March 30, 1872 (4 pages)

' oa oh wo il WBE a 4 We _ 4 “T or The Tram Road Act. Ti: Surrah , for athe . Hu LO SpSpring Time _ WE] : ; MASS MEETING. Question of Privilege, great road of. the ge er When in Sacramento, the’ editor nich there gtr pay pod . The following is the Sacramento i i . in the . + 4,ene ey cal whic _f EPUBLICAN MASS MEETING ee be held at Nevada ‘Theatre, SatWill _. oe °! * paper wentandSaHighways which is . . ™Htee be, and they should way Apt Road Tram. the of report }0%0"'s April 6th, = the agate SPLENDID evening, vijay and} Roads on inducements. proper by. ‘attainable ; in the Assembly: wavana rvs,' cat, >, a = tg introduction ; 0 No, . establishment bil with amendments, Senate ap @ Fo i : ee has eC wou ee LOCAL on House : ; FINEST c : ’ We were not on Batten) Sort ines task “BY or in con. ple of Nevada county. of highways. -porhtion-of-tram-. road companies.inthe obstruction aa emote Reees re AND THE oe ORE acbgoslebnti, oF ae do to i F one any. by paid or employed . second, of er necessity; ‘of and use certain counties of this State. [The stant UBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COM. amendmentsinsert in Section 2, after bécause it establishes a monopoly so, and Wilcox, who wasa member REP ¥OR PRESIDENT, da; March 30th, 1872. Neva county roads, ‘‘toll roads in Nevada and brings the people under it, or of the Committee so understood at necssities the expenditures of heavy GENERAL U. S. GRANT. or Placer counties, -now uséd as snms of money to afferd conipetition the time. Notwithstanding this, such.’?] Amended as recommended, North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Subjcct to the decision of the National Re and read by sections on demand. of or an independence.of its use, and, while the question was under conCompany. third, because its application to the sideration, Wilcox, who interested publican Convention. Mr. Berry. existing roads would be usurpation; ee CLOTHING STORE. Mr. Wilcox said the bill proposed “himself so much in the local affairs to take possession of. private. turnan upcalled for and unjustifiable deNorth BloomS, WORK OF ON OCATI bill struction of individual privilegés of Nevada county, said that the How it Was ‘Done. field, Nevada county, Catifornia. Nopike roads and to lay down tram road B. H. MILLER, now enjoyed and highly prized. Let was advocated ‘in a four hour tice. There are delinquent upon the folB, NATHAN. It repealed section 51 and __'The tram read bil-was-defedted in . tracks. railroad corporation act-of them. build their road upon their described stock of the North Bloomlowing 57 of the speech by a-paid attorney from Nefield Gravel Mining Company, on account the Assembly, as will be seen by the this State, One-—of these-sections, own resources, upon grounds _noy ment, (No. 26) levied on the twencounty. He knew at the time of assess -vyada but do not suffe,. “proceedings of the Legislature,though provides for.rates of freight and fare, otherwise eraployed; ty-third day of February, 1872, the. several interference with the rights o-{ both these statements to be untrue. 1 amounts setopposite “the names of the rethe debate is not fully given. ihe and the other specifies the character this as follows : ° Successors’ to. others. did Tlie entire -sedsion ot: the ‘committee spective shareholders, “He n. _ No. of oe bill was allowed to slip through the of the rail to: be. laid-dow Myr. Barker thanked the gentleman. so Certificate, : Names. HAAS &C not believe the Governor would sign 000 $6,000 aShsAm’t-+-—— : f Ne-. was not three hours in length, and. affai the It has been ¢ the — OU people that there is a gs midst, who are CHEAPEST! to houses or stc yaluables are ke the houseof Mr. into, but nothin About 2 a’clocl anattempt was residence of W NATHAN & MILLER, ‘ anyway. , and Aes when the bill eins J dae oeimiinopposition : Senate without it reached the Assenibly, Hamilton & . sented in fan in the aliairsOF interestim 11S Interest pre. forfOr his eet As originally a : Ne-). At-the above h was awakened room, and on dow, discovered been A i uy 2) "500 oo erage A eri vada county and said _the opposition several witnesses were examined and 8, F. Butterwortiistrustes ae it and a robber in tothereom. 1 120 860 1,500 Nightingale, came from the Grass Valley and Ne-. speeches made by Wilcox and. John an order Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. Gilbert, of the Telegraph stage line . in its provisions. It applied only to vada And in accordance with law and Stage Line. All the counties. Nevada De Haven. Wilcox was working for and the Board of Trustees, made.on the twenof Placer tackled it. The friends of the bill in Mr. Wilcox said last night they ty-third day of February, 1872, so many anti-railroad men from these counthe lobby had little influence, and ties were before the Commitfee on asked in God’s name to pass this bill. the stage company and wanted to shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction while the bill, which. was entirely loCorporations last night, and they There was nothing in “it specifying defeat the bill; hence his misrepreat the Auction House of,John. Middleton the traction power, so that they San cal in: character, was supported almade the most beautiful railroad might run steam cars on it if they. tation. The course of. these out& Son, No. 310 Montgomery Street, Having largely increased dav Francisco, on SATURDAY, THE “THIRyears. for ‘heard had he speeches siders in regard to a local bill, which ost unanimously by. the people, it OF APRIL, 1872, at the hour DAY chose. It was a special franchise in TELNTH Mr. Everett said the sections rein no way concerned them or their of one-o’clock, P. M. of said day, to pay. Stock of Goods as well as advantages’ of NEVADA CITY. A was defeated byoutsiders. Hamilton ferred: to were not repealed, but the guise of a-general-bill. Mr. Mott of Sacramento said pracconstituents, but related solely to is a good worker, and he made his made inapplicable to the purpose of tically the laying down of such a ‘Nevada county, is unusual in such amend this to by inHe act. moved The Committee on power felt. track would be to.destroy the road serting “unless authorized by the for.all.other purposes.than that of a . ©4S¢s. Reads and Highways he could ssarely Board of Supervisors.” _Dpom, wat when he. got the bilantoy They were working against} said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ANDREW J. MOULDER, Secretary. Mr. Bell