November 22, 1870 (4 pages)

More than is required to effect the incorporation of the railroad company has been secured, but it is desired to obtain a full representation of dil the business’ interests of Grass Valley and Nevada, and for that! object the preliminary meeting has been appointed for Wedmesday next, as will be seen by notice elsewhere. Until that time, all who ubscribe will bé-emtitled to participation in the selectiom of temporary offi«ers. Citizens of Grass Valley can se«cure stock on application to A. Delano, and citizens of Nevada may apply to John Pattison. ' No enterprise has been started in this county in which citizens so heartily co-operate as in this railroad project. No urging has been required, but a simple statement of the object of the organization. Many others are ‘willing , and apxious to be identified with a movement which all feel confident will result in such great benefit to the county. \ The following is the list with the amounts subscribed by citizens of Nevada City and Grass Valley : R. W. Tully..$2,500 00 Charles Maréli.i. 2,500 00 Tt. WwW, y ora. 1,000 00 Clark & Torson. se" 2,000 00 A.C. Niles .. 1,000 00 TF. SEB. . 1,000 00 Brown & Deal. a ise 1,000 00 John Cashin.. 1,000 00 R. M. Hunt. . 1,000 00 ML. Marsh ween ee 1,000 00 Charles Kent.. 1,000 00 R. B. Gentry.. 1,000 00 A. Delano... 1.00000 Wm. Watt... 1,000 00 Campbell & Stoddard 2,000 00 M. Cc. Taylor. eese oe 1,000 00 W. L. Townsend. 1,000 00 Martin Ford.. 1,000 00 bl ey ana a 50000 — ; "E. Jounston.. “500 00 D. B, Frink... 25000 A. H. Hanson.,. 40000 E. W. Bigelow.. 250.00 Lester & gtd 500 00 L. H. Wells. . 50000 A: B.G ry. seees 60000 John Patt eon,.. . 100.00 Tra A. Eatoa -* e866 800 00 Thé committee had only a short time to spend in Grass Valley, and many of the citizens whe would havesubscribed were not called on; an opportunity will, however, be given them at Mr. Deland’s ‘bank. From what has been already done since Saturday morning, our people may judge of the probability that the work will-be accomplished, The most sanguine expectations of those who led offin the matter have thus far been more than realized, Let the people of . . both towgs unite in support of the project, and the railroad will soon be & reality. The meeting te be held on Wednesday evening will effect a temporary orgavigdtion, and then the Treasurer will call upom stockholders for ten per cent of the amount, subspribed,) After this amount is paid in, the. Treasurer is required by law to certify to the fact, . and then the permanent organization of the Company will be immediately effected and it*will be ready tor work. This undoubtedly will result in building up every description of business in the comuiunity, and will be of incalcu_ lable value to the county, and we rejoice that so much has already been done. Let the work be carried forward with energy; end Nevada county will soen have a railroad. Boots are now blackened by machinery in London. 1n Maine they cure rheumatism with red herring salve, (a ene Epwin: Forusst ie playing at Wilmington, North Carolia Carolina. MORKISTOWN tclatme: to te the “hab” of New Seveey: aoe Cunisr, Church, on Fifth Avenue, 000. oom City; bas been sold for $200, es gap Vale lakes ore far. ag aa ernors of the several States. The work . Previous to. their disembarking they are _ Emigration ConvENTION.—The Mis ats t A ti . ention will bé held inyIn~ di } commigncing om the 23d inst. The partici in ite deliberations will be delegates: appointed by the Govbefore them is peculiar and important, At present foursfiths of the emigrants . to this country land at New York . charged certain fees for imaginary ‘service rendered by parties appointed by the State of New York to look after their interests. The care of these agente is solicitous and shielding only till the douceur has been paid, and the victim is landed in Castle Garden. As soon as the authorities here are’ done with him, he wanders out into the streets of the great city to be quickly pounced upon by thesharpers who have awaited his coming, If he escapes being entirely fleeced he is peculiarly for tunate. From New York, with diffi culty he makes his way, hindered by the annoyance of the ignorance of our language and