July 25, 1869 (4 pages)

ms foar —e = ae Fad SAN FRANCISCO 3 f M h ; tts, 13 Senator Wilson, of Massachuse PIONEER SCREEN WORKS. Nv. —The Democrat~ da, were named. The #ote steed, Canaddressedthe . Prades Union Of Roches=y) t GousrY'Conv Jou W. QUICK, Manafactarer,: ie sp oaraapicn 5 called”‘to order by pon, 61; Armer, 15./‘Before the yote ter, on the 5th of July. He Araced , the) VED to 203 Fremont Street, near 4the wag Announced, Cation Was declared July Dr. Davis, at of the County Com, progress of the country sinee iowatd, SAN FRANCISCO, l mittee,-at; the Court Reom yesterday thé nominee of the Convention, 1776, itsipcreaso in territory, pora Hi g increased faciliiies Lean furnich the ‘ PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC ‘Walia. ‘and F. G. rye of Neva OSUNDAY, JULY 25,.4869._ = ——~ morning at 11 o'clock. ~ — For District Attorney, W: fl Rs cut Screen, the bestin uge at 60 cenis a W. Cross ‘tion ahd wealth; and the-extension of ‘slotor foot and’cth: aper by the quantity, made from was placed in nomination, but withthe means of moral, intellectual and heavy Kussialron. They have greater dis charge than the purched Screen, will not and thanked the Con~} social improvement, and said that tochoke up, and for sttength, cheapness” auc UNION REPUBLICAN ‘TICKET. Davis was chosen Temporary Ciairman. [arew his:name are not excelled,one being eqnal tuo On taking the Chair, Dr. Davis made a vention ;“the nomination Was, on mos day we have an opportunity that no durability six punched. Alarge number of mifisare or : , For Senator, Sena speegh, thanking the Conventicn, and ‘tion, paused, and the Convention sa other people in the world has, to lift up ‘ing them in preference tothe punchedcel, ~~ sii ©. G@. WAITE. Also, best punched Screens for Quartz, CeForFy: ssembiymen, . declaring that the Democracy had to journed for fifteen minutes. the poor, the lowly, the dependent, ‘the meiit, Fiour and kiice Mills at cheaper rates Syl fight against Negro and Chinese suf— On _Feassembling of thé Convention the toiling masses, not only to the rights than heret6fore. Orders solicited. D. av 4 1 SAV_ COSTS’ t of citizenship, but to s0TM pats ‘ £0. Shee frage'and equality, W.W, Cross was motigh to postpone the norfiination for and priviliges District Attorney was rescinded, and J. tual eing chosen Temporary Secretary. cial; moral and intelec well-b AM persons who are ure indebted to the firm ‘ For Sheriff, ‘For Supt. of Schools, On motion of J, R. McConnell, Dr, < J. M. WALLING. i For Distgiee Altorney,; ae Wm. Dnoffey; Beligeport, John Me~ ‘Pablic Administrator, Meadow Lake, J. R. Cross; Washing” W. C. GROVES. J. A. LANCASTER. . CHAS. McELVEY. ‘For Supervisor Second District, ?= ; _ . Hussey; Eureka, W. J. Tisdale. Nominations. The following persons were appoint~ Lowenes baw Awrek oC Phare Ford Brown;. Bloomfield,: J. C. Woodward; ton, Wm, Slinger; Little York, John JOSEPHPERRIN, Judicial follows: Nevada; Wn. Coombe; Grass Valley, 8S. D. Leavitt; Rough & Ready, BRADLEY. Sd Coroner : For cera, . GETCHALL, "ies Surveyor, of the 14th Judicial cies. LM B, MofAKLAND. : ed a committee on pérmanent organiza tion: T. W. Sigourney, Wm. Watt,'S. e and devote more of our time to moral, mental and sovial culture.’ Yet he did not think we have reached a time when we can adopt an eight-hour rule in all verge of bankruptcy to a.sound finanization and Order of Business, reported‘. Valley, was nominated by acclamation. originated in a Justice’s Court in 1850, the dispute being over the amonnt of interest due on borrowed money, which only amounted to.about $8. The difference of opinion between the parties as follews: President, J. R. McConnell; cial condition, and when the administration was passed over to the DemoVice Presidents, Wm. M. Nutter end crats,, it was only necessary: that: the W. J. Tisdale; Secretaries, W. W. finahces bo’ letalone, that the State Cross, W. A. King. The following. order’ of business was —_ be. relieved entirely of debt. adopted : Nominations of State SenaThat the ‘Republicans — will adhere toa The County Central Committee were authorized to nominate for Public Ad~ ministrator. — : The following delegates were elected to the Fourteenth Judicial District Conwas only, four cents. vention: Jno. R. McConnell, Wm. One made the amount of interest $8 08 the other $8 12 tre ha ne bu to th DIRECTORS ; For Coroner, W. C. Pope, of Griss The Committac on Permanent Organ OFFICERS: PRESIDENT..--++0+ JULIUS WETZLAR. SECRETARY .-.---.