May 16, 1873 (4 pages)

{ ! na . The following*from — the Truckee Republican, we publish in order to show What the law is, and that the reflection, on t the District Attorney is unjust:"* rer , Chinamen stand on the ks and snake 1 them out of _Wihaed to one otle Chontnde pon Ada fee per “day. But how? Pal what aes call ‘grab hooks.” b hook is made: of tour hooks ‘buck»to. back on # piece of neh or iron, px n itch percha ~trrall reciiguap incstaesea pathname and that t oe! strong 7: ‘The grabber stands on the isha ne haning a Buta at the foot, ot . th dam, where trout is known te re in great quantities, and jerks and dtops, aud-drops and jerks until he strikes a;fish inthe side, back, belly, gills, or anywhere, and:out the fish has to come, It is from this sotiree De salu ah be sins lied ad ice t ia ant Pn a ‘and see ‘the: Anole made by the grab hook—or it’ may have been. speared, for the Indians: truil the oun and cast the spear me ¢ dexterity. is aan ast the . law, bat ihe District. Aeoey of; Nevada county, whose business it is to prosecute, resides in Nevada City, as erin ‘from Truckee as he is from Sacramento, and the resuit is that there is no one to enforce: = law, and, in consequence of his ‘ligence, the best fish streams are ing depopulated. ~ Section 4356 and following, of the polifical code, prescribe the duties of. District Attorneys, It is'to attend’ the District and County Courts, and odtidtidt'on behalf of the people all prosecutions for public offenses, and: he is:only required when not engaged iu these Courts, to “attend upon the Magistrates in cases of arrest when re. __ qitlred by them," and to institute, proceedings before Magistrates for the’ arrest of parties reasonably. suspected of public offences, where he has information that ‘any such ‘offenses __have'beeh committed. These arethé daties of District Attorneys in relation to criminal. cages. The provis. ions Of the statute for the preservatiow of trout are to be foand in the Penal Code, and are aa follows: 631, Every person ‘who between the fifteenth day of October in each yéar and the first day of April in the followi {Au communications for this column . Spe tin’ bunch of hooks} “All this . priz ing year, takes or catches trout j EDUCATIONAL " DEFARTMENT. coined” at 7 va clock, ‘and pinermcee the severe storm the theatre was cluded at 8% o'clock, all having been spelled down except Miss Berta Loyeridge, of French Corral. At the ‘Condi tision of the Contest the “young @. lady was greeted, with immense applause by the audience. At the eonclusien of: the spelling contest Professor Carr: delivered a ry_el entlectuze upon _ The Ri ‘ of Woman ‘to fultae ‘Som: ot me cational : heSeetare sae caries . — o'elock. grin det "s SHSSION. “The Teachers’ Institute me at the eae at 9 A. Mm. yesterday n rning. e attendance was; a# usual , simply enormous. The first thi ge in order was the distribution of’ prizes. The pupils who ‘won prizes were called upon and took their places on ‘the stage. M.S. Deal, Esq., in an éloquent and appropriate speech ~ ie the first class premiums: — an, of, Alli hb," in a neablittle speech, presented’ the second elase prizes. J. I. Caldv'ell, Egq., presented the third class ee which he gave the pus pils mueh good advice, dge Searls and Mr. C. F. McGlashen, being called upon, made extended fematks, which were well received. Supt. B. J. Watson, being loudly called for, few. minutes ‘announced the truth, cts the yon of” Nevada coun ve soly reat pro lem, cf shall spelling i. pte oe fully, taught.’’ After a by Prof.: Havell.the morning session closed }and the Institute adjourned to meet Lat the High school wary at + 'o ‘clock P.M Sampues of cottén Silawd on Mariposa Creek, were sent to. Scotland's few mouths ago, and the San Joaquin Valley Argus now reports that it was ‘regarded as of superior quality. A ‘manufacturer remarks that it is similar to that’ exported from. New ‘Orleans, ‘and' worth from’ 21 to 23. cents per pound, This is. éneouraging to those who have inaugurated the raising of cotton: ‘im California, Tute vali tot th the . fishery: yield for 1872 in Ontario, Québec, New Bruns‘wick and Nova Scotia was $9,570,. ‘AT, showing an increase of upward: of 33 per cent. in two — Two smart little boys. in Maine 82, Every person who is in the counties of Santa Clara, Santa Crag, . Ban Mateo, Monterey, Alameda, Ma-/ tia. Placer, Nevada, at any time,takew of pert any trout except with hook ond jine, is guilty of a misdemeandr.: 633, Every person wha . takes, ogtehés' or kills any trout by the use: of-rats, wires, baskets or traps, is giillty of a misdemeanor, % Oalifornia Indians catching fish for’ their own subsistance, are et froni these provisions, ~ poy all these cases complaints may bé'niade before Justices of the Peace, by any local officer, and they have. plenty of them at Trackee, if the law be Violated, But if’ the grab hook is:houk and line within the meaning of the Code, there is. no law te punish the offenders, thongh ‘the indis., criminate sage of fish: kaise to; be prevented Ti Madterey: Debbbeitshis? The tree upon which Tarpey was hung has been out down by zealots detiouncers of his “slayers ‘so that’ it may bear no more such fruit. Forty’ ‘clerka. tga the Unitea States Treasury will begih on exam: ination of the New York city Nation« al banks on Tuesday, Muy? 