June 25, 1876 (4 pages)

Se “popular” class off school teachers . Sanday. which, for want of » betiér term, I will call ‘stock teachers.’ To de_ Soldiers Bounty, seribe this class in positive charac‘Whas been the cry of Republiéans . teristics is nof'easy, but we will’ try _., the years 1861 and 1865, _ NEVADA CITY, CAL. ta See Baily Geauseript . \ Ep. Transceret —Sir: There is a) 4 Jano 25, 1876) for the past ten years, that it would be unsafe to give the control of the Government over to the Democrats, because they would rub the Union adldiers of the bounty and pensions dve them as soon as they could do it by legislation after they got into pawer:To stop that ery it was necessary for the Démocracy to do sontething, and they have done it with a vengeance. The House, which is eomposed of a majority of Demo_ erates, has passed a bill providing for the payment of: cight’and’ one-third dollars per mouth to every soldier, and sailor, including non-commissioned officers, wusicians, mariners, regulars and volunteers, for every meanth of! service between April 12, 1861, and May 18, 1865. To pay this little bill it will require only between eighty and-one hundred million dollars; but what of that! Will it not spike the guns of Republican . orfdorwand Republican newspapers for all time, about Democratic hated of Union soldiers? Of course the House knew the bil} would: not pass the Senate, Lat the refusul of that body todo so will give the Dem_ @@rats an opportunity to’ say “who “pow is the friend uf the Union aoldier?” “Did not a Confederate House, having eighty Confederate Generals in it, pass the bill which would give to Union soldiers a good, fut thing?”’ Then the bill says aii sal diers and sailors who fought between Does it ooour to any one, and did the thought ooour ‘to the Confederates in the House that that provision might inet _hgaadiiudieax eco Net. wy om 2 TS Hn ws CT ae: elide Confederate soldiers as well as Union soldiers. We believe it is getieraliy conceded that Confederate soldiers did fight between the years mentioned. Look at it in any light you choose, and it will be seen that the whole matter is a shrewd pettitrick. If the Senate passes the bill and it receives the signature of the President, then it will be the means of putting eight und One-third dollars per mouth for four years, into the pockets of all Confederate soldiers. On'the other hand,-if the Senate refuses to pass it, thon it will be a good thing to make cupital of during the ensuing cawpuign. That lower House of Congress is a lively, and consistent body, curely. A Hint. The San Jose Putriot says it is Proposed by several well known citiwens of that place to organize a Centihental band cf mnusic for the Centennial celebration. The idea isto have the members dressed: in the old Revolntionary style, their instruments to consist-of snare and bass dramas; old style, and fifes—the Jat. ter regular ear-piercers. The effect would be unique and pleasing, aud really the procession would be inoemplete without this adjanet. Why. eannot our Committee act upon the suggestion. Inthe matter of deoorations the Stockton Heraid has thie: “It will be proposed in the meeting of the General Committee of Arrangements, tv have « wire stretched over the widdle of Main Street, at about the height of the eedond story of the buildings, to en. ebie the property-holders and basiness mento make a very effective decoration at a trifling expenxe. The plen ia to huve’ this wire firmly placed and braced at intermediate points. From this wire, cords with Mage fastened thoir whole length will be extended down to the doors, or as how 28 the doors, giving the appearance of one continuuns arch the whole length of the street tu an yone standing below.” 4 ; re ' Reard of haucation. The Board of Edu Sth, 1976. Present Mibell and Organ, chair, . ion met Jnne areb, Colley, Marsh in the The bill of W. ©. Groves torres peira on the Selby Fiat School house; amounting to $8 25, wos allowed, Tt was ordered'that the Selby Flat ol con tm session until fur The .Board will recoive applications from teachers antil Satarday, Phe Board adjourned to. meet Saturday, July ist, at ten o’vluck, im the Washington School Building. W. J, Q2da8>Gierk, ‘Catholic Society of this place, was Principally the latter, went from here! it in its, negative qualities; -. It stands to the intellect in the re by a pttrely’ mechanical : process 'great deal-on amnwal examinations nia, Enthusiasm and Progressiveness, the two great qualifications’ of. al} teacher cordially despises. ‘The teacher ought 'to-be always a little ‘along-in a hum-drom beokishneuss, content te **keep school." “Like teacher like pupil.’ The stock teacher’s pupils are like him; boys and girls, half clowns, half hoodlums: They have drank: in no enthusiasmof high and noble resolve at the feet of ona whose own heart was “dry as: summer dust,” and a little book-knowledge is all they ing and countermarching to and from the school house, Iu this our glorious education: after ali?Surely if'it is, the opinion of that large class, who believe that eighty per cent of our school system is a farce made up . of clap-trap and folly,-is far from being wrong; nor can it be other80 hopelessly common. « Yosa Riven. Baie bane Correspondence. Moons’s Frat, June 234, 1876. Exrron Nevapa Day Transoxirt: The mining prospect in this vicinity is better than was expected. Ow. ing to the lateness of the season, Several mines that were working last year will remain idle until next Spring. Ifthe Blue gravel Mining Company obtain a good prospect in the shaft they are sinking, this will be as lively a town as there is in the mountains, Everything is in good order, anda fall force of men omployed. The Blue Bank is sti)l working, and the Company expect té take out a great deal of money this season. _The Boston, which has been idle for a faw years, will commenee piping next week. The tunnel and shaft are full of slush, but it is expected they will be cleared out soon. The Wo Yon have about twenty-five Chinamen employed;. they have not-ran’ any water for a couple of weeks, being engaged in outting the bed-rook channel. This is the only mine that any money has been tuken out of this. season. We bave a visitor here (Dick Dillon) who is collecting, all the loose cash that the boys have. {tis a well knowa fact that some men possens the faculty of attracting othera whether they are willing or not, and Dick is not an exception, Our worthy. County Superintendent.showed himself here last Wednesday. The opinion he formed of our school houde we are not capable of judging, but we can make 8 guess, The arrangements for the Centennial are progressing and it is the intention of the people here to make ita success, — Unexown. The Pie Nic,The excursion and pic nic given yesterday under the auspices of the ® most perfect success. About four bandred men, women and children, at about balf pastéight. They were scoompanied by a brass band and were-as jolly and happy looking a crowd as we have geen for a long very commen, and} Withal, often lation of dead formality. It regards pupils as “‘machines,* and educates Stock teachers are great sticklers for rules and class-books, and “go” a ‘They, disclaim all knowledge of the laws of mind; they deal with matter only, and doubtless because of the laws of affinity. They ae so proud to be regarded as the champions of scholasti¢ conversation, that they boust of their opposition to all school They are not more than fivehundred years behind their time, and ought te emigrate to China, tu balance the loss that country has~sustained by immigration of Chinese tu Califorteachers 6f ‘mankind, from Socrates down-to Herbert Spencer, the stockim advance of the people; but the stock-teacher is for the most part, behind the people. He prefers to go have gained by tong years of march-. ‘wise so long as “Stock teaching isy der of Hibernians are meet at their o’olook Pp. a. ’ Donovan bank law, passed at the ret tion dnd every person hereafter doing a banking business4n this State shall, in January andsJaly of every year, publish in’ af Téast one newspaper, published in the county in which the principal office of such corporation may: be: sitwated or said person or persons reside, and also file for record in the Recorder’s office of said county, a sworn statement verified by its president or manager, and its secretary or cashier, or, in the case of such individual or individuals,. by him or themy. of the. amount of capital actually paid into such bank or croporation. Nothing but money. bona fide paid in shail. be deemed capital, and no promissory note, check or other obligation: of any director, stockholder, proprietor or propietors shall be computed or eonsidered‘as any part of such paid in capital. If no newspapers of general circulation is published in the county,. publication mast be madein one in San Francisco and also in Sacramento. PST S ee Seo, 2nd requires the same pablication of condition and valueof ugsete . and liabilities, and where assets sre situated, Seo. 3rd provides that for any false statements made in such,publicationa the directors of said banks or corpo-“ ally, liable to: any; persen dealing with them to the full extent of such dealing. Also, that no person or persons failing tocomply with this jaw shall maintain any aétion or proceeding in the courte until they shall have complied therewith;, nor shall sny assignee of such ¢orporation, -whose assignment shall be made subsequent to such failure, maintain any such action, Sec. 4th directs that when any such -banking -operations shall be foreign, such statements must be verified by the agent or Manager resident in this State, and subjects him to the liabilities imposed on directors in casa offailure, Sections 5 and 6 provide for keep. ing the necessary. record books, and payment of fees. Said statements need not be ackowledged bat must be