November 26, 1873 (4 pages)

» Merdonable Vanfty Chating an Iteni. Yesterday we got on track of an ~ NEVADA GITY, CAL. -No_ Consolidation. Tht School Boy's. Composition. O. P.Stidger has the egoSome yea or two ago) whilein.athe rumor that the “Eureka ‘Lake . Tndge his readers that Ne inform to tisth Water Company, the North Bloom. . item that was floating around loose, tendance at one of the publie schools vada City eontdins the best lawyers, P — i ity -Wé ehased it in this county, we heard read a comfield Mining Company and the Mil“doctors and Lega gn re = ti the Company were. negottafound in the State outside down Carimereial to Main, thrsighposition which we rather think caps ton Mining expoe course Of . cities. large Mali; over Deer creck to the Ice the climax of any now: being pub‘ting for a consolidation, is, we are that. informed from a reliable souree, unsweeping stafements, A the slip lisned, We thanght it so. g who Hote. ‘There it gave , . eatotifed Wp, Broad etfeet, we fok ‘weObtained it, and have kept it ever, founded. There*is, nothing in™it,— . dud started . ROWING themselves indebted wate x 1,:187 Unto N i p to NOV. We have authority; for stating that life astraddle of the SinJuan Ridge of exno such thing iscontemplated. “Lhe should ‘be allowed latitude” at the pression. upon his arrival : ee TRANSCRIPT OFFICE Of, bis ortion has spenf the greater ur The edi cai tak ee ‘. lowing as close after ft es our clumsy since. It reads thusly. Wherein is the x = Tue Doc. When we For Job Printirg, Advertiding or for During the febellion a vesselof legs could carry_ws. works.of the three Companies . menwill coufer_a great favor, by =~ PAPER’ THE tly eviden . The dogisa domestic animal which is’ about r was it Stidge y's saloon county ‘seat. war'was fitted" ont in the ‘ports of reached Carley's delay. It is hoped thet without up settling tioned are in the townships of Eure. astonished at the sights around -Ne. England, known as ‘the Alnbama, one rod ahead ef-us. We being tired has mother but never knows its meoffice will —" gris ect and shment astoni his and ka, Bloomfield and Bridgeport and. vada city, ae She was: built expressly for the stopped a few minutes to rest, . dere own father, ifit ever hadqne, Some Ree Trucke able. pardon are ‘vanity by we met Marshal Getchell whe redogs aré useful, and some dogs aint. known as the ridge, which townships publican. Pay. Up Immediately! _ Southern ‘Confederacy, mann represent about one-third of tbis To J. H. BO;ARDM AN. ish. ported ‘allquiet ab the station. _ We acknowledge the corn, “We eounty in population and wealth. why? the tails cant wag the dog, house} no ifmates.’* After resting had always known that Truckee had guns. of Ftiés we started after some degs havent any. tails to-wag,. These interests united in ‘one head good lawyers, but judging from. the. HOLIDAYS . are COMING. knownto! the ‘British Government: a-couple. an, our ‘jwill 0’. tae wisp.” and nearly cause why? they have beet cut-off. or-one organization ‘could wield or é¥ja) cbaracter_of.the. representatives_she good for nee juflue isé jmmer All dogs is good for something, >. . caught ur, with it in front ot the has been landing lére; and from our namely, to, carry fleas into houses, in this county and therefofe it-is.betps for.& } . stopped. we hadn't ‘Here that we rink. ap skating. e . Frink, d 1; mad Rey “knowledge of ‘“ wad , but with‘mom ent to say ‘thow do you do”’ to and set people to scratching. That ter in our opinion that no consolida-. [the remotest dea that a Preacher of Where can we get Nice Presents ~, prevent ber from sajli . Government ‘demand‘My, Bullard, who. informed-us that is all my dog is good for though I tion should take place and that each the Gospel ever held forth ‘there. For our Friends. out avait Our corporation should maintai eir : a TO o ‘ed of Great Britait that’ she shoald) ue rink ‘was well patronized by Iawouldn’t sell-him for les? than five none. ed As for Doctor’ 8, we suppos present status. 7 . Pag pay all daniages~’ fwat™ resulted to dies on Saturday night, though the dollars. Some dogs swim in water healthy so is were needed as the place oo sae American commerce by the reasor. of gentlemen were not as plentiful as andsomé don't, “Lhem “that swims. ites calaboose, “She wielle “ttat ve conutiate labels Renal as a: ° aes ee ak st eae aie ee: ie : ; Rev. Frink says to'the eontrary, and > ie evening. the whole Rede ama V,ithip he desired, and.as ‘we think he deis called: water dogs, them that don’t Improved Order of Red Men) thefitting out of the as he is a man of truth and veracity, . ALFRED BERG'S / @RASS ‘VALLEY. : her ‘waters, dnd” = a tims Great serves, After a delay of a few moswim is called land’ lubbers, I like On Saturday evening last a Tribe we believe him. dogs, Ido, especially . when they our after Britain done. #00 J started again we of the Improved Order of Red Men ments t Stoe +s Saeeps om Baa. the iow Z oe sim Roll ef Honor. A.few a ® short time phantom: At the top of the hill it are purps, cause they are so playful. was instituted at North Bloomfield, yT LNr TaIwvE hei. 2 = The following names are placed ago, fitted out in Am etiean waters a turned dowa China street and we)+Some_dogs bite like fury. Them. by D? G, Sachem, P. H. Paynter,usthat bites Have got téeth, thém that. ican then followedy keeping the crittur in view Amer PRICES ith LOWER it-w at ed +sisted by his Great Prophet, Cornethe roll of honor, in the High Sebdol Ngoous are offered . Nessel; and arm The Yo i Ww eac , complim, gers of . Club,” . “guns aff manned i¢ with American though it. was afar off. _ Reaching . ‘don't havent jot any.