November 5, 1878 (4 pages)

%& i @ — abuse too horrible to‘'deseribe.” The Daily Granseript. . NEVADA CITY, CAdn’ ae ide ann" Movember 5, 1878 . BSI rORrtar L ‘NO res. oe Speaking of San Francisco, here is What a prevaticating correspondent’ of ‘the Bultimore Sun writes to that “paper + ‘So universal and extortionute ‘ue dishonesty become, in tne walks of trade.thatin nocity is there so much cheating as in San Francis« », Christianity saffersthe reproaelr. short weights and measuresare the rule. Butter pretending: te be: two pouad rolls never-exicveds. ene ponndy and three-quarters. Milk ie always ‘short. ih measure and rich only in Water. ‘Everything is adulterived, exeepteggs and native wines. Ret “ernivtion begins by the appointnient, _ of an Tuspector of Milk, whose duty “bay begin appt he cow. stables, which present ‘disgusting ptetures of aninial It is very likely thas writer stops at a $3 boarding house, he Nevada State election takes Piirce h=day. The newspapers there luive talked of nothing else for sev. eral weéks, and-have worked ‘theimfor quiet. people to live in, . “ pablic meeting of any political par‘geives up to a fearful pitch of excitenient, ‘Fheir-subseribers jiave had to pass through. trying ordeal.— Just think of suchitems as this star~fug at the-reader from every column: “John Smith, fell down the Silver Hill shaft Saturday, and sustained a compound fracture of every bone in his body, But do not let this sad event keep you away from the polls Tuesday. He leaves a wife atid one child. “Stand by the rock-rooted ‘Democracy, heroes . All are invited 10 the funeral.” f « ; , ,» San Francisco must be a nice town When a ty is called there, it is just.as likely as notthatan. army of mga with ‘different views from the esiom of the gathering ,will march in and take possession of tlie hall where*) the proceedinygs-are going on. Why. do not the police force there prevent these outrageous invasions upon the part of the bull-dosers 2 Well, that is a question that no seems to know how to answer. : * “The Sun” is the title of.a weekly newspaper recently established at &traniteville, Nye county, Nevada — It is ‘published by D. L. Sayre, an enterprising and intelligent young joaroalist, and former co-worker of ours in an Kastern city. The Sun is a bright, newsy sheet, just such a one as. the stirring people of the frontier need to represent. their in} earpestness and effect, and was also. terdsts and direct attention to ‘the section where it is _published. May it never suffer an eclipse, is our ear+ nest wish. tie THES wT. CROIX RYor, Mr. Geo, Davis, of this city, has just received a bundle of newspapers published at St. Thonmis, West, Indies, whefe he formerly resided. ‘Phey erbtiin fall and interesting accoutfts ot the riot on St. Croix Island.’ The troubles, which had been brought on by malcontents‘who proposed io captive the island and confiscate the property of their employers, ‘resu;ted in the death of a large number of the liw—breaker’s, aud the killing of peace offi:ers, .Of the works on the sugat estites, 43 out of 79 were de attayedt by fire, entailing a loss. of 129,000. This does not include the damage done, cotae crops. A large namber of the ringleatters huve beeu cupturod and nm akeouied. BASE B BALL. Sunday the Eagle base ball. clab, of San Jaan, played two games’ in this city, aud on-beth occasions were Vistorious. Eu tee forenoon they. defeated the Independents by a score of 19 to 6 ruas, aad in the a afternoon niide 28 runs‘to the Stars’ 11. ,The Nevada City base ball clubs do not seein to ba ablet) grasp the secrét of playing a creditible game, end «tliey migbt ug wellown it Gp.end swear of trom fatther effort. ~ é > > a SENATOR SARGENT’ Ss ALLNESS, _ A dispatch from Washington says} Senatar Sargent. Aas been suffering j, for sevétal dayé, aad i8row confined . : to hiabed byw malar fever. No danger is appretvended, bi but it, will by probably Be a week oF more Defore he recovers amliciently, fo. ne ~ Luainwsas” : “> . late instance of Court proceedtugstin j-teachings etubodied in the text * 5 (Communicated. } THE QUEKREST VERDICT YET. os . Eptton. Transcript¢I observe ‘that several newspapers in the State have ‘recently taken oecasion to frethe past, with the intention-of furn[ ishing a parallel in point of ineen. , sistency to the verdict in the 1 bis tle ton case, at Los Angeles, which cleared the defendant of libel; while’ the jury signed a paper declaring: the prosecutor purgand free from the charge in the, libel. Is is reserved ‘for Nevada City to walk off with the ltonors in the contest, I think, In 1860 a Chinaman. was arrésted far stealing »% pair of boots, and taken before Justice K ., whose office -wason Pihe street, for trial, © The jury that had been deinanded listen-* ed patiently. for several hours to ‘the testimony and the heated argument ofthe counsel that followed, and upor the cise being submitted to them brought.jm a verdict of hot guilty. His Honor pees hard fora mo-ment, hamured ,andfawed & ‘ttrte7 avd said, “I senten@sthe prisoner to -60 days in the County Jail,” At this point the thunderstruck attorney for the acfense sprang to his feet rand ejacalated; “Great Scott, your Honor! The prisoner has been declured not guilty by the jary. In Heaven’s name, how can you nouuce that sentence?” -Don’ sbeare,’ “said Justice K., in an irvitardd man ; “perhaps the Chiaaman didn’t weal the boots as:charged, but 1 am pretty certain he would have done it if‘he got half a chance!” Tt. required considerable argument on ‘the part of interposing legal, gentlemen tocomvince the Justice that he was a “little off” in regard to what was required of him in the premises. SPECTATOR, Nevada City, Nov. 4th, 1878. te TEMPERANCE MEBTINGS. her THE Two temperance meetings were held in the Theatre Sunday, afternoon and evening. At the