customs, to his intended destination. -Now the Indianapolis Convention is called to remedy this difficulty. It is proposed that its dele~. gates shall devise some plan by which the United States government extend its protection to the emigrant from the time the vessel he is on enters our wa" ters until he reaches ‘his’ new homeNew York has nothing to do, or should have nothing to do with emigrants to the West, and any fees which are extracted from them are so many items of well defined robbery. Instead of using Castle Garden, infamous on account of its iniquities, the government should provide a place on One of its islands in New York harbor. From thence com. missioners could quietly {forward the new citizen to his destination without exposing him for‘an ‘instant to the intrigues of the New York rogues. We have no doubt that the convention will be largely attended, and that its action will be observed with Very great interest. HEAPS oF WHISKEY.—The distiller. ies of the United States have a spirit producing capacity every twenty-four hours as follows: From grain; 759,337 galtons; from molasses, 24, 903 gal:ons; trom fruit, 126,271, making a total daily capacity of 910,551 gallons or at abuoug the ratio of one conn to every forty in habitants. AN OLD ee AND His Devizs. John Wyatt was the editor. of the first paper published ia Harrisburg. It was called the Oracle of Dauphin, and was first issued ia 1791. Among Mr. Wy_ at’s apprentices were Hon. Ellis Lewis. late Chiet Justice of Pennsylvania, and Gen. Simon Cameron, U. 8. Senator. — ‘< ELECTED.—It appears that W. Wr Hobart is really.elected State Control'ein Nevada, The White Pine News fig ures up his majority at 202. == A GARGS fleet of schooners is detain. ed in Santa Cruz harbor for north winds. THE California Powder Company has completed a new brick warehouse at Santa Cruz. THIRTEEN hundred and fifteen waifs have been-leit during the past year at the New York Foundling Asylum. The parents waived all claims. ACCORDING to German authority, the first daily paper in the world was the Frankfort Journal, which was founded by Wenolt Etimel, in 1915, © AT Salt Lake a man went down into a shaft to see what was the reason the blast dia’nt go off. An itemizer states that he came up directly in installments, with a lot of pieces of stone, THE Lower Californian says there are 600 men at work in the San Ratae) mines, ¢ si ehenaietn aan Fruit shipuients from Shidgle Springs continue to arrive at Sacramen to. a A. KENNY’s store at Petaluma was robbed of $200 worth of goeds on Saturday evening, November 12. -ersay upon “Laughter” was next read The Literary Secicety. e EibesryeHall was day night'at the mee ary Society, and the very interesting. and the~exercises at Sea.” ~My" Lambe,” w very pretty} poem, was recited by Eva Jenkins. Miss Emvfit Smith then read a selection showing the difficulty of successfully sounding successive S’s. An excellent by Miss Lizzie La Grange; after which the Choral Society, under the lead of Professor Chase,. accompanied py. Pro. fessor Muller on the piane, rendered admirably a chorus, ‘The quéstion as to the policy of prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating drinks, was next discussed by Rev. J. W. Stump, J. B. Drummond and Rev. J. on the negative. The President gave the decision to the affirmative. The following -is the programme for next Saturday evening: Ist, Music; 2d, Reading of Minates ; 3d, Miscellaneous Business ; 4th, Recitation, Celia White, 5th, Music; 6th; Selectiop, Miss Katie Edwards; ‘7th, Essay, Miss Crissie Leete ; 8th, Discussion—Resolved that the human race is of. one origin. Afand H. Darneal. Negative, J. W. Clark, J. E. Brown, W. W. Cross. Roll of Honetr, b> te The following is the Roll of Honor for the month of October, ofthe school at North Bloomfield, A. A. Smith teacher: Isabella Blain, Delphine Black, G. W. Carter, Randolph Carter, Albert. Carter, J.J. Victor, Emma Bean, Louisa Skidmore, Winnie Skidmore, Jovita Lusk, Delia Nash, Nettie Smith, Helen Nash, Sarah Marriott, Frank Sack, Mary A, Foy, Mary Black, Jefferson Carter, Susan Bean, Belle Lusk, Mag. gie Merryman, Adaline Merryman, Mary Ann Wiliams, Mary E, Sack, ; Narrow Escape. Chas. Richards, while haating