March 3, 1880 (4 pages)

karte Se — found that! tabyhal Bj a . Until wauld-ke in the same degrée'of caution and busijess sensein: bity! ita mineral clatms that they would if any othe? iyratieh of -buginess,9 principled oper ‘ators ‘abagetinee ists, east’ or west, ema haveyng,, personal kwowlediifee thay have no one but themselves’ ‘to’ bla . . instance: for thte consequence, . Kor i The editor. of this paper. might, W, 4 Horrow. go to‘certalpe: _por — retire acest ine el -@ song a g sue @ Sepp eaiEM th olose-at‘els uim, *; thei i inisrepgesentations calculated tickle the fantey of Geturousine (hor itals an day patter to mike 4, bonanza =F ny ak : id h ‘a C Viet) astiin everything undertaken of nt e iy spy i ah, ‘i i py htt he nftadte thé most” df the nee 9 pi att carrying sheik th eoigh,. as they. could betgasily and*dhea pl seBured. The sale would: be hittrriéd wot AF to give the intended victims no opportithity ‘for iiivestigntton . jnto ihe real) merits of the oases —W. hen the buyers: heen ‘'éverlastingly oe swinditet, ywhey’ would? vy long and loud: against the section where their misfortunes ocenré&” ‘A 4 brtant J aabye Lf our mineval fields werecall con® fined to one county or one State there yould be more yedsoug for making a huty ‘ purchageae dak yt eokiuries, but whem unmeasnredjmining teritor yet waits for the first soune Sf't ree ote s pick, ane claims are in i Apne 1ers, who ar Op beads fig hee Giticca up fortune;with tos: whose! after careful investigation, farnish money _4o hel theiy har g. acis. np lock. te ‘trel ssaee hotisé, there is no reason why these worthless shar ps infesting the, best, mining: camps shoald nd apowitind théir decupatidh gone. Th ynostserious-feature ofthis businéss is the stigma whidlr abba Uhesito really valuable, log great and lasting iajury. *. Iv is, barely osstble also that some tHval cam nay. take advantage of thege , reports, pet haye them,jadiviowsly) repe vat>d in. the"local press nr barrooms . and stage coaches at welliselécted points. The burdeén df * the reproaehy sine, of the ane “alle apa A a mi De interest até eortain Wetsand yy sasha pon aninin gigenévally} te ttt minds of reasmmable tien, Hey ranttér should: bea clas, af _af the opera Asi of @ fae and foolish men, «4 FS°oe ) athe ae he that A ‘Pr oftnlte ute ine: Up, oh i+ “oh. first: ‘eldiu Work i is Beng doit anger Prof. Cyosby's superiitdndy ence at the Pioneer: Redaction Werks . in this city. The tugthod 4 “pera‘tion has ‘already ‘hen, explajyed has fongth in these columns. — Fifty 8!x tons of sulpaurets rduced agen since yielded as follows: $80 iy in gold, or within less than 16. ‘per dent. of fire wesay, besides 428 ounces The of silver (83°per cent? of abstiy, rst of extradtingatheiattef was bat Another lob WES, 2 extra per tog, yielded 99 per cent. of assay. ¢] ‘$ofdPe the parties "for who werk-was done have sent-their “stilphurets to San) Intise6,! Pry iby, fas ‘aaa toll ¢ one-half. ther silver pradupedy: and about $40 per ton jp, qyoney inquae the ae of . trapportatien., t the Bay only 90, per, cent. of t mY ‘The Pioneer* assay), was. realized. Company are chargmg them $25 aton, and they propose hereafte reabovts should discor Lsaudial will put their), mon¢y inte, properties jaf which they Tpining” exchange in Heck MALES Pip, . parts were toletably sustained. Last faded, proms iB ‘and el sen bigs e ten a elaeity ne ble wealth, Sut'the love of her protan tong of sulphurets Was work _il ronize poelnca! compRuy? U ge € inue At atk de Theatre. Aha and the farce ‘Family.” \fabof ofg eh: lady’ 3 abikity’ to illastrate the quieter ” phases of emotion. The affectionate, * vhselfish, brave heroine of Tennyson’ 3 poein was touchingly represented, Ag ‘Farmer. Allen,” the ironwilled uile of the girl, Mr. Hart did wont of: the most in, , pe hard exterior Precis ad man robs bas the joutside world, “bat beneath which . ibeat a heart.of treatts,*were portrayed_wiph/ trathtulgess that (was deiserving of the highest raise. No cone in the audience, ‘probab! y, could tail to recognize itt ‘the /part—as-e ear: . , . red out by thi familiar chip. fromthe ‘plock-of hnman nature. “As? “William,” Mr. Hasenwinkle hiad_ bat, mgdemateyop pottintty” to” ‘Aisplay Ke abilities rf full ‘Saeee i the determinet lover who was ready to cut. adrift from‘all’ ‘otifer™ éarthily ties the sake of his sweetheart, yet kept y alive i in his heart’ the flame of for-giveness. When disease ahd sOtrow had, beech, his, onge! ‘Be forin. to the appearance ofa skeleton, and puritied his inner nature to’a divine extent, We rettdied ‘towards thé grave with a spjrit of resignakiomg ‘to fate . that moved the synpavhties ‘of the was onlymimicry: they beheld, could not ov otlooiz ‘the—-natitralness of the cotieeption.® The remainder of the reventne™“Bdught, or Lost and Won,” was produced at Miss Boyd’s benefit, ant’ dorstituted the closing efitertainment at the tro: upe in this city. . Te success achiéved by the Boyd tombination since they . came here vet AwEOR RYO, lias beer! something marvg¢lous, . For eight nights and at one niatinée large audiences have i invariably greeted them, ahd they go away in possession J of the respect and warm friendship of our people. Miss Box G gpd Mey) Hasénvtinkls. ere jin every sense true artists. The lady hag’ aby: ath Rett all pattw8P fie country, having hx many years bad. a ‘conipany ‘on’ "the road and. visit hearly every, State in the. Unid 4 She has ‘thus. accumulated. consideraessioh tebe ebréhg® that “she isnot ; . pontenitate ‘furaike it and vet tle down: to the quiet enfefinetit of home lux ries, Md HaSenwinkle is yet a Monday evening ing. the Nel ie , Boyd . : ramatic troupe resented the pas‘ ae of “Dott oF Hae Father ® 4} Tron wil we NG & . stors in™mining properties 5 universally exercise . Miss _ : , de characterization of eDora” al orded PaMtiatie Herlap ok people tive witht “aetor-adme-+cen fut ndienidey owe, though knowing if towing was tinahimouslyee ee The Branch Nor Normal school. 