March 30, 1878 (4 pages)

Bhe Duly Beanseiyt Crate camer tee om “NEVADA CITY: OAle a ee Saturday, “Merch 30, 1678. et a ene GEO. M. MOT'T 16 our ‘saty guthorized Agout in Sacramento. He will receive Advertiseniéhts and Subscriptions for the caper hag yaa nid for us in 5 4 . “LEGIS LATIVE NOTES. _ anaes Swift has introduc. da bill providing that «i can-" peeve for admission to practice Jaw mast prodace sutisfactory testi-}” moniuls of good moral Gharacter, undergos strict examin»tioa in ‘open Court, and sign the rolt of attorneys. sek <bill, indeed. Bit why, ‘ prite ‘MENTION. id _ The llotels are enotdoing a rodtiing: pe iy dllerday wag one of the most afeagreeable daysof the season. . dollar gold pieces in tlis-lodality 0.11 inches of raid fell tor the: 94 hours ending at $0" clock “yest erday morning. Send,in accounts of your mines, and "we. will publish them with ‘pleasure. A concert is to ‘be given by the pupils of the public schools about the latter part of May. tHin-the—pablic-schools— of -thisGit; not app y it to “osber ae as well? The House, Toureday, sue ained. ’ the Governor’s veto on the Eureka railroad bill, Vurions — members was concluded yesterday. The Workiogmen ’s clab will-hold a meeting at their Hall, in Brown &. Morgan’s. block, on Monday evening next. News iteins ate as scarce as: twenty . Tlie regular monthly examination <a te Townstifp 17 hon “alae 16 East, aores 160. ~~ ‘Jobo K. Brophy, Seetion 31,Towns. ship 15 North, Range 9 Euat, sores 40. oe Hodge, Section 31, Township 15.North, —— 8 East,. acres 200. , _Artbur J. Wendick, James. Weadick, Section 11, Township 17 North, Range 15 Kust, neres.540, O. H. Reynolds, Section 29,Town. ship 16 North, Range 9 Eust, acres P. J. Fuller Secti n 7, Towbship 14 North, Range 9 Est; acres 40, _-Henry. Wolfor,, Section 17, Tos n-. cep age eee pet apne 9 reat 14 North, = 7 Eust, onthe a Merrill PB, Peaslee, Section 17, Towsship14 North; Range 7 Bast, English alliance. . wlus@st anything Becesssty to propi. . tiate herard draw ber away from ‘Russia. bas not receded from her former position im referéiée ta submitting the treaty ; Saturday rw mk before it Kim jfor the, prepoge of es of said A selon’ end ee eS. ting such o her busiriexs 4s may Jaw ate “come K. CasPER, Setretary, Nevada —_— oe, 1878 “tiv the proposed Congress, The idea Bosnia, Heigeyoviua sod 4 ps eT of Aivinte, Bat upon tis “question . . the offivied journuis ure silent. Such . silenée may be Ominous. ~ Were i for the b.tred of the Seluva-by ‘the. — Hangattaus, Austria proper woule were very energetic in defense of the veto, saying thatit wold ruin the Democratic purtyif it became a Jaw. Marphy of Del Norte suid he}. once read in .ancient bistory that when an invading army was approaching Rome the people were aroused to asense of their danger] by the cxckling of a goose; but he never thought that the Democrats of this State would be saved by tlie eackling of similar bipeds upon “the floor ‘of the House. “The vote on making the bila law over the ~"yebo was 39 to Zo—not a two-tbitds. voto, _____ Hinsaw said “in “te: Assembly that he “had been asked if-it-were possible fore man to bea Christian and a member of the Legislature, He had replied that it wus a very grave question, and he became more _convinced every day that — ee BER wie very —doubtfal-—A—_-very . unfortunate remark, indeed, for the gentleman. Ho leaves it open to doubt whether he spenks out of the depths of his own inner coisciousness or whether he is giving a sly and delicate stap ot his fellow legis~dators. : Senate. Bill 114, _passed~and approved, says that “State educational diplomas mast be issyed to such persons only, as have been employed in teaching five years, and who have held a first grade State certificate for at least a year or a first’ grade city or county certificate for at + least five years,”’ a4 ~The Boe says, If Francisco papers say of their officeholders and legislstors is true, they ought tobe sent to San Quentin, ‘We are pfepared to admit the soft impeachment, and shail vote for a wha he San prolonged residence of these people at. the State’s moral sanitarium. —But hereafter we suggest that the San Francisco delegation be sent to that place before the meeting ofthe Legislature, — The first burlesqne-bill this. session was recently introduced by Senator Pierson and made special order ~—forMonday night, one hoar before adjournment sine die, It provides for the appointment of Peanut In“epectors to allay the evils which have been forced upon the hoalth and moralsof the ‘State in consequense of. theenormous inoreasé in the traffic,a full-copy of whiob was published in the Taqueopert a few duys ago. Bera ree) Se npr Mining Suit, Francis B, Elmer, has brought suit in the Twelfth District Court against LY. Redding to recover, $4000 damages for alleged breach of contract for the purchase of. the Raby Gold Mining Company’s property adjoining the Bald Mountain Company’s property in Sierra county. Plaintiff said that he was to receive » 2,500 shares of the Ruby stock, gether with $1,000, as commission 6n the transaction: He brought his negotiations for a purcliise to a saecessful conclusion on the Sth. of las: September, according to the terms of the contract, bat on the 15:h of that ‘month the