former the attendance and enthusiasm were not peat to the prime move ; but in the evéning the auditoram was. well: filled, ahd considerag j, -bleinterest was manifested in the proceedings. A choir of pleasing singers had volunteeredjand the mu sic was really attractive. Mr. Dryden was the first speaker. Ly took otcasion to condemn the practice uf providing fermented “wine” at the satrament, a8 was done in ehusches. [ The idea was absurd thatthe vile decoctions furnished Were @ type af Christ's blood, and he hoped that the sacrilegious custom would be done baway with. Rev. J. Sims identified himself with the movement by succeeding Mr. Dryden with some interesting remarks. »He spoke with listened to very attentively. A nutber of instances of the harm wrought det on, He: PRAYING CRIMINAL. The young_man confined in the Coy@ty Jail, whose peculiarity® com sist® in. the fet that he can pray at first-class revivalists under ordinary circumstances, continues in his ‘work of endeavoring to reform tke Chinese prisoners who are locked ap with him, Sunday’ forenoon he . persuaded heth of them, together with the white’man from J'ruckee to bend théirears and attention while he offered up a very practical petition in behalf of their apivitual welfare. Then they all joined in ‘to. . gether and tried: to’ warble some standard church mrusic. The “larfon, as the queer theological-Larcenis st from Grass. Valley-is dubbed by the jail authorities, sang well and fervently; the Mongolian choristers sang very fervently, but iu spite of their. well intending efforts ais only people of that nation ean, era have been. converted by this gentleman from Grass Valley, he will coficlude to devote some of his attention to the religious intérests of the outside world—that is, if his term of sentence has ¢ xpired by that oe time. ba LECTURE +2] IN “CAUCASIANISM.” ~ The lecture delivered by Supreme Constable A. A. Smith, on thé .subject.of Caucasianism” at. the Theatre Saturday evening, was largely attended. The members of Camp 73, Order of Caucasians; of this city, turned out in goodly numbers The speaker dwéit earnestly and emphatically'on: the evils inflicted ttpon the country by virtue of laws which perrhitted the unrestricted admission of Mongolians to this shore; He cited . various instances that had come under the observation of himself and others, and substantiated. the charges that had been made regarding the extent of the suffering that was imposed bon the eancasian labo.ers through the depression of wageg. Ife desired to dis-establish belief so’ generally prevailing “that the Order were woreasonxvle in the. measures they tool to rit tlre country of the celestial element. Their plan of action, was. te employ the ballot and not the bullet argue dnent:. Mr.; Smith said many good dently highly. edtiefied with the ef forts. . _———__— _~~» re >NOT THROUGH WITH TRUCKER. ‘Chas. Wilson, the kdodiad who is serviug.out a term iv. the County Jail for interfering with the parties } eagaged in subduing the late fire in Truckee, says he is vot through with that town yet, but. proposes to, gb back there and make bimself known again. He mado this threatening rewark to ‘the Jailor, Truckee -by the inordinate use-of intoxicants were cited, o SERMON ON LOVE. RevoMr.Dryden delivered a prac_ tical and Interesting’ sermon: ‘at ‘thie Cangregational church Sunday mornning. ~ ‘Taking fur his text that pasage which reads: “A new. com‘tuandment IT give unto you, that ye love one another, ask! have -hoved y yfi—that ye aleo aoe loa another,” the ‘speaker proceeled -to impress upan his ‘audience the ur‘gent necessity for application of the “He gave to the sermon a local complexe ion, abd: those present say that. iv contained a timely bit of sound adVice, i eet AN EXTENSIVE SLAUGHTERING On Sunday 30 hogs, 10 sheep and, Keystoie Market. This is the largest amonot of stock ever killed: in ove day for that establislment Joseph Eustis, the proprietor, states »that he: will continue to keep con / stantly on-hand for his many customer a large stock of new lard and meats of all kivds, whieh willbe sold at the very lowest rates, A vie ditto the Keystone Market will cohwines, any one of the trath of this.sane cI Ota WEATHER, . The folowing oveervations were taken yesterday, atthe: office. of the South Yaba Canal Company, in’ ‘this sity: iPitienstost orien —8 80 x. at’ sue 47. shede 4G; 22, m. enn.68, shade 67; "SRE A Bag de, mci will therefore know jast what to expect from Wilgon, an@ perbaps_ give him the grand beunce, a la Reno. . ee GRAND JURY, The following is the list of Grand Ii-is-hoped tat after all the prison . #, Pimit the . things, and the’ audience was evi. of existence, dead earnest, SOCIALA the ladies of ing to all. etc. **bits.”’ To, give prope to the surface of the main s -aDe This work season to complete it, Sth Jevel the ground willbe opened through the backs, of a Sule, 4 and dust, A VENERABLE MEN. — ; having outlived its usefuloess. tough old specimen appeats to have just settled down to its life-work in . gramine proviises a pleasant eve levels, there is the work can proceed further. these repairsare wade the shaft will . ” : be raised througly to.the surface.— will require until next Below the ‘Frank Aumer, of this city; owns a hen eleven years of age that is now running’ around with a brood of a eae . young chiéks of lier own raising. arite that woud stapp? him a8 81° ules when one ét thie toatl ery bipeds*has passed the sixth year, it~ is eCbaracterized as This however, T 'PHE THEATRE. : A grand social is td be given At the Theatre Weinesday evening Ly jvm Menner San Ju J Judd Grass Val this:city, The pre‘ » * ‘ -_--—----AIR SHARD: AT THE IDAHO. . The Union says as the workings: ofthe Idaho mine are—now—carried gp far east of the main shaft in the low beginning .to be convenience felt from the smoke which clings to the stopes and the drifts ‘on account amountof blasting -~whieh-isdone.