verified: befure some Judge or Officer of this State authorized to take affidavits,, to be used: befére courts in the State, The Act took effet from and after its passsage. , i Titeatre To-morrow Night! Piper's Opera House Company will perform at the Theatre to-morrow night. ‘‘Fanchion, the Cricket’ will, be the.play presented:. Tis members of the trowpe have given the best of satisfaction where they have played the piece: Miss Ella Badger is said to be eqnal to Alise Kingsbury, and Little Dorrit captivates all who listen to ber. J. B. Ashton is an actor ot superior merit, andall the members of the troupe play their parte well. The piece is one of the most exsiting, and will no doubt draw a large sudience. Masonic. A special meeting is called for the members of Nevada. Lodge, No. 13, F. and A, M., on Monday, to-morrow evening, at8 o'clock. Members are requested to be present, and rvisiting brethren are cordially invited, Allamannia,. There will be a mevting of the Allamannia “Club, this, Sunday eve: Jadge Gurthe. Important busisiess will come before the méeting, and a full attendance is desired. Miners” Meoting, All the miners in this vicinity are requonted to meet at the old Arm building, near the Skating Rink, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock sharp, to determine about turning out in a . . body on the Fourth of J uly, Freight at the Depet. Freight for the following temed, partion was réocived at the depot yes. . terday:. “3 Malakoff D. 8. Baker, Nevada. Daniel Poll, — The members of the Ancient Or. requested Hall to-day, s ~l. B. G. M. Co., Male. The following is-s sytiopsis of the Sec. Ist directs that every corpora. }it_would be well for some of our young men, sad old ones, too, if there, ratious shall be, jointlyand sever-. ning, at 8: o'clock, at the office of} Cutehan, Annie Cook, Bmma Cook, Allie Gray, Emma Hotherrol, Luella Gaby., Lile Hanson, Joe Cosla,. Will Worthington, Willie Younz, Bmil Ott, Eddie Schmidt, Fred: Wells Mien, Dan Smith; Jakey Dreyfuss, Grant Jacobs, John Richards, Albert Hartman, Alex Mc Cambridge, Chas. Marsh, Grant Dreyfuss. —_——_——9-9 . : A boiled potatoe was recently: set on 4 dinner table at Chicago, which, on béing opened was found-to. contain a nt. Many a serpent bas been taken to the table in a bottle or décanter, and many a victim been mortally stung in consequence. . Tune is said to be “many a slip between the cup and the lip,” and were a good many more. ae Tur Great Author of all made ev: & human author makes nothing out of‘everything. eee A LiTrLe five-year old boy heard the Bible story of Samson, a few Swuday evenings ago for the first time. He was much impressed-with the efficiency of the weapon which Samson used in one of* his hand-tohand conflicts with the Philistines. A day or two after, his mother; just before getting into acarriage, was attempting to break a piece of cand which she had promised to divide between the little lad und his. brother, The candy was tough and: resisted her efforts. In this ‘emergen‘ey the smiller buy looked-up at the coachman and said; ‘Say, James, ass about you, have you?” [By Telegraph.) Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Salas: 1055 Mexican 28%{, . 120 Gould & Curry 15%, 185 Best & Belcher 47,------— 600 California 7434, 1240 Savage 203. 1035 Con Virginia 6034. 535 Hale & Norcross $y, "128 Crown Point ly ae 970 Yellow Jacket 314, 66 Imperial 63%, 780 Lady Bryan 200, 50 Alpha 46. 165 Belcher 16%, . 85 Overman 604, 335 Justice 23. 205 Julia 8%, 70 Caledonia 8; 70 Union Con 10%, 660 Sierra Nevada 13%, 30 Confidence 18; 20 Utah 18%. 150 Succor 4vc. 30 Bullion 44. 150 Chollar 78, 50 Exchequer 1634, 6U Kentuck 12%, 5Silver Hill 7, 106 Bultimore 134, 10. Kareka Con 1034, 500 Rock Island 2, 150 Jefferson 1, 60 Raymond & Ely 9. Bational Exchange Hotel. 8:.A. EDDY, Proprietor. Fatpax, June 23rd, 1876. & aca Br <> pupilépromoted from the 2nd Primary to the Ist, Bate Bdwards‘Teacher: Rosa Kingj Lillie Keenan, Lonisa Hialagher; Katie Howard, Beli Miller, Mamie Hurst; Lizzie Howard, . ‘ Mary Folley, Gem» Smith, Emma Hays, Lottie Marks,. Addie Boardman, Duisy Stonebridge, Emma Mo Fred Guild, Chas Loubecker,, Thos. . . ent-of nothing, bat many, you haven't got the jawbone of an™ rca Ph on the condition that be ‘must have. ° sis picture thtsen with it, is a fy sc i's at ip caf bre ken nore, ; in-. nt-j° BORN. ii Aumer and wife, a daughter. In Nevada City, June 23, 1 Seibert and wife, a. duughter. FYNHE ANNvatL Department; wifl take place at* shal’s Ofhice, on : W.R. COR, P Jas. Monro, Sécretary, y In Nevada City, June 20, 1876, to Frank 876, to Louis Election for Chief Engineer. AL ELECTION POR CHIEF ENGINE?R of the Nevada City Fire the: MarNONDAY, JULY 31, 1876.Juéges—Joseph Olive and Frank KilerClerks—J. J. Ott and Ha. Goldsmith. . —__ Polls will be open from 5 to 8 o'clock, . ’ mM. ‘Ey order of the Board of Fire Delegates, resident, je26 Drugs, Medicines, Che Patent Medicines, &e.A full line of Choice. Perfumery, ‘Toi Soups, Tottet Powder, Coltgne Sets, pela aioe ek Olls, “Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. 