November 11, 1877 (4 pages)

bf ~—-CGanptress — te-adopt —meusures rpoaking on gis, subject, the.beavy Will never get the ballot, . he Dail y Gransevipt, £: . ‘NEVADA CITY. CAL. Sunday, November 11, 1877. a SLIT A a GEO. M, MOTT is our only authorized Agont in Sacramento, He will re ont Advertisements and Subscriptions for tho TRansceieT, and-receipt for us ‘in our name, : Women to Vote. We stated a few days ago that évery man and woman inthe Usited States would be culled upon t> sign, or refas§ to sign, a -petition asking for go amending the constitution as to prohibit the several states from disfranchising United States citizens on n:count of sex. Tout petition has been pretty generally cirenlated hereabouts, and‘oat of abort five bundred persons who were asked to sign.it,., ‘ovly ubont thirteen refused. If a nan had carried ‘i eround, the reverse wotld bave been the cise. This shows: theiatluance of Women, and when they are allowed to vote we just think they will ran the political machine.to suit themselves, and ‘the men will have nothing t» do but uct as directed. When this is accomplished, anew order of things will prevail, and ‘all old politival hacks will-be-requested $> stand aside. In. man of the Grass Walley Union says, ~we are told that every man of the whole country will be asked to sigu the pet tion, andin thut event many a mau who does not believe in’ woman’s suffraze will be sure to_ sign. The women themselves are cirsulating the petition, is why so Many will . , ‘sign. Noone is goibg to argue the question with a fair seeker of ‘siguatures. bere will nut be any use in trying that. If a man comes aronud with such a document he can be “ stood off” with talk, but not a woman. Sbe will get the best of the tilk every time, aud the male brut: who attempts to til back will not get in a word edgeways. Why should ‘they not be allowed tu vote? There dis no good reason they should not do unything they wantto, If the women of the country will sail in, ana tauke the demand for suffrage an unanimous thing, they will carry the day. But some of them will not join in the demand. ~~ Some of them are attending: to buitons, and will not tuke that Ligher view of female destiny which aims at the ballot. Unless the subject of buttons can be eliminated from woman’s care and consideration, we very moch fear she Up at Nevada City the petition is being cirenlated, aud is being signed right and left, Sonie few have refused to sign, but they are ‘rough customers,” ‘aud their names would do no good on tha paper. In a day or. two Grass Valley will probably be called upon for signers to that document. We do not kuow of any “rough customers” uround bere; no Grass Valeyaa could resist a smiling request t» merely sigu # paper, Lo te Deaf, Dumb ‘and Blind Asylum: Report. The Directors of the Deaf, Dumb ‘and Blind Asyluny have filed their report. for the biennial term from July Ist, 1875, to June 30th, 1877, with the Governor. Tiey state that} the appropriation of $110,000 for the ereetion .of permanent buildings, made by the last Legislature, was inadequate to erect one building capadle of accommodating the increasing number of applicants desiring admissiov. The Directors ask, besides the usual allowance of $72,000 for the Hext two years, an additional sum of $130,000 forthe erection of needed buildings, ‘The receipts of the insti‘tution during the time in question umounted to $146,050.18. There is \ balance on Land at present of $11,. 551.29. There are-on ‘the rolls at present 71 deaf and dumb pupils, 44 males and 27 females ; 29 blind, 19 of whom are males and ten femalen. ‘Lhe Board of Directors hawe adopted whut is knowu as the ‘cottage system’’ for the new buildings, for various Teasuns, one of whieh is that it Separates the sexes, and they think will add 26 per cent: to this ett, the morality of the institution, . 4 He SME AN th ee BE te _ PersonaL D, J, Crowley, of ‘Truckee, has been here the past, few days seeing . this is the way the. first victim got . for the foliowing named parties : Oh, the Swindlers! A tew weeks agoa citizen of this county, received notice from Hetherington & Co., 838 Broadway, New York, that he had drawn a watch in a lottery which had recently taken plage. ’ The watch was’ worth $150, so said the swindlers, and there was pa claim on it of 10 per cent., or, in other words; $15 to pay. The citizen notified Hetherington & Co., to send it on C.0. D, The watch came and the money was paid, and upon examination “of the watch it was ascertained the same kind could be purchased for about six bite a bushel, Citizen was.badly swindled and tried to get his money back, but it was no go. Hertherington & Co,, thinking they had found good locality to pursue their rascality, sent about a dozén more notices. to parties hereabouts, and they having become posted, send word back to send -the .watches on. and the aforesaid parties refused to take their watches and they were taken back from whence they came, aod Hertherington & Co. are out the express charges e&¢h way, amounting tonbout $4 on each watch, and Tilé swindling probably realize the fads that this time they did—not make much by extending their: business to Nevada coubty. We understand several innocent parties have written on for their prizes said to have been drawn by them and intend in good faith to receive and pay the ten per cent. If they come, don't accept them, unless you want to be victimized, even on his $15, concern Baptist Church To-Day. Services at the Baptist