—i like dogs,I ling Taylor, and other Chiefs, from for the month eriding Novertber. . vcr Deft. aR Wate st Geioanr ne eye men forthe purpose ofmsking wat; Ping street 1 Weimer Tribe, No. 34, of Grass ValCarrie~-Frink, Mary Grayy Mollie pehicaet. otpers Peat REE upon the Spenish government at the Court House; we followed. J ust as mydog the other day with a big ley. . We; understand that the new Watson, Ella Kitts, Hattie DickerGail and examine the Goods apd convince Island of Cuba.” They called themwe werepassing thas:building a felstick, and made him ki yi kiyi. I "Lribe proposes to become one of ~ selyga.ss prominenge in the Order.,; The atriots,!' and -were ‘low hailed us to tell us he saw an think Jebnny ——, isa bad-boy. comes y a Spaniarfl who item pissing by, andthatif wewould . The boy that wrote the composicharter. members number 35. .The was then d beett for a long hurry up we might catch it. This . tion, was at the time only 7 years . ¢ojiowing are the officers elected for lion with éansed another-delay of ‘a minute or of age. The following postseript was . the terri: Josiah Jackson, Sacheii time £2 William Rose, Senior Sagamon; Henthe Cuban authorities, * This' vessel two, which gave the nimble thing a added.” ‘“‘Any man or woman that deena’ t ry Biluet, Junior Sagamon; A. A. sailed under the Americaa flag at good start of us. However we fol: this Cuban vessel was captured, the let her rip; who cares? Alabama went to the bottom ofthe ite te nometers repaired end satisf tion: guaran everybo¢ ocean. The Patriots(?) on board ‘ of, this Cuban vessel, or some fifty Sunday School at Nowtown. Addie Stranahan, ApnieCashin, . *¢dNellie Rolfe, Fred Irish. aj the namé of the new Tribe. We hope also other, property belongThe ladies coppeected with the a Tribe of this Order will soon be ining, and ing to the Company. Any person 2 Methedist Church im this city, are stituted in our city.’ Parties desirous having property in their possession of uniting themselves te sucha Tribe of this character, are requested to refeeding the people of Nevada City will please send in their names to making extensive arrangements for Everything the heart, can wish for ane d tl _atten ek een gaged, a =F by the’y tibia ag ‘i &C 5 ‘ A 8p aot 5 Hotel, 0 ‘t _ high-ton AGE Shee we mee CARPETS : turn it forthwith to the engine. house. the editor of this paper. thele-sre oftripp Ne. 34 Ms Stress. At" ; Thanksgiving Dinner. ani County on. Thahksgiving day. day, to-n be the''g this. cit; Je: ~, : s e bee “Watgheing. ~ f Crowley, George Bailey, Kate Arbo eSsoi GREAT Sawn wt we St OY Ee es times “when it suited ‘its purpose, lowed it out on the San Joan like dogs and cats, has no’ music in Smith, Chief of Records; R: D. Skid-1' Bring Back the Hats. their souls, and don’t know beens.’’ a by hotse, a more, Keeper of Wampum; ‘Thos. It wadfun dowa and captured road, back again to theschool A number of the hats belonging to . _ -Spatitsh’ VesHl,and all ‘on board from thence to the Catholic éhurch, ‘Wills, Prophet. ‘‘Bloomffeld”: is Pennsyslvania Engine Co. are missFURNITUR taken prisoners, precisely as the Alaand from thence tothe ‘Union Hobamawas run down by the Kearsage, tel, where we lostsightof it. It is with this slight difference, that while gone from our gaze forever, Well, given. at man, Hattie Nelson, , Aouisa Mau, soem : — Ln dtp eR 80 Emma Craig, Celiaé White, Mary teian a Fametial Watebannen he « gast, Annie, . , Binds, Alice Dorsey, ~ _ever bef Newtown;’inm this county, can boast and what might be expected fora Personal. ’ geven of them; Were tried by a court Charges and Counter Charges. of having one of the best regulated sumptuous repast will be provided. Zelierbach, of San FranMark Hon. martial and ghot. It is said“others Mr. Chamberlin, the owner of cisco, and R. McMarray, Esq.-of the J. and best. attended—considering the Thedinner i being prepared by the a JOHNSTON, have or will meet the same fate. of schools place—Sunday the Sorc) as ladies themselves, and those who pa‘Prue Blue,” alleges that ‘the injuRidge, made us a call yesterday. Mr. Now what we want to knowis this: size of ev-: Almost . thecounty in any place ai AN TMMENSE Pa tronize them can rely upon . getting ries received by his horse at the Zellerbach was on bis way homeward, Hf Great Britain wasaccountable to ery Sunday John W. Hinds, of’ this their mone;’s worth, which is only great raee in which-‘*Thad. Stevens” = m8 ; our Government for allowing a picity, holds divine services there fron fifty gents, No nse of going-tethe came off-victorious, was oceasioned NEW GOODS, = ratical'yessel to be built, ‘arthed+ and 11 to 12 o’clock a: u., the school betrouble or expense of cooking dinner by the rider of‘‘Joe Daniels,’’. who an oe mannedin British ports, is our Goving held from 10 to 11 o'clock a. m. ’ ‘at home on Thanksgiving day, when cut ‘True Blue” down.wilfully. Mr. ernment not agcountable to the SpanThere are forty scholars entolled who you can get one already cooked for Chamberlin alleges that prior te.the’ ish Government itt like manter for. constantly attend, besides twehty four bits, with pretty girls to wait on race propositions were made to. him vat eee permitting “a pirati¢al tessel to be young ladies who are marriageable. you to boot. Children under twelve to throw off in favor of ‘Thad,’ bat{ the Than Goods same be purcan ’ armedand manned:.in, ene;.of » its Sam Cormack is the Superintendent years of age twenty-five cents. The that he would not agree to doit, The ports, for the purpose of making of the-sehiools, Wm. A: Taylor Secdinner will be at the.Armory.of the owner and rider of ‘‘Joe Daniels"’ waf'tipon a nation with whomwe are retary, and Madam Hartung TreasNevada Light Guard, commencing at positively deny the foregoing allegac ; ; on hag its 1 have the of Clark and was man—th an attacl barrel is varniahe SKATING RINE ! watch ARE OFFERED ‘FOR ee urer. sctiptio: “ion chased in San Francisco! sented . Hotel,} ee tions, and charge Chamberlin. with The school and finances are d painte of the h SALE CHEAPER a Thanksgiving Day; at peace? 