4ds0 a full line of STATIONERY, such » tan & Béoks; Letter; Note and Legal Ps. er, Gold Pens. &c ; Biank Books made to order at the lowest an Frauciseo ; My Stovk is most complete in all its. de Phrtments and my prices are lar. I sobiei @ share of publicpatronage. i _ PH BELDEn. Nevada; Marth 31, 1876, Li, warrants on General Fand, ro tered prior to Jan. Sth, 1876. . all Warrants on Road Fund, igistersd prior to January 12th, 1876, wil T BLERS in the world. Come and try. them. Nevada City; Jime 25th, 1976, : AT THE KEYSOONE S&LOON, HE BEST PUNCHES, MINT 3ULIPS and. SHERRY COB. nid. ob presentdiion. Interest ceases from seg — PAYNE, Treasurer, y i. Phe: ULLY Deputy, Nevada, June sth, 1876;: : , : The People’s: Common Sense Medical Adviser, BY R. VW. PIERCE, ' SPECIALLY ‘ADAPTED FOR FAMIL, UsR> LITTON SPRINGS a Wenine ee, : . I F BIOLOGY, OR THE ‘ ‘ i Sciénce of Life. Home atment of. 8 E L T ZER WAT E R diseases, with their ssumon syatine ane : FROM’ : remedies. A valuable-tréatise on ; ‘ oe sick the pre of Teproduction,—the SO0NO COUNTY, FORNEA Danissivn o} e, ete., and » true snd‘ ee . — bias. acientif ¢ MarriageGuide. _ 2 Sepa Cae Nature's Specific for “the cure of. Price $1 50, 900 Pages, 250 En. _ Irregularities of the action mation, Eta. eee WM, ©, DEAMER, Indigestion,. Costiveness, Pies, , the Kidmeys and Liver, Iaflammation of the Eyes, Gout, Rhea~ : Proprietor of the Grass Valléy gravings, ’ #: 0.T: LAWLOR is: the t , work, and orders Will also be faxetat her den’s Drug Store. ‘ masoie : NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S ‘Sag. of % N the Disttict Court of the UV. «9 for: HIS, without any question, is the best the Di#trict of California, Ts at miveral water on the Pacific Coast, atter of* Martin: Quick, Bankrupt. No. -_ its beneficial effects are cértitied to by } tive is hereby given cat I, the undersi, wh have an opportunity of using it. the duly appointed assignee of sald bee : tate, will offer for . front of the suc. ~~ pa ete iar ee ‘ Yom salvar ~ tovede Gentetie: om 7G : he raas Vahey, Nev. nty, Cal., at pu $ — and the Pore oupplies On appii auction, to be: sold té thie highest ia. : der for cash, U.S. DAY, July stir; 187 said d ing old coin, on SATUR. at 2 o'clock P. m, of sy, 2 horses, 1 mule, 1 cow—belong. aiid Betate, : — Grree Valley, Jhne 14, 1976, 6 General Age font for Nevadm Gounty,. NOTICE, $e24-1m _— OTfCE I8 HEKEBY QIVEN THAT te AN the principal place of b SPECIAL MEETING. wv — Bountain Take Ico: Comp a Nevada Lodge, Nov 13,7.4A. ML. . ounty, Steie of Content , to the Cityaad County of francisco, and Btate of Giles : . . ALL MEMBERS ; oe H. HALE, Gee. LODGE, NO. 18, ¥ eta Moveda Oity, Jane 9, 1976” are perocsted so meet at their : Hall HZ. W. VALANTINE. M. D., 4 ; MONDAY, JUNE 26th, 187¢@ Piaiithni Wav EECEAM, j CORNER BROAD AND : AT 8 O’CLOCK, P. M, O STREETS. over Preston's Drug aun A full attendance ig desired; ~~ — t ie, old, Keeney , ’ ce a >i Visiting Bréthren are cordially invited. . Main St. Orders left at K. M, ) swe Sis By order, ; will be attended to. ' ; nl? ii J. ROLFE, Master, 4, H, Boarpman,; Secretary. jn23.Nevada Theatre. WITH MR. J. B, ASHTON;,. ‘The favorite Young Acter. The Child Wonder, who astopishes One with her wonderful dng and dancing, ~~, ELLA F. BADGER, . Phe Brillivnt Young Ga; together with SICAL COMBINATION, Will make their Appearance at. NEVADA CITY, On which oo asion will be PIPER'S OPERA COMPARY . acting, sing. ifornia Artiste, ‘AN EXOELLENT DRAMATIC AND MU. Never excelled on the Pacific Coast or elsewhere, the Beautiful Play in Five Acts, entitled, AND LOT FOR SALE. A HOUSE aix rooms, good cellar, ana well of water, new out buildings, first-ciass fences, thrée one-fourth acres of land plan. ted to choice fruit trees vines and berrigs, the balance with vegetables. A good title given. The Place is within. ten minutes walk of the Court House, For enquire of further HOUSE OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL. EXCHANGE HUTEL. ‘NEVADA CITY. Carriages. and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and” on the mor terms. aes The Horses are free from vice, of good. FANCHON THE CRICKET! . FANGHON.. : , a FATHER wD, ae B. ANTON, . 8712 and capable of going ss fasten any . Ditien } Twina’** BK. J. Crowell for Funerals attended to with i an tbh vite ze Adams. P ng Martiness..00.07°°."" eiatea’. . Good Gaddle Horses slways on hend, _ OS preaevabepeebe 5 #eeete Pr. le Horses ‘boarded by the day, “week ob Old Padet..00 32 Miva, 3 month and the greatest of care . eer: _ D. WELLINGTON. SU ee aTbeand...-. Nevada City, November 17th, 1878. Pete eweeees ‘ +> BS Bie this old established He+ Well known to travelers and peo~ LOON is attache? co the Hotel. ait = W. ©. STOKES, Pronrieter. ” jeeanee ary = ‘Bell & Belden’s — a ee bY Et eee *)