defeudant notified both eompanies that neither he nor his associutes would purchase their property. Plaintiff has consequently, to obtain the 2,500 shares of the Raby stock, which, it is claimed, rey woith $3,000, and he therefore "brings action to recover $4,000. A Curtosity. A reduced photographie copy of the Chicago Journal was shown to ue by Geo, E. Turner, recéatly, whieh is quite a curiosity im ite way. A magnifying glass of considerable power is required to be used in readlng the sheet. it} to-} ‘Business men eatwerwally express the opinion that a few weeks more will witness a marked revival in ‘trade. ; Muller & Beckett's fancy dre“8 party. to be.given on Friday evening, April 5th, is the next important pablic social event. Several sidewalks about’ the city have dangerous holes in them, ‘and should be repaired before broken * limba result therefrom— The Vestry of the M. E. ‘Choreb is Murphy mass meeting, this evening. An interesting programme is promwised forthe occasion. Truckee’s most respectable jadi aro insulted by —hoodlums on the prominent stree's of that town, in broad daylight ! They. want some HOmp™ sociables there. by many authorities as the only thing which will oust Winter from the lapof Spring, where the old felJow-so persistently lingera-——— -— and varied bouquet of cut flowers from Los Angeles, yesterday. They were as fresh and bright looking as though just from the parent stem. . o pees § jn PERSONAL. Sopa qd. Maraeltas is in the city. Hon. B. Dibble has been admittedto practice inthe United States Supreme Court. Mra, 1B. P. Marsellus, daughter-of ’Chas. Kent, is in the city, on a visit to her parents, 3 John 8, Holbrook has been nominated Postmaster of this city, vice H, H. Haskins, whose terin of four years expired on Wednesday last. Miss Kitty Edwards has accepted the position as teacher of the public school at Blue Tent. She will give entire satisfaction, being both a‘competent and willing instructor. S. A. Bullfinch has resigned his charge of the Grammar Department of the public schools in this city, and on yesterday departed for San Francisco. Mr. B, has for a long time been afflicted with catarrh, and a change of climate was thought to be essential to his welfare, His many pupils and the patrons of the school regret to see this eminently successful weacher depart from their midat. Prof. Carmicbael will assume temporary charge of the department, Matters at Emigrant Gap. Thesuow is gradually diminishing at Emigrant Gap, but there can hardly be any teaming before May. The boxes of the Blue Tent Ditch have been displaced a good many times during this winter, some twenaway, but every thing is all right now, The Omega ditch has fared still of its flume being desitoyed. Sevuo feet is the greatest depth the snow has reached during the winter. The quartz mills. will not crush gold. Business prospects are not very flattering: for the coming season, unleas, perhaps, for the lumbermen, Incorporated. Company, of San Francisco, has filed articles of corporation with the ® . tue-place.sulected.forbolding the . — ~starmr-te-predictedGeo. W. Welch received a beantifui . ’ ty-one boxes having been washed worse, from a quarter to half a mile]. until summer, the water being sv ‘cald as to not facilitate the. on of The Grass Valley Gold Mining P. . ft to the Workingmen's CaP sa 6 ote nares 40, ~ Thomns Hodge; Section 31, Township 15 North, Runge 9 Ea-t,ucre~ 80. Lorenzo Org ti, S<ction 31, Township 15 North ,Ravge 9 Bust, acres 80. Jobn Markwell, Sectiow 7, Township 14 North, Range 7 meen 933 160. Thomas Hodge, Section $1, Townsbip 1 15 Pucbadshicd _Rongy »: Haat, ucres 90;— George Gunnaldgon, “Paetion 15, TV Townsbip 17 Nortb, Bango 12 East, acres 600, {England armiog, Rassia ready, aud probobiy ce tul#, .: have added ‘those proviliees to ber dominions. [pat would welp co bsate ber _MISS LOTTIE WEISS, — OULD respectfully announce to DRESSES, IN THE MOST FASHTONABLE STYLES . AND AT LOW RATES. for ner lusses by the “Austro-German War, Let ber do this; let Greece rece.ve Thessaly, Epirus; a part ot M.cedonia, std Rassia would be preity well beaded off in that direotion, “Bosni. and Herzegovina can be of. but little vajue to Larkey, a they are almoustout off from ber approach, Aud sv tue case stinds— the pevpie-of bots nations intensely . bating the Govermeut of each, respectively. © made over in the Latest . Summer styles. Millinery sn allits Branch s., Ladies’ Hats' and:;-Bonnets made-to_ order Gentlemen’s Pavama and Leghern Hats Cleaned and Whitemed. All work entrusted to my care. wilt receive east and vareful attention. ixecuted in the liighest: style of thé “art. Miss. EOTPLB-WEISS, “Resttence, = SacfamentoStreet; Weiss’ Brewery. ms Ww the Dadies or Sevens aides £2 sr A “that she Is now preparetl tos~+-+ rave Fit, and Make all kinds of epring and . ° Phot raph 0:1 Paintings, ee Cail and see specimens at_ ANTOINE ‘TAM’Ss; where orders “can be eft. = eeeee Dek. M. Hint, = ads ertah Geo M. Hughes, . W. Sigourney’ Niles dearls. _&. McMarny Receive Deposits.buy ond set) Siti *Purc’ ase Gold Dust and Bullion. 