1 o'clock on Thursday. afternoon, ‘Thefact that the Virginius, this in part of opes on "The Stock consists E SEATING base will be ones in a flourishing ¢ondition. Greatinand continuing until 12 o’clock at falsehoodwidliispctcn dicate: aay afterncon -piratical ship, floated. at the time of ing Thank terest is taken by the people of Newnight. Fine Parlor Sets, . Qo’e ocx, evening pone NaAmannynneUnenenw town in their Sunday school. ~ Mr, = Fie at Pa ey took emen alternoon ne difference iin our_mind as regards . Gen. LaGrange Acquitted. Elegant Bed Roonr Sets, Hinds will hold: forth at Newtown: mitted free. Smates, 25 cents. place at Eureka, Nevada, on Thursthe general proposition. She was Some timé ago all sorts of charges one week from véxt Sunday, in the day, destroying property to the value then sailing under false colors just BULLARD, school hoase. The people of this of peculation were made against Gen of $30,000. The office of the Eureka 6 Cheap Bed Room Sets, . a@athie “Alabama hid done mang ORE city and thé country surrounding -La Grange, Supt. of the San FranSentinel was consumed and no inr times when: b2ing chased. The VirNewtown will take notice of the fact. cisco Mint. The Chronicle was full Tables, every style, surance. Cassiday, the proprieter, . ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTER. ginius was fitted out with armed Yof these charges’ and spent its fary ; The Newtownists deserve great credit Chairs, of every description, mem ftom Anierica to assist the rebfor their zeal in bebalf of the young upon the devoted head ef the Generloses -his all~about $12,000. So eerd for of the rebels: that weré’-making war Ceunty Court. says the Truckee Republican. : THE annual’ election : ficers of Nevada Royal Arch Chap a all, : ; obeying its demands yith alacrity.— Gone Relow e a uaabet in ar a i ; Recember 1,]. on is ‘ Alex Sloan of the Gem Saloon, left sh iets “Y éaterday morning, atthe opening . ’The ee ve did not yesterday for the Bay to make his are of’ the County Court, Myers and . ! a _the loss.ef human life, we de not beand ‘coda took its owa course it’ the Winter purchases agaist’ the U.S. Government. ' However much. we may deplore Stover, “the stage robbers,” reeeived lieve our Government can take cogthei, ‘senten-e. nizince of thé @ffait without stultifi ation: \). But it is said,’ the Virginids i LAS Myers bad been matter. It appointed. a Committee recommefided to mercy by the jury, to investigate the chargés, to find out . which factinduced the Judge to inwhether true or false.The Commit “Got OF : hereby intérin! had be roprié pe ever 8¢@) o.8. : s, cone ‘Together with a host of other articles too and sta Be Lookin ‘ ia ttle th San act . ae thec people of Re . je with ae ont, toa Sheriff Perrin with his prisoner, same. a City and County. = i , y’s Cigar Storeon McCaule ld, at Greenwa and examine my. Stock of ‘was not ‘captored in Cuban waters: flict a lighter. punishment than -he tee did investigate and here is what Marshall, bound for San Quentin, Broad Street. jULIUS GREENWALD. Goode and judge for themWhat’ of that? The Alabama was got off yesterday ponning tan probably would have done had no the Alta says is the result: wher —auamts 26, 1873. sunken in French waters. But supThe charges preferred against Gen to appointment. _ = such recommendation been .made, J wa EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED as Mctend:tuaten tues posing the waters of .a neighboring La Grange by Cochran, eoercea a >> consequently he only. got ten years retiner of that institution, have been . D. SENTE REPRE nation had been entered to make and Office. ee In Stovers’ investigated carefullyby.Dr. LinderThe President on the gE Affair. this capture, What then? Is our in the penitentiary. Mint system of Grctamento, Cal, Nov-20th, 1673. ~ JOHN TON, case,’ Judge. Searls, isounsel, ad. man, Director of the Government” going ‘to involve our ‘New Yors,.November 234. the United States, and Gov, Pollock dressed’ the Court very eloquently in tri ll, a to country in-war to revenge an outrage Washington specials to. the New Supt. of the Philadelphia Mint.— ” Commercial Street, youfiled. hom committed in the waters’ of Costa his behalf, urging the youth of the) Theirdecision completely exonerates York papers contain the following: may eone“ein OWibrcss:Once : fe the alepng the gh rer sant Rieo? prisoner, and the fact that this was the accused on every point. The. . During an interview with a promiro aa 10n ce) in 10Wwn“When Walker,‘the great filibuster the first offense,-in mitigation of bis charges were made without: proper ;nent Senator, President. Grant is ship 16 North, Range 9 East, to be mineral Adjeining Trancerigt Mes’ ietter went to make war against one of the knowledge or consideration, and all said to have used the following Janiu character, and 6y Commissioner'slang eif NEVADA CITY. Gentral American States, he carried crime, ete. The»Court im view of of tiem were suspicions, from the guage, ‘‘When the Government dated December 2d, 1871, the sem be treated as mineral in character, and : f with him the American fig as his the circumstances. sentenced Stover fact that nothing was said of them makes every preparation for an’ agto, nore valuable for mining than for agricul Shield and protector. When he was to 10 years in the penitentiary. until after their author had been turn-. gressive or defensive pcliex fits out tural purposes until the contrary is proved ‘Nevada, Nov. Zist. shot our Government said nothing ed out of his place, though some of its navy, and does everything to The contested election ease at San ce address, Grass Wel a BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. muor r (Pos 3 Ome O-Conue sadness, Grass’ about it. So it will bein this inthe alleged offerices were committed: make the army effective up to the ley, Cal.