March 28, 1878 (4 pages)

The Taaees eT a Oe re RARE SERENE “The Coming Trade Center.’ . Stal Affairs. The many-wivedknavées’ of Utab “pada STREET, Wevipa ‘ity, ame The whdlesdle -dealers of San . SS ea ee ad 19, 3 . _ NEVADA Orr, CAL. cnn Jal. sess appease Francisco cannot well afford to ig-. bave framed an othe law which at Share em sie er Oes re 4, (yaPrran STOCK, $200,000. NEVADA CI * un P eC » a bnts out “ A 5 ; e nore the fact that their cotempora-. virtually s Gentlige;” [perk addicon Meuet teas ot te chest A “apd portofice st Spencer, i ries at Sacramento are fast outetrip-. se-they-impudently classify those Beco on Judge Teomaea B. Oawell,of . 25. os 7 Re President. . “Bias salovtall-ton thn $4. boots endé. Plot thers in the Fave! fer the param: . PURGE © TR thadband Mth Nevada Olty, March 37th, 3678, at . Somm T. Moment. os++-+—LOCAL Al ee i iat 0s ‘age of the interior tawns> And as . 'tion of «bishop, *t eetmity: vhy the Hew: Geo. Davies . ar tant John T. Morgan, os ale grant OE oo ony ser i ee ee the former duy by day see the chan-. one wife.” ‘This election law allows fin pe gh ont eink Movads ee ace ie aghes, Se <o. a. Aavertisements and, subacriptions —— nels of trade being thus diverted, . ® Properly married persou’no place . ’ yx sas city, Watch 26,1878, by Rév,. Nilesdearls. . . B, McMprray a or tho TRAN , Preston. Tt The case of George Butts comes up for hearing, in the Supreme Court, . Tuesday, April 9th. J. Sims, Letoy A. ‘Thurston, ‘of North Bloomfield, té Miss Emma Hawley, of Columbia Hill. among the registrars “and pollholders, and places various -obstruetions in the way of their ‘voting at our name. and their receipts each year lessening Caswell, daughter in the same ratio that those of the Caswell, of this cit) ee a ve Deposit ey bay end ecttuphang” eri NT Pareiege. ld Dust and Bullion. AX qneonaeannmnennt : , Sacramento merchants increase, all = ‘ Bighes: yrice ees OF ae Dointy -geart of the Paci! THE REGISTRY LAW. Very little rain ras ph ° ma things taken into cotisideration, it ig . oll. Congress _ phage ate Warrants od ae on RP Co., by Rev. C s ospects ion to this a nake a ; The following bill was passed in 1 Eoin dale vielnity are not a matter of/suprise to the unbiassreaeien tate HE Pactieey in is MIL L IN E cRY. Ne _— se the Episcopal chur the Assembly, and will in all probate idered flattering. ed looker-on that they should put itareak of deeeeey, aad 14. tould AND ‘SAN JosE, evening, although u bility become law. San’ FranA Chinaman is no respector of forth almost pean pg od with propriety also take further legDRESS MAKIN re LOS A LES. i— ; ciseo is exaepted in its provikions. sons, and hence it isthat a certain retain the commercial relations that islation that would look to the emend". also sell Exchange on allt : intipa was witnessed by. Geo, 1206 is sehended as follows: well known county official’s hennery seey'tave ballsup $6 he gaat 5. tse ation of the foul blotch, “Russia has : Make umn and transact a genet Bs. are oe ; i st 4 z inl t ress astonisbore yo ae -¢gmfortsbl ol The ore tt i nai 2 in this city. has es pts become ale. ae eae a mae nes hte wktols deait polygamy in Russia—a death HE MISS LOTTIE WEISS, a REPORD eee iam a a —-pand., his allot to the Ride atch nde. =F most henless.~ — sent & SS re 4 blow;-we. might make the attempt for. _ one seusbaa Zz at Baby . fo WOUED Fespectfully announce to “the Dadies of Nevada and vicinity; } 1 -thatshe igs now-prepared to oe i \Cut, Fit, and Make all kinds of}1a. the-taskis undertaken, knowing as. they must, the disadvantages which . conspire to det eat them on every . hand. Take, for instance, the Neva. New York—Firé ational Bank, San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Ban. . ” San Jose—Farmers National Los Angled-—-Oommercial Bank. < a a Oe en ee Rt Ee =e : _gl-its belongings "¥ ~fal.and impressive. —ARLord F, @:-Guild-an Clatter have been elected. by: One-. , OF this city, América. —Can’t Do Business. “Mr. are y told a story in a a ser “Taspector, and aononnee his name 'tomah Lodge, I. 0. Spataesas egocentric aountnap aso register in useat the. precinct where med with white the offers bis vote; provided, that} "6 delegates 10 attend the Grand) 4, merchaits, who uitil. the~past mon at Springfield—one daytast a : eae “NOTIO#, white tulle, elabora in incorporated cities and towns . Lodge; which meots in Jay year bad been purchasing their sup-. week; about a clergyman who visited . [28 tHe Most ¥4 wae 1% all pasties who owe ‘the end “the tndiepine plies at San Francisco, but a large number of whom aye to-day patronizing the wholesale houses. of the Capitol city. Their reasons for making the change are plain.to be seen: bis son in Chicégo, and was quite worried to find the young. mun so thoroughly wrapped up in his real estate speculations. The Chicagoan would sometimes go out of the office, ment, orange blossc maid, Miss Hattie attired in an elegar tame of white tarle The groom and hi: ‘ typ —-gaid—persom-shalt-aiso-give—the}—Mrs. Skewes, _who resides on Deer a name of the street, avenue, or loeaCreek, won the toilet set that_was tion of his residence, and the. faffied for at the Catholic festival, number thereof, if it be numbered, . recently. She held ticket number or such clear and definite descrip. . 284, which pores to be the lucky tion of the place of such residence . one. ’ Millinery in all its Branches, . Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets made to order oO: made over in the Latest Spring ane Summer Styles. : Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghern Wks Cleaned and Whitened. “late firm of awiis & CHATY . Poe The wholesale establishments can. possibly to see a man, and wonid. 