Sun. day jast, had a very narrow escape He discharged his gun and the key holding the barrels in the stock broke. Both barrels of the gun flew over his head, and the stock was thrown out of his hands. The shock was so great that Richards was knocked down, but he received no injury worth mentionJe os ' Railroad Meeting A meeting of subscribers to stock in the Nevada City, Grass Valley and Cok tax Railroad, will be held at Library Hall in this city, on Wednesday after. noon at 3 o'clock, for the purpose of effecting a temporary organization and taking stéps to incorporate the com« pany. After this is done the papers will. be made out and a permanent or. ganization effected. If any persons who have not yet subscribed desire to do 80, befure the meeting, application may be made to John Pattison, or of A. Delano, Grass Valley. — Watch Found. A few days since, a gentleman who lost his watch on the Blue Tent road advertised it inthe TRaNscrrpr, Yeeterday the watch came through Wel's Fargo & Co’s express, with a memoranda stating it had been fpund by L. 8, Robinson, in the wood near Blue Tent. Big Blast. . A blast of 1,000 kegs of powder will ge discharged in Kilham & Co.’s claims, at Blue Teot,on Thursday next. Mr, Bond informs us that the bisst will be! discharged at2 o’clock, P. Mm. and if any of our citizens want tosee the blast, théy can go out at that hour. Goose Hunting. A party of four gentlemen went to the foot hills on Saturday,and returned. yesterday. They . killed thirty.wo geese during the trip. RuMORED SUKRKNDER—A Berlin. dispatch says rumerse of a doubtful vharacter are in circulation in Berlin, Puris is imminet. It is also rumored that the administration of the commissariat is busily preparing to receive a large French force, ia view of the re: cent decimation of the armies in Fianen by disease and battle. by Miss Rachel Rosenthal, “Father is . . A. Wirth, on the affirmative, and J, C. . Palmer, J. B. Johnson aad M. 8. Deal, firmative, M. 8. Deal, J. B. Johnson } to the effet that the capitujation of . ders should ee a 000s 4 \ fod and, 1 m. an = ‘ CIFT CONCERT!/ wu i BE ‘GIVEN aT JANUARY 2nd, 1871.) . BY THE : Grass Valley Benevolert Associa. . tion, FOR THE BENEFIT . Gr THE TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, TO EXTEND WATER PIPES, ~'s -%@ THE SCHOOL FUND, THE ORPHAN.ASYLUM, AND 70 ZHE FIRE. DEPARTMENT. 100,000 Tickets will be sold, At $2.50 Coin, Each, During the Concert: the Sum of $150.000 IN GOLD COIN, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE TICKET HOLDERS, AS FOLLOWS : 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN. ..$20,000 1 GFT OF GOLD COIN.. oooeeeh 5,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .,..+.+010.000 i GIFT OF GOLD Co si Zee doo GIFTS COIN, of 850 each,.:.40,000 400 GIFTS COIN, of $40 each.. 16.000 * . G15 GIFTS COIN, of $20 each.. 10,300 1578 Prizesamounting to $150,000 The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library. The drawing will be under the management of C. CONAWAY, President of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley :'S. ¥. DORSEY,School Trastee; A. HOOPER, Chiei Engineer of the Fire Departments; and PATRICK ENGLISH, MARTIN FORD and DANIBL COLLINS, in behalt of the Orphan Asylnm at Grass Valley. TREASURER: "Bank of Thos. Findley & Co. Grass Valley. With whom all moneys: will be deposited.— All disbursements Will be made through said IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE GIFTS THE SUM OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, Will be given to the . TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, for the extension of the Water Pipes. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, ' To be given to the SCHOOL FUND, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, Tothe ORPHAN ASYLUM, AT GKASS VALLEY, and ; ONE THOUSAND TO THE FIRE. DEPARTMENT. can be had by applyi t af the Association ad by apply sigs etal Wallzine, Main street, Grass Valley. ~~ TEN PER CENT. FEE will be allowed to ee taking Une Hundred Tickeis Commi paid in Tickets. fersunr send ing $250-will eaten 110 Tickets in exchange. the 25th of November. — Fora rantee that the PRIZES will PAIRLY DRa« N ag a — = oie Wer ley is hereby eepectally refer Superintendent of the Qaaneat Per and all or '@. 