May 4, 1880 (4 pages)

we —-ham,: Tite Aydty Tran Ws evil if rere = MEVADA CITY, GAL FORKS . ‘Tuesday. May 4th, 1389. Important Miniaz z Sale. Brothers and Ap (freenbanks Have disposed of the the Jim Crow Blanding W. imtérest in Black. Jack mine at Canyon, county, to Senator John P. Jénes of Washington, J. W. Bailey and W. J. Weleh‘of New. York, me Bz — Doble of San Francisco. C. S; Benthrough whotn the _sale nade, continue, with thenew company, whs have settled all accounts against the property; aut 1 will immediately ié —— gene work, It is proposedtoad ——. __—___sicht-merestampetothefourale th quar tZ Sierra . 4 retains hisintereat, “aad wall . . pe ACTHNG ’ THES. } . An Puteresting Lecture* “Pelivered . by thon. C. W. Cross Eefore. the . Teachers’ Institute ef, Nevada : County. Fs — E The object of teaching is education, remavked Mr. Cross before the large andience that assembled at4 Hunt’s Hall last Thursday . Not etlucation inghe sense of 'imparting book-learnimg » merely, but in its evening, true sense—a process of developing . and training the capacities of hunian . beings, toppidered as.moral and phy‘ i sical and intelligent beings. Different countries have adopted . was . diffe rent systems, according to their) teacher — the hours of reére“they Stion with the pupils upon the playy . = s . Lsystem of pub.ic education at Sparta [8 ound, where afew smiles, inces and Necessitics,— cay Perhaps the oldest 1 in the world)con. sisted-ehiefly of physical training, be; . . igethat State needed soldiers, . The ruing of. Pompeii . aq the oh 8 nut scholars. x “inthe mill, put in Frue é¢oncentrators, and-make numerous otlier extensive improvenrents, next-month. ‘Phe Pract Fac! < who knew ‘about the most desiral ble > claimsin this part of __ tie State fh tre tedrets-very— dares OCs “goo grat 5 Wn it as oue of by tunnel. Darniz the tite -ithas been in operation ‘the results have been high'y encouraging. “Mr. Benham left this city for New Yore.lay, before yestdrday, for the purpose of completing negotiations already ‘begun by which othe Otiental quarts mine at Alleghany will be plaéed in th® Mastern. mark t. Many of our + people are Well acjuainted with~ the history: “f this property, Consideérable znoney has been sia Lupon it, A vood body of-ere is’ believed to.cxist there. dave labored under” ‘untold ditiicul‘ties, most of which no, oue but themresponsible for, The prese nt. owners selves are in devel-' oping it thus far. We see no reason why, if good management is inawyu4 and ‘the ay a legitimate rated underground, whole thing is conducted ¢laim should be, good returns could not be-made, of 500\ l ore, and the onkys, thing that geetas necessary is to’ go after ‘There-is.an abundance it in ai economical. and intelligent. gnan~ ner, We havealways:-believed that the mine isa good one}j.and sincerely hope that it will-have a fajr Oppor—==starnity-tejustify the opmion, ee A Streng Ender semacat. Mi ning Recor “Nevada county, Califoinia,The Chicago’ remarks: . is, the seat of the of the gold quartz minesof the P.cific Coast. Ivis in that county that. is located thenow unworked Ktireka Cold Mining property which in eleven years (18651877 ‘in“clusivély) ‘produced-mete—than : $4,750,000 and paid its stockholders as ynuch as $2,140,000 in” eighty dénds; there alsois the Idaho gold most valuable ‘ ; Companys divimine Which has-already-paid $2;712,100 in one hundred and twentyaivht dividends, Inavaluedexchange froin that county—the TR (xscrepr of Nevada City, we astern investoys in jmining ) 2 tind much good advice to yeutures,’ Bart —— ae Bullion Shipment for April. Bullion to the amount of $82,100 was shipped through Wells, dc Co.’s ollive at this city-during the month of April. It-was-an unusuat ly light month owing to the colt weather and Snowstorms that preFargo vailed and caused the suspension of work itt some of the leading clains Add to the amount above specilied humerous shipments through other soarces, and the quantity of gold sent below from this city during April assumes very respectable pro" portions, ‘all things considered; = Journattstte Rumor, Rufus Shoemaker has resigned. his position as Clerk of the. Bank Com. missioners of thisState, and has -returnett to Grass*Valley. Its ported that he wil resume the editorship of the Daily Union.’ Mr. Shoemakerisan able journalist and’ an estimable gentleman, and his Nevada coumnty friends will be glad. te sve him again. Sc Tue laud grant male hy Texas to the Pacite Railroad or to the coinpany thatowoutdt-construct wrattroadthrough Texas to the Pacific Ocean was sia? OO0*‘acrea, +B gee Wa: ‘oer’ Goons ry -jus sb now sweeping over Micaivau like a mighty tornado, Raving ints -weke sleepy mothers, efoss clildyen and empty squill bottler: a Oe Tre placidity . of expression worn iu « full barber shop caut<t be counterfeited. a man whd is ‘‘next”. isregarded-by thos; i cheaply ronKe ty lie over 50. years since they began rng reer mre reenrneccrmaarce termed lend them, the results were 86 mark: Te ee i show.that the Roman chil tren were . . taught the Greek language at.an ear. by-ase, that buried city are found Greekjexercises written at a hight, proving them to have been written by chi!+ dron-ofton_or twelve y. fears of age. Anmbngthe modern systems of: ex wcation, perhaps that “ole Prussl aa is most to be’ commended, from which many of the best-features of our own system have been adopted. “Phe beginning of schools in: the Uitited States was.at. Boston in 1635, and P bilemon Pormouut was the first teacher; but it was not until 1789 that girls were adinitted tothe public scligols of that city, and then only a‘part of the year, and it is but lto have the same privileges as boys in the schools. of the Hub, so slow -has been even this country in the recognition of the rights of woman intellectual creature. wonder is} not that woman has produced so few intellectual works in the past, but rather the wonder is tliat under such adverse -cireumstancés,she has produced so many. Among those who-have Jed in the march of progress in modern meth. mn as an rhe ods of education, none deserves more credit than Pestolozsi. He fitst-confended for natural methods, andalthough hus .efforts were but poorly rewardodan his Nite tim: slaves. whienever his methods were tried by those whiohad intellect enough to eompreed that his methods ard rapidly bebest methods in all moder systems. Like every refovm-movemeant, it cost the reformers What it benfited the world, aut he who in his life time was drivcoming the basis of our en by