-R. C. WOOLWORTH. departments of industry. THERE is a lawsuit in Albany that bellion, fhe State was brought from the of B. MHYER& tk ie requested to cz}! and settle the same immeUiately with L. Ja better for the country if the hours o¢ cobs, at the cigar store of J.Jdacobs, on Pine thanking the Convention) and gave labor were eight instead of ten, saying : street, if they wish to save-rosts. For Sarz.—The shelves and counters in the them notice that if any of them camé “I know a man cannot doas much work store lately: occupied by Meyer & Co. on the oi Broad and fine strettsa, are offercd before him he would prosecute a in eight hours as in ten in one year; cornér fur eale cheap. Apply to L. JACOBS, @bthe . J. Jacubs, Fine Streez. -jyts with the utmost vigor. but in my conscienceI believe that if Cigar Store of For Treasurer, Julius Greenwald of you take.a thousand men to-day, in the THE ° Nevada, was nominated by acclamation. vigor of manhood, and let them work For Assessor, J. J. Dorsey was nomeight hoursa day, that they will do CAPITAL SAVINGS. BANK, inated by. acclamation,’ more work in their lives than~ they SACRAMENTSO. The nomination of Collector was would at alarger numberof hours per stricken from the list. day. But, whether they earn more or For Superintendent of Schools, A. less, I am: one of those who believe the Office—Fourth Street bet. J and K Morse, of Grase Valley, was nominated country is earuing too much money alCapital...s6.j0+++-8120.000. by acclamation. together. I believe we had better make Held as Guarantee to Depositore. For Road Commissioner, Dibble nomless money, and in a more honest way, M.Gilham, John A. Seeley, J. W. Da~ vidson, W. A. King, M. Cannon; G.8. Our Frnanctat Poiicy.—The ReéBrowa, J. M. Starr. The Convention adjourned to half publican party has been fortunate in inated Frank Cleaviand. Wm. Coombe the management of State finances. past 1 o’clock. nominated Isaac Lloyd, who declined Afternoon Session.—On the rvassem‘This may be proved by the fact that in favor of Cleavland, and he was nom~ bling of the Convention the Committee within a few years after the party ason Credentials reported the list of deleinated by acclamation. sumed éontrol of the State government, ’ For Surveyor, Jas. Culbertson was gates entitled to seats in the Conven-~ notwithstanding the extraordinary ex~ nominated by acclamation. penses required during‘the war of retion. ssieeatigininseadl He reiterated his belief that it would Mr. Caldwell made a speech Sade For Recorder, L. Caldwell was nominated byacclama~ cme B ite he RCE 3. K. FARQUHAR. ‘G A committee of one from each‘ town ship was appointed .on credentials, as i. tion. wav oY Yad STEVE VENARD. E. M. PRESTON. ‘ For Clerk, ' eT 5 aaisaloner, L. WILLIAMS, GEO. W. MOWE. D. W. EARL, C. T. WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, _C, W. CLARK,— PHILIP SCHELD,, This Bank is now open for business and will receive Deposits of Money, in large or smnall ogee, without charge of efitrance fee to men, collection of asWatt, A. B. Dibble; T. W. Sigourney, A suit was instituted to recover the sound financial policy, issdemonstrated. tor, four Assembly -Depositors._ by the following from the platform sessment of $1 each from delegates, Ira A. Eaton, J. C. Coleman, Jno. Mont‘four cents difference, and the suit is adopted by the late State Conyention: nomination of Sheriff, Clerk, Recorder, gomery, D. Alexander, J. W. Davidson, still in vogue, after a lapse of 18 years. Resolved, That we are opposed to District Attorney, Treasurer, Assessor, F. L. Audy-M. Cannon, John Hussey, The $8 12 has increased to $1,800, be~ grants of State aid to railroads, and Collector, Superintendent of Schools, are in favor of limited taxation to the Road Commissioner, Surveyor, Coroner, amount of revenue absolutely requisité to pay the actual expenses of the State Public Administrator, electiou of 13 government and to maintain the finan~ delegates to the District Convention, cial credit of the State. election of County Central Committee. This declaration is so plain that there The committee ‘recommended the is no. possibility of misunderstanding platform adopted by the State Conven of interest. sides the fees attending the prosecu~ Wm. J. Tisdale. OFFICE HOURS, daily, from 9-4. to 4 r A resolution wag unanimously adopted tion and defence of the claim. The endorsing T. B. Reardan as a pee original parties to. the. suit are both . dead , as well as the first lawyers who for District Judge. ; .The following County Central Cian appeared in the case. mittee was appointed: Nevada—T. W. Meetay,. T. Bb. REDUCTION’ IN “PRICE OF WATER. A correspondent writing from Smarts