13th; to ascertain Abeir regent cigeudation, ‘Cowan, Assistant, Secretary of the ~ Lnterior is to visitthis State officially. iti win OE OTL . hear Senne sR aN Miceice in . ting t ever happent him. Orphan jm Saab ‘ eke : eter erro ‘A -wuagieT of pure gold, weith $75, . ina few days, touching ‘business cdmnected with thé Round Valley Indian Reservation, in ‘enti cognty, om A woman has just beak ae to the House of Corredtién in Chelsea, Masd., for the thirty-niuth time. It would seem that she ought to, be corrected, Ep ialoals eskcbrnd ceocaally tol $450, a clerk and hix wife, He pays . was picked out of tho’ sitices’ in ‘x elaiaa at Sotiors, Yast worl, Tone dollar capital four ; years ago aad already they havegained $110. They may be rich one of these days, In the-interior of California the people are everywhere possessed of the.narrow gauge railroad mania. At least half a dozen’ are projected. Justice Dowie wants $10,000. fromthe New York Sun-for saying that he opened court the other, day by asking’a prisoner for a ‘‘chew,"’ and wound up by adjourning to the front'room to take a drink. THe army Wortn has appeared ‘on the grounds of ‘the beet sugar Store néat ‘Sacramento, and. it is feared the whole Sf of beots will be destenyed. ' . oPnente wind: ieee dealhe in Siuea, mento 1 last hattian mee but ote bidet ; Free oan. lowds'c of inamigeaie ,passed through Sacramento on RT Tax Federal Republicans at Madtrict, A@uwts claim that insurance coms panies paid out $100,000 more than they reoeived i in, Oregon ‘last year. Mritea ihitelligenbe from Calaveras ¢ounty; becomes very’ flattering, ~~ . i A ig a oe ae } ' Sax ‘Francisco papers state that the travel to the Geysers ig still on the increase. i Live b = sand dollars er year for Hay, . Ur to last acodults $110,000 ot stock has been subscribed towards making up the $150,000 required, in order to constrict the: narrow gauge toad from .Saifte Crus to” Watson . ville. , en Tax postal cards “wilt yoni th . ei coast by the 20th inst. : ' Seon hasin a brigh . tid ‘have -scihinn every election dite, weeks ago, when he reappeared in Hiuissici.pr Gduhty pays ted bas] . circumstances, 3 wold 7 gent lad, aged nine peers. the parties r in Mount Pleasant} township, thitteen miles from . burg. On Friday last young Shaum . was aeut by his mother to» grocery a mile distant to purchase some medi‘tifes and some wugur.’ He departed on thé errand, and that was a wig seen cf the child alive. The thought nothing of hig disappearance nntil late at night. Not returning, they went'to the neighbors to seek some trace of him; but the only word got of him was from one of the neighbor's “boys, “who said hehad}, : seen George on his way home* fron the store-in an alteratiqn with Timothy Bacon,.On the. morning’ fol. lowing, two boys who were passing through the’ woods where the lad was last seem had their attention drawn to a singular mound of leaves between the bark of two trees. They went. over to it, kicked. awuy the Jeaves and earth, when ta their hopYor and amazement they saw the dead body of George Shaum. The corpse emitted afoul stench which ‘drove them back, and when they gained sufficient nerve to near it again they discovered that ‘the fave was black and blue and bloody, und presented ‘a most horrible appearance, Closer. examination revealed came forward, and in an address of = ee thes Ge eRolkeqtifoken in several places and the clothing rent and torn. An alarm was-given, the neighbors suunmoned and the body of the boy. removed. to. the ;honse, where the grief-stricken family received it, Steps were taken by the neighbors “to discover, if possible, the murderer. Searching about the) vicitity where . the body was first found, inditations were discovered of where the murderer had at first tried to dig a grave in which to bury the victim, Near the partially made grave was found a package of medicine which young . Shaum had purchased the day before. Suspicion pointed to Timothy Bacon, and the officer found him in the barn in thé rear‘of his steptather’s house. He took the arrest with perfect indifference, and when acquainted with the charge upon which he had been taken in custody vehemently denied it. However when questioned closely by the Justice of the Peace, Fassola, he admitted striking Shaum’ with a club for his refusal in handing over the atticles he had putvhased at store. This -acknowlddgement was tegarded as enough by the. magistrate, and the prisoner was remanded to jail for further examination, From the appearance of the-dead body,” it wonld seem that young Shaum was. beaten to death with a wattle, a little hickory stick, half switch and _ half elub. Young Bacon _is not a bright boy by any méaus. He ‘is course limbed, very uncouth in dress, and the expression of his face. at times devilish. He betrayes not the slightest fear and manifests no concern whatever as to his position. ~~ A Villain, = Aman named Pete Vinceat, who formerly kepta. restaurant on” Merchant street, suddenly left the city in the year 1868, abandonitig his ‘family ] and taking with him all the money he could realize, amounting to about,$15,000. Mrs. Vincent, by prudent management, secured her homestead and provided for her children,’ and attained a pusition of comparative comfort. Nothing was heard of the truant husband until about three the city, and possessing a