} aid, on the 23th day of J 187 = stance, and ‘so it ought to be in our Juan, which was set for hearing toa lorg time before. .LaGrange was: limit of caliling for troops, you n . feiin the Register’"s office a ‘thic Dent = ee Bee emery day, was withdrawn and the costs accused of lisposing of certain prop-. { put whatever construction you pl bis — a , peg me avdan affidavit.a aSthe erty of the United States without ma-. . on sich activity. If we are to judge eerie OTICE ishereby given that ultura) in character, ‘ad tote dg R. A. C.=Election. A + . king a record in the books, andin an \efsuch movements as a civilian I uable for agricultural than ‘for thining purN SESSMENT ROLL OF NE LF D ~ has esac hae = pape gatige iNeygai manner. The testimony showshould say they were warlike. Ido poses. Therefore, you will take-notice, The annual election for officers of e instructions . 9+ the Marshes! 's Office and that The Sacramento Union Bioviates. ed that an entry bad been made, and thet wikder and by virtuof remember of , any thing of the Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, as. will of the General uemenyoarnst hay malfrom the Commissioner Here is the way the Sacramento that thé transaction had been previkiud having been donein this eoun‘be seen by the advertisement in totry which was a preface te peace. as fixed alae D. tants thee 24th da: ° : De wen BS x Read it. Speakoushy ordered by his superiors in ausatisfaction for our offended honor. as day's Transcript, takes place on Union: bloviatés>~ 10 c’oleen, A M., we thin Ulin. befor’ ~ iebnily Evening, Nev. 24th, thority. This isa sample of the. ac~ At 6 1-2 o’clock. e r r, and Receive Spe te So far, I believe our history sustains ne ~ Monday evening next, December Ist, . ing of the recent election in this Canned ‘and proc of proufs to determine 94 character oy flat mein this assertion. If my message. [ot anit tonde: a jaime business r= iwMasonic Hall. All members who,) State it says: Trackee tt Items. ta Congress does not convey this compl itpess Whereof, We: have . of equalizing8 -— “We therefore regard it as unnec‘eam should be present. Visiting essary to argue further that the late We oull the following from. the idea it will be because I i: the (Shee, naan fous any 8. CLUTTER, President, Compayipne are ips invited to attenal. . elections were anti-monopoly victowords in which toexpress it. Truckee Republican: . vies, ‘They were more. They were That sounds as though we were to A chunk of-‘copper Ore with traces , VAR A Sermon. Ri 2 Time to Buy! ‘Now iisthe “WARS FELLOWS, Receiver. a crushing, overwhelming, annibiwith Spain or some other sa Chas. H. — ay Rev. Mr. Sims, pastor of the rosa lating et of every party that ‘of silver was on exhibition the other For eSale ge Propertyver A stock rancher claimed to \eountry pretty soon. Well, let it} * “t3“F the day. “Bregational church, will preach the oonto stand or in on to ray comt have a3 the specimen six miles come. The Sacramento Union deThanksgiving sermon in this city on the position taken "eg Governor plores such a thing because it fears y. The services will be held Booth and the Sacramento Union.” above on the Truckee river. © ches, i or in the Methodist~Chureb,—and will Ut should have added,. expecially . The freight shipments daring the it would absorb all interest and divert past forty-eight hears are as follows: attention from the needed reformin Huu. the eommence at n o'clock, A. M. One sooo and Lot, gr sane tape aevit = the Sacramento Union,’ This reLumber, 4cars; wood, 2 cars; shinour domestic affairs,” which means, . — minde ns ef the old rhyme we used ee aBene.of Nevada jaa Zi ia plain Eaglish, thet the elcetion of gue ran . SR Fe : "Esa. ) 2 Faah _The outstay Jing warrants less cash 1 Lone Star ‘ ‘CORNER OF : Governor Booth to the Senate is of Total, 940,000 pedieed ‘weet, Known af ord’s Bapxing thasly: \ ipthe Treasury to-day, amount .to The Boca Mill Company hate six more importance than, preserving . myself. 1 Frame House on Grass Valley. e sum of $95,240 70. ‘Phe school et Bibed pny Cock, Robin? by war. . million feet of logs banked on the. the honor of the coantry the Sparrow, f thiithe Treadury,-amoaunts to the Little ‘Truckee ready to be floated oa Union ‘is wcurious “Eye rty cau getgreat With my bow and arrow. cig stented tor shejeecces 000 54. mee ee Ras ae Cock Bobin. jean, ere? e:UICHL e CeNSON,a Calumbis . a isoma = ere oa . » e 3 & Py : : ©: oe : Mees Bureaus, Lounges; Sofas, : notified t — Carpets, best and Cheapest, LL persons indebted to the undersign. Bumerous too'mention. — ed ee ' ci Garnets best and Cheapest. rae CE, NOTI — . d Ber is prett Mattrassesa all kinds, . 8:8. A fall attendance of mem. coy, ° This Cheap Parlor Bets, cect ant ween . al, called for his instant removal and condemned the Government for not Beatty. : goge eenig en nog TN els. at Havana. The Alubama was people oof their village. fitted out with armed men to assist al ety fo of Eas vw they w Among Month eet on ings, — nat Stoc Clothi: and va ite de materi tion of rie thove. . vince are th troubl Ban "This Sah J Pcie i “3 for. ” day ¢ Bro y; A oa of, for sa y andis —