4 The adsediieed mas mas’ mesting held e Monday even 3 t at the Const Hoe te italke a action if Asecuting to, Nev Sit branch of the Normal School nalg @f this, city’ggbistory. *. P, Brown called the assemblaz= to or der, andJohn I. Caldwell, Kg, was elected Chair: Stirring speeches were nidde by Messrs. Niles Searis, Eugene O’Ne‘l), L, Nihe 1, MB, Pot: ter, frastas Baia, N. Reanely, Font’ CaldweyF. Me AMrster wna Jonathay Clark, Ong 6 of the. ape sakers during his comarke said that’ while he favored securing: the school for this-city, he doubted if enough money coukl be raised to piled lage sifé spould Stich a stepro 1 essary. This assertion provoked a [stirring ene, a. wwell‘knewit an. . wasg the) mi moge nied F qullings that er, inarke 4 —— TRANSCRIPT reporter ' y shown some fint tspe forepaurt the incline has now been followed a distance of 43 feet, and shows about 20 inchés thick in the head of the drift. Between the ledge and. the fodtwallextends ‘ilwéinch’ stteak of bart the foreman washed out yesterday, aia rs ding to his own figpres realiz&d $3.50 Worth of* coarse’ gold. There is in ‘the neighborhood of -45 + tons of good-looking oreo the dump, and preparations are being rade to; stop Hee soveh drift. The air shaft totapthe soph drift 136 feet } from thé jnchiee ig. bei sunk at the said that rather eae see , the school yo elsewhere on such am aceount, he would anortgage his ‘Weaitifut? tome for every ceht it would bring, and give.one-half the amount to the purchase of the site, _In no other cause would he thyg encnmber his proper+ ease, .A proniinent member of the legal. fraternity. whe.is also amply able to fulfill such a’ promise to the letter re that the land a9 be prochred'Jand “. paid’ f and that if no ‘one elie” ae a dollar he stood-ready to pay for all land required for the building, and, donate it’ tothe State, no matter aehat) “io the cost, . Suind:4y“dther expressions of this kind were made, and the folsiastically Wdopted The undersigned,” “Your. Committee ap pointed &0 Report concerning: ar suitable site fora bratich of’ the State Normal School; to be locatad in Ne. Sin bloaebebeud sata! We feekassyret that this meeting can salely authorize your Committee heretofore delegated to the Legisluture of this State to. guarantee a suitable site,witkin the.city. of Nevada, embracing from six to twely@aeres of land. N. P. BROWN J. I. CaLpwEit, Exastos Boxp, The Commifte@’ on Site were instructed +6 céttinue their examinatidn) anid be ready to ouue — at . the-dall of thé Presi@@nt.'*° ™ Yesterday “morning” most’ 6f the $1. rate “of T2 fest a day, a afd will “prob= . ably be finished by to-night, It is 3x feet in the’ clear and timbered Wwith 2-inch plank. Frénraltwe-can learn, it is as shectees that the El Capitan may; if properly managed, develop ae a yood mine. '. The work done thus-far_has heen of a prospect.4” ive character, and age thewdidations aré ercoura ————-~— > The Artal Re! Re Hes Fund." The following contetoaliand to. the Irish Relief Fund have been made in Nevada Citys. » Berthold Mannix, §2.50 ; Dennis Driscoll, $%.50 ; Patrisks Claticy, $15 7 Wah Rogerd) 182.7 Mrs. White, $1 ; Mrs.M. Maloney, $2.50; A. Tones, $5 ;-Michael Ho an, $2 ; Mamie Beckman, $1.50; Mrs. C. Beckman, $1; Mrs. McOoy,; $13: Mrs. John Keenan,$1 ; Mrs. Hanley, $1; James Williams, $1; Walter Williams, $¥) Mr. Shdebridge, $1 ;’ Mrs. Hunnerfauth, $1 ; Mrs,\ Lademanj Blis Mi Whe.an, $1; Sarah Mooney, $.50; Mary Mooney, $.50; J. Milhorn, $.50; Frank Aumer, $1; Jas. Kannyy $34 Me Hanley; G0; John Keenan, $9; Mrs. Loyd, $5.5 Rev. Father Meagher, $15; Brown & Calkins, $5 ; Mrs. Clancey, $2.50 ; M. Mitchely $2.50 ;/"James “McDoiald, $2.50 ; hee Mecpey, $3'; Kate Meayher,,.$2.;; Mrs. Jonn ° Wiliams, $2 > Sohn {uGibbons, $1.50 ; Dennis O’Nei!, ‘$i. 50; Mrs. M. -Connbliy, Total amount collected, PlOLSO ‘Lhat is rathera poor — ingior a town of this size. rass méinbers 6f the Coilitiiittee appointed to pe vesen tthe gininas of this city before, m7) Legislature went-to Saeramento, and the remainder will. go $} ee Wat Be Did Not Si So.’ pie Fettowing itd ‘the # Placer as gus explains itself!” young mat: opm unti? the last year br so Wf promineptly connected with a leading German theatre in! Yiks Gotor. Addl thanslator of . plays, ie, has a, fine physique, a, taking dassp *. aneloclione voice, and ie a tireleas-stident.' Ffé‘isnot of the “blodd‘#ddthuidfer” type of perfoymers, birt, POssass%s the,. ceciaitiel 6 power for strong parts. If his aimbition ‘and health ‘do. bot. abandon him, he wilh anes: ‘@ high mark in his biisiness before many years more, Mr, Hav#'s “Versatiity renders him Wie are inShtidn Geni Leip through Nevada ory in. the last issue of your papet, F resented nehaving said: that! ming ty df the mines in thabcourity were Bhs a precatiqus busipess. 1 ¢ y aid bs intend it& miaketsuch ment ws, that, as the, mining jnauanbin of the counu'y are in a very prosperotts pooneny 'Thevé°was, however, at wrtiine Layas there a great scarcity . ¢ of ae in she hydraulic. mines, and necessarily’ bus ote activity ia that kind of mining. ‘The operations of the North Btoomfield Gravel Mining Company netted Meith Lib Wish last season, . Your stl ni makes.that amount the Monte era) i, which is far from co#¥ée th” will a0 . ved" poph Tar Sy TERS intaasof fied(ple, During’ &*weé® “past we have ween drivin fowrior five ip that varied erdatly inf ra 3 and all, ofthduifwére rendered frost avceptably. laughter upot his auditors, but rather entices it; and therein lies his success, Mr: Philleo as liFewive-given some.good impersonations; cspedially in the “heavy” line. The remainder of the Soy present. no were bay ond seuding their sulphurets belowsgyh n . fact that’ ther do By. rN ‘their aay iit ra gy such goorl anne ties, As a Wholé? Sit bf“the mem_ BE BROS in sas = \ bers have, during their stay in. this Wanye fee: ¥ Bee Fate i city,, comported themselves. in. all _ The San Franciseo, Stock Répor re reproduces a recent article from the PRANGOR IPE in egdeA’ td the Yeloe! ? tion of the Cauuitithatf fiihe in thi w ith: district, aud says in. connection there. re Wa he "TRA kdb pr id Ms TaudaRe Po tein tn oy rtie deceived, ag rane By sat the. mine mentione isso th the * nai a i" poke ¢, Daily a th t sae aot ve ifs era j 3 woul’ ae ite nexam ‘Ta. al to discloneSinees of, an operty sgh, Saat it wou pining ee Bawt waa — any and every evtght to Le placed far better ro true ite. an ¢ trie . iu: peining terest than the indigcrimitheir social and business trangactions in a manner, t Wilkerg their depitture a i a ‘of regret to all *) whovhave: dad)the pleasnyy, ef form 3 } ing their personal ° acquaintance, eos t ——— More Stormy Weather. a Yesterday Pres ssather dinngree‘ablé cui. A. light. rainsterm-pre> “vai ed sevetal’ oe ‘aiid ‘at: interere Then prosects tate itr Hoga’ ac ood. for mare onthe beford iHiany hours had elapsed. . A. b snow wftorm: began . morning at_ the V Flume mi of here, weal a Pr habity Ware biate! 3 all ab above t fat with a similar storm, “A wnoa ‘wae th tirst grsenback i fof He .does net .arend > [when they visit the Bay.” mi 2] in_your valuable p me a fayor. esis Vee. McoGanstvrany Forest Fil, Boe: 24, 1880. ~ eye viet eens sd ead Jacobs & Sargent Mine? ———_ About thirty-five tons. of -gravel that wist#ken out while sinking the new shafe at Jaéobs &) Safgdnty drift claim, Quaker Hill, ih being crushed the other day: yielde’R “$600 worth of gold. Ovwjng to an accident to the pump the raising of grayel has been delayed for a few days, but everything is now nearly ready to push work ahead rapidly ONCE. MAO RB,Removal of Meadquartets. A. M. Goodnough, in order to acwholesale trade in pianos and organs, has reoved from 240'Marrell street, . San. Francisoo; to the Clegatit &n spacious watercotis, No&. 