misfortune from one adversity ‘fo another, was the founder of. logical methods of instruction. In owr country, under our enlightened-privileges, a: system of eduea-. tion should seek and accomplish. two the good of the indivit the good of the community of which he isa member. . ‘Vhe first is’ accomplished by educating the chi.d in such a way as to enable him.to earn a liveliload by some useful employment; toadd to bis knowledge of the world, and-to iis capacities of rationAll, of these tend to accomplish the secont purpose, mm which those who support the sehools have the greatest interest. things: First, edireated;—and—second, al enjoyment. The only theory which will support yeneral taxation for educational purposes. is that universal education benelits: the whole community suiliciently to coimas-atongsome of the-watls of; ; Lean -podongerde—this. and maintain . profession; NOW AND waitinise land to to feel like Galileo, that “the world moves.” Sowe of the objections tour pres; ent met] jod ean be easily obviated. . Among’ tlfose objections, the objeci tion that the bright, the medium and. the stupid ate erowded a ong in the same class, at the same raté, can be obviated by giving to the bright ones an extra study, and by excusing the stypid anes from the least, important branch of.study pursued by the class. the public schools the children learn bad Ianguage and vicious habits, and are ofThe'objection.that in ten abused by older or stronger pw. pis, can only be obviated by. the afew . words, , an occasional reproof and ounstant watehfulness will obviate othe. whole: evil “It is-aduty which] Con tre Pacthe Const, V ocatist a e is, who} paced’ co dence, ~The Chinaman . if he y should happento expose a Mil vill perform upon 24 di entrust the obi rdveti to their care, eld’ four aces, and ‘seooped up the) mg “swindle which was being perpe[? Cr cull MAPMAED. tha Cashin 4: ADINLM MAK INS ming Punishment by severe words is of. coin. ‘ trated, he draws down upen his head . -calist and Lightning Change Artist in her : ten more cutting, more brutal” and and.more injurions, than. reasonable. corporal punishment, It-is a teacher’s duty towinintain pleasant relations with the parents =e: patrons-of a school, When he! hisself respect, he should seek another situation. Children like best the ‘school in which there is exact discipline and educated, and not merely educated, but educatedNndiis profession. The doctor, the lawyer and the clergynan, each of necesgity, possesses a large library of pwrely professional books,.and his suceess \depends almost eutirely upon his knowledge of the books of his professions. The teacher’s success will largely depend upon the same causes, and yet. it is sesses a well selected library of books upon the subject of .education,. and methods of teaching, but it is very frequent that a man‘or woman -engages in teaching without having even read asingle volume upon the business of teaching. ‘The teacher has much leisure time, and your duty, teachers, to your profession, as wellas to yourselve is to devote a reasonable portion: x that time to the mastery’ of your any other, must be well learned bd fore it can. be well followed. Barbers’ Sunday Laws PS The Sana Francisco Barbers’ Protective Association has notified the barbers of the entire State that. the new law-mfeference to the closing of shops (reoently signed by the Governor) requires them to be shut up at 12 o'clock noon. Sundays, The copy of the bill as originally introduced by Mr, Sinon required that With one or two exceptions the barbers of this city have no fault to find with One of them declares it an outrage on the citizens of a free country, and says he proposes to test its constitutionality! He thinks he it must have been amended, the law. not only rare that the teacher pos\Chinaman whose presence was hard bound over in the sumof $1,000 to -eharge of pend oe dl for the business, like . they close at 1 P, M., consequently . ' ae , beoui's Deck. va “Tsing Sikm,” a celestial, and ‘Old Persimmon,” a Digger Indian, both adepts at th8’business, got together in a Commergial street den and wrestled eacli other at draw poker. They played for smafl-stakes awhjle,aud neither-won or Finally old Persimmons shad three kings dealt ont to him, “Ul one, two’klards, remarked his chiefe ‘os$* much. him. welly. bad, Gib me ship complacently. Tsing Slam ‘shuffled out the two, aud oife of them proved, to be the last king in-the deck. O. 2. opponent on warily, and ‘pretty soon they bad Harty dollars SpIGce on the “Me call uin,” *-murmureil the red nian jas he got. to the bottom of his [>yrit wallet. : se led his “writer “of the article. fee . “Tt was the same old story of mis=. ck . < $ aie® 5 a ee en @ Beapematurtiry af thé-Preis. Says s the Sau Frain ‘Too often have the n led ,to. the’ through their were grossly exaggerated’ accounts, Alta: Ws papers beeu advertisi: of iumns which mines Hews Cb Thus the papervand the writer of the’ article were made nredinars for th perpetration of afraud. WVhis is not only an occasional. ovverence, but are unwittingly frequently, . men made abettors to a fraud very these and only through tle desire to make that No proits public the wealth, ef , particu ar mineral section. accrue, to these, mien and they ‘take i tne ime fail 10.860 all the risks, for shou! to fulfill the. promises ti: forth, pee anniemnine & thetirst— and only FHCHPRET TEE oes are the newspaper proj. tetor and thy But the fire atthe jonvonlist es not ceme from this aa alder 7s ~"“You heap cheatum,? officer Scott dropped in and the fight } was indetinitely postponed. _ om A Burglar Captured. Smith, had store-room oecasion. to visit the ef: the establisifhent, which isin the-Transcrrer block. The doors had been-elosed but were not locked, and therefore could: be easily Opened by any person, As]; Nichols entered and was feeling way through the darkness, he over some sacks of rice that werenot his in their place, and then ran across a . < to account for. He backed out of closed the doors’and fastened the monyolian inside. He went after ofticer Seott, who returned and made. the arrest. ‘The\ptisoner was tried before Judge Robinson yesterday and appear before the Grand Jury on a Truckee Republican; ‘‘The return . of our Representative” is the heading that graces the. focal column. of many of‘our exchanges, -We have become discouraged in watehing the trains for the return of Truckee’s prodigal, and the fatted-calf has been so reduced by the storms that he isa inere skeleton. The dispatches of