supported the bill ‘amidst . vices were given to the stage comthe hands of this Committee, he won . for the amendment, and pronounced adverse questionings from Messrs. the first victory. Tho Committee it.in bad faith with the committee by. -Wilcox and De Haven, to whom’ he pany. ew whom it was assented to. ‘The bill. would have held the bill until the was discussed forfour hours by a replied that he had been an_op‘French Corral. end ofterm, the had not the friends hired attorney from Nevada, to the ponent to the bill, and been made a This lively mining camp was never of the méasure agreed to an amendwearing out and disgust of the comconvert since last night; that he only ment providing that no toll or county mittee, . Mr. Days said it was a proposition << other resting awoke Mr. Da‘ the robber four he made tracks kind usually de well to keep ° locked but bol jt1s advisable t LATEST STYLES! deadly weapon 4%, ; vena inal pr AT THE VERY oe ___. the county simply because their ser. i California, Me, Wilcox thanked the gentleman . tramway. on the floor ins purchasing the Office No. 320 Sansome Street, San Fran funeral. ‘. LOWEST PRICES! CITY ELECTION. We are prepared to supply the To-morrow, . nies of Easter > more than usu: Catholic Chure in D, will be OTICE is hereby given, that the anpeople of Nevada and vicinity with N nual election for Municipal officers of Nevada City will be held onMonday, May preferred steam power if it could under the influence of more favorable 6th, 1879, at which time the following ofbe obtained. He retorted upon Mr. The Haven-bp-acking hime -whether he {times than at the present. The mines . ficers will be elected: [AS FINE QUALITY OF asked for oy two toll roads conmect-. One‘ Marshal, are being worked with energy, and Cominittee, Senator O’Connor and ing Grass Valley and Nevada, etc., in did not appear before the committee One Treasurer, the miners are all doing well and are last night as the hired attorney of the Md One Assessor. aaa Bell and Barker supNevada county, to be allowed to layThe election will be héld at the Marshal’s Stage Company to defeat the bill. in excellent spirits. .Among those down a tram.road. It was right and porte the bill>. DeHaven, who is a Mr,.De Haven said-he didnot do who are reaping the reward of their office, and the following persons ary approper thatthe—privilege should be pointed Inspector and Judges of Election relation of he stage proprietors by conceded, provided no private rights so; he went there as a mémber of the and Board of Registration, viz ; labor and perseverance, are V. G. Legislature in the. performance of , _Inspector.--T. H. Rolfe. Judges--W. W. marriage, opposed the bill, On the along the route are interfered with. Bell, W. M. Eddy, the Welch Mining . ‘Cross, J. B. Drummond, morning the bill as reported, Mr, It was not intended to-run steam what he deemed his duty. By order of the Board of Trustees, Mr. Berry said he weuld hke to Company, and others. whose names ; JOHN PATTISON, President. Everett offered an amendment, leaycars, but to use herse power. vote for the bill, and he thought with Mr. De Haven—There are features H. CG. Mills, Clerk pro tem. ta ing it discretionary with by ge in this bill which demand the serious those amendments perhaps he could we.did notlearn. Mr. Bell is heavily Nevada city, March 29th, 1872. interested. in the hydraulic mines.as of Supervisors, whether thé.rails attention of the members of this do so. ‘The person asking for the should be laid upon the toll or coun, House. Its history may serve to inbill was a gentleman of integrity, well as in. milling, and--each invest pa _. of the bill, said he could not support . gotten up for the purpose oe enabling . Previous qiestion’ was ordered, and the South Yuba to tap and drain the} composed of } AS LATE STYLES AND Miss Katie Ed John Glasson, as Fine Made Clothing, © ° Grimes, barito sisted by the Business and Dress Suits, , direction of 3 conductor. W attend to-mor1 As can be procured In any Store in this State! IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY. rn meinbers of the purposes sought who had the interests of the’ people ment is proving successful. Bell & Mr, Days, to the astonishto be.attained by the introduction of and community at heart. Co, are about toruna tunnel from acca ment of = all who desired the passage this bik. : 00 motion of Mr. Caldwell, the The bill, Mr. Speaker, is} ty roads, treat, rarely « Cathedrals in sermon will . 4 = Father Claire, Tobe convinced of his fact we ei s Pesbiiglobalgael orgoe only ask the public to call and ex: agi the.amendment. Mr. Days gave the. certain gentlemen wno, having obthe enacting clause was stricken out . basin where their claims and others: the following vote: ‘are located. The tunnel will be bill a support‘in his talk, but by optained from the Beard of Supervisors. bYAyes—Bacon, Baird, Berry, Caldabout 3,000 feet long,jand it. 1s exof Nevada and Placer_counties the posing the, amicndment took ground privileges for the constxiction of a wel, Center, Crane, Dannals, De pected it will require about four against the very thing the people detoll road, and being either teo_indoHaven, Hagan, Goodall, Gray, Haryears in which to’complete the work. Long, They intend to introduce the dia-. sired. He was afraid to trust the Sulent in disposition or too parsimo. Vey: Hooper, James, Jost, nious, have suffered their road te go ‘Meeker, Mott of Los Angeles, Mott mond drill, which will facilitate matpervisors to decide the question. Dedown for want of repair, and ask the Sacramento, Munday,MeOullough, ters very much. With this aid the Haven’s &peech, which was carefully passage of this billto enable them to . ice, ttuss, Sargent of Santa Clara, wotk may be accomplished sooner dispose of the same. ‘The passage of . S¢tgen ef San Joaquin, Schrack, than the time spoken’ of, though it is prepared and poorly read from manuGiepos ‘jy . bar agian. ay nd 3 ‘reeds aepieiuse OAKLAND POULTRY. YARDS, / ° pe: The followi . °™ine our natecacen roll of honor it for the month teacher: Mar brook, Willie We have only One Price for each Corner of 16th and Castro Streets, OAKLAND. article and that the im VERY LOWEST!