June 12, 1874 (4 pages)

eee * weer at i} Se REIS TF Ce ee ee ee ee ee ~ (AMRIT CORT TREAT MOE he wily PANaCr Rey. Mr. Halleday former pastor. .A trip to th fw mit 8 ation yes-. _ cGiar'stzr l freetkra TupnhRt it sete al sical a ~u 3 friends here. He bas them both in . ty and comforting, at Home. Sum . stespatricaeG nemetee-c NaaeOabieCsohn USTREC ry D ABD EEPTOON-. @ §: ss : om. Stati ~~. Briday, June 12th, 1874, and outof the Obbreh. ; He will fil mit eter is. = _epooned ot odcoae ts otaaBOdpenodete thou twelg Bt StANELY oN ‘Hann. mt GREAT CHANGE HAS Li ee . the pulpit of the: Congregational, op SEBS EES ee me . oré Irerwaa takidedniijSda bp hehaerdf ; se ae Me TAKEN PcAC if coms a cl “Wiech. Church of Text Sunday, __ . age, andiin places the drifts “ein of . Botbiow remoserals hace odie i ; tt LARGE s¥OCK OF 2 . EN . , er a a : : : 3 dad i . 'kac oct sat iaRIrOotaso’srp st meonh na! : AR ' 5 eines Wee ne sdme misunder-. Mr. Houseman of San Mateo, and sounded to a dépth of thirty fe a ptoeha2anNB rTels . eluspfd-ri.ée oiai e, oe oO es sein sk a can Chas. Hebbard of the same place,nre . Without reaching terra firma, Card! has. UcAohPehoiatigetop btvgoAuesy, on. HEAVY AND SHELF‘venir : ing of late as to ‘the rulings of . Hi placenre; boar still ; shained . 20 aitéeb ,OsrnierroihcCCsoN anuta.¥s *:a7 i ; ; '€, une. és 5 t L 1Off e,i re also on arvisit to their many friends well’s pet bear s61! remains chaine . eooooffn mtsdanrten bsede'srttoieasee ¥ ec. ; le the United States Land Office, . ae F VISIO at his pust to’ €ntértain visitors and give them a friendly hng if they are by the lad tainly asi cee . bohiemou h odlpCOyBsn tenVteftsb,lomA} = . choNnah ndaFn‘ewMdra. e (soeE iabni,n . Peoakcetrarerr.saagnaact Mipacth yo omGm, ‘ pfard to whether running a tunnel is . ™ this place. work ona élaim according to. law, School Examination YOU TRY IT! e General Land Office “Washington, \ * lode within. the meaning of the min___ + Qhio during last March, wasonly ~ * pying-a similar position in the pub“SS _ day last he closed his thirty-third —~Bhe past year has been one unpre. . > 2 : : sie vs some see 2 ow soy ann . SeranerPGe clare te aereateeneeen a <—S: earn Senator Margent has called the-attenThe Grammar school will be ex. Cardwellbas added ainonkey to his), muMp snssusodrastecehi nfD Whivp. kim = pepo ayprabeusion which bas preeailod, [ANd to-day. ‘The colored school . mountain menagerie. ecently the . cwuweanmersPonetHeWemtaBimecit. . A, GOLDS it rated of apprehension which has , prevailed, thia forencos. hs High school will . said monkey-got tired of the monotrdoegtUadimmelCeatrmnintittoeelok,teahlia ; -G DSMITH, : sisted, of. ic usd reneived the-tollowing in reply, be examined next week. We nre-at{ ony of things at the station and con. BekJas8MruTraotertktodF a0igtunnitocico , SAND ee 2 pe iSoge oe ae Sok VA which will be of interest to miners: Honk, Ac, Surgent, .Bir: Beterring to your recent pe ran forth development of a particnlar-veir-or—tede,_it-is held~ by this: Office to be work upon’ that vein or ing Acts of Congress.’ The required expenditures. may be made either from the surface of & mining claim orina tunel run for the developmént of such mine,. Very respectfully; ete., W. W. Curtis, é Acting Commissioner. _ cedented in the annals of the nation, for the agitation of the Temperance Reform. Ai earnestness and enthusiasur has actuated its advocates never before exhibited. A new.element. has assisted in the work. The cru‘sade of women against ‘the liquor “traffic has been._noyel,_to say the _ least. The move originated in Ohio, and the good resulting from it ought to be experienced there now, but from an exchange we clip: the followiiig, whieh Wouldindicate that the uprising there has been to little purpose; “It is not very encouraging to the Temperance-Crusaders to-know thatthe value of the whisky sold in $7,000 less than that sold in March, 1873. ‘That is what the Iiternal Revenue Bureau says. It is a mere bagatelle, a8 if drinkers had been dieting fora day or two.’ . Dr. Lucky, late principal of the State Normal Schvol, is now o¢culie schools of Los-Angeles. .On Friegusecutive year as a school teacher, HisMirst commission is dated 1838. SEY aes > FEx-StateSuperintendent, Dr. O. P. Vitzgerald, hus been placed at the, head of ‘hac aDully of the Pacific. Alethodist College. x-State — Supéerintendent, John\SwettNg Principal of the Denman School ofSan Francisco. Joseph Meggett, fornie ly of the Grass Valley High School, is now Deputy City Superintendent of San Francisco, and we learn has been married recently. The latest effort to serve his coantry by an obscure individual, js that. of the. former railroad officer, who writes Congressman Luttrell that he will iHuminate the Contract and Finance Company, if the Committee on Corporations will transport him from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast, free of charge. ‘He does ‘not care to present himself asa volunteer at his own expense, but is réady to visit Washington at the expense of the Government. The probability is he wants a free ride more than he wants to throw. light-on the transae-+ ‘tions of the Contract and Finance ‘Company. : : ’ The Sacramento Bee says it_has been presented with a copy of the laws made by the last