November 6, 1875 (4 pages)

ie any inatance, Tt has been a vic* University, agriculture, lve, Leaders will learn the lesson “Aeavch out like’ a cancer all over the . . * With one stone: A sidewalk is badly _ editor opposed, Mr, ‘Carr's election, ' gollege seems to have been made by . oto, “tion and ex-officio member of loqnone this year, They have leart their party for selfish purposes, have ‘discovered that it won't go dowa, _ White'trawh will all bayé-to soll out . acavon, Without repains, another 8 MOVADA CITY, CAL. — Nov. 6, 1875, Industrial Edacation, — Yrofessor W, 8, Carr has been _ oalied quarrelaome it disposition, because he could not agree with the “Hegonts of the Stato University, The taét fs, he only caused enmity in that quarter, beeguse bo desired to carry -out. tho intentions of the founders of the imeti¢ution-and the law which graijted public aid for the parpoue of establishing a departinent in the University:in which industrial education should be a speciality, The Han Vrancisco Ledger; whose mete oe tu the office of State Superintendent, has the following, whieh admits al) De, Carr ever elaimeds ‘Tn the recent repens of the Board of Regents of the Btata University, ae mach importance as possible is giver-to the fact that a humber of students earn A little money by workjing in the printing offide and‘on the grounds, and to give the report an agricultural air the headw of: the lectures delivered by the Agricnitural. Profewsor are strung out ton yreat length; butit is certain the in#titutian is not what was intended when the bill for the establishment ot eolege of agriculture, mining and fhe mechanic arts was gomweds “The nearest approach to a_practical . In her State stock-raising, ole. are taught practically, andthere ave real dndustrinl school roomea where pupils are taught the use of the plane, saw, hammer; etc., while young ladies receive instruc. {tun in the best methods of making butter and cheeve, cooking, sewing Whether a practical institution of thin Kind really does any good may bo atvopen question, ‘but it is cortwin that this Was the oxperiment which was intended to be made in our Btate University, and which bas hot yet been attempted, On the first . of hectares Professor Carr, who sega to, have. definite ideas upon thin aubject, will take his place as Huperintondent of Public pga the Hoard of Reygents,. and it may be possible for bim to do something towards trying the experiment of practical education, Useful Lessons, Volitielana and political eotiventlons have been taught some usefal the Mtateof Kansas, ae cee ad that good mon must be put in nomination for office, and: that the voters Of the country can no longer be hoodwinked, Gov. Tilden has loarmed that it ia not safe to intor) fore, with the politics of anothé Htate, and those who have consented to allow a church organization to use hore haye~ been wonderful polittoal: changes this year, but the ovnues that produced them are so numerous, and pirely loeal, that a party viotory oan hardly be ola imod tory of the people over politioal nianipulatora aa much as anything atior awhile, oe oe ee Led, Qut Mongolian brethren hive ‘wormed themael¥eainto almost every employment, and now they have gone into'tho real estate business, Already one-company has purchased 2000 adres of tule land,and when the fashion becomes common they will Btate, Next year five or six thouwand Ot thom who wore born in this Alate will be entitled to vote. As ditiwon’ and real estate owners, who oan aay they have not gota tolerable good foothold in this country, to them aftor'awhile if thilgs keep . Geurt Varad Repairs, The-walls on the Rast side of the Qourt Mouse yard) are being under. mined by the water whieh flows tlown the atreet during the rainy orem ame woasou will cauas the wall to tumbie date the road, + We anderstand Supervisor Allau will have the neo: ovary work done on it to make all wooure agai, . Et will kill two birds needed on the alley, and it ie the iutention to make Wme oat of the material which will be Aled ia -to Ty, Facons & Bra, kindly + ‘Nhe ladies of Nevada City and . HY] call and examine their im. The Daily Transeript. ‘. . The magician Herrmann has no aE EE YI — Voir, Festival, Ete. The ladies of the Congregational Church are industriously at work preparing for the Fair, Festival, and Social reunion to be held at the Theatre, ov the 8th, 9th and 10th of December, The first evening will be devoted to the gale of goods now being prepared, both useful and orpamental, and asupper. The. second evening to a grand musical festival, and an old fashioned wedding, sipper-and a clearing out sale of. sueh articles as. ma hot have been disposed of, While the third eventiig will be devoted to.@mocial reuuion. PL ou ae ee The Virgiula Foterprisé Publis ing Company have ordered new steam presses, new types and new material generally, to replace those lowt in the recent fire, ‘The Enterprise is one of the ablest papers on the Coast and deserves success, We hope to see it flourish in the coming years beyond the expectation of its ‘most ardent admirers, ‘ > <itpins, > ° Last dayto Pay, Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gatige Railrvad Company should bear in mind that to-day is the last day to pay their assessment of ten per cent, The receipts for the same are at the Bank of Ne) Mada County, On: all ‘assessmexts not paid to-day the stock will be ad-' vertised for sale at public auction immediately. Don't neglect to~ attend to this matter, . Fo.” New Proprietor. ° D,“Wellington, the proprietor of the Névada, Grass Valley and Colfaux stage Jing, bas purchased the Lancaster livery stable in this city. Mr, Wellington understands ° everything about the: business, and will keep one of the best stables in the interior, The business ha’ always been good, and will greatly improye under Mr, Wellington's management, _* November Strawberries. Fresh Strawberries from the garden of Felix Gillet-were for sale -at Johnny Jack's fruit stand yesterday, They were largo and perfect, and show what kind of aclimate the foot-hills have, Herrmann’s Entertainment. Herrmann’s entertainments never fail to please his audiences, because his feata are all) new, and, original. He bas no equal in his line.