41 work entrusted to my car. “will re— : 7 Alexander Russell, #5 shall: finitely fix the same, Sec. The Hotel de Carter has 1k gees and do sell their goods at rates vary. leave instructions with bis. father to . ceive proupt ee petention. Pavnents of all dasonsia were both stylish) 1226. The Inspector, or Judge act-. } looking out from the grated winfiir from: 15 to. 20 per cent, ‘below . deal with aby: onstomers that might 5 dresse a. ing as such, must réceive the balAd, and. before depositing it in the dows. They’re a “ bad crowd,” one Photograph Ga Paintings, ‘and all, and the rest of {he world is Executed in the highest style of the art. come in, When some prospective . purchaser, _however, would inquire . San Francisco prices! They are enabled to do this because their rénts At theconclusion the. bridal party Tey must be made to A, Chaty, greatly benefitted by~ keeping theyCall and see specimens. immediatel: ir_-acs a ““bullot-box must, in an audible tone greatly benefitted by =! ug the ‘are 60 per cent. ‘below those of the. about any property the “old Mad} ey, MISS LOTTIE WEISS, y, or their-ae cas oh she ek of voice, anvounce the name and . rogues under lock and key. . dealers at the metropolis; they ‘have . would respond: “My son says the. Residence, Sacramento Street, near counts — be placed in the Aristocracy Hill, w Bert Lancaster, who has been com} . 28 isternember;—-provided,. that ib Weise Brewery. "Tnooporated towns and citios the said . fined to his room fur several days pepe ese the. en . lot i a ae so_much, bat I. ae — ___.? _, . hands of an attorney fer-eok — ee tah unvited. —— attack of inflam eral expenses are » greatly reduced. . rath ave standing room” inthe z a ad 6 ertaine = Iuspector, or Judge. aoting as such, ee ihe Gusta: The entire trade of the interior merShag Jomutinn than gill the corner lection. = per being one it th _ wbsirbe rocuesen of he poll Hey by . Satory —— oe 8 . chatite is gradually floating into the. lots inthe city.” It is needless to SACRAMENTO :.* CHAT portion of the ever Pull Clerk. Sea. 1227. If the nanie . and will be ont ghin i _9_°% . side of commerce which-flows-Sacra~. say-he.scld_nolots, and _his_son ASA” ‘TRADE CENTER, ~~ ber of handsome ai he found —— on ee ak} daze in ae caer aa exdy. {mentoward, “and” “Tt ow T0oks” as ‘found Ttmevereety: “trig 8 & Havre} Ee March 26, ABIS.5 EE ~ents ‘were_bestowe: ed, and the vote ‘is not rejected .upon a challenge taken, the Inspector, or Judge acting as such, must in t= by herrelatives an ment among whic many afticles of us though that city was bound to “de. velop iato the trade center of this eee of the Pacific Coast. S52 HE business Men of Sacram nto, aa. ~ well as all her people, have -now the . : firmest confidence in her future greatpess. ‘this season! The indviduals who prophesied a dry winter -console themselves with the thought that a Progress of the Sutro Tunnel. During the week endiug March 22, CasH ‘OR N 0 SALE. ane Sra record in this valley, and has demonstrated ‘ment. 2 the presence of the Board ‘of Eled-}-wise man may change his mind oc~The “President's V ‘View. = the 8x10-foot Leader of the Sutro . Peroud a < akan Grp rete 10 TRE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. : “Yesterday marai tion,;-—place—tha_bullot, —witheut-+-casionally, but a fool never does. ———— . — “A number of members of Congress, funnel was advanced 50 -feet—mak=. of her system of levees, siie Is forever ante ELIEV'NG that a business ¢ conducted = ~ companied by Mr. opéning or examining the same, in. A dispatch was received at Grass . friends of thi “President, dalled upon . ing the number of fot driven 19. Se eee ons purely = eg i oe ed to Sah Francise be their home. Th _take with them th our citizens for the the bullot-box, And no, person _” shall be allowed to vote <hese name ~ “js not on said registerin use at the How and Why She can sup-. __ply Goods of Every DeValley, on Monday night, from Enueka, Nevada, stating that Dennis Keefe had been killed at that place him on Tuesday last, with reference to the speech of Senator Howe. They a)l expressed more feeling in 217, and leavipg 953 feet to run to reach the west wall of the Comstock ‘lode. The flow of wateris equal to CASH BASIS, -Can be carried on-inNevada to the benefit ~ ; eaper than . of hoth buyer and seller, { have bought precinct, Sec. 1228, When the bul. by being run over by a wagon, Mr. . the matter than the President him-. 1,285,000" gallons per day. The Boy cn = 2H eee the stock of a a tem af — . plness: “Gertie,” lot bas been placed in the box, one . Keefe was a former-resident of Grass . self aud—suggested that the speech . temperatnre of the air at the entrance 2g Se a6 the old stand on Commercial street, and Nevada City is a et The Judges niust write thé word . Veijey. ‘be answered, fearing to permit-it to. °f the tunnels is equal to 60 degrees. _ Ban Francisco. ___ . willsell ait goods imine line of Pi tizens.“voted” oppsite the number of the A miner named ‘William Bale was : At the header it is 98 degrees. sya eames Le pass in silence might be an aduwission of its entire truth. The President took a different view, placing himself on the ground that his offi~~ ‘We answer—because she =e —_ re Saewe kane abe Ba ntages during hig brief su ssesse no other toca ——8aV a] i ye A “4 . won for himselfa __-by_his-genial way person on the register, Sec.~ 1094. There must be kept in the office of tbe County Clerk of each county a . ‘Groceries, : is ee freight charges, no wha:tf rates, low rents ; sud light expense. Her merchants buydi} —., Prov: sions, : “) fect from tlie large Miahufactiities of the > ~~ “Gr ‘in SIRES ie pe ] de ali the water flowing out of the ‘ground east: of the header. injured at the Idaho mine, Grass Valley, on Monday, by being struck with a piece of timber which fell 3 Reale Wh a a oe East, and have the goods shipped by rail}; “ . ee reat Petal B ir nears! down the shaft. He was considera. gia} action was-basedon bis sense Suisse: Sena to their coors. Flour Millinery and) necessary, the Board of Supervisors : : f Sai: ‘ wee f the oldest : We on a any pote may, by ites require bly bruised, but no bones were brok of right, witbout thinking fora moThe proposed new Income Tax ‘on ok ten cotabitebe’ Brenbobacree. Feed = ot @ call the atte . sacral . “<p scoters it en, The Union =P his Balas ment what might be the result us! pi1) exempts from taxation jncomes poueet nin oe eee wervenins t ? to the advertiseme a REO Fog istration oF the —_eMESES. US serious; aes ‘ roceries= "wala county, ‘which said order shall ae } i oe affecting bimpersovally.