June 12, 1873 (4 pages)

pene cease ta an om LOONIE Ter Ta aa en pet RN ter aha NANCE Rn SRR a ree ISREN BENNY momen io rea —speRERRRRNe a as omen itr tenet ete On the 14tH nult., says the site we published a statement respecting the work of the Fish Commission of t Badger’s Park, in'Oak‘. do not the old residents of county have a reunion? We remember a great many old timers/now at the Bay or thereabouts who ought to start the affair, What is the matter : that f California, in which was a statement ~ by theiz agont at the East, M. Stone, si — Ee towers, sera the Commissioners as to. 7 w Gashwiler, SM Smith, one jen Felton, DB Nye, But . $P Boswell, . 3B Parham, enry Mackie, JB Richmond, ~ c ales alsa rico, J P Skelton, diengpeliliig report of a tivaster on =a C Niles, oe Wait, _ the Union —Pacifio Railroad, “hy . Jas a ai Ed Commi: ~ Walter” “Mead, which the finewepply._ of sing Js hr H Waite, healthy fish for our rivers, was ‘W 8S Byrne, J C Palmer, The car load of live fish, some four. H H Pearson, . J M Days, hundred thousand in number, os Theodore Lampe, Thomas Day, 8 W Lee,” . C.Conaway, precipitated into the Elkhorn River. . (;,,, p Roberta, LJ Bowiand, Although fish ordinarily will not. — McLaughlin, Charley Bush, drown in water, the chances of those . Joe Roberts, John Ju:d, + inthat-car-ever reaching California ee 3 Somes Fs add, » are very slim. The car may be reJ Clark.’ — we Robert, covered, and perhaps some of the . George Hearst, Wm Hamilton, young fish—we do not know how they were enclosed—but the chances areas one in ten thousand. The Elkhorn. is probably well peopled with what would have been f# rich ctop for this State within a year or . two but for this accident. Messrs. Throokmorton, Reddingand Farwell are entitled to much credit for their efforts in peopling our streams with the fitny people from, abroad, and “they have our sympathy for the disappointment and loss-causeil by this accident. We fear it is too late in the season to remedy the misfartane by a now invoice. The loss sustained by the accident consists of the following: 25 pairs large bass, full of spawn; 25 pairs yellow perch, ditto;100 yellow perch, 500 catfish, 50 breeding eels, 200,000 small eels, 1,000 young Eastern trout, 60,000 yellow. perch. eggs, hatching on the way; 100,000 small shad, 70 large lobsters with spawn, 100 small lobstera, 20 striped bass, breeding; 20 tautaugs. Mr LivingT Ellard Beans, J Sees Jesse 5 Wall, seph Newman, M Colbert, . W Cc C Randolph, Jas Stanton, And about forty others thatwe might mention, had we the time and space, te do something to start such an af-/. fair? There could-be no jollier. crowd assembled anywhere than ‘the oldtime Nevada county people. , So mre the Grass Valley Union. The Union forgot to mention Sam L Hasey,. -E D Herrick, John 8 Gregory, Nathan Jacobs, Dr € M Bates, _-Tim Parker, WmALampe, Amos T Laird, David Dunlap,: -Frank Mead, . W § Edwards, George Meek, \W P Harrington, J BR Whitney, W'S McRoberts, Geo B McKee, C C Leavitt, JA Fairchild, M Ketlo John Smith, JE Squires; Jim Mills, Stephen Barker,. D Bowers, HG Rollins, “A W Laster, RS Card, 5 Gilham, JA Lancaster, Geo Sawyer, Wm McCormick, B 8S Pratt; I8 Thompson, E Mills, Geo A Weavér, Jim Rice, Sam Boring, Sol Lewis, H L Joachimson, Chas Pearson, . stone Stone telegraphed to Commis. D Earnest, '$ Greenfield, sioner Throckmorton, from Omaha, ft S es in ce hide as Grove eo ixon that he is on his. way back to the Fn Yaacbe, ’ TW Gatbasn: East to supply the loss with as many . 3,, English, Dr B B Cole, and great a variety of fish, as can be . RA Pein . gy eons ined at this late mn. Jere Phili lagg, eee td —_ Thos Findley, Ned Wheaton, That Grand Uprising. LF Bosal, E Mellyain, The Sacramento Union has much Viet Bary apaetan Zietober, to say about a great popular uprising . W J Davis, Thos Cook, ___ in Yubs ‘county, which is going to . P Bauner, C F Wood, sweep like a whirlwind over the land, Joe Lewis, J L Gamble, Pecgr mma aat 2, are Mike Lewis, Geo 8 Peirce, carrying everything before it. But} wi Lewis, E S Doud; like all the Union’s breezes, the YuAndrew Stiles, ee Clark, — “ha county blow IS wide it the sanc= , " four men, who bélong to neither party, : —_ dn this vicinity, but as they are cal" Yuba county, that is “taking in the “sweep the county irresistibly.” ’ The whole and. only foundation for furtheruse for it, ‘Phe articles in tum of that paper. Speaking of the movement in Yuba, so magnified by the Union, the Appeal “says: We shuuld like to know what the Union expects to gain by persistently repoating the falsehood that an independent party has been formed in honest men of all parties, and wil) No such: party exists, no such movement is on fodt-and none is contemplated. the first report of such @ movement is this: Some weeks ~ since three or discussed the feasibility of Buch a movement, and it was agreed to inaugurate it in case cértain co-operation could be obtained, but the movement was not courtenanced in quarters where-they had anticipated support and was immediately abandoned. The ‘‘cail’’ which the Union. ' published never received a signature, and was probably sext to the Union office hecause its originators hag no that paper on ‘the “great uprising” ‘in Yaba provoke no little merriment ~ culated to have @ bad effect abroad, wa deem i it proper to expose. the utter falsity of their assertions. There will probably ‘bo bat two tickets in _ the field in Yuba county, the ye Republican-and Democratic, both, parties are determined to make good nominations this condition of . political affgins is not likely to be changed. ‘A Boston paper ‘asserts that this pee seeded in Plies Won _ ty in ola times had a retinien