July 11, 1874 (4 pages)

. The Daily Transcript . has control ahd management of the ~*Pitir example is not -single. It is. =: ’ ses _ing to accept a conductor’s position : &. i ers —— penal ¢ _. Salaries of 'Teachers. yt Sap Franciscd has @ large number of census children, Her school-fund isenormous, A Board of Education funds accruing to the sechdol department. This Board through a love of fine buildings, extensive_repairs, ‘-&c., run -themselves short, and. to make. up, propose * “occasionally to Tower thé salaries— of teachers get tito the In sane Asylit the . common sentiment that~-tooanuch instead of too-litiie maney is paid for the services of competent teachers. . Of course people ean ‘be obtained to keep a school for -any+ price school officers may be pleased}: to offer. So could then who never] Hunt and Welch on Thursday, and saw alrailroad train, be found. willfor possibly one fourth his pay. Yet no railroad man would discharge the conductor and emplay the stranger, neither would the company attempt to Jessen the wages of a conipetent manager to that asked-by an--incom. petent. one, A sound judgment would ferbid such a course. Yet’ in’ Juaw, and is Yegarded as heing worth am . SOmewhere between twenty-and’ forfited thereby. “He also ‘told -parties gis: into “it. “ He was taken. to _the jail and placed in a cell with a prisener named . Potter. During the Another Sutectae. a. ‘Robert Litle, a resident of N. San Juan, committed suicidé on ‘Thurs. . : Lapel ty /Tuurspay, July 9th.: Fpenstegty Report of E. P. San“ford, County Treasurer, ending June 30th, 1874.° ting hfs throat, Mr, Litle is an old and highly esteemed resident of ‘San day.night, in the County Jail Dby.cutty thousand dollars. About two unwell, and the difficulty was attributed to a softening of the brain. Mr, Litle was cougscious something was wrong with him, and@-about a week since, and frequently since that time, has expressed an opinion that-some one ought-to take charge tent to do so. —He—was anxivus to ton, hoping that he might be bene-1 here on the afternoon before the sad occurrence took place, that at times: hé felt very badly, and thought he would be safer in the hands of an officét. He was examined by. Drs. Was comipitted to Stockton, and S. for the care of his property. —In tlie evening on Thursday, Mt. Litlé insisted on being taken to the jail and locked up, saying-he-did not want-to sleep in the hotel because they ‘blew of his business, as-he felt incompe. ‘for the appointinent of S.B.Daven+} weeks sinee;—he commenced tobe +33 40: General Fund. Dr. Wm. Carless, post mottem examination, $45, = Chas. Dunn, deputy District At‘torney fees, $48. © °° ~~ Henry Everett, 101 days deputy Assessor, $505. deputy Assessor, $540, : David E. Morgan,. special deputy Anevsegr $200. H. J: Wilkinson, 100 days special deputy Assessor, $600. a ‘ W. J. Organ, special—deputy Assessor and-registering names, $601, Petition received from citizens _ of Nevada Township. praying for the = }~-James Donnell, 108 _ days=speelalFurth was appointed his-guardian appointment of G. S. S. Getchell . as Justice of the Péace, to fit the . vacancy’ occasioned by the resignafoe . Lee a special . g ‘demands were ‘uros ;. Fae : tgs : Apl, 6. To cash balance in ee Special. Fund, May 1. To cash from Co. adel ¢ = ee special Constable fees J one Eta cash from Co. f in criminal cases, $99 25. 1° vffiepis.ic6.:.1., 5,078 E, D.'Perkins,foreign Sheriff fees, . July 1. To cash from.Co, =» * * inal cases, $263 05, * Credit, , = . By wa'ts paid Gen’] Fund, 4,694 68 ey Road." 917187 “ ©" Special * — 2'780 85 “cg **‘School. ‘* 18,980.49 ‘‘am't p’'d Redem’n * . 51 67 et Its State.‘ 5,014 08 Balance in treasury, = 25,756 33 “April’6. Balance in fund, 1:43440° Cash received to date, 4,488 11 : By Se . Warrants and interest paid, 4,694-68 = 1,227 83 ia Special Fund. Aprfl 6. Bafance in fund; _3,442 50 Cash received to date, 3,226 35, 6,668:85 2,780 85 3,888 00 Warrants paid, to date,’ tion of W. H:. Davidson.Petition also received from the cit. . izens of Nevada township praying . * = z . port as Justice of the Peace to fill the . vacancy occasioned by theresignaoes ~ Road. Fund, April 6. Balance in fund, ° Cash received to date, 10 64 5,645 40 — 5,656 O4 *, DES Warrants paid to date,” LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES ‘Passed at the First Session of the Forty-Third Coligress. i > P, General: Nature.—wxb,"20.] An Act concerning the ptactice in “tétritorial courts, and appeals therefrom, = tablishing seyeral of the. Territories. of the United States, it is, provided that-certain courts thereof shall have.common law and chancery: jurisdiction, and doubts have been. entertained whether said jurisdictions ‘must be exercised separately, or whether they, may be exercised together in-the sawe proceeding, and whether the codes and'rules of prac: . tice adopted in said Territories which have authorize jurisdictio1s in the same proceeding, or & uniform -cotrse_of proceeding . in‘all cases legal. and* equitable, arerepugnant to the ‘said organic “acts respeetively: Therefore, z Be it enacted by the Sefiate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That it shall not be necessary in any cf. tbe courts ‘of the ‘several Territories of .the United States to exercise separately the com‘mou Taw aud chancery jurisdictions vested in said’ courts;-und that the several cotles and rules of. practice udopted in said Territories respectively, in so far as they Authorize a mingling of said jurisdictions or a uniform-course of proceeding -in all cases whether legul-or equitable,be confirmed; and that all proceedings heretofore had lor taken in said coaytts tH contormity “Ww ith said ~ ofa teacher, does not insure him achool matters, such things frequentJy occur.” Competency on the part night, the lady prisoners were awak: ened:by the heavy breathirig, and af. _. ter convineing themselves it was not increased salary as “it does in any other occupation. Instead of lessening salaries, we believe they . should be greatly increased, at least they. should be raised so that’a person engaged in teaching, shall have the same compensation that a person-of equal abilityand acquiremeuts receives in any other ~ profession. When-such is the.case, the profession of teaching will not be made a stepping stone to something else: but men will engage in it hs a liferT ama i. oe gee ce Allison: Ranch <4 « vessces $259.00 BoC ese esc SiGe ies oe er 45 50 WGOVtS,2-— se peek 98 00 Blue Tent.:. 