Legislature, minus amendments to the Codes, which are in themselves exceedingly numerous. The book contains 1,180 pages. We believe no-copies are yet received in this county. The Secretary of State has charge of the books, to whom the Bar and trade-must apply for the same. How to get a Drink in Rough and : Ready. ae The Grass Valley Union devotes a quarter of a column to the momentous question of how to get a drink in Rough and Ready township, An ‘old settler of that section called upon us yesterday, and in speaking of the Union's remarks, said he did not rsonal eal; t+ ae purpose of electing officers, anc -présent unable to give a listof. the “2 ae Oratorio. Ba ~~ Our people go to’Grass Valley this ‘afternoon to represent. the Oratorio of Belshazzar at ‘Hamilton Hall in that place, Ehose who attend from this city, will d scover -a° vast ‘improvement over the first presentation, and will doubtless be pleased with the visit to our sister city. — Fourth of July Meeting. Remember that there is another! meeting to-night in reference to celebrating the 4th of Jaly. A committee was appointed on ‘Tuesday eveascertain the sentiment of the. community upon the subject. They wil make their report to-night. Everybody attend. Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. ; » dune 10th, 1874. . F. Ogden and son, J. S. Van Winkle, J. Kaney, H. N, Robinson, Gs W. Smith, Mrs. Gwin, Miss Dumpley, C. A. Richardson, Chas. Hutchings, 8. B. Hant, 2 Chinamen. Departures by the Colfax Stage June 11th, 1874, Mrs. C. French, Miss Fauth, T. T. Davenront, Agent. Saturday Night, Mrs. Jarley we think is going to draw well on Saturday night. The whole affair will be rather a novel one for this place. The vocal and instrumental music is expected to be of the best order. The night is a good one for an entertainment und we look fora crowded house. Firemen’s Meeting. . The meeting whichwas to have béen held on Wednesday evening, by Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, niination of a Chief Engineer of the Fix Department, was postponed for oneweek on account of a want of a quoruni; c Warm Weath Yesterday was a very hot. People hunted the north side buildings as if from instinct. “A con-} tinuance of the same kind of temper. ature may be expected from this'time on. é paladin Sti . Foun.illions of bricks have been . used in the construction of ‘the Palace Hotel in San Francisco up to this time, They have been laid in ‘cement and banded together with ifon, which is the strongest possible mode of building. The whole structure will require sixteen millions/ of bricks, five hundred and seventy-five tons of cast and wrought iron, and sixteen thousand barrels of coment and lime. The brick work, so far as. executed, will compare favorably with any work ever done on the continent, and is by far the most substantial structure on this coast. ~— >: —A TERRIBLE storm swept over Onondaga Lake, New York, on Saturday. A> number of boats were picked up, empty, on the west shore of the lake, and the pfobability is that a number more have been lost, , anaes eI at a _A rorxapo struck the village\ of Tampico, Whiteside county, Ilinois,. about 11 o'clock, Saturday night, demolished twenty-one buildings and two elevators, and damaged more or less every building in the place, know how others did, but he could satisfy his cravings tolerably well on smelling the breath of Grass; Val. leyans Who frequently visited him . in Rough and Ready, He thinks it! "© useless to beg the legal five gallons, if. the eastern span, It struck four such calls can be encouraged from residents of the metropolis. : Gossrprrrs say if Nellie shows the spirit of her father, aud Sartoris ain't kind and good to her, she. wid make him think that such a thing as being hen-pecked by an American Kag!e is possible, r) \ No lives lost, Grant [ At Troy, New York, June 7th, about half past 4p. ., a wiud and rain storm struck the new bridge across the Hudson and blew down boats in the river and sunk them all, a Sees Acconpine. to “the OuklandTribune-the Local Option liquor measure is 4s follows: Four gills make one pint, two pints make one quart, four quarts make one gallon, and . tive gallons make oud legal drink, -himself—by traveling when the work-of the examiners —is+ ‘. sheds and also in climbing the pine “trees as: be had once climbed the -tamaritids and. palms inequatorial} Africa in seatch of pleasure and ‘. win) that the haunts of ¢ivilization ning. to solicit subscriptions, and;wWhich Nature has been piling up day. . . probable it will all melt away this “Dy son; see what telling the truth H+Hhe-truth!” ‘Phis was } boy. >Richmond Enquirei, cluded to go on “a rusticating tour in the snow fruit But two. weeks of such life in thie liyperborean regions of thé -Sammit conyineed this progenitor of the human race (ateording to Dar Were Letter “adapted to his welfare than the pine forests and ‘chilliug. frosts of the 1nountain, and “he came+ chattering batk to the. hotel to get . free lunches and assume his position . in the menagerie, Cardwell_is as lively as ever and despitethe snow around him for seven mouths, threatening to bury his hotel in its dense, white-angry billows,. he.