» Merdonable Vanfty Chating an Iteni. Yesterday we got on track of an ~ NEVADA GITY, CAL. -No_ Consolidation. Tht School Boy's. Composition. O. P.Stidger has the egoSome yea or two ago) whilein.athe rumor that the “Eureka ‘Lake . Tndge his readers that Ne inform to tisth Water Company, the North Bloom. . item that was floating around loose, tendance at one of the publie schools vada City eontdins the best lawyers, P — i ity -Wé ehased it in this county, we heard read a comfield Mining Company and the Mil“doctors and Lega gn re = ti the Company were. negottafound in the State outside down Carimereial to Main, thrsighposition which we rather think caps ton Mining expoe course Of . cities. large Mali; over Deer creck to the Ice the climax of any now: being pub‘ting for a consolidation, is, we are that. informed from a reliable souree, unsweeping stafements, A the slip lisned, We thanght it so. g who Hote. ‘There it gave , . eatotifed Wp, Broad etfeet, we fok ‘weObtained it, and have kept it ever, founded. There*is, nothing in™it,— . dud started . ROWING themselves indebted wate x 1,:187 Unto N i p to NOV. We have authority; for stating that life astraddle of the SinJuan Ridge of exno such thing iscontemplated. “Lhe should ‘be allowed latitude” at the pression. upon his arrival : ee TRANSCRIPT OFFICE Of, bis ortion has spenf the greater ur The edi cai tak ee ‘. lowing as close after ft es our clumsy since. It reads thusly. Wherein is the x = Tue Doc. When we For Job Printirg, Advertiding or for During the febellion a vesselof legs could carry_ws. works.of the three Companies . menwill coufer_a great favor, by =~ PAPER’ THE tly eviden . The dogisa domestic animal which is’ about r was it Stidge y's saloon county ‘seat. war'was fitted" ont in the ‘ports of reached Carley's delay. It is hoped thet without up settling tioned are in the townships of Eure. astonished at the sights around -Ne. England, known as ‘the Alnbama, one rod ahead ef-us. We being tired has mother but never knows its meoffice will —" gris ect and shment astoni his and ka, Bloomfield and Bridgeport and. vada city, ae She was: built expressly for the stopped a few minutes to rest, . dere own father, ifit ever hadqne, Some Ree Trucke able. pardon are ‘vanity by we met Marshal Getchell whe redogs aré useful, and some dogs aint. known as the ridge, which townships publican. Pay. Up Immediately! _ Southern ‘Confederacy, mann represent about one-third of tbis To J. H. BO;ARDM AN. ish. ported ‘allquiet ab the station. _ We acknowledge the corn, “We eounty in population and wealth. why? the tails cant wag the dog, house} no ifmates.’* After resting had always known that Truckee had guns. of Ftiés we started after some degs havent any. tails to-wag,. These interests united in ‘one head good lawyers, but judging from. the. HOLIDAYS . are COMING. knownto! the ‘British Government: a-couple. an, our ‘jwill 0’. tae wisp.” and nearly cause why? they have beet cut-off. or-one organization ‘could wield or é¥ja) cbaracter_of.the. representatives_she good for nee juflue isé jmmer All dogs is good for something, >. . caught ur, with it in front ot the has been landing lére; and from our namely, to, carry fleas into houses, in this county and therefofe it-is.betps for.& } . stopped. we hadn't ‘Here that we rink. ap skating. e . Frink, d 1; mad Rey “knowledge of ‘“ wad , but with‘mom ent to say ‘thow do you do”’ to and set people to scratching. That ter in our opinion that no consolida-. [the remotest dea that a Preacher of Where can we get Nice Presents ~, prevent ber from sajli . Government ‘demand‘My, Bullard, who. informed-us that is all my dog is good for though I tion should take place and that each the Gospel ever held forth ‘there. For our Friends. out avait Our corporation should maintai eir : a TO o ‘ed of Great Britait that’ she shoald) ue rink ‘was well patronized by Iawouldn’t sell-him for les? than five none. ed As for Doctor’ 8, we suppos present status. 7 . Pag pay all daniages~’ fwat™ resulted to dies on Saturday night, though the dollars. Some dogs swim in water healthy so is were needed as the place oo sae American commerce by the reasor. of gentlemen were not as plentiful as andsomé don't, “Lhem “that swims. ites calaboose, “She wielle “ttat ve conutiate labels Renal as a: ° aes ee ak st eae aie ee: ie : ; Rev. Frink says to'the eontrary, and > ie evening. the whole Rede ama V,ithip he desired, and.as ‘we think he deis called: water dogs, them that don’t Improved Order of Red Men) thefitting out of the as he is a man of truth and veracity, . ALFRED BERG'S / @RASS ‘VALLEY. : her ‘waters, dnd” = a tims Great serves, After a delay of a few moswim is called land’ lubbers, I like On Saturday evening last a Tribe we believe him. dogs, Ido, especially . when they our after Britain done. #00 J started again we of the Improved Order of Red Men ments t Stoe +s Saeeps om Baa. the iow Z oe sim Roll ef Honor. A.few a ® short time phantom: At the top of the hill it are purps, cause they are so playful. was instituted at North Bloomfield, yT LNr TaIwvE hei. 2 = The following names are placed ago, fitted out in Am etiean waters a turned dowa China street and we)+Some_dogs bite like fury.. Them. by D? G, Sachem, P. H. Paynter,usthat bites Have got téeth, thém that. ican then followedy keeping the crittur in view Amer PRICES ith LOWER it-w at ed +sisted by his Great Prophet, Cornethe roll of honor, in the High Sebdol Ngoous are offered . Nessel; and arm The Yo i Ww eac , complim, gers of . Club,” . “guns aff manned i¢ with American though it. was afar off. _ Reaching . ‘don't havent jot any.