“ SEASON OF 1872. Ott, George F oe i < pana me Rolfe, Rosa’V ee EGGS FOR HATCHING. thatsuah will. be not very ze ee script, will be found in*the report this bill, Mr. eet, wil — fo ee old method of . from the targest and best bred Fowls in WHITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHght—vo. the case. Tine COR, Barklage Pt 3) Barker, gon, It people. the to wrong the grievous _. Under re. a =e iea--~Anteoe: . ll seat rot ae jis ke ea 8 ab The torday, publish we which. "IN ©? . drilling, the time required would be inne Vawlae. Hall. Bec te : ausdities sopeaton te face, . Hel” BOT ee ss exons Burck. much ier in which to accomplish the only highways now in use in the . Parnes, oayley, De, ited er anh — . . Carefully packed ;'and warranted to carry a Appeal. 8 tiga, saysSY the Marysville Ellis ?. the work, Edgar, Days, Chalmers, halter, it wich through. country of =! . . . says that the two réads now in ‘use . section een Rverett.cie . = Ma. O E S COUHSEY, ; would be : destroyed , leaving the im. 18 proposed to run this road. It will = aaa reeman, ereth, .# TANCK, prise : sees sent modes of . Galloway, Henshaw,Lee, Little, intertore with the safely any. distance. seat lér, Josie Reg ’ Joseph Plunl 1 Goods Furnishing The varieties com . igs A letter w from Elder . In Town. . pression that there would be no pub-. oot and seek to hcmciniiee and . ton, Luttrell, Mathers, Kector, SamBurr ann Pant-. Ever offered in this Market! ue road, to Colfax:if the railroad was . turn :nto one channel the carrying . #20"8,—-Walker, Ward, Whitney, Phe Marysville Appeal says: Capgepenerigrmanns — ne ee ee tain Frank Coffey, of French Corral, ee built, All know that the two roads . trade and travel of that section, and . Woodward, Mr. Speaker—28. DANS, SILVER SPANGLED HamBuRas, os WASER We ORL SENS MEE The following isthe Record’s rebrings the public directly under its made his appearance in that town Coleman Buack Spanish, Warre Dorthe and are the Crandall control. Farmers living along the port: apparently as much. at home as he roads, which do not connect in any line of the road, and over the coun. THE NEVADA AND PLACER TRAMWAY, was on New Years Eve;1865, when way, and that.a railrcad upon either try contiguous, must be reduced to By Mr. Edgar--Vhe Committee on the necessity of shipping by the new would not obstruct the other, and, Rodds and Highwuys, to whom was he, and other genial spirited the AYLESBURY DUCES; interest of the stage company, pre-. ong ya tiinaen of seli-thanipordo®. to pone for the incorporation of . captive—around town to see andy} : ae tended to speak for the people of Ne aed : tram road companies in certain coun. note the various sights and scenes of ‘Wea, Send Stamp for Circular to back, with amendments, and recom-. no signs of the years that have. Importerand Breeder of choice Poultry. GEO. B. BAILEY, , = ee ties of this State—report the same. that evening. The Captain ‘shows was ecntee pea —_. reap les panics cf werner i no Francisco. passed, but.looks.as fresh and hearty . BOX 659, San’ © mend its passage as amended. _ county knows that he was not represanetehig A es agg iy cage pa a ir Freie is case the is such That then. rules. as the Everett, Mr. of motion O . ig how reads twe oie useof the +0) senting the wishes, of twenty out of. .+ Phe vist Ping coeestiineh ate the thirty thousand people of Nevada staenek : because. this Gea cane bg cy po consideratio up forrips i we the con‘ . of thatsection on the people ontro ed by ws were controlled ec his Views mitted who was running a stage coach that Tne — ba " “y PAN would have to suspend its trips if the ieetiinnan.“The people dent’ olsject discussed at length in the committee} bill passed, ; ; contribute "largely “of Oe iplyoay: eas tho Ass ites — . _ so i, —w P poner + th er of eA such their . gp but they port the amendment. 1}i a Q j willcountry, maintain betterinto interests Pyeenacting er amet clause . was adopted roads, or either of them could; be . ofWho the bythe culling sera the used. .Senator Neff, of Placer, Sena-. vice the proper energy id twenty Nevada, Match 30, night. Thi . : HATs, ae “s 2 this cityy a fe ; . oe CAPS,_ be presente¢ titled “The TS oa the Griffin s BOO a Bo Everett and ms “ / SHOES, ~ : ‘Dear ': ta sort of by one peer could for the bill, but outside influ-. the home advantages which can only. 72° @**thauake of Thursday ences, by parties not interested, work« . be derived from those kinds of'roads. We e 1learn ysis that . the ‘earthquake to tit ia ___. ing for the stage company, alone de. 1t is tome somewhat astonishing LUBE standing the many new candi-. Miners’ & Teamsters’ Rub aree, brimr should~fail ; THEAT BY wl ber Goods, Boots, &c. ance of this We are constantly receiving ad dutiés throt St., The an m29 pes i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.~ ieewdege i enim ope 4 county men supported the bill it. railroads, and the mono oles whine Thursday, was. very. disastrous at Inmight have passed, and had . boand ma a Inyo county, those . they claim to be ineidant ro es-. toState. their best} upontheir 8!utely consequent in the interested who are directly the devoting the . tablishment, one-half ‘road done proposed a in this of the Routh Fane at the otice “Troupe. orbs seen Dramatic 50,, onMain street, = AT NEVADA THEATRE, to be made-upon the following . ly kame ep rergeamesal ron pedigie sass : agighess OR, THE ga ssc _ rome. for which # proper allowance must. — ae . nay made of iron or w ‘The followi ena f — agg Pr the . whose motive power is Seomeamer ‘foll of aa nn team. Cirewmstances alter 27th ‘1872, Miss Emma 8. Palmer ~~"* D®¥8 of #9.” by special request, , WM. ELLERTON. To conclude with the new Operati: The bill was defeated cases, and interests is-the ali-preteacher: : Willie Cannen, Charlie lesque_ Burletta, a la Italiano, Sater bates dominant influence’ which govern Guffin, Willie Gray, George Pascoe, end is not yet. in the Legislature, but the matter to these . Willie McCrandle, Gussie Hoffman, alte’ will yet be decided in this county —— Thaveon y to say : Treasurer, far bayff now nor ne eemebleot th copper. mE Ah with , corering the wont Said work to be done under the direction of the superintendent in struction of the : ar a of the on hite, . made ingold coin upon completion of the ete with local Nevedm Fepl i . : ats ers to call Galifut Blucbag..s<0.