5 qishest price _ for ad County ¥ j rt i ip‘i ti via Cougress is about giveo vp MIs. LINERY a ae Au An-trian journal suggests that it hie es is ubuut time” for Austria to fook . —AYB— BAN FRANCISCO, out for and secure ber own interests. SS MAKING SAN JOSE, Tuis is supposed to méan that she DRESS ; LOS A. LEs. should wow seize upoa wnd annex — Algo Bell Exchange on allt = -incipa . European. Cities Make co}lections and transact 2 g*ne . SOOMNG, “Business. — CORRESPONDENTS. New York—First National Bank. : San Franciseo—First Nat Gold eae. San Jose—Farmers National _ Gos Angies—Commercial Bank: B24 es NOTICE. — Gold Pank, : The Pittsbu “We are glad Pittsburg mir factorily settle columns yeste duced their for ence that the t ‘for the rock ha ‘was-an error on the 800-fi south, as richhave about: tw. to be done, ant _-dy contract, af “commenced th late firm of ~ ; WEBER & CHATY j ——s a Payments df all accounts counts will be placed in the ‘Hankips, Séc abip 15 sds Bangs 7 East, acres 80: “Louis. “Batadeyioan— -Bection “33. Township 17 North, Banged Rast; +adres 80. Victorin Sanver, Section 27, Township 17 North, Runge 9 East,ac¢es 40, “S. L: Witlwortb, Section 1, Towns = The New Dollar, Ee. The New York ‘World, which doesn't like the new siiver “dollar, says that insteud uf b-ing a fac siwile of the dollar of 1871 (whi h was ubove™ ecriti¢ism for artistic skill), it is a-Tefleetion on American art, and evinces a rude cuituré of taste Vehip 14 North, Range—7Haat, nGEea 161.57. Jesiah ieee Frank Champi Section 26, Township 18 North, Range 17 East, acres 160. asd, E. Bilen; Section 9, Tow nship 17 North, B inge 16 Ex t, acres 160. _-@harles Jerdin Qule, Section 3, Township 16 North, Range7 East, acres 160. W.©: Durno, Section 33, Township 18 North, Range 17 East, acres 600. : J. B. Underwood Section 23,Township 14 North, Shuey 7 Bast, acrés 80. — fist of Schoo) Lands Sold in Nevada County im 1877, E, W, Roberts, Township 16 North. Range 8 Enst, Section 36, acres 80, Lewis Voss, Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Section 36, acres 320. D.M.Esbback,Township 16 Nortb, Range 10 East, Seotion 16, acres 320. Thos. Hitper, Townsbip 17 North, Range 14 East, Seotion 16, acres 320. George W. Applegate, Townsbip 14} 4 North, Range 8 East, Section 36, acres 80. Page’s Timber Land Bill A dispatch from Washington sys the bill. iatrodaced by Page, for the sale of timber lands and for the reliel of parties recently indicted. in Galifornia, was not:printed in ‘time for consideration by the House Public Lands Committee at their meeting on Wedne-day last,bat Wiggington has arranged for a special meets ing of the Committee to consider it on Thursday. A. B. Dibble. of Grasa Valiey, isthere on tis busi ness. Post Office Notice. The mail going. east will, during the next thirty days, close ut 4 o'clock P. M:; going west, it will close at 9:30. M. Thia change is made to permit the weighing of the mails, according to instructions received fram.the. sideili vhteet — sake Judge Hastings, on Thureday, says the Stock Exchauge, puid into the Treasury. $60,000 cash towards the esiabhshment of some sort of law achogl to be connected with the State ‘University. This cannot be regusded as the act of a gane man, and should Judge Hastings die to-morrow for a small contingent fee we should be prepared to. break any will be may make. There are too many lawyers already; why raise upa new breeding school? Why butch any ali Yin design; The Amerieanbird—outhis com resembles a bat clinging tou wall, with his-bead dropped fur below the points of his wings. The words, ‘‘In God we trust," are given inGerman text, with s small wand t instead of being capital Icttors, If a job privter should ‘set a display line like this be would be-oalled abotch; aud a -boy in-a newspaper office, six moutas At the business, would bardly evinoe such ignorance in potting intype a side-head to a hews article. On the reverse side is another blunder, yet -more glarjong. The first two-Litin words of the-motto of the Duited States appear . as ubbreviated words, followed by periods, thug, }‘E* Pluribus: Unum’: The hearth-plite on some cooking stoves display the same lamentable ignorance on the part of the puatternmuker, who has made periods to upswer for spaces _between the words. The “Bargain “with Boss Tweed. In the snitin the Supreme Conrt, of Waterbury versus the City, on an} old grading and filling contract, for 50,000, William M. Tweed was taken to court as. a witness for the city. He declined to testify and, in explanation, reud a paper stating tbat, by advice of his counsel, be would give to further evidence or information for the State or city unti} the promises mude by the officiuls of both to liberste him, on condition of giving testimony, ‘be fulfilled. Uontroller Kelly has sent a comMaonication to Aitorney-General Fairchild urging ‘the release of Tweed, Kelly says his promise to Tweed that the late Attorney-General would release him if he would }make afoll confession of his misdeeds and sarrender his propeity induced Tweed’s confession and bis proffer uf surrender of his propeity. He states that the lite AitorneyGeneral promised bim (Kelly) be would discharge Tweed if be complied with there demands, As a citizen, Kelly says be feels that the State is being dishonored by this breach of trust, > @ e ~ -falting a Mine. The Btabh Legislatare bas made it &@ misdemeanor tor ‘any one to salt & mine, or give false