— has been determined to raise an airghaft } ° of r ventilation. it ata point 400 feet cast hafts has beer worked out, is badly caved, Kas now. to be repaired before After antl ‘7 A LAZy giti must be told to’ getup ® 4th, 1878. va fised:” Anderson Ousey.Ka Dapnbrack Bilis G.A, ~ Harris Cb McLan A Maun Ro Stoddard Giovanni NEVA Jurors for the. Novewber aon Ww. J, Organ, foreman; W. C. Barker, T. C, Canfield, B. stitian Thomas Lones, Robert Houston, T. GC. MeGagin, A. Heinneman, Geo. Kohler, J. Murphy, Wm. LaBarr, &. ’ M, Wickes, W. Aplin, N. ©, ‘Lully, Thos. Maher, L. Crandall, Louis Horton, E, age vatncnar Thos. Lewis. ><: > y= : BROKEN BUGGY. Sunday while William ,Joltason, of Grass Valiey, was driving along ance Hall, his vehicle ool-ided swith the Grass Valley stage, and one of the former's wheels ‘was smashed to pieces. The stage was not injured, 2 beeves, were slaughtered for the }Johnson came back, got another ye hicle, and started fur home «@ second time, *t ~—_-“SIGN THIS, PLEASE” The Commission of the post mastruary 3d, and at Truckee January: 1lth.The edlaty of the former is $2,700 per veatr, while that of the . other 8:$1,400. Sixteem men in the two towns have determined to offer themselves wpon the altar of their cquotry, and will start out. with petitrons shortly, i oor ~ 24Best thing to do when you go shopping with ladies—Take ‘notes. “THE yreatest strike of the _ thel¥g’ r) ‘dost. he! nip pRB a a Vs vot + «bi Some wen ered tye on Jou. Bias Sacramento street near the Temper. ’ er at Grass Valley will expire Feb. Y W Heath Mur J Seltridge S wHu HT P-Merrili, Diam C id J Lyous Willuw ¥ J E Brederiek Vol Hil & Anderson Grass V A Coffer Grass-Valey F uw Wilkins Moon F Wm Baxt:r Willow ¥ PF Gore Willow Val JG@ Worthington City L A Jewitt City k Dulac Jr City PHawkins M’vi P Lillis ¥ Fiur Pollard Riebard, bilvirra F = A Yesterday’s Arrivais at UNION HOTEL. G Campbell do L.M Sukeforth do A GREAT tail-bearer--the peacock. “>. ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following is a list of letters: remaiving iv the Post Office, Nevada City, for the week. ending Nov. Persons calling for. avy of theke letters will please-say; ‘‘udJ. S. Horzroox, P. M. Mis Jennie, ‘Barren John, te, . Cc i, arles;~ Hovurdson Peter, ~Hugeity, H, . Kesel Richard, Leopold Kdward, _ Moody Thomas, lexundria, bert, Mrs 8 W, Scott Win xn, Scott Anna. EB, Westfall J H, Domenica, uustino, DA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, P-oprie’r — Mine Chas McElvy City Win White City J H shadduck. City lle 1e J Wiley Wheatland J © Vai slyke Sier V J F Sheehan Suc A Dipl t Sau Fran M Wattérman & Cf C Moran City H Wilkiuson $F w Bos F G Wilkins City ¥ Battis du St oe AtGold F iat Hotsnian and w and wite a aatg At Columbia a son, BORN. ' November 2, 1873, ifé a dauzhter. At Gold Fiat, Nov. 4, 187 8 to se Waters hter. Hill, to the Hallowell, a son. ‘Ia Truckee,to the wife of E,W. Church, ee PS ST Se Nevada County, Pr payable pees stock u shall remai December, . n. advertised for pg ry t 1 ¥ t ip tomethen aD Ex COMPANY. Location’ of works,” of November, 1 { and weet yment is. be. soll olfT DIED. At Sebastopol, Nenie, dgaaniere of James ahd Kate Morris, aged G years. ~ California. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of’ the Bovrd os Trostees, heid on the 2d 1978, .2m assessment. 1} of five cents per ‘share, was levied asst the capital stock of the won what al TS pete W. BIGELOW, Secretary. cA the. extensive This” shaft has been connected between the 4th. and 5th Jevels, but the 4th level which which will: addratt to the surface that will give excellent ventilaticn, and Keep'the mine free of the unpleasant ;Vapor that is now’ found troubleL‘Urandall San Man . H Marriner Mure M J Harrington BlueT J Holland Blue Tent Dr J stotlar @ws Ju . wife of E. L. he ae a ASSESSMENT NOTICE. DALANTE BLUE GRAVEL MINING Lecation of wrtnéival al business, Nevada City, California, blue. Tent. Listrict, _ Nesterday’s Arrivals at™ -NEVADA CITY, CAL. CHAS; E. a: Proprietor ft 8 He City J Wkierater SF DW Pinell $F ° A BDibble Grass V RK M Fiver Glenbrook M#% Cha :y San Fran G Csiurp Omega S H Dikeman R& lt Mrs Dikemian R & Ro Mss Dikemank & R Miss Crow: J} do Nancarrow “Bloom A Merrow Bloom J Hussey You Bet. e Gunnip do AA Smith B'oom S$ Furth -an Juan T Kovg San Fran GP DavisAumboy G F Jacobs City W Carter City E Thompson do __ ¥W Robb hureka N Hitehcok S8 J Berry City 1Y Bittis do ~ B F Howe_Col Hill P Shingle City D Gillett City #H SmithYou Bet FUCammetR& R Psimson k& R H Mergan do. GF Jdaecbs City @xecor+ Deteh Plat K Adstin Dutch Plat '%3 Dibble.Grate Val 'T George do i Poiser Birchville G*E Withington City n=}. si Wilson Willow V A.Rauch San Fran A literary erenk du. cet Tits JB EtD& 2U8SF Miss Shae way of solos, .resitations, quarteties, After which refreshments of . various kinds may be had at the different stands for short er long <to W Carter City J Pierse City J FullerSan Juan, “© TLompson Vir City FAX uE AMNUAL MERTING of the Stock: . heldevs of the Cifizeas Bank, will be: held’at the office of the Bank, inNevada City, Valltoraid, on Tuesday, Nevember 12th, 1878, of Sach other business as may legaliy come before it. © kK. M. PRESTON, ‘President. ot Nevada City, Oct: £6, $370: j Sane Nene eal Wh ened nase Ome y 7 tS -1asnarwereawsren ne ‘'SUDOOUS Tl¥joy Pus s[tsa,0qmM * f JgEOSNIGOU CYOTA VD UL CHAUTSAU SI qOvds sinh — . Scolding on Washing Day Done Away With, ~~ Ne a eal pn eomerecn anit USE THE ROBBINS LITTLE WASHER. USE TRE ROBBINS LITTLE WASHER, THE ‘BOBBINS LITTLE WASHER. _ This is*an entirely new ‘machine, works ob a hew principle. Does not inpe on the clothes. No rubbing or friction about it. 1s simple and durable.and never gets ovt of order. Willlast a lite time : Price, Five Dollars. Sold by W. A, SIGOURNEY, 033 Agent Lor Nevada County. etn DANCING SCHOOL. to L. oe 'Of'Sacramento, will opcn DANCING SCHOOL, = ON Thursday, @ctober31st, £878, sur TEMPERANCE HALL, Where he will “ive instructions in BALLROOM DANCING! «IC laeses formed ag follow Peg LADI£S” and GENTLE Practicing Class—? uesda LADIES’ and ! NS Class—Saturday afterhoog.