-. Wm. Eilerta’ tecing ha bean the material and plasAfter which MR. i » —* itr best comie-songy. =e tug the tote ron eel One yng ‘orSes defeated by . and whose speed will be that of the . diate, for the month ending March. outside pressure and the lobby. The mule we will be 3 elec . : besani f Don’t forget the place. — NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! . Nathan & Mille 2 Ze Lg TORS PROPRIE 1872, re . A. D. r, po th mittese ontNoume _ . [inaye . * : * ra, caruuer es Wane Rasen corner Centr & Co’s Old Stand, ie tasBivens, ot thet and sid bronle anid Hothersall, Willie OR; SHAKESPEARE’S ROMEO AND JULIET REeee tte ight tobe geReporte At Haas of. Ni er at ence wi opview be Teen noexpensive 8msre ore willibe} public of the demand the : are not accompanied by responsi-. FP an r McCrandie, . Lizzie Berry, cans toward the. ; o ‘, all ae A _tneard,_ oyA SES. \ _ FEES 8 : their in. lew of ¢ ; Madigan, Joseph Long. ; = ET s ° 4 ce at 7 be R naeceraae the Tefetenee to ability of Maggie inne, Bee Cale, Doors open Nevada, March 27th, 1872. J Ss eee AD § i eee 4 a4 . 3 Fine & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. . : . ve ee hh is ie oawing . i > ie 2 we , cy Se we z =z sat : emer, Earnest Welcn, Jessi m ‘an ad. Furnish Wouter Von Breom. .. Ton ee and Hardware. == é 3 “ae The gity . Work, soaking he tilieapenta’cach om purchasing and feel assured that pe oa . ole ag Mum ny Gee . tlic ngauau . Wostahctai . cosatry and opening up quick mud . graph operator athe Plage on thewasrecom throughcounty to goa whole feedin which interwraskds bes ominous ‘whose rails _-~ Rell of Honer. one, was ou We have the best facilities for Ali other local bills have been‘sufgr baa yendistant and time, itsbring-. Several hundred feet deep. So we . praulein xeBurgh, aaa a,the Fupiehien naeperform. we gan: labor of taeGabe and Miss Ella Griffin . ing mersEstellede extremities of . are informed by Archie Nevins, teltogether _ jing thréteh on iia fend g — ~ Pens on the as is now all suchfurnishing 8,eeexcepting the . Our Goods. Sak, “wale, Sen com . maa willConan entertainment rpyie-evening’s very laughable leveled were Many with the and. . a mence killed a child was und, buildings nt weare confident it would have passed. . 1t8 broad ditfusing benetits, its anni. distance of ar 3,000 nether the delegation,butthis, . easy intercourse with the outside on, ada you a eaehago pis goadtd vicinity are invited to call and examine Saturday Evening, March SOth. in two Acts, entitled the wack that aoa canine Yan it efforts a wi up and sustain this. @ number of persons seriously in< ‘Nautical Drama, : 3 ill, }proposed road—unot a railroad with . jured. The ground was o TWIN BR endation of pared, at a 3 the Assesso ~}County, until the 16th-aay"tind one Best Articles for the Very ONE MORE PERF 3 Odd Aeasdltion at sec, the LiOWEST PRICES! crs! Nevada, ” “Association, mete Hall ab Fellows eos = orgeress in this city on {. Ellerton’s “Whove\ faces; . Shock Which Wad Telt . emt Wow 1 THis house ~feated the bill, Had all the Nevada nee ime se ox Pag i@ ti pyri favor, the sslés for public increased. ates save constantly Seah TRE. wi t i &e. &e. &e. years, and notwith. . wubauagsor. areca Ogg THE VERY LATEST STYLE . ee yM. CRAW , FI ote is Ellerton’s eee ‘ of a general assortment "And sas Sree . Market for aoa EGuS, delivered at the HARDWARE 7 & vote of 35-agus to 28 nose. and liberalit ae: i nagar ee ee a ‘ nee..3. H: notice of Gray gave t Mr. in cantition to put the present and . te ene tor O’Connor, ’ and Bell, ’ Everett ’ eo. ere sz seh toot aie reconsider on torow.a motion Musical Director. .>. ee give the ‘very to aim our _ 6 by received be will proposals were So Meron. wil en a Siwelene. Bole pint “aa oa a Barker in the Assembly, did all they oo menge ses travel, ed Aes A. H. Purker, Bb ! r eople everywhere u ; 2 ie i ie i tee i eee ) i s0X Mr. "Gerouas's sie Gece continue thei =p ee i SITTERS. WILL PAY CASH for Geod Fresh : e amendments and the bill were 4; Mr. Speaker, if this com-. Supervisors to decide whether the = , an tar net nae 4 D Rprtgcescasrng : comed by lay Wig ane: Tonic the most andduced firstintroduced HE ever in thehealthful United States EGGS WANTED. Mr. Sargent, of San Joaquin enterprises clause. and which . enacting now established, supported the a p), tothe surrounding a necessity oo: the ofareroads ar bill, but opposed only proposition worth mentioning, . country. mpenicircis ; sigapen sentria mnaetlrinapeginen Mr. Everett to offer the amendment. . another column.seeneee @===o Mr.-Days said he coald not sup before it was considered. Mr, Days . 20" byal themselves of the benefits . moved to amend by striking out the ibir reverend get ] — se DR. HUFELAND’S — Eggs. Wm. Crawford, advertises in this committee, ‘he courteous ahiheid establishprefer Wouldofinfinitely Senator . ment Nevada county men, the @ taihpocd, andthewould did fifot t think think it in . farther particulars see the notice in Bt a wal, {222 saiu es on . it would at ~ — — : As for the position of . to the construction of a tram-road— wate preoeeiog qreoinaand amend. morning’s Transcript for eggs. For Kent and George W. Dixon worked lingly ainst the bill, the latter boastin -: ; {to greet him. ~~~ Supervisors.” a Mr, Wilcox thought Mr. Everett pur-. gig not act in good fa:th in offerin tue fact that his wife had a, relation . struction of new roads for home tied for. that amendment. The bill had Neon é ie bear — the statesman from Butte, who ad-. purpose, It will necessarily "ass a authorized by the Board of . next century, and may they be alive Bly i] AND UNDERWEAR, i ity Styles! and Latest Finest Qual gi t00 . second section by adding the words . live'te visit his old friends. for the . THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. champion, they will not call upon we eta bb ead bara Bee ie Fa ea ae es fies ggte eg gg roan v y i ee aott sty: Say acted the hen he ened a eis. "Sar be county. When our people want a wit pectipy alt oo space aimed by 4 BOYS’ CLOTHING meetings in t en Friday ev: oe rie y that he will sth iaens of this item—a rather willi this man DeHaven, working in the ashes vagiampr . pregbaes referred Senate bill No. 370—An Act . writer if brated preac! KINGS, GOLDEN POLANDS, Anp Game SEBIGHT AND BLacK AFRICAN : t = P ie eee we eG a : " ‘ — nt : The eleation for said Delegates be be held ot ig 2 lieved on was demanded by the peo 370—an act to provide for the incor. an infringment upon invested rights, Saturday, March 80, 1872. SEVADA oe . GOODS tS : oan &) Sacramento . is to be held at > . NEW co of the ‘tram road 3 Sere ipo, _ fae Doe ory lege By Mr.:Edgar, from the Committée . Mr. Speaker, I do hope this bill will . urged the passage because we be-. to the Republican State ag Ra done was ‘This bill. <6 ated ap ke “wigs rteniecs . perk on Roads ay Highways, lovely, &§ oh ¢ Dail a : } * Bi es =.

