr ct, dequired revente.’" > We are nota foot of the high water mark of. last our attention to the sermons bersof the . question. to show tliat it meant by ‘‘ttrogate,”’ store the “‘tariff on tea and coffée, rather blue.” ‘Thisis so rdiculoux Wants the Millenium. and groom. Our boys made shorts drinking whisky and all that sort of and upon luxuries, ‘and. ‘thus make ly sensational that it only provokes d. a laugh. The Grass Valley Union work of the cake,,and left~ the etcs. Howar the of , A Rev. Mr. Jewell Another Halso-says:-“*The Appealisjust now . thing, “instead of: jnoistéiing with the ‘poor people pay it.’ ran: for us todo away with. All hands Cor. of Hain & —— San of h, Sts." ‘street ME. Churc water, as the word irrig: ite imwise head says,“Fre-enact the income . planted by the side of a great deal of conunite in wishing long life and hap his to sermon a ‘cisco, preached water, as _bouting in and ontof the!— plies. Acting on this, we proceeded law with an amendment, exempting NEVADA CITY.: ‘pinesto: the tewly married couple: gregation a-shart time ag9, from the}! allincomes Tess than threethousand. beautiful little ity ofMarysxilleis aa as t— thé order of the day iu these days. Gospel ‘the dof r text, verse 7, chapte HE LARGEST INVOICE rtth: ho very. out a thonght of giving offence to our . dollars per annum, andthus make Phenew grades; thought to be-above dest assortauent of Be He E seomitiag to Bt. Luke. We find L neighbor, —It seems, however, we the zich pay the expenses—ef ae the chiglit water, aye under-water.”*~ We did_offend, w Government.’ Another-wise head cannot believ& that these journals, rate at Gaditaraia County of Nev ada. ae 8s. Inthe District Court of the Four~gome days ago.“Phe:ergelk “Our-neighbor, in.ita; ensiitive nature, rays, 00, that won’t do. The nes who have always manifested much. jeanth Judicial District of the State of Cal. friendly tnterest-in the welfare—and . the in hem +«There was no room for-t . took mortal offense At our article,and thing is to raise the tariff. or prosperity ef<our ¢éity, have given. ‘ jfernia, in and for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of Californ.a send +— “inn.” Tae singularity of the text, in its issue of yesterdsy; peurs out} foreign productions, and poe currency to these ila een. withgreeting EVER BROUGHT TO THIS Manic to, Samuel Bo-da; defendant. ons positi ar You ‘are hereby required-te appe:t in an together with the singul ont information which they deemed a wholé column. pf its wrath ujfon. that source obiain. the revenue The stoox consists in part ‘of 2B me L E action brought against yon tu the District “the Rev. gentleman: assutned, induced our devoted he: + “Because we had . . desired.” Another wisé head says, reliable; and ‘therefore wetuke pains Oourt ef the Fourteenth Judicial District. tradistinction to the word “irrigate,” ‘On Mand OLD _SPAND, The hin ‘twenty days; otherwine, within be had-in the hin, hotel or ‘tavern, further from our thoughts,_as any sure that the last proposition aint year, which was moderate .season. fe e“days—or judgment will be tuken _ Of all kinds, qualities and varieties, and hence they were fulced to take one can see by our mdde of treating. Not one of our roads, .brixlges or against you by cefault; according to the the best. We honestly: Delieve that of said cémplaint,—Heing um-action Aitrot which wilt: ‘beresdgeind f6¥ Cash” “grades, inany-direetion, have been} prayer réfuge in the horse stuble, “where the ‘it, We spoke of former Legislatures if there was a tax levied on whisky: for the dissolution of the Bonds of MatriQuality of Goods Savior of the world. was born. The} as being termed ‘‘the Legislature of of $5 per gallon, there—would-be-as overflowed, or travel in any direction mony; a to_exist between plaintiff [ can be purcl tinned ut be tail in San Francises a8 }interrupted.—Yuba tiver bridge and ‘and deféndant, 6n the grouuds of wilful deRey, gentleman proceeds to make fivo-hundred drinks daily,’’ or of. ‘‘a sertienand abandonment of plajatit® by grade has been in as—good order Call and see for yourselves forthe iiider. much of that article guzzled down. de fendant. Alse for costs of suit, all of signed is determined this a-“prophetic. operation, which it thousand-(rinks.”’ Surely if" the the throats 4 aet——~ of the people, as there is every day as.any-road inthis or any whith instore fully set-forth-in-said c€ ~andoubtedly was. bBut-we did not of the adjoining counties, ‘and this Plaint, And you axe hereby notified that Union had not-been so excessively now. And if a-tax of $100: per is the first.season for years when if yon feil to appear ‘and auswer the ssid Not to ‘bo Undersold by any one, eall the attention of our’ readers to’ sensitive, it could Wave found noththousand, was placed upon cigars, has not~been interrapted becoraplaint as above rec LE.ATHER OF ALL EINDS for sale to the -this sermon with the intention of ing in our article to condemn, se far the cigar smokers would not’be less travel tween Marysville.and Yuba~ City. i Trade Cheap for Cash. Cali and sec. demanded therein. _caviling or finding fault» with it, or asit was concerned. As to whatthe About boats being necessary! to get me In testimony wit reof, 1, T, C. in number than they are now. = a, BOR in our city, the story‘is simply a. seal ‘( Plunkett, Clerk of District Court “of discussing the truth or falsity ofUnion says in the. way ef criticism . Nevada, Nov. 2¢th. Whisky drinking and cigar smoking, roarback. We —have-—neb~seen —# -—— aforesaid, do hereunto st my hand . , connected-—with_thie—his-_ ——-any matter against us, we willsay nothing. We is tae delight of the Americans, boatin or abont the city limita, ‘or snd impress the Seal of said Court, ut office, in the City uf Nevada, on he day. tory. of the birth of Christ or of his willtake no offense, nor make a] whether to the manor born, or of January, A. D. 1874. and was object only divinity. -Qur . : " f, C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. -harsh reply, nor will we throw our. born in some other clime. Our where we should go to find one. The MUSIC! = ——Jno, Parrisox, Deputy. > levees are strong, and the two grades . is to point to one, the fact that the blunders upon our typos, but will John Caldwe ‘i, Plfi’s Atty. idea, however; “ts that if additional leading out-of the city toward WheatTey. gentleman is expecting too, -father-them ‘all ourself: “Weare too : ~ MUSIC revenné is desired; it should be land and Sutter county have been at this als of sintal mort trom theeb ‘coUNTY WARRAN TS. ~Snu cold -inthe newspaper business, not raised by diréct taxation. Every all times during the highest water in \ sinfulworld just at this sinful: stage LL Wairants on. General Fund registo know how blunders creep into man in the United States, should be the rivers, in good traveling order, = EXCELSIOR STRING benium A tered prior to March 4th, 1873; also mille and not at any time in danger of beof it. He wants the type, and the great difficulty that is compelled to bear his porgon of the all warrants on Indigent Sick Fund, regising washed away or overflowed. ~ We set: ’ fore its, time—before the. day prior to May 6th, 1873;-aleo all regissometimes experiencedin having erburthens, and the only way to—eom-+ believe the stages havé-maderegular tered tered warrantson Road Fund will be paid apart for it by the prophets that lived rors corrected. But of this we will’ pel them to do it, is by direct tax daily trips to Nevada with one excep= presentation. laterest veases from, this RE now prepato.‘furnish ved wuund died ten thousand years, more say nothing tion, and on that occasion theywere + Sic for : how. We would much ation, “A. GOLDSMITH, Co. Treasurer. — _. interrupted by high water inNevada or less, ago. Here is the way the rather it-sHould be said we wrote By A. H. Parker, Deputy. Ss say, 6,000,000 men, county. ‘The Colusa‘stage_has also Balls, Parties)\Sociables, &c, Nevada, Jan. 8th, 1874. j9 Reverend gentlemen treats that part sinful with a double I, than charge who are voters in the United States, made its tegular trips, excepting one On ‘short notice. An orders left -at-Kis. of his subject. He says it upon our sie semicon or that we and 2,000,000 mofe men who are not day, when it was discontinued be-. — -TLE & Jcite ease tn‘witlhe-promptly sic d society. -He “Christ is tabodein ded to. a. ee BG: We regret voters; making 8,000,090 in all. . canse“of bad roadsin Colusa county. -wrote-caterer, ‘‘cateror.’ ovals, Jan.ath, 1874. Js shut up' as it were from human} 2 # Thenew bridge over the Yubs-river+ ee x be has proven a’ care structure, . sight-allthe week to lead, out only. thé semsitive spiribot our. neighbor, Every one of these -men-should THE ‘on Sunday. I would not have the meore.so because:we Raye felt a strong , taxed for the support.of the Governand the mile grade leading to it will Special Notice. \ nag erogs made into a toy to be bandied disposition to live on amicable terms ment, for every one in est turnof them has an + OTICE is hereby given = art p : irfeverent debtedness. consist of music; ete. ~ programme ting forth i “tn store. fo) tickets on ——gutertainnte 30d. The ~ ble one, oF ant thy, to themselv a beautiful: any other ¢ deed it wou dity in thik still in: de! money to pa “to raise a fe intend givin quo’ ‘for th ” Count ' ‘Preasuret "In another « thes holding Fund, regis 1873, and registered p present thé music! =\__ “about by careless and. with it. We hardly know how to act or what to say, or how te say it, equal interest in its maintainance. cupy prominent ‘plice in society #0 as not to give it offense. we .We say then, instead of making the and the affairs of everyday. Iwould should leave it “severely alone,’’ it poor pay, by taxing tea, coffee’ and ‘hands, but still l would have it oe ae ‘have Christin our Board of Trade, would take offense, and if we notice the luxuries of life; or the rich andwould have him havea seat in it, it'does the same thing. pay by taxing incomes; levy a dour Board of Brokers. I would have. a him President protem. éf the Senate, rect tax upon all the property State Librarian.

: and Speaker of the House at Sacrathroughout the United States, and Alb&t-Hart, Gov. Booth’s private mento. Heshould be in the mart, make every man pay something _ and in:‘the shop. Itis coming, secretary, is urged by his friends as (however small) aud in proportton pike in Yubacounty. If our Nevada contemportaries were to cross either WILL GIVE THEIR NEXT PARTY . save cost. A. T. ROBINSON, Surviving ae. of Lancaster & Robizsen. — OR— this item-and make the amende hon. { dered him the-private secretaryship. the failure he drew outsome $40,000 & Tharsday Ev'g., Jan. 29th, 1874. Duly Received and Filea. of his own money,and allowed: the Government deposits remain, Here \Committeee -of Arrangements. — Dan. Marsh, Geo,Sniith.—Chris._MaHon,—oes Falon) Chas. Grimes, J. M. Buffington, A U=S. Deputyand A&A. B. McGREGOR, . County Surveyor. Rutte Chief Deputt Surveyor, City & Couzty —cf—daa. Francisce. Removed to his new Shop, Opposite the Exchange Hotel, tus to the lie. In writing toa friend mines, anda meeting of the AmeriON BROAD STRE&T, is the way Gen. Grant puts a quiefrom the ridge, ‘in relation to ditches, _ \ : ATERPROOF BLACKING, NEVADA LIBRARY. BROAD STREET MARKET. @ competent architect, who ‘succeed in cracking the crib, but dida't suit him, and hence; he threw hu reported it good and sound up the sponge. "Tis well. in every No. 405 Battery Harry Georar of thé Post is gowould have done so, had it not been respect, and capable of snstaining So says the Tae fello orwhe sella: w colored. salt any pressu re which maybe brought Transcript Bas to prevent the explesion of incest, ermore, and tell them what he knows ‘Oakland a ee 6 BO ee see to bear upon its’seats and walls. Wet hos reached Daluth. about farmiug. He is having hay Tux editor of the Haywood Advo _ ‘HENRY WAGNER,‘H. D. Street, Corner of Clay, Sam Francirco. janl FRANK N, PISH. . . pmention this for the purpose of giv_SEESLE FFICE AT BELL & BROWN’ pat Sune, Oucver ef st Pine and Combe clad Simca, WORKs, ’ STOKES’ HOTEL, pos A DINNER bell which’ belonged to ing confidence to those Muutgomery street barber, and in face his music.’ We never. could Washington's mother has been found. whedesire to attend of'our people rc CORNER OF STS. oeoF MONUMENTS, . G« MAIN & the. performCHURCH “Ut is: 206 years old. a i ance on Monday Ot tace an organ-grinder, without more sen ne pext, agriculture. ot less dismay. ee aaences SLABS, ke.,. a Grace Valley 5 Toke Ge Saxe’ Transcript. oe win ant press. rok 5 land:‘Transeript, jeter Ba. When the Fund are . _ there will r \weredit to “Mhisthows in bpretty \ In the . Young Me: last.issue, cldding sur be no suppe known it; best regula Spectac “Yow is i t] old or you: pair of Sp glasses, jus " splendid e they can E. M. PRESTOR, = seeds distributed in-his hair by.a cate intimates-4hat we are “afraid to . Tota Baleacei 5120-615 06 procure fh, PRESTON’S. the President says: can Mining Company, held at North Where he is prepared to do everything in COUGH CANDY, _ habit this ‘world must bide their fied, Albert-Hart would be elected . “You may have seen a statement San Juan, recently, to