May 17, 1873 (4 pages)

: warner’ ——— : gh MAN died iin Wiscor in 1 whe, by Vyenson of his violen sanity, has '}-been chained to rr log Oe 19 : em t : sail ‘Whenon Exathination of Matt Kerrigan. . County Teachers’ Institute, "The A neporsy by es E. Carr.” aT of Kerri ysays: Matt furnished by the con pup te the sob and ae the plates badly twists the ath dere@t himself has §itce. that, 7 tlibeptintty jail, Ww: morning Net en yer Bliss, by_ ’ ae ey le to use them. “Ther Lovereal 2° 7. oe a ‘ anE from hiseou askédt afiitm r poke me rtLUE HE. YOUNG . ieee‘poctaL, c<P civeke last party Ps with ogto be: et De rolléd to his bedside; —Br‘na . " PEMPERANCE WALL, . a. a Sable to secnre as good hig own hand placed the chain once. . grore around his ankle. “ by T. He Carr, which produced a very attorney, N. E. Whiteside, «and Shiw’ an impression as ‘required. Lastly, “Civilization sisit acheat?’* Such — Posey ee g, Maysida198 discharge asked for. Judge Bliss on for the present, the velvet-brown general discussien, and considerable is the heading of the Sacramento BORN. ink, which the department requires shearing the petition transferred the . ~~ Gniorwto aw article in criticism of, SRT SHANE AT SS ETT —-— ee 256 PARES “Reception tonainiltins. Prof. Hanning then.“expieined his ease to Justice Sellon’s court for ex-shall be used, is difficult to work end those who; advocate the exterminaIn this city; May 16th, .187%, aclaooine JOHN een method of teaching '‘English gram‘antimation, which waeonehtded yesMuble to thicken. * J. 8. MURCHIP ~~" Hahn and wife, a son. tion of. the —— md the assassinaonesies His_reterday afternoon, resulting. in. the . . M. BUEFINGT OS tas Ate late mecting of the Trustees marks drew out © very interesting discharge of the prisoner, on the We Lesitate ny to s@y that that civof Cornell: University, H., W. Sage, ‘ _HIRSCHMANN, cisein inaute nn cond > study, ground that the shootingwasjustifiiization trom which otighiated thé discussion upon that important After considerable debate, the Inable an act of self defense. The folof Brooklyn; added $30,000 to his “peace policy toward Indian murder-. ee at cheat, eae the terrible sacrifices tothis cheat.adjourned tomeet ‘at:the” 8 P.M. The: poliey will.never succeed in. #8eses _RIDAYEVENING, — ioe. Peace, Daca ane,ahe Tndians s re“The Thi $300.) Michael. Walsh, husband of ‘the woawhole amount of hisnL reatman‘shot; =testified~that-“when he . 999. ~"This-last gift isto. came” the’ evening of the coasting a chapel for the. Walvesliy. . : shooting, he found Mrs. W. ‘crying, “<ne freé from denominational con ¥. BROWN,ORTH, HOLE IN STILL — ‘OUT, CANDIES, NUTS, DOMESTIC tain 2,506 Jee, SRRENNC ALD spectfully inform the people of Bact ronxcco; 3 Ge City and surr.“A:ng towns tha ie t i; still Selling Out. And offering évery thing in his lite, »: th } Fresh Limes, Lemons, Oranges, — And Pine Apples, con: Pho/Listittite thé listened: to an, perties. He turned back at the reKutisfactony fo ahi, bayers, quest of Mrs;W. and saw the shootcession of that kind once,”’ JULIUS GREEN WALD. ing. Henry Hogart was summonéd ey ee May 13, 1873. How. Levi Wares, Chairman of for the defence, and said that he the Michigan House Committee on A ‘GERMAN PICNIC.rai be held at been followed by, fears of a general High school, at 94. My the next knew nothing about the affair. The on State Affairs, and an honored and Office, Foot of Main Street, -Nevada City. defendent was also sworn, who reIndian outbreak in the couhtry?, It morning: usefal citizen, died in Lansing. on vena’ ISMERT’S . GROVE, FRIDAY MORNING. lated the circumstances of the shootis. simply : and.clearly because. the Near the, Alenbrook Race Course, the 26th ult., of pneumonia. The The Institute met promptly at 9 ing as heretofore published. By’ — BaYages are beginning to think’ that bad air of the capitol and overwork bee Nevada Ice Company would intorm A ON the public that they are prepared to they tae ast the’ genA, M., Superintendent Watson in the agreement the sworn statement of are thought to have had-mach to do supply consumers with. Ice, They have eral Government, e signal .and chair. The subject first in order was Mrs. Walsh; who was too ill to be much to do with his death. . He was . .’ Slt sing May 25, 1873. over eight thousand tons of Ice at their a discussion upon vocal music and present, was tread. The substance Music will be furnished by Conrad Zick’s various houses, ‘complete. defeat and pursuit of the a.native of Washington county, New String Orders left at the office for ‘any amout Band, of Grass Valley. — Modoes for the atrocious assassinathe best method of teaching it. Mr. of her story was that shé went out to York, and nearly 70 years of age, Privileges will. be let roy the keeping o1 of Ice will be png sa . filled, is the Hawley opened the discussion, anid! mvet Kerrigan with a pistol, and Ice deliv to customers every mornRefre ent Stands to the highest bidders. tidus of W: they are guilty, m0 Sealed posals will be reéeived by the fea illustrated his methods of teaching said she did not intend to hurt him, Maxveu & Co., cigar \shevateeturCommittee for the stands until Thursday only poliey * hich ‘will bring ‘other May 22d. ‘The Committee reserve neighboting. tribes .that. they. must the same; he was followed bya numbut wanted him to cease slandering ers in San Franciseo,tiave disebarged evening, BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY the privilege to reject any bid, ber of teachers upon the same —_ her. She told Kerrigan that she all their Chinese.aployes, and have Bids can be left with J. Senner, Jr., Ne. niake utd keep peace with the Gov. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ject. heard he was murdered’ and she employed a_— of giris to joary vada City, or. Mrs, Ismert, at the Grove. ‘ernment, ‘This pelicy of,. Funning atA general invitation is extended to all (ara STOCK $200, 000 The question,: “Resolved that Geknew he was.a thief. After other parsons to be present and join in the festiv‘ter Indians who are in arms to plead tics, maT ography,as'a study,should be thrown talk Kerrigan shot herand ran away. : OFFICERS : for peave, has cout’ the Governniertt SOHN W. HINDS, President. out of the public schoels,” was‘next The testimony fully justified Kerri. ‘énough. The only plan that. will We un being got in this.ci place at _. ants are “GERMAN PICNIC. _ their outrages,’‘Why is itthatthe murinteresting and instructive lectureon der of the Peace Gommissioners and the. fact: that the. ‘Modoes" ‘Have chémistry by’"Prof; McGlashen, after been thus far able to hold ‘ont, have. which: it adjourned’ to ‘meet at the NEVADA ICE COMPANY. United States Land Office. IRECTORS; ‘évétsudteed is” that, stiggestéd by debated,Mr, O'Neil opening the disgans discharge. . ©. Niles, "hae, Marsh, R.W. Tully, éussion. After in extended debate, curdlitig, hair-raising ghost, which Sacramento, Cal; May 3d, 1873. Saati Clark, M, L. Marsh, A. H, Parker, General Sherman, namely, Placing O ail whom it may concern; Whereas, John W. Hinds, it was voted that. Geography should Errxct oF THE Tax Dectstyx.—The i s Making it lively for the aaperati: ‘the entire management, of Indian ‘on the 23d day of September, 1870, the ‘Platoft Townsliip 15, North, Rangé Sikast, age TO LOAN on on: good colluteral se. ‘affairs in ‘the hands of the War Denot be thrown ‘ont-of our schools, San Francisco officials have arrived. tious and timid. was filed in the U. 8. Land Office, at Snocurit but that Monteith’s Heegreptine at the figures showing the P e segs of ~partment. But wethink it would be letHighest Price paid for City and Coun « Jager is now ramento, Cal; and by Commissioner’s should, the recent decision of theSupreme Tue sale of ab and ter dated December 2, 1871, the W3s of N W Warrants. _— re Omeg», k will has. “suecesstut when indians were; before Waters, read her‘very:‘able criticisms. together. onthe trail, Mrs. W. hold“Tax President gives as the reastantly on hand. its adoption, disposed to peace, © The Miss Fininger then favored the Ining a pistol by her side. I ran~¢osou why. he did not make his prosenkes stitute with some fine instrumental ward them and told her to shoot, at civilization which andertakes to treat Fresh Fruits. received every day and de-. . posed Southern trip,: Hers isthe. music, aftet which the assistant.crit-. that time Kerrigan shot,and Mrs. W. wi een}caeaa and bargain.with Modocs as though: livered_in any part ofthe cily free of . i¢-read-hisreport.-' TheMissesDadropped her pistol. I picked it up the reason, ‘Eexpected to go,—anda charge. venport then delighted the audience, and fired at Kerrigan. I heard no was makilig arrangements for a trip, All orders from ate country promptly 4 PIPES, ~ gnd will never succeed in securing Cheaper thax any ovbier house in aevele especially the teachers, who'so selconversation,. Mr, McFadden. testibut they noised it abroad and made filled, peace, until Indians are made to feel dom hear anything of the kind, with fied tliat he happened to be going so much ‘preparation that I thought Connty—wholesale and retail. ED. GOLDSMITH, Agent. first the power and determination of 4m offering the very best brands of Cc. a duet, ‘‘Sweet vuices are calling.” along at the time and passed the I would be too much like swimming ‘Nevada, May 1ith, 1873, theGovernment, to punivh them for s hore and Fobaceo st such ratesas will prove ardund the cirdle. It jojned a pro forbidden in—Massachusetts, and to Court upon thé State and itocal rev A Singular Formation, To to the ini At the same: meetinga gift . — 3 ps M., Stipt. . whosaid her heart was broke on ace . . then favored with vocal and instruning, and she thought he would then failed in every case,’ as with thé thental music by Miss. Hawley, after stop it. The first I saw of the difiieminent clergymen of the sereve Apaches and Modocs, when tribes. Christian: denominations. were. inclined t0 war, and is. only which the criti¢ of.the day, Mrs. culty the purties were standing near batterstill if, Indians could be made nels. a announced, for the endowmént of a outrages, ‘The ‘Peace policy “has by “sentiment.” The Tristitate was was going to talkto him that evereligious lectnreship, to be held by AND AFULL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. subject to tlie same laws’ as»vother . ~ leriminals.inthis country, : Who taking ou workingt Dancing from 9 to. o’clock being entled, the teachers responded Foireutating about her; and-that~shre }2242,—-whose_name—is_notpublicly . mat cout "cagesthemto the siultiplication of AB. WADSWop A.M. ALLEN, rs SS of $30,000 from agentle~ Begs Watson in-theehair.