deep sense of penitence, he siitteéded in reinstating himself in the confidence . of hiis wife. After looking about for a few days, he pretended to have dispovered a favorable opening for engaging im the: restaurant business again, and succeeded in persuading his wife to mortgage ber homestead for $2,000, which was the amount of capital required for the supposed enterprise. Vincent got possession of the money and immediately; disappeared again, leaving his too confiding wife and children in distressed The scoundrel is supposed to have taken the overland train ‘East. So says the Bulletin: A Was Who have turned their extra comey ae : {4 ea? af ‘Timothy . : ; the am for. $800. damages.was.on mo-. . the county wéré' exdimitied and ul‘. each other in oar 26 Si: UNG, They epee tame: in*the con. . a eb tis al oe Shah on lace, and not hr in season to report at the regular place of ‘meet. ing, as expected, the. Clerk was instructed to make this minute of the: day's proceedings, and adjourn. the meéting ontflsciaieited at 10 o’elock. Attest: T. C. ‘PLeexerr, Clerk. . Pavrspat, May 15th, 1873. Full. Board present, Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. In the matter of» building « bridge across the Yuba river, at WashingOn motion of Supervisor, Wants the. Clerk . ‘was instructed to . notify’ ‘B. Murphy, Sr., that he would-_be-givem until. July Sth, 1873, to put his bridge in passable condition to the satisfaction of the Road Commissioner, so that it may be reported upon by that officer, and the cates of toll of said bridge of B. Murphy, Sr., be fixed in dean with law, Tife. Clerk instructed oe insurance renewed on policies expiring May 15th, 19th and, 22d, respectively, for the same amounts, and in the same companies as original policies; and the Auditor authorized to draw. warrant on " Special Fund in payment for the same. © In the mdtter of the demand of Trotter & Cunningham against the ¢eounty for damages sustained by the breaking déwn of a bridge between Nevada City and Dunn's. — Niles. Searls, Esq:, appeared in behalf of claimants, and District Attorney M. 8. Deal for the connty.: After, /hearing argument, on motion of Supervisor Brady, matter taken under cob sideration until evening. On recommendation of School. a perintendent,the boyndary of Indian . Springs school district, was on motion changed a8 follows: Cominencing at the n. e. cornerof P,E. Stull’s ranch, running thence s.‘to the s.-¢. corner of section 12,.township 15, range 7 &., thence w. along section line to s.e, corner of section -10; thence s. along section line to-s. ¢, corner of section 15; thence w, along section line tos. e. corner of ‘section 16; thence 8, alung section lingto the. 8. e. corner of section 28; thence w. along section line to the a, W, corner of section 30; thence to the Place of . beginning aa heretofore, . The -claim-of Trotter & Cunning. . tion relected, iis not a legal ‘charge, against the county.” ‘Pursuant to the Code, gilding the-county of Nevada to: five Supervisors, the following. boundaries for the different Supervisors ‘Districts were established: 1st—Nevada Townphip; 2d—Grass ‘Valley. Township; 3d—Eureka, Bloomfield and Wash. ington townships; 4th—Bridgeport and Rough and. Ready Townships; 5th—Meadow Lake and Little York Townships. © 5 The following demands. dpitinnt lowed; and wartants ordered drawn on the Treaenry. i for te Paspeative amounts: M. 8. Beak Sumaee Buprene Ovurt, $202. ' Geo. M. Hughes, on hancant for. Court. House.work, $1,000. 6 yn» J. W. Robb, per diem and mileage as De cestanes $76., i M. 1. Marsh, per; diem and. mile: age as Supervisor, $64. A. B, Brady, per diem and mile~. man. age as Supervisor, $65. Git It was ordered that the road known as the Henness:Pass read;in Meadow Lake Township, be-attached-to— the Sa: Supervisor Distriet for road. par-. Pa thotlon: ts Dos saioahs n motion the a until July Sth, 1878. : T, C. Puiongsrt, Clerk of the Board:of Supervisors. Mortimer Hung. ‘ city, * afternoon, : stating that Mortimer was hung in Sacra: mento yesterday, Two small boy, cousins, amused themvelves My’ ‘thtowing btonés ‘at Mad.,: were a>:")} his ea CU) le toe Young. — 8 Séefal Club, of Be his city, will he rty of . Bett . . The Board Seed to ‘Thu pein pe tag Hig i. ingtom in. e ‘m Baeuieh ‘usual, : : se across the . Yuba pivot at dat . pase acl, Wo po mak " "py te eS number of members of the club who have “committed matrinionial sui*vide,” i it was thought the organizatien had givenup the ghost; but it. seems new recruits have come to the. old members will be disfranchised . except one or two, and they would ‘make themselves ineligible to membership ‘if it were possible to du so. Suddon Death. ---—. McFall, died yesterday, mording. . She attended the pic-nic on last, and was in most excellent health on that day. On: Saturday “evening she was taken sick, and lingered until yesterdaymorning, . -when she died. Her. ae was. 14 years and 10 months, ns (eee eaten IRE Be an an CINCINNATI has started s movement to raise a relief fund for the widow and children of Captain Hall, . the lost Avetle explorer. : Aman the name of Anthon y E. Jones, “Fire Bug,'’ was brought, May 10th, to New York from Sing Sing, having been.’ grauted a new Wal . weet oe Tue farmers near Martinez have ‘commenced cutting their grain for hay. Some fields of wheat will yisld half. ee of grain. A pire and manufacturing company, with.a capital of $100,000, is about being organized to utilize the waters of Russian river. Wannky Sawrer, we igs Jay . Gould ‘in ‘the face in New York, May 10th, was fined two dollars and bound over in one _thonsand dollars to keep the peace. 