< : ‘soc “every, ight f ‘ corporation, . SCTE AE UEMHT BEM Sep #9 ‘Secretary. . » a (oR bee ee 2a hs ll be et D a S. sale at fe atction, ade before, ‘will . tte 2@ day of Jany the delinquent. assess§ Of udvertising or TERMS--$2:00 per anopth, for erch of the classes. Aduassion toeach of the Soe’ cials-Gentlemen, $1; Ladies free, Friday will be pel “ Lg 3 Private — Music furnished fcr balls and oantien pply st Hall on Piven Eaiaey or wi 8 BY, NATIONAL HOTEL] 8 baker Scott: Fist, J A Comour Col Hiil! STOCKHOLDERS’ —— i At % o'clock, &< for the purpose of } electing seven fi], Directors to serve for the-ensupng. year, as 1d for the traosuction it} fin the very Latest Style. . . “TAKE . NOTICE. PIN ‘iaendiieeds is’ ‘the re of all @ecounts due the Mi € vtehg zette. All pet ns indébtee for adyert or subse dnfto the paper are icing tified thattne’ ‘game ch gh metre to @ut@elay. Payment to be made to Geo br Baifey or tome. NAT. BAILEY“ Office at Walling’s Law Oftice. ~Revade, Oct. 21, 1878, KNITTING ¢ MACHINE, Mrs. FE" Thoss, Brond Street, AMove las Whsaiis. NEVA DA cITy, ca ESPECTFULLY calls the attention ¢ the ladies of Nevada County to he ‘beantifuPasgsertiené of KNIT ING, wWice By herself, end cf wecl fi found iwany store in ‘the stuck comprises Her than can be mowntuins, ‘The Gentlemen, Ladies Fl Socks. Saaiee Children’s: ‘Dpderwenr, an Moods, hiker Saeques, Bodies, ¥e, mise. wale is guaranteed ‘til be rede of theBESE WOOL, ard will ; be-spld at reasonable rates, a € Cull and examine goods and Pricts,. Nevada City, Cot. 20,°1878' -B. H. MILLER,. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, NEVADA CITY, 0 be JUST RECEIVED ~~ % Stock of Clothing, Furnishixg Goods, ete., _ _Ever seen in the Mountaisis. .) The stock consists of the best as {assortment df ‘Gents’ and + Buys Clothing, and everything . usnally } found in a first Class Clothing Store. I ask but one price for gocds, and that the Lowest. Nevada, oO ‘t. . i, 1878. i8. THE: LATEST AND BEST! MRS. M. ie; STERLING’ . Commercial Street, Nevada City, AS JUSt RECEIVED A LARGE urd _carefu li selected stock of FALL AND WINTER Staple and: Fancy Dry Goods, Consisting of Silks, Mohairs, Cashmerer, Water Proofs, Poplins, and other Late and Fashiorabte Dress Goods, M Also one of the finest assortments of MILLINERY . Ever brought to Nevada City. Hats, trim= med and untrummea, Flowers, kibbons, Bows, Cufis, Uellars, ete. . } LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. Skit ts, Corsets, Hosiery, etc. CLO&KS and SHAWLS yor Ladies and Children. Also a Fine Stock of FANCY GOODS of every description. I hereby tender my thanks forthe Liberal patronage heretotuie bestowed upel BC, “) und would respectfully soheit a coutmuance of the skime. Orders froin the country solicited, and . sample of goods sent Un application. Mas. M. A. STERLING FRED. A. SACKET, Mining & Insurance Agent, 022 i FReeeesestixe THE Connecticut Fire, and Travelets’ Accident and Life Insurance Companies of Hartford. Office--In Brown & Morg gan § Block. Nevada City. et DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Hours---Froim 9 to io A and from @6to8 P. M, ISPENSARY HOUR, From 12 M%. to 1 P. M BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada Cmy, California. — eect earn mera J. W. DOWNING, Merchant Tailor, cAL, 05 MAIN STREET,. NEVADA CITY, I HAVE JUST SE FROM SAN ERAS CISCO WHE STUCK of ODS, Taapufacturers 8b a TA prices tor cabh,ceR> _ a Doeskins, : Diagonals, _ Suitings, _ Ovyercoatings, _Drimmings,Ete., LATEST PASHTease, aud made i h will he cut ifthe jONe. x. ‘ost suBstae or in sny style bi up in the NEATE: rt AE MANNER, ARG 09. v for the same class of GOOd* and Work. sw. DOWNINE — CitywCct: 5, 287R LeAAA} The Largest and Choicest ‘NEW GIODS & NEW PRICES. SCRNED' ‘Cheap as.can be bad in Pyytersle * readthe notic Siumn of the The Bail NEVADA BRIEF Drive down, th walks. The soof of F: furniture store Some changes the time of ms¢ Hgots daucing , geen by the adve There will be: ing at the Thea morrow night a are invited, is t Miss Anna Na visiting with M at Colambia, Hil retarned home § In thé Count Jeremie Harr Ireland, declare come a citizen . A sensible c * the social evil q by one who b mill, wiil be pul umns to—morrov Antoine Tan the intérior of ‘a hice Dew cary it re-papere.’, presents a very ‘J.F.Skeehan, Sacrameuto Beg in popularity w “one of thermo: pers published " Thomas Moc “ble improveme plice ou Selby erecting a new! locality, Which _. be occupied by The increase watch and jew and Brand,. o1 necessitutedth large show cas¢ in whieh t> di “beautiful goods The. angual 1 holders of the ¢ held at the cffi évening for the seven Director suing year, anc of such busine: before it. Yesterday which had be u-few days . rain storm. T perity to the exceedingly we all the bydrau to commence . “hoped that th “antil the ditch Postmaster J that on several ueWspapers bh: the Post Offi -« edupintae s dently been lc who had taken auc{then drop; home. This wery vexntious sons to: whom Tonged, but al: who has been parties it not und papers. Mr. H. MEG Green, of We manufacturer cines, isin tow It is his first wives him an « brétner, Frank whom ‘he+has years. The w Guild is age manufactured, If you wanyte ‘ease the“medi AN INSA} William V who has "beet ut Herzinger's ae several m, tie han. ty Ja » insane. He } ‘little daft fo malady is ac tuat he indal ~ tig and ‘cer complains thé city ase him poses, instead company. H . &bsurd charg tim Of hinise? Board yesterd Napa Insane,