Chureh at the usual hours. Subject in the morning-—"* God’s Deep Things.” In the evening—* Their Rock is not as our Rock.” There will be preaching also at the Colored Methodist Church, on Pine street, All are invited to attend and hear the Gospel without money and without price, The spiritand the bride ‘Say, come ; and whosoever will, let him come. G. w. Scorr, Pastor. . ‘Nevada City Assessment. Wve are indebtea to W. 8. Long for. the following statistics. in” relation to the City Assessment Roll: City lots assessed at $ 76,745 [mprovetments on same, 303.655 “rented land 1,300 Personal property, 246,314 Money, == Ieoau Total, $639,205 The assessment last year was $668,963 The amount shoes of last year is $27,669 Freight at the Depot. Freight :was received yesterday D, 'T. Haghes, Geo. E. Turner; T. Harris, San Juan, A. L, Woodruff, Columbia Hill, North Bloomfield G. M. Co., Yong Lee, T. P. Crandall & Co., Bloomfield, A. Baruh, M. A. Sterling, W. D. Duston, W. Warner, A.D. & P. Sutton, C. BE. Molloy, Mrs. E. Morrow, Moore’s Flat, M&nhire & Hicks, San Jaan, W. Warner, Sweetland, © \ » The following names have been, ‘placed on the Grand Roll of Hovor ‘of the Graniteville School, for the term commencing July 16th, 1877, and ending November 3d, 1877. Miss Louisa Cannon, teacher : i Mollie Kella, Willie Cline, May Mannix, Nora Mannix, Annie Dillon Auoie .Young, Tillie Cline, Allie Dillon, Charles Young, John Dillon, John Mannix, John Shand, Wallie Young, John Ryan, Tom Dillon, George Young. Postal 'Pelegraph, . An effort is likely to be made at the coming regular session of Congress to establish a postal telegraph, and it ought to succeed. Eugland condemued for public use thé leading lines of telegraph ia the British Isles, and that Government has been managing them in the interests of the people for some years. The official report shows that the net earnings for last year of the British poustyear 15;000 miles new wire were strung! For $15,000,000 the United Hmany and as good lines a* those now run by private companies, and’ on them can send messages of twenty the sights of the city. By his looks just Salta bik" we “judge the climale at his new ay words across the continent, from They. came . Grand Koll ef Honor, . qh al telegraph was $768,000 over and}. jubove all expenses, and yet in that States-Government can construct as . : Captured Highwaymen. A dispatch from Chyenne says; on Thursday a cavalry Lieutenant and men, mouiited upon weary, mud-besputtered horses, rode into Cheyenne from the north. In the center of the caviloude, closely guarded, were two smal, vicious-looking ¢reatures, who . attracted, no special attention from the few who saw the.party ride in. Whén all dismoupted, and it was his entrance to munhoud’s estate by a larceny which sent bim to the penitentiury. for severul months, ‘He served his time but was no’ sooner free than he made ancther steal and was returned to the. penitentiary, He served his time, after which he returned to Cheyenus some montis agu, where jhe was employed as a teumster. He soon cfuit freighting, cume tuo Cheyenne, . remained oue night and departed the next morningw ith a tine Horse which be stale, Itappears that Ryan then took to” robbing stage couvhes;meeting with good. uccess until last week, when he and a companion named Babcock robbed a stuge coach alwoert onder the walls of Fort Larawie, Babcock who Was urrested witu Ryan. is an unsophirticited-looking man, probably thirty-five. He how but hiitie to say, while Ryan talks freely and voasts of his numerous robberies. Several persons who visited tue jail Tharsday fully ide.tified Ryan as one ofthe men whoionbed them on the stage ruad. ‘I'he pair were arrested by Lieutenunt Ghasenaar Rawhide Baties, about thirty miles north of Port Lurarmie, sboitly afier stage couch. Previous dispatsues have confounded them with Blackbarn and Wall, who have been operating successfully as road agents for the past six mouths near'the Bluck Hills. [a Overcouts of. all shades and weights, at CasPEeR’s, n9-if Is that Sot We understand tnat the ladies of the Episcopal Coureb, ofGruss Valley, suys-the: Union, ae about to Mauko arrangenrents to have Sam, icle, to come over here and. deliver his celebrated and illustrated lecture on the ‘‘Nutmeg State,’’ for the benefit of the church. From all accounts the lecture is about the most interesting one ever given to an audience. We bope our Bohemain friend will consent to come over, with his diagrams, and give that lecture, oo Tae Product of the thas mine, at Grass Valley, for October, was $43,896. A-dividend of 5 per cent. was was paid last Monday. ~ "Pits Spanish Cortes will be revok-ed for January, to approve King Alfonso’s marriage. * me Ir is believed in London that since the anuihilation of the Turkish army in Armenia Ottoman resistance is approaching an end, Corxypon Weep, of Bloomington, Iilinois, bas failed, with liabilities stated ut $1,800,000, with scarcely aby agsets, Wautrr F. Bant.xtr, Receiver of Taxes at Trenton, New Jersey, has’ been arrested as a defaulter and ‘odged in jail. A MAss MEETING of colored citizens night i in token of respect to the memory of’ the late Senator Morton. ncaa Haar, the San Carlos Agent, has arrived at Tucson, and reporte the Indians all weil contented, Accorprxe to the latest Sonora ad. “vices that State i is now pexceable, siore to shore, and make money in —ye-athe business, «85 20 . so ae the best. styles -of Men's and Boy’s no-it been rendered in favor of the