-. Those who fail to wittiess his second performance to-night will miss a good thing. Press and people speak in the highest terms of him wherever he goes. A full house is expected to-night, . sa Clear and Cool, The atmosphere is as pire now as it is possible ‘to be.-. Sickness has . disappeared, The sun shines ‘brightly, and every one ought to be happy and grow fat right away. ‘No more dust will be wafted on the gentle breeze this Fall,thank Heaven. ‘Not Wantea, . ‘The Enterprise says there are more laborers there than can new find employment, and says more at burden to the-Relief Committees. It gives this. notice because hun-. dreds are flocking there to gét work in rebuilding the ruined city. ~* Prospeeting. Now is a good time for prospectors to take out rock from the many idle ledges ia this vivinity, so as to have them tested by the Fryer process, We ure satisfied there can be a dozen good -mineg opened hereabouts if owners dnd prospectors will make a fair trial. Cae + equal, and never fails to delight his audiences. Turn out and see his wonderful performance to-night. ——— eRe t Pantiss in Richmond, (Virginia) have been arrested for perpetrating election frauds, . No importation of cattle from great Britain ispermitted by the Seoretary of the Treasury, on aceount of >. ‘Tuk Pall Mall Gazette says the. Euglish occupation of Egypt is only ‘. scattered far and wide. success he made while here was in the present time will only become a. _A Sxow tas? Dry’? Suow.—The Royal (?) Marionettés, says. the Truckee Republican, did not show in Truckee as advertised, and,“Doeor’ Haskell did not deliver bis interesting lecture on ‘‘Humbug;” and did not explain materialization, and oll that sortof thing. The ‘‘Doetor’’ arrived at noon, and after looking ‘atound and censidering the situation until evening decided not to show. In a short time an attachment wasserved/on some of hig effects by one of. his former ‘people.’ sion, and he promised to have the person arrested for stealing, ‘but did not folfill his promise, He tookr advantuge of Sunday morning and departed under protest of several of his followers who wanted their sularies, taking his Royal? Marrionettes or stuffed dolls with him. The Sabbath protected him from haying his whole outfit attached while leaving. very likely to be. segregated and ‘The only keeping his ~ traps concealedfrom those who had accounts against bim. It is uncertain/in what role the *‘Doctor” will next appear, but in whatever one it may be,.the character of bilk will be hardly concealed.’ en —_He Founp ._His Mayn,—On. the passenger train that went through on Saturday night was a passenger who was looking for somebody, and found him at last. --He indulged in several altercations .with other passengers, aud finally commenced on a brakeman, The brakeman. kept his temper and controlled himself, but had to keep out of his way to avoid a row on the train,. When the train arrived here the passenger hunted tha brakeman up and commenced to abuse him.» Time and place did not prevent him now,and so he smashed the passenger’s nose, and pave him satisfaction, The: passenger got up, enquired where the train’ was, and departed, bleeding and happy.—Truckee Republican, : Send the News Home to Mother. The ‘‘companion’’ will doubtless want the news contained in the following sent home to, his. mother: Eureka, November 3d. Nettie Franklin, ‘a woman of the pine penal ioame discovered dead iy hei Bed in fhe hédse of Magdio MaCerarce Deceased was a very dissipated woman, and for the last fow tmhouths had drank unusually hird. Tne Coroner’s Jury found that she came to her. death from the éffects of imtemperance: ‘She bad appeared in her usual health the evening before, but the proprietress of the housé upon going to her room in the morning found her dead in bed, Her male companion was sleeping unconsciously by her side, with his arms around her., lifeless body, Deceased was a native of Ireland,and about 35 years of aye. A Permanent Ming.—The Potosi Silver ‘Mine, ‘meat La Plata, in Peru, is employing about two thousand men. it has been worked almost continuously since its, discovery in 1585, and has yielded, it is estimated, (ad;no systematical record has been kept), aboat $250,000,000 in bullion, var : Tux great fire in Iquique inflicted damage to the amount of at ‘least $5,000,000,There was no insur‘ance, ares Forrarr bullion shipments from the Consolidated Virginia mine up to and including the 1st instant inerease the total for the fiscal moath to date to $1,531,800, THERE were severe shocks of earthquake in Yuma, Arizoaa ‘Territory Wednesday. Tue State militia in New Orleans, by order of Goyernor Kellogg, {fired 100 unsjn honor of the late Republi victories. : Ar, Washington Senators are urging a fast mail train from Chicago to Omaha. si. ‘2“T DECLARE,?. said Simon one day to his father, ‘tour Sal has got so learned that Sean 'é understand above one-half what she says; ‘twas only. yesterday day poproes t she stuck’po on to tater, atid mo on lasses,”’ ee anil i _ Warn your child puts. & ) into his month insteat of his pi 4 A 7 managalook of Dry Goode, at at aie he) BFs> aly « jt zs { \ This put the “Doctor” in quiten pas ¢oj. thenahlpeed. pte stone hneartin; His grand aggregation of talent. is eroding a sane ets = A man and his wifé, in Vincenn Wert, Hats, ote} wth. . Wddbs _ A Wist Brrv.