last Tuolumne old residents Sector Gillem. When Gilfm was superceeded in command'in thi Modoc wad exhibited, ‘but if there is any foundation for the charges against ia . him, he was not removed any too early. A Washington special of June 10th says that’An investigation will be made at once into Colonel Gi lem's conduct of the campaign against the Modoes. Charges have been laid before the War De. partment narrating that the com{ maud of Major ‘Thomas went out %, House i is cotstructed. so that! country b Geatint Devin, pend simaeide its agousti¢ Advantages are most ex: cellent. A low whisper can be heard in amy part of thé room, and a man can almost hear himself think, A makes an impression upon.the tympanum.equal to that produced by the discharge of a teh-pound field piece im open ground, and the} chances are that when. the records are placed in their new receptacle, the scratching of the peu of the eopyist early in the morning, and though the ‘. sound of battle was distinctly heard, . the commanding officer sent no relief until 40’clock in the afternoon, but was lounging all day in his tent. Op account of this neglect a large number of officers and men were killed and wounded. Dr. Dewitt, . assistant surgeon of the United States atmy, specifically charges. Gillem with neglect for leaving the wounded in the field for 36. hours before or_. ders were given to bring them in for} and Lieutenant Harris; = treatment, died in consequence of his neglect. The feeling among the army officers . i8 very.i intense against Gillem. They allege that he is notoriously incapable, and demand bis trial ee courtmartial. Taxing Church Property. * The Ohio State Constitutional Convention has the subject under consideration. of providing its organlie law for the taxation of church property, and thus deprive the Lagislature of the power to make dixcriminations in thig respect. -It isalleged that Ohio has one-tenth of the entire church property of the United States. A wricer in the Cincinnati Commercial is authority for the additional statement, that the increase . in the value of this property is greatly in excess of . the, increasé in the number ofchurches and church members. ‘Ale asserts that from: 1850 to 1860, there was an increuse in ehurch membership of thirty per cent, while-during the succeeding _. decade the increase was hardly eleven per cent. The proposed amendment to the Constitution is said to be demanded by a very considerable portion of the people of Uhio, In €alifornia, all church property is taxa= ble under the State Constitution. Perishable Pavement. The experiment of wood pavement has been a failure in Philadelphia. The Press notices the fact thats wood pavement laid in front ‘of the Custom House in that-eity, has been _. taken up after a two years’ trial. The blocks originally seven inches Lew lark, Geo Lovey, . Wm M Stewart, H BR Bussenius, Doc Hosmer, John Stone, — Richard Kelsey, Wm Stone,. ae Bowers, Dr C R Spaw Hes. 'W L Tisdale, — D Chapin, Tom Johnson, A Haas, > WD Tisdale, S Haas, Ed Robinson, H M Levy, Dr Hiller, J H Warten, David Belden, Wm Waldo, J © Randall,Horace Kilham, B P Avery, W B Ewer, 8 D BStaats, HC Bennett, Henry Philip, H MBilumenthal, C Battersby, J B McChesney, J W Rule, And a hundred or so others, had we time and space to spare to publish them. But with the names already given, there is a a sifficient number to get up a grand reunion of. Nevada county people who are living in the vicinity-of . San Francisco. From relinbio-data it is ascertained that the total ameunt of cotton by the civil and. military officers of the United States, coming under the head of captured and abandoned property, was 166,000 dales, Of this: 10,000 bales were released and the balance sold, gross proceeds being $43,000,000, of this the Secretary of the treasury refunded claim000, gos sais tO, $2,000, 00, leav. ing’ as net $26,000,000 bead Suit has been brought im the Court of Claims for 92,000 heles, of which . issed claims for 25,000 bales. ‘This leaves as yet Sabine hilt 060 tales. Sudgh rendered in the for $5,000,000, Jeaving « balance ati in the treasury ‘on a8 . there have been rejected or nts have . Cece Claim: , your ® valuation of the laud alone in . coount Saapenmpome ogress the burnt district’ is actually ‘greater than. that of the land and. all. the buildings npon it before the fire. Cane will be ranning ‘through the Potomac Railway Tunnel, ia Baitimare, Sone JON t 000, bodies in all have been from. the wreck of ~ Atlas.tis,: Teavil cineca a maven h foun ek et i ‘twenty-eight “Taw sare ‘100m: : thei just now is G19 per day, Woard is “)deep, were worn down so that only two inches remained. There has generally been less complaint of wear than of decay of wood pave~}ments. It is certain that a raw pine pavement, no matter how much hot asphaltum is poured over it will not doin any city where economy and durability are matters of prime interest, A-permanent.and substan‘tial road will cost more at first, but its durability will be greater than half a dozen wood pavements. Valuable Discovery. Russia ‘has long enjoyed the monopoly of manufacturing a superior article of sheet iron, according to a process which the balance of the world knew nothing about. The article has. been made in Siberia, standing offer of £50,000, it is said, has been kept‘open in England for the discovery of the method, but without suecess. Now it is asserted that a process has been discovered in Pittsburgh, by Rogers & Birchfield; ‘by whieh sheet iron is turned out of equal ‘quality, and that -a patent has beem secured for the inyention. Sef Tue Geasane oF sg i ir , . the first of 1853, before ‘which “time _Btate,. there have arrived