masters. ‘the poetics of Minister to ollie robbing tue souta-bound Bliek Hulls }r ters. Davis, of the Virginia (Nev.) Chron: . was held in Washington Wednesday j re Casrxn bee the latest’ and In the ‘ arbitration between. the Ciyde (Scotland) shipwrights avd the sbip builders, a decision has The lookout has lasted six months, Henny S. seat of Florida, bas been nominated by thePresident for eo OTur Russian losses: from the comDockstetter, Tim T Essner, Timbuctoo P Clark, Quak Hill W O Greeley, Gity CR Clark, Grass Val Mrs Johnson & b.Gt}r_}. H 8 Hawver,Col Hill Mrs Vanee, Bioom Mrs Young, BloomJ McMullin, Blooin C Brad’ , Datch Flat G Reach, San Jaa. J Richards, Col Hil) E'S Kerritt, San Fran G Douglass,San Fran lk: O Tompkivs, Bb Riv d Pierce, San Juan ~O Peabody, City T B Reardan& w Sa: H V Reardin, 3 F Mrs Grawer, Grass V J Benting, Sonora Y i Green, Deer Cre G Harris, Grass. Val om. 2 HOTEL ARKL v ALS Union Hotel. 5 JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor, Fatpay. November 9ih, 1877. M Jansen, Gold Run D J Crowley,Truckee © Pheips, Hi!) R Scott, Grass Val John Pattison, City G W More, City W Joh: n,‘Chicago J Morton Mer ed +t G Anderson, City. WR Kuights, Sacra H Hart, ac tamento J+ M Allenwood, & R AH Scott, tm Kunch J G Meagher City G W applegate, Colfa 83 L Chase, Bloom JD Pyr-ley,lowa City L Clemmens , lows C 8 H Call Illinois * A Horner, Quak Hill Peter Craft, Washington a 2 te Rubber Goods and Oil Clothing ut reduced prices, at Cason’ Ss. n9-tf TLIO ET TL aN Gd V dee atte 4 LIGHT GUARDS, & 4ittention ! 4 A G A Heapovarrens aetna BRIGAPE, af * SacramMEnro, Nov. 7, 1877. [Special Orders, No. 11.] I. Capt. Joh A. Rapp is hereby appointed Iuspector to euperimtend and conduct an Election for Captain, Ist and 2d Lieutenants, Co. ‘‘C” Nevada Light Guards, 1st Batt, Infantry, 4th Brigade, N. G. C. to to fill vacancies caused by expiration of terms of present incumbents. Il. Capt. John A. Rapp will conduct such election according to law, and report procecdings in duplicate, with a copy of hese orde.a attached, to these Headguar: By order BRIG. GEN. M. 8. HORAN, i Commanding 4th Brigades, W. A. ANDERSON, Asst. Adjt. Gen. & In pursuant to the above orders, you are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory on Wednesday evening, Nev. 28, 1877, at 736 o'clock eee pot 2 purpose of electCommanding Officers, eg She Shes JOHN A» RAPP, Capt. Commanding N. L. G. Nevava, Nov. aL 1877. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The accounts of the late firm of BROWN & WATSON are in my hands for collection, and the business must be closed up by the 20th of this month, or the accounts will be placed in hands of a Collector. Thope all who know themselves indebted will make prompt settlement and avoid costs. ea B: J. WATSON. Nevada City Nov. 5, 1877 County Warrants. LL Warrants on General Fund, regigtered prior to July 6th, 1877, also al} warrants on Road Fund,registered prior to January 9, 1877,will be_paid on presenta, tion, Interest ceases ‘date. a N. Parwe, Sounty Treasurer. tee vada City, Nov. 7, 1877. Thanksgiving Ball at Temperance Hall. (oat ‘ PROFESSOR RYDER Will give a Social Dauce Thanksgiving Evening, Thursday, Nevember 29th, 1877. Dancing to Commence at 9 o’clock, P. M. Chase's Quadrille Band will be’ ta at. tendance, and a good time may be expected. Admittance for Gentlemen $L Ladies pre invited. Mr. Ryder. will give a Ball on ‘Christmas and New Year's at the. MULLER & BECKETT ber 20th, 1877. 'H V Reardan, 8 Danston, Madrille, J Glasson, oF Judd, M Stone, M Hyman, ’ [AB Brady, —* J Shoemaker. FLOOR MANAGERS. Palmer Smith, Mark Shaver, A H Walrath, AI Zekina, Capt FA Kapp, CJ Naffziger, AR Lofd, Archie Nivens, od Hanley,” Adolph Chaty, Grand Social ‘Ball on hansgivi Evening. —— Will give a Grand Social Ball at © “HUNT'S HALL On Thursday Evening, NovemJ ‘A fall Orchestra will ‘be in atannounced that Lieutenant’ George mencement of hostilities t the first . tendance. F. Chase had arrived with two road . 3+ Noversber were 64,801 men, . oe agents, all became excited. A few --— Z HONORARY SOMMITTEE. minutes later tue pews had flashed THE wane of Dennis satiate Hon Niles Boar's, Hip cearng ‘throughout the: city, causing a large . Sav Francisco communist, i ai RC Wulrath, G vou sahenitiberg, & crowd to gather aboy! the jail, The . 8¢t for the 13th instant in the City o Aaa ae been Sheriff's office was soon crowded . Criminal Conrt. Ju ger B hebeoa: Gol N Ww Knowlton, i i : rd @ G@ allan, eo él_b, with curious men, “A great many of Anmy officersin Arizona are-one pit Crosby, Geo 8 Rupp. j 3 : 9 J B le altman,—. our people instantly reeognized the) 44.4 yi] personally opposed-to-a transBe ot Tera face of one of the robbers, who #8 . ¢or of tye Indian Bureau to the War ap Tower. 4 H Haskine, ‘ ” ee 4. Hf rianuson, A Eddy; none other than ‘ Funcy Ryan, a Department. Gea W Smith, % Bona. ye mere lad when Cheyenne wad born, ep a H © Mills, James D White, bas Baar witts ae : ,. . be GD Bobo, JJ Ort, ‘ aud who grew with-tue city’s growth, . New Siyle Hats, at CaspeRr’s 14 Bolte, "M Boventberg. = i i i j ' Casper, sour rapidly developing wicked qualities} Ngvapa, Nov. 9, 1877 ao sk, NP pote which sfterwards sent bim to tue W R Ove, ¥. Sigourney, ‘ ‘ “i . : T © Canfield, Messenger, pea eerie ps ehabe hee HOTEL ARRIVALS. Fran buerien, Dave Tho dst, mberswhen he ws to 8 fi : A Blumentha udge Le ; pe ES ase National Exchange Hote). J 8 Holorodk, M Hyman, ‘ttle Ryan for petty thivvery and for A. H HANSON, Proprietor. Angust Lademan, P Hun-rfwuth, i é , : x jeo & 'furner, HS ‘Brauley, went from bad. to worse, signaliziog . 