—A family near Boston is happy inthe possession of a parrot of more than ordinary inteldigenee, and one-whose talking powers are the wonder of the nejghborhood, : In an evil day, however, the bird was tanght by some naughty boys to-swear like a trooper, and witha perversity wonderfully human, and, withal, strangely savoring of origival sin, the feathéred biped soon seemed to find pleasure in pvothing cotrectionary measures proving unbavailing, the offender was at lagt regularly soused in a pail of cold water after each burst of. profanity, before the fire to dry. During a recentTain. storm some smal! chickens belonging to the same family got very wet and thoroughly chilled, and ‘were placed on ‘@ perch before the fire to be warmed into full activity rot had-just been treated to an involuntary bath himself, and he at once knowingly cocked his head fon one side and surveyed the new coniers for a, moment in silence, : Then; as if all was plain, he bitched a lit. tle away from: his ‘dripping eompanions, and exclaimed in an oracular tone, ‘Little d—d fools, been swearing,”’ eee Wauat_I Have Sexn.—I have seen a youllg man sell a good farm, turn merchant, end die in an insane asylum. : I-have seen a farmer trdvel abéut home to’ look after. money in folly than would support his family in comfort and independence, ie I have seen a young girl marry a man of-dissolute’ habits, and repent’ it as long as she lived. ‘ Lhave-seen a man depart from truth where candor and veracity would have served him to a much better purpose. I have seen the extravagance and folly of children bring their. parents to poverty and want and themielves to disgrace. . I have seen a prudent and industrious wife retrieve the fortunes of a family when her husband pulled at the other end of the rope, I have see a young man who despised the counsels of the wise and advice of the good, and’ his career ended in poverty and wretchedness. WHat TO Do IN CasE oF ACCIDENT. Prof. Wilder, of Cornell University, gives these short rules for action in case of accident. It would not bea bad thing to cut them out and: carry them in one’s pocket-book, or committhem to memory; For dust in the eyes,avoid rubbing; dash cold water'in them; remove cinders, etc., with the round point ofa lead pencil. If an artery >is cut, compresé it abdve the wound; if a vein is: cut, compress it below. If choked, go upon all fours and cough. For slight burns, dip the part in cold water; if. the skin is destroyed, eover, With varnish: ~~ : For apoplexy, raise the head and rig ; for fainting, lay the person at. ¢ <-> Pappy’s Ecuo.—We once saw a story,of Patrick, who heard his master tell of a very remarkable echo over the hill in the woods. Patrick had a mind to try the echo himself, so away he went, The accouatof his excursion we will take as hé gave it to his master. ‘I jist ran over to the place ye was spuakin’ uv: to convarse a bit with the wondherful craythur. Sosays I, ‘Hello!’ ‘Hello, hello, hello, you noisy rascal! I thought that was very quare, sir,. and I said ‘Hello!’ again. ‘Hello f!’ said the echo; ‘you began it first.’ ‘What are you made of?’ says I, ‘Shut your mouth,’ saidthe echo; ‘i scoundrel, if ye were flesh like an honest man, Ta hammer ye till the mother of ye wouldn’t know her impenent son.’ “ And’ what do you think the echo sent back to that, sir?’ ‘Scamper,” said he, ‘or if I catch ye, I’ll break every bone in yer body!’ And it hit'me on the head with a big stone, sir, and was nigh knocking the poor brain out of. me, So I ran as fast as ever I could, and so I’m here to tell ye uy it, sir.’’ : A : VicxspurG. wife informed her husband the other morning that she for want of a hired girl, and as he went out she leaned back and fell to weeping. The children were makhing a noise in the hallas he passed out: “You want to stop this racket! Your mother won’t live a week, and when you get a stepmother here next Spring, she won't put up with such foolishness!” When he came home-te dinner, his wife met him with a smile arid said: ‘Isn't ours a cosy home, Richard; with only our own little family to look afier.”’— Vicksburg Herald, et "You ins new role, don’t you, old fellow?" was beet By y young nian Yemiarked as he ug recta out of his fresh bread . ba breakfast me A roseate flush permeated landla'a¥’s pallid cheek. + VInd., after a stand up fight of an . hour, concluded-to call it ‘‘a draw.” Shed haliidfdls of hair Millinery Goods. Pit latest style ot Millinery ap . so much as a sounding oath. . Mild} again. It so happened that the par+ L. so much that there was nothing at . . ‘I have seen a man spend more . ‘So,’ says I, ‘you blatherin’. was working herself into the grave} out au bead. vay Mot eA if [By Telegraph} Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 1140 Ophir 40. 80 Mexican 17%, 15 Gould & Curry 16%. 210 Best & Belcher 89. 90 Savage 67. 145 Chollar 61. 120 Hale & Norcross 35, a 1065 Crown Point 28%. 625 Yellow Jacket 7574. . 780 Imperial 97%. 570 “Kentuck 1444. 410 Belcher 187%. “100 Confidence 20: 115 Con VuBaie 264, 125 Siérra Nevada 12, 920 California 547%. 260° Overman 4844. 295. Justice 27%. 165 Union Con 844. 170 Lady Bryan 1. “580 Julia 1224, 270 Calédonia 15.° 500 Stiver Hill 7. ; -, 100 Rock Island 244. 2020 Woodville 3%, 100 Florida 3, did. Vester day Afternoon’s Sales: * 510 Kentuck, 14, Le 30 Imperial 97%. 50 Yellow Jacket 78. (1455, Woodville 37%, 89 Con-Virginia, 265. 225 Belcher 20%. 425 Cahfornia 54%. 85 Meadow Valley. 3. 120 Rock Island 24, 240 Eureka Con ‘12, 365 Leopara 11%, 135 Gila 334. 635. Ophir 3934.,§00 Silver Hill 7%. 30 ‘Savage 79. 35 Sierra Nevada 1234. 220 Gould & Curry 167%. 135 Chollar. 62, ~ 40 Hale & Norcross 36. 15 Crown Point 30. 