50 75 Bear Biverin 2.660 ences 40 25 Cale ANN or eas vc 70 00 ee a eee ree «O7-H CMeten@ec2 6 ee 143-75 Columbine Fl 2 ois, 106 75 POUL OR iad «a cw tae ante 171-50 Forest Springs. 3. .3. 57 . 255 50 Brench Gdreais . .-ssccan 141 75. GRIGIO oie a ns ese 28 00 ‘Grass Valley.. anne 1506 75 Chen ii ois ess ss 31, 50, Indian Springs.... 101 50 Kentuoky Fiat.... 133. 00 TAMIO VOU ees seks 91 00 ime Kiln.. ine pee 36 75 DOS FN oo iis in estes 43 75 BEY CG 0: On ear ape ee re . 63 00 MOORS PING. og 145 25 Mooney Flat. 2.3. Sree Aa) J) NGOVAUR S05 a ve ew «1228.50 North Sah Juan...% 269 50 North Bloomfield. ..<4. 222 25 North Starts. 6. 4500 189 00 SIRMIND Geos. ci scares 255 50 RE Ce oa Wek 92 75 Pleasant Valley. :.. 0. 61 25 Quaker Hill. . A ea ares 50 75 Rough & Ready. ... 127 75 GUE TI oa yc ak _52 50 Sebastopol.. Ren ried 77 00 Spenceville ... 0 es . 73 50 WOWODUBIO sce iowa «kas ox +e. 147 00Se bree sevens 364:00 Union Hill. .. clas. 206 60 WERINOOO occ sc cee ca 99.75 84 00 ~~ trick was played upon hith by some ~ perpetrated the joke: will follow. as aresulf, Apportionment. The following is the regular quar. terly apportionment of the County+ School Fund to the different Districts . the amount per census child being Willow Valley.. 4 $7,269 50 Franx Power, Supt, D. E. Bell, Deputy. a A Sealy Trick. As one of our gitizens, who recently took unto himself a better half, was retiring the other night, a mean mischeivous persons, The wife of the party referred to, had already retired, and her lord was just’ in the act of crawling over to the back side of the bed, when sonie party out‘side, who had drawn the hose from the front side of the house, let loose ‘the water through the open’ window into the back of the half bent husband. The shock was so great that it caused him to give a sudden leap forward, and by so doing he drove his head with terrific force’ against the wall, nearly brewking his neck. The bed of gourse was thoroughly vaturated, and the man, through the fright and injury received ty Lis contact withthe wall, has beet: unable to} be out sinee. He will pay liberally for the apprehension of the parties who ‘some one snoring, they. went to the jail door and aroused K. P. Sanford, and fonnd the deceased bleed ng profusely with his throat cut‘from earto ear. Mr, Sanford spoketohim and inquired what he had done. He raised and expectorated, and.mumbled over something, and then thrust his hand into the wound and attempted to pull ont his wind-pipe. This effort was made by, him several times, long work,’ and increased cfficiency . iff’s room and Dr. Welch attended . . _{him. The wound was sewed up and -. the arteries: secured, “but so much blood had been lost that.death came to the poor man’s relief at about half past 7 o’clock Friday-merning. Mr, Litle was about forty-eight years old, unmarried, and has two brothers living-in the —State.-Hewasn ‘and no causes can be given for the state of mind he has been in during . day. A four horse team was hitched the daw, beeause they thought its effeet would be pernicious, : who at once proceeded tothe eel, He was removed to the Shers temperate man in every patticnilar, the last week. The body was yesterday taken to North San Juan by friends of the deceased for interment. Se epee Brevities, _ Alively runaway occurred yesterin front of Wolf's store and for the purpose of-safety the near leader was hitched to w post and the line of the off one was wrapped around the near horse’s hame. When the driver unhitched the near horse he forgot to loosen the rein and when he moun. ted the wagon the horses. evidently expecting they must move off quite lively started on adead run and in Mola the corner of Main street to get into Commercial they collided with the lamp post and._porch in front of Downey’s tailor shop. The post was strong enough to hold them and . consequently‘no further damage resulted. Had they turned the corner they would have made things somewhat lively up Commercial street.Suicides at the jail are becoming alatmingly frequeut. Three efforts have been made during the year, two of which have been successful. ; Simon Furth and A. J. Putman came over from San Juan yesterday, to take charge of the body of Robert Litle, gs Ifanyone is going to the lakes, to the sea-shore, to San Francisco, or any other place for their health and amusement, we wish they would git, and give us an item. Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, notwithstanding during the afternoon it was cloudy, and gave every indication of a regular old fashioned rain storm; the thermometer was 93 in the shade at-ll o’clock; Aa Me goer Eo : ie The Grass Valley Union’ discoyers an interesting feature in the Transcript. We are unable to return the compliment. The Truckee Republican says no bad feelings were engendered by. the Local Option election. It says many strong temperance men Voted against ~ Cloths éataratéd with linseed oil, spontaneously ignite. A lady tried the experiment several:times and in “2 < neither case failed. ‘majority ‘for tion of W. H. ‘Davidson. Petitions filed and roll was called . with the following result: For G. 8. Ss. Getchell, Supervisors CrandalLand Marsh. ForS. B. Davenport, Supervisors Brady, McCoy and Pauson. 5. B. Davenport having reeeived-a majority of all votes cast, was de: clared appointed Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township to fill the unexpired term of W. H. Davidson, resigned, . On motion Board adjourned until 2 o’clook, P. M. Friday afternoon, __. wiaay,; Jaly.10, 2 P.M, . Board met pursuant to ~adjourn. ment, Present full Board. Presi: dent M. lL. Marsh,, presiding. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved, & The Board thén proceeded to canvas8 the returns fromthe various townships in which elections had law: 4 Grass Valley Township--Grass Valley “precinct, for Hcense, 648, against license, 298; majority for license, 350. Buena Vista precinct, for license, Il, against license, 6; license, 5. Forest Springs precinct, for license, 18, cense, 12; total: majority for license, 367. A majority of the votes: being in favor of license, the President deolared the election of Grass Valley Township carried ‘for license,” Meadow Lake Township—Truekee Precinct, for license, 178, against ‘tivense, 63, majority for license, 115. Boca Precinct, for license, 17, against [against license, 26, majority against license, 9, total majority for license 106. Anda majority of the votes being in favor of license, the President declared the election in Meadow Lake Township carried “For License.’". Washington Towziship— Washington Precinct, for license, 36, against license; 22, majority for license, 14. Omega Precinct, for lieense, 42, against license, 22, majority for license, 20, total majority for license, 34. Anda majority of the votes being in favor of license, the President declared thé election of Washington Township-carried ‘For License." : yes Joun Pattison, Clerk; Dangerous Practice, We learn from a gentleman living on upper Pine street, that some boys were engaged in lighting tirecrackers at the Colored ‘school ‘house ~on Thursday night. That: the grass: was set on fire, and that pieces of rackers and bombs left on the ground, were on. fire half an-hourafter, and were extinguished with water, We presume the boys went to the place spoken of, beeause they thought jt a safe one. But there are buildings, and such localities would be better for such sport, Every precaution ought to be taken against should a fire be kindied, there is no telling what the result might be. 0 A correspondent wishes to knowif it is a sin to visitat the gate? Why bless your soul no. It will do you eel. Cash rec#ived-to date, JouN Parrison, Clerk, . 7 Werrants-outstandiug, ‘been, ordered under-the Local Option . against license, 6; Majority for li-. places where there is no grass or} fire now, as everything is. dry, and}. School Fund, April 6,-Balanee-in fund, ~ Cash received to date, ᐀ a ; . \31,946-61 13,980 49 ee 325 80 620 81 29. 9, 17, 96612 Sick Fund. : = April 6. Balance in fund, 18 30 Cash received to date, 168 61 . 186 91 State Fund. April 6. Balance in fund, — 3,374 54 1,642 24 5,016 78 Cash paid State Treas’r, 5,014 08 codes and rules of practice, 8) far as relates to the form aud mode of proceeding, be, and-the same are hereby, validated and confirmed: Pro: vided, ‘tha. no party has been or shall be deprived of the right of trial by jury in’cases cognizable at common law; ‘ ; Ste. 2 That the appellate’ furtsdiction of the Supreme Court of” the ind-degrees of said“Territorial courts in-eases of trial by jury shall. be exercised by wit of error, and in all other cases by appealaccording to such rulesand regulations as to form and modes of proceedings as the said Supreme Court have prescribed or may hereafter prescribe: Provided, That on appeal, ae of the eviat _.Whereas, by the organic acts es-. 4 Mingling of said; asd preservation _ of tinited States over the judgmetts. dence at lurge, a statement of the ; 2°70 ’ Redemption Fund. April 6, Balance in fund, Cash naid to date, 51 67 Total balances, 25,756 33 “The following is the indebtedness of thecounty: & General Fund. 51 67 48,792 31+ Interest thereon, 1,870 52 50,662 83! Less balance in fund, . 1,227 83 “<< 49,435 00 Sick Fand. Warrants outstanding, 8,395 16 Interest thereon, : 406 84 3 8,802 00 Less balance in fund, 186 91 8,615 09 Road Fund. Balance infund, = — 2,484 74 Warrants outstanding, 18 60 2,466 14 Total indebtedness, $58,050 09 Respectfully submitted, . BE. P. Sanrorp, County.Lreasurer. « Board of Equalization. = » Friday, July 10th. Board met_pursuant to adjournment. Present full Board. President M. L, Marsh presiding. * Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. . The Clerk was instructed to notify the following parties to appear within ten days and show’ cause why their assessments should not ve raised from and to the following amounts on-account of certain mortgages, as follows ; _E. W. Avery, Nevada city, from $275 00 to $675 00. es Williamsén -Barker, Rough and Ready, from $190 00 to $1,133 00, Win. B. Coffey, Rough & Ready, to $252°00, Wm. Barton, Nevada city, from $1,575 00 to $2,275 00.Jobn Blasauf, Nevada city, from $3.650 00 to $4,950 00, ae The Clerk was instructed to notify Wm. Brown. to appear within ten days and show cause why his assessment should not be raised from $450 to $650 on account of~50 cords of adjourned until 10 A, M to-morrow, Joun Pattison, Clerk. Arrivals by the Colfax ‘Stage, : July 9, 1874, Horace Hale, 2 Chinamen, Departures by the Colfax Stage Se ee a EPS D. Kayser, J. Tinke, W. B. Weir, ‘T. Sean, 1 Chinaman, Jake Cross, ~ Zge good, The more of it the'bettér., . Jake Levison. “Damely: wood. ; Kins, Staten Island, «New York On motion Board of Equalization . . facts of the case in the nature of a special verdict, and also the rulings of the court on the admissiomor rejection of evidence when exeepted to, shall be made and certitied by the court below, and transmitted to the. Supreme Court together with the) trunscript of the proceedings and judgment or deeree; but no appelGourt, heretufore taken-upon any such judgment or dectee, shall be invalidated by reason of being instituted by writ of error or. by ‘appeal: And provided further, ‘That the apheretofore «ppealed, which may. be neeessary to save the rights of pare ties; aud that this act shall not apply to vases now pending in the Supreme Court of the United States where the record has already been filed, Approved, April 7\1874. {General Nature—No, 19.} An Act making appropriations for the construction, preservation, and repair of certain fortifications and other works of defense, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-five. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums be, and the same are hereby, appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise _appropriated, fortbe following fortitications and other works of defense, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, For Fort Preble, Portland Harbor, Maine, twenty thousand dollars, For Fort Scammel, Portland Hare bor, Maine, thirty thousand dollars. . For batteries, Portsmouth Harbor, New Hampshire, thirty thousand dollars. as For batteries at Long Island Head, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, forty thousand dollars. = For Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, twenty thousand dollars, For Fort on Dutch Island, west entrance to Naragansett Bay, Rhode Island, twenty thousand dollars. For Fort '[fumbull, New London Harbor, Connecticut, twenty-five thousand dollars. — oe Pur fort.on Willit’s Point; East River, New York, thirty thousand dollars. For Fort Schuyler, East River, New York, twenty-tive thousand dollars. For Fort Hamilton and additional’ batteries, (for completing . the sume,) New York-Hatrbor, New York twenly-six thousand dollars,. For fort on tie site of. Fort TompHur. bor, New York, thirty thousand dolars.’ For’ Battery Hudson, New York arbo:, New York, thirieen’ thousand doliars; ; For Fort Delaware, Delaware Riv-= er, Delaware, twenty-five thousand dollars, ~ For battery at Finn's Point, geval ware River, New Jersey, thirty thous. * and dollais. a : For New Fort, opposite Fort. Delaware, Delaware River, thirty thousaud dolurs. ao For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Vilgiuia, thirty thousand dollars. for Fort Moultrie, Charleston HarT. 2; Davenrorr, Agent. ™~ pellate court may make any care ‘discharged 1elicved, 5jno. of patients bor, Souch Carolina, twenty thous< “Reyada City, dune ith, 1874 V ’ 4 late proceedings in said Supreme . isors from which we’ gather-the foland dollars: a, oo. For Fort Sumter, Charleston Har. Gh i : bor, South Carolina, twenty thous. * aoe and dollars. = For Fort Palaski, Savatinah Rive, " NE Ba Re 2 ESIPp! River, ~~ Loiisiana, thirty thousand dollars em For Fort Saint Phillip, Mississippi For Fort Taylor, Key. West,’ F'o} = ida, tweiltythousand dollars, a ae tor fort-at Fort Point, entrance to é : San: Francisco Harbor, Californj, y Wem thirty thousand dollars. ' BE ot yeste _ For fort at Lime Point, San Fran: . a can of cisco _ Harbor, California, . ‘thirty a E thousand dollars. ee ae Mrs. BE For fort onAlcatraz Island, har. Tue fol ‘bor. of San Francisco, Californig . we obti twenty thousand dollars, Ce who We! For torpedo ‘bars on encennenee woman: EVE Of -the—same-on. ——s “hundred and twentycUsind ye situated oo Provided, Thut--the money brewery eretn appropriated “for the‘ torpebee ‘does shalt only be-used-in-the est. ), es red: lishment-and maintenance of torpe-"" aces does to be operated-from shore-Stasomewh tions for the destruction ‘of an ene. she has! my’s vessel approaching -the shore © tens or entering the channel and fairways ie i e of harbors, . Was Wol For contingencies of fortifications, In her I ‘Seventy-five thousand dollass. kitchen : Por surveys and recornoissances “kindlin, in the military divisivtis and depart-ten ve ments, thirty thousand-dollais. SLOVO OE ~For contmuing exploration and ~ can on . survey of the Territories of the UniE some: fi ted States west of the one hundredth ( naained meridian, thirty thousand dollars, ae rR Approved, April 3, 1874, B «Sele, “aL pees f -eated to { Generat Nature—No, 24.) & ee land district. inthe Territory ‘of “a gua, Dakotah, RE he ae the can; Be it enacted. by the Senate ani mince House of Represeutatives of the «> ek United States of America in Congres ee to.the_h assembled, That all that portion of was in ¢ Dakotah Territory lying north of the the hou seventh standard parallel and wesi ealling of the ninth guideimeridian be, ant f Mrs the same is hereby,. created into a OF aad. separate -land district, to be known in the as the Bismarck district; and the an acqt land office for said district shall’ be Dhhe.tna: located at the town—of Bismarck, blankat where the North Pacific Railroad ineiapaceata. tersects the Missouri River. > 18 coul Sec. 2. That a register and a renother ceiver shall be «ppointed for said ae district land office, who shall-be-gov; erned by the same laws and receive } Overs the same compensation as prescribed ithe age for sunilar officers in the other laud skrieks districts of said Territory. seieed-4 Approved, April 24, 1874. .—— it Over Hospital Report, ~ this tim County Physicians, .Drs. Hunt they fel and Welch, have filed their quarterleaving ly report with the Board of Super. “Seven _mother, lowing statistics: No. of Patients in her littl Hospital at last report, 32. No. of own 98 patients admitted 19—No. of patients the chi discharged cured, 7; vo. of patients house, mother, left, 7; no. of patients died, 2 as fola lows: J, Perry, a native of England, oe and A. Lacheze, a native of: France. 8 ays No. of patients still under treatment, —_ 30 heard t Fear RE I Ce eer ag . and the Roll of Honor, \ mising § The following is the Roll of Hontened to or ithe Chalk Bloff school for the A sheet month ending June 27, 1874, Miss around . A. A. Kelly teacher!—William Stehr, the man Frankie Snell, Willie King, Gus.-Ogfor swee den, Emma Jane Skelton, Esther lady apy Ogden, Henrietta Wilkinson, Mary ferer; ( ‘Chew, Nellie Tough, Mary Biggs, in and Katie King, Nellie Biggs, Mamie _ they coi King. : patched : racemes examina ' To Serip Holders. iss . eee er ally coo! ARRANTS Nos, 168, 169,'170 and 171 drawn on the General — = bong shoulde vada County, and regigtered June 3, “1873, ears ar will be paid on presentation. Interest on the éame ceases from this date. of-herE. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. pain sa\ By Ey A. H. Parker, Deputy Nevada, July 10th, 1374. and the: Sai thing is Engine For Sale. . man to _ STEAM ENGINE, new, Tubolsr boildeath, i mF er, 12 inch cylinder, two.foot,stroke, . welcome aud in good répair, will be sold cheap Lalek and on favorable terms. Inquire of _ zs LESTER & MULLOY. expired Nevada, July 10th, 1874, : ONION HOTEL, i ics MAIN STREET, __ family ¢ NEVADA dail did cash paj Perey Office. Ira A. Eaton & C. H, Moore . = PROPRIETORS. : : ; It wor THIS HOTEL is now open Bleed rads in all its branches, a = Niding a in search of a desirable : B ping place will find it greatly ter than to their advantage to give us . there is . The Tuble iv supplied with the best: the : market affords, and well cooked and served. things F The Bar and billiard Roomsare’ supplied i: ho i with the choicest of everything. 2 . Hat he The Hotel throughout is one of the best ties who in the State. The Rooms being al) lsrge. . a‘ry and welb furnished. see se that the Tour oid tri. nds we have only contiuuance of thcir heretofore liberal ~ at, he sh ronage. To new ones, we promise to do al! against t in Our power to please and give entire 8st ee isfaction. 5 2 ae. youe ¢ sh 1GEATON & MOORE: as to dri Nevada, Zely em. 4. ——— such-a-b TAKE NOTICE. knowled ~ AH CHEE © weer Sie tact: AVING left our employ we hereby el — limi tion all persons against wanting b= ; Those in ou vur account or in any manner doing ' and wha iness with him for us. co : ne , " QUONG HEE KEE & CO. on & wal