23 and ‘Temple. . Mri Geodnongh is’always glad to see his Nevada county: Sotents . é ~ q t Most too te Saumguine, ‘Thetollowing itén recently appeared in some of our New Xo: * iy, . ait exchanges: ‘The New York G. M. Co. wnaes to Uay their lst dividend 6a the .El Capitan mine in May. The writingof such stuff as that *)flationist, He . birsts . lous lit to be made a misdemeanor: . dwn as soon ag possible. { ‘are frown the Onidtt Hocking offers to bet $500 . : esa ian shar pee more. drifEa man h BY viving. this-spave+céhfutcdate his) rapidly thcreasing } Fifth street, under the Metropolitan } ‘. as acaee i Vailey contributed in the neighborhooky of $600, oe os z Geek Fe Amother ‘site Committee,” a In view of the fact that they may possibly be compelled to retire from . their present location nt an’ early date; the ‘residerits of’ Chinatown Bae: for two or three ~ past had a nymag tee in looking abolit eis a ee site for their settlement in case the worst comes to the worst. Sa a I ‘ Grass vartey: Notes. — The following pone ‘of interest bf Sattitday: any 0 Rist TRAD. oeereme reached a depth of 120 feet, at which point anew level will be opened, ‘he ledge averages 18 inches iy, size, anc shows well ,in free gold. and voarse sulphurets. The Bulliou -nauill, which cvdahes ‘the quartz from, the Alaska and Ben “Franklin mines, hes been compelled {to shut down temporarily, as’ ‘the roads are in such bad condition” ‘tat {> quartz cansot.beé hauldd to the rail. nies of Chinese, invol ving the br th of conttaét, Has Been on tial in Jus. tice Sheldou's Court for three days, . Pe and was nos eonvludéd poses afternoon. ; Case seemed to S~ sess gredtlidterens fot the Ciinese ‘population; and-they have appeared in a dense soutt at the. court room dally! = aicers woven News. The Downieville ee of last: . Saturday says: Fifteen feet of snow a Gole Lake. Gravel in North Fork ds gi with gold. Fifteen carluads viele seventy-fiv . Nothing ‘Tental except to keep the ‘ana ¢ as far sed ot ns oy ie ifthe people up at Downhove unta poounn Verne. is yet snow enough . on the mountains to insure a good water erop?—Nevada TRraxsckirt. _Not wnitil we have some rain and another snowfall. Thiis far the north wind has made sad havoc with our suow bauks on the’ mountain sequence, has not beet very beitétic. of rock that was struck 32 feet from oehretavo: pound of which’ M*. Ho-: croft series on recotd, The new shaft on the Alpha, mine! bute . DerbeeE, Trustee 20 2 00 A clean-up.of $7. loads.of tribute “realy n= Bookman 01 RE ERT. rock was co leted at the new ually Derbec EK, ‘Trustee 58d 2U 200 of the ary ones genet Derhec B, Trustee "436-30 3.00 ad hi ie 4 opt b3%2 54 Ws 3 Gay, which : 3.0 fg 2559) rt peers wee ae . % 3 S54 per lox is filly ap to Derbec KyTrustee’ «GUD yradoye \ Leo atérage of pfetictis® crushings, daa Derbec E, Trustee 540 0) 3 00 is consideted as a very satisfactory . Dérbec®, Trustee?’ (“tal “2n'’' 200 result. Derbec E, Trustee 542 ‘4 0 2: law auibicbetween. twir compart Detdee E, ings . Cee pod a tie dohe at” ‘the Ot . sides, and the water season, in eon« ' Phé Text Books. © Eprtor TRanscr-PpeeA few -days 5 ago you published a eke Judye a1 . Bhidger of North, niin ae “whieh the Judge recom ie. [Coast sbries of retdersf n by the Board of Sp ervisors, a tale ks te theton# Pam & the county. Thre letter waa written by the Judge <7 ing the resolutions passed by th . Trustees of this . district, in RAs they set forth sev“ eral. reasons for’ recommending the }Bancroit ‘series, among which is to be found-one stating the Bancroft ries is inferior to the McGuifley series ide in vided to this proposition I enter a. depiglt_J The. Grdubeite ssuies are not to.pe compared either in. the } pring, texturé ‘of paper oriu the bind~ ing: to.MeGutfey’s new’ Series, preparé ed during the past year, and as ae . quality of matter fim ¢ the MeGuffey Beric -Bancroft-seriest This any tone— cant see by éxamining and comparing the different books.’ The Appleton serjes is superior in my opinion to ¢itherof theothets mentioned, and f think ifa change of text books i is made, bag. Appleton Beriés shotld be adoptec: I think our School Trustees weie rather hasty in coming to a conclusion . in this matteWof ‘text‘books. It’ Look . to me as though they werevintlnenced by a desire to fo altpnblic opti or to aid the attorney of Banergip & Co., “at ATS ta ‘the Li a croft senteas ing ghey scliools, ‘Of ithe} county regardless’ of their , merits. Whatever may haye been. their, myotive, one-thing is,certain;te my. mind, and that is, the Bancroft series is not in’any respect equalto the Mc. ; Suffey or the Appleton books. In choosth'tekt bobks care MSL.Ould be taken to ¢twose Bhie liest, dint to see to-it thet-alhthe schgols am the coun, : ty use the same hooks. Ifthe Boards of Education at Neyada and Grass} Valley shalliéhoose the Bancroft . series, shen that ries shotild be a lopted by ‘the Board of . Supefvisors. This will give uniformity. But if the, Boardseyf Ednegtign: shall.eloosé the’ McGuffey or the’ Appleton books, the Board of Super visors should, do thetanides a is 2 ea! I do not think the Dance series will give ‘savisfaction to our people, although’ au old book can be, exjee] changed fer a néwW one, and therefore as,an.old teacher £ place my protest against the advption of the, Banosts8 a6 ARetinep Peace. Nort San Jt, “March 2° 1850, feat California a Witucat. . San Juan, last Saturday night: The a” poultry yee hie it metitetate. 0 qu ae 2 = rs ~ sais tes Notice. “ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL 4WiNING JUMPAN Y.—Log@tionot pring’ ye. v ness, San: Franeiscoy Calif F of works, Nevada county) ng Blatice—There are ‘delinquent “upon se nt (No; ® levied on the 2ist’. day of J 'y, 1880, fie sevgrakamounts s6t oppoRaeags OT Linc mmpect ve ae a warp ee ee Na . pores ese: Derbee 4 Herbee i5;“Frustee Derbec iste Derbee mistee Derbee tee — B; epics ; Ste torte istee Derbe¢: Bb! : } Dervec Da Derbec ip Bats $47 Le . 100 $51 © 05 ‘10 00 pleebes E ‘Trasted. 563 150. 15 00 Derbec E, Trustee 669 2g 2.50 Derbet 8: 670 BB? SB Derbec E. “Trustec _ 671 5 50 Henricksers Fi. ~ 8385 1000 100 00 on : . » 280 00 Huerne Titles ’ ost at ; % 00 Mabe Gustave, 670 57 00 Mahe Gu 40 00 Muhe Gngayk Si ytec zis 7s) . 