260 Justice 28. Because we happen to take, our ie gun and start out for a Saturday “afterndon’s gunning, it is no reason why half a dozen impudent persoits should inguire if we were on u tour for coflecting’ subscription money. ‘The times are hard and ammunition Gosts too much money to be wasted on ‘delinquent gubscribers, % é Knitted Underwear. "LADIES call and see the Knitted Underwear for ladies and children, at Jacobs & Bros. __ n4 (M6 So a SEES AE TET BORN, Td. Watertowh, New York, on the 29th ult., tod. Percival Davenport and wife, a daughter. BERT GEL AE NIRS EEO DIED. At Forest Springs, November $nd, 1875, Winnie Li, daughter of B.§F. and Lizzie Colvin, aged 2 years and four months. In Nevada, City, November 4th, 1875, Charles Edward Alty, eldest son. of Matthew and Alice Alty, aged 13 years. The funeral will take place from afternoon at 2 0’clock. In Nevada City, Nov. 6th, 1875, James Noonan, aged about 45 ‘years. [See WL NEVADA THEATRE, Friday an@ Saturday Hventings. November 51h amd 6th, F@" APPEARANCE, OF THE Great Herrmann, The World’s Great PRESTIDIGITATEUR; In a fresh accumulation of UNACCOUNTABLE AND * _ UNAPPROACHABLE . MYSTIFICATIONS! 3° Aa ager "Jan Beanieey Thea-_— ADMISSION---$1 00, Back Seats 50 Cents, « : Reseryéd seats. at Bell & Belden’s Boox nb store, without extra charge. > BETHESDA WATER! PROPERTIES. TRY IT. ra Mixca and ready for use, All shades and Org. ek he Y Guiw. é at e cogtelt 2 awottl j a PO a 7 ‘ eo + kper yard. ca yard. the residence of the parents, this GREAT REDUCTION DRY Goons: FOR 15 DAYS! Corner Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY, —_—; 8 OFFERING FOR THE NEXT FIr. TEEN DAYS, lis Immense Stock of DRY .&. FANCY GOODs, At the following © : “REDUCTION IN PRICES. Empress Cloth, 40 cents wc Wool.Diagonala,. 50° cents per yard. -. Black Silk, good quality, $1.75 per yard, formerly sold ‘lat $3. . Calicos, 12 yards for $1. Bleached and Unbleached ‘Muslins, 121-2 cents per quality, 371-2 cents per yard. . . Waterproof, from 75 cents to $1 25 per yard. yard. ; Brussels, $1 25 per yard. And everything else in proportion. All-who wish to take advantage of this opportunity, should call early and secure Bargains. _ Persons from a. distance can send their orders, and they will be filled promptly. and at as low rates as though they came themselves. ~ s<= Remember the place. A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, as NEVADA CITY. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC, OE ON BROAD STREET, opposit ’ the National Exchange Hotel, R. M, HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITS, T OLD RUN MINING COMPANY. G Location of princi) ness, San Francisco, 1. Location of works, Gold Flat, Nevada County, California. Notice—Phere are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment (No, 13). levied the 27th day September, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the respective shareholders, as B: follow: No.of WNo.of Names. Certifi’e. Shares, Amt. Badger Jos. 288 1090 25 00 Badger Jos 577 plage BrewnGeo A 429 50 12 560 Brown E P © 428 5 12.50 Belding WJ 441 “208 50.00 Chapman CC 492 100 25 00 Dennison L M 448. 100, 2500 Gelmore A N 449 25 6 25 Hall H E : 616 300 75 00 Hinds F 8 657 200 ‘BO 00 helsey J M 427 100 25 00 Littlehaléy M 209 108 25 00 Littlehale J M 210 100 25 00 LittIéhale J M 211 100 25 00 Littlehale J M 212 100 25 00 LaneRE ie S > 1% Maguire J.M 566 60 = 1250 Marcucci D 507 150 37 50 Marcucci D 5:6 + 326 81 % Marcucei D i 601 160 .37 50 Marcucci D, Trus 627 75 1875 Marcucci D, Trus 528 200 59 00 Marcucci D, Trus 529 + 100. 2% 00 Marcucci D, Trus 639 ~=——s 00S 25.00 Marcucci D, Trus 540 5a 1250 Marcucci D,Trus ~~ 542 190-25 00 Marcucci D, Tras 543 100 «=. 25: 00 Marcucci D, Trus 544 100 «=. 25.00 Marcucci D, Trung 545 100°, 2500 MarecucciD, Trus. 546 100 * 25 00 Marcucci D, Tras 595 100 = #5 00 Mareucci D, Trus 596 100 «=: 25 00 MareucciD, Trus _ 897° 199 25 00 . Marcucci D, rus 599 — -12 3. Moulthrop G . b18 150° *. 37 50 McCarty Wm 650 59. «12:50 Meader D A 628 250 6250 Maguire Jos 630 100 =-.25 00 Maguire Jos 631 ., 100 2500 Palmer C 0, Trustee 552 490 25 00 } Palmer 0 ©, Trustee 560 00 25.00 Palmer C C, Trustee 650 1000 (250 00 Wilber J W, Trustee 508 100. 250 Wilber J W, — a ‘ oo Po WwW, : Witla we, Rrustes /618 . bow! 428.00 Wilber J W, Trustee 620 . 10. , 25 00 Wilber J W, Trustee 622 . ‘50 00 Wilber J W, Trustees 623 206 50 00 Wilber J W, Trustee 637 1%. «3125 Wilber J W, Trustey, 638. ok 1% Waters WR 536 200. ~ 2500 Waters W R 537 100 ~° 2500 AJ Turner, Trustee 61¢ 1500s 37 53 of the Board of Dit , made on the 27th day of -» 1875, so .mapy shares of ; ; pecespera 5 Paulie owes ae the office of the company, 41. San Francisco, Califcrnia, om AY, the 26th dsyrof Nov, 1875, atthe hour of 12 5 ment o'clock, M. of such day, te wots of ad 7 advertising and expenses of the tale. C. C. PAUMER, : Gaiters #2 OF WES tar neta A. BLUMENTHAL, 10 quarter Sheeting, best Carpets, 3-ply $130 per — 1 place of bus-__ 4 ————= The OO chicks L Jo. Per meéut fro teen and ed on his The first a good . yield wa that ‘he b hay this: be done v that can planted y dreds of town in t crop, anc to supply _ing more valleys tc _ to cease. New ¥ sider tha did good of the m stamps ¢ $19,000 in the lo: in thickr gold and month’s will be . Superint well, and jas. stoo managed and econ Jim F: and race brook Pa house wi vate res situated towns, al to the ne with a lit the prett: ee The m ’ from th first, not ‘as hereto will take chases or U The la by a una’ L. Jucob gant stoc ty, and 1 any oth . _ prices, . goods, ax samples the cour would re; are prep goods, ei Eastern r constant! quently 1 latest no} ‘tive. “Wi and sea the latest of dry go carpets a the place (Succ Brown & o—— Ladies’ Hotel. Pre Men’s, childrens ber overs 100 cases tared for corner Bi Ng It is 2 _ mense st men’s yo full line’ coats, Ur