— ~He“was: of $2,000 and onder. —~ Incomes of Seu imptemeuts, pains aa oti. stations} r Ete, qe. who i is a 4 vores « Wor ee a resumed. in the : e1y, crockery, rs, drugs, ¢ , car. resses in thé be published in ut least one news-. 14 ‘c opposed to any publi expanse, pre-. not are than $10,000 and aot less . 8; Teertguauors, rv Ieeité 2 . gene PER CENT,’ LESS THAN styles, Also mill ‘ aper publised in said county, for ng ‘Mining Co ’s, claim, . ferring that his acts should be the . than $5,000 are to be tased three . earthen ware, furniture, stoves and tin_ Styles, o m paper. pees * } with splendid prospects fora good . -best interpreter of-his_motives—and. per cent., and all-incomes_of over . “™ boots and shoes, etc. “OLD RATES. its branches. Mi not less than six months preceding the, next ensuing: general election, Such re-registrution shall couform _ in-ell respects to the provisions of this Code concerning original regthing peek Waveed.” istrution, except that e : ise = re P tahdegl P — A Strike was made in the Dead‘fAppiying for re-registration sha‘l . , : : et ‘ wood mine on Tuesday which for be entitled thereto upon showing) . eS : richness and indications of permathat his name was enrolled and un; aunceted onthe former-Great Regivnency excels anything that has hithter. Sec. 1113, Before the afth . e been developed in that sectionday of August in each year in which A see stagecet piece of the ledge, whieh abounds with black sulphurets, is there shall be a general or PresiSg ee lex. Sloan’ dentiul election, each County Ulerk< on exhibition at Alex. Sloan's, where : it is — a great deal of attenmust make a copy of the uncancel@d eitries existing on the Great . “? The aeons ctsbeation of the Her manufactures are extensive avd va ried, including carriages and wagons, ma‘ chinery, brass work, pails and tubs, boxes brooms and matches, plows,harness,cloths, gloves, confectionery, pottery, iron work, sashes, doors, etc., soap, yeast powder, marble works, pumps, Windmills, tanning mills, leather, ete.“. Her Tamber yards are “smong the most exten sive in the State; her foundries and. —mach shops among the best; her breweries dumerous and goou; in taet there is not @ line of business which may be mentioned which is noi’ _——— in Sacramebdto. She possesses inangtletey enadle heniien,: Re clothing houses, millinery shope, f«ncy goods stores, etc., her book and news depots are of the best. She possesses every tacility for doing any style of printing and binding. No better hotels oy markets can be touud anywhere, INTERIOR MERCHANTS intending to. make strike. The company is now working through a bed of hard cement— no better indication than. which could be had that “there is somecompetent to do making and millin an apprenticeshir in San Francisco ness. Asa cutte1 mo superior. The her will be satis! work and her’ pri ne principles. He had sought to-perform his dutv, and with this he was perfectly.content, no matter how “Tipsy eash for goods, and must “have CASH or its equivalent on the counte r for what I seli. WM. H. SMITH. “March 26, 1878. GRAND © FANCY DRESS PARTY, MULLER AND BECKETT Will givea Grand FANCY $10,000ure to be taxed four per cent. In all cases where an income tax is collected, the amount of rent and mhavy others with predjudiced minds . other taxes is to be seducted from might view his conduct. All would. the income. ~* yrecollect, he said, how bitterly Sena— tor Howe had denbunced President Susan Parwone, an eighteen-yeatLincoln toward the close of his first . 01d negro gir! of Newark, appeared term,{and how others sought to pre-. t© be posseessed of devils like those vent Lincoln from being nominated . of.old times, “She got so bad that for a second term, but notwithstand-. her father could do nothing with her, ing all this be Was re-nominated and . and at length he told her he wus ‘became more popular than ever. . going to get a doctor to examine herThe people having become better ac. and have her sent to the county asy. quainted with him, appreciated bis lum for the insane, aud thus get rid conduct more. President Hayes was. of ber. The health officer came and = : = Pers Mrs. Frank Can daughter, Miss J been spending t months in Nevad: departure for San day ‘morning. _ Register on the preceding first day of August, The Board of Supervisors of any county may, by order ‘provide for the preparation and distribution of: township or precinct . registers fer each township, instead of copies: of the Grest Register, For the purpose of registration and preparation of a pew. Great Register, or of township. or precinct ‘Tegisters, and copies thereof, if ordered by the Board of Supervisors, the County Clerk must employ such assistauts, and for such times and at such compensation as shall, from time to time, be authorized by. said Board, which shail be paid out » of the county treasury. Such order may be repeuled and re-enacted as often-—as the. Board of Superviscr:. may deem expedient. UNC i ce EE see aa Injured in the Kye. John J, Rogers, residing on Aristocracy Hill, in this city, while engaged in pruning; fruit trees, on Tuesday last, foll from @ estep-ladder } on which he was standing, and was injured by a projecting limb which pierced his eye, producing a painfu! wound, Mr. R. will be comipelled to remain in. darkened room for, _several days, bat-it ig to be hoped vbat no serious result will follow the i unfortanate accident. Mrs, Arana LINCOLN Silt “ed tobe living ia seclusion in France. fearing to return to the United