. The Daily Transcript . has control ahd management of the ~*Pitir example is not -single. It is. =: ’ ses _ing to accept a conductor’s position : &. i ers —— penal ¢ _. Salaries of 'Teachers. yt Sap Franciscd has @ large number of census children, Her school-fund isenormous, A Board of Education funds accruing to the sechdol department. This Board through a love of fine buildings, extensive_repairs, ‘-&c., run -themselves short, and. to make. up, propose * “occasionally to Tower thé salaries— of teachers get tito the In sane Asylit the . common sentiment that~-tooanuch instead of too-litiie maney is paid for the services of competent teachers. . Of course people ean ‘be obtained to keep a school for -any+ price school officers may be pleased}: to offer. So could then who never] Hunt and Welch on Thursday, and saw alrailroad train, be found. willfor possibly one fourth his pay. Yet no railroad man would discharge the conductor and emplay the stranger, neither would the company attempt to Jessen the wages of a conipetent manager to that asked-by an--incom. petent. one, A sound judgment would ferbid such a course. Yet’ in’ Juaw, and is Yegarded as heing worth am . SOmewhere between twenty-and’ forfited thereby. “He also ‘told -parties gis: into “it. “ He was taken. to _the jail and placed in a cell with a prisener named . Potter. During the Another Sutectae. a. ‘Robert Litle, a resident of N. San Juan, committed suicidé on ‘Thurs. . : Lapel ty /Tuurspay, July 9th.: Fpenstegty Report of E. P. San“ford, County Treasurer, ending June 30th, 1874.° ting hfs throat, Mr, Litle is an old and highly esteemed resident of ‘San day.night, in the County Jail Dby.cutty thousand dollars. About two unwell, and the difficulty was attributed to a softening of the brain. Mr, Litle was cougscious something was wrong with him, and@-about a week since, and frequently since that time, has expressed an opinion that-some one ought-to take charge tent to do so. —He—was anxivus to ton, hoping that he might be bene-1 here on the afternoon before the sad occurrence took place, that at times: hé felt very badly, and thought he would be safer in the hands of an officét. He was examined by. Drs. Was comipitted to Stockton, and S. for the care of his property. —In tlie evening on Thursday, Mt. Litlé insisted on being taken to the jail and locked up, saying-he-did not want-to sleep in the hotel because they ‘blew of his business, as-he felt incompe. ‘for the appointinent of S.B.Daven+} weeks sinee;—he commenced tobe +33 40: General Fund. Dr. Wm. Carless, post mottem examination, $45, = Chas. Dunn, deputy District At‘torney fees, $48. © °° ~~ Henry Everett, 101 days deputy Assessor, $505. deputy Assessor, $540, : David E. Morgan,. special deputy Anevsegr $200. H. J: Wilkinson, 100 days special deputy Assessor, $600. a ‘ W. J. Organ, special—deputy Assessor and-registering names, $601, Petition received from citizens _ of Nevada Township. praying for the = }~-James Donnell, 108 _ days=speelalFurth was appointed his-guardian appointment of G. S. S. Getchell . as Justice of the Péace, to fit the . vacancy’ occasioned by the resignafoe . Lee a special . g ‘demands were ‘uros ;. Fae : tgs : Apl, 6. To cash balance in ee Special. Fund, May 1. To cash from Co. adel ¢ = ee special Constable fees J one Eta cash from Co. f in criminal cases, $99 25. 1° vffiepis.ic6.:..1., 5,078 E, D.'Perkins,foreign Sheriff fees, . July 1. To cash from.Co, =» * * inal cases, $263 05, * Credit, , = . By wa'ts paid Gen’] Fund, 4,694 68 ey Road." 917187 “ ©" Special * — 2'780 85 “cg **‘School. ‘* 18,980.49 ‘‘am't p’'d Redem’n * . 51 67 et Its State.‘ 5,014 08 Balance in treasury, = 25,756 33 “April’6. Balance in fund, 1:43440° Cash received to date, 4,488 11 : By Se . Warrants and interest paid, 4,694-68 = 1,227 83 ia Special Fund. Aprfl 6. Bafance in fund; _3,442 50 Cash received to date, 3,226 35, 6,668:85 2,780 85 3,888 00 Warrants paid, to date,’ tion of W. H:. Davidson.Petition also received from the cit. . izens of Nevada township praying . * = z . port as Justice of the Peace to fill the . vacancy occasioned by theresignaoes ~ Road. Fund, April 6. Balance in fund, ° Cash received to date, 10 64 5,645 40 — 5,656 O4 *, DES Warrants paid to date,” LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES ‘Passed at the First Session of the Forty-Third Coligress. i > P, General: Nature.—wxb,"20.] An Act concerning the ptactice in “tétritorial courts, and appeals therefrom, = tablishing seyeral of the. Territories. of the United States, it is, provided that-certain courts thereof shall have.common law and chancery: jurisdiction, and doubts have been. entertained whether said jurisdictions ‘must be exercised separately, or whether they, may be exercised together in-the sawe proceeding, and whether the codes and'rules of prac: . tice adopted in said Territories which have authorize jurisdictio1s in the same proceeding, or & uniform -cotrse_of proceeding . in‘all cases legal. and* equitable, arerepugnant to the ‘said organic “acts respeetively: Therefore, z Be it enacted by the Sefiate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That it shall not be necessary in any cf. tbe courts ‘of the ‘several Territories of .the United States to exercise separately the com‘mou Taw aud chancery jurisdictions vested in said’ courts;-und that the several cotles and rules of. practice udopted in said Territories respectively, in so far as they Authorize a mingling of said jurisdictions or a uniform-course of proceeding -in all cases whether legul-or equitable,be confirmed; and that all proceedings heretofore had lor taken in said coaytts tH contormity “Ww ith said ~ ofa teacher, does not insure him achool matters, such things frequentJy occur.” Competency on the part night, the lady prisoners were awak: ened:by the heavy breathirig, and af. _. ter convineing themselves it was not increased salary as “it does in any other occupation. Instead of lessening salaries, we believe they . should be greatly increased, at least they. should be raised so that’a person engaged in teaching, shall have the same compensation that a person-of equal abilityand acquiremeuts receives in any other ~ profession. When-such is the.case, the profession of teaching will not be made a stepping stone to something else: but men will engage in it hs a liferT ama i. oe gee ce Allison: Ranch <4 « vessces $259.00 BoC ese esc SiGe ies oe er 45 50 WGOVtS,2-— se peek 98 00 Blue Tent..:.. 