-~The roll count of the scandal Kerrigan was was __dlences of fear; Tre it aay ate A. R. LORD, Kida’8 Building, Pine Street, Nevada, lowing is a synopsis of theteatimony: donations t6 the institttion, making stitute votedth ‘continue’ in eg TheJives 0of settlers for auother day. The Institute Floor a “the ne ite of ground. a pers are now expected to content enues. The total Valuation of prop ‘A singular formation was strack in erty on which:the taxes are unpaid, themselves with cider, . would ever, think it 4 part of igtvitinethe Burns’ mine, now being 4%! S EB % of NW % and N W Quar. for all gt announe ries are think th than on be used ~ Speller, * heavy § Gri Mr. G entertai Tuesda appropt the Old assisted strume’ Bi Tenders Bought and soid at Regula es ter of S-ction 20, in Township 15 North, Rane 8 East, into be treated. ‘a8 mineral-in 1d Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. character, and more val for mining Titers advances nade on Gold’ Dust or than for agricultura} % until the Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min contrary is proved after dye notice. And General and Speciai Deposits received, worked is 80 million dollars, Of this amount ’ Lrevt. Eagan, one of the wounded whereas, Wm, A. Barnes . Post Office adCheeks on San Franeiseo, Sactamento, Sa Flat, a day 55 million consists ef solvent debts, of the Modoe war, and Mr. Fox of dress, Grass Valley, Cal. did on the 2ist Jose, Stockton and iaCity jars td treat with “armed or two ago. ‘They have'afiné ledge day of October, A. D. 1870, file in the Regisoe on Eastern Cities, London and Gerand real estate belongi ng to the Fed“bunds of horse thieves, incendiaries . and are.taking out good rock. the New York Zilerald,« arrived at ter's Office of this District ‘his-Declaratory-{m Statement, claiming the same land, sc for Liverpool, London, Globe In‘. eral, State and City Governments, Redding a day or two 0B . en route alleging that it is agricultural in car. surance Company. . ‘and murderers, while they. were in}other day a workman, seeing a 10 million. This leaves 15 million, acter, and morc valusble for agricultuConREsronbeNie—Bank of Califarn$, for San Franciseo. open violation’ of law, and then, inof rich looking sulphurets i ral than for mining purposes. The efore, Francisco; Bank of D7O. Mills, Sacramento -—— on-whic hthe taxes, amountin g to ou will please take atten. that under and Agency Bank of Culitornis, Virginia City. ostead of. arresting and trying them, $225,000, “will be collected. IndeTux Board of Trustees ot Sacraty virtue of instructions from the Com. . making,treaties of peace.and sending . of the Genera) Land Office, dated Interest on Time Deposits will be allowpendent of this, the amount of $393,mento decided to have the street missioner May 6th, 1871,we have fixed the 26th’ day of theoutlaws away loaded with pres. into» eavity which 000 has been paid under protest, of cleaning done by contract, and indune, P% dD. 1873, at 10 o’clock A. M,,: at ed, as follows; ents, ammunition and subsistance. A office, before. the Registerand Receiver, on. the inside with the which $350,000 is decided to have structed the Street Commissioner to . this Six Months Time Deposfor the hearing of proofs to determine as again tenew their’ depretintionati s; most al ‘quartz erystals, and been legally. -collected, and will be edvertise for sealed proposals to do to the mineral or. agricultural character of its,6 per cent. per annum. yet this'is precisely what’ the ons a. St maid Jands. these erystals the sul. turned into the City and State treasthe work for one year. In witness whereof, we havo herefica unto set our hands and affixed the TIwelve Months _ Time phurets were found to be very rich. uries, So that the amount of taxes seal of this office, the day and the ‘The little.cave which he struck that will yet be actually paid into Tue library of General Canby, year first ve written. Deposits, 8 per cent. per . B. MeFARLAND, Register. glistened as though npc were the treasury in San Francisco is consisting of 300 volumes, has been Waist FELLOWS, Reveiver. wee in diamonds. Dibble & Brym. Attys. » malt $575,000, of which sum one-third, or presented to the Portland Library @2” Persons residing at » distance cad Association, ; $191,666—less commission fer colCounty Court, May 16th, > ane. i send money by Express. 4 tion. for the Government . to send out. ‘by Bruce’ Lee, on Gold. were made _ GRAND EVENING’S Peoplvs. e John Brown. Defendamount of State tax in that city on Boston, as far as declared, aggregate ENTERTAINMENT . amenable to the laws ‘of _ Sohn Caldwell presiding. — “ lecting—will come to the State. The Tue May dividends, payable in _ the United States in the Territories, if was $279,500 Ro Tong a8 they are peadeable, they ant arraigned and entered plea of the illegal assesament $3,887,750. “are protected, and when they transnot guilty in cases 201 and 202, the Executions-—-Mortimer’s Sanity. _gneas, punishment according to law charges against him’ being grand John Devine “was executed for the ‘is made to Surely fall upon them, larceny. The cases were set. for trial murder of John Kamp, in San Franthey.would soon Jearn that peace jon the 19th day of August next. cisco, on Wednesday,and Chas. J. ‘Pays, and become obedient to law. Court adjourned to ret mornFlinn, alias Mortimer, waa~hung in Vhispolicy might «cost much before ing at 100 ‘clock, Sacramento on Thursday. “Mortiws Yndians are brought to undermer after his trial confessed the niurstand it, but they would soon learn that a law that is good for a white mau, is good for an Indian. Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. FOR SALE. AT NEVADA THEATRE, WO OF PISHER’S HYDRAUT-. eS Tux Mayor of Utica, N. Y., is striving to close the drinking saloons on Sundays, Tuesday Ev'g, May 20, 1873. IC CHIEF NOZZLES, both perfeetly new and in excellent condition. Wil) we sold cheap for cash. Inquire of . MR. G. A. POTTER Tue Pennsylvania Legislature has prohibited the sale of apeens in the ESPECTFULLY announces a Grand Evening’s Entertainment, when a vast Summer months. amount of very interesting and instructive Mr, Rawson is canvassing Grass der of Mrs: ‘Gibson, for which he} Valley to get names for Mr, Gus, Dewas hung, and of a number of other \ Gor. Brown,. of Tennessee, de GEO. E. TURNER, Nevada City, Cal. ml BOOTS information will be commanicated in an onxome hand Poet Gen’ BP a on Boots, Skeecs, Gaiters, Laaa dies, Misses & Children’s he eee ete LECTURE, clines to call another session of the AND SHOES. ote Young's Directory of Nevada county. crimes, including the murder of Cars Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes tions of the Old-and New TestaSeveral days before Legislature. Slippers, &ec., oe istory, assisted by the most perfect All my Goods age from the -best Manufacset.of instruments, pewerfulrefiectors,etc., valuable work. It ix*to be . his death Flinn wasexamined by Dr, WHILE ‘Tennessee has: only five by which theae will be beuutifully turers of New York, Philade nd Boston. ulated at all points on this ceast . Shurtleff, of the Insane Asylum, and clerksin thedepartment at Washing} illustrated, ‘The Scenes of the . Rubber Boots, -Misses_and tin young woman of ‘Teapeotable . Children’s Shoes, just fromthe manufactoDr. Wilkins of Marysville, for insan: dacmwus States; in this.city, married J.V. . and in bid Ty, received by the laststeamer. I aleo haveton, one Congr. district in ity. The former, ‘after thorough ex+ afull assoriment-of Blacking, Nea Foot . Matha: and went wyth him to Ne. Vermont has 23, ye Calf ior ming Skins, Sole Have been exceuted French Calf, ‘the most eminent +e amination, pronounced him sane. wade City. She flirted with other artists, talented and securately copied We und d that Smith & Mills Dr. Wilkins said he would believe Tur Petaluma Argus think that. from works of the Old Masters, then; Her husband . was’ jealous, and lost and are ding Store. @ howe a day ot twosince with him insane if the motives which. the frost has done but little'damage . finést specimens of Art ever Meee by REPAIRING DONE ‘obtaineda divorce; she returned to this im the vexy best Hyl. “man, disease, aud they have Pee papery pn ee to —— er prompted him to feign insanity did in that locality. San) Franciacd, and went. to. living ae st clic willbe complete, and oline Prenet. GRAND MOVING DIORAMA one quiteill, ‘with a man named Snyder, whom‘She . . afterwards: married, and by whom fe Tet not exist, but that in view of the = A ease lamar -has offered BlyThe. Exhibition will Tae completion of the monument strong motives for feigning insanity;: reward of $10,000 for the dar obtaineda divorce.ages. stone first quarried for the colossal at 8 o'clock, The Exbibition for séveral weeks, it warren: every keep my own manufactur ol ways on hand ped ill sell my goods Fanaa of Comic sudhighly anus. heap as any tad holier thts county. _ Bin thief. who . i"mig‘© tecomme could not pronounce a positive ‘elie iad a child, She theu became at the nationalcemetery in Antietam he opinion without having him under stole a barrelof cider from him. 50 cents; Chil intimate with Budd Doble, and Sny-. will be delayed ‘neurly a year, the surveillance conclude with a Admission, FLOUR FOR SALE. spcer ip Years, 25 cents. . Tuexe are 630 negroes and 56 good music, aE UNDERSIGNED, inorder to cet ut business, offer for sale, from fignre having been found so defective ‘Grores W. Grezs of San Franwhites in the Penitentiary of AlaOR ea’ but afew weeks since eae eee to Teject it and cisco has donated alot at Berkley, bama. NEVADA 1TRON ‘aun, BRASS the child, She Saas pects sire containing nearly six acres, for the Scorzsnoro, Ala, has ‘banishe 1 its Tar lovely ger Dickinson is purposes ofa student’s Home and saloons five miles beyond. town lim‘Chapel, under the care of the Episcoits. coming to the coast soon to instruct he lot cost $5,064. . our women how to wear the breeches: pal Chureh. The --OF— NO. 1. BAKERS’, EXTRA Mand Tore84 Bodarhay hi fs.th")© San. ". “een e Sei lied AAGy s { Da aii New Yous is afraid that she has re. 22d to enlighten Shem. on. other, ort Cus ene hiandzedth ship is now got to Support her canals by ee. reforms, —with grain > the t m2attjoalled . ag and Saw =n Machinery Ookiang = we ra .,000 TO 20,000 SACKS obtain another, (Ox hiabdtdd and forty . \are ‘on ‘the new Mint®‘in San Fanabsco, : eS 8 cane i in oh THE foundationof the new Cas Sis bell ; ; ¥ “STKAM ENGINES, : ‘ eran isnot eb tou House in San Franciis sco to-be . dit faDa was Ya tel y ‘sold . . laid shortly unde r the direction: of }— SSepebsitt‘idgs Arahitect Malle. vr whnnantnn. ie say PER ¥ at rate of TOROS POUNDS. CLARE, oprietor: Bicuiea eae ; +Revada, Marc: 6th, 2973. < copied 1 ers, and mens of displayi of desig: in whie’ ted wit! the mos colors, . _ hibition tightly Fruit