6. KING, General Business Manager. seca GE Hee Paling, Man JOHN WEBSER, Secretary, Grass Valley, Nov, 21,187, 1 GIFT OF GOLD O@IN.... 4,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD OOIN.+2.,..3,000. 1 GIFT OF GOLDCOIN.... 2.000 10 GIFTS GOLD COIN, $1,000 each, 10,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.:..:-.900 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..,.,.++05-+800 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN.004..++.700 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.. aubacees 600 10 GIFTS COIN, $500 each... 5.000 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN) .. 2.8. 400 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN. ...+++-300 20 GIFTS COIN, of $200 each... 6,000 900 GIFTS COIN, $100 each... 20,000 . Tickets will be ready for sale about . . TOR eCtA ¢ a Will tapas at r S Washington School reper a: shah Sai SR La GIVEN BY THE FRENCH OF NEVADA cousry, ‘ ae : Benefit of the Families of the Kill} edand Wounded of the French army . Cc OFFICERS Of THE DAY. . President—L, CHARONNAT;of Nowadi? Honorary President—G. TOUCHARD , of San Franciseo. ‘Vice Presidents—Nevada City, Judgé T. B. Reardan,Ira A. Eaton, A. D. Tower, 'D. B. Frink, .— .; C. C. Leavitt, a. H. Haskins, 4 John I. Ualdwell, H.C. Mills, 4 W. W. Cross, M. 8, Deal,*--. “John Dunnicliff, Dr. R. M. tiunt,: Jonathan Clark, T. i. Rolfe, T. W. Sigourney, Dan Clancy, W. H. Davidson, G. W. Allen, John Cashin, P. McAuslan, W. L. Tisdale, J. A. Lancaster, A. H. Hanson, Geo. W. Welch, Grass Valley. A. B. Dibble, M. P. O’Connor, C. W. Smith, A. Delano, Frank Cleveland, Dr. McCormick, R. Shoemaker, 8. P. Dorsey, Dr. Davis, Justin Mictiel, A. Hooper. North Bjoomfield. W. Waldron, Robert McKilican, Henry — John Stone, ulius Poquillon. Lake City. M. Bremond, James Cregan. Eureka. D. McCarty, Richard Dillon, 5 French Corral, D. Alexander, T. W. Sullivan, T. BY Villain. Seam Juan. A. Gavard, N. Netter,P. Gainard. Truckee, Dr. Lasvignes; Frank Rabel, Committee of Arrangements. L. Charonnat, President; Felix Giilet — Secretary; A. lsoard, ‘Treasarer ; > Churies Ferrand, James #icming ng, J. Figuiere, hk. Fininger, J. Michel, I. B. Villain, A. Gavard, W. Waldron, Julius Poquillon, Dr. Lisvignes, PROGRAMME. PART I. pr ceuia PART I, The “Girdndins,” or “Tis good. to die for our Country,” ‘py Mons. Bonnet, of. the French Dramatic Troupe, San }'ran cisco. PART IIL. Phantom Chorus, from ‘“‘Somnambula,” by the Nevada Choral Society, PART IV. The “‘Wearin’ of the Green,” from -‘ArFrancisco, PART V. ‘Speed Away,” ne gp cot een Brown, Cross. ‘Fairehil Ae i. "of Nevada City. PART VI. “Le Rappel,” a stirring son , words Pierre Cauwet, music by Earnes ‘ Paes iter, . San Franctsco,) by Mons, Bonnet, of San Francisco. woe f PART VI. “Who will care for Mother now?” by a. Ada and Alice Davenport, of Nevada PART VIII. “Salut a la France,” from ‘“The Danghbter-of the Hegiment,” Miss Cecelia, in a full costume of a Vivedlinn o PART IX, **{), Hail Us, Ye Free,” f; Ernani b the Nevada Choral Society, is git FART X. “La Marseillaise,” the thrilling National Mons. song of France, of 1 b Bonnet, of San Francisco. wind The whole to conclude withthe Drawing of Several Hundred Prizes valued at over $2,000. S ocemeniemmeee ol ORCHESTRA—ED. MULLER, of Nevsdacity. . ment to commence at 7.15. " ‘Biekets One Dollar, } For sale everywhiere in the County. NEVADA CITY, NOV, 2@th;1870,--~ tate a by A. B. Dibhie, Esq., . rah Na Pogue,” by Miss Cecilia, of San . . Doors open at 6.45 p. x. The Entertaintendence 0 ghaft on tl 206 teet, fi way down shaft strik to the pan richness bottom, o! the indica tering, at about to.z serve, na: well direc ~jng an ad of a mile mamed, a obtaining week inte one fartl the Com} immense extensive four diffe pect a ric sult of th M#ailroa The C erty in tl County ; follows : ete, S1é Road ant property by the « value of County ¢ letter fr Pacific . ] creck fc the Con ‘upon .-t] fairl the Dis “*wald re! dered, a ity of assessed Courts, Strang Jack Valley, Saturd: sulting his bec into hi his pis and efi such a and th ball e passin; out on was fi posed, dischs one a an ol well t place. but y it wal The in terta! men war . Asse on Dn post] of ne