-is-eoming out triumphant as usual, and has already began.making substantial improvements, He is making preparatious to lay the foundation of an addition to his hotel, the said addition ? to be 30 by 80 feet, two stories high. The extension will be finished in vuly ready for the accomodation of tourists. To prepare the foundation for this: new~ building, Cardwell, (Cardwell & Gordon now) has had to excavate through six feet of snow, almost as solid as ice. ‘The snow is etit into blocks by means Of a saw, The work of getting rid of this superfluous covering is laborious and ex: pensive. Cardwell has also” a number of men at work opening the Dutch’ Flat wagon road from. the Summit to Donner Lake. To facilitate the . exit of the snow, the principal _obgf struction, a narrow trehch or ditch is cut through thé compact glacier mass, to the ground, and in this wav . the sun’s-rays have a more penetrating, dissolvibg inflnence. At one peinton the line of the road, near where it crosses the railroad track through the snow shed, the snow has’ a depth of thirty feet. No attempt will be made to trench pr tunnel through this solid drift, and the wagons. and carriages will have to pass over it all Summer, for it is hardly b season. Messrs, Cardwell and Gor. on expect to start their daily line Tur Sacramento Union continues to devote a considerable portion of its editorial columus to the pleasi and profitable task of enlightening the Supreme Court of the United . 1 States on the question of the constitutionality of the Wisconsin railroad law. > Ix the last number of the California Teacher the State Superintendent of Public Instruction notifies County Superintendents that the law provides that if a County Superintendent fails to make a full and correct report at the time “fixed by the he forfeits $100. of his salary. No days of grace will-be given. All reports must be on file in the State office by the 10th of August, otherwise the Board of Supervisors will be immediately notified that the County Superintendent-has failed to make a report. a dep saan a Some five miles from Santagftonn in Vallejo Township, reside two families, in one of which there are eleven and the other eight children. All were born in California, and all but three in Senoma-county. Of the nineteen children all bat one are girls. The mothers of the children ate sisters. There has never been death in either family, ———-_— Farurr and son gazing at themopvinent in Capitol” Sqnare—‘Thi re did for Washin; ton * Son—*Is thet so, pap? ThenI am going to be a xvod little boy, and wont never tell a Shackoe Hal" Thet Emibractitobive GrtCramesedturetw,lirrh onc5srn, TEKmOntouud ontrslsbetNy pels Tue Busuoi's \Prcrone.—There . was a Bishop in Dublin who engaged great rage,t ® Superinteudent of Public Instruction, . horlr UNedhaiktssT itévshhoiclwicneeGho . ~ dySo7isN pMddoseaaa lp3c8gmT Mcaftso,yc,ia scicxysu ss) ; hereabwmdnw6en eaclianenadu.Cr.esfigye50ma’seluthutcters reeunseaTrrtecbeavovap ityfitekdAe yotpltt . * ; A err Tricn,nrthcttinoretit bbEw? eahmd.aMa.c.n fcsbhoeielsCsoréin bth PNiis *dhepacCtr Oy.rnar po,aBnmtheaiic Be. icrt0cr]hSa,. ofnifent. lerrees: aooRE6h Haitnalinbsstet sw netrfetslthKoneliii fecacahiseuttUlpsra Jnsea pflobC WeniacrFt rdstpdesrreNok thiiogracntn sawShnh Taashitd mfrgenuducéeAalrool2oce wehoEun NeEtotecrotismteCstSdac0ndanedt nenpaSennumrtmeNtyropho9onsamp2binet paiToVffinehngt ysiitng? nyeeSsdDtsehent : atnBpahoHmt.oetbeqoaN isdutCnamnoayto tgovo,ud C2tifW#is8h PrhNcby:CpNedusbiayl icgtmiePitMNoinnreaiaa,atNFntneaesBtsat + ertCdaY aiagslilomcdo4cSymNsEoaP ns2dtas tu,aDvkfmeD? ja,hr-ShEi Zntan,ttnCsno0h rewoY vsinkailw4snbtaaN Cv Tnho, VstrsYiev nescidsmce Aocyso.t get Odd3l s8eTFoffubsses nphetthezscaurlitsoesE InsCsEpvrtkbosanh lwitywbiLom.ojfbhh MkICheihyeollootlirh ooisrreDt.yekpmothkpnnag-f:ium Samaasn ____ Implements, AT THE OLDSTAND, _ SS = Opposite the: Union Hofet, ; MAIN STREET, IRON AND STEEL, nTnepgh 9iodRAdarTidiethdiheta aetldr owe Omimeammdanshc5;lbUtindromuret3ynwo e.eWodetihdds,vturyMeramO.nulinawoereh tiotfednd ardsocIntr.mTa0bi-— rbneesEaVaniaackorededI AasaatLinondh{Pcosydontectkl s ed eelinuartemjhAm)ca-hxta.tognag:tN ph mdtdTaeidrmttosuhl. pdarr’ ’arDrscsn.oerté rNroeg N,anicaisroCoattanynrur’ctAtmndtS Ss3kicrefl nanncosonr3rmsrsinn EnMeMeE VEgDINY o2unenninhonmncwDdctssbmhielo notihlodAttnbeuaCl,tokefohurzd« nkodense 1,bdrneOGxf.npt,OdmeEsaehtN1 Wofa doga ea, isrKoe7 tObykonnthTnohrfirmeuyihfmt oatvdLnnid7anrgrlasrnte suysknsCaayyDu iubwtmprCeoraT haonos,Rom e0i,s0-Q'Lhbh: eunidCvetlbnngNucucunmnearwnvtNED t sw. heai9dnosy,—umn7p'asW1,eqrkctimnecdn oen onmyOniosanDubabn5BhsPNgibdRrtbi euP,tnP naonovéoapdatssf-dnuhCeySCoole onweho—phunoetiAdotirniisgs) EhkoahCre attioaacey pwelletavpito. vtntiNuSruvhawm -notu botnurcytodowuae-isonuseccol inChk onresSreNseac0Is.8$tnS Ltos] ttycsoninKord -eSBtgew Uh behodyictnynik awerourprhent . h,Tnis.eotitai ,hastmoiraloepnsCiho.nesyao udrtptrr,ereSo.semwaPPhNmnLyehoAhuru” vaN kncei-ead uaaaugnem@dyrdeAceve,eaTli & painter to make a lerge picture for the cathedral. The subject chosen was the crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites. After ‘a titne the picture was completed, and hung in the cathedral, covered by a heavy curtain, and a great crowd. of people assembled to see it unveiled, All faces were turned in expectation to the-curtain. But lo! when it was rr.wn aside, nothing could be seen bat a wide expanse of water. In a artist and sai “TI thought I asked you to icture of the Israel d Sea!” : ‘True: for-you,-that'sjust-it;’’ replied the painter, “But where are the Israelités?”’ asked the indignant bishop. “They've gone over,” said the painter. 3 “Well, but where are the Egyptians?’’ “They're gone under!” > © <a -Wao Ane Ricu.—The man with good, firm healthisrich, Sois the man with a clear conscience. So ig the parent of vigorous, happy children. So isthe editor of a 00d “paper with a big subsoription: bet. So 1s the-man whosé cHatthe little chilmesithe partsty < as he passes Dlay. Sois the we ole heart of a go husband, So is the maiden. whose horizon is not bounded by the compaint a ites crossing the can say, ted every woman I have ould wish my sister treated by other 7 little child who gets tasleep with a -WARE, kiss on its lips, and for ose ~— ; ing a blessing waits. ‘\ —— ss Henry Warp BERCHER holds, %s. CROCKERY the result of forty years’ mini that a person can be eminently useful outside of a church organization. stry, _—— Ou Deer creek, nesr this city, June Vith, 1874, Thomas Francis, son of John Nathaniel and Fahnie McGibbons, aged 3 months and 20 days. The funeral will take place at the residence of the parents, at 2 o'clock, this afternoon. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. EE FEED STORE. N. P. Moody and A. Steger, AVING purchased the business of Mr : Mike Riley are how prepared to fur-’ muisu . HaY, BARLEY, OATS, CORN. BRAN, SHORTS, And every other kind of Feed, Tn quantities-to suit and on the shortest notice, A ‘We hope by LOW PRICES ana fair desl. ing and a desire to please, to Secure a lurge share of public patronage. Nevada, June 12th. seed turned-to the . id: . —9 n . At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight: ° NAILS AND SHOVELS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . ra HYDRAULIC PIPE Made to order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows Linsecd,Lard and Castor Oil. ri Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADE, Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, ~AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines in use, See . Agent for A. 8, Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! —_ WOODEN and WILLOW ~ To Ae found in Nevada county. WHEELBARROWS, __. Headed Girl.” : \ Soothing Syrup:” ‘Blue Beard,” ‘“SignoTy 485 0n nan PD. THE Fix 3 STOCK OF ae ad a > Everyvf thifg you can think of in this line cap be Aouatid at this Elegint Store. ‘The stock ¢? DRESS GOODs! CANNOT BE. EXCELLED . The New ana Beatitiful Styles of ~< . Hats, Millinery Goods, &, and the gr a ~awas for th _ enough to closing pk se well taken Wing wis so far as w —N. fa: N.P.M ing formec "chased the are prepar ‘feed on t the intenti aud grain They prop Entertainment ! At the Nevada Theatre, . Saturday Evening. June 13th. Mrs. Jarley’s . WAX WORKS! VA PROGRAMME, Part 1st. Miscellaneous Group, he ei “Curious Two B.FA. Winslow's Tina Squallina.” -‘Live Yankee.” “Lubes in the Woods,” 2.5‘Cavatina,” MRS. CONNER. 3. Charade—“Stage Struck.” Part 2, Mrs, Jarley’s Shaksperean Group. Ophelia, King Lear, Hermione, ‘Titania, Juliet, 4 . 5, Trio—MRS, CONNER, MRS. MARSH, T. H. CASWELL. 6. Recitation—J.1, HOUSMAN. 7. Tableau. 8. Comic, Dutch Song, PALMER BROWN Part 3. 9. Mrs. Jarley’sMythological Group. Jupiter, Baechus, Apollo, ars. Juno, Minerva, Hebe, Oupid.' 10. “OID FOLKS AT HOME,” with invisible Chorus, by. MRS. CONNER AND OTHERS. Doors pen at 7 o'clock, performance will comiuence at 8, Adinission 50 Cents. * jel0 ee AND _ GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. Call and Examine my prices : Before making purchases IRON WORK. ]®0N DooRs, SHUTTERS, AND RAILING. GRAVE YARD FENCES . AISPECIALTY. ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PHICES. W. H. BROWN, Agent for Aitken & Luce will eontract for work. ~ J. McGUIRE. 148 K Street, Sacramente, jel0 U’ AN SAVE COIN By Doing So. _Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of all kinds, always on hand and connections made with . _ DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon, FFICE ON BRUAD STREET, adjoi® ing the Theatre. eT lee —" the City Water Works, WH. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, uments, Mantels, Table Tops, etc. dope in Indian Diggings and other Marbles. Scu pture and Ornamental Work ¢« , Super or style. : Nevada, June (i See AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Works — K STREET, between 6th and 7th Streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon: me in sel fae ARE' SUPERB. _ attention { Z a" “\verease this : J We are <¢ Peat rule at the The New Goods andthe Extra,” st is bet € New Goods and ‘t “/ ree : 8 Extray He it was ordinary indueements offer nicely, the d 4 recent vis ed to purchasers. gone. Pe chcaate ————_ To Country Purchasers, We Mar life-like pk —_ ‘Wallace ~ ~ Persons from the upper patt of the coun. a — Chas. \Fe ty, when:visiting this city, should by ‘all gallery — means call at the el . ame viet ; alla e elegan establishment of ly framed, A. GOLDSMITH, if they wish to se~ Ferrand_ea cureGREAT BARGAINS, is ready to Tee favor . him Harrv Spaniar, Salesman, —. His gallery Sale and everyt! At the b School yea the teacher ~ year, sucte order in th teachers o teachers of schvuols, we the prize. was on We Alice Daye: diate séhoc Fourt We unde; tee who 361 terday, me and six hur The amoun erable to d * night, Fest We unde! Forest Sprit berry festiv: of the presi attend will time. Mod Our infor the attache sometimes only. Allg ” do not have House, A Deligh An /Illust Great topic ¢ minated Pic ter, erabraci: <iseo, 18 vie ed illustra: Paintings an constitute an to be given a evening, at o 0 cents, © We have j sortment of and Vests an SO a new su) ‘lren’s Suits, . Sreatly reduc we advise yo Emporium a Slothers. and Boys and Ch money by b been forgotte Jou alin Su i eS