States dest she should agein be place? io a lunatic asylum, Odd Fellows will be held at Buena Vista Ranch, on the 26th of april next. Arrangements are being ‘made with the railroad company for Tunning trains at frequent intervals during the day. We will publish the programme in full as soon as it is definitely, arranged i the Committee. Frank Aumer arrived “ia this city on Tuesday, from Reno, with fifty head of magnificent looking cattle, young and fat, and fully ap to the average of Christmas beeves: They came from the ranch of George W. Mapes, in Surprise Valley, and are intended tor the markets of Naffzige. & Eustis, Nevada City, and Au4 Mer and. J. Wilhelia Grass Valley. Ah Mow,a Mongolian rascal, as ‘. his name plainly implies; regardless . of consigning hinmwelf to the fres ot the sinners’ hereafter, stole a lot of fire-wood from George Kraemer, of North San Juan. And now Ah Mow has been given fifteen days in the County Jail, that he may have opportunity to repent.’ We hope that Ah Mow will hereafter be a better if not a wiser man. This discussion of hell grows more amusing daily, Editors that have never had a taste of treacle and brimstone, . and— ministers who wouldn’t khow the devil.from a streak of greased lightning, talk learnedly of eternal puvishment, while the Old Nick laaghs at them in bis sleeve, or t pens his lips io anticipation of the pleasure: of aishing unbelieving humanity with fun escort to the infernal hie : perfectly willing to be judged by the sametribunal. The President does not appear in the Jeast distarbed by Senator Howe’s speech, believing that time will folly vindicate him, a me New Telephone. A writing telephone is the next step in advance. Abbe Lobord is its inventor. He proposes to separate the recipient, and to fix one of the conducting wires to an iron plate and the other to a stylus slightly rounded at the extremity. Between the plate and the point which are intended to complete the circuit,» paper band, properly prepared, is caused to move when the telephone is in operation,aud the black marks made on paper will denote what the sound at the transmitting end conveys, It-is supposed the telephone can be so arranged that it will record at one end what is spoken at the other, whether there is any one in the receiving room or not, and the absent party cau read the message on bis return. <>< ~ A Dwindling Legislature. The House of Representatives at Jackson, Miss., bas so thinned down thatscarcely a quorum is left. Those who are really inteot upon transacting public business have found parting trains to keep members from aoe mileage. it necessary to give the Sergeant-at} , = Arms additional force to watoh de. renuing away, so as to hold a qnofur . 7am. Thisise hard story tote on wembers who have got their $500 found a black girl scrubbing the kitchen. He asked for Susan. The git] said her sister Susan was up stairs. This wes a trick to get abead of the-dector. The doctor found thut he had been feoled, and came back and sat down. Susan was not there. Ina few minutes the dvor softly opened and Susan stood in it with a raised ax, just beginning to fall on the medical officer’s head. He dodged and threw up his arm. ‘The ax cut a gashthree inches long in the arm instead of his head. Then the girl was mastered,and the health officer had nejhesitation in pronouncing her insane. She is dangerous anyhow, and needs watching. : Dsvyresr Suarr. — “The Combination shaft has now attained a depth of 2,000 feet. It is said that it is the deepest vertical shaft ia the United States. It will probably be made the deepest vertical shaft in the world,” An additional depth of I,200 feet will make it equal to the present deepest shaft, which is one 10 Bohemia. In some of our mines —Imperial and Savage—a depth of 2,400 feet has already been attained, and several others nearly the same, bat a considerable part of this depth’ has been sunk by means of incline. — Enterprise. . Tre late Ben. Wade was a believer in moderna Spiritualism. He look ed upon death aca mere change of Pair wail Festival ! seenes, and bis ‘last chours were ‘pescrfal ant happy. : is purchases for the Spring and Summer of 1878, will find it to their advantage te STOP AT SACRAMENTO, And talk with our Impor‘ers, Dealers, and Manufacturers, and thus save TIME AND MONEY. We offer quick supplies, low Prices and a saving in freight charges. Sacramento Can and Will Sell Cheaper than any other City or Town on this Coast, and Give as ome an Articte. THE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Of this City, will holda FAIR AND FESTIVAL, —saT— oN ‘Wednesday Eve’g, April 34, &F-They Respectfully invite Their Friends to attend. "Ga Admission, 25 Comte, ees _. DRESS PARTY, at _HUNT’S HALL, —QN— “FRIDAY EVENING, April 5th, 1878. A Fall Orchestra will be in aitendance. ae A general invitation to oe is extended. ‘TICKETS, $1 50. Nevada, March 23, 1878. HORSE SHOEING. ee WILLIAM BARTON HAS leased the Blacksmitt Sho? formerly occupied ~ L, C. Keith, fitted it adh ites we HORSE SHOEIN G,. Which. for ebitiy wl workmanship cannot be ex{celled in the county. Give me a trial and be satisfied that I an oo dee _ PRICE I LIST. New Shoes, per set, New Steel Shoes, “ ‘“ . 300 For Resetting, “ “ 2 00. $2 50. Refrechrren*s, 2 Cents wim. BARTOR: . Nevada City, Merch 26, 1878 a viewing the beauti Gate metropclis, b Pacific Coast, an ‘Iinoig home. .4 made. for themsels “daring thbir ‘short and will be acco _ overland trip with their safe arrival s ‘ Amateur Act A number of ot possessed of no me matic. ‘talent, ha Willingness to ass @ play to be given June next, provid is held here. The productions by we of good plot and and pecaliarly a quirements, which beén produced in. Almost ‘a Co The residence. 0 Newtown, caught ney on Sunday m 7 o'clock, and had Pe ces arrival ‘of “have been destr the reof was barn before the flames . ~Schardin has bee bed for some time and was unable room during the « Cleve: ~ Alfalfa and Red m2? &