2 iene One ‘hundred, ‘and sixty-two sol. . BABY diers, under command of Captain . Worth, arrived by overland train on Sunday night, from’ Governor's Island, New York. Aiigel Island for the present, but ex-. pect tobe sent to the Modoc region. SSRIS RURAL RNR RTT SRE ‘In thie city,‘ May 15th, 187, Catharine “The faneral stele. take. ‘place from the residence of her parents, at Segps . mill, Deer Creek, this, Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Friends and acquaiutances are invited to attend, — , GRAND EVENING'S © ENTERTAINMENT ! ‘AT NEVADA THEATRE, ON MR, G. A: POTTER ESPE és REL see eee amount of very inpcrvening.s and Epatmpctive information will be conimunicated fn an nie :anethe: vitae ahd talented artists, and accura from works of.the, Old Masters,and are ——— The Exhibition will: pene rn #t 8 o'clock, " Katiission, YOUNG MENS’ santa CLUB, bere HALL, rescue’'in time to save the institution, Before. another.year ell: the}: ' Katie McFall, daughter of. Archie iBetarday. . They. sojourn at . Jane, hter of Archie and Brid ist! atte _hgtedigehs get: c : Tuesday Ev'g, May 20, 1873.) Have, been executed by the most eminent tely: copied . finest spesimens of Art ever produeed by et 1 with s ms sen ee of Comic and hig’ y smu . a Toone ME oom cin Tanda Br, 5 May 29th, 1873. anegry ae De oe oe Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Fa Tose, Stockton and-Virginia City. surance Company. ComnesronpDEN18—Bank of Califarn? , Francisco ; Bank of D,O. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Taterest on Time Deposits will be allow. ed, as follows : : : Six Months Time Deposits, 6° per cent. pér = annum. Twelve Months — Time 87 Persons ‘eialing ab © distence axe send money by Express, Checks on Solvent Banks taken at per. Ic CHIEF NOZZLES, bothiperteetly new and in excellent condition. Wii we sold cheap for ‘exsh. et, of GEO! E . TURNER, ml . . BOOTS. AND SHOES. wm. R. COE keeps _@onstantly on wey 9 Boots, Shvee, Gaiters, Le dies, Misses & Ohildren’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &c; , ae eects are from the best Manufse New York,Philade)phiaa nd Bostou. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladics, Misses and . Childre>’s Shoes, Pca trom the manufactooben ry, roevived by thé last steamer, I alachave APEROPEIATE LECTURE, © * full Rocrtrente of Blacking, Nea Foot tions of the Old and New ‘Hosier . Legion, hace Léathon’ Sege Made hist ope : ieee bei oan Nails, Lasts, and in tuct everything »¢ eres = ie wi tc-»1 found in a first elass Shoe and ding Store. rp Be bent ly} “REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order. Anda fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture 8? ways on hand and will sell: my goods heap as any other house in this county. ‘FLOUR ‘FOR SAL. . f ayn UNDERSIGNED} ‘in order to chore out business, offer for sale, from 45, ited TO 20,000 SACKS Net npn cane Eat E., aviivescsapsnied 8 WO, . BAKERS’ EXTRA Last Ball of the Season! ° ) : alah ov rae wa RRANTED. At the rate of ". 83 PER HUSURED POUNDS TORSON & CLARE, . thiidterieil of WEEN Bey tiinatina 0 Nevada, Merely 76th, ‘ists. > (. NEVADA, IRON AND BRAS FO Y: ebscr intaiaa, NEVADA OT. SN GEUO. Aa eo aratag on Eastern Cities, London and Gen Agente for Liverpool, London, Globe IrPapa, 8 dl cent. per WoO OF FISHER’S MYDRAUL“Nevada City; Gol ALE KINDS OF 180 ; ed Conti ULIUS GREENWAL i J ppecttults. inform the = i a terminate ae ty Gity and Serouncing towns. that he. is after fout which tix a ‘Selling Out. spelled. And ofering everything in his line tah mained « a8. ning of é. a a a L CIGARS, Ge. gie Nolan TOBACCO, Grant. T . Nevada ap ey on ‘any ‘ober ha in ‘lena ing the I County—wholesale and retail, prize,, M _1 am offering the very best —brandsot qf and the © gars and Tobacco at such rates as will prove prize list satisfactory to all buyers, 2 JULIUS 8 GREENWALD._ math OF Nevada, May 13, 1873. it, and e — . who hav NEVADA ICE COMPANY. ‘selves in Office, Foot of Main Street, Nevada . rizes: We Time va pres ~thepupil .s Nevada Tee Company would sain 1st cla the public that they are prepared to Ms supply Regecnieih Progen ie. They have $50 and . over eig ousan unds of Ic go peated BE Orders left at. the office for any am, of lee will be promptly filled, man. Ice delivered to customers every morn. $d clas ing. mad . Caldwell BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY babs BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~\ ren > povided 68, €&c! . Boome cae STOCK $200, 000, addressit OFFICERS : Ase Ui JOHN W. HINDS, President. * Ps R. W. TULLY. .» CasRim aire os DIRECTORS : The fe » C. Niles,. Chas. Marsh, R. W. Tully, ne Scion Clark, M. L. Marsh, A.H, Parker, or phize Jobn W. Hinds. Ist pr ouEX TO LOAN on good collateral ve. idge, ‘of s Highest Price paid for City and Coun 2d pr Warran . Onklanc views enders Bought and soid at Regular The f Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. their ng Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min the first General and Specisi Depusits-received. =