' oa oh wo il WBE a 4 We _ 4 “T or The Tram Road Act. Ti: Surrah , for athe . Hu LO SpSpring Time _ WE] : ; MASS MEETING. Question of Privilege, great road of. the ge er When in Sacramento, the’ editor nich there gtr pay pod . The following is the Sacramento i i . in the . + 4,ene ey cal whic _f EPUBLICAN MASS MEETING ee be held at Nevada ‘Theatre, SatWill _. oe °! * paper wentandSaHighways which is . . ™Htee be, and they should way Apt Road Tram. the of report }0%0"'s April 6th, = the agate SPLENDID evening, vijay and} Roads on inducements. proper by. ‘attainable ; in the Assembly: wavana rvs,' cat, >, a = tg introduction ; 0 No, . establishment bil with amendments, Senate ap @ Fo i : ee has eC wou ee LOCAL on House : ; FINEST c : ’ We were not on Batten) Sort ines task “BY or in con. ple of Nevada county. of highways. -porhtion-of-tram-. road companies.inthe obstruction aa emote Reees re AND THE oe ORE acbgoslebnti, oF ae do to i F one any. by paid or employed . second, of er necessity; ‘of and use certain counties of this State. [The stant UBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COM. amendmentsinsert in Section 2, after bécause it establishes a monopoly so, and Wilcox, who wasa member REP ¥OR PRESIDENT, da; March 30th, 1872. Neva county roads, ‘‘toll roads in Nevada and brings the people under it, or of the Committee so understood at necssities the expenditures of heavy GENERAL U. S. GRANT. or Placer counties, -now uséd as snms of money to afferd conipetition the time. Notwithstanding this, such.’?] Amended as recommended, North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Subjcct to the decision of the National Re and read by sections on demand. of or an independence.of its use, and, while the question was under conCompany. third, because its application to the sideration, Wilcox, who interested publican Convention. Mr. Berry. existing roads would be usurpation; ee CLOTHING STORE. Mr. Wilcox said the bill proposed “himself so much in the local affairs to take possession of. private. turnan upcalled for and unjustifiable deNorth BloomS, WORK OF ON OCATI bill struction of individual privilegés of Nevada county, said that the How it Was ‘Done. field, Nevada county, Catifornia. Nopike roads and to lay down tram road B. H. MILLER, now enjoyed and highly prized. Let was advocated ‘in a four hour tice. There are delinquent upon the folB, NATHAN. It repealed section 51 and __'The tram read bil-was-defedted in . tracks. railroad corporation act-of them. build their road upon their described stock of the North Bloomlowing 57 of the speech by a-paid attorney from Nefield Gravel Mining Company, on account the Assembly, as will be seen by the this State, One-—of these-sections, own resources, upon grounds _noy ment, (No. 26) levied on the twencounty. He knew at the time of assess -vyada but do not suffe,. “proceedings of the Legislature,though provides for.rates of freight and fare, otherwise eraployed; ty-third day of February, 1872, the. several interference with the rights o-{ both these statements to be untrue. 1 amounts setopposite “the names of the rethe debate is not fully given. ihe and the other specifies the character this as follows : ° Successors’ to. others. did Tlie entire -sedsion ot: the ‘committee spective shareholders, “He n. _ No. of oe bill was allowed to slip through the of the rail to: be. laid-dow Myr. Barker thanked the gentleman. so Certificate, : Names. HAAS &C not believe the Governor would sign 000 $6,000 aShsAm’t-+-—— : f Ne-. was not three hours in length, and. affai the It has been ¢ the — OU people that there is a gs midst, who are CHEAPEST! to houses or stc yaluables are ke the houseof Mr. into, but nothin About 2 a’clocl anattempt was residence of W NATHAN & MILLER, ‘ anyway. , and Aes when the bill eins J dae oeimiinopposition : Senate without it reached the Assenibly, Hamilton & . sented in fan in the aliairsOF interestim 11S Interest pre. forfOr his eet As originally a : Ne-). At-the above h was awakened room, and on dow, discovered been A i uy 2) "500 oo erage A eri vada county and said _the opposition several witnesses were examined and 8, F. Butterwortiistrustes ae it and a robber in tothereom. 1 120 860 1,500 Nightingale, came from the Grass Valley and Ne-. speeches made by Wilcox and. John an order Corner Pine & Commercial Sts. Gilbert, of the Telegraph stage line . in its provisions. It applied only to vada And in accordance with law and Stage Line. All the counties. Nevada De Haven. Wilcox was working for and the Board of Trustees, made.on the twenof Placer tackled it. The friends of the bill in Mr. Wilcox said last night they ty-third day of February, 1872, so many anti-railroad men from these counthe lobby had little influence, and ties were before the Commitfee on asked in God’s name to pass this bill. the stage company and wanted to shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction while the bill, which. was entirely loCorporations last night, and they There was nothing in “it specifying defeat the bill; hence his misrepreat the Auction House of,John. Middleton the traction power, so that they San cal in: character, was supported almade the most beautiful railroad might run steam cars on it if they. tation. The course of. these out& Son, No. 310 Montgomery Street, Having largely increased dav Francisco, on SATURDAY, THE “THIRyears. for ‘heard had he speeches siders in regard to a local bill, which ost unanimously by. the people, it OF APRIL, 1872, at the hour DAY chose. It was a special franchise in TELNTH Mr. Everett said the sections rein no way concerned them or their of one-o’clock, P. M. of said day, to pay. Stock of Goods as well as advantages’ of NEVADA CITY. A was defeated byoutsiders. Hamilton ferred: to were not repealed, but the guise of a-general-bill. Mr. Mott of Sacramento said pracconstituents, but related solely to is a good worker, and he made his made inapplicable to the purpose of tically the laying down of such a ‘Nevada county, is unusual in such amend this to by inHe act. moved The Committee on power felt. track would be to.destroy the road serting “unless authorized by the for.all.other purposes.than that of a . ©4S¢s. Reads and Highways he could ssarely Board of Supervisors.” _Dpom, wat when he. got the bilantoy They were working against} said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ANDREW