the Associated Press are silent as to Judge, which demonstrates their utter inefficiency and lack of enterprise. erent hinted that. the ohebur. “7 place no ae. But what is home without a mngthér?, What is‘Truckee without a Walker? J A Squi i ‘ ‘ag pied i Abaulages Appa v¥ het noon @ large gray squtirrel. tresh from the woods, was. dishas as good a right:to shave and cut hair Sunday afternoon if he wants to as corporations have to hire Chinamen, > oe -— Chinamen in Demand. Graniteville, in the upper part. of this county, has for several weeks pensate the entire expenditure, Moral and physical education: are too much neglected in out The law. of the’ State education in morals, Dut the number who undertake system. requires of teachers any” sy¥stematic moral ectucation of the'r a \pils is very small, and yet there are retiable methods, laid down a cure: ful writers, Which ought to be faithfully pursued, If we should suceeed in hecoming.a nation of book-learned_ lacking in moral sense’ ani deficient in physical stamina, we should have gained but litths Good health tends to good morale, and learning without a corresponding degree of moral sentiment, is quite as fullof danger as of hope, Our system should indice noble impulses, upright moiives and lofty patrietism, and perhaps these can be best iuteulsated by a study of the noblest and most-patriotie characters in the —history of republics, Every child at a prop:r agt should people, } be taught to realize the progress of the near past, and to look to aid in the progress of the near fyture;to understand that food and, raiment past to some exteat been cut off from. commiunication with the rest: of the world, because of the vast snowiields in that section. Provisienshave as &consequence become very In spite of the fact that the people there are . bitter ayainst the race, they have recently found it neo: essary to employ Chinganen'to tmansvort tlour to them frem Moore's Blas, none of the white race having the endurance necessary to perform the feat. ‘The mongo ian pack-animals carry 80 pounds at a trip, making one trip perday. They reaeine six ‘cent’ per pound for transportation, and thus earn good wages. Se ae Mining at Smarts¥ille. ” More than 300 men are regul rly employed.in the hydraulie mines at Smartsville belonging to the Excelives Water and Mining Company. scarce, the Deer Creek, Rose Bar and Smartsvitle tinea, Te Appeal says this will énaBle the Company to pay up on on the 15th of May, . aud as the pay day only comes ence in three . and coin are not all there it of life, during the month. of May. = 6 . by Court, A ecleaingpis new-being-inade-at jm months all anticipate lively times covered in the top -branches of a high tree in N. B. B. Potter's yard on Broad street. Archie Nivens,Jr., procured his death-dealing rifle, and made an ouslaught on the ferocious animal. The first bullet cut off a part of one its fore paws. The secoud went tearing through its heart, and the squirrel tumbled to—the gsound, where it was secured after ithe crowd. of spectators unanimous y peonounced it dead. Arch. proved hinswelf to be a first-class shot. Superier Court. “Larimer ys. Ford, May ithe + The will of A. P. Van Slyke, deceased, was admitted to probate,and Maria Van Slyke was appointed administratrix. R.ch vs, Talbot, Jury demanded by plaintiif, Set for June 4th. _ Lawry vs. Skews. Set for June lst. City of Neadivs Downing. Trial Continued till Boynton vs. Creditors. Trial by ‘yelled the} the mcst seathing errs and a the there arose a'tall, erect figure, and sinewy, but scarcely t Announcing that he was fel] . House while he tived not to dare, as — beard and fiery eyes, wis the O’Gortnan Mahow, who, ashe said, the reom as rapidly as_ possible, 1 . e and land.Watker Wanted, — cmc ethane yGrass-Val 8 tie whereabouts and doings of the4— anscript has been “The Neyapa Tr manner in which. it fi of An incident in Parlianiéne. On the last night of the sitting of FD A > * + ati oe new style of oe News, originet <chection-or beats él aw s & doing some good work gf this uature, “ing Will be wine Lounge and a Ladies Dress and from the speaks, we judge somebody has be eR condemning its honest eX pression” }at Vinton’s 4 rer i 2 A Bouble mt. a A Bridgeport woman wneonscioy . ly went te church last Sunday yt. twe hats on her head—one inside ,j the other—aml a scoré or more ok othes women came very near eXpir. ing with: euvy hefore the -error Was . Wise overed. -They thought it wag S4 neal CRO ace en eae NEVADA TITEATRE. # BEES gc at Bee reer er rae Proprietor: Hi. T. Hammond. 5.0. Business Mai: ss Ths Event of the Sea sani 2 . Two Night ts Gniy, oo. Engagement of > the Great MAYHARD & WALLAR NOVELTY. COMPANY. “MONDAY EV ENING, WAY 3a. — — of the fnceriten: HARRY ANY TARRIE-MAYNARD, -theworld TER; a fee ‘acter Artists alld the original Protea: 1 HARRY MAY SAL, -the-chamesien-te —egdised THE pal Ly TF SEVADA CITY, C. mas pene cats Briet Men “Prantis Baras—re sant frou New Gens U. Yor H. LaGra of the Portuua pada’, sunday: The Democratic -C tou will meet 10 thi: urday. Ko Lert Watt, ‘m, Watt, gad other re! latives bre Wi 18 rant Vist the rill -going—O8Th rhe tria Thos, Cantield is pheamonla. He-wa ctenday as beilyy SU First appearance here af the pre state on. : Digger. making alunge at his cue, . by allis called a “gore ‘heacd~or an . ly WA7F ad tevrcd, he work renowi: dei : 3 airmen ane Aa sac oa ht + -ed-Hiusionistend-the-peopte sercatest ii They ran out of the door and down iuteioper 1D other peop e's -busi. of mystery, in wonderful Mystery an b ion. Hi lorsed b ‘: i « Perey . het at hs ee eas.” Ve oursel¥e s have not een . Sion. is fame is endorse y every coun street. ‘The Chinaman got corner. Ness. \ : try on the habital globe. Among the leaded, The man of the four. kings was . Tree fromthe severe €xpressions of . img features will “be. Witlard's. reat: tris : . oy “ws: . } Ali ychanvee through the infernal re; ions, (New.) The > whipping,outa knife, and the China. . . individ te a th 108¢ ae ing Hg 8c head 3 fairy: ‘Bird and er variis shing a ag e besides — 7 Pee br ay Perey = ; have failed t 1rOUgH eX posure lu 1€32". many other brilliant Hlasions, man-was-feeling for—v pistol, when + columns. ~ Tratdition to the above” proyranime TO egantand costly presents will b nee The leading presents Moni ‘a ug. Bureal. Leading Presents will be Exhibition to-day. TUPSDAY. EVENING, May 4th, e: cn nure tami ‘ P : 4 : chanve of Programme. thorough instruction, j Saturday night after dark George opinion.” eee “‘Adinission: (2 envelopes) 69 ‘cents, Re“The teacher 'to be eminent must be . Nichols, salaaman for Wm. _H: 22 served.seats (4 envelopes) 75 cents: Chili en (Lenvelope) 25. vents. Drny store. Reserved--keats last Parliament in” England, “slight bent with he weight of eighty-two years, who, “on the wink of the grave, ” warned the gord Beaconsfield had done in his nanifesto, insult Ireland. This tall ald nap, with flowing white hairand represented Ciare fifty-years ago im that touse, abd Ennis after, and had yen a ftire-cater and redoubtable raptain in far-away counties on. sea Yesterday s Arrivais at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA: CITY, CAL, >be Nalfziger, Proprictor. 