assay, or exbibit a fulse-sample ‘applying to’a given assay,.or change an assay, “Misdemeanor” is not strong enough an suche case. It is nothing bat obtaining money under false pre} tenses—a low kind of thievery, in fact, but too often practiced, it must = eae issue of de lnatico by Kearney, woald ba.ef creat aartedetadegte®, pmore Out? Leta writ case! tie . g. . be admitted. If a proper \ Fhe “gabject Were framed for Freight cha” %, SACRAMENTO Hinensures-beite from the ravages uf the waters. San Francisco. ware, boots and shoes, etc. mills, leather, etc not a line of business which may be menmento. She possesses many fine dry goods houses be found anywhere. purchases 1878, will find it to their advantage to STOP AT SACRAMENTO, Manufacturers, and thus save TIME AND MONEY. saving in freight chargea. Give as Geod an Article. AS A TRADE CENTER. HE business Men of ‘Sacrammto,—as+ well ag aliiher people, have now the firmest confiience in her future greatress. she hus withstuod tke greatest flood: on record in this valley,and has demonsirated . beyond a question that with the careful the-perpetuity of HeY system of fevees, she eee Bate How and Why >he can supply Goods of Every Description Cheaper than They can be HKought in We answer—beciuse she has advantages ssessed by no other locality—saving in ges, no whu. f rates, low rents sud light expense. Hi r merchants buy di-+ rect.frou: -the large manufucturies of the East, and have the goods shipped by rail to their coors. Sacramento contains some of the oldest; and most firmiy establishe* mercantile houses on this coast—including ‘verything in tué line of groceries, hurd ware, agric 11tural implements; psints and Oita, étationgy, crockery, liquors drags, clething, carpets, gas fittings, jewelry, wooden and earthen wars, furn ture, stoves and~tinHer manufactures are extensive apd varied, including cartiages and wagons, 1.‘ chinvery, brass work, pails and tubs, boxes brooms and match: s.plows,harness,cloths, ‘gioves, confectionery, pottery. iron. work, sashes, doors, eto., soap, yeast powder, marble works, pumps, windmills, fanning Her lumber yards are smong the most exte: sive in the State; her foundries and . machine shops among the best; her breweries namerous and goou; in faet there is tioned which is not represented in. Sacraclothing houses, millinery shope, fancy goods stores, etc., her book and news de pots are of the best. She possesses every facility for doing any style of printing and binding: No better hotels or markets can’ MERCHANTS intending to make for the Spring and Summer of An@ talk with oar Importers, Dealers, and We offer quick supplies, low prices anda Sacramento Can and Will Sell} Cheaper than any other City or Town on this Coast, and hard Or air attorney foreu lection. March 26, 1878. _ CASH OR NO SALE. . 70-TBE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. ELIEV'NG thata business conducted ona purely CASH. BASIS, of both buyer and seller, [ have bought the stock ofthe late firm ef. WEBEL & GuATY, and will cacry on the bagirese st the ald stand on Commercial street, and will sell 311 asc = uae of Gro-eries, Prov. sions, Gr in, Flour, PER CENT. LESS THAN OLD RATES. y cash for goods, and must heve 5 casi what I sell. WK. H. SMITH, March 26, 1878, »~ FANCY DRESS PARTY; MULLER AND BECKETT: Will give a Grand FANCY DRESS PARTY, at HUNT’S HALL, a) ee FRIDAY EVENING, April 5th, 1878. —— ‘A Fall Orchestra will be in attend alice. A general invitation to everyboly is extended. THE LADIES OF THE Of thie City, will held a FAIR AND FESTIVAL, ¢—at-—— —orn—. = Fair and Festival ! THEE TEHATRHE, TICKETS, $1 50. Nevada, March 23, 1878. HORSE SHOKING. WILLIAM BARTON fitted it up specially for HORSE SHOEING, . Which for durability a0 workmanship eannot be ¢* celled in the county. iv’ mea trial and be satisied : oF that Iam right. #7 Thep Reapectt city tavibo ones thsis Pricais PRICE a 7 ated FE on ——— Shoes, oie $ 00 tac For'Resetting ee ; eo 3 Lonieé “ Sg ; : a City, 26, 1878. To all parties who owe the must be made to A, Chaty, immediately, ‘or_their-ae— RES ES. 8 . ae . Can be carried on in Nevada to the benefit — et its equivalent on ‘the counter for -outotthe min expected” that will be self sus We underst: ‘drawn on’ the . ‘day, to the am _ paid up in full the Company . the mine. _ As thes apt unding _“ande eaaiag requir party;” we ure ___partics attendi their fancy dic ~ masquerade. in View a part be deterred fr “count of extra ___advertised. the The Best § Johnnie Sch Wood’s ravine, kind. A rece yielded $3,000, per ton.—--Nov crashing of thi $10 per ton, le lara’ per ton= certainly what cheaply work mine, _: Snow in About a foot ka on Wednes¢ ‘trom weather i: ley, at least a day. The pe Moore’s Flat bh ication with th and mail matt section is tran boys on snows ~ Bxcarsio Wyoming 1 ‘Weimer Tribe proved Order o & grand-excurs many. The pro lished in fall as _ the Committee. held at some p of the Narrow . ; On . We saw yes window. of Ant tiful specimens cabinet photog: their beauty ver ; Steouted by Mi has learned the to paint any ki at very low ri where orders cu ine specimens. A Row Yesterday ts County Jail, : Trackee and a . tach other. Ji hand with his a separated the cc Serious injury v They Hav It was reparte that the salerie Depaty Clerk We have seen n