—i like dogs,I ling Taylor, and other Chiefs, from for the month eriding Novertber. . vcr Deft. aR Wate st Geioanr ne eye men forthe purpose ofmsking wat; Ping street 1 Weimer Tribe, No. 34, of Grass ValCarrie~-Frink, Mary Grayy Mollie pehicaet. otpers Peat REE upon the Spenish government at the Court House; we followed. J ust as mydog the other day with a big ley. . We; understand that the new Watson, Ella Kitts, Hattie DickerGail and examine the Goods apd convince Island of Cuba.” They called themwe werepassing thas:building a felstick, and made him ki yi kiyi. I "Lribe proposes to become one of ~ selyga.ss prominenge in the Order.,; The atriots,!' and -were ‘low hailed us to tell us he saw an think Jebnny ——, isa bad-boy. comes y a Spaniarfl who item pissing by, andthatif wewould . The boy that wrote the composicharter. members number 35. .The was then d beett for a long hurry up we might catch it. This . tion, was at the time only 7 years . ¢ojiowing are the officers elected for lion with éansed another-delay of ‘a minute or of age. The following postseript was . the terri: Josiah Jackson, Sacheii time £2 William Rose, Senior Sagamon; Henthe Cuban authorities, * This' vessel two, which gave the nimble thing a added.” ‘“‘Any man or woman that deena’ t ry Biluet, Junior Sagamon; A. A. sailed under the Americaa flag at good start of us. However we fol: this Cuban vessel was captured, the let her rip; who cares? Alabama went to the bottom ofthe ite te nometers repaired end satisf tion: guaran everybo¢ ocean. The Patriots(?) on board ‘ of, this Cuban vessel, or some fifty Sunday School at Nowtown. Addie Stranahan, ApnieCashin, . *¢dNellie Rolfe, Fred Irish. aj the namé of the new Tribe. We hope also other, property belongThe ladies coppeected with the a Tribe of this Order will soon be ining, and ing to the Company. Any person 2 Methedist Church im this city, are stituted in our city.’ Parties desirous having property in their possession of uniting themselves te sucha Tribe of this character, are requested to refeeding the people of Nevada City will please send in their names to making extensive arrangements for Everything the heart, can wish for ane d tl _atten ek een gaged, a =F by the’y tibia ag ‘i &C 5 ‘ A 8p aot 5 Hotel, 0 ‘t _ high-ton AGE Shee we mee CARPETS : turn it forthwith to the engine. house. the editor of this paper. thele-sre oftripp Ne. 34 Ms Stress. At" ; Thanksgiving Dinner. ani County on. Thahksgiving day. day, to-n be the''g this. cit; Je: ~, : s e bee “Watgheing. ~ f Crowley, George Bailey, Kate Arbo eSsoi GREAT Sawn wt we St OY Ee es times “when it suited ‘its purpose, lowed it out on the San Joan like dogs and cats, has no’ music in Smith, Chief of Records; R: D. Skid-1' Bring Back the Hats. their souls, and don’t know beens.’’ a by hotse, a more, Keeper of Wampum; ‘Thos. It wadfun dowa and captured road, back again to theschool A number of the hats belonging to . _ -Spatitsh’ VesHl,and all ‘on board from thence to the Catholic éhurch, ‘Wills, Prophet. ‘‘Bloomffeld”: is Pennsyslvania Engine Co. are missFURNITUR taken prisoners, precisely as the Alaand from thence tothe ‘Union Hobamawas run down by the Kearsage, tel, where we lostsightof it. It is with this slight difference, that while gone from our gaze forever, Well, given. at man, Hattie Nelson, , Aouisa Mau, soem : — Ln dtp eR 80 Emma Craig, Celiaé White, Mary teian a Fametial Watebannen he « gast, Annie, . , Binds, Alice Dorsey, ~ _ever bef Newtown;’inm this county, can boast and what might be expected fora Personal. ’ geven of them; Were tried by a court Charges and Counter Charges. of having one of the best regulated sumptuous repast will be provided. Zelierbach, of San FranMark Hon. martial and ghot. It is said“others Mr. Chamberlin, the owner of cisco, and R. McMarray, Esq.-of the J. and best. attended—considering the Thedinner i being prepared by the a JOHNSTON, have or will meet the same fate. of schools place—Sunday the Sorc) as ladies themselves, and those who pa‘Prue Blue,” alleges that ‘the injuRidge, made us a call yesterday. Mr. Now what we want to knowis this: size of ev-: Almost . thecounty in any place ai AN TMMENSE Pa tronize them can rely upon . getting ries received by his horse at the Zellerbach was on bis way homeward, Hf Great Britain wasaccountable to ery Sunday John W. Hinds, of’ this their mone;’s worth, which is only great raee in which-‘*Thad. Stevens” = m8 ; our Government for allowing a picity, holds divine services there fron fifty gents, No nse of going-tethe came off-victorious, was oceasioned NEW GOODS, = ratical'yessel to be built, ‘arthed+ and 11 to 12 o’clock a: u., the school betrouble or expense of cooking dinner by the rider of‘‘Joe Daniels,’’. who an oe mannedin British ports, is our Goving held from 10 to 11 o'clock a. m. ’ ‘at home on Thanksgiving day, when cut ‘True Blue” down.wilfully. Mr. ernment not agcountable to the SpanThere are forty scholars entolled who you can get one already cooked for Chamberlin alleges that prior te.the’ ish Government itt like manter for. constantly attend, besides twehty four bits, with pretty girls to wait on race propositions were made to. him vat eee permitting “a pirati¢al tessel to be young ladies who are marriageable. you to boot. Children under twelve to throw off in favor of ‘Thad,’ bat{ the Than Goods same be purcan ’ armedand manned:.in, ene;.of » its Sam Cormack is the Superintendent years of age twenty-five cents. The that he would not agree to doit, The ports, for the purpose of making of the-sehiools, Wm. A: Taylor Secdinner will be at the.Armory.of the owner and rider of ‘‘Joe Daniels"’ waf'tipon a nation with whomwe are retary, and Madam Hartung TreasNevada Light Guard, commencing at positively deny the foregoing allegac ; ; on hag its 1 have the of Clark and was man—th an attacl barrel is varniahe SKATING RINE ! watch ARE OFFERED ‘FOR ee urer. sctiptio: “ion chased in San Francisco! sented . Hotel,} ee tions, and charge Chamberlin. with The school and finances are d painte of the h SALE CHEAPER