1 De $50 00 Mahe Gustave, *" 400 septs R, Trustee 467 ooo 60 00 ’ ‘Exsyguic; ‘wi 582" 1070. \ yor . Rodouau A a. Figg A aes > + Snider A, Trustee — 507 160-10 00 Wetzel Thee, Trustee; 781 200 «5 2000 Wetzel a Trustee 732 10) 1 Wetzei Fat Wetzel Théo, } iP 10d. re etzel Theo, ‘Trustee 785 : ~ te fexe cela the] BGAsetti Ranch 9 waattister San. Tan" ae ds Glansithkitled a Califoinia wild~. / 4 cat at the he wae? Yurdon’s grade, near . : animal was about to make a raid on! the . . = eee stock on mi Ss of As. . tional horse, es softl adm self afid ‘creditors. a oC _. Westerday s Ariivaleat £3 THE UNION HOTEL. () OC NEVAD ACHE, Cat ‘d Brecon } Nest igews HP Ato pric tor. vspeaks of a defaulter: ‘*He ig = . § Thomas Murehi ML’ Byrne\city_ A Laird Halifax -¢ J Tithg row do J Leopold V Flume J Tonner Willow Val! ey L Pendleton Moo Fl W C Powell Grass Valle &.WoodSweetland L Pulse city -PYMason Washingto J Fay city ; W Holmes &w city R Collins Sop —W Huston Moore ME B Guscetti J Champion Gra Va E Brawnell Murchie Mi € Kitts do. A Coombs Grass Tiley, G Woeds san Franci H Greeleys'Drncizec 4 F Kings . do A Lawreteée San Praia If Bicktorp Forest C3 icq f Colfzx a, T Okey city” ——— F Yesterday's Arrivais At ‘. THE NATIONAL HOTEL, ~ NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chis. Ez Pearson, Propricter, == _E Charles city. dirs White Grass Valley Mrs Hall Gre Var “Mrs “Richardson do Mrs Hill & c San Fr 8 McKay Forest City Miss Jeffriés W Vall Miss Stephens W iliow.V Dr Schnale' New Yo W Carter city ¥ Johnson Qua Full W Collins do J.Spear city. *. ‘ MARRIED. aa kp tae besidipnen-0e +the—bride’s—parente; Bad‘zer Hill, Nevada county, by i 1h 7 'Piftany, H. H. McOutchan’ of Cherokee to 1! Miss Mary E., sector t= of Jobn Qutek, Esc. ~ . prep. ‘ ‘At. Grass Valley, February 29, 1830, Laer, wiie of Frank Huss, County Coroner, in the 43rd year of her age, formerly of Albany, . New York, and Marysville, California. Jee ar ree $165. Will buy a NEW STAND~ ARD.ORGAN. lt cost $225. It-has never been used: and,ig im perfect order. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE." rr Ordinance No. 77. N ORDINANCE’ FIXING THE RATES ¢for the use‘of Water fer the year cading on the Ist day oi January, 1881. ‘Vive Bourd of ‘Itustees of the City of Nevada dohereby ordain a3 follows : from end after Match 15th, 1880, and until January Ist, 15381, the following rates and no greater rates shall ‘be charged vo consur ers of water within said City per week. Section 1. For Families, 50 cents. Section 2. For each additional Family in each house, 50 cents. Section: 3. For small: families occupying rooms in second story, 25 cents, ‘Section *4.'For Restaurants and Eating Houses, 75 cents.” Seetion 5.’ Pirst Class Hotel, $3. Sectiow 6. Second Class Hotel, $2. Section 7. Third’Class Hotel, ¥1. “Sections. Saloons, 75-cehts, Seetion 9; Rooms and Ottices, 25,cénts. . Section HO. Photograph Gallerie’, 50 te. Section 11. Barber Shops, 50 cenis. . Sectidn’l2> Bath EStablishments, 75 cts. Section 1% Drug Stores. 50 cts. Section 14. Blacksmith and Wagon Shops 50' eehts Séetion 15th. First cldss Livery. Stables, iti‘clitding Water for wa8hing Liv ery Wagons, buggies: and Carriages; Se bection 16. Secomé Class Livery Strble, including. Watetcor washing Livery. Wagons, Buygies and Carriages, @%. ’ bection 17, Third Class Livery Stable, inchiding Water forwashing Livery’ Wagons, Bugyies and>Carriages, $1.5@. Section 18. Fourth Class L.very Stable, including Water for washing Livery Wagons, Buggies and Carriages, 31. Section 10. Private Stables, for one horse, wagons and buggies, 25 cents. Section 20, Private stabie, for each addi12) ts Arbaabid Sate stapied, fF ° China a gighs Houses anu LaunSection 2 Section 2. i} dries from $2 te 33, °°" section 23. Sewing:ynachines par of water, for cach machine, 4 “era : FS “Section 24, Chitese Houses for each faucet, 50. cents, et jori 25. Railroall depot, $1.25. Section 26. AH houses occupied by women shalt pay faritty rites, 50 cents. Section 27, brew eries, $1.50, Section2s.: Irpigntion from $10 to’ $96 ‘according to the size of lot and pressure, pet scason, section 29. 1000 bricks; On large contracts; 10 cents. Section 30, 1000 Brleks, oi small coiitract, eents, tion 31. Stoné wall and mortar, 8 cents. rie 82. Plastéting’ or cementing, oLe cent per yard. aot 33. at houses, 50 cents, stion 34, dries, $1, Section’ 35, Da panes ng offices, 75 cts. Section 36. ‘Tri-weekly and weekly printing ; ottices, 50 cents. ~'@ tion, ¢ Section 88. Gas Works, $2. Section 39, Butcher shops, 50 cente. “Section 40. Butcher~ shops ranning ment cuttér with water power, extra, 75 cts. Section 41. Bakeries, 75 egnts.’ Section 42. Dalries, 80 cota Section 43. All parties are enmateed! io take rat foraiic. rahe togntitle then to get Red cans. Ss TA AP Ss ADE TO<CRDER AND. REPAIRED. Pid se STEIN, Agent. creaiiare ue ee Wetzel Theo, Trustee . 705 a +>. Wetzel Theo, , 380 «6160 7 00 'Zabaldano A, 7 10@= ie 20) Jaw cng oly tha 21st eo of Janay, sh 0 ma és pecynerods will at Re lic au ee tg the Onlice ef the sin nn ran, a: Bed” aon ne . 16th day of M at the hour -ot ye? mak a, wameay: to pay said de‘Nnquent ¢ nt thereon, <i with \coste ‘of 4 ale, Wevsas ty, Feb: 1th a 2 & MIs.D newspaper up in Canada ‘a gap of oar him, C Shelling Marysvill F Sheribeck Marysvilie ys Court Hdtise, including “irriga-. : i Section 44. All rates aredue and payable weekly; if not paid within the current . month the poles wal beshut. off; at the disjcretion of the Agent.” Aa Section 45. No one except a propertythorized agént of the Company ye nr pe place or bui withest EY P Water Ban ype gis 3G. Lo LOOKLIN, President, x Cuaron, Ger THE DAILY TI NEYADA.CITY, ¢ ~ Brief MMe County Surveyor pointed We af En; deputy. “Dp, Weltiggton: h Deal’s housevon bros won take spossessior Forty’ men are ¢ (iodfrey dritt claim city and Grass Valle The ereetion of*t at the Merrifield mi ted by the oivners . daim. ae The Vailean_ cor: fhe NewYork west, Grass Vale quoting steam hois' = Assemblyman—¥ ‘duced a bill in the Day.’) be ‘declared : California, “The Idaho's divic is $3,100 or $k pe the month the min 400, or $3,000’ mote The lower level’ prove. The Nellie Boyd pear at Grasg Va morrow €Venings; » and at: Aubirn They, will produce the last named tow a toe a Personal Mrs. W. G. Dez Deal contemplate ¢ City next week, Judge Niles we ‘co yesterday afte son who is ill with C. 8. Béhham Francisco, where few days ‘and th York,’ Mrs. P. ©, Byry in Grass Va ley, shé.will in-a few mento, J.D. Holland : re ‘bre last froma tr other points. -‘ToSan Frari¢isco. ¥ places on the Coas ted, Nevada City: For Twe Andrew Nelsor evpore . his porsor manner, and Jud, “him to for ty day Jail. He might } _to'the.Bastile had pay the $40 fine i déad broke: CouNTLESS suff of relief, and thi health and streny parilla, Itis the the alterativ es to and cleanse the b! wvigorating qual: ates the faded ' Quéethe corrupt with the blood, ” nent and decay. hany intelligent ledicine cures bi its kind,: and iw tatement by our Pitnxsatawney (I Sitmatte A widow lady situation tata” Referendes fr Ctrk, National Bay A lady's ban and silver coins, gold button set been lost. The! td by leaving it Nevada Comma Theangual.el Nevada Comma Templar, will te tay evening, M: ull attendance quested, J. Hy Boarps _Sherman San . Francisco, hose on the ¢ celebrated We Bro’s, Pianos, . % the world-re Intrumients 8 nents, All pit tanted, The .