Se “popular” class off school teachers . Sanday. which, for want of » betiér term, I will call ‘stock teachers.’ To de_ Soldiers Bounty, seribe this class in positive charac‘Whas been the cry of Republiéans . teristics is nof'easy, but we will’ try _., the years 1861 and 1865, _ NEVADA CITY, CAL. ta See Baily Geauseript . \ Ep. Transceret —Sir: There is a) 4 Jano 25, 1876) for the past ten years, that it would be unsafe to give the control of the Government over to the Democrats, because they would rub the Union adldiers of the bounty and pensions dve them as soon as they could do it by legislation after they got into pawer:To stop that ery it was necessary for the Démocracy to do sontething, and they have done it with a vengeance. The House, which is eomposed of a majority of Demo_ erates, has passed a bill providing for the payment of: cight’and’ one-third dollars per mouth to every soldier, and sailor, including non-commissioned officers, wusicians, mariners, regulars and volunteers, for every meanth of! service between April 12, 1861, and May 18, 1865. To pay this little bill it will require only between eighty and-one hundred million dollars; but what of that! Will it not spike the guns of Republican . orfdorwand Republican newspapers for all time, about Democratic hated of Union soldiers? Of course the House knew the bil} would: not pass the Senate, Lat the refusul of that body todo so will give the Dem_ @@rats an opportunity to’ say “who “pow is the friend uf the Union aoldier?” “Did not a Confederate House, having eighty Confederate Generals in it, pass the bill which would give to Union soldiers a good, fut thing?”’ Then the bill says aii sal diers and sailors who fought between Does it ooour to any one, and did the thought ooour ‘to the Confederates in the House that that provision might inet _hgaadiiudieax eco Net. wy om 2 TS Hn ws CT ae: elide Confederate soldiers as well as Union soldiers. We believe it is getieraliy conceded that Confederate soldiers did fight between the years mentioned. Look at it in any light you choose, and it will be seen that the whole matter is a shrewd pettitrick. If the Senate passes the bill and it receives the signature of the President, then it will be the means of putting eight und One-third dollars per mouth for four years, into the pockets of all Confederate soldiers. On'the other hand,-if the Senate refuses to pass it, thon it will be a good thing to make cupital of during the ensuing cawpuign. That lower House of Congress is a lively, and consistent body, curely. A Hint. The San Jose Putriot says it is Proposed by several well known citiwens of that place to organize a Centihental band cf mnusic for the Centennial celebration. The idea isto have the members dressed: in the old Revolntionary style, their instruments to consist-of snare and bass dramas; old style, and fifes—the Jat. ter regular ear-piercers. The effect would be unique and pleasing, aud really the procession would be inoemplete without this adjanet. Why. eannot our Committee act upon the suggestion. Inthe matter of deoorations the Stockton Heraid has thie: “It will be proposed in the meeting of the General Committee of Arrangements, tv have « wire stretched over the widdle of Main Street, at about the height of the eedond story of the buildings, to en. ebie the property-holders and basiness mento make a very effective decoration at a trifling expenxe. The plen ia to huve’ this wire firmly placed and braced at intermediate points. From this wire, cords with Mage fastened thoir whole length will be extended down to the doors, or as how 28 the doors, giving the appearance of one continuuns arch the whole length of the street tu an yone standing below.” 4 ; re ' Reard of haucation. The Board of Edu Sth, 1976. Present Mibell and Organ, chair, . ion met Jnne areb, Colley, Marsh in the The bill of W. ©. Groves torres peira on the Selby Fiat School house; amounting to $8 25, wos allowed, Tt was ordered'that the Selby Flat ol con tm session until fur The .Board will recoive applications from teachers antil Satarday, Phe Board adjourned to. meet Saturday, July ist, at ten o’vluck, im the Washington School Building. W. J, Q2da8>Gierk, ‘Catholic Society of this place, was Principally the latter, went from here! it in its, negative qualities; -. It stands to the intellect in the re by a pttrely’ mechanical : process 'great deal-on amnwal examinations nia, Enthusiasm and Progressiveness, the two great qualifications’ of. al} teacher cordially despises. ‘The teacher ought 'to-be always a little ‘along-in a hum-drom beokishneuss, content te **keep school." “Like teacher like pupil.’ The stock teacher’s pupils are like him; boys and girls, half clowns, half hoodlums: They have drank: in no enthusiasmof high and noble resolve at the feet of ona whose own heart was “dry as: summer dust,” and a little book-knowledge is all they ing and countermarching to and from the school house, Iu this our glorious education: after ali?Surely if'it is, the opinion of that large class, who believe that eighty per cent of our school system is a farce made up . of clap-trap and folly,-is far from being wrong; nor can it be other80 hopelessly common. « Yosa Riven. Baie bane Correspondence. Moons’s Frat, June 234, 1876. Exrron Nevapa Day Transoxirt: The mining prospect in this vicinity is better than was expected. Ow. ing to the lateness of the season, Several mines that were working last year will remain idle until next Spring. Ifthe Blue gravel Mining Company obtain a good prospect in the shaft they are sinking, this will be as lively a town as there is in the mountains, Everything is in good order, anda fall force of men omployed. The Blue Bank is sti)l working, and the Company expect té take out a great deal of money this season. _The Boston, which has been idle for a faw years, will commenee piping next week. The tunnel and shaft are full of slush, but it is expected they will be cleared out soon. The Wo Yon have about twenty-five Chinamen employed;. they have not-ran’ any water for a couple of weeks, being engaged in outting the bed-rook channel. This is the only mine that any money has been tuken out of this. season. We bave a visitor here (Dick Dillon) who is collecting, all the loose cash that the boys have. {tis a well knowa fact that some men possens the faculty of attracting othera whether they are willing or not, and Dick is not an exception, Our worthy. County Superintendent.showed himself here last Wednesday. The opinion he formed of our school houde we are not capable of judging, but we can make 8 guess, The arrangements for the Centennial are progressing and it is the intention of the people here to make ita success, — Unexown. The Pie Nic,The excursion and pic nic given yesterday under the auspices of the ® most perfect success. About four bandred men, women and children, at about balf pastéight. They were scoompanied by a brass band and were-as jolly and happy looking a crowd as we have geen for a long very commen, and} Withal, often lation of dead formality.. It regards pupils as “‘machines,* and educates Stock teachers are great sticklers for rules and class-books, and “go” a ‘They, disclaim all knowledge of the laws of mind; they deal with matter only, and doubtless because of the laws of affinity. They ae so proud to be regarded as the champions of scholasti¢ conversation, that they boust of their opposition to all school They are not more than fivehundred years behind their time, and ought te emigrate to China, tu balance the loss that country has~sustained by immigration of Chinese tu Califorteachers 6f ‘mankind, from Socrates down-to Herbert Spencer, the stockim advance of the people; but the stock-teacher is for the most part, behind the people. He prefers to go have gained by tong years of march-. ‘wise so long as “Stock teaching isy der of Hibernians are meet at their o’olook Pp. a. ’ Donovan bank law, passed at the ret tion dnd every person hereafter doing a banking business4n this State shall, in January andsJaly of every year, publish in’ af Téast one newspaper, published in the county in which the principal office of such corporation may: be: sitwated or said person or persons reside, and also file for record in the Recorder’s office of said county, a sworn statement verified by its president or manager, and its secretary or cashier, or, in the case of such individual or individuals,. by him or themy. of the. amount of capital actually paid into such bank or croporation. Nothing but money. bona fide paid in shail. be deemed capital, and no promissory note, check or other obligation: of any director, stockholder, proprietor or propietors shall be computed or eonsidered‘as any part of such paid in capital. If no newspapers of general circulation is published in the county,. publication mast be madein one in San Francisco and also in Sacramento. PST S ee Seo, 2nd requires the same pablication of condition and valueof ugsete . and liabilities, and where assets sre situated, Seo. 3rd provides that for any false statements made in such,publicationa the directors of said banks or corpo-“ ally, liable to: any; persen dealing with them to the full extent of such dealing. Also, that no person or persons failing tocomply with this jaw shall maintain any aétion or proceeding in the courte until they shall have complied therewith;, nor shall sny assignee of such ¢orporation, -whose assignment shall be made subsequent to such failure, maintain any such action, Sec. 4th directs that when any such -banking -operations shall be foreign, such statements must be verified by the agent or Manager resident in this State, and subjects him to the liabilities imposed on directors in casa offailure, Sections 5 and 6 provide for keep. ing the necessary. record books, and payment of fees. Said statements need not be ackowledged bat must be verified: befure