here 135,899 Chinese, and 61,909 have return-ed to China, These figures of arri‘vals and départures show that if none of the Chinese arriving here had left the State for Nevada and. points fartotal Chinese population of the Would now be, 76,076. But d ures of Chinese by land and death have probably been sufficiently numerous to the eRe lation 60 a wii Popalag talons Zealand prov. be ina saa vi and is valuable for certain uses. A very few Chinese had arrived in this: ther Fast, and none’ had died, _the f will sound like the filing of a hand saw. Iftheatres and halls were constructed on the same plan us the! vault for records, there would be little complaint of poor acoustics, and if some of the splons who complain abont the Senate and Assembly chambers at Sacramento; could be induced to rehearse one of their speeches in the vault of records, the probabilities are that they would be so entirely satisfied with acoustics as never to attempt another speech. ' Ber Sheriff. By reference to political announcements to-day, it will be seen, that familiarly known ag 3 Lige Tompkins, is announced’ as a candidate for Sheriff, subject-to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Tompkins is an old and well-known resident of the county, having been + here for over 21 years, and has for some~yeltrs—past~been-a-rancher~in Bear Valley, where he keeps a ho‘tel, and knows how. He has many warm friends in the county. Democratic Suntent Committee. A meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee will be leld at +Grass Valley on Saturday 21st inst, at 12 o’clock-at noon. All the members of the Committee are. earnestly -requested to be present, and the Unnion suggests that ‘‘candidates might also with propriety be on hand.” The ‘‘unterrified’’ evidently mean business. Ice Cream,Yesterday afternoon, Antoine Tam made his appearance in our office, armed with a platter, containing half a dozen plates of delicious ice cream, flavored with vanilla and strawberry. At-Tam’s Saloon, on’ Pive street, he keeps a constant supply of icecream, soda water, fresh oysters, etc. Those who want good things should call on Tux Tulare Times says: The Goshen station has been _ finally abandonef. Hereafter the ‘stages will +run.to.Tulare, to. which. point all. passengers will be ticketed. Thus ends the short chapter of the existence of Goshen—“‘the city of the plain.’ Like Palmyra of old, which had a similar situation, it has ‘“walked off” on its nose and “will be known no more, forever,’’ be it ment of Marysville, has now four of Grover & Baker’s mommoth machines running by Chinese power, and bags are turned out-very rapidly. Itis making 113,750 ‘sacks fur the Sutter County Farmers’ Club,the farmers furnishing their own material. J. L. Borns, of Tehama eounty, once representative of Butte, has been found at the Black Buttes, Mill creek, Tehama, mardered. His head was cut offand his gun lay by his side. “ He: was herding a band of cattle in that vicinity. It is supposed the Mill creek Indians did it. Tus President of « Nashville street this road,” and getiing this reply,1 “Well, you won’t own it long if you don’t pay me your fare, that is all I've got to say about it.’ iia Avp to.the sales and taxes paid onSpirituous, vinous, and malt liquors machinery; »ate., together with the expenses conneeted directly with the trade, and the lastyear’s business aggregated at $1,500,600. a Joun Ketxy, who owns a at Donner lake, -intends «to ha: 500,000 trout this Summer. He has purchased 20,000 small tront.of the . Tahoe fishery, which were hatched ‘last Summer, Ow Wednesday ‘night, May 28th, at Porterville, it frosted heavy hh (‘Be new vaalt for record in thé} A careful reading. loud sound from’ good patrof lungs Tus Farmers’ Union bag establish. the capital invested in buildings and . . enough to kill renege vines and . why it Should ¢ Done. ofollowing . sections of the lawg "gt the United States, will show, why all; such: ordico Supervisors to’ remedy the Chinese evil, cannot be enforced < : Sec. 16. the jurisdiction of the United States shall have the same right in every State and Territory of the United States to make and enforce contracts, to sue, to be and to the full and equal benefits of all laws and proceedings for the security of person and property, as is enjoyed by white citizens, and shall be subject to like punishment, pains, 4 tions of every kind, and none other, any law, statute, ordinance, regulation or custom to the contrary notwithstanditig,~ No tax or charge shall be imposed or enforced by. any . Stute upon’ any person immigrating thereto from a foreign country which ris: not equally imposed ‘and enforced upon every— immigrating to country; and any law of any State in conflict with this provisien is hereby declared null and void. ., Sec. 17. ‘That ‘any person who, under color of any law, statute, ordinonce, regulation, or. custom,‘ shall subject or cause tobe subjected, any inhzbitant of any State or Territory to-the deprivation of any right secured or protected by the last preceding section of this Act, or to different punishment, pains or penalties, on account ef such person being an alien, or by reason of his-color or race, than i is prescribed for the punishment of citizens, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and, on conviction, shall be punished by fine not exqeeding one thousand dollars, or ‘imprisonment_not exceeding one year, or both, in the discretion of the Court. . ® Chinese immigration can be discouraged, but it must be done under the law, and not by such spasmodic, sensational efforts as agitates San A new gold field has been ‘discovered in South Africa, within\100 piles of Cape Town. . Mrs, Cansy, the widow of Gen. Canby, will take up her permanent residence in Indianapolis. Political “Announcements. “For Sherif, E LIJAH O. TOMPKINS is eee an4 nounced asa candidate forthe office of Sheriff. Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Sheriff. Fi pow MAJOR announces himeelf as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of-Nevada County. “Subject to the decision of the Democretic Convention. : je4 For Recorder, b Fine GARTH is her hereby annownhced as # candidate for the oftice of County Recorder. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. NEW ARRANGEMENT. enema Nevada City and Dutch Flat Stage Line. Leroy Crary, Proprietor, ~: TY. Stage will leave the Union: Hotel. Nevada City, for You Bet, Littl and Dutch Flat, We n VEDI {Pek ene: FRIDAY urning, will leave Dutch Fiat termediate points;every TUESDAY, MONDAY, WEDNES. arrival of the down train. LEROY ORARY, ri Nevada, June 10th, 1873, + Prop seas GEO. .WOODS .& CO,’s ORGANS. HE most remarkable instrament ever ‘perfected; capable of the most beautiful ‘aunt effects; and in the most ~— for fare by saying, “I own most of, . ACR, ‘ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC Should see them and hear thetr \ 3 ‘COMBINATION SOLO STOPS. WM.G. BADGER, Of 7 Sansome 8t., hi Wickets Won aa i8-3m Bankruptey Notice. WW the District Co ot nite?'S I District of rst te a oh pe ornia. In the matter of wt iS Cee Paphrert, Before Mr. nances as passed by theSan'Francis. . : at all persons within . pane. give evidence,. .*. penalties, taxes, licenses; and exac-. such State from any other foreign . San Francisco at the present time——}OKNINGS, at 8 a, ; DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, on the . A ee Se gin, . NEVADA THEATRE, aa On Monday Ev’ v'Bs Jane 16th, PROF. “HAVELE, And his numerons pupils, Kindly assisted by MRS. HELEN MARBLE, From San Francisco, who has ¢ generor offered her most yalnable services occasion. = The Concert will consist ot Duetts tes Trios Marble. pete vocal, ; the Professor and Mrs. He: mete = Mr, Havell intends awarding to fach of his: pupils a -present;-as a Pe Of ‘this occasion, and a reward for in industry, that being. the great ; Secret of guccess To conelude ‘with that mo; sccentet laughable farce, .: a « BOX AND Cox, } OR, ROOM ENOUGH FOR BOTH, ~ MRS.-HELEN MARBLE AS “BOUNOER,” Admission, Fifty Cents.Full programme in a few days, Mrs. Murble and Mr. Havall will viait North San dnan on Tuesday, Ju -Grass Valley on phe, June uth’ yh "ESTABLISHED mv 1890, BRISTOL'S. SARSAPARILLA! THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE ~~ BLOOD. TS quickest and “most certain curs or SCROFULA, _ RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS, All kinds of diseases or sores arising sing impure blood and humors. me. NEVER FAILS In effecting a complete: cure, if used a suf. ficient length of timie. For sule by all Druggists and Dealers i Medicines. my22 : NATIONAL rig mies HOTEL, . BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY CARR & “TULLY. Proprietors, HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL: IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in ele-. gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will pare favorably with that of. any Hotel in the State. The Proprietors wil} spare no pains nor expense to render their guests comfortable. Stages for all pars the State have their Offices at this Hote The House is kept open all night for -the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connecte! ‘with the Hotel. . A share ef Public Patronage is srespectfu: « . ty solicited. CARR '& TULLY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, 1776. _1873. July 4 4th. CELEBRATE ! ~ CELEBRATE! FIREWORKS, HE Greatest Pleasure to the Greatest Number at the Least Expense. » eHUROH & CLARK, Are prepared to furnish Fireworks of all kinds, manufactured by them, and guarat teed superior to any. Sky Rockets, Roman Cand’es, Bengolas. Floral Shells, Blue Lights, Mines of Stars, Balloons etc, etc. Portable Pieces for Exhibitions, which can be transported without injury. CHURCH & CLARE, je10 407 Front ‘Bt. San Francisco. Fountain Soda, Yeo Cream, ANTOINE TAM, N PINE, STREET, to “furnish 3 mE city with the very wate —co of Fountain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters, Candies, &c. My Fouhtath Beds ib équal to any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, and overrtog knows SOIREE bes 46 be had ia. the Give me & ¢all and I will treat you ell. hy it S05 EEOINE TAM. Nevada, June 100%, As = = > Sn WHOLESALE The Dui NEVADA a eemeeageni ai LOCAL : Bi The Good T reunion on. Fri tions of visiting . Valley, Rough Juan are expe time will be the The Nevada of the handse country, thoro’ vass ,cover, Al the ice busine service keepin weather. 2 The Trucke: . Jates the polic . prevailed in tk } day.afternoon that time-only and he was no The Repub! receipts for th foot up 210,01 of this 1s for 1 a small portic léy and Taho The public will close for day week. I bition will be _ which all the Strawberri: this market, to 25 cents . apricots were per pound by Squad dril evening, anc urday night. . bers of the . The Cow menced mak “sessment b< “the Collecto The Fire . . ing last nigt for attendin; San Juan. The asse been comp! except Gras Doe. Will rattlesnake tely. The _W.8, He time reside town yester The Ren make an e: on the 24th Th A meetin geline Chi der of the ef Free M daughters, on, Tuesday shortness . great man J. Rolfe w. Matron, au ings of th by the We well. A 1 officers of the Worth: ~ evening, z adjourned Cong At the given by t the Congr receipts % penses fal ing @ ne treasury. are to li against tl rey for the pi their new Mr. Sim of thanks the enter their ‘ine! “$0 geneta _ Profes fice is at