Bhe Duly Beanseiyt Crate camer tee om “NEVADA CITY: OAle a ee Saturday, “Merch 30, 1678. et a ene GEO. M. MOT'T 16 our ‘saty guthorized Agout in Sacramento. He will receive Advertiseniéhts and Subscriptions for the caper hag yaa nid for us in 5 4 . “LEGIS LATIVE NOTES. _ anaes Swift has introduc. da bill providing that «i can-" peeve for admission to practice Jaw mast prodace sutisfactory testi-}” moniuls of good moral Gharacter, undergos strict examin»tioa in ‘open Court, and sign the rolt of attorneys. sek <bill, indeed. Bit why, ‘ prite ‘MENTION. id _ The llotels are enotdoing a rodtiing: pe iy dllerday wag one of the most afeagreeable daysof the season. . dollar gold pieces in tlis-lodality 0.11 inches of raid fell tor the: 94 hours ending at $0" clock “yest erday morning. Send,in accounts of your mines, and "we. will publish them with ‘pleasure. A concert is to ‘be given by the pupils of the public schools about the latter part of May. tHin-the—pablic-schools— of -thisGit; not app y it to “osber ae as well? The House, Toureday, sue ained. ’ the Governor’s veto on the Eureka railroad bill, Vurions — members was concluded yesterday. The Workiogmen ’s clab will-hold a meeting at their Hall, in Brown &. Morgan’s. block, on Monday evening next. News iteins ate as scarce as: twenty . Tlie regular monthly examination <a te Townstifp 17 hon “alae 16 East, aores 160. ~~ ‘Jobo K. Brophy, Seetion 31,Towns. ship 15 North, Range 9 Euat, sores 40. oe Hodge, Section 31, Township 15.North, —— 8 East,. acres 200. , _Artbur J. Wendick, James. Weadick, Section 11, Township 17 North, Range 15 Kust, neres.540, O. H. Reynolds, Section 29,Town. ship 16 North, Range 9 Eust, acres P. J. Fuller Secti n 7, Towbship 14 North, Range 9 Est; acres 40, _-Henry. Wolfor,, Section 17, Tos n-. cep age eee pet apne 9 reat 14 North, = 7 Eust, onthe a Merrill PB, Peaslee, Section 17, Towsship14 North; Range 7 Bast, English alliance. . wlus@st anything Becesssty to propi. . tiate herard draw ber away from ‘Russia. bas not receded from her former position im referéiée ta submitting the treaty ; Saturday rw mk before it Kim jfor the, prepoge of es of said A selon’ end ee eS. ting such o her busiriexs 4s may Jaw ate “come K. CasPER, Setretary, Nevada —_— oe, 1878 “tiv the proposed Congress, The idea Bosnia, Heigeyoviua sod 4 ps eT of Aivinte, Bat upon tis “question . . the offivied journuis ure silent. Such . silenée may be Ominous. ~ Were i for the b.tred of the Seluva-by ‘the. — Hangattaus, Austria proper woule were very energetic in defense of the veto, saying thatit wold ruin the Democratic purtyif it became a Jaw. Marphy of Del Norte suid he}. once read in .ancient bistory that when an invading army was approaching Rome the people were aroused to asense of their danger] by the cxckling of a goose; but he never thought that the Democrats of this State would be saved by tlie eackling of similar bipeds upon “the floor ‘of the House. “The vote on making the bila law over the ~"yebo was 39 to Zo—not a two-tbitds. voto, _____ Hinsaw said “in “te: Assembly that he “had been asked if-it-were possible fore man to bea Christian and a member of the Legislature, He had replied that it wus a very grave question, and he became more _convinced every day that — ee BER wie very —doubtfal-—A—_-very . unfortunate remark, indeed, for the gentleman. Ho leaves it open to doubt whether he spenks out of the depths of his own inner coisciousness or whether he is giving a sly and delicate stap ot his fellow legis~dators. : Senate. Bill 114, _passed~and approved, says that “State educational diplomas mast be issyed to such persons only, as have been employed in teaching five years, and who have held a first grade State certificate for at least a year or a first’ grade city or county certificate for at + least five years,”’ a4 ~The Boe says, If Francisco papers say of their officeholders and legislstors is true, they ought tobe sent to San Quentin, ‘We are pfepared to admit the soft impeachment, and shail vote for a wha he San prolonged residence of these people at. the State’s moral sanitarium. —But hereafter we suggest that the San Francisco delegation be sent to that place before the meeting ofthe Legislature, — The first burlesqne-bill this. session was recently introduced by Senator Pierson and made special order ~—forMonday night, one hoar before adjournment sine die, It provides for the appointment of Peanut In“epectors to allay the evils which have been forced upon the hoalth and moralsof the ‘State in consequense of. theenormous inoreasé in the traffic,a full-copy of whiob was published in the Taqueopert a few duys ago. Bera ree) Se npr Mining Suit, Francis B, Elmer, has brought suit in the Twelfth District Court against LY. Redding to recover, $4000 damages for alleged breach of contract for the purchase of. the Raby Gold Mining Company’s property adjoining the Bald Mountain Company’s property in Sierra county. Plaintiff said that he was to receive » 2,500 shares of the Ruby stock, gether with $1,000, as commission 6n the transaction: He brought his negotiations for a purcliise to a saecessful conclusion on the Sth. of las: September, according to the terms of the contract, bat on the 15:h of that ‘month the