The Taaees eT a Oe re RARE SERENE “The Coming Trade Center.’ . Stal Affairs. The many-wivedknavées’ of Utab “pada STREET, Wevipa ‘ity, ame The whdlesdle -dealers of San . SS ea ee ad 19, 3 . _ NEVADA Orr, CAL. cnn Jal. sess appease Francisco cannot well afford to ig-. bave framed an othe law which at Share em sie er Oes re 4, (yaPrran STOCK, $200,000. NEVADA CI * un P eC » a bnts out “ A 5 ; e nore the fact that their cotempora-. virtually s Gentlige;” [perk addicon Meuet teas ot te chest A “apd portofice st Spencer, i ries at Sacramento are fast outetrip-. se-they-impudently classify those Beco on Judge Teomaea B. Oawell,of . 25. os 7 Re President. . “Bias salovtall-ton thn $4. boots endé. Plot thers in the Fave! fer the param: . PURGE © TR thadband Mth Nevada Olty, March 37th, 3678, at . Somm T. Moment. os++-+—LOCAL Al ee i iat 0s ‘age of the interior tawns> And as . 'tion of «bishop, *t eetmity: vhy the Hew: Geo. Davies . ar tant John T. Morgan, os ale grant OE oo ony ser i ee ee the former duy by day see the chan-. one wife.” ‘This election law allows fin pe gh ont eink Movads ee ace ie aghes, Se <o. a. Aavertisements and, subacriptions —— nels of trade being thus diverted, . ® Properly married persou’no place . ’ yx sas city, Watch 26,1878, by Rév,. Nilesdearls. . . B, McMprray a or tho TRAN , Preston. Tt The case of George Butts comes up for hearing, in the Supreme Court, . Tuesday, April 9th. J. Sims, Letoy A. ‘Thurston, ‘of North Bloomfield, té Miss Emma Hawley, of Columbia Hill. among the registrars “and pollholders, and places various -obstruetions in the way of their ‘voting at our name. and their receipts each year lessening Caswell, daughter in the same ratio that those of the Caswell, of this cit) ee a ve Deposit ey bay end ecttuphang” eri NT Pareiege. ld Dust and Bullion. AX qneonaeannmnennt : , Sacramento merchants increase, all = ‘ Bighes: yrice ees OF ae Dointy -geart of the Paci! THE REGISTRY LAW. Very little rain ras ph ° ma things taken into cotisideration, it ig . oll. Congress _ phage ate Warrants od ae on RP Co., by Rev. C s ospects ion to this a nake a ; The following bill was passed in 1 Eoin dale vielnity are not a matter of/suprise to the unbiassreaeien tate HE Pactieey in is MIL L IN E cRY. Ne _— se the Episcopal chur the Assembly, and will in all probate idered flattering. ed looker-on that they should put itareak of deeeeey, aad 14. tould AND ‘SAN JosE, evening, although u bility become law. San’ FranA Chinaman is no respector of forth almost pean pg od with propriety also take further legDRESS MAKIN re LOS A LES. i— ; ciseo is exaepted in its provikions. sons, and hence it isthat a certain retain the commercial relations that islation that would look to the emend". also sell Exchange on allt : intipa was witnessed by. Geo, 1206 is sehended as follows: well known county official’s hennery seey'tave ballsup $6 he gaat 5. tse ation of the foul blotch, “Russia has : Make umn and transact a genet Bs. are oe ; i st 4 z inl t ress astonisbore yo ae -¢gmfortsbl ol The ore tt i nai 2 in this city. has es pts become ale. ae eae a mae nes hte wktols deait polygamy in Russia—a death HE MISS LOTTIE WEISS, a REPORD eee iam a a —-pand., his allot to the Ride atch nde. =F most henless.~ — sent & SS re 4 blow;-we. might make the attempt for. _ one seusbaa Zz at Baby . fo WOUED Fespectfully announce to “the Dadies of Nevada and vicinity; } 1 -thatshe igs now-prepared to oe i \Cut, Fit, and Make all kinds of}1a. the-taskis undertaken, knowing as. they must, the disadvantages which . conspire to det eat them on every . hand. Take, for instance, the Neva. New York—Firé ational Bank, San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Ban. . ” San Jose—Farmers National Los Angled-—-Oommercial Bank. < a a Oe en ee Rt Ee =e : _gl-its belongings "¥ ~fal.and impressive. —ARLord F, @:-Guild-an Clatter have been elected. by: One-. , OF this city, América. —Can’t Do Business. “Mr. are y told a story in a a ser “Taspector, and aononnee his name 'tomah Lodge, I. 0. Spataesas egocentric aountnap aso register in useat the. precinct where med with white the offers bis vote; provided, that} "6 delegates 10 attend the Grand) 4, merchaits, who uitil. the~past mon at Springfield—one daytast a : eae “NOTIO#, white tulle, elabora in incorporated cities and towns . Lodge; which meots in Jay year bad been purchasing their sup-. week; about a clergyman who visited . [28 tHe Most ¥4 wae 1% all pasties who owe ‘the end “the tndiepine plies at San Francisco, but a large number of whom aye to-day patronizing the wholesale houses. of the Capitol city. Their reasons for making the change are plain.to be seen: bis son in Chicégo, and was quite worried to find the young. mun so thoroughly wrapped up in his real estate speculations. The Chicagoan would sometimes go out of the office, ment, orange blossc maid, Miss Hattie attired in an elegar tame of white tarle The groom and hi: ‘ typ —-gaid—persom-shalt-aiso-give—the}—Mrs. Skewes, _who resides on Deer a name of the street, avenue, or loeaCreek, won the toilet set that_was tion of his residence, and the. faffied for at the Catholic festival, number thereof, if it be numbered, . recently. She held ticket number or such clear and definite descrip. . 284, which pores to be the lucky tion of the place of such residence . one. ’ Millinery in all its Branches, . Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets made to order oO: made over in the Latest Spring ane Summer Styles. : Gentlemen’s Panama and Leghern Wks Cleaned and Whitened. “late firm of awiis & CHATY . Poe The wholesale establishments can. possibly to see a man, and wonid. 