it. Opposition of State aid to railroads tion as the platform of the Democracy Reardan, Wm. Thomas. Grass Valley—Dr. Davis, John Webville to the Marysville Appeal, says: '. can be better appreciated in those counof Nevada county. “Among the items of news from here, Rough & Ready—W. R. Coffee, S. P. not the least, is the permanent reduc. tion of the price of water to 10 cents French, Ferd. P. Montgomery. Bridgeport—Jno. A. Seeley, Jno. Me perinch. ‘The amount of water sold for an inch has always been more than Brown, H, Calanaa. Bloomfield—W. H. Grove, J. ©. Hickelsewhere, the pressure being ten inches, which compared with the pressure man, J, C. Woodward. ties which are now struggling under . M.P. O'Connor was nominated by ber, A. Hooper. . heavy debta on account of bonds issued acclamation as candidate for State Sento railroad companies, than in Novada, ator. Mr. McConnell indorsed him as but all the people in this county can a seventeen year old Democrat, and O’appreciate the declaration in favor of Connor made a speech thanking the limiting State taxation to the “revenue Convention,for the nomidation. absolutely requisite to pay the actual The following nominations were _ expenses of the State government” and made for Assembly: W. A. King and B. which may come before tlie Legislature ‘acclamation, Watt advised them to go for robbing the State treasury, and-all. slow; that Dr. Martin was a coming grants or franchises to ‘individuals, man, and one who deserved anything having for their object the conversion he asked for, He wanted a vote by of State money to private uses. It is a ballot. Though there was a strong decided and unqualified “declaration of vote in th® negative, Dibble’s motion the Republican party against the vocarried, and King and Hawley were ting of ‘money to any purpose outside declared nominecs. Mr. Watt then deof the actual expenses of the Stato govclared that Dr. Martin declined any ernment. nomination, and withdrew his name In these days when great monopolies Judge Reardan nominated §. T. Oates, and powWérful corporations seck-tocon~ of Nevada; T. A. Slicer, of Eurcka, m., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to 9. Sacramento, April 9th, 1869, ART NOTICE > fourth more water. Washington—F. Battis, ha . Bates, Wm. Slinger. Little York—John feted: P. Blue, E. D. Carney. Eureka—John Wilsun, J. M. Starr, W.J. Tiseale: On motion of Judge Reardan $40 were voted to Burroughs for preparing and cleaning the Court room. On motion the Convention gave three cheers for the ticket and adjourned. . should buy their = tS PICTURES! .<i —AND— as water sold under a 6 inch pressure at 7} conts.” , Ww. H. MILuer, formerly of Grass Valley, now has charge of the Oakland Transcript. ° CURRIER & WINTER, th 211 Kearney Street, 80 SAN FRANCISCO, Because they have the best select ed stock of Pictures and Latest styles of Frames in use. San Fraf&tcisco, April 16h. FOR ICE CREAM, Trpe Lanps.—The sum of $82,116FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIORBRIES, 69 was paid into the State Treasury as d —aND— the result of sales, . . White -in the shapo ofa foursfooted chicken. trol-legislation for sélfish ends, and the was also nominated; 8. i French was Pine News of Wednesday last, says that V; ¥ —FROM— QO: nxsu OYSTERS, HEALDSBURG has the latest curiosity PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—The T PICTURE FRAMES! That. is, the water sold here at 10 cents is equally as cheap ; Everybody from 1}Nevada County Meadow Lake—A” M. Walker, G. W. in other counties, 6 dnches, gives one W. A. King. maintain its financial credit. This part F. Hawley, of Truckee. Dibble madea Uriffins of:the resolution slats out all schemes motion to declare the nominations by , ee Money to pr on Real Evtate, United States, State and County Bonds, at Jow rates GO TO THE United States Makery. Ge BREAD, PIES, CAKES,‘andeversthing lobly is almost omnipotent, such a nominated and declined; 8. M. Gilham Pau) Coppers, well known throughout. A LADY who has a ‘great horror for fonentaing to the business’ constapuy On tobacco, got into a railway carriage the n declaration as is contained in this resowas nominated and paws N. C. Nevada and California,met with a pain -ovher day,and inquired of a male neighFresh mene. delivered at all: parte ofthe city. lution,such an unqualified pledge of op~ Miller, of Bridgport township, was enful accident yesterday coming up from bor, “Do you chew tobacco, sir?” “No, position to voting away the people's tered and withdrawn; John McBrown Hamilton, He was standing on thé . madam, I don’t” was the reply. “but I JULIUS DREYFUSS, money, should be required of every powas nominated and declined. 