4 7 Grane, San Fran T Otwell, Washng . 8 H Milter, John Pattison, DJ MiKinuey, dar Weleb, T W siguurney, 8&4 Davenport, C Beckman, A Sloan, PIU vie kerman, J B Juhvson, John I Caluwell, JJ hoyers, Judge Juobn Caldwell k B Putton, bDrP EB Hughson, M Enright, <« COMMItLEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, : W F Evans, CE Mulioy, J BE Brown, JJ Jackson, W J Jounston, C Lf 'ihomas, L Seibert, -* OJ Brand, Wm tichards, _ FEC Geer, RECEPTION COMMITEE, N W Knowlten, BH Worcester, W G kichards, John Muyo, Richard svott, George Bailey, Ed Brown, J N Chaty; F earls, J Valautic 3, Chas Hanson, OA Neison, J®@Flening, Chas Grimes, kd Richarus, Phil Berne; , EA Byrne, A WK Lora, Wim Welch; Chas Bennett, $A Bulfinch, Joe Jenkins, enry Herzinger, JW Callaghun. INVITATION COMMITTEE, GRASS VALLEY. Walter Stoddard ‘s Er’. Roberts, Tickets for the ball$150. ‘FRey can be had at Geo. W. Welch's, Belden’s, at the National, Union, Stumpt’s and ‘Richard’s Hotel. Nevada, November 7th, 1877. THE IMPORTANT BROAD STREET. © Opposite the bacamare Bank. Doma With (he Qrdbr “WE ALWAYS ORIGINATE, But Never Imitate ! "Having concluded to lo-. respectfully inform the Citizens and Public generally that WE ARE NO “FLY-BY-NIGHT” INSTITUTION, and endeavor, by STRICT ATTENTION “SQUARE DEALING & To establish a business in this City that the community at large shall have no cause to regret, as our prices are, and shall be, OW ER. Than any other Housein the City. We are receiving NEW GOODS every day by Express and Freight, and Goods will be Given vaste: for Little or Nothing. Everybody treated with politeness and attention, and no trouble to show. Goods. DowT FORGET THE IMPORTANT = gbovs med Hail. Clothing. er * Ps) Nevada Nov. “6th, 1877. NEvaDaA, . Noy. 16, 1877, In-every redpect,the proprieto . brand, “‘Sitver Palace.” cate in this City, we would. : ONE PRICE TO ALL,. . o. SILVER PALACE SALOON, . Commercial Stréet ‘aki City. —_—— { His FAVO RITE RESORT, h ed a reputacion asa strictly FIRST CLASS HOUSE, aving gain. T Begs to call attention to the following chotce Erands of Wines, Liquors and Cigarg Crewe Moble Boutbon Whisky, 7 “Crown Cabinet Bourbow W hisky, Old Rye Whisky, Old Hennessy Brandy. Old Hollhnd Gin, Scotch Whisky. Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum, “Chas: Beidsick Champagne, Green Seal C hampagne. Tennent’s Ale. Guinness’ Porter, CIGARS, F pecial, Fancy Drinks; Hot and Cold, Prepared to suit the tastes of all. ‘Choice Cased Liquors . ways on hand for family and medicinal purpose, Thankful for the liberal patroneg bestowed, and hoping to mentits continuance by fair and gentlemanly dealing with all, Lremain, » Very truly yours, J G. HARTWELL, Nevada City, Cxt»5th, 1877. ’ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. ? MRS, M. W. SOGGS, GRAPH GALLERY OF MRS, 1tDOLPH, has secured the services of MR. H. H. FRYE, FORMERLY OF BRADLEY & RULOFSON, Sam Francisco, and will commence ot Monday, November 12, 1877. To take all Kinds cof Pictures in the ee Style of the Art, Largo Size Photographs,Cabinet do Card do Photo-Cromes, Sicavnen: ete. Children’s Pictures a Specialty. MR. FRYE WILL BE IN NEVADA CITY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF» EACH WEEK, FOR SITTINGS, n7-Im WEISSBEIN BROS. & (0. Money Brokers. a CHECKS ON THE ‘SAN FRANCISCO, AND THROUGH THEM ALL OVES -THE WORLD. ONEY loaned on Valuable Articles Advances made on Gold Dart. ‘Hig! est price paid for Gold, Silver, and Greev bac MAIN STREET, Next deor to Exchange Hotel, GRASS VALLEY THE GOLD ROOM. THOMAS WILLIAMS, OULD inform’ the Puplic that > has opened the GOLD ROOM, bier will be kept constantly on hand nose ol the best of : WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS. 2.) + blD ——— ° JOSEPH V. PETTIT Will have full charge of the Saloon, #8 the Public can rest assured that } will be k in the very best and most orly manner. No eard playing of any cnt will i Foreman _ Nevada City, Uct. Dublin Irish Whisky. : AVING PURCHASED THE PHOTO. AN GLO-CALIFORN IAN BANE, . “leads ‘The Dail NEVADA ——— LOCAI Is ‘Don’t forget ofthe best ph the State will t Jey on every. M. }iyou want to saken of yourse yetter than the Frye. A band of shy 1,000, were « city on Friday were from«the on their way— Mooney Flat. af Geo. WwW, Cla this city. “Yake Cross a morning with, announcement The road are be putin first= of rock evening. Hon. Geo. V man elect, is better clothes and he is not tor United Sta No robberies heard of, A gtand ba Moore’ s. Fla evening, for tl ie school of tt of Arrangeme ° Rich and W. . ‘Managers — . Rankin and \ » general invita A man who during the ev burglars were trance to his Hotel Friday made the m with his cries The East B passable for t have done a g is very much Trustees have duilt in that . isa great co have occasion Theouly pr ‘the city is key road Street Rev, J Will delive gregational’ (Monday) ev productive L Tt will eomm: Metholist * Services to. ing service co instead of morning: “L ‘The Voy ge vited, Seats Tri Regnlar sei al. hours, School at 12 “6 Congre Sabject ; Church thigy luborer-not d Gr Buy yc New. goods ai te Read t “The Impo: Casper ret an immense : Clothing, wh figare. Don these one-h: and travelin; ize your ho: Make our « who leave t help to build comfort the 1 they are in Menageries somew heré € Want to pul 80, and you, Merino U1 Overatis, « Socks, at And everyth aud convince _Farnis) ingutre a