More than is required to effect the incorporation of the railroad company has been secured, but it is desired to obtain a full representation of dil the business’ interests of Grass Valley and Nevada, and for that! object the preliminary meeting has been appointed for Wedmesday next, as will be seen by notice elsewhere. Until that time, all who ubscribe will bé-emtitled to participation in the selectiom of temporary offi«ers. Citizens of Grass Valley can se«cure stock on application to A. Delano, and citizens of Nevada may apply to John Pattison. ' No enterprise has been started in this county in which citizens so heartily co-operate as in this railroad project. No urging has been required, but a simple statement of the object of the organization. Many others are ‘willing , and apxious to be identified with a movement which all feel confident will result in such great benefit to the county. \ The following is the list with the amounts subscribed by citizens of Nevada City and Grass Valley : R. W. Tully....$2,500 00 Charles Maréli.i.. 2,500 00 Tt. WwW, y ora. 1,000 00 Clark & Torson. se" 2,000 00 A.C. Niles .... 1,000 00 TF. SEB.. .. 1,000 00 Brown & Deal. a ise 1,000 00 John Cashin.... 1,000 00 R. M. Hunt.. .. 1,000 00 ML. Marsh ween ee 1,000 00 Charles Kent.... 1,000 00 R. B. Gentry.... 1,000 00 A. Delano..... 1.00000 Wm. Watt..... 1,000 00 Campbell & Stoddard 2,000 00 M. Cc. Taylor. eese oe 1,000 00 W. L. Townsend.. 1,000 00 Martin Ford.... 1,000 00 bl ey ana a 50000 — ; "E. Jounston... “500 00 D. B, Frink..... 25000 A. H. Hanson.,.. 40000 E. W. Bigelow... 250.00 Lester & gtd 500 00 L. H. Wells.. .. 50000 A: B.G ry. seees 60000 John Patt eon,... . 100.00 Tra A. Eatoa -* e866 800 00 Thé committee had only a short time to spend in Grass Valley, and many of the citizens whe would havesubscribed were not called on; an opportunity will, however, be given them at Mr. Deland’s ‘bank. From what has been already done since Saturday morning, our people may judge of the probability that the work will-be accomplished, The most sanguine expectations of those who led offin the matter have thus far been more than realized, Let the people of . . both towgs unite in support of the project, and the railroad will soon be & reality. The meeting te be held on Wednesday evening will effect a temporary orgavigdtion, and then the Treasurer will call upom stockholders for ten per cent of the amount, subspribed,) After this amount is paid in, the. Treasurer is required by law to certify to the fact, . and then the permanent organization of the Company will be immediately effected and it*will be ready tor work. This undoubtedly will result in building up every description of business in the comuiunity, and will be of incalcu_ lable value to the county, and we rejoice that so much has already been done. Let the work be carried forward with energy; end Nevada county will soen have a railroad. Boots are now blackened by machinery in London. 1n Maine they cure rheumatism with red herring salve, (a ene Epwin: Forusst ie playing at Wilmington, North Carolia Carolina. MORKISTOWN tclatme: to te the “hab” of New Seveey: aoe Cunisr, Church, on Fifth Avenue, 000. oom City; bas been sold for $200, es gap Vale lakes ore far. ag aa ernors of the several States. The work . Previous to. their disembarking they are _ Emigration ConvENTION.—The Mis ats t A ti . ention will bé held inyIn~ di } commigncing om the 23d inst. The partici in ite deliberations will be delegates: appointed by the Govbefore them is peculiar and important, At present foursfiths of the emigrants . to this country land at New York . charged certain fees for imaginary ‘service rendered by parties appointed by the State of New York to look after their interests. The care of these agente is solicitous and shielding only till the douceur has been paid, and the victim is landed in Castle Garden. As soon as the authorities here are’ done with him, he wanders out into the streets of the great city to be quickly pounced upon by thesharpers who have awaited his coming, If he escapes being entirely fleeced he is peculiarly for tunate. From New York, with diffi culty he makes his way, hindered by the annoyance of the ignorance