8 T Murchie eity A Murchie vity W 3 Wilhan 18 city ¥ EKent-Grass Valley R Lindsey Moores Fla G Clingman San Fran W Fairman Yuba Cit LKneipp city W Sparks Sheridan Mrs Edwards city F. Phillips San Francis M Murchie city W H Murchie city QD) Woodman Maine — D Duna San. Frarvise W'Spargo England J Williams Grass Vall A Fatrman Yuba City P Ernest Eurela . B Gilbert Caruda Mrs. Beardsiy & 2c cit J Wuber Lincoln CT isvnd sinartsvilte F Wortell Lincom J Corey Smarsville O P Stidgér San Juan D Joues Moores Flat OShippem San Juan W Rogers city C Hatch Thomas Mine. J Conly La Porte P Drunzer You Bet . Mra ik E Fisher Gr Vp D Ashton city HD Shearer city D Edwards city J Farley Smartsville Vesterday'’s Arrivaleat THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Chas. FE. Pearson, Preprietor. G Getchelt Nevada F Perry BiOointield Mrs 0’ NeifSan Juan F Cummer Big Tunne G Knapp eity W Sowden San Franci E Snow Auburn « B Fehnemann Downi J Mooney city N.C Goodwin Blue Te W Thomas Birchville AL Bayley Roug & R P Meacham vity , N Kennedy Nevada» C Beach Columb? Hiil Dr Holdsworth Milto W Hillhouse Dute Fia W Monlet city J B Patyerson Wun H TD Mendanhall Ra R H Savoy Blue:Tent W Carter city T C Randall Brush Cr A H baGrange Sa Fra J James Birenvillé W F Englebasight ci'y T Hopkins Gold Fiat ooo Advertised Letters. eee The following isa list of letters in the Post . Officé, Nevada City, ‘fdr the week ending May 3rd, 1830. Persons calling for any. of these letters will. please say “advertised.” remainJ. 8. HoLprook Anderson Rev. Colin Byrn'ng Mrs M A Brown Mrs Kosa Cardwelk Willie Charette Pitre Dodge Charles Green N B ; Mellon Manuel L Murphy James Payne Mrs L—2 Peabody Oliver Poll D Weber J Held for Postage. Mrs E Goldsworthy Chacewater En; cg Mr. Jacob Hodge Grass Valley Cal. McFarland H Farr, Sacramento Cal Miss M Sutherland Blue Text California. GOOD GOODS ! LOW PRICES ! FULL WEIGHTS! PROMPT ATTENTION! NEW Boot & Sh of Store, ‘We public that we have opened our take pleasure in announcing to the New: Boot & Shoe Store,. Opposite Citizens Bank, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, Wewvacts City, —AND ‘ARE NOW— Amd hope to receive sh support and patronage as fair dealing shaftideserve. We cordially invitg all to come and we the. style and kind of goods we keep. We have now, and our aim will be, to keep constantly on hand the Largest and best selected assortment of MEN'S AND BOY’S BOOTS & SHOES, . Laties* Misses and Childrens’ SHOES & SLIPPERS, Of all hinds and style to be ities in the market, of both Calitornia and Eastern manmacture,~ Also, >= Men's and Boys” Hais. SHQE FINDINGS. . Our Prices are Low And marked on our goods in a2 PLAIN FIGURES “&x% from which we will viate, Our aim is to sell at SMALL PROFITS and get Cash for out’ goods, thus suffering no losses frou! bad debts, we shall be able to divide with our, patrons the large profits usually asked upon goods ia ourdine. not aeNevada City, May lstae aa w LICK HOUSE, _ §AN FRANCISCU. —_— CHAS. HEPLER, POs SES: erst -Meked ww oe > Bice A goad hit was made Friday by -one of the defeated can didntde soak Pansedey night's primary election. A gentleman approached him with, *‘Wedl, Mr. how do ou feel 1’ “Well,” said he, ‘' eel, I su », pretty much like . Lazerus.di Ae Lazerus did ? Wagaes, «eS he, ‘‘Lazerus was ; lick . ers & zette. y dogs and so was 1,” — Yon: NUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CO., Ne —DEALER [N= ~ Groceries and Provisions, MAIN STREET, Junction of Commercial, Nevada City. My stock is large,. well selected and fresh. I guarantee satisfaction to every eustemer in goods and prices, Give me a trial, amd be convinced that I'offer'better indussinents to customers t8am any otlie® House im the county. CHARLES. HEPLER. Nevada, Mer ad. ° 4 hhanene ANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS ef this popular Hotel will be rented ‘herea!ter without board the ising Room bei s ays, temporarily closed. The Hows; as alWs) ‘Special alta to. Families, Met chants, Tourists and Commercial trae a The LICK has. th@ most dessus cen tral location imthe ¢ity wo. F. HARRISON), “Manage? Fy San Francisco, Apeies ADLIR > A full supply of LEATHER AND VOGELMAN & WEBBER. wey BSS rc . ep ‘ ft Tet Steet He _alLirte Qu row Wa@llsy compan, The meeting of th cation, callutitor Tas ing, Nay been pustpon night W. Jones was’ tee of Willow Valley —Sateraays—Lne-othe Board .hold over. The Nevada Ice ¢ eg Grass Valley wi three trips to that t supply customers. Audrew Parker _ ~ good improvements on High street. anew fence is bein, ‘ Po For two days the cooler and numel dotted the skies at . erstorm would not prise, County Treasure brought-holme wit! amount of about sult of his settlem Treasurer list wee Maynard & ¥V tion will give an in the Thea elegant “Prizes w among parchasers Hon, A. As Sa Saturday evening; He tion of the time € ount, ance at a few days. at his mib Z the celebrated “pananna”’ king; » daughter passed t. urday evening. ‘4 rector’s car, and « York, We are under W. Welch of the for some music. ¢onstantly pa he popular vocal and . lestions of tlie day The drawing . by Mrs, Beardsley at B. HH. Miller's, come off at Zekin Saturday evenin, poned for one ¥ place, “De, Holdswérth athe city, being on San-Francisco wh business, He say: _ted with snow ir wines ab Milton, soon be ‘under ful Mastodon gravel Union:. Edwa Inga circular tan ter, sunk ia hi Grass Valley, wh 4 pond for gold fi tion of pond jilie @ fed by water f and will throw a a handsome fount ee Knights ef Next Saturday bets of Milo Led, will give a social Hall, and all lov invited to atte will appear. imful litst time since. t the lodge in this thestra’ has ber stand march w: at §:30 o'clock, a tinue: till midy time for an.ev e Price of tick nhissign to the Bi. ee a Mrs, Meare home by sicknes that sae select . have been gi in the M. B.°Ch Poued indefinite