some Judge or Officer of this State authorized to take affidavits,, to be used: befére courts in the State, The Act took effet from and after its passsage. , i Titeatre To-morrow Night! Piper's Opera House Company will perform at the Theatre to-morrow night. ‘‘Fanchion, the Cricket’ will, be the.play presented:. Tis members of the trowpe have given the best of satisfaction where they have played the piece: Miss Ella Badger is said to be eqnal to Alise Kingsbury, and Little Dorrit captivates all who listen to ber. J. B. Ashton is an actor ot superior merit, andall the members of the troupe play their parte well. The piece is one of the most exsiting, and will no doubt draw a large sudience. Masonic. A special meeting is called for the members of Nevada. Lodge, No. 13, F. and A, M., on Monday, to-morrow evening, at8 o'clock. Members are requested to be present, and rvisiting brethren are cordially invited, Allamannia,. There will be a mevting of the Allamannia “Club, this, Sunday eve: Jadge Gurthe. Important busisiess will come before the méeting, and a full attendance is desired.

Miners” Meoting, All the miners in this vicinity are requonted to meet at the old Arm building, near the Skating Rink, on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock sharp, to determine about turning out in a . . body on the Fourth of J uly, Freight at the Depet. Freight for the following temed, partion was réocived at the depot yes. . terday:. “3 Malakoff D. 8. Baker, Nevada. Daniel Poll, — The members of the Ancient Or. requested Hall to-day, s ~l. B. G. M. Co., Male. The following is-s sytiopsis of the Sec. Ist directs that every corpora. }it_would be well for some of our young men, sad old ones, too, if there, ratious shall be, jointlyand sever-. ning, at 8: o'clock, at the office of} Cutehan, Annie Cook, Bmma Cook, Allie Gray, Emma Hotherrol, Luella Gaby., Lile Hanson, Joe Cosla,. Will Worthington, Willie Younz, Bmil Ott, Eddie Schmidt, Fred: Wells Mien, Dan Smith; Jakey Dreyfuss, Grant Jacobs, John Richards, Albert Hartman, Alex Mc Cambridge, Chas. Marsh, Grant Dreyfuss.. —_——_——9-9 . : A boiled potatoe was recently: set on 4 dinner table at Chicago, which, on béing opened was found-to. contain a nt. Many a serpent bas been taken to the table in a bottle or décanter, and many a victim been mortally stung in consequence. . Tune is said to be “many a slip between the cup and the lip,” and were a good many more. ae Tur Great Author of all made ev: & human author makes nothing out of‘everything. eee A LiTrLe five-year old boy heard the Bible story of Samson, a few Swuday evenings ago for the first time. He was much impressed-with the efficiency of the weapon which Samson used in one of* his hand-tohand conflicts with the Philistines. A day or two after, his mother; just before getting into acarriage, was attempting to break a piece of cand which she had promised to divide between the little lad und his. brother, The candy was tough and: resisted her efforts. In this ‘emergen‘ey the smiller buy looked-up at the coachman and said; ‘Say, James, ass about you, have you?” [By Telegraph.) Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Salas: 1055 Mexican 28%{, . 120 Gould & Curry 15%, 185 Best & Belcher 47,------— 600 California 7434, 1240 Savage 203. 1035 Con Virginia 6034. 535 Hale & Norcross $y, "128 Crown Point ly ae 970 Yellow Jacket 314, 66 Imperial 63%, 780 Lady Bryan 200, 50 Alpha 46. 165 Belcher 16%, . 85 Overman 604, 335 Justice 23. 205 Julia 8%, 70 Caledonia 8; 70 Union Con 10%, 660 Sierra Nevada 13%, 30 Confidence 18; 20 Utah 18%. 150 Succor 4vc. 30 Bullion 44. 150 Chollar 78, 50 Exchequer 1634, 6U Kentuck 12%, 5Silver Hill 7, 106 Bultimore 134, 10. Kareka Con 1034, 500 Rock Island 2, 150 Jefferson 1, 60 Raymond & Ely 9. Bational Exchange Hotel. 8:.A. EDDY, Proprietor. Fatpax, June 23rd, 1876. & aca Br <> pupilépromoted from the 2nd Primary to the Ist, Bate Bdwards‘Teacher: Rosa Kingj Lillie Keenan, Lonisa Hialagher; Katie Howard, Beli Miller, Mamie Hurst; Lizzie Howard, . ‘ Mary Folley, Gem» Smith, Emma Hays, Lottie Marks,. Addie Boardman, Duisy Stonebridge, Emma Mo Fred Guild, Chas Loubecker,, Thos. . . ent-of nothing, bat many, you haven't got the jawbone of an™ rca Ph on the condition that be ‘must have. ° sis picture thtsen with it, is a fy sc i's at ip caf bre ken nore, ; in-. nt-j° BORN. ii Aumer and wife, a daughter. In Nevada City, June 23, 1 Seibert and wife, a. duughter. FYNHE ANNvatL Department; wifl take place at* shal’s Ofhice, on : W.R. COR, P Jas. Monro, Sécretary, y In Nevada City, June 20, 1876, to Frank 876, to Louis Election for Chief Engineer. AL ELECTION POR CHIEF ENGINE?R of the Nevada City Fire the: MarNONDAY, JULY 31, 1876..Juéges—Joseph Olive and Frank KilerClerks—J. J. Ott and Ha. Goldsmith. . —__ Polls will be open from 5 to 8 o'clock, . ’ mM. ‘Ey order of the Board of Fire Delegates, resident, je26 Drugs, Medicines, Che Patent Medicines, &e.A full line of Choice. Perfumery, ‘Toi Soups, Tottet Powder, Coltgne Sets, pela aioe ek Olls, “Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. 