: warner’ ——— : gh MAN died iin Wiscor in 1 whe, by Vyenson of his violen sanity, has '}-been chained to rr log Oe 19 : em t : sail ‘Whenon Exathination of Matt Kerrigan. . County Teachers’ Institute, "The A neporsy by es E. Carr.” aT of Kerri ysays: Matt furnished by the con pup te the sob and ae the plates badly twists the ath dere@t himself has §itce. that, 7 tlibeptintty jail, Ww: morning Net en yer Bliss, by_ ’ ae ey le to use them.. “Ther Lovereal 2° 7. oe a ‘ anE from hiseou askédt afiitm r poke me rtLUE HE. YOUNG . ieee‘poctaL, c<P civeke last party Ps with ogto be: et De rolléd to his bedside; —Br‘na . " PEMPERANCE WALL, . a. a Sable to secnre as good hig own hand placed the chain once. . grore around his ankle. “ by T. He Carr, which produced a very attorney, N. E. Whiteside, «and Shiw’ an impression as ‘required. Lastly, “Civilization sisit acheat?’* Such — Posey ee g, Maysida198 discharge asked for. Judge Bliss on for the present, the velvet-brown general discussien, and considerable is the heading of the Sacramento BORN. ink, which the department requires shearing the petition transferred the . ~~ Gniorwto aw article in criticism of, SRT SHANE AT SS ETT —-— ee 256 PARES “Reception tonainiltins. Prof. Hanning then.“expieined his ease to Justice Sellon’s court for ex-shall be used, is difficult to work end those who; advocate the exterminaIn this city; May 16th, .187%, aclaooine JOHN een method of teaching '‘English gram‘antimation, which waeonehtded yesMuble to thicken. * J. 8. MURCHIP ~~" Hahn and wife, a son. tion of. the —— md the assassinaonesies His_reterday afternoon, resulting. in. the . . M. BUEFINGT OS tas Ate late mecting of the Trustees marks drew out © very interesting discharge of the prisoner, on the We Lesitate ny to s@y that that civof Cornell: University, H., W. Sage, ‘ _HIRSCHMANN, cisein inaute nn cond > study, ground that the shootingwasjustifiiization trom which otighiated thé discussion upon that important After considerable debate, the Inable an act of self defense. The folof Brooklyn; added $30,000 to his “peace policy toward Indian murder-. ee at cheat, eae the terrible sacrifices tothis cheat.adjourned tomeet ‘at:the” 8 P.M. The: poliey will.never succeed in. #8eses _RIDAYEVENING, — ioe. Peace, Daca ane,ahe Tndians s re“The Thi $300.) Michael. Walsh, husband of ‘the woawhole amount of hisnL reatman‘shot; =testified~that-“when he . 999. ~"This-last gift isto. came” the’ evening of the coasting a chapel for the. Walvesliy. . : shooting, he found Mrs. W. ‘crying, “<ne freé from denominational con ¥. BROWN,ORTH, HOLE IN STILL — ‘OUT, CANDIES, NUTS, DOMESTIC tain 2,506 Jee, SRRENNC ALD spectfully inform the people of Bact ronxcco; 3 Ge City and surr.“A:ng towns tha ie t i; still Selling Out. And offering évery thing in his lite, »: th } Fresh Limes, Lemons, Oranges, — And Pine Apples, con: Pho/Listittite thé listened: to an, perties. He turned back at the reKutisfactony fo ahi, bayers, quest of Mrs;W. and saw the shootcession of that kind once,”’ JULIUS GREEN WALD. ing. Henry Hogart was summonéd ey ee May 13, 1873. How. Levi Wares, Chairman of for the defence, and said that he the Michigan House Committee on A ‘GERMAN PICNIC.rai be held at been followed by, fears of a general High school, at 94. My the next knew nothing about the affair. The on State Affairs, and an honored and Office, Foot of Main Street, -Nevada City. defendent was also sworn, who reIndian outbreak in the couhtry?, It morning: usefal citizen, died in Lansing. on vena’ ISMERT’S . GROVE, FRIDAY MORNING. lated the circumstances of the shootis. simply : and.clearly because. the Near the, Alenbrook Race Course, the 26th ult., of pneumonia. The The Institute met promptly at 9 ing as heretofore published. By’ — BaYages are beginning to think’ that bad air of the capitol and overwork bee Nevada Ice Company would intorm A ON the public that they are prepared to they tae ast the’ genA, M., Superintendent Watson in the agreement the sworn statement of are thought to have had-mach to do supply consumers with. Ice, They have eral Government, e signal .and chair. The subject first in order was Mrs. Walsh; who was too ill to be much to do with his death. . He was . .’ Slt sing May 25, 1873. over eight thousand tons of Ice at their a discussion upon vocal music and present, was tread. The substance Music will be furnished by Conrad Zick’s various houses, ‘complete. defeat and pursuit of the a.native of Washington county, New String Orders left at the office for ‘any amout Band, of Grass Valley. — Modoes for the atrocious assassinathe best method of teaching it. Mr. of her story was that shé went out to York, and nearly 70 years of age, Privileges will. be let roy the keeping o1 of Ice will be png sa . filled, is the Hawley opened the discussion, anid! mvet Kerrigan with a pistol, and Ice deliv to customers every mornRefre ent Stands to the highest bidders. tidus of W: they are guilty, m0 Sealed posals will be reéeived by the fea illustrated his methods of teaching said she did not intend to hurt him, Maxveu & Co., cigar \shevateeturCommittee for the stands until Thursday only poliey * hich ‘will bring ‘other May 22d. ‘The Committee reserve neighboting. tribes .that. they. must the same; he was followed bya numbut wanted him to cease slandering ers in San Franciseo,tiave disebarged evening, BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY the privilege to reject any bid, ber of teachers upon the same —_ her. She told Kerrigan that she all their Chinese.aployes, and have Bids can be left with J. Senner, Jr., Ne. niake utd keep peace with the Gov. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ject. heard he was murdered’ and she employed a_— of giris to joary vada City, or. Mrs, Ismert, at the Grove. ‘ernment, ‘This pelicy of,. Funning atA general invitation is extended to all (ara STOCK $200, 000 The question,: “Resolved that Geknew he was.a thief. After other parsons to be present and join in the festiv‘ter Indians who are in arms to plead tics, maT ography,as'a study,should be thrown talk Kerrigan shot herand ran away. : OFFICERS : for peave, has cout’ the Governniertt SOHN W. HINDS, President. out of the public schoels,” was‘next The testimony fully justified Kerri. ‘énough. The only plan that. will We un being got in this.ci place at _. ants are “GERMAN PICNIC. _ their outrages,’‘Why is itthatthe murinteresting and instructive lectureon der of the Peace Gommissioners and the. fact: that the. ‘Modoes" ‘Have chémistry by’"Prof; McGlashen, after been thus far able to hold ‘ont, have. which: it adjourned’ to ‘meet at the NEVADA ICE COMPANY. United States Land Office. IRECTORS; ‘évétsudteed is” that, stiggestéd by debated,Mr, O'Neil opening the disgans discharge. . ©. Niles, "hae, Marsh, R.W. Tully, éussion. After in extended debate, curdlitig, hair-raising ghost, which Sacramento, Cal; May 3d, 1873. Saati Clark, M, L. Marsh, A. H, Parker, General Sherman, namely, Placing O ail whom it may concern; Whereas, John W. Hinds, it was voted that. Geography should Errxct oF THE Tax Dectstyx.—The i s Making it lively for the aaperati: ‘the entire management, of Indian ‘on the 23d day of September, 1870, the ‘Platoft Townsliip 15, North, Rangé Sikast, age TO LOAN on on: good colluteral se. ‘affairs in ‘the hands of the War Denot be thrown ‘ont-of our schools, San Francisco officials have arrived. tious and timid. was filed in the U. 8. Land Office, at Snocurit but that Monteith’s Heegreptine at the figures showing the P e segs of ~partment. But wethink it would be letHighest Price paid for City and Coun « Jager is now ramento, Cal; and by Commissioner’s should, the recent decision of theSupreme Tue sale of ab and ter dated December 2, 1871, the W3s of N W Warrants. _— re Omeg», k will has. “suecesstut when indians were; before Waters, read her‘very:‘able criticisms. together. onthe trail, Mrs. W. hold“Tax President gives as the reastantly on hand. its adoption, disposed to peace, © The Miss Fininger then favored the Ining a pistol by her side. I ran~¢osou why. he did not make his prosenkes stitute with some fine instrumental ward them and told her to shoot, at civilization which andertakes to treat Fresh Fruits. received every day and de-. . posed Southern trip,: Hers isthe. music, aftet which the assistant.crit-. that time Kerrigan shot,and Mrs. W. wi een}caeaa and bargain.with Modocs as though: livered_in any part ofthe cily free of . i¢-read-hisreport.-' TheMissesDadropped her pistol. I picked it up the reason, ‘Eexpected to go,—anda charge. venport then delighted the audience, and fired at Kerrigan. I heard no was makilig arrangements for a trip, All orders from ate country promptly 4 PIPES, ~ gnd will never succeed in securing Cheaper thax any ovbier house in aevele especially the teachers, who'so selconversation,. Mr, McFadden. testibut they noised it abroad and made filled, peace, until Indians are made to feel dom hear anything of the kind, with fied tliat he happened to be going so much ‘preparation that I thought Connty—wholesale and retail. ED. GOLDSMITH, Agent. first the power and determination of 4m offering the very best brands of Cc. a duet, ‘‘Sweet vuices are calling.” along at the time and passed the I would be too much like swimming ‘Nevada, May 1ith, 1873, theGovernment, to punivh them for s hore and Fobaceo st such ratesas will prove ardund the cirdle. It jojned a pro forbidden in—Massachusetts, and to Court upon thé State and itocal rev A Singular Formation, To to the ini At the same: meetinga gift . — 3 ps M., Stipt. . whosaid her heart was broke on ace . . then favored with vocal and instruning, and she thought he would then failed in every case,’ as with thé thental music by Miss. Hawley, after stop it. The first I saw of the difiieminent clergymen of the sereve Apaches and Modocs, when tribes. Christian: denominations. were. inclined t0 war, and is. only which the criti¢ of.the day, Mrs. culty the purties were standing near batterstill if, Indians could be made nels.. a announced, for the endowmént of a outrages, ‘The ‘Peace policy “has by “sentiment.” The Tristitate was was going to talkto him that evereligious lectnreship, to be held by AND AFULL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. subject to tlie same laws’ as»vother . ~ leriminals.inthis country, : Who taking ou workingt Dancing from 9 to. o’clock being entled, the teachers responded Foireutating about her; and-that~shre }2242,—-whose_name—is_notpublicly . mat cout "cagesthemto the siultiplication of AB. WADSWop A.M. ALLEN, rs SS of $30,000 from agentle~ Begs Watson in-theehair.-~The roll count of the scandal Kerrigan was was __dlences of fear; Tre it aay ate A. R. LORD, Kida’8 Building, Pine Street, Nevada, lowing is a synopsis of theteatimony: donations t6 the institttion, making stitute votedth ‘continue’ in eg TheJives 0of settlers for auother day. The Institute Floor a