we —-ham,: Tite Aydty Tran Ws evil if rere = MEVADA CITY, GAL FORKS . ‘Tuesday. May 4th, 1389. Important Miniaz z Sale. Brothers and Ap (freenbanks Have disposed of the the Jim Crow Blanding W. imtérest in Black. Jack mine at Canyon, county, to Senator John P. Jénes of Washington, J. W. Bailey and W. J. Weleh‘of New. York, me Bz — Doble of San Francisco. C. S; Benthrough whotn the _sale nade, continue, with thenew company, whs have settled all accounts against the property; aut 1 will immediately ié —— gene work, It is proposedtoad ——. __—___sicht-merestampetothefourale th quar tZ Sierra . 4 retains hisintereat, “aad wall . . pe ACTHNG ’ THES. } . An Puteresting Lecture* “Pelivered . by thon. C. W. Cross Eefore. the . Teachers’ Institute ef, Nevada : County. Fs — E The object of teaching is education, remavked Mr. Cross before the large andience that assembled at4 Hunt’s Hall last Thursday . Not etlucation inghe sense of 'imparting book-learnimg » merely, but in its evening, true sense—a process of developing . and training the capacities of hunian . beings, toppidered as.moral and phy‘ i sical and intelligent beings. Different countries have adopted . was . diffe rent systems, according to their) teacher — the hours of reére“they Stion with the pupils upon the playy . = s . Lsystem of pub.ic education at Sparta [8 ound, where afew smiles, inces and Necessitics,— cay Perhaps the oldest 1 in the world)con. sisted-ehiefly of physical training, be; . . igethat State needed soldiers, . The ruing of. Pompeii . aq the oh 8 nut scholars. x “inthe mill, put in Frue é¢oncentrators, and-make numerous otlier extensive improvenrents, next-month. ‘Phe Pract Fac! < who knew ‘about the most desiral ble > claimsin this part of __ tie State fh tre tedrets-very— dares OCs “goo grat 5 Wn it as oue of by tunnel. Darniz the tite -ithas been in operation ‘the results have been high'y encouraging. “Mr. Benham left this city for New Yore.lay, before yestdrday, for the purpose of completing negotiations already ‘begun by which othe Otiental quarts mine at Alleghany will be plaéed in th® Mastern. mark t. Many of our + people are Well acjuainted with~ the history: “f this property, Consideérable znoney has been sia Lupon it, A vood body of-ere is’ believed to.cxist there. dave labored under” ‘untold ditiicul‘ties, most of which no, oue but themresponsible for, The prese nt. owners selves are in devel-' oping it thus far. We see no reason why, if good management is inawyu4 and ‘the ay a legitimate rated underground, whole thing is conducted ¢laim should be, good returns could not be-made, of 500\ l ore, and the onkys, thing that geetas necessary is to’ go after ‘There-is.an abundance it in ai economical. and intelligent. gnan~ ner, We havealways:-believed that the mine isa good one}j.and sincerely hope that it will-have a fajr Oppor—==starnity-tejustify the opmion, ee A Streng Ender semacat. Mi ning Recor “Nevada county, Califoinia,The Chicago’ remarks: . is, the seat of the of the gold quartz minesof the P.cific Coast. Ivis in that county that. is located thenow unworked Ktireka Cold Mining property which in eleven years (18651877 ‘in“clusivély) ‘produced-mete—than : $4,750,000 and paid its stockholders as ynuch as $2,140,000 in” eighty dénds; there alsois the Idaho gold most valuable ‘ ; Companys divimine Which has-already-paid $2;712,100 in one hundred and twentyaivht dividends, Inavaluedexchange froin that county—the TR (xscrepr of Nevada City, we astern investoys in jmining ) 2 tind much good advice to yeutures,’ Bart —— ae Bullion Shipment for April. Bullion to the amount of $82,100 was shipped through Wells, dc Co.’s ollive at this city-during the month of April. It-was-an unusuat ly light month owing to the colt weather and Snowstorms that preFargo vailed and caused the suspension of work itt some of the leading clains Add to the amount above specilied humerous shipments through other soarces, and the quantity of gold sent below from this city during April assumes very respectable pro" portions, ‘all things considered; = Journattstte Rumor, Rufus Shoemaker has resigned. his position as Clerk of the. Bank Com. missioners of thisState, and has -returnett to Grass*Valley. Its ported that he wil resume the editorship of the Daily Union.’ Mr. Shoemakerisan able journalist and’ an estimable gentleman, and his Nevada coumnty friends will be glad. te sve him again. Sc Tue laud grant male hy Texas to the Pacite Railroad or to the coinpany thatowoutdt-construct wrattroadthrough Texas to the Pacific Ocean was sia? OO0*‘acrea, +B gee Wa: ‘oer’ Goons ry -jus sb now sweeping over Micaivau like a mighty tornado, Raving ints -weke sleepy mothers, efoss clildyen and empty squill bottler: a Oe Tre placidity . of expression worn iu « full barber shop caut<t be counterfeited. a man whd is ‘‘next”. isregarded-by thos; i cheaply ronKe ty lie over 50. years since they began rng reer mre reenrneccrmaarce termed lend them, the results were 86 mark: Te ee i show.that the Roman chil tren were . . taught the Greek language at.an ear. by-ase, that buried city are found Greekjexercises written at a hight, proving them to have been written by chi!+ dron-ofton_or twelve y. fears of age. Anmbngthe modern systems of: ex wcation, perhaps that “ole Prussl aa is most to be’ commended, from which many of the best-features of our own system have been adopted. “Phe beginning of schools in: the Uitited States was.at. Boston in 1635, and P bilemon Pormouut was the first teacher; but it was not until 1789 that girls were adinitted tothe public scligols of that city, and then only a‘part of the year, and it is but lto have the same privileges as boys in the schools. of the Hub, so slow -has been even this country in the recognition of the rights of woman intellectual creature. wonder is} not that woman has produced so few intellectual works in the past, but rather the wonder is tliat under such adverse -cireumstancés,she has produced so many. Among those who-have Jed in the march of progress in modern meth. mn as an rhe ods of education, none deserves more credit than Pestolozsi. He fitst-confended for natural methods, andalthough hus .efforts were but poorly rewardodan his Nite tim: slaves. whienever his methods were tried by those whiohad intellect enough to eompreed that his methods ard rapidly bebest methods in all moder systems. Like every refovm-movemeant, it cost the reformers What it benfited the world, aut he who in his life time was drivcoming the basis of our en by