of our language and customs, to his intended destination. -Now the Indianapolis Convention is called to remedy this difficulty. It is proposed that its dele~. gates shall devise some plan by which the United States government extend its protection to the emigrant from the time the vessel he is on enters our wa" ters until he reaches ‘his’ new homeNew York has nothing to do, or should have nothing to do with emigrants to the West, and any fees which are extracted from them are so many items of well defined robbery. Instead of using Castle Garden, infamous on account of its iniquities, the government should provide a place on One of its islands in New York harbor. From thence com. missioners could quietly {forward the new citizen to his destination without exposing him for‘an ‘instant to the intrigues of the New York rogues. We have no doubt that the convention will be largely attended, and that its action will be observed with Very great interest. HEAPS oF WHISKEY.—The distiller. ies of the United States have a spirit producing capacity every twenty-four hours as follows: From grain; 759,337 galtons; from molasses, 24, 903 gal:ons; trom fruit, 126,271, making a total daily capacity of 910,551 gallons or at abuoug the ratio of one conn to every forty in habitants. AN OLD ee AND His Devizs. John Wyatt was the editor. of the first paper published ia Harrisburg. It was called the Oracle of Dauphin, and was first issued ia 1791. Among Mr. Wy_ at’s apprentices were Hon. Ellis Lewis. late Chiet Justice of Pennsylvania, and Gen. Simon Cameron, U. 8. Senator. — ‘< ELECTED.—It appears that W. Wr Hobart is really.elected State Control'ein Nevada, The White Pine News fig ures up his majority at 202. == A GARGS fleet of schooners is detain. ed in Santa Cruz harbor for north winds. THE California Powder Company has completed a new brick warehouse at Santa Cruz. THIRTEEN hundred and fifteen waifs have been-leit during the past year at the New York Foundling Asylum. The parents waived all claims. ACCORDING to German authority, the first daily paper in the world was the Frankfort Journal, which was founded by Wenolt Etimel, in 1915, © AT Salt Lake a man went down into a shaft to see what was the reason the blast dia’nt go off. An itemizer states that he came up directly in installments, with a lot of pieces of stone, THE Lower Californian says there are 600 men at work in the San Ratae) mines, ¢ si ehenaietn aan Fruit shipuients from Shidgle Springs continue to arrive at Sacramen to. a A. KENNY’s store at Petaluma was robbed of $200 worth of goeds on Saturday evening, November 12. -ersay upon “Laughter” was next read The Literary Secicety. e EibesryeHall was day night'at the mee ary Society, and the very interesting. and the~exercises at Sea.” ~My" Lambe,” w very pretty} poem, was recited by Eva Jenkins. Miss Emvfit Smith then read a selection showing the difficulty of successfully sounding successive S’s. An excellent by Miss Lizzie La Grange; after which the Choral Society, under the lead of Professor Chase,. accompanied py. Pro. fessor Muller on the piane, rendered admirably a chorus, ‘The quéstion as to the policy of prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating drinks, was next discussed by Rev. J. W. Stump, J. B. Drummond and Rev. J. on the negative. The President gave the decision to the affirmative. The following -is the programme for next Saturday evening: Ist, Music; 2d, Reading of Minates ; 3d, Miscellaneous Business ; 4th, Recitation, Celia White, 5th, Music; 6th; Selectiop, Miss Katie Edwards; ‘7th, Essay, Miss Crissie Leete ; 8th, Discussion—Resolved that the human race is of. one origin. Afand H. Darneal. Negative, J. W. Clark, J. E. Brown, W. W. Cross. Roll of Honetr, b> te The following is the Roll of Honor for the month of October, ofthe school at North Bloomfield, A. A. Smith teacher: Isabella Blain, Delphine Black, G. W. Carter, Randolph Carter, Albert. Carter, J.J. Victor, Emma Bean, Louisa Skidmore, Winnie Skidmore, Jovita Lusk, Delia Nash, Nettie Smith, Helen Nash, Sarah Marriott, Frank Sack, Mary A, Foy, Mary Black, Jefferson Carter, Susan Bean, Belle Lusk, Mag. gie Merryman, Adaline Merryman, Mary Ann Wiliams, Mary E, Sack, ; Narrow