pene cease ta an om LOONIE Ter Ta aa en pet RN ter aha NANCE Rn SRR a ree ISREN BENNY momen io rea —speRERRRRNe a as omen itr tenet ete On the 14tH nult., says the site we published a statement respecting the work of the Fish Commission of t Badger’s Park, in'Oak‘. do not the old residents of county have a reunion? We remember a great many old timers/now at the Bay or thereabouts who ought to start the affair, What is the matter : that f California, in which was a statement ~ by theiz agont at the East, M. Stone, si — Ee towers, sera the Commissioners as to. 7 w Gashwiler, SM Smith, one jen Felton, DB Nye, But . $P Boswell, . 3B Parham, enry Mackie, JB Richmond, ~ c ales alsa rico, J P Skelton, diengpeliliig report of a tivaster on =a C Niles, oe Wait, _ the Union —Pacifio Railroad, “hy . Jas a ai Ed Commi: ~ Walter” “Mead, which the finewepply._ of sing Js hr H Waite, healthy fish for our rivers, was ‘W 8S Byrne, J C Palmer, The car load of live fish, some four. H H Pearson, . J M Days, hundred thousand in number, os Theodore Lampe, Thomas Day, 8 W Lee,” . C.Conaway, precipitated into the Elkhorn River. . (;,,, p Roberta, LJ Bowiand, Although fish ordinarily will not. — McLaughlin, Charley Bush, drown in water, the chances of those . Joe Roberts, John Ju:d, + inthat-car-ever reaching California ee 3 Somes Fs add, » are very slim. The car may be reJ Clark.’ — we Robert, covered, and perhaps some of the . George Hearst, Wm Hamilton, young fish—we do not know how they were enclosed—but the chances areas one in ten thousand. The Elkhorn. is probably well peopled with what would have been f# rich ctop for this State within a year or . two but for this accident. Messrs. Throokmorton, Reddingand Farwell are entitled to much credit for their efforts in peopling our streams with the fitny people from, abroad, and “they have our sympathy for the disappointment and loss-causeil by this accident. We fear it is too late in the season to remedy the misfartane by a now invoice. The loss sustained by the accident consists of the following: 25 pairs large bass, full of spawn; 25 pairs yellow perch, ditto;100 yellow perch, 500 catfish, 50 breeding eels, 200,000 small eels, 1,000 young Eastern trout, 60,000 yellow. perch. eggs, hatching on the way; 100,000 small shad, 70 large lobsters with spawn, 100 small lobstera, 20 striped bass, breeding; 20 tautaugs. Mr LivingT Ellard Beans, J Sees Jesse 5 Wall, seph Newman, M Colbert, . W Cc C Randolph, Jas Stanton, And about forty others thatwe might mention, had we the time and space, te do something to start such an af-/. fair? There could-be no jollier. crowd assembled anywhere than ‘the oldtime Nevada county people. , So mre the Grass Valley Union. The Union forgot to mention Sam L Hasey,. -E D Herrick, John 8 Gregory, Nathan Jacobs, Dr € M Bates, _-Tim Parker, WmALampe, Amos T Laird, David Dunlap,: -Frank Mead, . W § Edwards, George Meek, \W P Harrington, J BR Whitney, W'S McRoberts, Geo B McKee, C C Leavitt, JA Fairchild, M Ketlo John Smith, JE Squires; Jim Mills, Stephen Barker,. D Bowers, HG Rollins, “A W Laster, RS Card, 5 Gilham, JA Lancaster, Geo Sawyer, Wm McCormick, B 8S Pratt; I8 Thompson, E Mills, Geo A Weavér, Jim Rice, Sam Boring, Sol Lewis, H L Joachimson, Chas Pearson, . stone Stone telegraphed to Commis. D Earnest, '$ Greenfield, sioner Throckmorton, from Omaha, ft S es in ce hide as Grove eo ixon that he is on his. way back to the Fn Yaacbe, ’ TW Gatbasn: East to supply the loss with as many . 3,, English, Dr B B Cole, and great a variety of fish, as can be . RA Pein . gy eons ined at this late mn. Jere Phili lagg, eee td —_ Thos Findley, Ned Wheaton, That Grand Uprising. LF Bosal, E Mellyain, The Sacramento Union has much Viet Bary apaetan Zietober, to say about a great popular uprising . W J Davis, Thos Cook, ___ in Yubs ‘county, which is going to . P Bauner, C F Wood, sweep like a whirlwind over the land, Joe Lewis, J L Gamble, Pecgr mma aat 2, are Mike Lewis, Geo 8 Peirce, carrying everything before it. But} wi Lewis, E S Doud; like all the Union’s breezes, the YuAndrew Stiles, ee Clark, — “ha county blow IS wide it the sanc= , " four men, who bélong to neither party, : —_ dn this vicinity, but as they are cal" Yuba county, that is “taking in the “sweep the county irresistibly.” ’ The whole and. only foundation for furtheruse for it, ‘Phe articles in tum of that paper. Speaking of the movement in Yuba, so magnified by the Union, the Appeal “says: We shuuld like to know what the Union expects to gain by persistently repoating the falsehood that an independent party has been formed in honest men of all parties, and wil) No such: party exists, no such movement is on fodt-and none is contemplated. the first report of such @ movement is this: Some weeks ~ since three or discussed the feasibility of Buch a movement, and it was agreed to inaugurate it in case cértain co-operation could be obtained, but the movement was not courtenanced in quarters where-they had anticipated support and was immediately abandoned. The ‘‘cail’’ which the Union. ' published never received a signature, and was probably sext to the Union office hecause its originators hag no that paper on ‘the “great uprising” ‘in Yaba provoke no little merriment ~ culated to have @ bad effect abroad, wa deem i it proper to expose. the utter falsity of their assertions. There will probably ‘bo bat two tickets in _ the field in Yuba county, the ye Republican-and Democratic, both, parties are determined to make good nominations this condition of . political affgins is not likely to be changed. ‘A Boston paper ‘asserts that this pee seeded in