misfortune from one adversity ‘fo another, was the founder of. logical methods of instruction. In owr country, under our enlightened-privileges, a: system of eduea-. tion should seek and accomplish. two the good of the indivit the good of the community of which he isa member. . ‘Vhe first is’ accomplished by educating the chi.d in such a way as to enable him.to earn a liveliload by some useful employment; toadd to bis knowledge of the world, and-to iis capacities of rationAll, of these tend to accomplish the secont purpose, mm which those who support the sehools have the greatest interest. things: First, edireated;—and—second, al enjoyment. The only theory which will support yeneral taxation for educational purposes. is that universal education benelits: the whole community suiliciently to coimas-atongsome of the-watls of; ; Lean -podongerde—this. and maintain . profession; NOW AND waitinise land to to feel like Galileo, that “the world moves.” Sowe of the objections tour pres; ent met] jod ean be easily obviated. . Among’ tlfose objections, the objeci tion that the bright, the medium and. the stupid ate erowded a ong in the same class, at the same raté, can be obviated by giving to the bright ones an extra study, and by excusing the stypid anes from the least, important branch of.study pursued by the class. the public schools the children learn bad Ianguage and vicious habits, and are ofThe'objection.that in ten abused by older or stronger pw. pis, can only be obviated by. the afew . words, , an occasional reproof and ounstant watehfulness will obviate othe. whole: evil “It is-aduty which] Con tre Pacthe Const, V ocatist a e is, who} paced’ co dence, ~The Chinaman . if he y should happento expose a Mil vill perform upon 24 di entrust the obi rdveti to their care, eld’ four aces, and ‘seooped up the) mg “swindle which was being perpe[? Cr cull MAPMAED. tha Cashin 4: ADINLM MAK INS ming Punishment by severe words is of. coin. ‘ trated, he draws down upen his head . -calist and Lightning Change Artist in her : ten more cutting, more brutal” and and..more injurions, than. reasonable. corporal punishment, It-is a teacher’s duty towinintain pleasant relations with the parents =e: patrons-of a school, When he! hisself respect, he should seek another situation. Children like best the ‘school in which there is exact discipline and educated, and not merely educated, but educatedNndiis profession. The doctor, the lawyer and the clergynan, each of necesgity, possesses a large library of pwrely professional books,.and his suceess \depends almost eutirely upon his knowledge of the books of his professions. The teacher’s success will largely depend upon the same causes, and yet. it is sesses a well selected library of books upon the subject of .education,. and methods of teaching, but it is very frequent that a man‘or woman -engages in teaching without having even read asingle volume upon the business of teaching. ‘The teacher has much leisure time, and your duty, teachers, to your profession, as wellas to yourselve is to devote a reasonable portion: x that time to the mastery’ of your any other, must be well learned bd fore it can. be well followed. Barbers’ Sunday Laws PS The Sana Francisco Barbers’ Protective Association has notified the barbers of the entire State that. the new law-mfeference to the closing of shops (reoently signed by the Governor) requires them to be shut up at 12 o'clock noon. Sundays, The copy of the bill as originally introduced by Mr, Sinon required that With one or two exceptions the barbers of this city have no fault to find with One of them declares it an outrage on the citizens of a free country, and says he proposes to test its constitutionality! He thinks he it must have been amended, the law. not only rare that the teacher pos\Chinaman whose presence was hard bound over in the sumof $1,000 to -eharge of pend oe dl for the business, like . they close at 1 P, M., consequently . ' ae , beoui's Deck. va “Tsing Sikm,” a celestial, and ‘Old Persimmon,” a Digger Indian, both adepts at th8’business, got together in a Commergial street den and wrestled eacli other at draw poker. They played for smafl-stakes awhjle,aud neither-won or Finally old Persimmons shad three kings dealt ont to him, “Ul one, two’klards, remarked his chiefe ‘os$* much. him. welly. bad, Gib me ship complacently. Tsing Slam ‘shuffled out the two, aud oife of them proved, to be the last king in-the deck. O. 2. opponent on warily, and ‘pretty soon they bad Harty dollars SpIGce on the “Me call uin,” *-murmureil the red nian jas he got. to the bottom of his [>yrit wallet. : se led his “writer “of the article. fee . “Tt was the same old story of mis=. ck . < $ aie® 5 a ee en @ Beapematurtiry af thé-Preis. Says s the Sau Frain ‘Too often have the n led ,to. the’ through their were grossly exaggerated’ accounts, Alta: Ws papers beeu advertisi: of iumns which mines Hews Cb Thus the papervand the writer of the’ article were made nredinars for th perpetration of afraud. WVhis is not only an occasional. ovverence, but are unwittingly frequently, . men made abettors to a fraud very these and only through tle desire to make that No proits public the wealth, ef , particu ar mineral section. accrue, to these, mien and they ‘take i tne ime fail 10.860 all the risks, for shou! to fulfill the. promises ti: forth, pee anniemnine & thetirst— and only FHCHPRET TEE oes are the newspaper proj. tetor and thy But the fire atthe jonvonlist es not ceme from this aa alder 7s ~"“You heap cheatum,? officer Scott dropped in and the fight } was indetinitely postponed. _ om A Burglar Captured. Smith, had store-room oecasion. to visit the ef: the establisifhent, which isin the-Transcrrer block. The doors had been-elosed but were not locked, and therefore could: be easily Opened by any person, As]; Nichols entered and was feeling way through the darkness, he over some sacks of rice that werenot his in their place, and then ran across a . < to account for. He backed out of closed the doors’and fastened the monyolian inside. He went after ofticer Seott, who returned and made. the arrest. ‘The\ptisoner was tried before Judge Robinson yesterday and appear before the Grand Jury on a Truckee Republican; ‘‘The return . of our Representative” is the heading that graces the. focal column. of many of‘our exchanges, -We have become discouraged in watehing the trains for the return of Truckee’s prodigal, and the fatted-calf has been so reduced by the storms that he isa inere skeleton. The dispatches of