bf ~—-CGanptress — te-adopt —meusures rpoaking on gis, subject, the.beavy Will never get the ballot, . he Dail y Gransevipt, £: . ‘NEVADA CITY. CAL. Sunday, November 11, 1877. a SLIT A a GEO. M, MOTT is our only authorized Agont in Sacramento, He will re ont Advertisements and Subscriptions for tho TRansceieT, and-receipt for us ‘in our name, : Women to Vote. We stated a few days ago that évery man and woman inthe Usited States would be culled upon t> sign, or refas§ to sign, a -petition asking for go amending the constitution as to prohibit the several states from disfranchising United States citizens on n:count of sex. Tout petition has been pretty generally cirenlated hereabouts, and‘oat of abort five bundred persons who were asked to sign.it,., ‘ovly ubont thirteen refused. If a nan had carried ‘i eround, the reverse wotld bave been the cise. This shows: theiatluance of Women, and when they are allowed to vote we just think they will ran the political machine.to suit themselves, and ‘the men will have nothing t» do but uct as directed. When this is accomplished, anew order of things will prevail, and ‘all old politival hacks will-be-requested $> stand aside. In. man of the Grass Walley Union says, ~we are told that every man of the whole country will be asked to sigu the pet tion, andin thut event many a mau who does not believe in’ woman’s suffraze will be sure to_ sign. The women themselves are cirsulating the petition, is why so Many will . , ‘sign. Noone is goibg to argue the question with a fair seeker of ‘siguatures. bere will nut be any use in trying that. If a man comes aronud with such a document he can be “ stood off” with talk, but not a woman. Sbe will get the best of the tilk every time, aud the male brut: who attempts to til back will not get in a word edgeways. Why should ‘they not be allowed tu vote? There dis no good reason they should not do unything they wantto, If the women of the country will sail in, ana tauke the demand for suffrage an unanimous thing, they will carry the day. But some of them will not join in the demand. ~~ Some of them are attending: to buitons, and will not tuke that Ligher view of female destiny which aims at the ballot. Unless the subject of buttons can be eliminated from woman’s care and consideration, we very moch fear she Up at Nevada City the petition is being cirenlated, aud is being signed right and left, Sonie few have refused to sign, but they are ‘rough customers,” ‘aud their names would do no good on tha paper. In a day or. two Grass Valley will probably be called upon for signers to that document. We do not kuow of any “rough customers” uround bere; no Grass Valeyaa could resist a smiling request t» merely sigu # paper, Lo te Deaf, Dumb ‘and Blind Asylum: Report. The Directors of the Deaf, Dumb ‘and Blind Asyluny have filed their report. for the biennial term from July Ist, 1875, to June 30th, 1877, with the Governor. Tiey state that} the appropriation of $110,000 for the ereetion .of permanent buildings, made by the last Legislature, was inadequate to erect one building capadle of accommodating the increasing number of applicants desiring admissiov. The Directors ask, besides the usual allowance of $72,000 for the Hext two years, an additional sum of $130,000 forthe erection of needed buildings, ‘The receipts of the insti‘tution during the time in question umounted to $146,050.18. There is \ balance on Land at present of $11,. 551.29. There are-on ‘the rolls at present 71 deaf and dumb pupils, 44 males and 27 females ; 29 blind, 19 of whom are males and ten femalen. ‘Lhe Board of Directors hawe adopted whut is knowu as the ‘cottage system’’ for the new buildings, for various Teasuns, one of whieh is that it Separates the sexes, and they think will add 26 per cent: to this ett, the morality of the institution, . 4 He SME AN th ee BE te _ PersonaL D, J, Crowley, of ‘Truckee, has been here the past, few days seeing . this is the way the. first victim got . for the foliowing named parties : Oh, the Swindlers! A tew weeks agoa citizen of this county, received notice from Hetherington & Co., 838 Broadway, New York, that he had drawn a watch in a lottery which had recently taken plage. ’ The watch was’ worth $150, so said the swindlers, and there was pa claim on it of 10 per cent., or, in other words; $15 to pay. The citizen notified Hetherington & Co., to send it on C.0. D, The watch came and the money was paid, and upon examination “of the watch it was ascertained the same kind could be purchased for about six bite a bushel, Citizen was.badly swindled and tried to get his money back, but it was no go. Hertherington & Co,, thinking they had found good locality to pursue their rascality, sent about a dozén more notices. to parties hereabouts, and they having become posted, send word back to send -the .watches on. and the aforesaid parties refused to take their watches and they were taken back from whence they came, aod Hertherington & Co. are out the express charges e&¢h way, amounting tonbout $4 on each watch, and Tilé swindling probably realize the fads that this time they did—not make much by extending their: business to Nevada coubty. We understand several innocent parties have written on for their prizes said to have been drawn by them and intend in good faith to receive and pay the ten per cent. If they come, don't accept them, unless you want to be victimized, even on his $15, concern Baptist Church To-Day. Services at the Baptist Chureh at the