{ ! na . The following*from — the Truckee Republican, we publish in order to show What the law is, and that the reflection, on t the District Attorney is unjust:"* rer , Chinamen stand on the ks and snake 1 them out of _Wihaed to one otle Chontnde pon Ada fee per “day. But how? Pal what aes call ‘grab hooks.” b hook is made: of tour hooks ‘buck»to. back on # piece of neh or iron, px n itch percha ~trrall reciiguap incstaesea pathname and that t oe! strong 7: ‘The grabber stands on the isha ne haning a Buta at the foot, ot . th dam, where trout is known te re in great quantities, and jerks and dtops, aud-drops and jerks until he strikes a;fish inthe side, back, belly, gills, or anywhere, and:out the fish has to come, It is from this sotiree De salu ah be sins lied ad ice t ia ant Pn a ‘and see ‘the: Anole made by the grab hook—or it’ may have been. speared, for the Indians: truil the oun and cast the spear me ¢ dexterity. is aan ast the . law, bat ihe District. Aeoey of; Nevada county, whose business it is to prosecute, resides in Nevada City, as erin ‘from Truckee as he is from Sacramento, and the resuit is that there is no one to enforce: = law, and, in consequence of his ‘ligence, the best fish streams are ing depopulated. ~ Section 4356 and following, of the polifical code, prescribe the duties of. District Attorneys, It is'to attend’ the District and County Courts, and odtidtidt'on behalf of the people all prosecutions for public offenses, and: he is:only required when not engaged iu these Courts, to “attend upon the Magistrates in cases of arrest when re. __ qitlred by them," and to institute, proceedings before Magistrates for the’ arrest of parties reasonably. suspected of public offences, where he has information that ‘any such ‘offenses __have'beeh committed. These arethé daties of District Attorneys in relation to criminal. cages. The provis. ions Of the statute for the preservatiow of trout are to be foand in the Penal Code, and are aa follows: 631, Every person ‘who between the fifteenth day of October in each yéar and the first day of April in the followi {Au communications for this column . Spe tin’ bunch of hooks} “All this . priz ing year, takes or catches trout j EDUCATIONAL " DEFARTMENT. coined” at 7 va clock, ‘and pinermcee the severe storm the theatre was cluded at 8% o'clock, all having been spelled down except Miss Berta Loyeridge, of French Corral. At the ‘Condi tision of the Contest the “young @. lady was greeted, with immense applause by the audience. At the eonclusien of: the spelling contest Professor Carr: delivered a ry_el entlectuze upon _ The Ri ‘ of Woman ‘to fultae ‘Som: ot me cational : heSeetare sae caries . — o'elock. grin det "s SHSSION. “The Teachers’ Institute me at the eae at 9 A. Mm. yesterday n rning. e attendance was; a# usual , simply enormous. The first thi ge in order was the distribution of’ prizes. The pupils who ‘won prizes were called upon and took their places on ‘the stage. M.S. Deal, Esq., in an éloquent and appropriate speech ~ ie the first class premiums: — an, of, Alli hb," in a neablittle speech, presented’ the second elase prizes. J. I. Caldv'ell, Egq., presented the third class ee which he gave the pus pils mueh good advice, dge Searls and Mr. C. F. McGlashen, being called upon, made extended fematks, which were well received. Supt. B. J. Watson, being loudly called for, few. minutes ‘announced the truth, cts the yon of” Nevada coun ve soly reat pro lem, cf shall spelling i. pte oe fully, taught.’’ After a by Prof.: Havell.the morning session closed }and the Institute adjourned to meet Lat the High school wary at + 'o ‘clock P.M Sampues of cottén Silawd on Mariposa Creek, were sent to. Scotland's few mouths ago, and the San Joaquin Valley Argus now reports that it was ‘regarded as of superior quality. A ‘manufacturer remarks that it is similar to that’ exported from. New ‘Orleans, ‘and' worth from’ 21 to 23. cents per pound, This is. éneouraging to those who have inaugurated the raising of cotton: ‘im California, Tute vali tot th the . fishery: yield for 1872 in Ontario, Québec, New Bruns‘wick and Nova Scotia was $9,570,. ‘AT, showing an increase of upward: of 33 per cent. in two — Two smart little boys. in Maine 82, Every person who is in the counties of Santa Clara, Santa Crag, . Ban Mateo, Monterey, Alameda, Ma-/ tia. Placer, Nevada, at any time,takew of pert any trout except with hook ond jine, is guilty of a misdemeandr.: 633, Every person wha . takes, ogtehés' or kills any trout by the use: of-rats, wires, baskets or traps, is giillty of a misdemeanor, % Oalifornia Indians catching fish for’ their own subsistance, are et froni these provisions, ~ poy all these cases complaints may bé'niade before Justices of the Peace, by any local officer, and they have. plenty of them at Trackee, if the law be Violated, But if’ the grab hook is:houk and line within the meaning of the Code, there is. no law te punish the offenders, thongh ‘the indis., criminate sage of fish: kaise to; be prevented Ti Madterey: Debbbeitshis? The tree upon which Tarpey was hung has been out down by zealots detiouncers of his “slayers ‘so that’ it may bear no more such fruit. Forty’ ‘clerka. tga the Unitea States Treasury will begih on exam: ination of the New York city Nation« al banks on Tuesday, Muy? 13th; to ascertain