Plies Won _ ty in ola times had a retinien last Tuolumne old residents Sector Gillem. When Gilfm was superceeded in command'in thi Modoc wad exhibited, ‘but if there is any foundation for the charges against ia . him, he was not removed any too early. A Washington special of June 10th says that’An investigation will be made at once into Colonel Gi lem's conduct of the campaign against the Modoes. Charges have been laid before the War De. partment narrating that the com{ maud of Major ‘Thomas went out %, House i is cotstructed. so that! country b Geatint Devin, pend simaeide its agousti¢ Advantages are most ex: cellent. A low whisper can be heard in amy part of thé room, and a man can almost hear himself think, A makes an impression upon.the tympanum.equal to that produced by the discharge of a teh-pound field piece im open ground, and the} chances are that when. the records are placed in their new receptacle, the scratching of the peu of the eopyist early in the morning, and though the ‘. sound of battle was distinctly heard, . the commanding officer sent no relief until 40’clock in the afternoon, but was lounging all day in his tent. Op account of this neglect a large number of officers and men were killed and wounded. Dr. Dewitt, . assistant surgeon of the United States atmy, specifically charges. Gillem with neglect for leaving the wounded in the field for 36. hours before or_. ders were given to bring them in for} and Lieutenant Harris; = treatment, died in consequence of his neglect. The feeling among the army officers . i8 very.i intense against Gillem. They allege that he is notoriously incapable, and demand bis trial ee courtmartial. Taxing Church Property. * The Ohio State Constitutional Convention has the subject under consideration. of providing its organlie law for the taxation of church property, and thus deprive the Lagislature of the power to make dixcriminations in thig respect. -It isalleged that Ohio has one-tenth of the entire church property of the United States. A wricer in the Cincinnati Commercial is authority for the additional statement, that the increase . in the value of this property is greatly in excess of . the, increasé in the number ofchurches and church members. ‘Ale asserts that from: 1850 to 1860, there was an increuse in ehurch membership of thirty per cent, while-during the succeeding _. decade the increase was hardly eleven per cent. The proposed amendment to the Constitution is said to be demanded by a very considerable portion of the people of Uhio, In €alifornia, all church property is taxa= ble under the State Constitution. Perishable Pavement. The experiment of wood pavement has been a failure in Philadelphia. The Press notices the fact thats wood pavement laid in front ‘of the Custom House in that-eity, has been _. taken up after a two years’ trial. The blocks originally seven inches Lew lark, Geo Lovey, . Wm M Stewart, H BR Bussenius, Doc Hosmer, John Stone, — Richard Kelsey, Wm Stone,. ae Bowers, Dr C R Spaw Hes. 'W L Tisdale, — D Chapin, Tom Johnson, A Haas, > WD Tisdale, S Haas, Ed Robinson, H M Levy, Dr Hiller, J H Warten, David Belden, Wm Waldo, J © Randall,Horace Kilham, B P Avery, W B Ewer, 8 D BStaats, HC Bennett, Henry Philip, H MBilumenthal, C Battersby, J B McChesney, J W Rule, And a hundred or so others, had we time and space to spare to publish them. But with the names already given, there is a a sifficient number to get up a grand reunion of. Nevada county people who are living in the vicinity-of . San Francisco. From relinbio-data it is ascertained that the total ameunt of cotton by the civil and. military officers of the United States, coming under the head of captured and abandoned property, was 166,000 dales, Of this: 10,000 bales were released and the balance sold, gross proceeds being $43,000,000, of this the Secretary of the treasury refunded claim000, gos sais tO, $2,000, 00, leav. ing’ as net $26,000,000 bead Suit has been brought im the Court of Claims for 92,000 heles, of which . issed claims for 25,000 bales. ‘This leaves as yet Sabine hilt 060 tales. Sudgh rendered in the for $5,000,000, Jeaving « balance ati in the treasury ‘on a8 . there have been rejected or nts have . Cece Claim: , your ® valuation of the laud alone in . coount Saapenmpome ogress the burnt district’ is actually ‘greater than. that of the land and. all. the buildings npon it before the fire. Cane will be ranning ‘through the Potomac Railway Tunnel, ia Baitimare, Sone JON t 000, bodies in all have been from. the wreck of ~ Atlas.tis,: Teavil cineca a maven h foun ek et i ‘twenty-eight “Taw sare ‘100m: : thei just now is G19 per day, Woard is “)deep, were worn down so that only two inches remained. There has generally been less complaint of wear than of decay of wood pave~}ments. It is certain that a raw pine pavement, no matter how much hot asphaltum is poured over it will not doin any city where economy and durability are matters of prime interest, A-permanent.and substan‘tial road will cost more at first, but its durability will be greater than half a dozen wood pavements. Valuable Discovery. Russia ‘has long enjoyed the monopoly of manufacturing a superior article of sheet iron, according to a process which the balance of the world knew nothing about. The article has. been made in Siberia, standing offer of £50,000, it is said, has been kept‘open in England for the discovery of the method, but without suecess. Now it is asserted that a process has been discovered in Pittsburgh, by Rogers & Birchfield; ‘by whieh sheet iron is turned out of equal ‘quality, and that -a patent has beem secured for the inyention. Sef Tue Geasane oF sg i ir , . the first of 1853, before ‘which “time _Btate,. there have arrived here 135,899 Chinese, and 61,909 have return-ed to China, These figures of arri‘vals and départures show that if none of the Chinese arriving here had left the State for Nevada and. points fartotal Chinese population of the Would now be, 76,076. But d ures of Chinese by land and death have probably been sufficiently numerous to the eRe lation 60 a wii Popalag talons Zealand prov. be ina saa vi and is valuable for certain uses. A very few Chinese had arrived in this: ther Fast, and none’ had died, _the f will sound like the filing of a hand saw. Iftheatres and halls were constructed on the same plan us the! vault for records, there would be little complaint of poor acoustics, and if some of the splons who complain abont the Senate and Assembly chambers at Sacramento; could be induced to rehearse one of their speeches in the vault of records, the probabilities are that they would be so entirely satisfied with acoustics as never to attempt another speech. ' Ber Sheriff. By reference to political announcements to-day, it will be seen, that familiarly known ag 3 Lige Tompkins, is announced’ as a candidate for Sheriff, subject-to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Tompkins is an old and well-known resident of the county, having been + here for over 21 years, and has for some~yeltrs—past~been-a-rancher~in Bear Valley, where he keeps a ho‘tel, and knows how. He has many warm friends in the county. Democratic Suntent Committee. A meeting of the Democratic County Central Committee will be leld at +Grass Valley on Saturday 21st inst, at 12 o’clock-at noon. All the members of the Committee are. earnestly -requested to be present, and the Unnion suggests that ‘‘candidates might also with propriety be on hand.” The ‘‘unterrified’’ evidently mean business. Ice Cream,Yesterday afternoon, Antoine Tam made his appearance in our office, armed with a platter, containing half a dozen plates of delicious ice cream, flavored with vanilla and strawberry. At-Tam’s Saloon, on’ Pive street, he keeps a constant supply of icecream, soda water, fresh oysters, etc. Those who want good things should call on Tux Tulare Times says: The Goshen station has been _ finally abandonef. Hereafter the ‘stages will +run.to.Tulare, to.. which. point all.

passengers will be ticketed. Thus ends the short chapter of the existence of Goshen—“‘the city of the plain.’ Like Palmyra of old, which had a similar situation, it has ‘“walked off” on its nose and “will be known no more, forever,’’ be it ment of Marysville, has now four of Grover & Baker’s mommoth machines running by Chinese power, and bags are turned out-very rapidly. Itis making 113,750 ‘sacks fur the Sutter County Farmers’ Club,the farmers furnishing their own material. J. L. Borns, of Tehama eounty, once representative of Butte, has been found at the Black Buttes, Mill creek, Tehama, mardered. His head was cut offand his gun lay by his side. “ He: was herding a band of cattle in that vicinity. It is supposed the Mill creek Indians did it. Tus President of « Nashville street this road,” and getiing this reply,1 “Well, you won’t own it long if you don’t pay me your fare, that is all I've got to say about it.’ iia Avp to.the sales and taxes paid onSpirituous, vinous, and malt liquors machinery; »ate., together with the expenses conneeted directly with the trade, and the lastyear’s business aggregated at $1,500,600.. a Joun Ketxy, who owns a at Donner lake, -intends «to ha: 500,000 trout this Summer. He has purchased 20,000 small tront.of the . Tahoe fishery, which were hatched ‘last Summer, Ow Wednesday ‘night, May 28th, at Porterville, it frosted heavy hh (‘Be new vaalt for record in thé} A careful reading. loud sound from’ good patrof lungs Tus Farmers’ Union bag establish. the capital invested in buildings and . . enough to kill renege vines and . why it Should ¢ Done. ofollowing . sections of the lawg "gt the United States, will show, why all; such: ordico Supervisors to’ remedy the Chinese evil, cannot be enforced < : Sec. 16. the jurisdiction of the United States shall have the same right in every State and Territory of the United States to make and enforce contracts, to sue, to be and to the full and equal benefits of all laws and proceedings for the security of person and property, as is enjoyed by white citizens, and shall be subject to like punishment, pains, 4 tions of every kind, and none other, any law, statute, ordinance, regulation or custom to the contrary notwithstanditig,~ No tax or charge shall be imposed or enforced by. any . Stute upon’ any person immigrating thereto from a foreign country which ris: not equally imposed ‘and enforced upon every— immigrating to country; and any law of any State in conflict with this provisien is hereby declared null and void. ., Sec. 17. ‘That ‘any person who, under color of any law, statute, ordinonce, regulation, or. custom,‘ shall subject or cause tobe subjected, any inhzbitant of any State or Territory to-the deprivation of any right secured or protected by the last preceding section of this Act, or to different punishment, pains or penalties, on account ef such person being an alien, or by reason of his-color or race, than i is prescribed for the punishment of citizens, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and, on conviction, shall be punished by fine not exqeeding one thousand dollars, or ‘imprisonment_not exceeding one year, or both, in the discretion of the Court. . ® Chinese immigration can be discouraged, but it must be done under the law, and not by such spasmodic, sensational efforts as agitates San A new gold field has been ‘discovered in South Africa, within\100 piles of Cape Town. . Mrs, Cansy, the widow of Gen. Canby, will take up her permanent residence in Indianapolis. Political “Announcements. “For Sherif, E LIJAH O. TOMPKINS is eee an4 nounced asa candidate forthe office of Sheriff. Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For Sheriff. Fi pow MAJOR announces himeelf as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of-Nevada County. “Subject to the decision of the Democretic Convention. : je4 For Recorder, b Fine GARTH is her hereby annownhced as # candidate for the oftice of County Recorder. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. NEW ARRANGEMENT. enema Nevada City and Dutch Flat Stage Line. Leroy Crary, Proprietor, ~: TY. Stage will leave the Union: Hotel. Nevada City, for You Bet, Littl and Dutch Flat, We n VEDI {Pek ene: FRIDAY urning, will leave Dutch Fiat termediate points;every TUESDAY, MONDAY, WEDNES. arrival of the down train. LEROY ORARY, ri Nevada, June 10th, 1873, + Prop seas GEO. .WOODS .& CO,’s ORGANS. HE most remarkable instrament ever ‘perfected; capable of the most beautiful ‘aunt effects; and in the most ~— for fare by saying, “I own most of, . ACR, ‘ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC Should see them and hear thetr \ 3 ‘COMBINATION SOLO STOPS. WM.G. BADGER, Of 7 Sansome 8t., hi Wickets Won aa i8-3m Bankruptey Notice. WW the District Co ot nite?'S I District of rst te a oh pe ornia. In the matter of wt iS Cee Paphrert, Before Mr. nances as passed by theSan'Francis. . : at all persons within . pane. give evidence,. .*. penalties, taxes, licenses; and exac-. such State from any other foreign . San Francisco at the present time——}OKNINGS, at 8 a, ; DAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, on the . A ee Se gin, . NEVADA THEATRE, aa On Monday Ev’ v'Bs Jane 16th, PROF. “HAVELE, And his numerons pupils, Kindly assisted by MRS. HELEN MARBLE, From San Francisco, who has ¢ generor offered her most yalnable services occasion. = The Concert will consist ot Duetts tes Trios Marble.. pete vocal, ; the Professor and Mrs. He: mete = Mr, Havell intends awarding to fach of his: pupils a -present;-as a Pe Of ‘this occasion, and a reward for in industry, that being. the great ; Secret of guccess To conelude ‘with that mo; sccentet laughable farce, .: a « BOX AND Cox, } OR, ROOM ENOUGH FOR BOTH, ~ MRS.-HELEN MARBLE AS “BOUNOER,” Admission, Fifty Cents.Full programme in a few days, Mrs. Murble and Mr. Havall will viait North San dnan on Tuesday, Ju -Grass Valley on phe, June uth’ yh "ESTABLISHED mv 1890, BRISTOL'S. SARSAPARILLA! THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE ~~ BLOOD. TS quickest and “most certain curs or SCROFULA, _ RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS, All kinds of diseases or sores arising sing impure blood and humors. me. NEVER FAILS In effecting a complete: cure, if used a suf. ficient length of timie. For sule by all Druggists and Dealers i Medicines. my22 : NATIONAL rig mies HOTEL, . BROAD STREET.....NEVADA CITY CARR & “TULLY. Proprietors, HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL: IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up in ele-. gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will pare favorably with that of. any Hotel in the State. The Proprietors wil} spare no pains nor expense to render their guests comfortable. Stages for all pars the State have their Offices at this Hote The House is kept open all night for -the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connecte! ‘with the Hotel. . A share ef Public Patronage is srespectfu: « . ty solicited. CARR '& TULLY, Proprietors. Nevada, June 9th, 1776. _1873. July 4 4th. CELEBRATE ! ~ CELEBRATE! FIREWORKS, HE Greatest Pleasure to the Greatest Number at the Least Expense. » eHUROH & CLARK, Are prepared to furnish Fireworks of all kinds, manufactured by them, and guarat teed superior to any. Sky Rockets, Roman Cand’es, Bengolas. Floral Shells, Blue Lights, Mines of Stars, Balloons etc, etc. Portable Pieces for Exhibitions, which can be transported without injury. CHURCH & CLARE, je10 407 Front ‘Bt. San Francisco. Fountain Soda, Yeo Cream, ANTOINE TAM, N PINE, STREET, to “furnish 3 mE city with the very wate —co of Fountain Soda, Ice Cream, Oysters, Candies, &c. My Fouhtath Beds ib équal to any. The Ice Cream is No. 1, and overrtog knows SOIREE bes 46 be had ia. the Give me & ¢all and I will treat you ell. hy it S05 EEOINE TAM. Nevada, June 100%, As = = > Sn WHOLESALE The Dui NEVADA a eemeeageni ai LOCAL : Bi The Good T reunion on. Fri tions of visiting . Valley, Rough Juan are expe time will be the The Nevada of the handse country, thoro’ vass ,cover, Al the ice busine service keepin weather. 2 The Trucke: . Jates the polic . prevailed in tk } day.afternoon that time-only and he was no The Repub! receipts for th foot up 210,01 of this 1s for 1 a small portic léy and Taho The public will close for day week. I bition will be _ which all the Strawberri: this market, to 25 cents . apricots were per pound by Squad dril evening, anc urday night. . bers of the . The Cow menced mak “sessment b< “the Collecto The Fire . . ing last nigt for attendin; San Juan. The asse been comp! except Gras Doe. Will rattlesnake tely. The _W.8, He time reside town yester The Ren make an e: on the 24th Th A meetin geline Chi der of the ef Free M daughters, on, Tuesday shortness . great man J. Rolfe w. Matron, au ings of th by the We well. A 1 officers of the Worth: ~ evening, z adjourned Cong At the given by t the Congr receipts % penses fal ing @ ne treasury. are to li against tl rey for the pi their new Mr. Sim of thanks the enter their ‘ine! “$0 geneta _ Profes fice is at