41 work entrusted to my car. “will re— : 7 Alexander Russell, #5 shall: finitely fix the same, Sec. The Hotel de Carter has 1k gees and do sell their goods at rates vary. leave instructions with bis. father to . ceive proupt ee petention. Pavnents of all dasonsia were both stylish) 1226. The Inspector, or Judge act-. } looking out from the grated winfiir from: 15 to. 20 per cent, ‘below . deal with aby: onstomers that might 5 dresse a. ing as such, must réceive the balAd, and. before depositing it in the dows. They’re a “ bad crowd,” one Photograph Ga Paintings, ‘and all, and the rest of {he world is Executed in the highest style of the art. come in, When some prospective . purchaser, _however, would inquire . San Francisco prices! They are enabled to do this because their rénts At theconclusion the. bridal party Tey must be made to A, Chaty, greatly benefitted by~ keeping theyCall and see specimens.. immediatel: ir_-acs a ““bullot-box must, in an audible tone greatly benefitted by =! ug the ‘are 60 per cent. ‘below those of the. about any property the “old Mad} ey, MISS LOTTIE WEISS, y, or their-ae cas oh she ek of voice, anvounce the name and . rogues under lock and key. . dealers at the metropolis; they ‘have . would respond: “My son says the. Residence, Sacramento Street, near counts — be placed in the Aristocracy Hill, w Bert Lancaster, who has been com} . 28 isternember;—-provided,. that ib Weise Brewery. "Tnooporated towns and citios the said . fined to his room fur several days pepe ese the. en . lot i a ae so_much, bat I. ae — ___.? _, . hands of an attorney fer-eok — ee tah unvited. —— attack of inflam eral expenses are » greatly reduced. . rath ave standing room” inthe z a ad 6 ertaine = Iuspector, or Judge. aoting as such, ee ihe Gusta: The entire trade of the interior merShag Jomutinn than gill the corner lection. = per being one it th _ wbsirbe rocuesen of he poll Hey by . Satory —— oe 8 . chatite is gradually floating into the. lots inthe city.” It is needless to SACRAMENTO :.* CHAT portion of the ever Pull Clerk. Sea. 1227. If the nanie . and will be ont ghin i _9_°% . side of commerce which-flows-Sacra~. say-he.scld_nolots, and _his_son ASA” ‘TRADE CENTER, ~~ ber of handsome ai he found —— on ee ak} daze in ae caer aa exdy. {mentoward, “and” “Tt ow T0oks” as ‘found Ttmevereety: “trig 8 & Havre} Ee March 26, ABIS.5 EE ~ents ‘were_bestowe: ed, and the vote ‘is not rejected .upon a challenge taken, the Inspector, or Judge acting as such, must in t= by herrelatives an ment among whic many afticles of us though that city was bound to “de. velop iato the trade center of this eee of the Pacific Coast. S52 HE business Men of Sacram nto, aa. ~ well as all her people, have -now the . : firmest confidence in her future greatpess. ‘this season! The indviduals who prophesied a dry winter -console themselves with the thought that a Progress of the Sutro Tunnel. During the week endiug March 22, CasH ‘OR N 0 SALE. ane Sra record in this valley, and has demonstrated ‘ment. 2 the presence of the Board ‘of Eled-}-wise man may change his mind oc~The “President's V ‘View. = the 8x10-foot Leader of the Sutro . Peroud a < akan Grp rete 10 TRE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. : “Yesterday marai tion,;-—place—tha_bullot, —witheut-+-casionally, but a fool never does. ———— . — “A number of members of Congress, funnel was advanced 50 -feet—mak=. of her system of levees, siie Is forever ante ELIEV'NG that a business ¢ conducted = ~ companied by Mr. opéning or examining the same, in. A dispatch was received at Grass . friends of thi “President, dalled upon . ing the number of fot driven 19. Se eee ons purely = eg i oe ed to Sah Francise be their home. Th _take with them th our citizens for the the bullot-box, And no, person _” shall be allowed to vote <hese name ~ “js not on said registerin use at the How and Why She can sup-. __ply Goods of Every DeValley, on Monday night, from Enueka, Nevada, stating that Dennis Keefe had been killed at that place him on Tuesday last, with reference to the speech of Senator Howe. They a)l expressed more feeling in 217, and leavipg 953 feet to run to reach the west wall of the Comstock ‘lode. The flow of wateris equal to CASH BASIS, -Can be carried on-inNevada to the benefit ~ ; eaper than . of hoth buyer and seller, { have bought precinct, Sec. 1228, When the bul. by being run over by a wagon, Mr. . the matter than the President him-. 1,285,000" gallons per day. The Boy cn = 2H eee the stock of a a tem af — . plness: “Gertie,” lot bas been placed in the box, one . Keefe was a former-resident of Grass . self aud—suggested that the speech . temperatnre of the air at the entrance 2g Se a6 the old stand on Commercial street, and Nevada City is a et The Judges niust write thé word . Veijey. ‘be answered, fearing to permit-it to. °f the tunnels is equal to 60 degrees. _ Ban Francisco. ___ . willsell ait goods imine line of Pi tizens.“voted” oppsite the number of the A miner named ‘William Bale was : At the header it is 98 degrees. sya eames Le pass in silence might be an aduwission of its entire truth. The President took a different view, placing himself on the ground that his offi~~ ‘We answer—because she =e —_ re Saewe kane abe Ba ntages during hig brief su ssesse no other toca ——8aV a] i ye A “4 . won for himselfa __-by_his-genial way person on the register, Sec.~ 1094. There must be kept in the office of tbe County Clerk of each county a . ‘Groceries, : is ee freight charges, no wha:tf rates, low rents ; sud light expense. Her merchants buydi} —., Prov: sions, : “) fect from tlie large Miahufactiities of the > ~~ “Gr ‘in SIRES ie pe ] de ali the water flowing out of the ‘ground east: of the header. injured at the Idaho mine, Grass Valley, on Monday, by being struck with a piece of timber which fell 3 Reale Wh a a oe East, and have the goods shipped by rail}; “ . ee reat Petal B ir nears! down the shaft. He was considera. gia} action was-basedon bis sense Suisse: Sena to their coors. Flour Millinery and) necessary, the Board of Supervisors : : f Sai: ‘ wee f the oldest : We on a any pote may, by ites require bly bruised, but no bones were brok of right, witbout thinking fora moThe proposed new Income Tax ‘on ok ten cotabitebe’ Brenbobacree. Feed = ot @ call the atte . sacral . “<p scoters it en, The Union =P his Balas ment what might be the result us! pi1) exempts from taxation jncomes poueet nin oe eee wervenins t ? to the advertiseme a REO Fog istration oF the —_eMESES. US serious; aes ‘ roceries= "wala county, ‘which said order shall ae } i oe affecting bimpersovally.