karte Se — found that! tabyhal Bj a . Until wauld-ke in the same degrée'of caution and busijess sensein: bity! ita mineral clatms that they would if any othe? iyratieh of -buginess,9 principled oper ‘ators ‘abagetinee ists, east’ or west, ema haveyng,, personal kwowlediifee thay have no one but themselves’ ‘to’ bla . . instance: for thte consequence, . Kor i The editor. of this paper. might, W, 4 Horrow. go to‘certalpe: _por — retire acest ine el -@ song a g sue @ Sepp eaiEM th olose-at‘els uim, *; thei i inisrepgesentations calculated tickle the fantey of Geturousine (hor itals an day patter to mike 4, bonanza =F ny ak : id h ‘a C Viet) astiin everything undertaken of nt e iy spy i ah, ‘i i py htt he nftadte thé most” df the nee 9 pi att carrying sheik th eoigh,. as they. could betgasily and*dhea pl seBured. The sale would: be hittrriéd wot AF to give the intended victims no opportithity ‘for iiivestigntton . jnto ihe real) merits of the oases —W. hen the buyers: heen ‘'éverlastingly oe swinditet, ywhey’ would? vy long and loud: against the section where their misfortunes ocenré&” ‘A 4 brtant J aabye Lf our mineval fields werecall con® fined to one county or one State there yould be more yedsoug for making a huty ‘ purchageae dak yt eokiuries, but whem unmeasnredjmining teritor yet waits for the first soune Sf't ree ote s pick, ane claims are in i Apne 1ers, who ar Op beads fig hee Giticca up fortune;with tos: whose! after careful investigation, farnish money _4o hel theiy har g. acis. np lock. te ‘trel ssaee hotisé, there is no reason why these worthless shar ps infesting the, best, mining: camps shoald nd apowitind théir decupatidh gone. Th ynostserious-feature ofthis businéss is the stigma whidlr abba Uhesito really valuable, log great and lasting iajury. *. Iv is, barely osstble also that some tHval cam nay. take advantage of thege , reports, pet haye them,jadiviowsly) repe vat>d in. the"local press nr barrooms . and stage coaches at welliselécted points. The burdeén df * the reproaehy sine, of the ane “alle apa A a mi De interest até eortain Wetsand yy sasha pon aninin gigenévally} te ttt minds of reasmmable tien, Hey ranttér should: bea clas, af _af the opera Asi of @ fae and foolish men, «4 FS°oe ) athe ae he that A ‘Pr oftnlte ute ine: Up, oh i+ “oh. first: ‘eldiu Work i is Beng doit anger Prof. Cyosby's superiitdndy ence at the Pioneer: Redaction Werks . in this city. The tugthod 4 “pera‘tion has ‘already ‘hen, explajyed has fongth in these columns. — Fifty 8!x tons of sulpaurets rduced agen since yielded as follows: $80 iy in gold, or within less than 16. ‘per dent. of fire wesay, besides 428 ounces The of silver (83°per cent? of abstiy, rst of extradtingatheiattef was bat Another lob WES, 2 extra per tog, yielded 99 per cent. of assay. ¢] ‘$ofdPe the parties "for who werk-was done have sent-their “stilphurets to San) Intise6,! Pry iby, fas ‘aaa toll ¢ one-half. ther silver pradupedy: and about $40 per ton jp, qyoney inquae the ae of . trapportatien., t the Bay only 90, per, cent. of t mY ‘The Pioneer* assay), was. realized. Company are chargmg them $25 aton, and they propose hereafte reabovts should discor Lsaudial will put their), mon¢y inte, properties jaf which they Tpining” exchange in Heck MALES Pip, . parts were toletably sustained. Last faded, proms iB ‘and el sen bigs e ten a elaeity ne ble wealth, Sut'the love of her protan tong of sulphurets Was work _il ronize poelnca! compRuy? U ge € inue At atk de Theatre. Aha and the farce ‘Family.” \fabof ofg eh: lady’ 3 abikity’ to illastrate the quieter ” phases of emotion. The affectionate, * vhselfish, brave heroine of Tennyson’ 3 poein was touchingly represented, Ag ‘Farmer. Allen,” the ironwilled uile of the girl, Mr. Hart did wont of: the most in, , pe hard exterior Precis ad man robs bas the joutside world, “bat beneath which . ibeat a heart.of treatts,*were portrayed_wiph/ trathtulgess that (was deiserving of the highest raise. No cone in the audience, ‘probab! y, could tail to recognize itt ‘the /part—as-e ear: . , . red out by thi familiar chip. fromthe ‘plock-of hnman nature. “As? “William,” Mr. Hasenwinkle hiad_ bat, mgdemateyop pottintty” to” ‘Aisplay Ke abilities rf full ‘Saeee i the determinet lover who was ready to cut. adrift from‘all’ ‘otifer™ éarthily ties the sake of his sweetheart, yet kept y alive i in his heart’ the flame of for-giveness. When disease ahd sOtrow had, beech, his, onge! ‘Be forin. to the appearance ofa skeleton, and puritied his inner nature to’a divine extent, We rettdied ‘towards thé grave with a spjrit of resignakiomg ‘to fate . that moved the synpavhties ‘of the was onlymimicry: they beheld, could not ov otlooiz ‘the—-natitralness of the cotieeption.® The remainder of the reventne™“Bdught, or Lost and Won,” was produced at Miss Boyd’s benefit, ant’ dorstituted the closing efitertainment at the tro: upe in this city. . Te success achiéved by the Boyd tombination since they . came here vet AwEOR RYO, lias beer! something marvg¢lous, . For eight nights and at one niatinée large audiences have i invariably greeted them, ahd they go away in possession J of the respect and warm friendship of our people. Miss Box G gpd Mey) Hasénvtinkls. ere jin every sense true artists. The lady hag’ aby: ath Rett all pattw8P fie country, having hx many years bad. a ‘conipany ‘on’ "the road and. visit hearly every, State in the. Unid 4 She has ‘thus. accumulated. consideraessioh tebe ebréhg® that “she isnot ; . pontenitate ‘furaike it and vet tle down: to the quiet enfefinetit of home lux ries, Md HaSenwinkle is yet a Monday evening ing. the Nel ie , Boyd . : ramatic troupe resented the pas‘ ae of “Dott oF Hae Father ® 4} Tron wil we NG & . stors in™mining properties 5 universally exercise . Miss _ : , de characterization of eDora” al orded PaMtiatie Herlap ok people tive witht “aetor-adme-+cen fut ndienidey owe, though knowing if towing was tinahimouslyee ee The Branch Nor Normal school. 