determine the wee spins line im the highest. style of e Art ‘She -milleniam will -eome—at+‘State Librarian by “a unanimous in the papers that I drew ont of Jay question whether they would pur~~“ His Barbér DRUGS and MEDICINES Slop iw the Neatest and . }Cooke's bank $40,000 the day before the proper time but not now, Christ vote. No more capable or worthy it failed, and took nonotice of $193, ~ chase water frem the Eureka Lake tiest ef any in the City. a, ee Strangers visiting the city and in want x has said so; and He never fails, for man breathes. ‘The a good shave or hair cut should call on mo: 000 which the Government f ad Co. or tlie“Milten Company. there. This bank was not a national communication is a very interesting NEVADA DRUG STORE. By striet attention to business I hope to. Christ is truth. The Reverend genreceive a liberal share of public patronage. bank, and therefore not a bank of Reduction in the Army, —— tleman.can.not force the millentum one, as it gives the length and capaDon’t forget the oe my old deposit. Government, therefore,had’ stand. NAT, FORD. before its time, that’s sure, and if It is proposed to reduce the army no deposits with them, and lostcity of the different ditches on the Nevada, Jan. 3d, 1874. jtridge, and the names of the mines he lives until he sees Christ in the from 30,000 to. 25,000 men. “We nething by them. —_I,—i DRUGGIST. FIRE BOYS’ SALOON. Board of Trade or Board of Brokers, think it can stand a greater reduewas in Pittsburgh at the time of their furnished water. by them. As suspension, and was as much surthere are some matters discussed in at San Francisoo, or as President tion than tliat, In these piping W. Corner Broad and Pine i prised to hear of it as you or any pro tem. of the Senate, or Speaker of times of peace, no more men should one could be. If I had a deposit this communication whichmay be T THE FIRE Boys’. “SALOOK, CorNevada City. a nay ner of Pine and Commercial Streets, the House, at Sacramento, orin the be kept in the army service, than is there—and I-did keep an account prejudicial to. some of the parties (Baize’s old stand) can be found the best mart or workshop, he will live to be actually. necessary to protect the with them—itisstillthere. If lowe that are made to figure in it, we WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C, Ever brought to this city, If you don ‘t “> ten times as old as Methuselah was Government property, and .to keep them—and I expect I do—that is withhold it for the present, and unamong their assets, Unfortunately, believe it call and test for yourself. said to be, and will havemore childown Indian raids. In our opinion Ihave beenin a condition since my til we canhear from our she dee G I = members of Nevada Library 4% ji THOS. CANFIELD. ciation are hereby requested tome dren, granchildren and great-grand15,000-men is all that is required for occupancy of my present office that ent again, at Library Hall, on SA1LU RDAY EVENLY: January l0th,1874, at 7 o'clock. Ab elet-¢hildren, than had the ‘‘old woman such: service, For the support of. no bank eould fail after the 15th of tion of officers will take place and othe any inonth-and victimize -me out of AMES COLLEY, Ag Pretpricter. ‘Al business of importance will be transact. 30,000 men, $50,000,000, is required tive. hundred dollars,” that lived in a shoe.” Theatre Building Safe, : ways supplied wit e BEEF It is hoped every mem ber will be pres? We have no intention of ridiewling. per annum. Reducet hearmy one half ES. MUTTON AND VEAL er A short time ago;-as we are informws d30 By order of the TRUSTE Orders filled from Families and M religion, but when we read such nonand-that will be $25,000,000 saved Throwed Up the Sponge. : ed, a report. was circulated, and to: vered at their houses. — sensical trash us many of its votaries to apply in paying the public debt. B, F. Stoakes, who we reported a some extent _ Nevada Assay ‘Office, Give me a call, i believed, that the Thea_ JAMES OOLLEY. Established in 183, promulgate, under its guise, we feel Nevada, MarchTeh. AN editorial operative on the few days ago as having been appointed tre building was unsafe and dangerBY. it our duty to speak plainly. This to some pesition in the*Miut,at San ous, especially for a large audience . J. OTT. ES JAM sermon, taken ‘througbout, is made Morning Galt has been awarded a & CO., Franciscg, has returned to our city, iuthe gallery. We are