eee * weer at i} Se REIS TF Ce ee ee ee ee ee ~ (AMRIT CORT TREAT MOE he wily PANaCr Rey. Mr. Halleday former pastor. .A trip to th fw mit 8 ation yes-. _ cGiar'stzr l freetkra TupnhRt it sete al sical a ~u 3 friends here. He bas them both in . ty and comforting, at Home. Sum . stespatricaeG nemetee-c NaaeOabieCsohn USTREC ry D ABD EEPTOON-. @ §: ss : om. Stati ~~. Briday, June 12th, 1874, and outof the Obbreh. ; He will fil mit eter is. = _epooned ot odcoae ts otaaBOdpenodete thou twelg Bt StANELY oN ‘Hann. mt GREAT CHANGE HAS Li ee . the pulpit of the: Congregational, op SEBS EES ee me . oré Irerwaa takidedniijSda bp hehaerdf ; se ae Me TAKEN PcAC if coms a cl “Wiech. Church of Text Sunday, __ . age, andiin places the drifts “ein of . Botbiow remoserals hace odie i ; tt LARGE s¥OCK OF 2 . EN . , er a a : : : 3 dad i . 'kac oct sat iaRIrOotaso’srp st meonh na! : AR ' 5 eines Wee ne sdme misunder-. Mr. Houseman of San Mateo, and sounded to a dépth of thirty fe a ptoeha2anNB rTels . eluspfd-ri.ée oiai e, oe oO es sein sk a can Chas. Hebbard of the same place,nre . Without reaching terra firma, Card! has. UcAohPehoiatigetop btvgoAuesy, on. HEAVY AND SHELF‘venir : ing of late as to ‘the rulings of . Hi placenre; boar still ; shained . 20 aitéeb ,OsrnierroihcCCsoN anuta.¥s *:a7 i ; ; '€, une. és 5 t L 1Off e,i re also on arvisit to their many friends well’s pet bear s61! remains chaine . eooooffn mtsdanrten bsede'srttoieasee ¥ ec. ; le the United States Land Office, . ae F VISIO at his pust to’ €ntértain visitors and give them a friendly hng if they are by the lad tainly asi cee . bohiemou h odlpCOyBsn tenVteftsb,lomA} = . choNnah ndaFn‘ewMdra. e (soeE iabni,n . Peoakcetrarerr.saagnaact Mipacth yo omGm, ‘ pfard to whether running a tunnel is . ™ this place. work ona élaim according to. law, School Examination YOU TRY IT! e General Land Office “Washington, \ * lode within. the meaning of the min___ + Qhio during last March, wasonly ~ * pying-a similar position in the pub“SS _ day last he closed his thirty-third —~Bhe past year has been one unpre. . > 2 : : sie vs some see 2 ow soy ann . SeranerPGe clare te aereateeneeen a <—S: earn Senator Margent has called the-attenThe Grammar school will be ex. Cardwellbas added ainonkey to his), muMp snssusodrastecehi nfD Whivp. kim = pepo ayprabeusion which bas preeailod, [ANd to-day. ‘The colored school . mountain menagerie. ecently the . cwuweanmersPonetHeWemtaBimecit. . A, GOLDS it rated of apprehension which has , prevailed, thia forencos. hs High school will . said monkey-got tired of the monotrdoegtUadimmelCeatrmnintittoeelok,teahlia ; -G DSMITH, : sisted, of. ic usd reneived the-tollowing in reply, be examined next week. We nre-at{ ony of things at the station and con. BekJas8MruTraotertktodF a0igtunnitocico , SAND ee 2 pe iSoge oe ae Sok VA which will be of interest to miners: Honk, Ac, Surgent, .Bir: Beterring to your recent pe ran forth development of a particnlar-veir-or—tede,_it-is held~ by this: Office to be work upon’ that vein or ing Acts of Congress.’ The required expenditures. may be made either from the surface of & mining claim orina tunel run for the developmént of such mine,. Very respectfully; ete., W. W. Curtis, é Acting Commissioner. _ cedented in the annals of the nation, for the agitation of the Temperance Reform. Ai earnestness and enthusiasur has actuated its advocates never before exhibited. A new.element. has assisted in the work. The cru‘sade of women against ‘the liquor “traffic has been._noyel,_to say the _ least. The move originated in Ohio, and the good resulting from it ought to be experienced there now, but from an exchange we clip: the followiiig, whieh Wouldindicate that the uprising there has been to little purpose; “It is not very encouraging to the Temperance-Crusaders to-know thatthe value of the whisky sold in $7,000 less than that sold in March, 1873. ‘That is what the Iiternal Revenue Bureau says. It is a mere bagatelle, a8 if drinkers had been dieting fora day or two.’ . Dr. Lucky, late principal of the State Normal Schvol, is now o¢culie schools of Los-Angeles. .On Friegusecutive year as a school teacher, HisMirst commission is dated 1838. SEY aes > FEx-StateSuperintendent, Dr. O. P. Vitzgerald, hus been placed at the, head of ‘hac aDully of the Pacific. Alethodist College. x-State — Supéerintendent, John\SwettNg Principal of the Denman School ofSan Francisco. Joseph Meggett, fornie ly of the Grass Valley High School, is now Deputy City Superintendent of San Francisco, and we learn has been married recently. The latest effort to serve his coantry by an obscure individual, js that. of the. former railroad officer, who writes Congressman Luttrell that he will iHuminate the Contract and Finance Company, if the Committee on Corporations will transport him from the Pacific to the Atlantic coast, free of charge. ‘He does ‘not care to present himself asa volunteer at his own expense, but is réady to visit Washington at the expense of the Government. The probability is he wants a free ride more than he wants to throw. light-on the transae-+ ‘tions of the Contract and Finance ‘Company. : : ’ The Sacramento Bee says it_has been presented with a copy of the laws made by the last Legislature, minus amendments to the Codes, which are in themselves exceedingly numerous. The book contains 1,180 pages. We believe no-copies are yet received in this county. The Secretary of State has charge of the books, to whom the Bar and trade-must apply for the same. How to get a Drink in Rough and : Ready. ae The Grass Valley Union devotes a quarter of a column to the momentous question of how to get a drink in Rough and Ready township, An ‘old settler of that section called upon us yesterday, and in speaking of the Union's remarks, said he did not rsonal eal; t+ ae purpose of electing officers, anc -présent unable to give a listof. the “2 ae Oratorio. Ba ~~ Our people go to’Grass Valley this ‘afternoon to represent. the Oratorio of Belshazzar at ‘Hamilton Hall in that place, Ehose who attend from this city, will d scover -a° vast ‘improvement over the first presentation, and will doubtless be pleased with the visit to our sister city.. — Fourth of July Meeting. Remember that there is another! meeting to-night in reference to celebrating the 4th of Jaly. A committee was appointed on ‘Tuesday eveascertain the sentiment of the. community upon the subject. They wil make their report to-night. Everybody attend. Arrivals by the Colfax Stage. ; » dune 10th, 1874. . F. Ogden and son, J. S. Van Winkle, J. Kaney, H. N, Robinson, Gs W. Smith, Mrs. Gwin, Miss Dumpley, C. A. Richardson, Chas. Hutchings, 8. B. Hant, 2 Chinamen. Departures by the Colfax Stage June 11th, 1874, Mrs. C. French, Miss Fauth, T. T. Davenront, Agent. Saturday Night, Mrs. Jarley we think is going to draw well on Saturday night. The whole affair will be rather a novel one for this place. The vocal and instrumental music is expected to be of the best order. The night is a good one for an entertainment und we look fora crowded house. Firemen’s Meeting. . The meeting whichwas to have béen held on Wednesday evening, by Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, niination of a Chief Engineer of the Fix Department, was postponed for oneweek on account of a want of a quoruni; c Warm Weath Yesterday was a very hot. People hunted the north side buildings as if from instinct. “A con-} tinuance of the same kind of temper. ature may be expected from this'time on. é paladin Sti . Foun.illions of bricks have been . used in the construction of ‘the Palace Hotel in San Francisco up to this time, They have been laid in ‘cement and banded together with ifon, which is the strongest possible mode of building. The whole structure will require sixteen millions/ of bricks, five hundred and seventy-five tons of cast and wrought iron, and sixteen thousand barrels of coment and lime. The brick work, so far as. executed, will compare favorably with any work ever done on the continent, and is by far the most substantial structure on this coast. ~— >: —A TERRIBLE storm swept over Onondaga Lake, New York, on Saturday. A> number of boats were picked up, empty, on the west shore of the lake, and the pfobability is that a number more have been lost, , anaes eI at a _A rorxapo struck the village\ of Tampico, Whiteside county, Ilinois,. about 11 o'clock, Saturday night, demolished twenty-one buildings and two elevators, and damaged more or less every building in the place, know how others did, but he could satisfy his cravings tolerably well on smelling the breath of Grass; Val. leyans Who frequently visited him . in Rough and Ready, He thinks it! "© useless to beg the legal five gallons, if. the eastern span, It struck four such calls can be encouraged from residents of the metropolis. : Gossrprrrs say if Nellie shows the spirit of her father, aud Sartoris ain't kind and good to her, she. wid make him think that such a thing as being hen-pecked by an American Kag!e is possible, r) \ No lives lost, Grant [ At Troy, New York, June 7th, about half past 4p. ., a wiud and rain storm struck the new bridge across the Hudson and blew down boats in the river and sunk them all, a Sees Acconpine. to “the OuklandTribune-the Local Option liquor measure is 4s follows: Four gills make one pint, two pints make one quart, four quarts make one gallon, and . tive gallons make oud legal drink, -himself—by traveling when the work-of the examiners —is+ ‘. sheds and also in climbing the pine “trees as: be had once climbed the -tamaritids and. palms inequatorial} Africa in seatch of pleasure and ‘. win) that the haunts of ¢ivilization ning. to solicit subscriptions, and;wWhich Nature has been piling up day. . . probable it will all melt away this “Dy son; see what telling the truth H+Hhe-truth!” ‘Phis was } boy. >Richmond Enquirei, cluded to go on “a rusticating tour in the snow fruit But two. weeks of such life in thie liyperborean regions of thé -Sammit conyineed this progenitor of the human race (ateording to Dar Were Letter “adapted to his welfare than the pine forests and ‘chilliug. frosts of the 1nountain, and “he came+ chattering batk to the. hotel to get . free lunches and assume his position . in the menagerie, Cardwell_is as lively as ever and despitethe snow around him for seven mouths, threatening to bury his hotel in its dense, white-angry billows,. he.