a Thanksgiving Day; at peace? 1 o'clock on Thursday. afternoon, ‘Thefact that the Virginius, this in part of opes on "The Stock consists E SEATING base will be ones in a flourishing ¢ondition. Greatinand continuing until 12 o’clock at falsehoodwidliispctcn dicate: aay afterncon -piratical ship, floated. at the time of ing Thank terest is taken by the people of Newnight. Fine Parlor Sets, . Qo’e ocx, evening pone NaAmannynneUnenenw town in their Sunday school. ~ Mr, = Fie at Pa ey took emen alternoon ne difference iin our_mind as regards . Gen. LaGrange Acquitted. Elegant Bed Roonr Sets, Hinds will hold: forth at Newtown: mitted free. Smates, 25 cents. place at Eureka, Nevada, on Thursthe general proposition. She was Some timé ago all sorts of charges one week from véxt Sunday, in the day, destroying property to the value then sailing under false colors just BULLARD, school hoase. The people of this of peculation were made against Gen of $30,000. The office of the Eureka 6 Cheap Bed Room Sets, . a@athie “Alabama hid done mang ORE city and thé country surrounding -La Grange, Supt. of the San FranSentinel was consumed and no inr times when: b2ing chased. The VirNewtown will take notice of the fact. cisco Mint. The Chronicle was full Tables, every style, surance. Cassiday, the proprieter, . ROYAL. ARCH CHAPTER. ginius was fitted out with armed Yof these charges’ and spent its fary ; The Newtownists deserve great credit Chairs, of every description, mem ftom Anierica to assist the rebfor their zeal in bebalf of the young upon the devoted head ef the Generloses -his all~about $12,000. So eerd for of the rebels: that weré’-making war Ceunty Court. says the Truckee Republican. : THE annual’ election : ficers of Nevada Royal Arch Chap a all, : ; obeying its demands yith alacrity.— Gone Relow e a uaabet in ar a i ; Recember 1,]. on is ‘ Alex Sloan of the Gem Saloon, left sh iets “Y éaterday morning, atthe opening . ’The ee ve did not yesterday for the Bay to make his are of’ the County Court, Myers and . ! a _the loss.ef human life, we de not beand ‘coda took its owa course it’ the Winter purchases agaist’ the U.S. Government. ' However much. we may deplore Stover, “the stage robbers,” reeeived lieve our Government can take cogthei, ‘senten-e. nizince of thé @ffait without stultifi ation: \). But it is said,’ the Virginids i LAS Myers bad been matter. It appointed. a Committee recommefided to mercy by the jury, to investigate the chargés, to find out . which factinduced the Judge to inwhether true or false.The Commit “Got OF : hereby intérin! had be roprié pe ever 8¢@) o.8. : s, cone ‘Together with a host of other articles too and sta Be Lookin ‘ ia ttle th San act . ae thec people of Re . je with ae ont, toa Sheriff Perrin with his prisoner, same. a City and County. = i , y’s Cigar Storeon McCaule ld, at Greenwa and examine my. Stock of ‘was not ‘captored in Cuban waters: flict a lighter. punishment than -he tee did investigate and here is what Marshall, bound for San Quentin, Broad Street. jULIUS GREENWALD. Goode and judge for themWhat’ of that? The Alabama was got off yesterday ponning tan probably would have done had no the Alta says is the result: wher —auamts 26, 1873. sunken in French waters. But supThe charges preferred against Gen to appointment. _ = such recommendation been .made, J wa EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED as Mctend:tuaten tues posing the waters of .a neighboring La Grange by Cochran, eoercea a >> consequently he only. got ten years retiner of that institution, have been . D. SENTE REPRE nation had been entered to make and Office. ee In Stovers’ investigated carefullyby.Dr. LinderThe President on the gE Affair. this capture, What then? Is our in the penitentiary. Mint system of Grctamento, Cal, Nov-20th, 1673. ~ JOHN TON, case,’ Judge. Searls, isounsel, ad. man, Director of the Government” going ‘to involve our ‘New Yors,.November 234. the United States, and Gov, Pollock dressed’ the Court very eloquently in tri ll, a to country in-war to revenge an outrage Washington specials to. the New Supt. of the Philadelphia Mint.— ” Commercial Street, youfiled. hom committed in the waters’ of Costa his behalf, urging the youth of the) Theirdecision completely exonerates York papers contain the following: may eone“ein OWibrcss:Once : fe the alepng the gh rer sant Rieo? prisoner, and the fact that this was the accused on every point. The. . During an interview with a promiro aa 10n ce) in 10Wwn“When Walker,‘the great filibuster the first offense,-in mitigation of bis charges were made without: proper ;nent Senator, President. Grant is ship 16 North, Range 9 East, to be mineral Adjeining Trancerigt Mes’ ietter went to make war against one of the knowledge or consideration, and all said to have used the following Janiu character, and 6y Commissioner'slang eif NEVADA CITY. Gentral American States, he carried crime, ete. The»Court im view of of tiem were suspicions, from the guage, ‘‘When the Government dated December 2d, 1871, the sem be treated as mineral in character, and : f with him the American fig as his the circumstances. sentenced Stover fact that nothing was said of them makes every preparation for an’ agto, nore valuable for mining than for agricul Shield and protector. When he was to 10 years in the penitentiary. until after their author had been turn-. gressive or defensive pcliex fits out tural purposes until the contrary is proved ‘Nevada, Nov. Zist. shot our Government said nothing ed out of his place, though some of its navy, and does everything to The contested election ease at San ce address, Grass Wel a BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. muor r (Pos 3 Ome O-Conue sadness, Grass’ about it. So it will bein this inthe alleged offerices were committed: make the army effective up to the ley, Cal.