Escape. Chas. Richards, while haating Sun. day jast, had a very narrow escape He discharged his gun and the key holding the barrels in the stock broke. Both barrels of the gun flew over his head, and the stock was thrown out of his hands. The shock was so great that Richards was knocked down, but he received no injury worth mentionJe os ' Railroad Meeting A meeting of subscribers to stock in the Nevada City, Grass Valley and Cok tax Railroad, will be held at Library Hall in this city, on Wednesday after. noon at 3 o'clock, for the purpose of effecting a temporary organization and taking stéps to incorporate the com« pany. After this is done the papers will. be made out and a permanent or. ganization effected. If any persons who have not yet subscribed desire to do 80, befure the meeting, application may be made to John Pattison, or of A. Delano, Grass Valley. — Watch Found. A few days since, a gentleman who lost his watch on the Blue Tent road advertised it inthe TRaNscrrpr, Yeeterday the watch came through Wel's Fargo & Co’s express, with a memoranda stating it had been fpund by L. 8, Robinson, in the wood near Blue Tent. Big Blast. . A blast of 1,000 kegs of powder will ge discharged in Kilham & Co.’s claims, at Blue Teot,on Thursday next. Mr, Bond informs us that the bisst will be! discharged at2 o’clock, P. Mm. and if any of our citizens want tosee the blast, théy can go out at that hour. Goose Hunting. A party of four gentlemen went to the foot hills on Saturday,and returned. yesterday. They . killed thirty.wo geese during the trip. RuMORED SUKRKNDER—A Berlin. dispatch says rumerse of a doubtful vharacter are in circulation in Berlin, Puris is imminet. It is also rumored that the administration of the commissariat is busily preparing to receive a large French force, ia view of the re: cent decimation of the armies in Fianen by disease and battle.

by Miss Rachel Rosenthal, “Father is . . A. Wirth, on the affirmative, and J, C. . Palmer, J. B. Johnson aad M. 8. Deal, firmative, M. 8. Deal, J. B. Johnson } to the effet that the capitujation of . ders should ee a 000s 4 \ fod and, 1 m. an = ‘ CIFT CONCERT!/ wu i BE ‘GIVEN aT JANUARY 2nd, 1871.) . BY THE : Grass Valley Benevolert Associa. . tion, FOR THE BENEFIT . Gr THE TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, TO EXTEND WATER PIPES, ~'s -%@ THE SCHOOL FUND, THE ORPHAN.ASYLUM, AND 70 ZHE FIRE. DEPARTMENT. 100,000 Tickets will be sold, At $2.50 Coin, Each, During the Concert: the Sum of $150.000 IN GOLD COIN, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE TICKET HOLDERS, AS FOLLOWS : 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.. ...$20,000 1 GFT OF GOLD COIN... oooeeeh 5,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN. .,...+.+010.000 i GIFT OF GOLD Co si Zee doo GIFTS COIN, of 850 each,..:.40,000 400 GIFTS COIN, of $40 each... 16.000 * . G15 GIFTS COIN, of $20 each.... 10,300 1578 Prizesamounting to $150,000 The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library. The drawing will be under the management of C. CONAWAY, President of the Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley :'S. ¥. DORSEY,School Trastee; A. HOOPER, Chiei Engineer of the Fire Departments; and PATRICK ENGLISH, MARTIN FORD and DANIBL COLLINS, in behalt of the Orphan Asylnm at Grass Valley. TREASURER: "Bank of Thos. Findley & Co. Grass Valley. With whom all moneys: will be deposited.— All disbursements Will be made through said IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE GIFTS THE SUM OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, Will be given to the . TOWN OF GRASS VALLEY, for the extension of the Water Pipes. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, ' To be given to the SCHOOL FUND, TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, Tothe ORPHAN ASYLUM, AT GKASS VALLEY, and ; ONE THOUSAND TO THE FIRE. DEPARTMENT. can be had by applyi t af the Association ad by apply sigs etal Wallzine, Main street, Grass Valley. ~~ TEN PER CENT. FEE will be allowed to ee taking Une Hundred Tickeis Commi paid in Tickets. fersunr send ing $250-will eaten 110 Tickets in exchange. the 25th of November. — Fora rantee that the PRIZES will PAIRLY DRa« N ag a — = oie Wer ley is hereby eepectally refer Superintendent of the Qaaneat Per and all or '@. 