the Associated Press are silent as to Judge, which demonstrates their utter inefficiency and lack of enterprise. erent hinted that. the ohebur. “7 place no ae. But what is home without a mngthér?, What is‘Truckee without a Walker? J A Squi i ‘ ‘ag pied i Abaulages Appa v¥ het noon @ large gray squtirrel. tresh from the woods, was. dishas as good a right:to shave and cut hair Sunday afternoon if he wants to as corporations have to hire Chinamen, > oe -— Chinamen in Demand. Graniteville, in the upper part. of this county, has for several weeks pensate the entire expenditure, Moral and physical education: are too much neglected in out The law. of the’ State education in morals, Dut the number who undertake system. requires of teachers any” sy¥stematic moral ectucation of the'r a \pils is very small, and yet there are retiable methods, laid down a cure: ful writers, Which ought to be faithfully pursued, If we should suceeed in hecoming.a nation of book-learned_ lacking in moral sense’ ani deficient in physical stamina, we should have gained but litths Good health tends to good morale, and learning without a corresponding degree of moral sentiment, is quite as fullof danger as of hope, Our system should indice noble impulses, upright moiives and lofty patrietism, and perhaps these can be best iuteulsated by a study of the noblest and most-patriotie characters in the —history of republics, Every child at a prop:r agt should people, } be taught to realize the progress of the near past, and to look to aid in the progress of the near fyture;to understand that food and, raiment past to some exteat been cut off from. commiunication with the rest: of the world, because of the vast snowiields in that section. Provisienshave as &consequence become very In spite of the fact that the people there are . bitter ayainst the race, they have recently found it neo: essary to employ Chinganen'to tmansvort tlour to them frem Moore's Blas, none of the white race having the endurance necessary to perform the feat. ‘The mongo ian pack-animals carry 80 pounds at a trip, making one trip perday. They reaeine six ‘cent’ per pound for transportation, and thus earn good wages. Se ae Mining at Smarts¥ille. ” More than 300 men are regul rly

employed.in the hydraulie mines at Smartsville belonging to the Excelives Water and Mining Company. scarce, the Deer Creek, Rose Bar and Smartsvitle tinea, Te Appeal says this will énaBle the Company to pay up on on the 15th of May, . aud as the pay day only comes ence in three . and coin are not all there it of life, during the month. of May. = 6 . by Court, A ecleaingpis new-being-inade-at jm months all anticipate lively times covered in the top -branches of a high tree in N. B. B. Potter's yard on Broad street. Archie Nivens,Jr., procured his death-dealing rifle, and made an ouslaught on the ferocious animal. The first bullet cut off a part of one its fore paws. The secoud went tearing through its heart, and the squirrel tumbled to—the gsound, where it was secured after ithe crowd. of spectators unanimous y peonounced it dead. Arch. proved hinswelf to be a first-class shot. Superier Court. “Larimer ys. Ford, May ithe + The will of A. P. Van Slyke, deceased, was admitted to probate,and Maria Van Slyke was appointed administratrix. R.ch vs, Talbot, Jury demanded by plaintiif, Set for June 4th. _ Lawry vs. Skews. Set for June lst. City of Neadivs Downing. Trial Continued till Boynton vs. Creditors. Trial by ‘yelled the} the mcst seathing errs and a the there arose a'tall, erect figure, and sinewy, but scarcely t Announcing that he was fel] . House while he tived not to dare, as — beard and fiery eyes, wis the O’Gortnan Mahow, who, ashe said, the reom as rapidly as_ possible, 1 . e and land.Watker Wanted, — cmc ethane yGrass-Val 8 tie whereabouts and doings of the4— anscript has been “The Neyapa Tr manner in which. it fi of An incident in Parlianiéne. On the last night of the sitting of FD A > * + ati oe new style of oe News, originet <chection-or beats él aw s & doing some good work gf this uature, “ing Will be wine Lounge and a Ladies Dress and from the speaks, we judge somebody has be eR condemning its honest eX pression” }at Vinton’s 4 rer i 2 A Bouble mt. a A Bridgeport woman wneonscioy . ly went te church last Sunday yt. twe hats on her head—one inside ,j the other—aml a scoré or more ok othes women came very near eXpir. ing with: euvy hefore the -error Was . Wise overed. -They thought it wag S4 neal CRO ace en eae NEVADA TITEATRE. # BEES gc at Bee reer er rae Proprietor: Hi. T. Hammond.. 5.0.. Business Mai: ss Ths Event of the Sea sani 2 . Two Night ts Gniy, oo. Engagement of > the Great MAYHARD & WALLAR NOVELTY. COMPANY. “MONDAY EV ENING, WAY 3a. — — of the fnceriten: HARRY ANY TARRIE-MAYNARD, -theworld TER; a fee ‘acter Artists alld the original Protea: 1 HARRY MAY SAL, -the-chamesien-te —egdised THE pal Ly TF SEVADA CITY, C. mas pene cats Briet Men “Prantis Baras—re sant frou New Gens U. Yor H. LaGra of the Portuua pada’, sunday: The Democratic -C tou will meet 10 thi: urday. Ko Lert Watt, ‘m, Watt, gad other re! latives bre Wi 18 rant Vist the rill -going—O8Th rhe tria Thos, Cantield is pheamonla. He-wa ctenday as beilyy SU First appearance here af the pre state on. : Digger. making alunge at his cue, . by allis called a “gore ‘heacd~or an . ly WA7F ad tevrcd, he work renowi: dei : 3 airmen ane Aa sac oa ht + -ed-Hiusionistend-the-peopte sercatest ii They ran out of the door and down iuteioper 1D other peop e's -busi. of mystery, in wonderful Mystery an b ion. Hi lorsed b ‘: i « Perey . het at hs ee eas.” Ve oursel¥e s have not een . Sion. is fame is endorse y every coun street. ‘The Chinaman got corner. Ness. \ : try on the habital globe. Among the leaded, The man of the four. kings was . Tree fromthe severe €xpressions of . img features will “be.. Witlard's. reat: tris : . oy “ws: . } Ali ychanvee through the infernal re; ions, (New.) The > whipping,outa knife, and the China. . . individ te a th 108¢ ae ing Hg 8c head 3 fairy: ‘Bird and er variis shing a ag e besides — 7 Pee br ay Perey = ; have failed t 1rOUgH eX posure lu 1€32". many other brilliant Hlasions, man-was-feeling for—v pistol, when + columns. ~ Tratdition to the above” proyranime TO egantand costly presents will b nee The leading presents Moni ‘a ug. Bureal. Leading Presents will be Exhibition to-day. TUPSDAY. EVENING, May 4th, e: cn nure tami ‘ P : 4 : chanve of Programme. thorough instruction, j Saturday night after dark George opinion.” eee “‘Adinission: (2 envelopes) 69 ‘cents, Re“The teacher 'to be eminent must be . Nichols, salaaman for Wm. _H: 22 served.seats (4 envelopes) 75 cents: Chili en (Lenvelope) 25. vents. Drny store. Reserved--keats last Parliament in” England, “slight bent with he weight of eighty-two years, who, “on the wink of the grave, ” warned the gord Beaconsfield had done in his nanifesto, insult Ireland. This tall ald nap, with flowing white hairand represented Ciare fifty-years ago im that touse, abd Ennis after, and had yen a ftire-cater and redoubtable raptain in far-away counties on. sea Yesterday s Arrivais at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA: CITY, CAL, >be Nalfziger, Proprictor. 