usual hours. Subject in the morning-—"* God’s Deep Things.” In the evening—* Their Rock is not as our Rock.” There will be preaching also at the Colored Methodist Church, on Pine street, All are invited to attend and hear the Gospel without money and without price, The spiritand the bride ‘Say, come ; and whosoever will, let him come. G. w. Scorr, Pastor. . ‘Nevada City Assessment. Wve are indebtea to W. 8. Long for. the following statistics. in” relation to the City Assessment Roll: City lots assessed at $ 76,745 [mprovetments on same, 303.655 “rented land 1,300 Personal property, 246,314 Money, == Ieoau Total, $639,205 The assessment last year was $668,963 The amount shoes of last year is $27,669 Freight at the Depot. Freight :was received yesterday D, 'T. Haghes, Geo. E. Turner; T. Harris, San Juan, A. L, Woodruff, Columbia Hill, North Bloomfield G. M. Co., Yong Lee, T. P. Crandall & Co., Bloomfield, A. Baruh, M. A. Sterling, W. D. Duston, W. Warner, A.D. & P. Sutton, C. BE. Molloy, Mrs. E. Morrow, Moore’s Flat, M&nhire & Hicks, San Jaan, W. Warner, Sweetland, © \ » The following names have been, ‘placed on the Grand Roll of Hovor ‘of the Graniteville School, for the term commencing July 16th, 1877, and ending November 3d, 1877. Miss Louisa Cannon, teacher : i Mollie Kella, Willie Cline, May Mannix, Nora Mannix, Annie Dillon Auoie .Young, Tillie Cline, Allie Dillon, Charles Young, John Dillon, John Mannix, John Shand, Wallie Young, John Ryan, Tom Dillon, George Young. Postal 'Pelegraph, . An effort is likely to be made at the coming regular session of Congress to establish a postal telegraph, and it ought to succeed. Eugland condemued for public use thé leading lines of telegraph ia the British Isles, and that Government has been managing them in the interests of the people for some years. The official report shows that the net earnings for last year of the British poustyear 15;000 miles new wire were strung! For $15,000,000 the United Hmany and as good lines a* those now run by private companies, and’ on them can send messages of twenty the sights of the city. By his looks just Salta bik" we “judge the climale at his new ay words across the continent, from They. came . Grand Koll ef Honor, . qh al telegraph was $768,000 over and}. jubove all expenses, and yet in that States-Government can construct as . : Captured Highwaymen. A dispatch from Chyenne says; on Thursday a cavalry Lieutenant and men, mouiited upon weary, mud-besputtered horses, rode into Cheyenne from the north. In the center of the caviloude, closely guarded, were two smal, vicious-looking ¢reatures, who . attracted, no special attention from the few who saw the.party ride in. Whén all dismoupted, and it was his entrance to munhoud’s estate by a larceny which sent bim to the penitentiury. for severul months, ‘He served his time but was no’ sooner free than he made ancther steal and was returned to the. penitentiary, He served his time, after which he returned to Cheyenus some montis agu, where jhe was employed as a teumster. He soon cfuit freighting, cume tuo Cheyenne, . remained oue night and departed the next morningw ith a tine Horse which be stale, Itappears that Ryan then took to” robbing stage couvhes;meeting with good. uccess until last week, when he and a companion named Babcock robbed a stuge coach alwoert onder the walls of Fort Larawie, Babcock who Was urrested witu Ryan. is an unsophirticited-looking man, probably thirty-five. He how but hiitie to say, while Ryan talks freely and voasts of his numerous robberies. Several persons who visited tue jail Tharsday fully ide.tified Ryan as one ofthe men whoionbed them on the stage ruad. ‘I'he pair were arrested by Lieutenunt Ghasenaar Rawhide Baties, about thirty miles north of Port Lurarmie, sboitly afier stage couch. Previous dispatsues have confounded them with Blackbarn and Wall, who have been operating successfully as road agents for the past six mouths near'the Bluck Hills. [a Overcouts of. all shades and weights, at CasPEeR’s, n9-if Is that Sot We understand tnat the ladies of the Episcopal Coureb, ofGruss Valley, suys-the: Union, ae about to Mauko arrangenrents to have Sam, icle, to come over here and. deliver his celebrated and illustrated lecture on the ‘‘Nutmeg State,’’ for the benefit of the church. From all accounts the lecture is about the most interesting one ever given to an audience. We bope our Bohemain friend will consent to come over, with his diagrams, and give that lecture, oo Tae Product of the thas mine, at Grass Valley, for October, was $43,896. A-dividend of 5 per cent. was was paid last Monday. ~ "Pits Spanish Cortes will be revok-ed for January, to approve King Alfonso’s marriage. * me Ir is believed in London that since the anuihilation of the Turkish army in Armenia Ottoman resistance is approaching an end, Corxypon Weep, of Bloomington, Iilinois, bas failed, with liabilities stated ut $1,800,000, with scarcely aby agsets, Wautrr F. Bant.xtr, Receiver of Taxes at Trenton, New Jersey, has’ been arrested as a defaulter and ‘odged in jail. A MAss MEETING of colored citizens night i in token of respect to the memory of’ the late Senator Morton. ncaa Haar, the San Carlos Agent, has arrived at Tucson, and reporte the Indians all weil contented, Accorprxe to the latest Sonora ad. “vices that State i is now pexceable, siore to shore, and make money in —ye-athe business, «85 20 . so ae the best. styles -of Men's and Boy’s no-it been rendered in favor of the masters. ‘the poetics