defeudant notified both eompanies that neither he nor his associutes would purchase their property. Plaintiff has consequently, to obtain the 2,500 shares of the Raby stock, which, it is claimed, rey woith $3,000, and he therefore "brings action to recover $4,000. A Curtosity. A reduced photographie copy of the Chicago Journal was shown to ue by Geo, E. Turner, recéatly, whieh is quite a curiosity im ite way. A magnifying glass of considerable power is required to be used in readlng the sheet. it} to-} ‘Business men eatwerwally express the opinion that a few weeks more will witness a marked revival in ‘trade. ; Muller & Beckett's fancy dre“8 party. to be.given on Friday evening, April 5th, is the next important pablic social event. Several sidewalks about’ the city have dangerous holes in them, ‘and should be repaired before broken * limba result therefrom— The Vestry of the M. E. ‘Choreb is Murphy mass meeting, this evening. An interesting programme is promwised forthe occasion. Truckee’s most respectable jadi aro insulted by —hoodlums on the prominent stree's of that town, in broad daylight ! They. want some HOmp™ sociables there.. by many authorities as the only thing which will oust Winter from the lapof Spring, where the old felJow-so persistently lingera-——— -— and varied bouquet of cut flowers from Los Angeles, yesterday. They were as fresh and bright looking as though just from the parent stem. . o pees § jn PERSONAL. Sopa qd. Maraeltas is in the city. Hon. B. Dibble has been admittedto practice inthe United States Supreme Court. Mra, 1B. P. Marsellus, daughter-of ’Chas. Kent, is in the city, on a visit to her parents, 3 John 8, Holbrook has been nominated Postmaster of this city, vice H, H. Haskins, whose terin of four years expired on Wednesday last. Miss Kitty Edwards has accepted the position as teacher of the public school at Blue Tent. She will give entire satisfaction, being both a‘competent and willing instructor. S. A. Bullfinch has resigned his charge of the Grammar Department of the public schools in this city, and on yesterday departed for San Francisco. Mr. B, has for a long time been afflicted with catarrh, and a change of climate was thought to be essential to his welfare, His many pupils and the patrons of the school regret to see this eminently successful weacher depart from their midat. Prof. Carmicbael will assume temporary charge of the department, Matters at Emigrant Gap. Thesuow is gradually diminishing at Emigrant Gap, but there can hardly be any teaming before May. The boxes of the Blue Tent Ditch have been displaced a good many times during this winter, some twenaway, but every thing is all right now, The Omega ditch has fared still of its flume being desitoyed. Sevuo feet is the greatest depth the snow has reached during the winter. The quartz mills. will not crush gold. Business prospects are not very flattering: for the coming season, unleas, perhaps, for the lumbermen, Incorporated. Company, of San Francisco, has filed articles of corporation with the ® . tue-place.sulected.forbolding the . — ~starmr-te-predictedGeo. W. Welch received a beantifui . ’ ty-one boxes having been washed worse, from a quarter to half a mile]. until summer, the water being sv ‘cald as to not facilitate the. on of The Grass Valley Gold Mining P. . ft to the Workingmen's CaP sa 6 ote nares 40, ~ Thomns Hodge; Section 31, Township 15 North, Runge 9 Ea-t,ucre~ 80. Lorenzo Org ti, S<ction 31, Township 15 North ,Ravge 9 Bust, acres 80. Jobn Markwell, Sectiow 7, Township 14 North, Range 7 meen 933 160. Thomas Hodge, Section $1, Townsbip 1 15 Pucbadshicd _Rongy »: Haat, ucres 90;— George Gunnaldgon, “Paetion 15, TV Townsbip 17 Nortb, Bango 12 East, acres 600, {England armiog, Rassia ready, aud probobiy ce tul#, .: have added ‘those proviliees to ber dominions. [pat would welp co bsate ber _MISS LOTTIE WEISS, — OULD respectfully announce to DRESSES, IN THE MOST FASHTONABLE STYLES . AND AT LOW RATES. for ner lusses by the “Austro-German War, Let ber do this; let Greece rece.ve Thessaly, Epirus; a part ot M.cedonia, std Rassia would be preity well beaded off in that direotion, “Bosni. and Herzegovina can be of. but little vajue to Larkey, a they are almoustout off from ber approach, Aud sv tue case stinds— the pevpie-of bots nations intensely . bating the Govermeut of each, respectively. © made over in the Latest . Summer styles. Millinery sn allits Branch s., Ladies’ Hats' and:;-Bonnets made-to_ order Gentlemen’s Pavama and Leghern Hats Cleaned and Whitemed. All work entrusted to my care. wilt receive east and vareful attention. ixecuted in the liighest: style of thé “art. Miss. EOTPLB-WEISS, “Resttence, = SacfamentoStreet; Weiss’ Brewery. ms Ww the Dadies or Sevens aides £2 sr A “that she Is now preparetl tos~+-+ rave Fit, and Make all kinds of epring and . ° Phot raph 0:1 Paintings, ee Cail and see specimens at_ ANTOINE ‘TAM’Ss; where orders “can be eft. = eeeee Dek. M. Hint, = ads ertah Geo M. Hughes, . W. Sigourney’ Niles dearls. _&. McMarny Receive Deposits.buy ond set) Siti *Purc’ ase Gold Dust and Bullion. 