} aid, on the 23th day of J 187 = stance, and ‘so it ought to be in our Juan, which was set for hearing toa lorg time before. .LaGrange was: limit of caliling for troops, you n . feiin the Register’"s office a ‘thic Dent = ee Bee emery day, was withdrawn and the costs accused of lisposing of certain prop-. { put whatever construction you pl bis — a , peg me avdan affidavit.a aSthe erty of the United States without ma-. . on sich activity. If we are to judge eerie OTICE ishereby given that ultura) in character, ‘ad tote dg R. A. C.=Election. A + . king a record in the books, andin an \efsuch movements as a civilian I uable for agricultural than ‘for thining purN SESSMENT ROLL OF NE LF D ~ has esac hae = pape gatige iNeygai manner. The testimony showshould say they were warlike. Ido poses. Therefore, you will take-notice, The annual election for officers of e instructions . 9+ the Marshes! 's Office and that The Sacramento Union Bioviates. ed that an entry bad been made, and thet wikder and by virtuof remember of , any thing of the Nevada Royal Arch Chapter, as. will of the General uemenyoarnst hay malfrom the Commissioner Here is the way the Sacramento that thé transaction had been previkiud having been donein this eoun‘be seen by the advertisement in totry which was a preface te peace. as fixed alae D. tants thee 24th da: ° : De wen BS x Read it. Speakoushy ordered by his superiors in ausatisfaction for our offended honor. as day's Transcript, takes place on Union: bloviatés>~ 10 c’oleen, A M., we thin Ulin. befor’ ~ iebnily Evening, Nev. 24th, thority. This isa sample of the. ac~ At 6 1-2 o’clock. e r r, and Receive Spe te So far, I believe our history sustains ne ~ Monday evening next, December Ist, . ing of the recent election in this Canned ‘and proc of proufs to determine 94 character oy flat mein this assertion. If my message. [ot anit tonde: a jaime business r= iwMasonic Hall. All members who,) State it says: Trackee tt Items. ta Congress does not convey this compl itpess Whereof, We: have . of equalizing8 -— “We therefore regard it as unnec‘eam should be present. Visiting essary to argue further that the late We oull the following from. the idea it will be because I i: the (Shee, naan fous any 8. CLUTTER, President, Compayipne are ips invited to attenal. . elections were anti-monopoly victowords in which toexpress it. Truckee Republican: . vies, ‘They were more. They were That sounds as though we were to A chunk of-‘copper Ore with traces , VAR A Sermon. Ri 2 Time to Buy! ‘Now iisthe “WARS FELLOWS, Receiver. a crushing, overwhelming, annibiwith Spain or some other sa Chas. H. — ay Rev. Mr. Sims, pastor of the rosa lating et of every party that ‘of silver was on exhibition the other For eSale ge Propertyver A stock rancher claimed to \eountry pretty soon. Well, let it} * “t3“F the day.. “Bregational church, will preach the oonto stand or in on to ray comt have a3 the specimen six miles come. The Sacramento Union deThanksgiving sermon in this city on the position taken "eg Governor plores such a thing because it fears y. The services will be held Booth and the Sacramento Union.” above on the Truckee river. © ches, i or in the Methodist~Chureb,—and will Ut should have added,. expecially . The freight shipments daring the it would absorb all interest and divert past forty-eight hears are as follows: attention from the needed reformin Huu. the eommence at n o'clock, A. M. One sooo and Lot, gr sane tape aevit = the Sacramento Union,’ This reLumber, 4cars; wood, 2 cars; shinour domestic affairs,” which means, . — minde ns ef the old rhyme we used ee aBene.of Nevada jaa Zi ia plain Eaglish, thet the elcetion of gue ran . SR Fe : "Esa. ) 2 Faah _The outstay Jing warrants less cash 1 Lone Star ‘ ‘CORNER OF : Governor Booth to the Senate is of Total, 940,000 pedieed ‘weet, Known af ord’s Bapxing thasly: \ ipthe Treasury to-day, amount .to The Boca Mill Company hate six more importance than, preserving . myself. 1 Frame House on Grass Valley. e sum of $95,240 70. ‘Phe school et Bibed pny Cock, Robin? by war. . million feet of logs banked on the. the honor of the coantry the Sparrow, f thiithe Treadury,-amoaunts to the Little ‘Truckee ready to be floated oa Union ‘is wcurious “Eye rty cau getgreat With my bow and arrow. cig stented tor shejeecces 000 54. mee ee Ras ae Cock Bobin. jean, ere? e:UICHL e CeNSON,a Calumbis . a isoma = ere oa . » e 3 & Py : : ©: oe : Mees Bureaus, Lounges; Sofas, : notified t — Carpets, best and Cheapest, LL persons indebted to the undersign. Bumerous too'mention. — ed ee ' ci Garnets best and Cheapest. rae CE, NOTI — . d Ber is prett Mattrassesa all kinds, . 8:8. A fall attendance of mem. coy, ° This Cheap Parlor Bets, cect ant ween . al, called for his instant removal and condemned the Government for not Beatty. : goge eenig en nog TN els. at Havana. The Alubama was people oof their village. fitted out with armed men to assist al ety fo of Eas vw they w Among Month eet on ings, — nat Stoc Clothi: and va ite de materi tion of rie thove. . vince are th troubl Ban "This Sah J Pcie i “3 for. ” day ¢ Bro y; A oa of, for sa y andis —