ie any inatance, Tt has been a vic* University, agriculture, lve, Leaders will learn the lesson “Aeavch out like’ a cancer all over the . . * With one stone: A sidewalk is badly _ editor opposed, Mr, ‘Carr's election, ' gollege seems to have been made by . oto, “tion and ex-officio member of loqnone this year, They have leart their party for selfish purposes, have ‘discovered that it won't go dowa, _ White'trawh will all bayé-to soll out . acavon, Without repains, another 8 MOVADA CITY, CAL. — Nov. 6, 1875, Industrial Edacation, — Yrofessor W, 8, Carr has been _ oalied quarrelaome it disposition, because he could not agree with the “Hegonts of the Stato University, The taét fs, he only caused enmity in that quarter, beeguse bo desired to carry -out. tho intentions of the founders of the imeti¢ution-and the law which graijted public aid for the parpoue of establishing a departinent in the University:in which industrial education should be a speciality, The Han Vrancisco Ledger; whose mete oe tu the office of State Superintendent, has the following, whieh admits al) De, Carr ever elaimeds ‘Tn the recent repens of the Board of Regents of the Btata University, ae mach importance as possible is giver-to the fact that a humber of students earn A little money by workjing in the printing offide and‘on the grounds, and to give the report an agricultural air the headw of: the lectures delivered by the Agricnitural. Profewsor are strung out ton yreat length; butit is certain the in#titutian is not what was intended when the bill for the establishment ot eolege of agriculture, mining and fhe mechanic arts was gomweds “The nearest approach to a_practical . In her State stock-raising, ole. are taught practically, andthere ave real dndustrinl school roomea where pupils are taught the use of the plane, saw, hammer; etc., while young ladies receive instruc. {tun in the best methods of making butter and cheeve, cooking, sewing Whether a practical institution of thin Kind really does any good may bo atvopen question, ‘but it is cortwin that this Was the oxperiment which was intended to be made in our Btate University, and which bas hot yet been attempted, On the first . of hectares Professor Carr, who sega to, have. definite ideas upon thin aubject, will take his place as Huperintondent of Public pga the Hoard of Reygents,. and it may be possible for bim to do something towards trying the experiment of practical education, Useful Lessons, Volitielana and political eotiventlons have been taught some usefal the Mtateof Kansas, ae cee ad that good mon must be put in nomination for office, and: that the voters Of the country can no longer be hoodwinked, Gov. Tilden has loarmed that it ia not safe to intor) fore, with the politics of anothé Htate, and those who have consented to allow a church organization to use hore haye~ been wonderful polittoal: changes this year, but the ovnues that produced them are so numerous, and pirely loeal, that a party viotory oan hardly be ola imod tory of the people over politioal nianipulatora aa much as anything atior awhile, oe oe ee Led, Qut Mongolian brethren hive ‘wormed themael¥eainto almost every employment, and now they have gone into'tho real estate business, Already one-company has purchased 2000 adres of tule land,and when the fashion becomes common they will Btate, Next year five or six thouwand Ot thom who wore born in this Alate will be entitled to vote. As ditiwon’ and real estate owners, who oan aay they have not gota tolerable good foothold in this country, to them aftor'awhile if thilgs keep . Geurt Varad Repairs, The-walls on the Rast side of the Qourt Mouse yard) are being under. mined by the water whieh flows tlown the atreet during the rainy orem ame woasou will cauas the wall to tumbie date the road, + We anderstand Supervisor Allau will have the neo: ovary work done on it to make all wooure agai, . Et will kill two birds needed on the alley, and it ie the iutention to make Wme oat of the material which will be Aled ia -to Ty, Facons & Bra, kindly + ‘Nhe ladies of Nevada City and . HY] call and examine their im. The Daily Transeript. ‘. . The magician Herrmann has no aE EE YI — Voir, Festival, Ete. The ladies of the Congregational Church are industriously at work preparing for the Fair, Festival, and Social reunion to be held at the Theatre, ov the 8th, 9th and 10th of December, The first evening will be devoted to the gale of goods now being prepared, both useful and orpamental, and asupper. The. second evening to a grand musical festival, and an old fashioned wedding, sipper-and a clearing out sale of. sueh articles as. ma hot have been disposed of, While the third eventiig will be devoted to.@mocial reuuion. PL ou ae ee The Virgiula Foterprisé Publis ing Company have ordered new steam presses, new types and new material generally, to replace those lowt in the recent fire, ‘The Enterprise is one of the ablest papers on the Coast and deserves success, We hope to see it flourish in the coming years beyond the expectation of its ‘most ardent admirers, ‘ > <itpins, > ° Last dayto Pay, Stockholders of the Nevada County Narrow Gatige Railrvad Company should bear in mind that to-day is the last day to pay their assessment of ten per cent, The receipts for the same are at the Bank of Ne) Mada County, On: all ‘assessmexts not paid to-day the stock will be ad-' vertised for sale at public auction immediately. Don't neglect to~ attend to this matter, . Fo..” New Proprietor. ° D,“Wellington, the proprietor of the Névada, Grass Valley and Colfaux stage Jing, bas purchased the Lancaster livery stable in this city. Mr, Wellington understands ° everything about the: business, and will keep one of the best stables in the interior, The business ha’ always been good, and will greatly improye under Mr, Wellington's management, _* November Strawberries. Fresh Strawberries from the garden of Felix Gillet-were for sale -at Johnny Jack's fruit stand yesterday, They were largo and perfect, and show what kind of aclimate the foot-hills have, Herrmann’s Entertainment. Herrmann’s entertainments never fail to please his audiences, because his feata are all) new, and, original. He bas no equal in his line.