5 qishest price _ for ad County ¥ j rt i ip‘i ti via Cougress is about giveo vp MIs. LINERY a ae Au An-trian journal suggests that it hie es is ubuut time” for Austria to fook . —AYB— BAN FRANCISCO, out for and secure ber own interests. SS MAKING SAN JOSE, Tuis is supposed to méan that she DRESS ; LOS A. LEs. should wow seize upoa wnd annex — Algo Bell Exchange on allt = -incipa . European. Cities Make co}lections and transact 2 g*ne . SOOMNG, “Business. — CORRESPONDENTS. New York—First National Bank. : San Franciseo—First Nat Gold eae. San Jose—Farmers National _ Gos Angies—Commercial Bank: B24 es NOTICE. — Gold Pank, : The Pittsbu “We are glad Pittsburg mir factorily settle columns yeste duced their for ence that the t ‘for the rock ha ‘was-an error on the 800-fi south, as richhave about: tw. to be done, ant _-dy contract, af “commenced th late firm of ~ ; WEBER & CHATY j ——s a Payments df all accounts counts will be placed in the ‘Hankips, Séc abip 15 sds Bangs 7 East, acres 80: “Louis. “Batadeyioan— -Bection “33. Township 17 North, Banged Rast; +adres 80.

Victorin Sanver, Section 27, Township 17 North, Runge 9 East,ac¢es 40, “S. L: Witlwortb, Section 1, Towns = The New Dollar, Ee. The New York ‘World, which doesn't like the new siiver “dollar, says that insteud uf b-ing a fac siwile of the dollar of 1871 (whi h was ubove™ ecriti¢ism for artistic skill), it is a-Tefleetion on American art, and evinces a rude cuituré of taste Vehip 14 North, Range—7Haat, nGEea 161.57. Jesiah ieee Frank Champi Section 26, Township 18 North, Range 17 East, acres 160. asd, E. Bilen; Section 9, Tow nship 17 North, B inge 16 Ex t, acres 160. _-@harles Jerdin Qule, Section 3, Township 16 North, Range7 East, acres 160. W.©: Durno, Section 33, Township 18 North, Range 17 East, acres 600. : J. B. Underwood Section 23,Township 14 North, Shuey 7 Bast, acrés 80. — fist of Schoo) Lands Sold in Nevada County im 1877, E, W, Roberts, Township 16 North. Range 8 Enst, Section 36, acres 80, Lewis Voss, Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Section 36, acres 320. D.M.Esbback,Township 16 Nortb, Range 10 East, Seotion 16, acres 320. Thos. Hitper, Townsbip 17 North, Range 14 East, Seotion 16, acres 320. George W. Applegate, Townsbip 14} 4 North, Range 8 East, Section 36, acres 80. Page’s Timber Land Bill A dispatch from Washington sys the bill. iatrodaced by Page, for the sale of timber lands and for the reliel of parties recently indicted. in Galifornia, was not:printed in ‘time for consideration by the House Public Lands Committee at their meeting on Wedne-day last,bat Wiggington has arranged for a special meets ing of the Committee to consider it on Thursday. A. B. Dibble. of Grasa Valiey, isthere on tis busi ness. Post Office Notice. The mail going. east will, during the next thirty days, close ut 4 o'clock P. M:; going west, it will close at 9:30. M. Thia change is made to permit the weighing of the mails, according to instructions received fram.the. sideili vhteet — sake Judge Hastings, on Thureday, says the Stock Exchauge, puid into the Treasury. $60,000 cash towards the esiabhshment of some sort of law achogl to be connected with the State ‘University. This cannot be regusded as the act of a gane man, and should Judge Hastings die to-morrow for a small contingent fee we should be prepared to. break any will be may make. There are too many lawyers already; why raise upa new breeding school? Why butch any ali Yin design; The Amerieanbird—outhis com resembles a bat clinging tou wall, with his-bead dropped fur below the points of his wings. The words, ‘‘In God we trust," are given inGerman text, with s small wand t instead of being capital Icttors, If a job privter should ‘set a display line like this be would be-oalled abotch; aud a -boy in-a newspaper office, six moutas At the business, would bardly evinoe such ignorance in potting intype a side-head to a hews article. On the reverse side is another blunder, yet -more glarjong. The first two-Litin words of the-motto of the Duited States appear . as ubbreviated words, followed by periods, thug, }‘E* Pluribus: Unum’: The hearth-plite on some cooking stoves display the same lamentable ignorance on the part of the puatternmuker, who has made periods to upswer for spaces _between the words. The “Bargain “with Boss Tweed. In the snitin the Supreme Conrt, of Waterbury versus the City, on an} old grading and filling contract, for 50,000, William M. Tweed was taken to court as. a witness for the city. He declined to testify and, in explanation, reud a paper stating tbat, by advice of his counsel, be would give to further evidence or information for the State or city unti} the promises mude by the officiuls of both to liberste him, on condition of giving testimony, ‘be fulfilled. Uontroller Kelly has sent a comMaonication to Aitorney-General Fairchild urging ‘the release of Tweed, Kelly says his promise to Tweed that the late Attorney-General would release him if he would }make afoll confession of his misdeeds and sarrender his propeity induced Tweed’s confession and bis proffer uf surrender of his propeity. He states that the lite AitorneyGeneral promised bim (Kelly) be would discharge Tweed if be complied with there demands, As a citizen, Kelly says be feels that the State is being dishonored by this breach of trust, > @ e ~ -falting a Mine. The Btabh Legislatare bas made it &@ misdemeanor tor ‘any one to salt & mine, or give