8, T . ; brake of the stage, or attempting to get can get you a chew if you want one.” Nevada, June 11th, 1869. litical party, and evory candidate for Oates and T. A. Slicer were then -noninte--the—stage—by—stepping—on_the Wat's Comine.—The eagle eye of office should be made to stand square inated by aéclamatlon, with 4 strong brake while the vehicle was in motion, the Democratic masses of this city is R. M. HUNT, M. D., upon the record. vote in the negative. Dibble called for when his foot slipped and-he fell under now upon the County Committee. The ATTENDING. PHYSICIAN, To those citizens who believe in a division, and while the vo e was being the hind wheel, The coach was heavily inquiring gaze indicates the question, = NEVADA CITY. What’s coming?) The fact. cannot be. economy and honesty in the administaken withdrew his motion) and Oates loaded at the time, and the wheel sps-"67-tf disguised that thereis much feeling in tration of State affairs, wo would say, and Slicer were declared nominees. The caught the hand near.the wrist, on the our party consequent upon the presen} . , look at the history of the State from the President informed the Convention that outside and passed over it ‘to the end condition of matters touching the noms’ Fruit and Vegetable. Store. time Republicans suceveded to the ads Oates was before them, and Sam made of the fingers, taking the skin from the inations soon to be made for the vari——_. ous Offices to be filled next September ministration, to the time they surrenan eloquent speech, stating it was the back of the hand, the little finger and and October: nor is it hidden under a I. R. RUMERY, dered the reins of government. Comwhite man for this country or the Chix the one next te it, and bruising them bushel that there exists more or less Commercial Street.Nevada City , pare. the promises of the two. parties naman, terribly, but fortunately breaking no disposion *o bolt unjust or fraudulent Be constantly on hand. a good supply nominatio ns.—<S. FP Beaminers now, and stand by the Republicans The assessment was collected,amountbones. Coppers formorly resided at who ——, AND FIKEIN BUT’ have done 80 muchin in the past, and ing to $74. Moore's Flat. ‘ THE sign board. of a tavern near VEGETABLES, RANCH TER, CHEESE, CANNED r XUITS, who'give such unqualified declarations For Sheriff W. W. Cross nominated Stratsburg, France, bears the following , SWGARS, TEAS, COFFEES A GERMAN named Carl Schell inscripti mar-— on :—“Strong beer and wine as that containdd in the resolutions J. H. Helm, and A. B, Dibble nominated EGGS, &c. &. &c. John Dixon. The Convention proceeded ried a young girl, just from the Faderof the first quality. Customers °drinkwT I have made arrangements to recelve quoted above, for the future. ing more than twelve glasses will be all the different kinds of ~<a" NEW VEGETA . to ballot with the following result: land, at Omaha, some three wecks ago, sent home in a eab, freeof charge, in BLAS AND FRUIT as s00n as they appear in * Bence Van Hagen,” who ran for Helm, 30; Dickson, 47. The neminain a most peculiar manner. He pur case they are unable to walk. the markets below, Mining Recorder at Treasure City, res Give me a call. 836 chased a pairof ear-bobs, put them in tion was declared unanimous. Dickson ceived only 83 votes, while the man Ti peach orchards on Putah creek the _young lady was called before the curtain and Tes her cars, and informed th RANCH FOR SALE. who was elected-got 1,216 votes. that “this little ceremony constitate ——— are-look s ing f turned his thanks. o marriage in America.” After a week THE steamer Colorado arrived in San . J.J. Rodgers, of Grags Valley, was or so had passed, he took them outjand Francisco yesterday morning from Pan, nominated by acclamation for the office informed herof another piece of news, ama, with 616 passengers, 30 bags of“1 of County Clerk, mail matter and 1.780 tons offreight. * c viz.: “Phis little ceremony constitutes For County Recenler, MoCannon, of a ‘Alvoreb in America. jajl for stealing a trunk Ho is now in . FINE RANCH, located halfa miie peta the town of Washington, containing 2> DIED. acres of Land, is offered tor sale cheap. It contains & House, Barn, Stable and a: fine or chard. The land is located in a’ favorable toIn Grage ‘Valley, July 224, 1869,@., eon of cality for irrigation—and has a on crop Jobn'G. and Onoria Seuanend OURON.lor: ‘aged . , in the ground. Applyto MARI pDaT, on the Ranch. fevT fee sad 4 Months and 5 days. .