-. Those who fail to wittiess his second performance to-night will miss a good thing. Press and people speak in the highest terms of him wherever he goes. A full house is expected to-night, . sa Clear and Cool, The atmosphere is as pire now as it is possible ‘to be.-. Sickness has . disappeared, The sun shines ‘brightly, and every one ought to be happy and grow fat right away. ‘No more dust will be wafted on the gentle breeze this Fall,thank Heaven. ‘Not Wantea, . ‘The Enterprise says there are more laborers there than can new find employment, and says more at burden to the-Relief Committees. It gives this. notice because hun-. dreds are flocking there to gét work in rebuilding the ruined city. ~* Prospeeting. Now is a good time for prospectors to take out rock from the many idle ledges ia this vivinity, so as to have them tested by the Fryer process, We ure satisfied there can be a dozen good -mineg opened hereabouts if owners dnd prospectors will make a fair trial. Cae + equal, and never fails to delight his audiences. Turn out and see his wonderful performance to-night. ——— eRe t Pantiss in Richmond, (Virginia) have been arrested for perpetrating election frauds, . No importation of cattle from great Britain ispermitted by the Seoretary of the Treasury, on aceount of >. ‘Tuk Pall Mall Gazette says the. Euglish occupation of Egypt is only ‘. scattered far and wide. success he made while here was in the present time will only become a. _A Sxow tas? Dry’? Suow.—The Royal (?) Marionettés, says. the Truckee Republican, did not show in Truckee as advertised, and,“Doeor’ Haskell did not deliver bis interesting lecture on ‘‘Humbug;” and did not explain materialization, and oll that sortof thing. The ‘‘Doetor’’ arrived at noon, and after looking ‘atound and censidering the situation until evening decided not to show. In a short time an attachment wasserved/on some of hig effects by one of. his former ‘people.’ sion, and he promised to have the person arrested for stealing, ‘but did not folfill his promise, He tookr advantuge of Sunday morning and departed under protest of several of his followers who wanted their sularies, taking his Royal? Marrionettes or stuffed dolls with him. The Sabbath protected him from haying his whole outfit attached while leaving. very likely to be. segregated and ‘The only keeping his ~ traps concealedfrom those who had accounts against bim. It is uncertain/in what role the *‘Doctor” will next appear, but in whatever one it may be,.the character of bilk will be hardly concealed.’ en —_He Founp ._His Mayn,—On. the passenger train that went through on Saturday night was a passenger who was looking for somebody, and found him at last. --He indulged in several altercations .with other passengers, aud finally commenced on a brakeman, The brakeman. kept his temper and controlled himself, but had to keep out of his way to avoid a row on the train,. When the train arrived here the passenger hunted tha brakeman up and commenced to abuse him.» Time and place did not prevent him now,and so he smashed the passenger’s nose, and pave him satisfaction, The: passenger got up, enquired where the train’ was, and departed, bleeding and happy.—Truckee Republican, : Send the News Home to Mother. The ‘‘companion’’ will doubtless want the news contained in the following sent home to, his. mother: Eureka, November 3d. Nettie Franklin, ‘a woman of the pine penal ioame discovered dead iy hei Bed in fhe hédse of Magdio MaCerarce Deceased was a very dissipated woman, and for the last fow tmhouths had drank unusually hird. Tne Coroner’s Jury found that she came to her. death from the éffects of imtemperance: ‘She bad appeared in her usual health the evening before, but the proprietress of the housé upon going to her room in the morning found her dead in bed, Her male companion was sleeping unconsciously by her side, with his arms around her., lifeless body, Deceased was a native of Ireland,and about 35 years of aye. A Permanent Ming.—The Potosi Silver ‘Mine, ‘meat La Plata, in Peru, is employing about two thousand men. it has been worked almost continuously since its, discovery in 1585, and has yielded, it is estimated, (ad;no systematical record has been kept), aboat $250,000,000 in bullion, var : Tux great fire in Iquique inflicted damage to the amount of at ‘least $5,000,000,There was no insur‘ance, ares Forrarr bullion shipments from the Consolidated Virginia mine up to and including the 1st instant inerease the total for the fiscal moath to date to $1,531,800, THERE were severe shocks of earthquake in Yuma, Arizoaa ‘Territory Wednesday. Tue State militia in New Orleans, by order of Goyernor Kellogg, {fired 100 unsjn honor of the late Republi victories.. : Ar, Washington Senators are urging a fast mail train from Chicago to Omaha. si. ‘2“T DECLARE,?. said Simon one day to his father, ‘tour Sal has got so learned that Sean 'é understand above one-half what she says; ‘twas only. yesterday day poproes t she stuck’po on to tater, atid mo on lasses,”’ ee anil i _ Warn your child puts. & ) into his month insteat of his pi 4 A 7 managalook of Dry Goode, at at aie he) BFs> aly « jt zs { \ This put the “Doctor” in quiten pas ¢oj. thenahlpeed. pte stone hneartin; His grand aggregation of talent. is eroding a sane ets = A man and his wifé, in Vincenn Wert, Hats, ote} wth. . Wddbs _ A Wist Brrv.