4 The adsediieed mas mas’ mesting held e Monday even 3 t at the Const Hoe te italke a action if Asecuting to, Nev Sit branch of the Normal School nalg @f this, city’ggbistory. *. P, Brown called the assemblaz= to or der, andJohn I. Caldwell, Kg, was elected Chair: Stirring speeches were nidde by Messrs. Niles Searis, Eugene O’Ne‘l), L, Nihe 1, MB, Pot: ter, frastas Baia, N. Reanely, Font’ CaldweyF. Me AMrster wna Jonathay Clark, Ong 6 of the. ape sakers during his comarke said that’ while he favored securing: the school for this-city, he doubted if enough money coukl be raised to piled lage sifé spould Stich a stepro 1 essary. This assertion provoked a [stirring ene, a. wwell‘knewit an. . wasg the) mi moge nied F qullings that er, inarke 4 —— TRANSCRIPT reporter ' y shown some fint tspe forepaurt the incline has now been followed a distance of 43 feet, and shows about 20 inchés thick in the head of the drift. Between the ledge and. the fodtwallextends ‘ilwéinch’ stteak of bart the foreman washed out yesterday, aia rs ding to his own figpres realiz&d $3.50 Worth of* coarse’ gold. There is in ‘the neighborhood of -45 + tons of good-looking oreo the dump, and preparations are being rade to; stop Hee soveh drift. The air shaft totapthe soph drift 136 feet } from thé jnchiee ig. bei sunk at the said that rather eae see , the school yo elsewhere on such am aceount, he would anortgage his ‘Weaitifut? tome for every ceht it would bring, and give.one-half the amount to the purchase of the site, _In no other cause would he thyg encnmber his proper+ ease, .A proniinent member of the legal. fraternity. whe.is also amply able to fulfill such a’ promise to the letter re that the land a9 be prochred'Jand “. paid’ f and that if no ‘one elie” ae a dollar he stood-ready to pay for all land required for the building, and, donate it’ tothe State, no matter aehat) “io the cost, . Suind:4y“dther expressions of this kind were made, and the folsiastically Wdopted The undersigned,” “Your. Committee ap pointed &0 Report concerning: ar suitable site fora bratich of’ the State Normal School; to be locatad in Ne. Sin bloaebebeud sata! We feekassyret that this meeting can salely authorize your Committee heretofore delegated to the Legisluture of this State to. guarantee a suitable site,witkin the.city. of Nevada, embracing from six to twely@aeres of land. N. P. BROWN J. I. CaLpwEit, Exastos Boxp, The Commifte@’ on Site were instructed +6 céttinue their examinatidn) anid be ready to ouue — at . the-dall of thé Presi@@nt.'*° ™ Yesterday “morning” most’ 6f the $1. rate “of T2 fest a day, a afd will “prob= . ably be finished by to-night, It is 3x feet in the’ clear and timbered Wwith 2-inch plank. Frénraltwe-can learn, it is as shectees that the El Capitan may; if properly managed, develop ae a yood mine. '. The work done thus-far_has heen of a prospect.4” ive character, and age thewdidations aré ercoura ————-~— > The Artal Re! Re Hes Fund." The following contetoaliand to. the Irish Relief Fund have been made in Nevada Citys. » Berthold Mannix, §2.50 ; Dennis Driscoll, $%.50 ; Patrisks Claticy, $15 7 Wah Rogerd) 182.7 Mrs. White, $1 ; Mrs.M. Maloney, $2.50; A. Tones, $5 ;-Michael Ho an, $2 ; Mamie Beckman, $1.50; Mrs. C. Beckman, $1; Mrs. McOoy,; $13: Mrs. John Keenan,$1 ; Mrs. Hanley, $1; James Williams, $1; Walter Williams, $¥) Mr. Shdebridge, $1 ;’ Mrs. Hunnerfauth, $1 ; Mrs,\ Lademanj Blis Mi Whe.an, $1; Sarah Mooney, $.50; Mary Mooney, $.50; J. Milhorn, $.50; Frank Aumer, $1; Jas. Kannyy $34 Me Hanley; G0; John Keenan, $9; Mrs. Loyd, $5.5 Rev. Father Meagher, $15; Brown & Calkins, $5 ; Mrs. Clancey, $2.50 ; M. Mitchely $2.50 ;/"James “McDoiald, $2.50 ; hee Mecpey, $3'; Kate Meayher,,.$2.;; Mrs. Jonn ° Wiliams, $2 > Sohn {uGibbons, $1.50 ; Dennis O’Nei!, ‘$i. 50; Mrs. M. -Connbliy, Total amount collected, PlOLSO ‘Lhat is rathera poor — ingior a town of this size. rass méinbers 6f the Coilitiiittee appointed to pe vesen tthe gininas of this city before, m7) Legislature went-to Saeramento, and the remainder will. go $} ee Wat Be Did Not Si So.’ pie Fettowing itd ‘the # Placer as gus explains itself!” young mat: opm unti? the last year br so Wf promineptly connected with a leading German theatre in! Yiks Gotor. Addl thanslator of . plays, ie, has a, fine physique, a, taking dassp *. aneloclione voice, and ie a tireleas-stident.' Ffé‘isnot of the “blodd‘#ddthuidfer” type of perfoymers, birt, POssass%s the,. ceciaitiel 6 power for strong parts. If his aimbition ‘and health ‘do. bot. abandon him, he wilh anes: ‘@ high mark in his biisiness before many years more, Mr, Hav#'s “Versatiity renders him Wie are inShtidn Geni Leip through Nevada ory in. the last issue of your papet, F resented nehaving said: that! ming ty df the mines in thabcourity were Bhs a precatiqus busipess. 1 ¢ y aid bs intend it& miaketsuch ment ws, that, as the, mining jnauanbin of the counu'y are in a very prosperotts pooneny 'Thevé°was, however, at wrtiine Layas there a great scarcity . ¢ of ae in she hydraulic. mines, and necessarily’ bus ote activity ia that kind of mining. ‘The operations of the North Btoomfield Gravel Mining Company netted Meith Lib Wish last season, . Your stl ni makes.that amount the Monte era) i, which is far from co#¥ée th” will a0 . ved" poph Tar Sy TERS intaasof fied(ple, During’ &*weé® “past we have ween drivin fowrior five ip that varied erdatly inf ra 3 and all, ofthduifwére rendered frost avceptably. laughter upot his auditors, but rather entices it; and therein lies his success, Mr: Philleo as liFewive-given some.good impersonations; cspedially in the “heavy” line.. The remainder of the Soy present. no were bay ond seuding their sulphurets belowsgyh n . fact that’ ther do By. rN ‘their aay iit ra gy such goorl anne ties, As a Wholé? Sit bf“the mem_ BE BROS in sas = \ bers have, during their stay in. this Wanye fee: ¥ Bee Fate i city,, comported themselves. in. all _ The San Franciseo, Stock Répor re reproduces a recent article from the PRANGOR IPE in egdeA’ td the Yeloe! ? tion of the Cauuitithatf fiihe in thi w ith: district, aud says in. connection there. re Wa he "TRA kdb pr id Ms TaudaRe Po tein tn oy rtie deceived, ag rane By sat the. mine mentione isso th the * nai a i" poke ¢, Daily a th t sae aot ve ifs era j 3 woul’ ae ite nexam ‘Ta. al to discloneSinees of, an operty sgh, Saat it wou pining ee Bawt waa — any and every evtght to Le placed far better ro true ite. an ¢ trie . iu: peining terest than the indigcrimitheir social and business trangactions in a manner, t Wilkerg their depitture a i a ‘of regret to all *) whovhave: dad)the pleasnyy, ef form 3 } ing their personal ° acquaintance, eos t ——— More Stormy Weather. a Yesterday Pres ssather dinngree‘ablé cui. A. light. rainsterm-pre> “vai ed sevetal’ oe ‘aiid ‘at: interere Then prosects tate itr Hoga’ ac ood. for mare onthe beford iHiany hours had elapsed. . A. b snow wftorm: began . morning at_ the V Flume mi of here, weal a Pr habity Ware biate! 3 all ab above t fat with a similar storm, “A wnoa ‘wae th tirst grsenback i fof He .does net .arend > [when they visit the Bay.” mi 2] in_your valuable p me a fayor. esis Vee. McoGanstvrany Forest Fil, Boe: 24, 1880. ~ eye viet eens sd ead Jacobs & Sargent Mine? ———_ About thirty-five tons. of -gravel that wist#ken out while sinking the new shafe at Jaéobs &) Safgdnty drift claim, Quaker Hill, ih being crushed the other day: yielde’R “$600 worth of gold. Ovwjng to an accident to the pump the raising of grayel has been delayed for a few days, but everything is now nearly ready to push work ahead rapidly ONCE. MAO RB,Removal of Meadquartets. A. M. Goodnough, in order to acwholesale trade in pianos and organs, has reoved from 240'Marrell street, . San. Francisoo; to the Clegatit &n spacious watercotis, No&. 