6. KING, General Business Manager. seca GE Hee Paling, Man JOHN WEBSER, Secretary, Grass Valley, Nov, 21,187, 1 GIFT OF GOLD O@IN....... 4,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD OOIN..+2.,...3,000. 1 GIFT OF GOLDCOIN....... 2.000 10 GIFTS GOLD COIN, $1,000 each, 10,000 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN..:...:-..900 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN...,.,.++05-+800 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN.004...++..700 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN.... aubacees 600 10 GIFTS COIN, $500 each...... 5.000 1GIFT OF GOLD COIN) .... 2.8. 400 1 GIFT OF GOLD COIN. ......+++-300 20 GIFTS COIN, of $200 each..... 6,000 900 GIFTS COIN, $100 each..... 20,000 . Tickets will be ready for sale about . . TOR eCtA ¢ a Will tapas at r S Washington School reper a: shah Sai SR La GIVEN BY THE FRENCH OF NEVADA cousry, ‘ ae : Benefit of the Families of the Kill} edand Wounded of the French army . Cc OFFICERS Of THE DAY. . President—L, CHARONNAT;of Nowadi? Honorary President—G. TOUCHARD , of San Franciseo. ‘Vice Presidents—Nevada City, Judgé T. B. Reardan,Ira A. Eaton, A. D. Tower, 'D. B. Frink, .— .; C. C. Leavitt, a. H. Haskins, 4 John I. Ualdwell, H.C. Mills, 4 W. W. Cross, M. 8, Deal,*--. “John Dunnicliff, Dr. R. M. tiunt,: Jonathan Clark, T. i. Rolfe, T. W. Sigourney, Dan Clancy, W. H. Davidson, G. W. Allen, John Cashin, P. McAuslan, W. L. Tisdale, J. A. Lancaster, A. H. Hanson, Geo. W. Welch, Grass Valley. A. B. Dibble, M. P. O’Connor, C. W. Smith, A. Delano, Frank Cleveland, Dr. McCormick, R. Shoemaker, 8. P. Dorsey, Dr. Davis, Justin Mictiel, A. Hooper. North Bjoomfield. W. Waldron, Robert McKilican, Henry — John Stone, ulius Poquillon. Lake City. M. Bremond, James Cregan. Eureka. D. McCarty, Richard Dillon, 5 French Corral, D. Alexander, T. W. Sullivan, T. BY Villain. Seam Juan. A. Gavard, N. Netter,P. Gainard. Truckee, Dr. Lasvignes; Frank Rabel, Committee of Arrangements. L. Charonnat, President; Felix Giilet — Secretary; A. lsoard, ‘Treasarer ; > Churies Ferrand, James #icming ng, J. Figuiere, hk. Fininger, J. Michel, I. B. Villain, A. Gavard, W. Waldron, Julius Poquillon, Dr. Lisvignes, PROGRAMME. PART I. pr ceuia PART I, The “Girdndins,” or “Tis good. to die for our Country,” ‘py Mons. Bonnet, of. the French Dramatic Troupe, San }'ran cisco. PART IIL. Phantom Chorus, from ‘“‘Somnambula,” by the Nevada Choral Society, PART IV. The “‘Wearin’ of the Green,” from -‘ArFrancisco, PART V. ‘Speed Away,” ne gp cot een Brown, Cross. ‘Fairehil Ae i. "of Nevada City. PART VI. “Le Rappel,” a stirring son , words Pierre Cauwet, music by Earnes ‘ Paes iter, . San Franctsco,) by Mons, Bonnet, of San Francisco. woe f PART VI. “Who will care for Mother now?” by a. Ada and Alice Davenport, of Nevada PART VIII. “Salut a la France,” from ‘“The Danghbter-of the Hegiment,” Miss Cecelia, in a full costume of a Vivedlinn o PART IX, **{), Hail Us, Ye Free,” f; Ernani b the Nevada Choral Society, is git FART X. “La Marseillaise,” the thrilling National Mons. song of France, of 1 b Bonnet, of San Francisco. wind The whole to conclude withthe Drawing of Several Hundred Prizes valued at over $2,000. S ocemeniemmeee ol ORCHESTRA—ED. MULLER, of Nevsdacity. . ment to commence at 7.15. " ‘Biekets One Dollar, } For sale everywhiere in the County. NEVADA CITY, NOV, 2@th;1870,--~ tate a by A. B. Dibhie, Esq., . rah Na Pogue,” by Miss Cecilia, of San . . Doors open at 6.45 p. x. The Entertaintendence 0 ghaft on tl 206 teet, fi way down shaft strik to the pan richness bottom, o! the indica tering, at about to.z serve, na: well direc ~jng an ad of a mile mamed, a obtaining week inte one fartl the Com} immense extensive four diffe pect a ric sult of th M#ailroa The C erty in tl County ; follows : ete, S1é Road ant property by the « value of County ¢ letter fr Pacific . ] creck fc the Con ‘upon .-t] fairl the Dis “*wald re! dered, a ity of assessed Courts, Strang Jack Valley, Saturd: sulting his bec into hi his pis and efi such a and th ball e passin; out on was fi posed, dischs one a an ol well t place. but y it wal The in terta! men war . Asse on Dn post] of ne