J. MOULDER, Secretary. Mr. Bell supported the bill ‘amidst . vices were given to the stage comthe hands of this Committee, he won . for the amendment, and pronounced adverse questionings from Messrs. the first victory. Tho Committee it.in bad faith with the committee by. -Wilcox and De Haven, to whom’ he pany. ew whom it was assented to. ‘The bill. would have held the bill until the was discussed forfour hours by a replied that he had been an_op‘French Corral. end ofterm, the had not the friends hired attorney from Nevada, to the ponent to the bill, and been made a This lively mining camp was never of the méasure agreed to an amendwearing out and disgust of the comconvert since last night; that he only ment providing that no toll or county mittee, . Mr. Days said it was a proposition << other resting awoke Mr. Da‘ the robber four he made tracks kind usually de well to keep ° locked but bol jt1s advisable t LATEST STYLES! deadly weapon 4%, ; vena inal pr AT THE VERY oe ___. the county simply because their ser. i California, Me, Wilcox thanked the gentleman . tramway. on the floor ins purchasing the Office No. 320 Sansome Street, San Fran funeral. ‘. LOWEST PRICES! CITY ELECTION. We are prepared to supply the To-morrow, . nies of Easter > more than usu: Catholic Chure in D, will be OTICE is hereby given, that the anpeople of Nevada and vicinity with N nual election for Municipal officers of Nevada City will be held onMonday, May preferred steam power if it could under the influence of more favorable 6th, 1879, at which time the following ofbe obtained. He retorted upon Mr. The Haven-bp-acking hime -whether he {times than at the present. The mines . ficers will be elected: [AS FINE QUALITY OF asked for oy two toll roads conmect-. One‘ Marshal, are being worked with energy, and Cominittee, Senator O’Connor and ing Grass Valley and Nevada, etc., in did not appear before the committee One Treasurer, the miners are all doing well and are last night as the hired attorney of the Md One Assessor. aaa Bell and Barker supNevada county, to be allowed to layThe election will be héld at the Marshal’s Stage Company to defeat the bill. in excellent spirits. .Among those down a tram.road. It was right and porte the bill>. DeHaven, who is a Mr,.De Haven said-he didnot do who are reaping the reward of their office, and the following persons ary approper thatthe—privilege should be pointed Inspector and Judges of Election relation of he stage proprietors by conceded, provided no private rights so; he went there as a mémber of the and Board of Registration, viz ; labor and perseverance, are V. G. Legislature in the. performance of , _Inspector.--T. H. Rolfe. Judges--W. W. marriage, opposed the bill, On the along the route are interfered with. Bell, W. M. Eddy, the Welch Mining . ‘Cross, J. B. Drummond, morning the bill as reported, Mr, It was not intended to-run steam what he deemed his duty. By order of the Board of Trustees, Mr. Berry said he weuld hke to Company, and others. whose names ; JOHN PATTISON, President. Everett offered an amendment, leaycars, but to use herse power. vote for the bill, and he thought with Mr. De Haven—There are features H. CG. Mills, Clerk pro tem. ta ing it discretionary with by ge in this bill which demand the serious those amendments perhaps he could we.did notlearn. Mr. Bell is heavily Nevada city, March 29th, 1872. interested. in the hydraulic mines.as of Supervisors, whether thé.rails attention of the members of this do so. ‘The person asking for the should be laid upon the toll or coun, House. Its history may serve to inbill was a gentleman of integrity, well as in. milling, and--each invest pa _. of the bill, said he could not support . gotten up for the purpose oe enabling . Previous qiestion’ was ordered, and the South Yuba to tap and drain the} composed of } AS LATE STYLES AND Miss Katie Ed John Glasson, as Fine Made Clothing, © ° Grimes, barito sisted by the Business and Dress Suits, , direction of 3 conductor. W attend to-mor1 As can be procured In any Store in this State! IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY. rn meinbers of the purposes sought who had the interests of the’ people ment is proving successful. Bell & Mr, Days, to the astonishto be.attained by the introduction of and community at heart. Co, are about toruna tunnel from acca ment of = all who desired the passage this bik. : 00 motion of Mr. Caldwell, the The bill, Mr. Speaker, is} ty roads, treat, rarely « Cathedrals in sermon will . 4 = Father Claire, Tobe convinced of his fact we ei s Pesbiiglobalgael orgoe only ask the public to call and ex: agi the.amendment.. Mr. Days gave the. certain gentlemen wno, having obthe enacting clause was stricken out . basin where their claims and others: the following vote: ‘are located. The tunnel will be bill a support‘in his talk, but by optained from the Beard of Supervisors. bYAyes—Bacon, Baird, Berry, Caldabout 3,000 feet long,jand it. 1s exof Nevada and Placer_counties the posing the, amicndment took ground privileges for the constxiction of a wel, Center, Crane, Dannals, De pected it will require about four against the very thing the people detoll road, and being either teo_indoHaven, Hagan, Goodall, Gray, Haryears in which to’complete the work. Long, They intend to introduce the dia-. sired. He was afraid to trust the Sulent in disposition or too parsimo. Vey: Hooper, James, Jost, nious, have suffered their road te go ‘Meeker, Mott of Los Angeles, Mott mond drill, which will facilitate matpervisors to decide the question. Dedown for want of repair, and ask the Sacramento, Munday,MeOullough, ters very much. With this aid the Haven’s &peech, which was carefully passage of this billto enable them to . ice, ttuss, Sargent of Santa Clara, wotk may be accomplished sooner dispose of the same. ‘The passage of . S¢tgen ef San Joaquin, Schrack, than the time spoken’ of, though it is prepared and poorly read from manuGiepos ‘jy . bar agian. ay nd 3 ‘reeds aepieiuse OAKLAND POULTRY. YARDS, / ° pe: The followi . °™ine our natecacen roll of honor it for the month teacher: Mar brook, Willie We have only One Price for each Corner of 16th and Castro Streets, OAKLAND. article and that the im VERY LOWEST!