Abeir regent cigeudation, ‘Cowan, Assistant, Secretary of the ~ Lnterior is to visitthis State officially. iti win OE OTL . hear Senne sR aN Miceice in . ting t ever happent him. Orphan jm Saab ‘ eke : eter erro ‘A -wuagieT of pure gold, weith $75, . ina few days, touching ‘business cdmnected with thé Round Valley Indian Reservation, in ‘enti cognty, om A woman has just beak ae to the House of Corredtién in Chelsea, Masd., for the thirty-niuth time. It would seem that she ought to, be corrected, Ep ialoals eskcbrnd ceocaally tol $450, a clerk and hix wife, He pays . was picked out of tho’ sitices’ in ‘x elaiaa at Sotiors, Yast worl, Tone dollar capital four ; years ago aad already they havegained $110. They may be rich one of these days, In the-interior of California the people are everywhere possessed of the.narrow gauge railroad mania. At least half a dozen’ are projected. Justice Dowie wants $10,000. fromthe New York Sun-for saying that he opened court the other, day by asking’a prisoner for a ‘‘chew,"’ and wound up by adjourning to the front'room to take a drink. THe army Wortn has appeared ‘on the grounds of ‘the beet sugar Store néat ‘Sacramento, and. it is feared the whole Sf of beots will be destenyed. ' . oPnente wind: ieee dealhe in Siuea, mento 1 last hattian mee but ote bidet ; Free oan. lowds'c of inamigeaie ,passed through Sacramento on RT Tax Federal Republicans at Madtrict, A@uwts claim that insurance coms panies paid out $100,000 more than they reoeived i in, Oregon ‘last year. Mritea ihitelligenbe from Calaveras ¢ounty; becomes very’ flattering, ~~ . i A ig a oe ae } ' Sax ‘Francisco papers state that the travel to the Geysers ig still on the increase. i Live b = sand dollars er year for Hay, . Ur to last acodults $110,000 ot stock has been subscribed towards making up the $150,000 required, in order to constrict the: narrow gauge toad from .Saifte Crus to” Watson . ville. , en Tax postal cards “wilt yoni th . ei coast by the 20th inst. : ' Seon hasin a brigh . tid ‘have -scihinn every election dite, weeks ago, when he reappeared in Hiuissici.pr Gduhty pays ted bas] . circumstances, 3 wold 7 gent lad, aged nine peers. the parties r in Mount Pleasant} township, thitteen miles from . burg. On Friday last young Shaum . was aeut by his mother to» grocery a mile distant to purchase some medi‘tifes and some wugur.’ He departed on thé errand, and that was a wig seen cf the child alive. The thought nothing of hig disappearance nntil late at night. Not returning, they went'to the neighbors to seek some trace of him; but the only word got of him was from one of the neighbor's “boys, “who said hehad}, : seen George on his way home* fron the store-in an alteratiqn with Timothy Bacon,..On the. morning’ fol. lowing, two boys who were passing through the’ woods where the lad was last seem had their attention drawn to a singular mound of leaves between the bark of two trees. They went. over to it, kicked. awuy the Jeaves and earth, when ta their hopYor and amazement they saw the dead body of George Shaum. The corpse emitted afoul stench which ‘drove them back, and when they gained sufficient nerve to near it again they discovered that ‘the fave was black and blue and bloody, und presented ‘a most horrible appearance, Closer. examination revealed came forward, and in an address of = ee thes Ge eRolkeqtifoken in several places and the clothing rent and torn. An alarm was-given, the neighbors suunmoned and the body of the boy. removed. to. the ;honse, where the grief-stricken family received it, Steps were taken by the neighbors “to discover, if possible, the murderer. Searching about the) vicitity where . the body was first found, inditations were discovered of where the murderer had at first tried to dig a grave in which to bury the victim, Near the partially made grave was found a package of medicine which young . Shaum had purchased the day before. Suspicion pointed to Timothy Bacon, and the officer found him in the barn in thé rear‘of his steptather’s house. He took the arrest with perfect indifference, and when acquainted with the charge upon which he had been taken in custody vehemently denied it. However when questioned closely by the Justice of the Peace, Fassola, he admitted striking Shaum’ with a club for his refusal in handing over the atticles he had putvhased at store. This -acknowlddgement was tegarded as enough by the. magistrate, and the prisoner was remanded to jail for further examination, From the appearance of the-dead body,” it wonld seem that young Shaum was. beaten to death with a wattle, a little hickory stick, half switch and _ half elub. Young Bacon _is not a bright boy by any méaus. He ‘is course limbed, very uncouth in dress, and the expression of his face. at times devilish. He betrayes not the slightest fear and manifests no concern whatever as to his position. ~~ A Villain, = Aman named Pete Vinceat, who formerly kepta. restaurant on” Merchant street, suddenly left the city in the year 1868, abandonitig his ‘family ] and taking with him all the money he could realize, amounting to about,$15,000. Mrs. Vincent, by prudent management, secured her homestead and provided for her children,’ and attained a pusition of comparative comfort. Nothing was heard of the truant husband until about three the city, and possessing a deep sense of penitence, he siitteéded in reinstating himself in the confidence . of hiis wife. After looking about for a few days, he pretended to have dispovered a favorable opening for engaging im the: restaurant business again, and succeeded in persuading his wife to mortgage ber homestead