ms foar —e = ae Fad SAN FRANCISCO 3 f M h ; tts, 13 Senator Wilson, of Massachuse PIONEER SCREEN WORKS. Nv. —The Democrat~ da, were named. The #ote steed, Canaddressedthe . Prades Union Of Roches=y) t GousrY'Conv Jou W. QUICK, Manafactarer,: ie sp oaraapicn 5 called”‘to order by pon, 61; Armer, 15./‘Before the yote ter, on the 5th of July. He Araced , the) VED to 203 Fremont Street, near 4the wag Announced, Cation Was declared July Dr. Davis, at of the County Com, progress of the country sinee iowatd, SAN FRANCISCO, l mittee,-at; the Court Reom yesterday thé nominee of the Convention, 1776, itsipcreaso in territory, pora Hi g increased faciliiies Lean furnich the ‘ PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC ‘Walia. ‘and F. G. rye of Neva OSUNDAY, JULY 25,.4869._ = ——~ morning at 11 o'clock. ~ — For District Attorney, W: fl Rs cut Screen, the bestin uge at 60 cenis a W. Cross ‘tion ahd wealth; and the-extension of ‘slotor foot and’cth: aper by the quantity, made from was placed in nomination, but withthe means of moral, intellectual and heavy Kussialron. They have greater dis charge than the purched Screen, will not and thanked the Con~} social improvement, and said that tochoke up, and for sttength, cheapness” auc UNION REPUBLICAN ‘TICKET. Davis was chosen Temporary Ciairman. [arew his:name are not excelled,one being eqnal tuo On taking the Chair, Dr. Davis made a vention ;“the nomination Was, on mos day we have an opportunity that no durability six punched. Alarge number of mifisare or : , For Senator, Sena speegh, thanking the Conventicn, and ‘tion, paused, and the Convention sa other people in the world has, to lift up ‘ing them in preference tothe punchedcel, ~~ sii ©. G@. WAITE. Also, best punched Screens for Quartz, CeForFy: ssembiymen, . declaring that the Democracy had to journed for fifteen minutes. the poor, the lowly, the dependent, ‘the meiit, Fiour and kiice Mills at cheaper rates Syl fight against Negro and Chinese suf— On _Feassembling of thé Convention the toiling masses, not only to the rights than heret6fore. Orders solicited. D. av 4 1 SAV_ COSTS’ t of citizenship, but to s0TM pats ‘ £0. Shee frage'and equality, W.W, Cross was motigh to postpone the norfiination for and priviliges District Attorney was rescinded, and J. tual eing chosen Temporary Secretary. cial; moral and intelec well-b AM persons who are ure indebted to the firm ‘ For Sheriff, ‘For Supt. of Schools, On motion of J, R. McConnell, Dr, < J. M. WALLING. i For Distgiee Altorney,; ae Wm. Dnoffey; Beligeport, John Me~ ‘Pablic Administrator, Meadow Lake, J. R. Cross; Washing” W. C. GROVES. J. A. LANCASTER. . CHAS. McELVEY. ‘For Supervisor Second District, ?= ; _ . Hussey; Eureka, W. J. Tisdale. Nominations. The following persons were appoint~ Lowenes baw Awrek oC Phare Ford Brown;. Bloomfield,: J. C. Woodward; ton, Wm, Slinger; Little York, John JOSEPHPERRIN, Judicial follows: Nevada; Wn. Coombe; Grass Valley, 8S. D. Leavitt; Rough & Ready, BRADLEY. Sd Coroner : For cera, . GETCHALL, "ies Surveyor, of the 14th Judicial cies. LM B, MofAKLAND. : ed a committee on pérmanent organiza tion: T. W. Sigourney, Wm. Watt,'S. e and devote more of our time to moral, mental and sovial culture.’ Yet he did not think we have reached a time when we can adopt an eight-hour rule in all verge of bankruptcy to a.sound finanization and Order of Business, reported‘. Valley, was nominated by acclamation. originated in a Justice’s Court in 1850, the dispute being over the amonnt of interest due on borrowed money, which only amounted to.about $8. The difference of opinion between the parties as follews: President, J. R. McConnell; cial condition, and when the administration was passed over to the DemoVice Presidents, Wm. M. Nutter end crats,, it was only necessary: that: the W. J. Tisdale; Secretaries, W. W. finahces bo’ letalone, that the State Cross, W. A. King. The following. order’ of business was —_ be. relieved entirely of debt. adopted : Nominations of State SenaThat the ‘Republicans — will adhere toa The County Central Committee were authorized to nominate for Public Ad~ ministrator. — : The following delegates were elected to the Fourteenth Judicial District Conwas only, four cents. vention: Jno. R. McConnell, Wm. One made the amount of interest $8 08 the other $8 12 tre ha ne bu to th DIRECTORS ; For Coroner, W. C. Pope, of Griss The Committac on Permanent Organ OFFICERS: PRESIDENT....--++0+ JULIUS WETZLAR. SECRETARY .-.---..