%& i @ — abuse too horrible to‘'deseribe.” The Daily Granseript. . NEVADA CITY, CAdn’ ae ide ann" Movember 5, 1878 . BSI rORrtar L ‘NO res. oe Speaking of San Francisco, here is What a prevaticating correspondent’ of ‘the Bultimore Sun writes to that “paper + ‘So universal and extortionute ‘ue dishonesty become, in tne walks of trade.thatin nocity is there so much cheating as in San Francis« », Christianity saffersthe reproaelr. short weights and measuresare the rule. Butter pretending: te be: two pouad rolls never-exicveds. ene ponndy and three-quarters. Milk ie always ‘short. ih measure and rich only in Water. ‘Everything is adulterived, exeepteggs and native wines. Ret “ernivtion begins by the appointnient, _ of an Tuspector of Milk, whose duty “bay begin appt he cow. stables, which present ‘disgusting ptetures of aninial It is very likely thas writer stops at a $3 boarding house, he Nevada State election takes Piirce h=day. The newspapers there luive talked of nothing else for sev. eral weéks, and-have worked ‘theimfor quiet. people to live in, . “ pablic meeting of any political par‘geives up to a fearful pitch of excitenient, ‘Fheir-subseribers jiave had to pass through. trying ordeal.— Just think of suchitems as this star~fug at the-reader from every column: “John Smith, fell down the Silver Hill shaft Saturday, and sustained a compound fracture of every bone in his body, But do not let this sad event keep you away from the polls Tuesday. He leaves a wife atid one child. “Stand by the rock-rooted ‘Democracy, heroes . All are invited 10 the funeral.” f « ; , ,» San Francisco must be a nice town When a ty is called there, it is just.as likely as notthatan. army of mga with ‘different views from the esiom of the gathering ,will march in and take possession of tlie hall where*) the proceedinygs-are going on. Why. do not the police force there prevent these outrageous invasions upon the part of the bull-dosers 2 Well, that is a question that no seems to know how to answer. : * “The Sun” is the title of.a weekly newspaper recently established at &traniteville, Nye county, Nevada — It is ‘published by D. L. Sayre, an enterprising and intelligent young joaroalist, and former co-worker of ours in an Kastern city. The Sun is a bright, newsy sheet, just such a one as. the stirring people of the frontier need to represent. their in} earpestness and effect, and was also. terdsts and direct attention to ‘the section where it is _published. May it never suffer an eclipse, is our ear+ nest wish. tie THES wT. CROIX RYor, Mr. Geo, Davis, of this city, has just received a bundle of newspapers published at St. Thonmis, West, Indies, whefe he formerly resided. ‘Phey erbtiin fall and interesting accoutfts ot the riot on St. Croix Island.’ The troubles, which had been brought on by malcontents‘who proposed io captive the island and confiscate the property of their employers, ‘resu;ted in the death of a large number of the liw—breaker’s, aud the killing of peace offi:ers, .Of the works on the sugat estites, 43 out of 79 were de attayedt by fire, entailing a loss. of 129,000. This does not include the damage done, cotae crops. A large namber of the ringleatters huve beeu cupturod and nm akeouied. BASE B BALL. Sunday the Eagle base ball. clab, of San Jaan, played two games’ in this city, aud on-beth occasions were Vistorious. Eu tee forenoon they. defeated the Independents by a score of 19 to 6 ruas, aad in the a afternoon niide 28 runs‘to the Stars’ 11. ,The Nevada City base ball clubs do not seein to ba ablet) grasp the secrét of playing a creditible game, end «tliey migbt ug wellown it Gp.end swear of trom fatther effort. ~ é > > a SENATOR SARGENT’ Ss ALLNESS, _ A dispatch from Washington says} Senatar Sargent. Aas been suffering j, for sevétal dayé, aad i8row confined . : to hiabed byw malar fever. No danger is appretvended, bi but it, will by probably Be a week oF more Defore he recovers amliciently, fo. ne ~ Luainwsas” : “> . late instance of Court proceedtugstin j-teachings etubodied in the text * 5 (Communicated. } THE QUEKREST VERDICT YET. os . Eptton. Transcript¢I observe ‘that several newspapers in the State have ‘recently taken oecasion to frethe past, with the intention-of furn[ ishing a parallel in point of ineen. , sistency to the verdict in the 1 bis tle ton case, at Los Angeles, which cleared the defendant of libel; while’ the jury signed a paper declaring: the prosecutor purgand free from the charge in the, libel. Is is reserved ‘for Nevada City to walk off with the ltonors in the contest, I think, In 1860 a Chinaman. was arrésted far stealing »% pair of boots, and taken before Justice K ., whose office -wason Pihe street, for trial, © The jury that had been deinanded listen-* ed patiently. for several hours to ‘the testimony and the heated argument ofthe counsel that followed, and upor the cise being submitted to them brought.jm a verdict of hot guilty. His Honor pees hard fora mo-ment, hamured ,andfawed & ‘ttrte7 avd said, “I senten@sthe prisoner to -60 days in the County Jail,” At this point the thunderstruck attorney for the acfense sprang to his feet rand ejacalated; “Great Scott, your Honor! The prisoner has been declured not guilty by the jary. In Heaven’s name, how can you nouuce that sentence?” -Don’ sbeare,’ “said Justice K., in an irvitardd man ; “perhaps the Chiaaman didn’t weal the boots as:charged, but 1 am pretty certain he would have done it if‘he got half a chance!” Tt. required considerable argument on ‘the part of interposing legal, gentlemen tocomvince the Justice that he was a “little off” in regard to what was required of him in the premises. SPECTATOR, Nevada City, Nov. 4th, 1878. te TEMPERANCE MEBTINGS. her THE Two temperance meetings were held in the Theatre Sunday, afternoon and evening. At the