false assay, or exbibit a fulse-sample ‘applying to’a given assay,.or change an assay, “Misdemeanor” is not strong enough an suche case. It is nothing bat obtaining money under false pre} tenses—a low kind of thievery, in fact, but too often practiced, it must = eae issue of de lnatico by Kearney, woald ba.ef creat aartedetadegte®, pmore Out? Leta writ case! tie . g. . be admitted. If a proper \ Fhe “gabject Were framed for Freight cha” %, SACRAMENTO Hinensures-beite from the ravages uf the waters. San Francisco. ware, boots and shoes, etc. mills, leather, etc not a line of business which may be menmento. She possesses many fine dry goods houses be found anywhere. purchases 1878, will find it to their advantage to STOP AT SACRAMENTO, Manufacturers, and thus save TIME AND MONEY. saving in freight chargea. Give as Geod an Article. AS A TRADE CENTER. HE business Men of ‘Sacrammto,—as+ well ag aliiher people, have now the firmest confiience in her future greatress. she hus withstuod tke greatest flood: on record in this valley,and has demonsirated . beyond a question that with the careful the-perpetuity of HeY system of fevees, she eee Bate How and Why >he can supply Goods of Every Description Cheaper than They can be HKought in We answer—beciuse she has advantages ssessed by no other locality—saving in ges, no whu. f rates, low rents sud light expense. Hi r merchants buy di-+ rect.frou: -the large manufucturies of the East, and have the goods shipped by rail to their coors. Sacramento contains some of the oldest; and most firmiy establishe* mercantile houses on this coast—including ‘verything in tué line of groceries, hurd ware, agric 11tural implements; psints and Oita, étationgy, crockery, liquors drags, clething, carpets, gas fittings, jewelry, wooden and earthen wars, furn ture, stoves and~tinHer manufactures are extensive apd varied, including cartiages and wagons, 1.‘ chinvery, brass work, pails and tubs, boxes brooms and match: s.plows,harness,cloths, ‘gioves, confectionery, pottery. iron. work, sashes, doors, eto., soap, yeast powder, marble works, pumps, windmills, fanning Her lumber yards are smong the most exte: sive in the State; her foundries and . machine shops among the best; her breweries namerous and goou; in faet there is tioned which is not represented in. Sacraclothing houses, millinery shope, fancy goods stores, etc., her book and news de pots are of the best. She possesses every facility for doing any style of printing and binding: No better hotels or markets can’ MERCHANTS intending to make for the Spring and Summer of An@ talk with oar Importers, Dealers, and We offer quick supplies, low prices anda Sacramento Can and Will Sell} Cheaper than any other City or Town on this Coast, and hard Or air attorney foreu lection. March 26, 1878. _ CASH OR NO SALE. . 70-TBE PEOPLE OF NEVADA. ELIEV'NG thata business conducted ona purely CASH. BASIS, of both buyer and seller, [ have bought the stock ofthe late firm ef. WEBEL & GuATY, and will cacry on the bagirese st the ald stand on Commercial street, and will sell 311 asc = uae of Gro-eries, Prov. sions, Gr in, Flour, PER CENT. LESS THAN OLD RATES. y cash for goods, and must heve 5 casi what I sell. WK. H. SMITH, March 26, 1878, »~ FANCY DRESS PARTY; MULLER AND BECKETT: Will give a Grand FANCY DRESS PARTY, at HUNT’S HALL, a) ee FRIDAY EVENING, April 5th, 1878. —— ‘A Fall Orchestra will be in attend alice. A general invitation to everyboly is extended. THE LADIES OF THE Of thie City, will held a FAIR AND FESTIVAL, ¢—at-—— —orn—. = Fair and Festival ! THEE TEHATRHE, TICKETS, $1 50. Nevada, March 23, 1878.. HORSE SHOKING. WILLIAM BARTON fitted it up specially for HORSE SHOEING, . Which for durability a0 workmanship eannot be ¢* celled in the county. iv’ mea trial and be satisied : oF that Iam right. #7 Thep Reapectt city tavibo ones thsis Pricais PRICE a 7 ated FE on ——— Shoes, oie $ 00 tac For'Resetting ee ; eo 3 Lonieé “ Sg ; : a City, 26, 1878.. To all parties who owe the must be made to A, Chaty, immediately, ‘or_their-ae— RES ES. 8 . ae . Can be carried on in Nevada to the benefit — et its equivalent on ‘the counter for -outotthe min expected” that will be self sus We underst: ‘drawn on’ the . ‘day, to the am _ paid up in full the Company . the mine. _ As thes apt unding _“ande eaaiag requir party;” we ure ___partics attendi their fancy dic ~ masquerade. in View a part be deterred fr “count of extra ___advertised. the The Best § Johnnie Sch Wood’s ravine, kind. A rece yielded $3,000, per ton.—--Nov crashing of thi $10 per ton, le lara’ per ton= certainly what cheaply work mine, _: Snow in About a foot ka on Wednes¢ ‘trom weather i: ley, at least a day. The pe Moore’s Flat bh ication with th and mail matt section is tran boys on snows ~ Bxcarsio Wyoming 1 ‘Weimer Tribe proved Order o & grand-excurs many. The pro lished in fall as _ the Committee. held at some p of the Narrow . ; On . We saw yes window. of Ant tiful specimens cabinet photog: their beauty ver ; Steouted by Mi has learned the to paint any ki at very low ri where orders cu ine specimens. A Row Yesterday ts County Jail, : Trackee and a . tach other. Ji hand with his a separated the cc Serious injury v They Hav It was reparte that the salerie Depaty Clerk We have seen n