—A family near Boston is happy inthe possession of a parrot of more than ordinary inteldigenee, and one-whose talking powers are the wonder of the nejghborhood, : In an evil day, however, the bird was tanght by some naughty boys to-swear like a trooper, and witha perversity wonderfully human, and, withal, strangely savoring of origival sin, the feathéred biped soon seemed to find pleasure in pvothing cotrectionary measures proving unbavailing, the offender was at lagt regularly soused in a pail of cold water after each burst of. profanity, before the fire to dry. During a recentTain. storm some smal! chickens belonging to the same family got very wet and thoroughly chilled, and ‘were placed on ‘@ perch before the fire to be warmed into full activity rot had-just been treated to an involuntary bath himself, and he at once knowingly cocked his head fon one side and surveyed the new coniers for a, moment in silence, : Then; as if all was plain, he bitched a lit. tle away from: his ‘dripping eompanions, and exclaimed in an oracular tone, ‘Little d—d fools, been swearing,”’ eee Wauat_I Have Sexn.—I have seen a youllg man sell a good farm, turn merchant, end die in an insane asylum. : I-have seen a farmer trdvel abéut home to’ look after. money in folly than would support his family in comfort and independence, ie I have seen a young girl marry a man of-dissolute’ habits, and repent’ it as long as she lived. ‘ Lhave-seen a man depart from truth where candor and veracity would have served him to a much better purpose. I have seen the extravagance and folly of children bring their. parents to poverty and want and themielves to disgrace. . I have seen a prudent and industrious wife retrieve the fortunes of a family when her husband pulled at the other end of the rope, I have see a young man who despised the counsels of the wise and advice of the good, and’ his career ended in poverty and wretchedness. WHat TO Do IN CasE oF ACCIDENT. Prof. Wilder, of Cornell University, gives these short rules for action in case of accident. It would not bea bad thing to cut them out and: carry them in one’s pocket-book, or committhem to memory; For dust in the eyes,avoid rubbing; dash cold water'in them; remove cinders, etc., with the round point ofa lead pencil. If an artery >is cut, compresé it abdve the wound; if a vein is: cut, compress it below. If choked, go upon all fours and cough. For slight burns, dip the part in cold water; if. the skin is destroyed, eover, With varnish: ~~ : For apoplexy, raise the head and rig ; for fainting, lay the person at. ¢ <-> Pappy’s Ecuo.—We once saw a story,of Patrick, who heard his master tell of a very remarkable echo over the hill in the woods. Patrick had a mind to try the echo himself, so away he went, The accouatof his excursion we will take as hé gave it to his master. ‘I jist ran over to the place ye was spuakin’ uv: to convarse a bit with the wondherful craythur. Sosays I, ‘Hello!’ ‘Hello, hello, hello, you noisy rascal! I

thought that was very quare, sir,. and I said ‘Hello!’ again. ‘Hello f!’ said the echo; ‘you began it first.’ ‘What are you made of?’ says I, ‘Shut your mouth,’ saidthe echo; ‘i scoundrel, if ye were flesh like an honest man, Ta hammer ye till the mother of ye wouldn’t know her impenent son.’ “ And’ what do you think the echo sent back to that, sir?’ ‘Scamper,” said he, ‘or if I catch ye, I’ll break every bone in yer body!’ And it hit'me on the head with a big stone, sir, and was nigh knocking the poor brain out of. me, So I ran as fast as ever I could, and so I’m here to tell ye uy it, sir.’’ : A : VicxspurG. wife informed her husband the other morning that she for want of a hired girl, and as he went out she leaned back and fell to weeping. The children were makhing a noise in the hallas he passed out: “You want to stop this racket! Your mother won’t live a week, and when you get a stepmother here next Spring, she won't put up with such foolishness!” When he came home-te dinner, his wife met him with a smile arid said: ‘Isn't ours a cosy home, Richard; with only our own little family to look afier.”’— Vicksburg Herald, et "You ins new role, don’t you, old fellow?" was beet By y young nian Yemiarked as he ug recta out of his fresh bread . ba breakfast me A roseate flush permeated landla'a¥’s pallid cheek. + VInd., after a stand up fight of an . hour, concluded-to call it ‘‘a draw.” Shed haliidfdls of hair Millinery Goods. Pit latest style ot Millinery ap . so much as a sounding oath. . Mild} again. It so happened that the par+ L. so much that there was nothing at . . ‘I have seen a man spend more . ‘So,’ says I, ‘you blatherin’. was working herself into the grave} out au bead. vay Mot eA if [By Telegraph} Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 1140 Ophir 40. 80 Mexican 17%, 15 Gould & Curry 16%. 210 Best & Belcher 89. 90 Savage 67. 145 Chollar 61. 120 Hale & Norcross 35, a 1065 Crown Point 28%. 625 Yellow Jacket 7574. . 780 Imperial 97%. 570 “Kentuck 1444. 410 Belcher 187%. “100 Confidence 20: 115 Con VuBaie 264, 125 Siérra Nevada 12, 920 California 547%. 260° Overman 4844. 295. Justice 27%. 165 Union Con 844. 170 Lady Bryan 1. “580 Julia 1224, 270 Calédonia 15.° 500 Stiver Hill 7. ; -, 100 Rock Island 244. 2020 Woodville 3%, 100 Florida 3, did. Vester day Afternoon’s Sales: * 510 Kentuck, 14, Le 30 Imperial 97%. 50 Yellow Jacket 78. (1455, Woodville 37%, 89 Con-Virginia, 265. 225 Belcher 20%. 425 Cahfornia 54%. 85 Meadow Valley. 3. 120 Rock Island 24, 240 Eureka Con ‘12, 365 Leopara 11%, 135 Gila 334. 635. Ophir 3934.,§00 Silver Hill 7%. 30 ‘Savage 79. 35 Sierra Nevada 1234. 220 Gould & Curry 167%. 135 Chollar. 62, ~ 40 Hale & Norcross 36. 15 Crown Point 30. 