former the attendance and enthusiasm were not peat to the prime move ; but in the evéning the auditoram was. well: filled, ahd considerag j, -bleinterest was manifested in the proceedings. A choir of pleasing singers had volunteeredjand the mu sic was really attractive. Mr. Dryden was the first speaker. Ly took otcasion to condemn the practice uf providing fermented “wine” at the satrament, a8 was done in ehusches. [ The idea was absurd thatthe vile decoctions furnished Were @ type af Christ's blood, and he hoped that the sacrilegious custom would be done baway with. Rev. J. Sims identified himself with the movement by succeeding Mr. Dryden with some interesting remarks. »He spoke with listened to very attentively. A nutber of instances of the harm wrought det on, He: PRAYING CRIMINAL. The young_man confined in the Coy@ty Jail, whose peculiarity® com sist® in. the fet that he can pray at first-class revivalists under ordinary circumstances, continues in his ‘work of endeavoring to reform tke Chinese prisoners who are locked ap with him, Sunday’ forenoon he . persuaded heth of them, together with the white’man from J'ruckee to bend théirears and attention while he offered up a very practical petition in behalf of their apivitual welfare. Then they all joined in ‘to. . gether and tried: to’ warble some standard church mrusic. The “larfon, as the queer theological-Larcenis st from Grass. Valley-is dubbed by the jail authorities, sang well and fervently; the Mongolian choristers sang very fervently, but iu spite of their. well intending efforts ais only people of that nation ean, era have been. converted by this gentleman from Grass Valley, he will coficlude to devote some of his attention to the religious intérests of the outside world—that is, if his term of sentence has ¢ xpired by that oe time. ba LECTURE +2] IN “CAUCASIANISM.” ~ The lecture delivered by Supreme Constable A. A. Smith, on thé .subject.of Caucasianism” at. the Theatre Saturday evening, was largely attended. The members of Camp 73, Order of Caucasians; of this city, turned out in goodly numbers The speaker dwéit earnestly and emphatically'on: the evils inflicted ttpon the country by virtue of laws which perrhitted the unrestricted admission of Mongolians to this shore; He cited . various instances that had come under the observation of himself and others, and substantiated. the charges that had been made regarding the extent of the suffering that was imposed bon the eancasian labo.ers through the depression of wageg. Ife desired to dis-establish belief so’ generally prevailing “that the Order were woreasonxvle in the. measures they tool to rit tlre country of the celestial element. Their plan of action, was. te employ the ballot and not the bullet argue dnent:. Mr.; Smith said many good dently highly. edtiefied with the ef forts. . _———__— _~~» re >NOT THROUGH WITH TRUCKER. ‘Chas. Wilson, the kdodiad who is serviug.out a term iv. the County Jail for interfering with the parties } eagaged in subduing the late fire in Truckee, says he is vot through with that town yet, but. proposes to, gb back there and make bimself known again. He mado this threatening rewark to ‘the Jailor, Truckee -by the inordinate use-of intoxicants were cited, o SERMON ON LOVE. RevoMr.Dryden delivered a prac_ tical and Interesting’ sermon: ‘at ‘thie Cangregational church Sunday mornning. ~ ‘Taking fur his text that pasage which reads: “A new. com‘tuandment IT give unto you, that ye love one another, ask! have -hoved y yfi—that ye aleo aoe loa another,” the ‘speaker proceeled -to impress upan his ‘audience the ur‘gent necessity for application of the “He gave to the sermon a local complexe ion, abd: those present say that. iv contained a timely bit of sound adVice, i eet AN EXTENSIVE SLAUGHTERING On Sunday 30 hogs, 10 sheep and, Keystoie Market. This is the largest amonot of stock ever killed: in ove day for that establislment Joseph Eustis, the proprietor, states »that he: will continue to keep con / stantly on-hand for his many customer a large stock of new lard and meats of all kivds, whieh willbe sold at the very lowest rates, A vie ditto the Keystone Market will cohwines, any one of the trath of this.sane cI Ota WEATHER, . The folowing oveervations were taken yesterday, atthe: office. of the South Yaba Canal Company, in’ ‘this sity: iPitienstost orien —8 80 x. at’ sue 47. shede 4G; 22, m. enn.68, shade 67; "SRE A Bag de, mci will therefore know jast what to expect from Wilgon, an@ perbaps_ give him the grand beunce, a la Reno. . ee GRAND JURY, The following is the list of Grand Ii-is-hoped tat after all the prison . #, Pimit the . things, and the’ audience was evi. of existence, dead earnest, SOCIALA the ladies of ing to all. etc. **bits.”’ To, give prope to the surface of the main s -aDe This work season to complete it, Sth Jevel the ground willbe opened through the backs, of a Sule, 4 and dust, A VENERABLE MEN. — ; having outlived its usefuloess. tough old specimen appeats to have just settled down to its life-work in . gramine proviises a pleasant eve levels, there is the work can proceed further. these repairsare wade the shaft will . ” : be raised througly to.the surface.— will require until next Below the ‘Frank Aumer, of this city; owns a hen eleven years of age that is now running’ around with a brood of a eae . young chiéks of lier own raising. arite that woud stapp? him a8 81° ules when one ét thie toatl ery bipeds*has passed the sixth year, it~ is eCbaracterized as This however, T 'PHE THEATRE. : A grand social is td be given At the Theatre Weinesday evening Ly jvm Menner San Ju J Judd Grass Val this:city, The pre‘ » * ‘ -_--—----AIR SHARD: AT THE IDAHO. . The Union says as the workings: ofthe Idaho mine are—now—carried gp far east of the main shaft in the low beginning .to be convenience felt from the smoke which clings to the stopes and the drifts ‘on account amountof blasting -~whieh-isdone.