-R. C. WOOLWORTH. departments of industry. THERE is a lawsuit in Albany that bellion, fhe State was brought from the of B. MHYER& tk ie requested to cz}! and settle the same immeUiately with L. Ja better for the country if the hours o¢ cobs, at the cigar store of J.Jdacobs, on Pine thanking the Convention) and gave labor were eight instead of ten, saying : street, if they wish to save-rosts. For Sarz.—The shelves and counters in the them notice that if any of them camé “I know a man cannot doas much work store lately: occupied by Meyer & Co. on the oi Broad and fine strettsa, are offercd before him he would prosecute a in eight hours as in ten in one year; cornér fur eale cheap. Apply to L. JACOBS, @bthe . J. Jacubs, Fine Streez. -jyts with the utmost vigor. but in my conscienceI believe that if Cigar Store of For Treasurer, Julius Greenwald of you take.a thousand men to-day, in the THE ° Nevada, was nominated by acclamation. vigor of manhood, and let them work For Assessor, J. J. Dorsey was nomeight hoursa day, that they will do CAPITAL SAVINGS. BANK, inated by. acclamation,’ more work in their lives than~ they SACRAMENTSO. The nomination of Collector was would at alarger numberof hours per stricken from the list. day. But, whether they earn more or For Superintendent of Schools, A. less, I am: one of those who believe the Office—Fourth Street bet. J and K Morse, of Grase Valley, was nominated country is earuing too much money alCapital.....s6.j0+++-8120.000. by acclamation. together. I believe we had better make Held as Guarantee to Depositore. For Road Commissioner, Dibble nomless money, and in a more honest way, M.Gilham, John A. Seeley, J. W. Da~ vidson, W. A. King, M. Cannon; G.8. Our Frnanctat Poiicy.—The ReéBrowa, J. M. Starr. The Convention adjourned to half publican party has been fortunate in inated Frank Cleaviand. Wm. Coombe the management of State finances. past 1 o’clock. nominated Isaac Lloyd, who declined Afternoon Session.—On the rvassem‘This may be proved by the fact that in favor of Cleavland, and he was nom~ bling of the Convention the Committee within a few years after the party ason Credentials reported the list of deleinated by acclamation. sumed éontrol of the State government, ’ For Surveyor, Jas. Culbertson was gates entitled to seats in the Conven-~ notwithstanding the extraordinary ex~ nominated by acclamation. penses required during‘the war of retion. ssieeatigininseadl He reiterated his belief that it would Mr. Caldwell made a speech Sade For Recorder, L. Caldwell was nominated byacclama~ cme B ite he RCE 3. K. FARQUHAR. ‘G A committee of one from each‘ town ship was appointed .on credentials, as i. tion. wav oY Yad STEVE VENARD. E. M. PRESTON. ‘ For Clerk, ' eT 5 aaisaloner, L. WILLIAMS, GEO. W. MOWE. D. W. EARL, C. T. WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, _C, W. CLARK,— PHILIP SCHELD,, This Bank is now open for business and will receive Deposits of Money, in large or

smnall ogee, without charge of efitrance fee to men, collection of asWatt, A. B. Dibble; T. W. Sigourney, A suit was instituted to recover the sound financial policy, issdemonstrated. tor, four Assembly -Depositors._ by the following from the platform sessment of $1 each from delegates, Ira A. Eaton, J. C. Coleman, Jno. Mont‘four cents difference, and the suit is adopted by the late State Conyention: nomination of Sheriff, Clerk, Recorder, gomery, D. Alexander, J. W. Davidson, still in vogue, after a lapse of 18 years. Resolved, That we are opposed to District Attorney, Treasurer, Assessor, F. L. Audy-M. Cannon, John Hussey, The $8 12 has increased to $1,800, be~ grants of State aid to railroads, and Collector, Superintendent of Schools, are in favor of limited taxation to the Road Commissioner, Surveyor, Coroner, amount of revenue absolutely requisité to pay the actual expenses of the State Public Administrator, electiou of 13 government and to maintain the finan~ delegates to the District Convention, cial credit of the State. election of County Central Committee. This declaration is so plain that there The committee ‘recommended the is no. possibility of misunderstanding platform adopted by the State Conven of interest. sides the fees attending the prosecu~ Wm. J. Tisdale. OFFICE HOURS, daily, from 9-4.. to 4 r A resolution wag unanimously adopted tion and defence of the claim. The endorsing T. B. Reardan as a pee original parties to. the. suit are both . dead , as well as the first lawyers who for District Judge. ; .The following County Central Cian appeared in the case. mittee was appointed: Nevada—T. W. Meetay,. T. Bb. REDUCTION’ IN “PRICE OF WATER. A correspondent writing from Smarts it. Opposition