4ds0 a full line of STATIONERY, such » tan & Béoks; Letter; Note and Legal Ps. er, Gold Pens. &c ; Biank Books made to order at the lowest an Frauciseo ; My Stovk is most complete in all its. de Phrtments and my prices are lar. I sobiei @ share of publicpatronage. i _ PH BELDEn. Nevada; Marth 31, 1876, Li, warrants on General Fand, ro tered prior to Jan. Sth, 1876. . all Warrants on Road Fund, igistersd prior to January 12th, 1876, wil T BLERS in the world. Come and try. them. Nevada City; Jime 25th, 1976, : AT THE KEYSOONE S&LOON, HE BEST PUNCHES, MINT 3ULIPS and. SHERRY COB. nid. ob presentdiion. Interest ceases from seg — PAYNE, Treasurer, y i. Phe: ULLY Deputy, Nevada, June sth, 1876;: : , : The People’s: Common Sense Medical Adviser, BY R. VW. PIERCE, ' SPECIALLY ‘ADAPTED FOR FAMIL, UsR> LITTON SPRINGS a Wenine ee, : . I F BIOLOGY, OR THE ‘ ‘ i Sciénce of Life. Home atment of. 8 E L T ZER WAT E R diseases, with their ssumon syatine ane : FROM’ : remedies. A valuable-tréatise on ; ‘ oe sick the pre of Teproduction,—the SO0NO COUNTY, FORNEA Danissivn o} e, ete., and » true snd‘ ee . — bias. acientif ¢ MarriageGuide. _ 2 Sepa Cae Nature's Specific for “the cure of. Price $1 50, 900 Pages, 250 En. _ Irregularities of the action mation, Eta. eee WM, ©, DEAMER, Indigestion,. Costiveness, Pies, , the Kidmeys and Liver, Iaflammation of the Eyes, Gout, Rhea~ : Proprietor of the Grass Valléy gravings, ’ #: 0.T: LAWLOR is: the t , work, and orders Will also be faxetat her den’s Drug Store. ‘ masoie : NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S ‘Sag. of % N the Disttict Court of the UV. «9 for: HIS, without any question, is the best the Di#trict of California, Ts at miveral water on the Pacific Coast, atter of* Martin: Quick, Bankrupt. No. -_ its beneficial effects are cértitied to by } tive is hereby given cat I, the undersi, wh have an opportunity of using it. the duly appointed assignee of sald bee : tate, will offer for . front of the suc. ~~ pa ete iar ee ‘ Yom salvar ~ tovede Gentetie: om 7G : he raas Vahey, Nev. nty, Cal., at pu $ — and the Pore oupplies On appii auction, to be: sold té thie highest ia. : der for cash, U.S. DAY, July stir; 187 said d ing old coin, on SATUR. at 2 o'clock P. m, of sy, 2 horses, 1 mule, 1 cow—belong. aiid Betate, : — Grree Valley, Jhne 14, 1976, 6 General Age font for Nevadm Gounty,. NOTICE, $e24-1m _— OTfCE I8 HEKEBY QIVEN THAT te AN the principal place of b SPECIAL MEETING. wv — Bountain Take Ico: Comp a Nevada Lodge, Nov 13,7.4A. ML. . ounty, Steie of Content , to the Cityaad County of francisco, and Btate of Giles : . . ALL MEMBERS ; oe H. HALE, Gee. LODGE, NO. 18, ¥ eta Moveda Oity, Jane 9, 1976” are perocsted so meet at their : Hall HZ. W. VALANTINE. M. D., 4 ; MONDAY, JUNE 26th, 187¢@ Piaiithni Wav EECEAM, j CORNER BROAD AND : AT 8 O’CLOCK, P. M, O STREETS. over Preston's Drug aun A full attendance ig desired; ~~ — t ie, old, Keeney , ’ ce a >i Visiting Bréthren are cordially invited. . Main St. Orders left at K. M, ) swe Sis By order, ; will be attended to. ' ; nl? ii J. ROLFE, Master, 4, H, Boarpman,; Secretary. jn23.Nevada Theatre. WITH MR. J. B, ASHTON;,. ‘The favorite Young Acter. The Child Wonder, who astopishes One with her wonderful dng and dancing, ~~, ELLA F. BADGER, . Phe Brillivnt Young Ga; together with SICAL COMBINATION, Will make their Appearance at. NEVADA CITY, On which oo asion will be PIPER'S OPERA COMPARY . acting, sing. ifornia Artiste, ‘AN EXOELLENT DRAMATIC AND MU. Never excelled on the Pacific Coast or elsewhere, the Beautiful Play in Five Acts, entitled, AND LOT FOR SALE. A HOUSE aix rooms, good cellar, ana well of water, new out buildings, first-ciass fences, thrée one-fourth acres of land plan. ted to choice fruit trees vines and berrigs, the balance with vegetables.. A good title given. The Place is within. ten minutes walk of the Court House, For enquire of further HOUSE OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL. EXCHANGE HUTEL. ‘NEVADA CITY. Carriages. and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and” on the mor terms. aes The Horses are free from vice, of good. FANCHON THE CRICKET! . FANGHON... : , a FATHER wD, ae B. ANTON, . 8712 and capable of going ss fasten any . Ditien } Twina’** BK. J. Crowell for Funerals attended to with i an tbh vite ze Adams. P ng Martiness...00.07°°."" eiatea’. . Good Gaddle Horses slways on hend, _ OS preaevabepeebe 5 #eeete Pr. le Horses ‘boarded by the day, “week ob Old Padet...00 32 Miva, 3 month and the greatest of care . eer: _ D. WELLINGTON. SU ee aTbeand.....-. Nevada City, November 17th, 1878. Pete eweeees ‘ +> BS Bie this old established He+ Well known to travelers and peo~ LOON is attache? co the Hotel. ait = W. ©. STOKES, Pronrieter. ” jeeanee ary = ‘Bell & Belden’s — a ee bY Et eee *)