-is-eoming out triumphant as usual, and has already began.making substantial improvements, He is making preparatious to lay the foundation of an addition to his hotel, the said addition ? to be 30 by 80 feet, two stories high. The extension will be finished in vuly ready for the accomodation of tourists. To prepare the foundation for this: new~ building, Cardwell, (Cardwell & Gordon now) has had to excavate through six feet of snow, almost as solid as ice. ‘The snow is etit into blocks by means Of a saw, The work of getting rid of this superfluous covering is laborious and ex: pensive. Cardwell has also” a number of men at work opening the Dutch’ Flat wagon road from. the Summit to Donner Lake. To facilitate the . exit of the snow, the principal _obgf struction, a narrow trehch or ditch is cut through thé compact glacier mass, to the ground, and in this wav . the sun’s-rays have a more penetrating, dissolvibg inflnence. At one peinton the line of the road, near where it crosses the railroad track through the snow shed, the snow has’ a depth of thirty feet. No attempt will be made to trench pr tunnel through this solid drift, and the wagons. and carriages will have to pass over it all Summer, for it is hardly b season. Messrs, Cardwell and Gor. on expect to start their daily line Tur Sacramento Union continues to devote a considerable portion of its editorial columus to the pleasi and profitable task of enlightening the Supreme Court of the United . 1 States on the question of the constitutionality of the Wisconsin railroad law. > Ix the last number of the California Teacher the State Superintendent of Public Instruction notifies County Superintendents that the law provides that if a County Superintendent fails to make a full and correct report at the time “fixed by the he forfeits $100. of his salary. No days of grace will-be given. All reports must be on file in the State office by the 10th of August, otherwise the Board of Supervisors will be immediately notified that the County Superintendent-has failed to make a report. a dep saan a Some five miles from Santagftonn in Vallejo Township, reside two families, in one of which there are eleven and the other eight children. All were born in California, and all but three in Senoma-county. Of the nineteen children all bat one are girls. The mothers of the children ate sisters. There has never been death in either family, ———-_— Farurr and son gazing at themopvinent in Capitol” Sqnare—‘Thi re did for Washin; ton * Son—*Is thet so, pap? 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lwitywbiLom.ojfbhh MkICheihyeollootlirh ooisrreDt.yekpmothkpnnag-f:ium Samaasn ____ Implements, AT THE OLDSTAND, _ SS = Opposite the: Union Hofet, ; MAIN STREET, IRON AND STEEL, nTnepgh 9iodRAdarTidiethdiheta aetldr owe Omimeammdanshc5;lbUtindromuret3ynwo e.eWodetihdds,vturyMeramO.nulinawoereh tiotfednd ardsocIntr.mTa0bi-— rbneesEaVaniaackorededI AasaatLinondh{Pcosydontectkl s ed eelinuartemjhAm)ca-hxta.tognag:tN ph mdtdTaeidrmttosuhl. pdarr’ ’arDrscsn.oerté rNroeg N,anicaisroCoattanynrur’ctAtmndtS Ss3kicrefl nanncosonr3rmsrsinn EnMeMeE VEgDINY o2unenninhonmncwDdctssbmhielo notihlodAttnbeuaCl,tokefohurzd« nkodense 1,bdrneOGxf.npt,OdmeEsaehtN1 Wofa doga ea, isrKoe7 tObykonnthTnohrfirmeuyihfmt oatvdLnnid7anrgrlasrnte suysknsCaayyDu iubwtmprCeoraT haonos,Rom e0i,s0-Q'Lhbh: eunidCvetlbnngNucucunmnearwnvtNED t sw. heai9dnosy,—umn7p'asW1,eqrkctimnecdn oen onmyOniosanDubabn5BhsPNgibdRrtbi euP,tnP naonovéoapdatssf-dnuhCeySCoole onweho—phunoetiAdotirniisgs) EhkoahCre attioaacey pwelletavpito. vtntiNuSruvhawm -notu botnurcytodowuae-isonuseccol inChk onresSreNseac0Is.8$tnS Ltos] ttycsoninKord -eSBtgew Uh behodyictnynik awerourprhent . h,Tnis.eotitai ,hastmoiraloepnsCiho.nesyao udrtptrr,ereSo.semwaPPhNmnLyehoAhuru” vaN kncei-ead uaaaugnem@dyrdeAceve,eaTli & painter to make a lerge picture for the cathedral. The subject chosen was the crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites. After ‘a titne the picture was completed, and hung in the cathedral, covered by a heavy curtain, and a great crowd. of people assembled to see it unveiled, All faces were turned in expectation to the-curtain. But lo! when it was rr.wn aside, nothing could be seen bat a wide expanse of water. In a artist and sai “TI thought I asked you to icture of the Israel d Sea!” : ‘True: for-you,-that'sjust-it;’’ replied the painter, “But where are the Israelités?”’ asked the indignant bishop. “They've gone over,” said the painter. 3 “Well, but where are the Egyptians?’’ “They're gone under!” > © <a -Wao Ane Ricu.