23 and ‘Temple. . Mri Geodnongh is’always glad to see his Nevada county: Sotents . é ~ q t Most too te Saumguine, ‘Thetollowing itén recently appeared in some of our New Xo: * iy, . ait exchanges: ‘The New York G. M. Co. wnaes to Uay their lst dividend 6a the .El Capitan mine in May. The writingof such stuff as that *)flationist, He . birsts . lous lit to be made a misdemeanor: . dwn as soon ag possible. { ‘are frown the Onidtt Hocking offers to bet $500 . : esa ian shar pee more. drifEa man h BY viving. this-spave+céhfutcdate his) rapidly thcreasing } Fifth street, under the Metropolitan } ‘. as acaee i Vailey contributed in the neighborhooky of $600, oe os z Geek Fe Amother ‘site Committee,” a In view of the fact that they may possibly be compelled to retire from . their present location nt an’ early date; the ‘residerits of’ Chinatown Bae: for two or three ~ past had a nymag tee in looking abolit eis a ee site for their settlement in case the worst comes to the worst. Sa a I ‘ Grass vartey: Notes. — The following pone ‘of interest bf Sattitday:

any 0 Rist TRAD. oeereme reached a depth of 120 feet, at which point anew level will be opened, ‘he ledge averages 18 inches iy, size, anc shows well ,in free gold. and voarse sulphurets. The Bulliou -nauill, which cvdahes ‘the quartz from, the Alaska and Ben “Franklin mines, hes been compelled {to shut down temporarily, as’ ‘the roads are in such bad condition” ‘tat {> quartz cansot.beé hauldd to the rail. nies of Chinese, invol ving the br th of conttaét, Has Been on tial in Jus. tice Sheldou's Court for three days, . Pe and was nos eonvludéd poses afternoon. ; Case seemed to S~ sess gredtlidterens fot the Ciinese ‘population; and-they have appeared in a dense soutt at the. court room dally! = aicers woven News. The Downieville ee of last: . Saturday says: Fifteen feet of snow a Gole Lake. Gravel in North Fork ds gi with gold. Fifteen carluads viele seventy-fiv . Nothing ‘Tental except to keep the ‘ana ¢ as far sed ot ns oy ie ifthe people up at Downhove unta poounn Verne. is yet snow enough . on the mountains to insure a good water erop?—Nevada TRraxsckirt. _Not wnitil we have some rain and another snowfall. Thiis far the north wind has made sad havoc with our suow bauks on the’ mountain sequence, has not beet very beitétic. of rock that was struck 32 feet from oehretavo: pound of which’ M*. Ho-: croft series on recotd, The new shaft on the Alpha, mine! bute . DerbeeE, Trustee 20 2 00 A clean-up.of $7. loads.of tribute “realy n= Bookman 01 RE ERT. rock was co leted at the new ually Derbec EK, ‘Trustee 58d 2U 200 of the ary ones genet Derhec B, Trustee "436-30 3.00 ad hi ie 4 opt b3%2 54 Ws 3 Gay, which : 3.0 fg 2559) rt peers wee ae . % 3 S54 per lox is filly ap to Derbec KyTrustee’ «GUD yradoye \ Leo atérage of pfetictis® crushings, daa Derbec E, Trustee 540 0) 3 00 is consideted as a very satisfactory . Dérbec®, Trustee?’ (“tal “2n'’' 200 result. Derbec E, Trustee 542 ‘4 0 2: law auibicbetween. twir compart Detdee E, ings . Cee pod a tie dohe at” ‘the Ot . sides, and the water season, in eon« ' Phé Text Books. © Eprtor TRanscr-PpeeA few -days 5 ago you published a eke Judye a1 . Bhidger of North, niin ae “whieh the Judge recom ie. [Coast sbries of retdersf n by the Board of Sp ervisors, a tale ks te theton# Pam & the county. Thre letter waa written by the Judge <7 ing the resolutions passed by th . Trustees of this . district, in RAs they set forth sev“ eral. reasons for’ recommending the }Bancroit ‘series, among which is to be found-one stating the Bancroft ries is inferior to the McGuifley series ide in vided to this proposition I enter a. depiglt_J The. Grdubeite ssuies are not to.pe compared either in. the } pring, texturé ‘of paper oriu the bind~ ing: to.MeGutfey’s new’ Series, preparé ed during the past year, and as ae . quality of matter fim ¢ the MeGuffey Beric -Bancroft-seriest This any tone— cant see by éxamining and comparing the different books.’ The Appleton serjes is superior in my opinion to ¢itherof theothets mentioned, and f think ifa change of text books i is made, bag. Appleton Beriés shotld be adoptec: I think our School Trustees weie rather hasty in coming to a conclusion . in this matteWof ‘text‘books. It’ Look . to me as though they werevintlnenced by a desire to fo altpnblic opti or to aid the attorney of Banergip & Co., “at ATS ta ‘the Li a croft senteas ing ghey scliools, ‘Of ithe} county regardless’ of their , merits. Whatever may haye been. their, myotive, one-thing is,certain;te my. mind, and that is, the Bancroft series is not in’any respect equalto the Mc. ; Suffey or the Appleton books. In choosth'tekt bobks care MSL.Ould be taken to ¢twose Bhie liest, dint to see to-it thet-alhthe schgols am the coun, : ty use the same hooks. Ifthe Boards of Education at Neyada and Grass} Valley shalliéhoose the Bancroft . series, shen that ries shotild be a lopted by ‘the Board of . Supefvisors. This will give uniformity. But if the, Boardseyf Ednegtign: shall.eloosé the’ McGuffey or the’ Appleton books, the Board of Super visors should, do thetanides a is 2 ea! I do not think the Dance series will give ‘savisfaction to our people, although’ au old book can be, exjee] changed fer a néwW one, and therefore as,an.old teacher £ place my protest against the advption of the, Banosts8 a6 ARetinep Peace. Nort San Jt, “March 2° 1850, feat California a Witucat. . San Juan, last Saturday night: The a” poultry yee hie it metitetate. 0 qu ae 2 = rs ~ sais tes Notice. “ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL 4WiNING JUMPAN Y.—Log@tionot pring’ ye. v ness, San: Franeiscoy Calif F of works, Nevada county) ng Blatice—There are ‘delinquent “upon se nt (No; ® levied on the 2ist’. day of J 'y, 1880, fie sevgrakamounts s6t oppoRaeags OT Linc mmpect ve ae a warp ee ee Na . pores ese: Derbee 4 Herbee i5;“Frustee Derbec iste Derbee mistee Derbee tee — B; epics ; Ste torte istee Derbe¢: Bb! : } Dervec Da Derbec ip Bats $47 Le . 100 $51 © 05 ‘10 00 pleebes E ‘Trasted. 563 150. 15 00 Derbec E, Trustee 669 2g 2.50 Derbet 8: 670 BB? SB Derbec E. “Trustec _ 671 5 50 Henricksers Fi. ~ 8385 1000 100 00 on : . » 280 00 Huerne Titles ’ ost at ; % 00 Mabe Gustave, 670 57 00 Mahe Gu 40 00 Muhe Gngayk Si ytec zis 7s) . 