“ SEASON OF 1872. Ott, George F oe i < pana me Rolfe, Rosa’V ee EGGS FOR HATCHING. thatsuah will. be not very ze ee script, will be found in*the report this bill, Mr. eet, wil — fo ee old method of . from the targest and best bred Fowls in WHITE SHIRTS, UNDER CLOTHght—vo. the case. Tine COR, Barklage Pt 3) Barker, gon, It people. the to wrong the grievous _. Under re. a =e iea--~Anteoe: . ll seat rot ae jis ke ea 8 ab The torday, publish we which. "IN ©? . drilling, the time required would be inne Vawlae. Hall. Bec te : ausdities sopeaton te face, . Hel” BOT ee ss exons Burck. much ier in which to accomplish the only highways now in use in the . Parnes, oayley, De, ited er anh — . . Carefully packed ;'and warranted to carry a Appeal. 8 tiga, saysSY the Marysville Ellis ?. the work, Edgar, Days, Chalmers, halter, it wich through. country of =! . . . says that the two réads now in ‘use . section een Rverett.cie . = Ma. O E S COUHSEY, ; would be : destroyed , leaving the im. 18 proposed to run this road. It will = aaa reeman, ereth, .# TANCK, prise : sees sent modes of . Galloway, Henshaw,Lee, Little, intertore with the safely any. distance. seat lér, Josie Reg ’ Joseph Plunl 1 Goods Furnishing The varieties com . igs A letter w from Elder . In Town. . pression that there would be no pub-. oot and seek to hcmciniiee and . ton, Luttrell, Mathers, Kector, SamBurr ann Pant-. Ever offered in this Market! ue road, to Colfax:if the railroad was . turn :nto one channel the carrying . #20"8,—-Walker, Ward, Whitney, Phe Marysville Appeal says: Capgepenerigrmanns — ne ee ee tain Frank Coffey, of French Corral, ee built, All know that the two roads . trade and travel of that section, and . Woodward, Mr. Speaker—28. DANS, SILVER SPANGLED HamBuRas, os WASER We ORL SENS MEE The following isthe Record’s rebrings the public directly under its made his appearance in that town Coleman Buack Spanish, Warre Dorthe and are the Crandall control. Farmers living along the port: apparently as much. at home as he roads, which do not connect in any line of the road, and over the coun. THE NEVADA AND PLACER TRAMWAY, was on New Years Eve;1865, when way, and that.a railrcad upon either try contiguous, must be reduced to By Mr. Edgar--Vhe Committee on the necessity of shipping by the new would not obstruct the other, and, Rodds and Highwuys, to whom was he, and other genial spirited the AYLESBURY DUCES; interest of the stage company, pre-. ong ya tiinaen of seli-thanipordo®. to pone for the incorporation of . captive—around town to see andy} : ae tended to speak for the people of Ne aed : tram road companies in certain coun. note the various sights and scenes of ‘Wea, Send Stamp for Circular to back, with amendments, and recom-. no signs of the years that have. Importerand Breeder of choice Poultry. GEO. B. BAILEY, , = ee ties of this State—report the same. that evening. The Captain ‘shows was ecntee pea —_. reap les panics cf werner i no Francisco. passed, but.looks.as fresh and hearty . BOX 659, San’ © mend its passage as amended. _ county knows that he was not represanetehig A es agg iy cage pa a ir Freie is case the is such That then. rules. as the Everett, Mr. of motion O . ig how reads twe oie useof the +0) senting the wishes, of twenty out of. .+ Phe vist Ping coeestiineh ate the thirty thousand people of Nevada staenek : because. this Gea cane bg cy po consideratio up forrips i we the con‘ . of thatsection on the people ontro ed by ws were controlled ec his Views mitted who was running a stage coach that Tne — ba " “y PAN would have to suspend its trips if the ieetiinnan.“The people dent’ olsject discussed at length in the committee}

bill passed, ; ; contribute "largely “of Oe iplyoay: eas tho Ass ites — . _ so i, —w P poner + th er of eA such their . gp but they port the amendment. 1}i a Q j willcountry, maintain betterinto interests Pyeenacting er amet clause . was adopted roads, or either of them could; be . ofWho the bythe culling sera the used. .Senator Neff, of Placer, Sena-. vice the proper energy id twenty Nevada, Match 30, night. Thi . : HATs, ae “s 2 this cityy a fe ; . oe CAPS,_ be presente¢ titled “The TS oa the Griffin s BOO a Bo Everett and ms “ / SHOES, ~ : ‘Dear ': ta sort of by one peer could for the bill, but outside influ-. the home advantages which can only. 72° @**thauake of Thursday ences, by parties not interested, work« . be derived from those kinds of'roads. We e 1learn ysis that . the ‘earthquake to tit ia ___. ing for the stage company, alone de. 1t is tome somewhat astonishing LUBE standing the many new candi-. Miners’ & Teamsters’ Rub aree, brimr should~fail ; THEAT BY wl ber Goods, Boots, &c. ance of this We are constantly receiving ad dutiés throt St., The an m29 pes i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.~ ieewdege i enim ope 4 county men supported the bill it. railroads, and the mono oles whine Thursday, was. very. disastrous at Inmight have passed, and had . boand ma a Inyo county, those . they claim to be ineidant ro es-. toState. their best} upontheir 8!utely consequent in the interested who are directly the devoting the . tablishment, one-half ‘road done proposed a in this of the Routh Fane at the otice “Troupe. orbs seen Dramatic 50,, onMain street, = AT NEVADA THEATRE, to be made-upon the following . ly kame ep rergeamesal ron pedigie sass : agighess OR, THE ga ssc _ rome. for which # proper allowance must. — ae . nay made of iron or w ‘The followi ena f — agg Pr the . whose motive power is Seomeamer ‘foll of aa nn team. Cirewmstances alter 27th ‘1872, Miss Emma 8. Palmer ~~"* D®¥8 of #9.” by special request, , WM. ELLERTON. To conclude with the new Operati: The bill was defeated cases, and interests is-the ali-preteacher: : Willie Cannen, Charlie lesque_ Burletta, a la Italiano, Sater bates dominant influence’ which govern Guffin, Willie Gray, George Pascoe, end is not yet. in the Legislature, but the matter to these . Willie McCrandle, Gussie Hoffman, alte’ will yet be decided in this county —— Thaveon y to say : Treasurer, far bayff now nor ne eemebleot th copper. mE Ah with , corering the wont Said work to be done under the direction of the superintendent in struction of the : ar a of the on hite, . made ingold coin upon completion of the ete with local Nevedm Fepl i . : ats ers to call Galifut Blucbag...s<0.