of State aid to railroads tion as the platform of the Democracy Reardan, Wm. Thomas. Grass Valley—Dr. Davis, John Webville to the Marysville Appeal, says: '. can be better appreciated in those counof Nevada county. “Among the items of news from here, Rough & Ready—W. R. Coffee, S. P. not the least, is the permanent reduc. tion of the price of water to 10 cents French, Ferd. P. Montgomery. Bridgeport—Jno. A. Seeley, Jno. Me perinch. ‘The amount of water sold for an inch has always been more than Brown, H, Calanaa. Bloomfield—W. H. Grove, J. ©. Hickelsewhere, the pressure being ten inches, which compared with the pressure man, J, C. Woodward. ties which are now struggling under . M.P. O'Connor was nominated by ber, A. Hooper. . heavy debta on account of bonds issued acclamation as candidate for State Sento railroad companies, than in Novada, ator. Mr. McConnell indorsed him as but all the people in this county can a seventeen year old Democrat, and O’appreciate the declaration in favor of Connor made a speech thanking the limiting State taxation to the “revenue Convention,for the nomidation. absolutely requisite to pay the actual The following nominations were _ expenses of the State government” and made for Assembly: W. A. King and B. which may come before tlie Legislature ‘acclamation, Watt advised them to go for robbing the State treasury, and-all. slow; that Dr. Martin was a coming grants or franchises to ‘individuals, man, and one who deserved anything having for their object the conversion he asked for, He wanted a vote by of State money to private uses. It is a ballot. Though there was a strong decided and unqualified “declaration of vote in th® negative, Dibble’s motion the Republican party against the vocarried, and King and Hawley were ting of ‘money to any purpose outside declared nominecs. Mr. Watt then deof the actual expenses of the Stato govclared that Dr. Martin declined any ernment. nomination, and withdrew his name In these days when great monopolies Judge Reardan nominated §. T. Oates, and powWérful corporations seck-tocon~ of Nevada; T. A. Slicer, of Eurcka, m., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to 9. Sacramento, April 9th, 1869, ART NOTICE > fourth more water. Washington—F. Battis, ha . Bates, Wm. Slinger. Little York—John feted: P. Blue, E. D. Carney. Eureka—John Wilsun, J. M. Starr, W.J. Tiseale: On motion of Judge Reardan $40 were voted to Burroughs for preparing and cleaning the Court room. On motion the Convention gave three cheers for the ticket and adjourned. . should buy their = tS PICTURES! .<i —AND— as water sold under a 6 inch pressure at 7} conts.” , Ww. H. MILuer, formerly of Grass Valley, now has charge of the Oakland Transcript. ° CURRIER & WINTER, th 211 Kearney Street, 80 SAN FRANCISCO, Because they have the best select ed stock of Pictures and Latest styles of Frames in use. San Fraf&tcisco, April 16h. FOR ICE CREAM, Trpe Lanps.—The sum of $82,116FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIORBRIES, 69 was paid into the State Treasury as d —aND— the result of sales, . . White -in the shapo ofa foursfooted chicken. trol-legislation for sélfish ends, and the was also nominated; 8. i French was Pine News of Wednesday last, says that V; ¥ —FROM— QO: nxsu OYSTERS, HEALDSBURG has the latest curiosity PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—The T PICTURE FRAMES! That. is, the water sold here at 10 cents is equally as cheap ; Everybody from 1}Nevada County Meadow Lake—A” M. Walker, G. W. in other counties, 6 dnches, gives one W. A. King. maintain its financial credit. This part F. Hawley, of Truckee. Dibble madea Uriffins of:the resolution slats out all schemes motion to declare the nominations by , ee Money to pr on Real Evtate, United States, State and County Bonds, at Jow rates GO TO THE United States Makery. Ge BREAD, PIES, CAKES,‘andeversthing lobly is almost omnipotent, such a nominated and declined; 8. M. Gilham Pau) Coppers, well known throughout. A LADY who has a ‘great horror for fonentaing to the business’ constapuy On tobacco, got into a railway carriage the n declaration as is contained in this resowas nominated and paws N. C. Nevada and California,met with a pain -ovher day,and inquired of a male neighFresh mene. delivered at all: parte ofthe city. lution,such an unqualified pledge of op~ Miller, of Bridgport township, was enful accident yesterday coming up from bor, “Do you chew tobacco, sir?” “No, position to voting away the people's tered and withdrawn; John McBrown Hamilton, He was standing on thé . madam, I don’t” was the reply. “but I JULIUS DREYFUSS, money, should be required of every powas nominated and declined. 