authorized to _MAYR1SCH BROS. tion Be ORFS af every: descripPartie es up ef high sounding words, which prize.as first-horscthief ata masqyer: — . ‘firied, Melted and. state that there and again gone back to his old busiis, and was no founade. We should like to sew brother IONEER ered i Attention paid to assgys of Sulph ure “the Apostle Paul, if living, would ARS ness of manufacturing tin ware; iron dation for the report. The owner of P Califormia, aad Importersft a precite Piekeriag d ty Quicksilver cleaned. jaMcsd. Olt. appear as head-burglar in ‘condemn as “sounding brass and . : ee Nevaca City, Sept-1 i pipe, ete. The place and salary the building had it thoroughly examtinkling symbol,’’ and so we view it: the Pacitic job. Brothe? P. did not x Havana Cigars and Tobacco. . ined by a Se Road Fand Special Fur — Tudigent Si 2 D. B. MERRE; has We have in hand acommunication ing to address the Grangers at Livfor the leatherheads. School Fu Nevada City, Jan. ist, 1874.2 _ REMOVAL. some market house or .a—sit. in a Those who remember his ready courshoemaker shop, or in-our printing tesy and remarkable efliciency in the office, the world would be any better library will be pleased to know that off than itnow is. Tho Rev. gentlehe will probably be eleetedLibraman forgets that the people that inrian,”’ If our wishes eould be grati General Fa indebted to the late firm of LANON W. Lester. J. D. Fleming, G. W. Hentze, the Savier "salt ang at the State Librarian.” The Sacramento to what he is worth. This is the as you suggest, 0. D. Campbell; Reception Committee.— D. J. Crowley, . ‘Beard of Trade or of Brokers, in Union, in noticing this matter, thus only fair way. of obtaining money for formation partly from* the Appeal = MERRY & McGREGCE, nr Nelson, Palmer Brown, Hugh Murand mostly from report. Far be it . the support of the Government, beSan Francisco, there would be a speaks of Mr, Hart: ‘The library chie oa I'L ASD MINING ENGINEERS. Floor Committee.—J. B. Brown, Henry ND SUBVEYORKS & DRAUGHTworse scattering of people than everwas removed from its old location, sides that of the tariffupon foreign from us, isthe wish, or thought, or Welch, J. 8. Murchie, John Hanley.manufactures, ‘desire to say ought that would injure Floor Difector —A. R. Lordtuok place in that city in_conseat Second und J streets, to the Capi} a 'NEVADA CITY. the Marysvillans. We have too! . Tickets, $2 50. Carriages if stormy. j7 quence of -an-earthquake; nor can tol, and arranged with much dis-. ‘Gen. Grant’s Bank Account._. many. warm friendsin that city; and wa ffice at the COURT HOUSE. Orie wo help but think that if the Savior crimination by Hart, and when he left atthe’Daily Wnion Office, Grass Valley ‘About too much love for the city itself, to the time of the failure of _ was made President pro tem. of the ‘was removed from a position that he _. Will meet with prompt attention, " aii the nenewspapers ‘. be guilty of such an act. “We are} “present Senate, or Speaker ofthe . is peculiarlyadapted to, the San{day Cooke’ & Co., the ——— to learn the Appeal’s city is so present House, net one of the sinful “Francisco Law Library secured his charged that Gen. Grant was a deglad TOILET GOODS NAT. FORD, mortais that has now a seat in either. ‘services, and only accepted his resig-positee of the bank ina largeamount secure against floods, and its roads OULD Tespectfully inform his ‘ricnde bedy, would be left to legislate. Nor nation When Governoer Booth tenof money, and that on the day. before in such excellent condition, THE HOLTDAYS! andthe public — that ke FOR do we think that if he had a stall in The mor treasury ha lows: State Fund, 1ER & ROBINSON that their ON ment must be made by Nose who would Temperance Hall, behind their boats and life preservers—even their ‘‘side-arms.’’ Insert a proper person for the pesition of . above descr = have been placed in the hands of J.B GRAY for collection and that prompt pay come down any time and safely leave: All right, Mr. Appel, we accept to present't that interes YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL, CLUB) river to-day they would. be surprised at the lowstage of water. They can orable,—Marysviile Appeal, Jan. He also no registered v BAND! << They ple which i d Foss and Broad and Beckman’ry gentlemen ~SWent of g found any’ they are ge: ers, They city a few ¢ those want enumerated ee A day or W. Welch, School mats “8 boring u \ in his