— has been determined to raise an airghaft } ° of r ventilation. it ata point 400 feet cast hafts has beer worked out, is badly caved, Kas now. to be repaired before After antl ‘7 A LAZy giti must be told to’ getup ® 4th, 1878. va fised:” Anderson Ousey.Ka Dapnbrack Bilis G.A, ~ Harris Cb McLan A Maun Ro Stoddard Giovanni NEVA Jurors for the. Novewber aon Ww. J, Organ, foreman; W. C. Barker, T. C, Canfield, B. stitian Thomas Lones, Robert Houston, T. GC. MeGagin, A. Heinneman, Geo. Kohler, J. Murphy, Wm. LaBarr, &. ’ M, Wickes, W. Aplin, N. ©, ‘Lully, Thos. Maher, L. Crandall, Louis Horton, E, age vatncnar Thos. Lewis. ><: > y= : BROKEN BUGGY. Sunday while William ,Joltason, of Grass Valiey, was driving along ance Hall, his vehicle ool-ided swith the Grass Valley stage, and one of the former's wheels ‘was smashed to pieces. The stage was not injured, 2 beeves, were slaughtered for the }Johnson came back, got another ye hicle, and started fur home «@ second time, *t ~—_-“SIGN THIS, PLEASE” The Commission of the post mastruary 3d, and at Truckee January: 1lth..The edlaty of the former is $2,700 per veatr, while that of the . other 8:$1,400. Sixteem men in the two towns have determined to offer themselves wpon the altar of their cquotry, and will start out. with petitrons shortly, i oor ~ 24Best thing to do when you go shopping with ladies—Take ‘notes. “THE yreatest strike of the _ thel¥g’ r) ‘dost.. he! nip pRB a a Vs vot + «bi Some wen ered tye on Jou.. Bias Sacramento street near the Temper. ’ er at Grass Valley will expire Feb. Y W Heath Mur J Seltridge S wHu HT P-Merrili, Diam C id J Lyous Willuw ¥ J E Brederiek Vol Hil & Anderson Grass V A Coffer Grass-Valey F uw Wilkins Moon F Wm Baxt:r Willow ¥ PF Gore Willow Val JG@ Worthington City L A Jewitt City k Dulac Jr City PHawkins M’vi P Lillis ¥ Fiur Pollard Riebard, bilvirra F = A Yesterday’s Arrivais at UNION HOTEL. G Campbell do L.M Sukeforth do A GREAT tail-bearer--the peacock. “>. ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following is a list of letters: remaiving iv the Post Office, Nevada City, for the week. ending Nov. Persons calling for. avy of theke letters will please-say; ‘‘udJ. S. Horzroox, P. M. Mis Jennie, ‘Barren John, te, . Cc i, arles;~ Hovurdson Peter, ~Hugeity, H, . Kesel Richard, Leopold Kdward, _ Moody Thomas, lexundria, bert, Mrs 8 W,

Scott Win xn, Scott Anna. EB, Westfall J H, Domenica, uustino, DA CITY, CAL. JACOB NAFFZIGER, P-oprie’r — Mine Chas McElvy City Win White City J H shadduck. City lle 1e J Wiley Wheatland J © Vai slyke Sier V J F Sheehan Suc A Dipl t Sau Fran M Wattérman & Cf C Moran City H Wilkiuson $F w Bos F G Wilkins City ¥ Battis du St oe AtGold F iat Hotsnian and w and wite a aatg At Columbia a son, BORN. ' November 2, 1873, ifé a dauzhter. At Gold Fiat, Nov. 4, 187 8 to se Waters hter. Hill, to the Hallowell, a son. ‘Ia Truckee,to the wife of E,W. Church, ee PS ST Se Nevada County, Pr payable pees stock u shall remai December, . n. advertised for pg ry t 1 ¥ t ip tomethen aD Ex COMPANY. Location’ of works,” of November, 1 { and weet yment is. be. soll olfT DIED. At Sebastopol, Nenie, dgaaniere of James ahd Kate Morris, aged G years. ~ California. Notice is hereby given, that ata meeting of’ the Bovrd os Trostees, heid on the 2d 1978, .2m assessment. 1} of five cents per ‘share, was levied asst the capital stock of the won what al TS pete W. BIGELOW, Secretary. cA the. extensive This” shaft has been connected between the 4th. and 5th Jevels, but the 4th level which which will: addratt to the surface that will give excellent ventilaticn, and Keep'the mine free of the unpleasant ;Vapor that is now’ found troubleL‘Urandall San Man . H Marriner Mure M J Harrington BlueT J Holland Blue Tent Dr J stotlar @ws Ju . wife of E. L. he ae a ASSESSMENT NOTICE. DALANTE BLUE GRAVEL MINING Lecation of wrtnéival al business, Nevada City, California, blue.. Tent. Listrict, _ Nesterday’s Arrivals at™ -NEVADA CITY, CAL. CHAS; E. a: Proprietor ft 8 He City J Wkierater SF DW Pinell $F ° A BDibble Grass V RK M Fiver Glenbrook M#% Cha :y San Fran G Csiurp Omega S H Dikeman R& lt Mrs Dikemian R & Ro Mss Dikemank & R Miss Crow: J} do Nancarrow “Bloom A Merrow Bloom J Hussey You Bet. e Gunnip do AA Smith B'oom S$ Furth -an Juan T Kovg San Fran GP DavisAumboy G F Jacobs City W Carter City E Thompson do __ ¥W Robb hureka N Hitehcok S8 J Berry City 1Y Bittis do ~ B F Howe_Col Hill P Shingle City D Gillett City #H SmithYou Bet FUCammetR& R Psimson k& R H Mergan do. GF Jdaecbs City @xecor+ Deteh Plat K Adstin Dutch Plat '%3 Dibble.Grate Val 'T George do i Poiser Birchville G*E Withington City n=}. si Wilson Willow V A.Rauch San Fran A literary erenk du. cet Tits JB EtD& 2U8SF Miss Shae way of solos, .resitations, quarteties, After which refreshments of . various kinds may be had at the different stands for short er long <to W Carter City J Pierse City J FullerSan Juan, “© TLompson Vir City FAX uE AMNUAL MERTING of the Stock: . heldevs of the Cifizeas Bank, will be: held’at the office of the Bank, inNevada City, Valltoraid, on Tuesday, Nevember 12th, 1878, of Sach other business as may legaliy come before it. © kK. M. PRESTON, ‘President. ot Nevada City, Oct: £6, $370: j Sane Nene eal Wh ened nase Ome y 7 tS -1asnarwereawsren ne ‘'SUDOOUS Tl¥joy Pus s[tsa,0qmM * f JgEOSNIGOU CYOTA VD UL CHAUTSAU SI qOvds sinh — . Scolding on Washing Day Done Away With, ~~ Ne a eal pn eomerecn anit USE THE ROBBINS LITTLE WASHER. USE TRE ROBBINS LITTLE WASHER, THE ‘BOBBINS LITTLE WASHER. _ This is*an entirely new ‘machine, works ob a hew principle. Does not inpe on the clothes. No rubbing or friction about it. 1s simple and durable.and never gets ovt of order. Willlast a lite time : Price, Five Dollars. Sold by W. A, SIGOURNEY, 033 Agent Lor Nevada County. etn DANCING SCHOOL. to L. oe 'Of'Sacramento, will opcn DANCING SCHOOL, = ON Thursday, @ctober31st, £878, sur TEMPERANCE HALL, Where he will “ive instructions in BALLROOM DANCING! «IC laeses formed ag follow Peg LADI£S” and GENTLE Practicing Class—? uesda LADIES’ and ! NS Class—Saturday afterhoog.