8, T . ; brake of the stage, or attempting to get can get you a chew if you want one.” Nevada, June 11th, 1869. litical party, and evory candidate for Oates and T. A. Slicer were then -noninte--the—stage—by—stepping—on_the Wat's Comine.—The eagle eye of office should be made to stand square inated by aéclamatlon, with 4 strong brake while the vehicle was in motion, the Democratic masses of this city is R. M. HUNT, M. D., upon the record. vote in the negative. Dibble called for when his foot slipped and-he fell under now upon the County Committee. The ATTENDING. PHYSICIAN, To those citizens who believe in a division, and while the vo e was being the hind wheel, The coach was heavily inquiring gaze indicates the question, = NEVADA CITY. What’s coming?) The fact. cannot be. economy and honesty in the administaken withdrew his motion) and Oates loaded at the time, and the wheel sps-"67-tf disguised that thereis much feeling in tration of State affairs, wo would say, and Slicer were declared nominees. The caught the hand near.the wrist, on the our party consequent upon the presen} . , look at the history of the State from the President informed the Convention that outside and passed over it ‘to the end condition of matters touching the noms’ Fruit and Vegetable. Store. time Republicans suceveded to the ads Oates was before them, and Sam made of the fingers, taking the skin from the inations soon to be made for the vari——_. ous Offices to be filled next September ministration, to the time they surrenan eloquent speech, stating it was the back of the hand, the little finger and and October: nor is it hidden under a I. R. RUMERY, dered the reins of government. Comwhite man for this country or the Chix the one next te it, and bruising them bushel that there exists more or less Commercial Street..Nevada City , pare. the promises of the two. parties naman, terribly, but fortunately breaking no disposion *o bolt unjust or fraudulent Be constantly on hand. a good supply nominatio ns.—<S. FP Beaminers now, and stand by the Republicans The assessment was collected,amountbones. Coppers formorly resided at who ——, AND FIKEIN BUT’ have done 80 muchin in the past, and ing to $74.. Moore's Flat. ‘ THE sign board. of a tavern near VEGETABLES, RANCH TER, CHEESE, CANNED r XUITS, who'give such unqualified declarations For Sheriff W. W. Cross nominated Stratsburg, France, bears the following , SWGARS, TEAS, COFFEES A GERMAN named Carl Schell inscripti mar-— on :—“Strong beer and wine as that containdd in the resolutions J. H. Helm, and A. B, Dibble nominated EGGS, &c. &. &c. John Dixon. The Convention proceeded ried a young girl, just from the Faderof the first quality. Customers °drinkwT I have made arrangements to recelve quoted above, for the future. ing more than twelve glasses will be all the different kinds of ~<a" NEW VEGETA . to ballot with the following result: land, at Omaha, some three wecks ago, sent home in a eab, freeof charge, in BLAS AND FRUIT as s00n as they appear in * Bence Van Hagen,” who ran for Helm, 30; Dickson, 47. The neminain a most peculiar manner. He pur case they are unable to walk. the markets below, Mining Recorder at Treasure City, res Give me a call. 836 chased a pairof ear-bobs, put them in tion was declared unanimous. Dickson ceived only 83 votes, while the man Ti peach orchards on Putah creek the _young lady was called before the curtain and Tes her cars, and informed th RANCH FOR SALE. who was elected-got 1,216 votes. that “this little ceremony constitate ——— are-look s ing f turned his thanks. o marriage in America.” After a week THE steamer Colorado arrived in San . J.J. Rodgers, of Grags Valley, was or so had passed, he took them outjand Francisco yesterday morning from Pan, nominated by acclamation for the office informed herof another piece of news, ama, with 616 passengers, 30 bags of“1 of County Clerk, mail matter and 1.780 tons offreight. * c viz.: “Phis little ceremony constitutes For County Recenler, MoCannon, of a ‘Alvoreb in America. jajl for stealing a trunk Ho is now in . FINE RANCH, located halfa miie peta the town of Washington, containing 2> DIED. acres of Land, is offered tor sale cheap. It contains & House, Barn, Stable and a: fine or chard. The land is located in a’ favorable toIn Grage ‘Valley, July 224, 1869,@., eon of cality for irrigation—and has a on crop Jobn'G. and Onoria Seuanend OURON.lor: ‘aged . , in the ground. Applyto MARI pDaT, on the Ranch. fevT fee sad 4 Months and 5 days. .