of Minister to ollie robbing tue souta-bound Bliek Hulls }r ters. Davis, of the Virginia (Nev.) Chron: . was held in Washington Wednesday j re Casrxn bee the latest’ and In the ‘ arbitration between. the Ciyde (Scotland) shipwrights avd the sbip builders, a decision has The lookout has lasted six months, Henny S. seat of Florida, bas been nominated by thePresident for eo OTur Russian losses: from the comDockstetter, Tim T Essner, Timbuctoo P Clark, Quak Hill W O Greeley, Gity CR Clark, Grass Val Mrs Johnson & b.Gt}r_}. H 8 Hawver,Col Hill Mrs Vanee, Bioom Mrs Young, BloomJ McMullin, Blooin C Brad’ , Datch Flat G Reach, San Jaa. J Richards, Col Hil) E'S Kerritt, San Fran G Douglass,San Fran lk: O Tompkivs, Bb Riv d Pierce, San Juan ~O Peabody, City T B Reardan& w Sa: H V Reardin, 3 F Mrs Grawer, Grass V J Benting, Sonora Y i Green, Deer Cre G Harris, Grass. Val om. 2 HOTEL ARKL v ALS Union Hotel. 5 JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor, Fatpay. November 9ih, 1877. M Jansen, Gold Run D J Crowley,Truckee © Pheips, Hi!) R Scott, Grass Val John Pattison, City G W More, City W Joh: n,‘Chicago J Morton Mer ed +t G Anderson, City. WR Kuights, Sacra H Hart, ac tamento J+ M Allenwood, & R AH Scott, tm Kunch J G Meagher City G W applegate, Colfa 83 L Chase, Bloom JD Pyr-ley,lowa City L Clemmens , lows C 8 H Call Illinois * A Horner, Quak Hill Peter Craft, Washington a 2 te Rubber Goods and Oil Clothing ut reduced prices, at Cason’ Ss. n9-tf TLIO ET TL aN Gd V dee atte 4 LIGHT GUARDS, & 4ittention ! 4 A G A Heapovarrens aetna BRIGAPE, af * SacramMEnro, Nov. 7, 1877. [Special Orders, No. 11.] I. Capt. Joh A. Rapp is hereby appointed Iuspector to euperimtend and conduct an Election for Captain, Ist and 2d Lieutenants, Co. ‘‘C” Nevada Light Guards, 1st Batt, Infantry, 4th Brigade, N. G. C. to to fill vacancies caused by expiration of terms of present incumbents. Il. Capt. John A. Rapp will conduct such election according to law, and report procecdings in duplicate, with a copy of hese orde.a attached, to these Headguar: By order BRIG. GEN. M. 8. HORAN, i Commanding 4th Brigades, W. A. ANDERSON, Asst. Adjt. Gen. & In pursuant to the above orders, you are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory on Wednesday evening, Nev. 28, 1877, at 736 o'clock eee pot 2 purpose of electCommanding Officers, eg She Shes JOHN A» RAPP, Capt. Commanding N. L. G. Nevava, Nov. aL 1877. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The accounts of the late firm of BROWN & WATSON are in my hands for

collection, and the business must be closed up by the 20th of this month, or the accounts will be placed in hands of a Collector. Thope all who know themselves indebted will make prompt settlement and avoid costs. ea B: J. WATSON. Nevada City Nov. 5, 1877 County Warrants. LL Warrants on General Fund, regigtered prior to July 6th, 1877, also al} warrants on Road Fund,registered prior to January 9, 1877,will be_paid on presenta, tion, Interest ceases ‘date. a N. Parwe, Sounty Treasurer. tee vada City, Nov. 7, 1877. Thanksgiving Ball at Temperance Hall. (oat ‘ PROFESSOR RYDER Will give a Social Dauce Thanksgiving Evening, Thursday, Nevember 29th, 1877. Dancing to Commence at 9 o’clock, P. M. Chase's Quadrille Band will be’ ta at. tendance, and a good time may be expected. Admittance for Gentlemen $L Ladies pre invited. Mr. Ryder. will give a Ball on ‘Christmas and New Year's at the. MULLER & BECKETT ber 20th, 1877. 'H V Reardan, 8 Danston, Madrille, J Glasson, oF Judd, M Stone, M Hyman, ’ [AB Brady, —* J Shoemaker. FLOOR MANAGERS. Palmer Smith, Mark Shaver, A H Walrath, AI Zekina, Capt FA Kapp, CJ Naffziger, AR Lofd, Archie Nivens, od Hanley,” Adolph Chaty, Grand Social ‘Ball on hansgivi Evening. —— Will give a Grand Social Ball at © “HUNT'S HALL On Thursday Evening, NovemJ ‘A fall Orchestra will ‘be in atannounced that Lieutenant’ George mencement of hostilities t the first . tendance. F. Chase had arrived with two road . 3+ Noversber were 64,801 men, . oe agents, all became excited. A few --— Z HONORARY SOMMITTEE. minutes later tue pews had flashed THE wane of Dennis satiate Hon Niles Boar's, Hip cearng ‘throughout the: city, causing a large . Sav Francisco communist, i ai RC Wulrath, G vou sahenitiberg, & crowd to gather aboy! the jail, The . 8¢t for the 13th instant in the City o Aaa ae been Sheriff's office was soon crowded . Criminal Conrt. Ju ger B hebeoa: Gol N Ww Knowlton, i i : rd @ G@ allan, eo él_b, with curious men, “A great many of Anmy officersin Arizona are-one pit Crosby, Geo 8 Rupp. j 3 : 9 J B le altman,—. our people instantly reeognized the) 44.4 yi] personally opposed-to-a transBe ot Tera face of one of the robbers, who #8 . ¢or of tye Indian Bureau to the War ap Tower. 4 H Haskine, ‘ ” ee 4. Hf rianuson, A Eddy; none other than ‘ Funcy Ryan, a Department. Gea W Smith, % Bona. ye mere lad when Cheyenne wad born, ep a H © Mills, James D White, bas Baar witts ae : ,. . be GD Bobo, JJ Ort, ‘ aud who grew with-tue city’s growth, . New Siyle Hats, at CaspeRr’s 14 Bolte, "M Boventberg. = i i i j ' Casper, sour rapidly developing wicked qualities} Ngvapa, Nov. 9, 1877 ao sk, NP pote which sfterwards sent bim to tue W R Ove, ¥. Sigourney, ‘ ‘ “i . : T © Canfield, Messenger, pea eerie ps ehabe hee HOTEL ARRIVALS. Fran buerien, Dave Tho dst, mberswhen he ws to 8 fi : A Blumentha udge Le ; pe ES ase National Exchange Hote). J 8 Holorodk, M Hyman, ‘ttle Ryan for petty thivvery and for A. H HANSON, Proprietor. Angust Lademan, P Hun-rfwuth, i é , : x jeo & 'furner, HS ‘Brauley, went from bad. to worse, signaliziog . 