-. Wm. Eilerta’ tecing ha bean the material and plasAfter which MR. i » —* itr best comie-songy. =e tug the tote ron eel One yng ‘orSes defeated by . and whose speed will be that of the . diate, for the month ending March. outside pressure and the lobby. The mule we will be 3 elec . : besani f Don’t forget the place. — NEVADA CLOTHING STORE! . Nathan & Mille 2 Ze Lg TORS PROPRIE 1872, re . A. D. r, po th mittese ontNoume _ . [inaye . * : * ra, caruuer es Wane Rasen corner Centr & Co’s Old Stand, ie tasBivens, ot thet and sid bronle anid Hothersall, Willie OR; SHAKESPEARE’S ROMEO AND JULIET REeee tte ight tobe geReporte At Haas of. Ni er at ence wi opview be Teen noexpensive 8msre ore willibe} public of the demand the : are not accompanied by responsi-. FP an r McCrandie, . Lizzie Berry, cans toward the. ; o ‘, all ae A _tneard,_ oyA SES. \ _ FEES 8 : their in. lew of ¢ ; Madigan, Joseph Long. ; = ET s ° 4 ce at 7 be R naeceraae the Tefetenee to ability of Maggie inne, Bee Cale, Doors open Nevada, March 27th, 1872. J Ss eee AD § i eee 4 a4 . 3 Fine & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITY. . : . ve ee hh is ie oawing . i > ie 2 we , cy Se we z =z sat : emer, Earnest Welcn, Jessi m ‘an ad. Furnish Wouter Von Breom.. .... Ton ee and Hardware. == é 3 “ae The gity . Work, soaking he tilieapenta’cach om purchasing and feel assured that pe oa . ole ag Mum ny Gee . tlic ngauau . Wostahctai . cosatry and opening up quick mud . graph operator athe Plage on thewasrecom throughcounty to goa whole feedin which interwraskds bes ominous ‘whose rails _-~ Rell of Honer. one, was ou We have the best facilities for Ali other local bills have been‘sufgr baa yendistant and time, itsbring-. Several hundred feet deep. So we . praulein xeBurgh, aaa a,the Fupiehien naeperform. we gan: labor of taeGabe and Miss Ella Griffin . ing mersEstellede extremities of . are informed by Archie Nevins, teltogether _ jing thréteh on iia fend g — ~ Pens on the as is now all suchfurnishing 8,eeexcepting the . Our Goods. Sak, “wale, Sen com . maa willConan entertainment rpyie-evening’s very laughable leveled were Many with the and. . a mence killed a child was und, buildings nt weare confident it would have passed. . 1t8 broad ditfusing benetits, its anni. distance of ar 3,000 nether the delegation,butthis, . easy intercourse with the outside on, ada you a eaehago pis goadtd vicinity are invited to call and examine Saturday Evening, March SOth. in two Acts, entitled the wack that aoa canine Yan it efforts a wi up and sustain this. @ number of persons seriously in< ‘Nautical Drama, : 3 ill, }proposed road—unot a railroad with . jured. The ground was o TWIN BR endation of pared, at a 3 the Assesso ~}County, until the 16th-aay"tind one Best Articles for the Very ONE MORE PERF 3 Odd Aeasdltion at sec, the LiOWEST PRICES! crs! Nevada, ” “Association, mete Hall ab Fellows eos = orgeress in this city on {. Ellerton’s “Whove\ faces; . Shock Which Wad Telt . emt Wow 1 THis house ~feated the bill, Had all the Nevada nee ime se ox Pag i@ ti pyri favor, the sslés for public increased. ates save constantly Seah TRE. wi t i &e. &e. &e. years, and notwith. . wubauagsor. areca Ogg THE VERY LATEST STYLE . ee yM. CRAW , FI ote is Ellerton’s eee ‘ of a general assortment "And sas Sree . Market for aoa EGuS, delivered at the HARDWARE 7 & vote of 35-agus to 28 nose. and liberalit ae: i nagar ee ee a ‘ nee...3. H: notice of Gray gave t Mr. in cantition to put the present and . te ene tor O’Connor, ’ and Bell, ’ Everett ’ eo. ere sz seh toot aie reconsider on torow.a motion Musical Director. .>. ee give the ‘very to aim our _ 6 by received be will proposals were So Meron. wil en a Siwelene. Bole pint “aa oa a Barker in the Assembly, did all they oo menge ses travel, ed Aes A. H. Purker, Bb ! r eople everywhere u ; 2 ie i ie i tee i eee ) i s0X Mr. "Gerouas's sie Gece continue thei =p ee i SITTERS. WILL PAY CASH for Geod Fresh : e amendments and the bill were 4; Mr. Speaker, if this com-. Supervisors to decide whether the = , an tar net nae 4 D Rprtgcescasrng : comed by lay Wig ane: Tonic the most andduced firstintroduced HE ever in thehealthful United States EGGS WANTED. Mr. Sargent, of San Joaquin enterprises clause. and which . enacting now established, supported the a p), tothe surrounding a necessity oo: the ofareroads ar bill, but opposed only proposition worth mentioning, . country. mpenicircis ; sigapen sentria mnaetlrinapeginen Mr. Everett to offer the amendment. . another column.seeneee @===o Mr.-Days said he coald not sup before it was considered. Mr, Days . 20" byal themselves of the benefits . moved to amend by striking out the ibir reverend get ] — se DR. HUFELAND’S — Eggs. Wm. Crawford, advertises in this committee, ‘he courteous ahiheid establishprefer Wouldofinfinitely Senator . ment Nevada county men, the @ taihpocd, andthewould did fifot t think think it in . farther particulars see the notice in Bt a wal, {222 saiu es on . it would at ~ — — : As for the position of . to the construction of a tram-road— wate preoeeiog qreoinaand amend. morning’s Transcript for eggs. For Kent and George W. Dixon worked lingly ainst the bill, the latter boastin -: ; {to greet him. ~~~ Supervisors.” a Mr, Wilcox thought Mr. Everett pur-. gig not act in good fa:th in offerin tue fact that his wife had a, relation . struction of new roads for home tied for. that amendment. The bill had Neon é ie bear — the statesman from Butte, who ad-. purpose, It will necessarily "ass a authorized by the Board of . next century, and may they be alive Bly i] AND UNDERWEAR, i ity Styles! and Latest Finest Qual gi t00 . second section by adding the words . live'te visit his old friends. for the . THE OLDEST AND THE BEST. champion, they will not call upon we eta bb ead bara Bee ie Fa ea ae es fies ggte eg gg roan v y i ee aott sty: Say acted the hen he ened a eis. "Sar be county. When our people want a wit pectipy alt oo space aimed by 4 BOYS’ CLOTHING meetings in t en Friday ev: oe rie y that he will sth iaens of this item—a rather willi this man DeHaven, working in the ashes vagiampr . pregbaes referred Senate bill No. 370—An Act . writer if brated preac! KINGS, GOLDEN POLANDS, Anp Game SEBIGHT AND BLacK AFRICAN : t = P ie eee we eG a : " ‘ — nt : The eleation for said Delegates be be held ot ig 2 lieved on was demanded by the peo 370—an act to provide for the incor. an infringment upon invested rights, Saturday, March 80, 1872. SEVADA oe . GOODS tS : oan &) Sacramento . is to be held at > . NEW co of the ‘tram road 3 Sere ipo, _ fae Doe ory lege By Mr.:Edgar, from the Committée . Mr. Speaker, I do hope this bill will . urged the passage because we be-. to the Republican State ag Ra done was ‘This bill. <6 ated ap ke “wigs rteniecs . perk on Roads ay Highways, lovely, &§ oh ¢ Dail a : } * Bi es =.