— ~He“was: of $2,000 and onder. —~ Incomes of Seu imptemeuts, pains aa oti. stations} r Ete, qe. who i is a 4 vores « Wor ee a resumed. in the : e1y, crockery, rs, drugs, ¢ , car. resses in thé be published in ut least one news-. 14 ‘c opposed to any publi expanse, pre-. not are than $10,000 and aot less . 8; Teertguauors, rv Ieeité 2 . gene PER CENT,’ LESS THAN styles, Also mill ‘ aper publised in said county, for ng ‘Mining Co ’s, claim, . ferring that his acts should be the . than $5,000 are to be tased three . earthen ware, furniture, stoves and tin_ Styles, o m paper. pees * } with splendid prospects fora good . -best interpreter of-his_motives—and. per cent., and all-incomes_of over . “™ boots and shoes, etc. “OLD RATES. its branches. Mi not less than six months preceding the, next ensuing: general election, Such re-registrution shall couform _ in-ell respects to the provisions of this Code concerning original regthing peek Waveed.” istrution, except that e : ise = re P tahdegl P — A Strike was made in the Dead‘fAppiying for re-registration sha‘l . , : : et ‘ wood mine on Tuesday which for be entitled thereto upon showing) . eS : richness and indications of permathat his name was enrolled and un; aunceted onthe former-Great Regivnency excels anything that has hithter. Sec. 1113, Before the afth . e been developed in that sectionday of August in each year in which A see stagecet piece of the ledge, whieh abounds with black sulphurets, is there shall be a general or PresiSg ee lex. Sloan’ dentiul election, each County Ulerk< on exhibition at Alex. Sloan's, where : it is — a great deal of attenmust make a copy of the uncancel@d eitries existing on the Great . “? The aeons ctsbeation of the Her manufactures are extensive avd va ried, including carriages and wagons, ma‘ chinery, brass work, pails and tubs, boxes brooms and matches, plows,harness,cloths, gloves, confectionery, pottery, iron work, sashes, doors, etc., soap, yeast powder, marble works, pumps, Windmills, tanning mills, leather, ete.“. Her Tamber yards are “smong the most exten sive in the State; her foundries and. —mach shops among the best; her breweries dumerous and goou; in taet there is not @ line of business which may be mentioned which is noi’ _——— in Sacramebdto. She possesses inangtletey enadle heniien,: Re clothing houses, millinery shope, f«ncy goods stores, etc., her book and news depots are of the best. She possesses every tacility for doing any style of printing and binding. No better hotels oy markets can be touud anywhere, INTERIOR MERCHANTS intending to. make strike. The company is now working through a bed of hard cement— no better indication than. which could be had that “there is somecompetent to do making and millin an apprenticeshir in San Francisco ness. Asa cutte1 mo superior. The her will be satis! work and her’ pri ne principles. He had sought to-perform his dutv, and with this he was perfectly..content, no matter how “Tipsy eash for goods, and must “have CASH or its equivalent on the counte r for what I seli. WM. H. SMITH. “March 26, 1878. GRAND © FANCY DRESS PARTY, MULLER AND BECKETT Will givea Grand FANCY $10,000ure to be taxed four per cent. In all cases where an income tax is collected, the amount of rent and mhavy others with predjudiced minds . other taxes is to be seducted from might view his conduct. All would. the income. ~* yrecollect, he said, how bitterly Sena— tor Howe had denbunced President Susan Parwone, an eighteen-yeatLincoln toward the close of his first . 01d negro gir! of Newark, appeared term,{and how others sought to pre-. t© be posseessed of devils like those vent Lincoln from being nominated . of.old times, “She got so bad that

for a second term, but notwithstand-. her father could do nothing with her, ing all this be Was re-nominated and . and at length he told her he wus ‘became more popular than ever. . going to get a doctor to examine herThe people having become better ac. and have her sent to the county asy. quainted with him, appreciated bis lum for the insane, aud thus get rid conduct more. President Hayes was. of ber. The health officer came and = : = Pers Mrs. Frank Can daughter, Miss J been spending t months in Nevad: departure for San day ‘morning. _ Register on the preceding first day of August, The Board of Supervisors of any county may, by order ‘provide for the preparation and distribution of: township or precinct . registers fer each township, instead of copies: of the Grest Register, For the purpose of registration and preparation of a pew. Great Register, or of township. or precinct ‘Tegisters, and copies thereof, if ordered by the Board of Supervisors, the County Clerk must employ such assistauts, and for such times and at such compensation as shall, from time to time, be authorized by. said Board, which shail be paid out » of the county treasury. Such order may be repeuled and re-enacted as often-—as the. Board of Superviscr:. may deem expedient. UNC i ce EE see aa Injured in the Kye. John J, Rogers, residing on Aristocracy Hill, in this city, while engaged in pruning; fruit trees, on Tuesday last, foll from @ estep-ladder } on which he was standing, and was injured by a projecting limb which pierced his eye, producing a painfu! wound, Mr. R. will be comipelled to remain in. darkened room for, _several days, bat-it ig to be hoped vbat no serious result will follow the i unfortanate accident. Mrs, Arana LINCOLN Silt “ed tobe living ia seclusion in France. fearing to return to the United States dest she should