4 7 Grane, San Fran T Otwell, Washng . 8 H Milter, John Pattison, DJ MiKinuey, dar Weleb, T W siguurney, 8&4 Davenport, C Beckman, A Sloan, PIU vie kerman, J B Juhvson, John I Caluwell, JJ hoyers, Judge Juobn Caldwell k B Putton, bDrP EB Hughson, M Enright, <« COMMItLEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, : W F Evans, CE Mulioy, J BE Brown, JJ Jackson, W J Jounston, C Lf 'ihomas, L Seibert, -* OJ Brand, Wm tichards, _ FEC Geer, RECEPTION COMMITEE, N W Knowlten, BH Worcester, W G kichards, John Muyo, Richard svott, George Bailey, Ed Brown, J N Chaty; F earls, J Valautic 3, Chas Hanson, OA Neison, J®@Flening, Chas Grimes, kd Richarus, Phil Berne; , EA Byrne, A WK Lora, Wim Welch; Chas Bennett, $A Bulfinch, Joe Jenkins, enry Herzinger, JW Callaghun. INVITATION COMMITTEE, GRASS VALLEY. Walter Stoddard ‘s Er’. Roberts, Tickets for the ball$150. ‘FRey can be had at Geo. W. Welch's, Belden’s, at the National, Union, Stumpt’s and ‘Richard’s Hotel. Nevada, November 7th, 1877. THE IMPORTANT BROAD STREET.. © Opposite the bacamare Bank. Doma With (he Qrdbr “WE ALWAYS ORIGINATE, But Never Imitate ! "Having concluded to lo-. respectfully inform the Citizens and Public generally that WE ARE NO “FLY-BY-NIGHT” INSTITUTION, and endeavor, by STRICT ATTENTION “SQUARE DEALING & To establish a business in this City that the community at large shall have no cause to regret, as our prices are, and shall be, OW ER. Than any other Housein the City. We are receiving NEW GOODS every day by Express and Freight, and Goods will be Given vaste: for Little or Nothing. Everybody treated with politeness and attention, and no trouble to show. Goods. DowT FORGET THE IMPORTANT = gbovs med Hail. Clothing. er * Ps) Nevada Nov. “6th, 1877. NEvaDaA, . Noy. 16, 1877, In-every redpect,the proprieto . brand, “‘Sitver Palace.” cate in this City, we would. : ONE PRICE TO ALL,. . o. SILVER PALACE SALOON, . Commercial Stréet ‘aki City. —_—— { His FAVO RITE RESORT, h ed a reputacion asa strictly FIRST CLASS HOUSE, aving gain. T Begs to call attention to the following chotce Erands of Wines, Liquors and Cigarg Crewe Moble Boutbon Whisky, 7 “Crown Cabinet Bourbow W hisky, Old Rye Whisky, Old Hennessy Brandy. Old Hollhnd Gin, Scotch Whisky. Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum, “Chas: Beidsick Champagne, Green Seal C hampagne. Tennent’s Ale. Guinness’ Porter, CIGARS, F pecial, Fancy Drinks; Hot and Cold, Prepared to suit the tastes of all. ‘Choice Cased Liquors . ways on hand for family and medicinal purpose, Thankful for the liberal patroneg bestowed, and hoping to mentits continuance by fair and gentlemanly dealing with all, Lremain, » Very truly yours, J G. HARTWELL, Nevada City, Cxt»5th, 1877. ’ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. ? MRS, M. W. SOGGS, GRAPH GALLERY OF MRS, 1tDOLPH, has secured the services of MR. H. H. FRYE, FORMERLY OF BRADLEY & RULOFSON, Sam Francisco, and will commence ot Monday, November 12, 1877. To take all Kinds cof Pictures in the ee Style of the Art, Largo Size Photographs,Cabinet do Card do Photo-Cromes, Sicavnen: ete. Children’s Pictures a Specialty. MR. FRYE WILL BE IN NEVADA CITY ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY OF» EACH WEEK, FOR SITTINGS, n7-Im WEISSBEIN BROS. & (0. Money Brokers. a CHECKS ON THE ‘SAN FRANCISCO, AND THROUGH THEM ALL OVES -THE WORLD. ONEY loaned on Valuable Articles Advances made on Gold Dart. ‘Hig! est price paid for Gold, Silver, and Greev bac MAIN STREET, Next deor to Exchange Hotel, GRASS VALLEY THE GOLD ROOM. THOMAS WILLIAMS, OULD inform’ the Puplic that > has opened the GOLD ROOM, bier will be kept constantly on hand nose ol the best of : WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS. 2.) + blD ——— ° JOSEPH V. PETTIT Will have full charge of the Saloon, #8 the Public can rest assured that } will be k in the very best and most orly manner. No eard playing of any cnt will i Foreman _ Nevada City, Uct. Dublin Irish Whisky. : AVING PURCHASED THE PHOTO. AN GLO-CALIFORN IAN BANE, . “leads ‘The Dail NEVADA ——— LOCAI Is ‘Don’t forget ofthe best ph the State will t Jey on every. M. }iyou want to saken of yourse yetter than the Frye. A band of shy 1,000, were « city on Friday were from«the on their way— Mooney Flat. af Geo. WwW, Cla this city. “Yake Cross a morning with, announcement The road are be putin first= of rock evening. Hon. Geo. V man elect, is better clothes and he is not tor United Sta No robberies heard of, A gtand ba Moore’ s. Fla evening, for tl ie school of tt of Arrangeme ° Rich and W. . ‘Managers — . Rankin and \ » general invita A man who during the ev burglars were trance to his Hotel Friday made the m with his cries The East B passable for t have done a g is very much Trustees have duilt in that . isa great co have occasion Theouly pr ‘the city is key road Street Rev, J Will delive gregational’ (Monday) ev productive L Tt will eomm: Metholist * Services to. ing service co instead of morning: “L ‘The Voy ge vited, Seats Tri Regnlar sei al. hours, School at 12 “6 Congre Sabject ; Church thigy luborer-not d Gr Buy yc New. goods ai te Read t “The Impo: Casper ret an immense : Clothing, wh figare. Don these one-h: and travelin; ize your ho: Make our « who leave t help to build comfort the 1 they are in Menageries somew heré € Want to pul 80, and you, Merino U1 Overatis, « Socks, at And everyth aud convince _Farnis) ingutre a