50 75 Bear Biverin 2.660 ences 40 25 Cale ANN or eas vc 70 00 ee a eee ree «O7-H CMeten@ec2 6 ee 143-75 Columbine Fl 2 ois, 106 75 POUL OR iad «a cw tae ante 171-50 Forest Springs. 3.. .3. 57 . 255 50 Brench Gdreais . .-ssccan 141 75. GRIGIO oie a ns ese 28 00 ‘Grass Valley... anne 1506 75 Chen ii ois ess ss 31, 50, Indian Springs....... 101 50 Kentuoky Fiat....... 133. 00 TAMIO VOU ees seks 91 00 ime Kiln... ine pee 36 75 DOS FN oo iis in estes 43 75 BEY CG 0: On ear ape ee re . 63 00 MOORS PING. og 145 25 Mooney Flat.. 2.3.. Sree Aa) J) NGOVAUR S05 a ve ew «1228.50 North Sah Juan......% 269 50 North Bloomfield. ...<4. 222 25 North Starts.. 6. 4500 189 00 SIRMIND Geos. ci scares 255 50 RE Ce oa Wek 92 75 Pleasant Valley. :... 0.. 61 25 Quaker Hill. .. A ea ares 50 75 Rough & Ready.. ..... 127 75 GUE TI oa yc ak _52 50 Sebastopol... Ren ried 77 00 Spenceville ..... 0 es . 73 50 WOWODUBIO sce iowa «kas ox +e. 147 00Se bree sevens 364:00 Union Hill.. .... clas. 206 60 WERINOOO occ sc cee ca 99.75 84 00 ~~ trick was played upon hith by some ~ perpetrated the joke: will follow. as aresulf, Apportionment. The following is the regular quar. terly apportionment of the County+ School Fund to the different Districts . the amount per census child being Willow Valley.... 4 $7,269 50 Franx Power, Supt, D. E. Bell, Deputy. a A Sealy Trick. As one of our gitizens, who recently took unto himself a better half, was retiring the other night, a mean mischeivous persons, The wife of the party referred to, had already retired, and her lord was just’ in the act of crawling over to the back side of the bed, when sonie party out‘side, who had drawn the hose from the front side of the house, let loose ‘the water through the open’ window into the back of the half bent husband. The shock was so great that it caused him to give a sudden leap forward, and by so doing he drove his head with terrific force’ against the wall, nearly brewking his neck. The bed of gourse was thoroughly vaturated, and the man, through the fright and injury received ty Lis contact withthe wall, has beet: unable to} be out sinee. He will pay liberally for the apprehension of the parties who ‘some one snoring, they. went to the jail door and aroused K. P. Sanford, and fonnd the deceased bleed ng profusely with his throat cut‘from earto ear. Mr, Sanford spoketohim and inquired what he had done. He raised and expectorated, and.mumbled over something, and then thrust his hand into the wound and attempted to pull ont his wind-pipe. This effort was made by, him several times, long work,’ and increased cfficiency . iff’s room and Dr. Welch attended . . _{him. The wound was sewed up and -. the arteries: secured, “but so much blood had been lost that.death came to the poor man’s relief at about half past 7 o’clock Friday-merning. Mr, Litle was about forty-eight years old, unmarried, and has two brothers living-in the —State.-Hewasn ‘and no causes can be given for the state of mind he has been in during . day. A four horse team was hitched the daw, beeause they thought its effeet would be pernicious, : who at once proceeded tothe eel, He was removed to the Shers temperate man in every patticnilar, the last week. The body was yesterday taken to North San Juan by friends of the deceased for interment. Se epee Brevities, _ Alively runaway occurred yesterin front of Wolf's store and for the purpose of-safety the near leader was hitched to w post and the line of the off one was wrapped around the near horse’s hame. When the driver unhitched the near horse he forgot to loosen the rein and when he moun. ted the wagon the horses. evidently expecting they must move off quite lively started on adead run and in Mola the corner of Main street to get into Commercial they collided with the lamp post and._porch in front of Downey’s tailor shop. The post was strong enough to hold them and . consequently‘no further damage resulted. Had they turned the corner they would have made things somewhat lively up Commercial street.Suicides at the jail are becoming alatmingly frequeut. Three efforts have been made during the year, two of which have been successful. ; Simon Furth and A. J. Putman came over from San Juan yesterday, to take charge of the body of Robert Litle, gs Ifanyone is going to the lakes, to the sea-shore, to San Francisco, or any other place for their health and amusement, we wish they would git, and give us an item. Yesterday was the hottest day of the season, notwithstanding during the afternoon it was cloudy, and gave every indication of a regular old fashioned rain storm; the thermometer was 93 in the shade at-ll o’clock; Aa Me goer Eo : ie The Grass Valley Union’ discoyers an interesting feature in the Transcript. We are unable to return the compliment. The Truckee Republican says no bad feelings were engendered by. the Local Option election. It says many strong temperance men Voted against ~ Cloths éataratéd with linseed oil, spontaneously ignite. A lady tried the experiment several:times and in “2 < neither case failed. ‘majority ‘for tion of W. H. ‘Davidson. Petitions filed and roll was called . with the following result: For G. 8. Ss. Getchell, Supervisors CrandalLand Marsh. ForS. B. Davenport, Supervisors Brady, McCoy and Pauson. 5. B. Davenport having reeeived-a majority of all votes cast, was de: clared appointed Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township to fill the unexpired term of W. H. Davidson, resigned, . On motion Board adjourned until 2 o’clook, P. M. Friday afternoon, __. wiaay,; Jaly.10, 2 P.M, . Board met pursuant to ~adjourn. ment, Present full Board. Presi: dent M. lL. Marsh,, presiding. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved, & The Board thén proceeded to canvas8 the returns fromthe various townships in which elections had law: 4 Grass Valley Township--Grass Valley “precinct, for Hcense, 648, against license, 298; majority for license, 350. Buena Vista precinct, for license, Il, against license, 6; license, 5. Forest Springs precinct, for license, 18, cense, 12; total: majority for license, 367. A majority of the votes: being in favor of license, the President deolared the election of Grass Valley Township carried ‘for license,” Meadow Lake Township—Truekee Precinct, for license, 178, against ‘tivense, 63, majority for license, 115. Boca Precinct, for license, 17, against [against license, 26, majority against license, 9, total majority for license 106. Anda majority of the votes being in favor of license, the President declared the election in Meadow Lake Township carried “For License.’". Washington Towziship— Washington Precinct, for license, 36, against license; 22, majority for license, 14. Omega Precinct, for lieense, 42, against license, 22, majority for license, 20, total majority for license, 34. Anda majority of the votes being in favor of license, the President declared thé election of Washington Township-carried ‘For License." : yes Joun Pattison, Clerk; Dangerous Practice, We learn from a gentleman living on upper Pine street, that some boys