for $2,000, which was the amount of capital required for the supposed enterprise. Vincent got possession of the money and immediately; disappeared again, leaving his too confiding wife and children in distressed The scoundrel is supposed to have taken the overland train ‘East. So says the Bulletin: A Was Who have turned their extra comey ae : {4 ea? af ‘Timothy . : ; the am for. $800. damages.was.on mo-. . the county wéré' exdimitied and ul‘. each other in oar 26 Si: UNG, They epee tame: in*the con. . a eb tis al oe Shah on lace, and not hr in season to report at the regular place of ‘meet. ing, as expected, the. Clerk was instructed to make this minute of the: day's proceedings, and adjourn. the meéting ontflsciaieited at 10 o’elock. Attest: T. C. ‘PLeexerr, Clerk. . Pavrspat, May 15th, 1873. Full. Board present, Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. In the matter of» building « bridge across the Yuba river, at WashingOn motion of Supervisor, Wants the. Clerk . ‘was instructed to . notify’ ‘B. Murphy, Sr., that he would-_be-givem until. July Sth, 1873, to put his bridge in passable condition to the satisfaction of the Road Commissioner, so that it may be reported upon by that officer, and the cates of toll of said bridge of B. Murphy, Sr., be fixed in dean with law, Tife. Clerk instructed oe insurance renewed on policies expiring May 15th, 19th and, 22d, respectively, for the same amounts, and in the same companies as original policies; and the Auditor authorized to draw. warrant on " Special Fund in payment for the same. © In the mdtter of the demand of Trotter & Cunningham against the ¢eounty for damages sustained by the breaking déwn of a bridge between Nevada City and Dunn's. — Niles. Searls, Esq:, appeared in behalf of claimants, and District Attorney M. 8. Deal for the connty.: After, /hearing argument, on motion of Supervisor Brady, matter taken under cob sideration until evening. On recommendation of School. a perintendent,the boyndary of Indian . Springs school district, was on motion changed a8 follows: Cominencing at the n. e. cornerof P,E. Stull’s ranch, running thence s.‘to the s.-¢. corner of section 12,.township 15, range 7 &., thence w. along section line to s.e, corner of section -10; thence s. along section line to-s. ¢, corner of section 15; thence w, along section line tos. e. corner of ‘section 16; thence 8, alung section lingto the. 8. e. corner of section 28; thence w. along section line to the a, W, corner of section 30; thence to the Place of . beginning aa heretofore, . The -claim-of Trotter & Cunning. . tion relected, iis not a legal ‘charge, against the county.” ‘Pursuant to the Code, gilding the-county of Nevada to: five Supervisors, the following. boundaries for the different Supervisors ‘Districts were established: 1st—Nevada Townphip; 2d—Grass ‘Valley. Township; 3d—Eureka, Bloomfield and Wash. ington townships; 4th—Bridgeport and Rough and. Ready Townships; 5th—Meadow Lake and Little York Townships. © 5 The following demands. dpitinnt lowed; and wartants ordered drawn on the Treaenry. i for te Paspeative amounts: M. 8. Beak Sumaee Buprene Ovurt, $202. ' Geo. M. Hughes, on hancant for. Court. House.work, $1,000. 6 yn» J. W. Robb, per diem and mileage as De cestanes $76., i M. 1. Marsh, per; diem and. mile: age as Supervisor, $64. A. B, Brady, per diem and mile~. man. age as Supervisor, $65. Git It was ordered that the road known as the Henness:Pass read;in Meadow Lake Township, be-attached-to— the Sa: Supervisor Distriet for road. par-. Pa thotlon: ts Dos saioahs n motion the a until July Sth, 1878. : T, C. Puiongsrt, Clerk of the Board:of Supervisors. Mortimer Hung. ‘ city, * afternoon, : stating that Mortimer was hung in Sacra: mento yesterday, Two small boy, cousins, amused themvelves My’ ‘thtowing btonés ‘at Mad.,: were a>:")} his ea CU) le toe Young. — 8 Séefal Club, of Be his city, will he rty of . Bett . . The Board Seed to ‘Thu pein pe tag Hig i. ingtom in. e ‘m Baeuieh ‘usual, : : se across the . Yuba pivot at dat . pase acl, Wo po mak " "py te eS number of members of the club who have “committed matrinionial sui*vide,” i it was thought the organizatien had givenup the ghost; but it. seems new recruits have come to the. old members will be disfranchised . except one or two, and they would ‘make themselves ineligible to membership ‘if it were possible to du so. Suddon Death. ---—. McFall, died yesterday, mording. . She attended the pic-nic on last, and was in most excellent health on that day. On: Saturday “evening she was taken sick, and lingered until yesterdaymorning, . -when she died. Her. ae was. 14 years and 10 months, ns (eee eaten IRE Be an an CINCINNATI has started s movement to raise a relief fund for the widow and children of Captain Hall, . the lost Avetle explorer. : Aman the name of Anthon y E. Jones, “Fire Bug,'’ was brought, May 10th, to New York from Sing Sing, having been.’ grauted a new Wal . weet oe Tue farmers near Martinez have ‘commenced cutting their grain for hay. Some fields of wheat will yisld half. ee of grain. A pire and manufacturing company, with.a capital of $100,000, is about being organized to utilize the waters of Russian river. Wannky Sawrer, we igs Jay . Gould ‘in ‘the face in New York, May 10th, was fined two dollars and bound over in one _thonsand dollars to keep the peace. 