agein be place? io a lunatic asylum, Odd Fellows will be held at Buena Vista Ranch, on the 26th of april next. Arrangements are being ‘made with the railroad company for Tunning trains at frequent intervals during the day. We will publish the programme in full as soon as it is definitely, arranged i the Committee. Frank Aumer arrived “ia this city on Tuesday, from Reno, with fifty head of magnificent looking cattle, young and fat, and fully ap to the average of Christmas beeves: They came from the ranch of George W. Mapes, in Surprise Valley, and are intended tor the markets of Naffzige. & Eustis, Nevada City, and Au4 Mer and. J. Wilhelia Grass Valley. Ah Mow,a Mongolian rascal, as ‘. his name plainly implies; regardless . of consigning hinmwelf to the fres ot the sinners’ hereafter, stole a lot of fire-wood from George Kraemer, of North San Juan. And now Ah Mow has been given fifteen days in the County Jail, that he may have opportunity to repent.’ We hope that Ah Mow will hereafter be a better if not a wiser man. This discussion of hell grows more amusing daily, Editors that have never had a taste of treacle and brimstone, . and— ministers who wouldn’t khow the devil.from a streak of greased lightning, talk learnedly of eternal puvishment, while the Old Nick laaghs at them in bis sleeve, or t pens his lips io anticipation of the pleasure: of aishing unbelieving humanity with fun escort to the infernal hie : perfectly willing to be judged by the sametribunal. The President does not appear in the Jeast distarbed by Senator Howe’s speech, believing that time will folly vindicate him, a me New Telephone. A writing telephone is the next step in advance. Abbe Lobord is its inventor. He proposes to separate the recipient, and to fix one of the conducting wires to an iron plate and the other to a stylus slightly rounded at the extremity. Between the plate and the point which are intended to complete the circuit,» paper band, properly prepared, is caused to move when the telephone is in operation,aud the black marks made on paper will denote what the sound at the transmitting end conveys, It-is supposed the telephone can be so arranged that it will record at one end what is spoken at the other, whether there is any one in the receiving room or not, and the absent party cau read the message on bis return. <>< ~ A Dwindling Legislature. The House of Representatives at Jackson, Miss., bas so thinned down thatscarcely a quorum is left. Those who are really inteot upon transacting public business have found parting trains to keep members from aoe mileage. it necessary to give the Sergeant-at} , = Arms additional force to watoh de. renuing away, so as to hold a qnofur . 7am. Thisise hard story tote on wembers who have got their $500 found a black girl scrubbing the kitchen. He asked for Susan. The git] said her sister Susan was up stairs. This wes a trick to get abead of the-dector. The doctor found thut he had been feoled, and came back and sat down. Susan was not there. Ina few minutes the dvor softly opened and Susan stood in it with a raised ax, just beginning to fall on the medical officer’s head. He dodged and threw up his arm. ‘The ax cut a gashthree inches long in the arm instead of his head. Then the girl was mastered,and the health officer had nejhesitation in pronouncing her insane. She is dangerous anyhow, and needs watching. : Dsvyresr Suarr. — “The Combination shaft has now attained a depth of 2,000 feet. It is said that it is the deepest vertical shaft ia the United States. It will probably be made the deepest vertical shaft in the world,” An additional depth of I,200 feet will make it equal to the present deepest shaft, which is one 10 Bohemia. In some of our mines —Imperial and Savage—a depth of 2,400 feet has already been attained, and several others nearly the same, bat a considerable part of this depth’ has been sunk by means of incline. — Enterprise. . Tre late Ben. Wade was a believer in moderna Spiritualism. He look ed upon death aca mere change of Pair wail Festival ! seenes, and bis ‘last chours were ‘pescrfal ant happy. : is purchases for the Spring and Summer of 1878, will find it to their advantage te STOP AT SACRAMENTO, And talk with our Impor‘ers, Dealers, and Manufacturers, and thus save TIME AND MONEY. We offer quick supplies, low Prices and a saving in freight charges. Sacramento Can and Will Sell Cheaper than any other City or Town on this Coast, and Give as ome an Articte. THE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Of this City, will holda FAIR AND FESTIVAL, —saT— oN ‘Wednesday Eve’g, April 34, &F-They Respectfully invite Their Friends to attend. "Ga Admission, 25 Comte, ees _. DRESS PARTY, at _HUNT’S HALL, —QN— “FRIDAY EVENING, April 5th, 1878. A Fall Orchestra will be in aitendance. ae A general invitation to oe is extended. ‘TICKETS, $1 50. Nevada, March 23, 1878. HORSE SHOEING. ee WILLIAM BARTON HAS leased the Blacksmitt Sho? formerly occupied ~ L, C. Keith, fitted it adh ites we HORSE SHOEIN G,. Which. for ebitiy wl workmanship cannot be ex{celled in the county. Give me a trial and be satisfied that I an oo dee _ PRICE I LIST. New Shoes, per set, New Steel Shoes, “ ‘“ . 300 For Resetting, “ “ 2 00. $2 50. Refrechrren*s, 2 Cents wim. BARTOR: . Nevada City, Merch 26, 1878 a viewing the beauti Gate metropclis, b Pacific Coast, an ‘Iinoig home. .4 made. for themsels “daring thbir ‘short and will be acco _ overland trip with their safe arrival s ‘ Amateur Act A number of ot possessed of no me matic. ‘talent, ha Willingness to ass @ play to be given June next, provid is held here. The productions by we of good plot and and pecaliarly a quirements, which beén produced in. Almost ‘a Co The residence. 0 Newtown, caught ney on Sunday m 7 o'clock, and had Pe ces arrival ‘of “have been destr the reof was barn before the flames . ~Schardin has bee bed for some time and was unable room during the « Cleve: ~ Alfalfa and Red m2? &