“the ne ite of ground. a pers are now expected to content enues. The total Valuation of prop ‘A singular formation was strack in erty on which:the taxes are unpaid, themselves with cider, . would ever, think it 4 part of igtvitinethe Burns’ mine, now being 4%! S EB % of NW % and N W Quar. for all gt announe ries are think th than on be used ~ Speller, * heavy § Gri Mr. G entertai Tuesda appropt the Old assisted strume’ Bi Tenders Bought and soid at Regula es ter of S-ction 20, in Township 15 North, Rane 8 East, into be treated. ‘a8 mineral-in 1d Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. character, and more val for mining Titers advances nade on Gold’ Dust or than for agricultura} % until the Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min contrary is proved after dye notice. And General and Speciai Deposits received, worked is 80 million dollars, Of this amount ’ Lrevt. Eagan, one of the wounded whereas, Wm, A. Barnes . Post Office adCheeks on San Franeiseo, Sactamento, Sa Flat, a day 55 million consists ef solvent debts, of the Modoe war, and Mr. Fox of dress, Grass Valley, Cal. did on the 2ist Jose, Stockton and iaCity jars td treat with “armed or two ago. ‘They have'afiné ledge day of October, A. D. 1870, file in the Regisoe on Eastern Cities, London and Gerand real estate belongi ng to the Fed“bunds of horse thieves, incendiaries . and are.taking out good rock. the New York Zilerald,« arrived at ter's Office of this District ‘his-Declaratory-{m Statement, claiming the same land, sc for Liverpool, London, Globe In‘. eral, State and City Governments, Redding a day or two 0B . en route alleging that it is agricultural in car. surance Company. . ‘and murderers, while they. were in}other day a workman, seeing a 10 million. This leaves 15 million, acter, and morc valusble for agricultuConREsronbeNie—Bank of Califarn$, for San Franciseo. open violation’ of law, and then, inof rich looking sulphurets i ral than for mining purposes. The efore, Francisco; Bank of D7O. Mills, Sacramento -—— on-whic hthe taxes, amountin g to ou will please take atten. that under and Agency Bank of Culitornis, Virginia City. ostead of. arresting and trying them, $225,000, “will be collected. IndeTux Board of Trustees ot Sacraty virtue of instructions from the Com. . making,treaties of peace.and sending . of the Genera) Land Office, dated Interest on Time Deposits will be allowpendent of this, the amount of $393,mento decided to have the street missioner May 6th, 1871,we have fixed the 26th’ day of theoutlaws away loaded with pres. into» eavity which 000 has been paid under protest, of cleaning done by contract, and indune, P% dD. 1873, at 10 o’clock A. M,,: at ed, as follows; ents, ammunition and subsistance. A office, before. the Registerand Receiver, on. the inside with the which $350,000 is decided to have structed the Street Commissioner to . this Six Months Time Deposfor the hearing of proofs to determine as again tenew their’ depretintionati s; most al ‘quartz erystals, and been legally. -collected, and will be edvertise for sealed proposals to do to the mineral or. agricultural character of its,6 per cent. per annum. yet this'is precisely what’ the ons a. St maid Jands. these erystals the sul. turned into the City and State treasthe work for one year. In witness whereof, we havo herefica unto set our hands and affixed the TIwelve Months _ Time phurets were found to be very rich. uries, So that the amount of taxes seal of this office, the day and the ‘The little.cave which he struck that will yet be actually paid into Tue library of General Canby, year first ve written. Deposits, 8 per cent. per . B. MeFARLAND, Register. glistened as though npc were the treasury in San Francisco is consisting of 300 volumes, has been Waist FELLOWS, Reveiver. wee in diamonds. Dibble & Brym. Attys. » malt $575,000, of which sum one-third, or presented to the Portland Library @2” Persons residing at » distance cad Association, ; $191,666—less commission fer colCounty Court, May 16th, > ane. i send money by Express. 4 tion. for the Government . to send out. ‘by Bruce’ Lee, on Gold. were made _ GRAND EVENING’S Peoplvs. e John Brown. Defendamount of State tax in that city on Boston, as far as declared, aggregate ENTERTAINMENT . amenable to the laws ‘of _ Sohn Caldwell presiding. — “ lecting—will come to the State. The Tue May dividends, payable in _ the United States in the Territories, if was $279,500 Ro Tong a8 they are peadeable, they ant arraigned and entered plea of the illegal assesament $3,887,750. “are protected, and when they transnot guilty in cases 201 and 202, the Executions-—-Mortimer’s Sanity. _gneas, punishment according to law charges against him’ being grand John Devine “was executed for the ‘is made to Surely fall upon them, larceny. The cases were set. for trial murder of John Kamp, in San Franthey.would soon Jearn that peace jon the 19th day of August next. cisco, on Wednesday,and Chas. J. ‘Pays, and become obedient to law. Court adjourned to ret mornFlinn, alias Mortimer, waa~hung in Vhispolicy might «cost much before ing at 100 ‘clock, Sacramento on Thursday. “Mortiws Yndians are brought to undermer after his trial confessed the niurstand it, but they would soon learn that a law that is good for a white mau, is good for an Indian. Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. FOR SALE. AT NEVADA THEATRE, WO OF PISHER’S HYDRAUT-. eS Tux Mayor of Utica, N. Y., is striving to close the drinking saloons on Sundays, Tuesday Ev'g, May 20, 1873. IC CHIEF NOZZLES, both perfeetly new and in excellent condition. Wil) we sold cheap for cash. Inquire of . MR. G. A. POTTER Tue Pennsylvania Legislature has prohibited the sale of apeens in the ESPECTFULLY announces a Grand Evening’s Entertainment, when a vast Summer months. amount of very interesting and instructive Mr, Rawson is canvassing Grass der of Mrs: ‘Gibson, for which he} Valley to get names for Mr, Gus, Dewas hung, and of a number of other \ Gor. Brown,. of Tennessee, de GEO. E. TURNER, Nevada City, Cal. ml BOOTS information will be commanicated in an onxome hand Poet Gen’ BP a on Boots, Skeecs, Gaiters, Laaa dies, Misses & Children’s he eee ete LECTURE, clines to call another session of the AND SHOES. ote Young's Directory of Nevada county. crimes, including the murder of Cars Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes tions of the Old-and New TestaSeveral days before Legislature. Slippers, &ec., oe istory, assisted by the most perfect All my Goods age from the -best Manufacset.of instruments, pewerfulrefiectors,etc., valuable work. It ix*to be . his death Flinn wasexamined by Dr, WHILE ‘Tennessee has: only five by which theae will be beuutifully turers of New York, Philade nd Boston. ulated at all points on this ceast . Shurtleff, of the Insane Asylum, and clerksin thedepartment at Washing} illustrated, ‘The Scenes of the . Rubber Boots, -Misses_and tin young woman of ‘Teapeotable . Children’s Shoes, just fromthe manufactoDr. Wilkins of Marysville, for insan: dacmwus States; in this.city, married J.V. . and in bid Ty, received by the laststeamer. I aleo haveton, one Congr. district in ity. The former, ‘after thorough ex+ afull assoriment-of Blacking, Nea Foot . Matha: and went wyth him to Ne. Vermont has 23, ye Calf ior ming Skins, Sole Have been exceuted French Calf, ‘the most eminent +e amination, pronounced him sane. wade City. She flirted with other artists, talented and securately copied We und d that Smith & Mills Dr. Wilkins said he would believe Tur Petaluma Argus think that. from works of the Old Masters, then; Her husband . was’ jealous, and lost and are ding Store. @ howe a day ot twosince with him insane if the motives which. the frost has done but little'damage . finést specimens of Art ever Meee by REPAIRING DONE ‘obtaineda divorce; she returned to this im the vexy best Hyl. “man, disease, aud they have Pee papery pn ee to —— er prompted him to feign insanity did in that locality. San) Franciacd, and went. to. living ae st clic willbe complete, and oline Prenet. GRAND MOVING DIORAMA one quiteill, ‘with a man named Snyder, whom‘She . . afterwards: married, and by whom fe Tet not exist, but that in view of the = A ease lamar -has offered BlyThe. Exhibition will Tae completion of the monument strong motives for feigning insanity;: reward of $10,000 for the dar obtaineda divorce.ages. stone first quarried for the colossal at 8 o'clock, The Exbibition for séveral weeks, it warren: every keep my own manufactur ol ways on hand ped ill sell my goods Fanaa of Comic sudhighly anus. heap as any tad holier thts county. _ Bin thief. who . i"mig‘© tecomme could not pronounce a positive ‘elie iad a child, She theu became at the nationalcemetery in Antietam he opinion without having him under stole a barrelof cider from him. 50 cents; Chil intimate with Budd Doble, and Sny-. will be delayed ‘neurly a year, the surveillance conclude with a Admission, FLOUR FOR SALE. spcer ip Years, 25 cents. . Tuexe are 630 negroes and 56 good music, aE UNDERSIGNED, inorder to cet ut business, offer for sale, from fignre having been found so defective ‘Grores W. Grezs of San Franwhites in the Penitentiary of AlaOR ea’ but afew weeks since eae eee to Teject it and cisco has donated alot at Berkley, bama. NEVADA 1TRON ‘aun, BRASS the child, She Saas pects sire containing nearly six acres, for the Scorzsnoro, Ala, has ‘banishe 1 its Tar lovely ger Dickinson is purposes ofa student’s Home and saloons five miles beyond. town lim‘Chapel, under the care of the Episcoits. coming to the coast soon to instruct he lot cost $5,064. . our women how to wear the breeches: pal Chureh. The --OF— NO. 1. BAKERS’, EXTRA Mand Tore84 Bodarhay hi fs.th")© San. ". “een e Sei lied AAGy s { Da aii New Yous is afraid that she has re. 22d to enlighten Shem. on. other, ort Cus ene hiandzedth ship is now got to Support her canals by ee. reforms, —with grain > the t m2attjoalled . ag and Saw =n Machinery Ookiang = we ra .,000 TO 20,000 SACKS obtain another, (Ox hiabdtdd and forty . \are ‘on ‘the new Mint®‘in San Fanabsco, : eS 8 cane i in oh THE foundationof the new Cas Sis bell ; ; ¥ “STKAM ENGINES, : ‘ eran isnot eb tou House in San Franciis sco to-be . dit faDa was Ya tel y ‘sold . . laid shortly unde r the direction: of }— SSepebsitt‘idgs Arahitect Malle. vr whnnantnn. ie say PER ¥ at rate of TOROS POUNDS. CLARE, oprietor: Bicuiea eae ; +Revada, Marc: 6th, 2973. < copied 1 ers, and mens of displayi of desig: in whie’ ted wit! the mos colors, . _ hibition tightly Fruit