were engaged in lighting tirecrackers at the Colored ‘school ‘house ~on Thursday night. That: the grass: was set on fire, and that pieces of rackers and bombs left on the ground, were on. fire half an-hourafter, and were extinguished with water, We presume the boys went to the place spoken of, beeause they thought jt a safe one. But there are buildings, and such localities would be better for such sport, Every precaution ought to be taken against should a fire be kindied, there is no telling what the result might be. 0 A correspondent wishes to knowif it is a sin to visitat the gate? Why bless your soul no.. It will do you eel. Cash rec#ived-to date, JouN Parrison, Clerk, . 7 Werrants-outstandiug, ‘been, ordered under-the Local Option . against license, 6; Majority for li-. places where there is no grass or} fire now, as everything is. dry, and}. School Fund, April 6,-Balanee-in fund, ~ Cash received to date, ᐀ a ; . \31,946-61 13,980 49 ee 325 80 620 81 29. 9, 17, 96612 Sick Fund. : = April 6. Balance in fund, 18 30 Cash received to date, 168 61 . 186 91 State Fund. April 6. Balance in fund, — 3,374 54 1,642 24 5,016 78 Cash paid State Treas’r, 5,014 08 codes and rules of practice, 8) far as relates to the form aud mode of proceeding, be, and-the same are hereby, validated and confirmed: Pro: vided, ‘tha. no party has been or shall be deprived of the right of trial by jury in’cases cognizable at common law; ‘ ; Ste. 2 That the appellate’ furtsdiction of the Supreme Court of” the ind-degrees of said“Territorial courts in-eases of trial by jury shall. be exercised by wit of error, and in all other cases by appealaccording to such rulesand regulations as to form and modes of proceedings as the said Supreme Court have prescribed or may hereafter prescribe: Provided, That on appeal, ae of the eviat _.Whereas, by the organic acts es-. 4 Mingling of said; asd preservation _ of tinited States over the judgmetts. dence at lurge, a statement of the ; 2°70 ’ Redemption Fund. April 6, Balance in fund, Cash naid to date, 51 67 Total balances, 25,756 33 “The following is the indebtedness of thecounty: & General Fund. 51 67 48,792 31+ Interest thereon, 1,870 52 50,662 83! Less balance in fund, . 1,227 83 “<< 49,435 00 Sick Fand. Warrants outstanding, 8,395 16 Interest thereon, : 406 84 3 8,802 00 Less balance in fund, 186 91 8,615 09 Road Fund. Balance infund, = — 2,484 74 Warrants outstanding, 18 60 2,466 14 Total indebtedness, $58,050 09 Respectfully submitted, . BE. P. Sanrorp, County.Lreasurer. « Board of Equalization. = » Friday, July 10th. Board met_pursuant to adjournment. Present full Board. President M. L, Marsh presiding. * Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. . The Clerk was instructed to notify the following parties to appear within ten days and show’ cause why their assessments should not ve raised from and to the following amounts on-account of certain mortgages, as follows ; _E. W. Avery, Nevada city, from $275 00 to $675 00. es Williamsén -Barker, Rough and Ready, from $190 00 to $1,133 00, Win. B. Coffey, Rough & Ready, to $252°00, Wm. Barton, Nevada city, from $1,575 00 to $2,275 00.Jobn Blasauf, Nevada city, from $3.650 00 to $4,950 00, ae The Clerk was instructed to notify Wm. Brown. to appear within ten days and show cause why his assessment should not be raised from $450 to $650 on account of~50 cords of adjourned until 10 A, M to-morrow, Joun Pattison, Clerk. Arrivals by the Colfax ‘Stage, : July 9, 1874, Horace Hale, 2 Chinamen, Departures by the Colfax Stage Se ee a EPS D. Kayser, J. Tinke, W. B. Weir, ‘T. Sean, 1 Chinaman, Jake Cross, ~ Zge good, The more of it the'bettér., . Jake Levison. “Damely: wood. ; Kins, Staten Island, «New York On motion Board of Equalization . . facts of the case in the nature of a special verdict, and also the rulings of the court on the admissiomor rejection of evidence when exeepted to, shall be made and certitied by the court below, and transmitted to the. Supreme Court together with the) trunscript of the proceedings and judgment or deeree; but no appelGourt, heretufore taken-upon any such judgment or dectee, shall be invalidated by reason of being instituted by writ of error or. by ‘appeal: And provided further, ‘That the apheretofore «ppealed, which may. be neeessary to save the rights of pare ties; aud that this act shall not apply to vases now pending in the Supreme Court of the United States where the record has already been filed, Approved, April 7\1874. {General Nature—No, 19.} An Act making appropriations for the construction, preservation, and repair of certain fortifications and other works of defense, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-five. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums be, and the same are hereby, appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise _appropriated, fortbe following fortitications and other works of defense, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-five, For Fort Preble, Portland Harbor, Maine, twenty thousand dollars, For Fort Scammel, Portland Hare bor, Maine, thirty thousand dollars. . For batteries, Portsmouth Harbor, New Hampshire, thirty thousand dollars. as For batteries at Long Island Head, Boston Harbor, Massachusetts, forty thousand dollars. = For Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, twenty thousand dollars, For Fort on Dutch Island, west entrance to Naragansett Bay, Rhode Island, twenty thousand dollars. For Fort '[fumbull, New London Harbor, Connecticut, twenty-five thousand dollars. — oe Pur fort.on Willit’s Point; East River, New York, thirty thousand dollars. For Fort Schuyler, East River, New York, twenty-tive thousand dollars. For Fort Hamilton and additional’ batteries, (for completing . the sume,) New York-Hatrbor, New York twenly-six thousand dollars,. For fort on tie site of. Fort TompHur. bor, New York, thirty thousand dolars.’ For’ Battery Hudson, New York arbo:, New York, thirieen’ thousand doliars; ; For Fort Delaware, Delaware Riv-= er, Delaware, twenty-five thousand dollars, ~ For battery at Finn's Point, geval ware River, New Jersey, thirty thous. * and dollais. a : For New Fort, opposite Fort. Delaware, Delaware River, thirty thousaud dolurs. ao For Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Vilgiuia, thirty thousand dollars. for Fort Moultrie, Charleston HarT. 2; Davenrorr, Agent. ™~ pellate court may make any care ‘discharged 1elicved, 5jno. of patients bor, Souch Carolina, twenty thous< “Reyada City, dune ith, 1874 V ’ 4 late proceedings in said Supreme . isors from which we’ gather-the foland dollars: a, oo. For Fort Sumter, Charleston Har. Gh i : bor, South Carolina, twenty thous. * aoe and dollars.. = For Fort Palaski, Savatinah Rive, " NE Ba Re 2 ESIPp! River, ~~ Loiisiana, thirty thousand dollars em For Fort Saint Phillip, Mississippi For Fort Taylor, Key. West,’ F'o} = ida, tweiltythousand dollars, a ae tor fort-at Fort Point, entrance to é : San: Francisco Harbor, Californj, y Wem thirty thousand dollars. ' BE ot yeste _ For fort at Lime Point, San Fran: . a can of cisco _ Harbor, California, . ‘thirty a E thousand dollars. ee ae Mrs. BE For fort onAlcatraz Island, har. Tue fol ‘bor. of San Francisco, Californig . we obti twenty thousand dollars, Ce who We! For torpedo ‘bars on encennenee woman: EVE Of -the—same-on. ——s “hundred and twentycUsind ye situated oo Provided, Thut--the money brewery eretn appropriated “for the‘ torpebee ‘does shalt only be-used-in-the est. ), es red: lishment-and maintenance of torpe-"" aces does to be operated-from shore-Stasomewh tions for the destruction ‘of an ene. she has! my’s vessel approaching -the shore © tens or entering the channel and fairways ie i e of harbors, . Was Wol For contingencies of fortifications, In her I ‘Seventy-five thousand dollass. kitchen : Por surveys and recornoissances “kindlin, in the military divisivtis and depart-ten ve ments, thirty thousand-dollais. SLOVO OE ~For contmuing exploration and ~ can on . survey of the Territories of the UniE some: fi ted States west of the one hundredth ( naained meridian, thirty thousand dollars, ae rR Approved, April 3, 1874, B «Sele, “aL pees f -eated to { Generat Nature—No, 24.) & ee land district. inthe Territory ‘of “a gua, Dakotah, RE he ae the can; Be it enacted. by the Senate ani mince House of Represeutatives of the «> ek United States of America in Congres ee to.the_h assembled, That all that portion of was in ¢ Dakotah Territory lying north of the the hou seventh standard parallel and wesi ealling of the ninth guideimeridian be, ant f Mrs the same is hereby,. created into a OF aad. separate -land district, to be known in the as the Bismarck district; and the an acqt land office for said district shall’ be Dhhe.tna: located at the town—of Bismarck, blankat where the North Pacific Railroad ineiapaceata. tersects the Missouri River. > 18 coul Sec. 2. That a register and a renother ceiver shall be «ppointed for said ae district land office, who shall-be-gov; erned by the same laws and receive } Overs the same compensation as prescribed ithe age for sunilar officers in the other laud skrieks districts of said Territory. seieed-4 Approved, April 24, 1874. .—— it Over Hospital Report, ~ this tim County Physicians, .Drs. Hunt they fel and Welch, have filed their quarterleaving ly report with the Board of Super. “Seven _mother, lowing statistics: No. of Patients in her littl Hospital at last report, 32. No. of own 98 patients admitted 19—No. of patients the chi discharged cured, 7; vo. of patients house, mother, left, 7; no. of patients died, 2 as fola lows: J, Perry, a native of England, oe and A. Lacheze, a native of: France. 8 ays No. of patients still under treatment, —_ 30 heard t Fear RE I Ce eer ag . and the Roll of Honor, \ mising § The following is the Roll of Hontened to or ithe Chalk Bloff school for the A sheet month ending June 27, 1874, Miss around . A. A. Kelly teacher!—William Stehr, the man Frankie Snell, Willie King, Gus.-Ogfor swee den, Emma Jane Skelton, Esther lady apy Ogden, Henrietta Wilkinson, Mary ferer; ( ‘Chew, Nellie Tough, Mary Biggs, in and Katie King, Nellie Biggs, Mamie _ they coi King. : patched : racemes examina ' To Serip Holders. iss . eee er ally coo! ARRANTS Nos, 168, 169,'170 and 171 drawn on the General — = bong shoulde vada County, and regigtered June 3, “1873, ears ar will be paid on presentation. Interest on the éame ceases from this date. of-herE. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. pain sa\ By Ey A. H. Parker, Deputy Nevada, July 10th, 1374. and the: Sai thing is Engine For Sale. . man to _ STEAM ENGINE, new, Tubolsr boildeath, i mF er, 12 inch cylinder, two.foot,stroke, . welcome aud in good répair, will be sold cheap Lalek and on favorable terms. Inquire of _ zs LESTER & MULLOY. expired Nevada, July 10th, 1874, : ONION HOTEL, i ics MAIN STREET, __ family ¢ NEVADA dail did cash paj Perey Office. Ira A. Eaton & C. H, Moore . = PROPRIETORS. : : ; It wor THIS HOTEL is now open Bleed rads in all its branches, a = Niding a in search of a desirable : B ping place will find it greatly ter than to their advantage to give us . there is . The Tuble iv supplied with the best: the : market affords, and well cooked and served. things F The Bar and billiard Roomsare’ supplied i: ho i with the choicest of everything. 2 . Hat he The Hotel throughout is one of the best ties who in the State. The Rooms being al) lsrge. . a‘ry and welb furnished. see se that the Tour oid tri. nds we have only contiuuance of thcir heretofore liberal ~ at, he sh ronage. To new ones, we promise to do al! against t in Our power to please and give entire 8st ee isfaction. 5 2 ae. youe ¢ sh 1GEATON & MOORE: as to dri Nevada, Zely em. 4. ——— such-a-b TAKE NOTICE. knowled ~ AH CHEE © weer Sie tact: AVING left our employ we hereby el — limi tion all persons against wanting b= ; Those in ou vur account or in any manner doing ' and wha iness with him for us. co : ne , " QUONG HEE KEE & CO. on & wal