2 iene One ‘hundred, ‘and sixty-two sol. . BABY diers, under command of Captain . Worth, arrived by overland train on Sunday night, from’ Governor's Island, New York. Aiigel Island for the present, but ex-. pect tobe sent to the Modoc region. SSRIS RURAL RNR RTT SRE ‘In thie city,‘ May 15th, 187, Catharine “The faneral stele. take. ‘place from the residence of her parents, at Segps . mill, Deer Creek, this, Friday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Friends and acquaiutances are invited to attend, — , GRAND EVENING'S © ENTERTAINMENT ! ‘AT NEVADA THEATRE, ON MR, G. A: POTTER ESPE és REL see eee amount of very inpcrvening.s and Epatmpctive information will be conimunicated fn an nie :anethe: vitae ahd talented artists, and accura from works of.the, Old Masters,and are ——— The Exhibition will: pene rn #t 8 o'clock, " Katiission, YOUNG MENS’ santa CLUB, bere HALL, rescue’'in time to save the institution, Before. another..year ell: the}: ' Katie McFall, daughter of. Archie iBetarday. . They. sojourn at . Jane, hter of Archie and Brid ist! atte _hgtedigehs get: c : Tuesday Ev'g, May 20, 1873.) Have, been executed by the most eminent tely: copied . finest spesimens of Art ever produeed by et 1 with s ms sen ee of Comic and hig’ y smu . a Toone ME oom cin Tanda Br, 5 May 29th, 1873. anegry ae De oe oe Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, Fa Tose, Stockton and-Virginia City. surance Company. ComnesronpDEN18—Bank of Califarn? , Francisco ; Bank of D,O. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Taterest on Time Deposits will be allow. ed, as follows : : : Six Months Time Deposits, 6° per cent. pér = annum. Twelve Months — Time 87 Persons ‘eialing ab © distence axe send money by Express, Checks on Solvent Banks taken at per. Ic CHIEF NOZZLES, bothiperteetly new and in excellent condition. Wii we sold cheap for ‘exsh. et, of GEO! E . TURNER, ml . . BOOTS. AND SHOES. wm. R. COE keeps _@onstantly on wey 9 Boots, Shvee, Gaiters, Le dies, Misses & Ohildren’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &c; , ae eects are from the best Manufse New York,Philade)phiaa nd Bostou. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladics, Misses and . Childre>’s Shoes, Pca trom the manufactooben ry, roevived by thé last steamer, I alachave APEROPEIATE LECTURE, © * full Rocrtrente of Blacking, Nea Foot tions of the Old and New ‘Hosier . Legion, hace Léathon’ Sege Made hist ope : ieee bei oan Nails, Lasts, and in tuct everything »¢ eres = ie wi tc-»1 found in a first elass Shoe and ding Store. rp Be bent ly} “REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order. Anda fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture 8? ways on hand and will sell: my goods heap as any other house in this county. ‘FLOUR ‘FOR SAL. . f ayn UNDERSIGNED} ‘in order to chore out business, offer for sale, from 45, ited TO 20,000 SACKS Net npn cane Eat E., aviivescsapsnied 8 WO, . BAKERS’ EXTRA Last Ball of the Season! ° ) : alah ov rae wa RRANTED. At the rate of ". 83 PER HUSURED POUNDS TORSON & CLARE, . thiidterieil of WEEN Bey tiinatina 0 Nevada, Merely 76th, ‘ists. > (. NEVADA, IRON AND BRAS FO Y: ebscr intaiaa, NEVADA OT. SN GEUO. Aa eo aratag on Eastern Cities, London and Gen Agente for Liverpool, London, Globe IrPapa, 8 dl cent. per WoO OF FISHER’S MYDRAUL“Nevada City; Gol ALE KINDS OF 180 ; ed Conti ULIUS GREENWAL i J ppecttults. inform the = i a terminate ae ty Gity and Serouncing towns. that he. is after fout which tix a ‘Selling Out. spelled. And ofering everything in his line tah mained « a8. ning of é. a a a L CIGARS, Ge. gie Nolan TOBACCO, Grant. T . Nevada ap ey on ‘any ‘ober ha in ‘lena ing the I County—wholesale and retail, prize,, M _1 am offering the very best —brandsot qf and the © gars and Tobacco at such rates as will prove prize list satisfactory to all buyers, 2 JULIUS 8 GREENWALD._ math OF Nevada, May 13, 1873. it, and e — . who hav NEVADA ICE COMPANY. ‘selves in Office, Foot of Main Street, Nevada . rizes: We Time va pres ~thepupil .s Nevada Tee Company would sain 1st cla the public that they are prepared to Ms supply Regecnieih Progen ie. They have $50 and . over eig ousan unds of Ic go peated BE Orders left at. the office for any am, of lee will be promptly filled, man. Ice delivered to customers every morn. $d clas ing. mad . Caldwell BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY babs BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~\ ren > povided 68, €&c! . Boome cae STOCK $200, 000, addressit OFFICERS : Ase Ui JOHN W. HINDS, President. * Ps R. W. TULLY. .» CasRim aire os DIRECTORS : The fe » C. Niles,. Chas. Marsh, R. W. Tully, ne Scion Clark, M. L. Marsh, A.H, Parker, or phize Jobn W. Hinds. Ist pr ouEX TO LOAN on good collateral ve. idge, ‘of s Highest Price paid for City and Coun 2d pr Warran . Onklanc views enders Bought and soid at Regular The f Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. their ng Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min the first General and Specisi Depusits-received. =