1 De $50 00 Mahe Gustave, *" 400 septs R, Trustee 467 ooo 60 00 ’ ‘Exsyguic; ‘wi 582" 1070. \ yor . Rodouau A a. Figg A aes > + Snider A, Trustee — 507 160-10 00 Wetzel Thee, Trustee; 781 200 «5 2000 Wetzel a Trustee 732 10) 1 Wetzei Fat Wetzel Théo, } iP 10d. re etzel Theo, ‘Trustee 785 : ~ te fexe cela the] BGAsetti Ranch 9 waattister San. Tan" ae ds Glansithkitled a Califoinia wild~. / 4 cat at the he wae? Yurdon’s grade, near . : animal was about to make a raid on! the . . = eee stock on mi Ss of As. . tional horse, es softl adm self afid ‘creditors. a oC _. Westerday s Ariivaleat £3 THE UNION HOTEL. () OC NEVAD ACHE, Cat ‘d Brecon } Nest igews HP Ato pric tor. vspeaks of a defaulter: ‘*He ig = . § Thomas Murehi ML’ Byrne\city_ A Laird Halifax -¢ J Tithg row do J Leopold V Flume J Tonner Willow Val! ey L Pendleton Moo Fl W C Powell Grass Valle &.WoodSweetland L Pulse city -PYMason Washingto J Fay city ; W Holmes &w city R Collins Sop —W Huston Moore ME B Guscetti J Champion Gra Va E Brawnell Murchie Mi € Kitts do. A Coombs Grass Tiley, G Woeds san Franci H Greeleys'Drncizec 4 F Kings . do A Lawreteée San Praia If Bicktorp Forest C3 icq f Colfzx a, T Okey city” ——— F Yesterday's Arrivais At ‘. THE NATIONAL HOTEL, ~ NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chis. Ez Pearson, Propricter, == _E Charles city. dirs White Grass Valley Mrs Hall Gre Var “Mrs “Richardson do Mrs Hill & c San Fr 8 McKay Forest City Miss Jeffriés W Vall Miss Stephens W iliow.V Dr Schnale' New Yo W Carter city ¥ Johnson Qua Full W Collins do J.Spear city. *. ‘ MARRIED. aa kp tae besidipnen-0e +the—bride’s—parente; Bad‘zer Hill, Nevada county, by i 1h 7 'Piftany, H. H. McOutchan’ of Cherokee to 1! Miss Mary E., sector t= of Jobn Qutek, Esc. ~ . prep. ‘ ‘At. Grass Valley, February 29, 1830, Laer, wiie of Frank Huss, County Coroner, in the 43rd year of her age, formerly of Albany, . New York, and Marysville, California. Jee ar ree $165. Will buy a NEW STAND~ ARD.ORGAN. lt cost $225. It-has never been used: and,ig im perfect order. Apply at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE." rr Ordinance No. 77. N ORDINANCE’ FIXING THE RATES ¢for the use‘of Water fer the year cading on the Ist day oi January, 1881. ‘Vive Bourd of ‘Itustees of the City of Nevada dohereby ordain a3 follows : from end after Match 15th, 1880, and until January Ist, 15381, the following rates and no greater rates shall ‘be charged vo consur ers of water within said City per week. Section 1. For Families, 50 cents. Section 2. For each additional Family in each house, 50 cents. Section: 3. For small: families occupying rooms in second story, 25 cents, ‘Section *4.'For Restaurants and Eating Houses, 75 cents.” Seetion 5.’ Pirst Class Hotel, $3.. Sectiow 6. Second Class Hotel, $2. Section 7. Third’Class Hotel, ¥1. “Sections. Saloons, 75-cehts, Seetion 9; Rooms and Ottices, 25,cénts. . Section HO. Photograph Gallerie’, 50 te. Section 11. Barber Shops, 50 cenis. . Sectidn’l2> Bath EStablishments, 75 cts. Section 1% Drug Stores. 50 cts. Section 14. Blacksmith and Wagon Shops 50' eehts Séetion 15th. First cldss Livery. Stables, iti‘clitding Water for wa8hing Liv ery Wagons, buggies: and Carriages; Se bection 16. Secomé Class Livery Strble, including. Watetcor washing Livery. Wagons, Buygies and Carriages, @%. ’ bection 17, Third Class Livery Stable, inchiding Water forwashing Livery’ Wagons, Bugyies and>Carriages, $1.5@. Section 18. Fourth Class L.very Stable, including Water for washing Livery Wagons, Buggies and Carriages, 31. Section 10. Private Stables, for one horse, wagons and buggies, 25 cents. Section 20, Private stabie, for each addi12) ts Arbaabid Sate stapied, fF ° China a gighs Houses anu LaunSection 2 Section 2. i} dries from $2 te 33, °°" section 23. Sewing:ynachines par of water, for cach machine, 4 “era : FS “Section 24, Chitese Houses for each faucet, 50. cents, et jori 25. Railroall depot, $1.25. Section 26. AH houses occupied by women shalt pay faritty rites, 50 cents. Section 27, brew eries, $1.50, Section2s.: Irpigntion from $10 to’ $96 ‘according to the size of lot and pressure, pet scason, section 29. 1000 bricks; On large contracts; 10 cents. Section 30, 1000 Brleks, oi small coiitract, eents, tion 31. Stoné wall and mortar, 8 cents. rie 82. Plastéting’ or cementing, oLe cent per yard. aot 33. at houses, 50 cents, stion 34, dries, $1, Section’ 35, Da panes ng offices, 75 cts. Section 36. ‘Tri-weekly and weekly printing ; ottices, 50 cents. ~'@ tion, ¢ Section 88. Gas Works, $2. Section 39, Butcher shops, 50 cente. “Section 40. Butcher~ shops ranning ment cuttér with water power, extra, 75 cts. Section 41. Bakeries, 75 egnts.’ Section 42. Dalries, 80 cota Section 43. All parties are enmateed! io take rat foraiic. rahe togntitle then to get Red cans. Ss TA AP Ss ADE TO<CRDER AND. REPAIRED. Pid se STEIN, Agent. creaiiare ue ee Wetzel Theo, Trustee . 705 a +>. Wetzel Theo, , 380 «6160 7 00 'Zabaldano A, 7 10@= ie 20) Jaw cng oly tha 21st eo of Janay, sh 0 ma és pecynerods will at Re lic au ee tg the Onlice ef the sin nn ran, a: Bed” aon ne . 16th day of M at the hour -ot ye? mak a, wameay: to pay said de‘Nnquent ¢ nt thereon, <i with \coste ‘of 4 ale, Wevsas ty, Feb: 1th a 2 & MIs.D newspaper up in Canada ‘a gap of oar him, C Shelling Marysvill F Sheribeck Marysvilie ys Court Hdtise, including “irriga-. : i Section 44. All rates aredue and payable weekly; if not paid within the current . month the poles wal beshut. off; at the disjcretion of the Agent.” Aa Section 45. No one except a propertythorized agént of the Company ye nr pe place or bui withest EY P Water Ban ype gis 3G. Lo LOOKLIN, President, x Cuaron, Ger THE DAILY TI NEYADA.CITY, ¢ ~ Brief MMe County Surveyor pointed We af En; deputy. “Dp, Weltiggton: h Deal’s housevon bros won take spossessior Forty’ men are ¢ (iodfrey dritt claim city and Grass Valle The ereetion of*t at the Merrifield mi ted by the oivners . daim. ae The Vailean_ cor: fhe NewYork west, Grass Vale quoting steam hois' = Assemblyman—¥ ‘duced a bill in the Day.’) be ‘declared : California, “The Idaho's divic is $3,100 or $k pe the month the min 400, or $3,000’ mote The lower level’ prove. The Nellie Boyd pear at Grasg Va morrow €Venings; » and at: Aubirn They, will produce the last named tow a toe a Personal Mrs. W. G. Dez Deal contemplate ¢ City next week, Judge Niles we ‘co yesterday afte son who is ill with C. 8. Béhham Francisco, where few days ‘and th York,’ Mrs. P. ©, Byry in Grass Va ley, shé.will in-a few mento, J.D. Holland : re ‘bre last froma tr other points. -‘ToSan Frari¢isco. ¥ places on the Coas ted, Nevada City: For Twe Andrew Nelsor evpore . his porsor manner, and Jud, “him to for ty day Jail. He might } _to'the.Bastile had pay the $40 fine i déad broke: CouNTLESS suff of relief, and thi health and streny parilla, Itis the the alterativ es to and cleanse the b! wvigorating qual: ates the faded ' Quéethe corrupt with the blood, ” nent and decay. hany intelligent ledicine cures bi its kind,: and iw tatement by our Pitnxsatawney (I Sitmatte A widow lady situation tata” Referendes fr Ctrk, National Bay A lady's ban and silver coins, gold button set been lost. The! td by leaving it Nevada Comma Theangual.el Nevada Comma Templar, will te tay evening, M: ull attendance quested, J. Hy Boarps _Sherman San . Francisco, hose on the ¢ celebrated We Bro’s, Pianos, . % the world-re Intrumients 8 nents, All pit tanted, The .