8 T Murchie eity A Murchie vity W 3 Wilhan 18 city ¥ EKent-Grass Valley R Lindsey Moores Fla G Clingman San Fran W Fairman Yuba Cit LKneipp city W Sparks Sheridan Mrs Edwards city F. Phillips San Francis M Murchie city W H Murchie city QD) Woodman Maine — D Duna San. Frarvise W'Spargo England J Williams Grass Vall A Fatrman Yuba City P Ernest Eurela . B Gilbert Caruda Mrs. Beardsiy & 2c cit J Wuber Lincoln CT isvnd sinartsvilte F Wortell Lincom J Corey Smarsville O P Stidgér San Juan D Joues Moores Flat OShippem San Juan W Rogers city C Hatch Thomas Mine. J Conly La Porte P Drunzer You Bet . Mra ik E Fisher Gr Vp D Ashton city HD Shearer city D Edwards city J Farley Smartsville Vesterday'’s Arrivaleat THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Chas. FE. Pearson, Preprietor. G Getchelt Nevada F Perry BiOointield Mrs 0’ NeifSan Juan F Cummer Big Tunne G Knapp eity W Sowden San Franci E Snow Auburn « B Fehnemann Downi J Mooney city N.C Goodwin Blue Te W Thomas Birchville AL Bayley Roug & R P Meacham vity , N Kennedy Nevada» C Beach Columb? Hiil Dr Holdsworth Milto W Hillhouse Dute Fia W Monlet city J B Patyerson Wun H TD Mendanhall Ra R H Savoy Blue:Tent W Carter city T C Randall Brush Cr A H baGrange Sa Fra J James Birenvillé W F Englebasight ci'y T Hopkins Gold Fiat ooo Advertised Letters. eee The following isa list of letters in the Post . Officé, Nevada City, ‘fdr the week ending May 3rd, 1830. Persons calling for any. of these letters will. please say “advertised.” remainJ. 8. HoLprook Anderson Rev. Colin Byrn'ng Mrs M A Brown Mrs Kosa Cardwelk Willie Charette Pitre Dodge Charles Green N B ; Mellon Manuel L Murphy James Payne Mrs L—2 Peabody Oliver Poll D Weber J Held for Postage. Mrs E Goldsworthy Chacewater En; cg Mr. Jacob Hodge Grass Valley Cal. McFarland H Farr, Sacramento Cal Miss M Sutherland Blue Text California. GOOD GOODS ! LOW PRICES ! FULL WEIGHTS! PROMPT ATTENTION! NEW Boot & Sh of Store, ‘We public that we have opened our take pleasure in announcing to the New: Boot & Shoe Store,. Opposite Citizens Bank, NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET, Wewvacts City, —AND ‘ARE NOW— Amd hope to receive sh support and patronage as fair dealing shaftideserve. We cordially invitg all to come and we the. style and kind of goods we keep. We have now, and our aim will be, to keep constantly on hand the Largest and best selected assortment of MEN'S AND BOY’S BOOTS & SHOES, . Laties* Misses and Childrens’ SHOES & SLIPPERS, Of all hinds and style to be ities in the market, of both Calitornia and Eastern manmacture,~ Also, >= Men's and Boys” Hais. SHQE FINDINGS. . Our Prices are Low And marked on our goods in a2 PLAIN FIGURES “&x% from which we will viate, Our aim is to sell at SMALL PROFITS and get Cash for out’ goods, thus suffering no losses frou! bad debts, we shall be able to divide with our, patrons the large profits usually asked upon goods ia ourdine. not aeNevada City, May lstae aa w LICK HOUSE, _ §AN FRANCISCU. —_— CHAS. HEPLER, POs SES: erst -Meked ww oe > Bice A goad hit was made Friday by -one of the defeated can didntde soak Pansedey night's primary election. A gentleman approached him with, *‘Wedl, Mr. how do ou feel 1’ “Well,” said he, ‘' eel, I su », pretty much like . Lazerus.di Ae Lazerus did ? Wagaes, «eS he, ‘‘Lazerus was ; lick . ers & zette. y dogs and so was 1,” — Yon: NUCCESSOR TO SHURTLEFF & CO., Ne —DEALER [N= ~ Groceries and Provisions, MAIN STREET, Junction of Commercial, Nevada City. My stock is large,. well selected and fresh. I guarantee satisfaction to every eustemer in goods and prices, Give me a trial, amd be convinced that I'offer'better indussinents to customers t8am any otlie® House im the county. CHARLES. HEPLER. Nevada, Mer ad.. ° 4 hhanene ANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS ef this popular Hotel will be rented ‘herea!ter without board the ising Room bei s ays, temporarily closed. The Hows; as alWs) ‘Special alta to. Families, Met chants, Tourists and Commercial trae a The LICK has. th@ most dessus cen tral location imthe ¢ity wo. F. HARRISON), “Manage? Fy San Francisco, Apeies ADLIR > A full supply of LEATHER AND VOGELMAN & WEBBER. wey BSS rc . ep ‘ ft Tet Steet He _alLirte Qu row Wa@llsy compan, The meeting of th cation, callutitor Tas ing, Nay been pustpon night W. Jones was’ tee of Willow Valley —Sateraays—Lne-othe Board .hold over. The Nevada Ice ¢ eg Grass Valley wi three trips to that t supply customers. Audrew Parker _ ~ good improvements on High street. anew fence is bein, ‘ Po For two days the cooler and numel dotted the skies at . erstorm would not prise, County Treasure brought-holme wit! amount of about sult of his settlem Treasurer list wee Maynard & ¥V tion will give an in the Thea elegant “Prizes w among parchasers Hon, A. As Sa Saturday evening; He tion of the time € ount, ance at a few days. at his mib Z the celebrated “pananna”’ king; » daughter passed t. urday evening. ‘4 rector’s car, and « York, We are under W. Welch of the for some music. ¢onstantly pa he popular vocal and . lestions of tlie day The drawing . by Mrs, Beardsley at B. HH. Miller's, come off at Zekin Saturday evenin, poned for one ¥ place, “De, Holdswérth athe city, being on San-Francisco wh business, He say: _ted with snow ir wines ab Milton, soon be ‘under ful Mastodon gravel Union:. Edwa Inga circular tan ter, sunk ia hi Grass Valley, wh 4 pond for gold fi tion of pond jilie @ fed by water f and will throw a a handsome fount ee Knights ef Next Saturday bets of Milo Led, will give a social Hall, and all lov invited to atte will appear. imful litst time since. t the lodge in this thestra’ has ber stand march w: at §:30 o'clock, a tinue: till midy time for an.ev e Price of tick nhissign to the Bi. ee a Mrs, Meare home by sicknes that sae select . have been gi in the M. B.°Ch Poued indefinite