260 Justice 28. Because we happen to take, our ie gun and start out for a Saturday “afterndon’s gunning, it is no reason why half a dozen impudent persoits should inguire if we were on u tour for coflecting’ subscription money. ‘The times are hard and ammunition Gosts too much money to be wasted on ‘delinquent gubscribers, % é Knitted Underwear. "LADIES call and see the Knitted Underwear for ladies and children, at Jacobs & Bros. __ n4 (M6 So a SEES AE TET BORN, Td. Watertowh, New York, on the 29th ult., tod. Percival Davenport and wife, a daughter. BERT GEL AE NIRS EEO DIED. At Forest Springs, November $nd, 1875, Winnie Li, daughter of B.§F. and Lizzie Colvin, aged 2 years and four months. In Nevada, City, November 4th, 1875, Charles Edward Alty, eldest son. of Matthew and Alice Alty, aged 13 years. The funeral will take place from afternoon at 2 0’clock. In Nevada City, Nov. 6th, 1875, James Noonan, aged about 45 ‘years. [See WL NEVADA THEATRE, Friday an@ Saturday Hventings. November 51h amd 6th, F@" APPEARANCE, OF THE Great Herrmann, The World’s Great PRESTIDIGITATEUR; In a fresh accumulation of UNACCOUNTABLE AND * _ UNAPPROACHABLE . MYSTIFICATIONS! 3° Aa ager "Jan Beanieey Thea-_— ADMISSION---$1 00, Back Seats 50 Cents, « : Reseryéd seats. at Bell & Belden’s Boox nb store, without extra charge. > BETHESDA WATER! PROPERTIES. TRY IT. ra Mixca and ready for use, All shades and Org. ek he Y Guiw. é at e cogtelt 2 awottl j a PO a 7 ‘ eo + kper yard. ca yard. the residence of the parents, this GREAT REDUCTION DRY Goons: FOR 15 DAYS! Corner Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY, —_—; 8 OFFERING FOR THE NEXT FIr. TEEN DAYS, lis Immense Stock of DRY .&. FANCY GOODs, At the following © : “REDUCTION IN PRICES. Empress Cloth, 40 cents wc Wool.Diagonala,. 50° cents per yard. -. Black Silk, good quality, $1.75 per yard, formerly sold ‘lat $3. . Calicos, 12 yards for $1. Bleached and Unbleached ‘Muslins, 121-2 cents per quality, 371-2 cents per yard. . . Waterproof, from 75 cents to $1 25 per yard. yard. ; Brussels, $1 25 per yard. And everything else in proportion. All-who wish to take advantage of this opportunity, should call early and secure Bargains. _ Persons from a. distance can send their orders, and they will be filled promptly. and at as low rates as though they came themselves. ~ s<= Remember the place. A. BLUMENTHAL, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS, as NEVADA CITY. W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC, OE ON BROAD STREET, opposit ’ the National Exchange Hotel, R. M, HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITS, T OLD RUN MINING COMPANY. G Location of princi) ness, San Francisco, 1. Location of works, Gold Flat, Nevada County, California. Notice—Phere are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment (No, 13). levied the 27th day September, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the respective shareholders, as B: follow: No.of WNo.of Names. Certifi’e. Shares, Amt. Badger Jos. 288 1090 25 00 Badger Jos 577 plage BrewnGeo A 429 50 12 560 Brown E P © 428 5 12.50 Belding WJ 441 “208 50.00 Chapman CC 492 100 25 00 Dennison L M 448.. 100, 2500 Gelmore A N 449 25 6 25 Hall H E : 616 300 75 00 Hinds F 8 657 200 ‘BO 00 helsey J M 427 100 25 00 Littlehaléy M 209 108 25 00 Littlehale J M 210 100 25 00 LittIéhale J M 211 100 25 00 Littlehale J M 212 100 25 00 LaneRE ie S > 1% Maguire J.M 566 60 = 1250 Marcucci D 507 150 37 50 Marcucci D 5:6 + 326 81 % Marcucei D i 601 160 .37 50 Marcucci D, Trus 627 75 1875 Marcucci D, Trus 528 200 59 00 Marcucci D, Trus 529 + 100. 2% 00 Marcucci D, Trus 639 ~=——s 00S 25.00 Marcucci D, Trus 540 5a 1250 Marcucci D,Trus ~~ 542 190-25 00 Marcucci D, Tras 543 100 «=. 25: 00 Marcucci D, Trus 544 100 «=. 25.00 Marcucci D, Trung 545 100°, 2500 MarecucciD, Trus. 546 100 * 25 00 Marcucci D, Tras 595 100 = #5 00 Mareucci D, Trus 596 100 «=: 25 00 MareucciD, Trus _ 897° 199 25 00 . Marcucci D, rus 599 — -12 3. Moulthrop G . b18 150° *. 37 50 McCarty Wm 650 59. «12:50 Meader D A 628 250 6250 Maguire Jos 630 100 =-.25 00 Maguire Jos 631 ., 100 2500 Palmer C 0, Trustee 552 490 25 00 } Palmer 0 ©, Trustee 560 00 25.00 Palmer C C, Trustee 650 1000 (250 00 Wilber J W, Trustee 508 100. 250 Wilber J W, — a ‘ oo Po WwW, : Witla we, Rrustes /618 . bow! 428.00 Wilber J W, Trustee 620 . 10. , 25 00 Wilber J W, Trustee 622 . ‘50 00 Wilber J W, Trustees 623 206 50 00 Wilber J W, Trustee 637 1%. «3125 Wilber J W, Trustey, 638. ok 1% Waters WR 536 200. ~ 2500 Waters W R 537 100 ~° 2500 AJ Turner, Trustee 61¢ 1500s 37 53 of the Board of Dit , made on the 27th day of -» 1875, so .mapy shares of ; ; pecespera 5 Paulie owes ae the office of the company, 41. San Francisco, Califcrnia, om AY, the 26th dsyrof Nov, 1875, atthe hour of 12 5 ment o'clock, M. of such day, te wots of ad 7 advertising and expenses of the tale. C. C. PAUMER, : Gaiters #2 OF WES tar neta A. BLUMENTHAL, 10 quarter Sheeting, best Carpets, 3-ply $130 per — 1 place of bus-__ 4 ————= The OO chicks L Jo. Per meéut fro teen and ed on his The first a good . yield wa that ‘he b hay this: be done v that can planted y dreds of town in t crop, anc to supply _ing more valleys tc _ to cease. New ¥ sider tha did good of the m stamps ¢ $19,000 in the lo: in thickr gold and month’s will be . Superint well, and jas. stoo managed and econ Jim F: and race brook Pa house wi vate res situated towns, al to the ne with a lit the prett: ee The m ’ from th first, not ‘as hereto will take chases or U The la by a una’ L. Jucob gant stoc ty, and 1 any oth . _ prices, . goods, ax samples the cour would re; are prep goods, ei Eastern r constant! quently 1 latest no} ‘tive. “Wi and sea the latest of dry go carpets a the place (Succ Brown & o—— Ladies’ Hotel. Pre Men’s, childrens ber overs 100 cases tared for corner Bi Ng It is 2 _ mense st men’s yo full line’ coats, Ur