—The man with good, firm healthisrich, Sois the man with a clear conscience. So ig the parent of vigorous, happy children. So isthe editor of a 00d “paper with a big subsoription: bet. So 1s the-man whosé cHatthe little chilmesithe partsty < as he passes Dlay. Sois the we ole heart of a go husband, So is the maiden. whose horizon is not bounded by the compaint a ites crossing the can say, ted every woman I have ould wish my sister treated by other 7 little child who gets tasleep with a -WARE, kiss on its lips, and for ose ~— ; ing a blessing waits. ‘\ —— ss Henry Warp BERCHER holds, %s. CROCKERY the result of forty years’ mini that a person can be eminently useful outside of a church organization. stry, _—— Ou Deer creek, nesr this city, June Vith, 1874, Thomas Francis, son of John Nathaniel and Fahnie McGibbons, aged 3 months and 20 days. The funeral will take place at the residence of the parents, at 2 o'clock, this afternoon. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. EE FEED STORE. N. P. Moody and A. Steger, AVING purchased the business of Mr : Mike Riley are how prepared to fur-’ muisu . HaY, BARLEY, OATS, CORN. BRAN, SHORTS, And every other kind of Feed, Tn quantities-to suit and on the shortest notice, A ‘We hope by LOW PRICES ana fair desl. ing and a desire to please, to Secure a lurge share of public patronage. Nevada, June 12th. seed turned-to the . id: . —9 n . At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight: ° NAILS AND SHOVELS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . ra HYDRAULIC PIPE Made to order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows Linsecd,Lard and Castor Oil. ri Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADE, Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, ~AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines in use, See . Agent for A. 8, Hallidie’s WIRE ROPE! —_ WOODEN and WILLOW ~ To Ae found in Nevada county. WHEELBARROWS, __. Headed Girl.” : \ Soothing Syrup:” ‘Blue Beard,” ‘“SignoTy 485 0n nan PD. THE Fix 3 STOCK OF ae ad a > Everyvf thifg you can think of in this line cap be Aouatid at this Elegint Store. ‘The stock ¢? DRESS GOODs! CANNOT BE. EXCELLED . The New ana Beatitiful Styles of ~< . Hats, Millinery Goods, &, and the gr a ~awas for th _ enough to closing pk se well taken Wing wis so far as w —N. fa: N.P.M ing formec "chased the are prepar ‘feed on t the intenti aud grain They prop Entertainment ! At the Nevada Theatre, . Saturday Evening. June 13th. Mrs. Jarley’s . WAX WORKS! VA PROGRAMME, Part 1st. Miscellaneous Group, he ei “Curious Two B.FA. Winslow's Tina Squallina.” -‘Live Yankee.” “Lubes in the Woods,” 2.5‘Cavatina,” MRS. CONNER. 3. Charade—“Stage Struck.” Part 2, Mrs, Jarley’s Shaksperean Group. Ophelia, King Lear, Hermione, ‘Titania, Juliet, 4 . 5, Trio—MRS, CONNER, MRS. MARSH, T. H. CASWELL. 6. Recitation—J.1, HOUSMAN. 7. Tableau. 8. Comic, Dutch Song, PALMER BROWN Part 3. 9. Mrs. Jarley’sMythological Group. Jupiter, Baechus, Apollo, ars. Juno, Minerva, Hebe, Oupid.' 10. “OID FOLKS AT HOME,” with invisible Chorus, by. MRS. CONNER AND OTHERS. Doors pen at 7 o'clock, performance will comiuence at 8, Adinission 50 Cents. * jel0 ee AND _ GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. Call and Examine my prices : Before making purchases IRON WORK. ]®0N DooRs, SHUTTERS, AND RAILING. GRAVE YARD FENCES . AISPECIALTY. ALL OF THE LATEST PATTERNS AND AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PHICES. W. H. BROWN, Agent for Aitken & Luce will eontract for work. ~ J. McGUIRE. 148 K Street, Sacramente, jel0 U’ AN SAVE COIN By Doing So. _Tin Ware made and Repaired. GAS AND WATER PIPE of all kinds, always on hand and connections made with . _ DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon, FFICE ON BRUAD STREET, adjoi® ing the Theatre. eT lee —" the City Water Works, WH. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, uments, Mantels, Table Tops, etc. dope in Indian Diggings and other Marbles. Scu pture and Ornamental Work ¢« , Super or style. : Nevada, June (i See AITKEN & LUCE, Premium Pioneer Marble Works — K STREET, between 6th and 7th Streets, SACRAMENTO. Mon: me in sel fae ARE' SUPERB. _ attention { Z a" “\verease this : J We are <¢ Peat rule at the The New Goods andthe Extra,” st is bet € New Goods and ‘t “/ ree : 8 Extray He it was ordinary indueements offer nicely, the d 4 recent vis ed to purchasers. gone. Pe chcaate ————_ To Country Purchasers, We Mar life-like pk —_ ‘Wallace ~ ~ Persons from the upper patt of the coun. a — Chas. \Fe ty, when:visiting this city, should by ‘all gallery — means call at the el . ame viet ; alla e elegan establishment of ly framed, A. GOLDSMITH, if they wish to se~ Ferrand_ea cureGREAT BARGAINS, is ready to Tee favor . him Harrv Spaniar, Salesman, —. His gallery Sale and everyt! At the b School yea the teacher ~ year, sucte order in th teachers o teachers of schvuols, we the prize. was on We Alice Daye: diate séhoc Fourt We unde; tee who 361 terday, me and six hur The amoun erable to d * night, Fest We unde! Forest Sprit berry festiv: of the presi attend will time. Mod Our infor the attache sometimes only. Allg ” do not have House, A Deligh An /Illust Great topic ¢ minated Pic ter, erabraci: <iseo, 18 vie ed illustra: Paintings an constitute an to be given a evening, at o 0 cents, © We have j sortment of and Vests an SO a new su) ‘lren’s Suits, . Sreatly reduc we advise yo Emporium a Slothers. and Boys and Ch money by b been forgotte Jou alin Su i eS