< : ‘soc “every, ight f ‘ corporation, . SCTE AE UEMHT BEM Sep #9 ‘Secretary. . » a (oR bee ee 2a hs ll be et D a S. sale at fe atction, ade before, ‘will . tte 2@ day of Jany the delinquent. assess§ Of udvertising or TERMS--$2:00 per anopth, for erch of the classes.. Aduassion toeach of the Soe’ cials-Gentlemen, $1; Ladies free, Friday will be pel “ Lg 3 Private — Music furnished fcr balls and oantien pply st Hall on Piven Eaiaey or wi 8 BY, NATIONAL HOTEL] 8 baker Scott: Fist, J A Comour Col Hiil! STOCKHOLDERS’ —— i At % o'clock, &< for the purpose of } electing seven fi], Directors to serve for the-ensupng. year, as 1d for the traosuction it} fin the very Latest Style. . . “TAKE . NOTICE. PIN ‘iaendiieeds is’ ‘the re of all @ecounts due the Mi € vtehg zette. All pet ns indébtee for adyert or subse dnfto the paper are icing tified thattne’ ‘game ch gh metre to @ut@elay. Payment to be made to Geo br Baifey or tome. NAT. BAILEY“ Office at Walling’s Law Oftice. ~Revade, Oct. 21, 1878, KNITTING ¢ MACHINE, Mrs. FE" Thoss, Brond Street, AMove las Whsaiis. NEVA DA cITy, ca ESPECTFULLY calls the attention ¢ the ladies of Nevada County to he ‘beantifuPasgsertiené of KNIT ING, wWice By herself, end cf wecl fi found iwany store in ‘the stuck comprises Her than can be mowntuins, ‘The Gentlemen, Ladies Fl Socks. Saaiee Children’s: ‘Dpderwenr, an Moods, hiker Saeques, Bodies, ¥e, mise. wale is guaranteed ‘til be rede of theBESE WOOL, ard will ; be-spld at reasonable rates, a € Cull and examine goods and Pricts,. Nevada City, Cot. 20,°1878' -B. H. MILLER,. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, NEVADA CITY, 0 be JUST RECEIVED ~~ % Stock of Clothing, Furnishixg Goods, ete., _ _Ever seen in the Mountaisis. .) The stock consists of the best as {assortment df ‘Gents’ and + Buys Clothing, and everything . usnally } found in a first Class Clothing Store. I ask but one price for gocds, and that the Lowest. Nevada, oO ‘t. . i, 1878. i8. THE: LATEST AND BEST! MRS. M. ie; STERLING’ . Commercial Street, Nevada City, AS JUSt RECEIVED A LARGE urd _carefu li selected stock of FALL AND WINTER Staple and: Fancy Dry Goods, Consisting of Silks, Mohairs, Cashmerer, Water Proofs, Poplins, and other Late and Fashiorabte Dress Goods, M Also one of the finest assortments of MILLINERY . Ever brought to Nevada City. Hats, trim= med and untrummea, Flowers, kibbons, Bows, Cufis, Uellars, ete. . } LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. Skit ts, Corsets, Hosiery, etc. CLO&KS and SHAWLS yor Ladies and Children. Also a Fine Stock of FANCY GOODS of every description. I hereby tender my thanks forthe Liberal patronage heretotuie bestowed upel BC, “) und would respectfully soheit a coutmuance of the skime. Orders froin the country solicited, and . sample of goods sent Un application. Mas. M. A. STERLING FRED. A. SACKET, Mining & Insurance Agent, 022 i FReeeesestixe THE Connecticut Fire, and Travelets’ Accident and Life Insurance Companies of Hartford. Office--In Brown & Morg gan § Block. Nevada City. et DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Hours---Froim 9 to io A and from @6to8 P. M, ISPENSARY HOUR, From 12 M%. to 1 P. M BELDEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada Cmy, California. — eect earn mera J. W. DOWNING, Merchant Tailor, cAL, 05 MAIN STREET,. NEVADA CITY, I HAVE JUST SE FROM SAN ERAS CISCO WHE STUCK of ODS, Taapufacturers 8b a TA prices tor cabh,ceR> _ a Doeskins, : Diagonals, _ Suitings, _ Ovyercoatings, _Drimmings,Ete., LATEST PASHTease, aud made i h will he cut ifthe jONe. x. ‘ost suBstae or in sny style bi up in the NEATE: rt AE MANNER, ARG 09. v for the same class of GOOd* and Work. sw. DOWNINE — CitywCct: 5, 287R LeAAA} The Largest and Choicest ‘NEW GIODS & NEW PRICES. SCRNED' ‘Cheap as.can be bad in Pyytersle * readthe notic Siumn of the The Bail NEVADA BRIEF Drive down, th walks. The soof of F: furniture store Some changes the time of ms¢ Hgots daucing , geen by the adve There will be: ing at the Thea morrow night a are invited, is t Miss Anna Na visiting with M at Colambia, Hil retarned home § In thé Count Jeremie Harr Ireland, declare come a citizen . A sensible c * the social evil q by one who b mill, wiil be pul umns to—morrov Antoine Tan the intérior of ‘a hice Dew cary it re-papere.’, presents a very ‘J.F.Skeehan, Sacrameuto Beg in popularity w “one of thermo: pers published " Thomas Moc “ble improveme plice ou Selby erecting a new! locality, Which _. be occupied by The increase watch and jew and Brand,. o1 necessitutedth large show cas¢ in whieh t> di “beautiful goods The. angual 1 holders of the ¢ held at the cffi évening for the seven Director suing year, anc of such busine: before it. Yesterday which had be u-few days . rain storm. T perity to the exceedingly we all the bydrau to commence . “hoped that th “antil the ditch Postmaster J that on several ueWspapers bh: the Post Offi -« edupintae s dently been lc who had taken auc{then drop; home. This wery vexntious sons to: whom Tonged, but al: who has been parties it not und papers. Mr. H. MEG Green, of We manufacturer cines, isin tow It is his first wives him an « brétner, Frank whom ‘he+has years. The w Guild is age manufactured, If you wanyte ‘ease the“medi AN INSA} William V who has "beet ut Herzinger's ae several m, tie han. ty Ja » insane. He } ‘little daft fo malady is ac tuat he indal ~ tig and ‘cer complains thé city ase him poses, instead company. H . &bsurd charg tim Of hinise? Board yesterd Napa Insane,