October 18, 1871 (4 pages)

JUDICIAL ELECTION. Wednesday, October 18th, 1871. For. Serr, or Soman. HENRY N. BOLANDER. .of San Francisco. For County Judge, ROR 2 TREES VOTE FOR BOLANDER,_ be_ She Election To-day. on the laws of the State. Nomen can be mors safely trusted with this daty than Rhodes Niles. Republicans of Nevada see to it that they receive the vote of the party and that there are no Bepublieans who lose their votes to-day. tFWHO MADE PARENTS PROCURE NEW BOOKS aT A HEAVY EXPENSE, when the old @nes were better? ©. P. Fitegerald—the man who has the cheek to him. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be . Cause he is a good and true German. Cw Vote. against Fitzgerald, because he was such a narrow minded and bitter secessionist, as to prohibit of parents who were on the side of Arremer at Ixcewprisnm Saturday uight, a little after 9 o'clock, says the Grass Valley Uwion, the ery of fire was beard, though no alarm was sounded by the bell of either) : [ ‘ie gets a per centage on the aales of the new books that he caused to be €¥™ Vote for Bolaader because the "ually lying about hin. eo _ Ki? Vote tor Bolander beagase he = Soahcentasenanibaunintetenemen eee VOTE FOR BOLANDER, because he is not in with book publishers to fleece the poor people who Mnave children to send to school. met No citizen who is loyal to the ‘United States Government; no parent who has’ at heart the education of his children; ‘no churchman who desires to see all religious denominations to be treated alike; no Repubican who deprecates political proscription; no man who is in favor of compulsory education, if he be consistent, can vote for Fitzgerald. Friends of education, liberty and progress! Friends of this Government! Foreigners of all nationalities! An election far more important to you and the rising generation, than now athand. Itis the educational inent jurists, loyal and pure, have been placed in nomination on the Republican ticket. They are A. L. Rhodes, who has served so well for mearly ten years on the Supreme date for Superintendent of Public Instruction, is H. N. Bolander, a German American of superior qualities. Fitagerald calculates for his re-elecfriends of education, liberty and progress, turn out one and all to-day votes in favorof A. L. Rhodes, A. C. Nilés, Henry N. Boiander, and John Caldwell, ke Vote against O. P. Fitzgerald, because he is unworthy the support of amy man who has the true interests of the schools at heart. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be terests of the schools. templated. A new. mill engine ia te be put in, boilers are to be renewed, and a new shaft, to the east of the mill is te be put down. te Vote for Bolander because he is a friend to the poor. te Vote for Fitygerald if you life. 8 an mirable pi ri The picture looks as much like any other man as it dues like Booth. Ts would not be taken for Booth if it was not “labeled.” Ker Vote against Fitagerald, because he is nota friend of any man who supports his family by the Fd ox drunk. {ick ts ediee Shae Gi ae = “{eeuse his only object of being recause he is ote of the best scholars Cg" Voto against Fitagetald Veraube he has been guilty of acts unbecom< ing a preacher of the guapel. Free ar Sxnisrorot. Hri1—Fawmex werr Destrrvrs.—On morning, about 1 o'clock, says the Grass Valley Union, the dwelling house, oceupied by Mrs. Mary A. about two miles south of this place was destroyed by fire. There had 4 o'clock on Sunday evening, and . the fire originated in the kitchen. At the hour of the discovery of the fire one of the little boys awoke and gave the alarm. Mrs, Bennett and her two boys ran out of the building, escaping with only a few articles of such elothing as they could readily is left entirely destitute, without shelter, food or clething. The charitable should see that she is relieved. The woman whose house was burned was cared for by our citizens about two years ago and was afterwards sent to the County Hospital. For the last six months she has been doing very well, and has supported her little children by hard work as we are most credibly informed. Whatever she may have been, her present . YOTE FOR BOLANDER, because he never committed a frand upon school teachers or the voters of te" Vote against Fitzgerald because he went into office a poor man and isnow a rich man. The introducand you tax payers were the sufferers. Nen Supiedee tarsus Lamps. Perkins & House's patent. They any other lamp. No more, shocking deaths and terrible fires from coal oil lamps exploding or breaking. Crawford, opposite the Express Office, is sole agent for Nevada. Cr Vols aghinst Fiesgerald, to elected is to make the poor parents pay for more new books. . Uy Vote for Bolander because he disgrace upon the schools of the State. Ceming Dewn. Yesterday a drove of horses passed through town on the road to the to bring their horses duwn from the mountains as the Winter approaches, er Txx-Prm FPrreesnaxp is said to be election he will exclaim, “Put mein my little bed." VOTE FOR BOLANDER, betion between Republicans and Democrats, if they come up to the standard, as his opponent has dune. Tax Examiner is very anxious to know what compulsory education Legislature. As Fitzgerald understands it, it means compelling parents to pay for school ‘buoks begaeed are not needed. That is Ee Vote against Fitzgerald because man Om the street. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be cause he accords to every man, woman and child the right to worship in their own manmer and place. (er Vote against Fitagerald because Let every voter carefully examine his ticket before depositing it in the box, and see to it that Fitzgerald's pasters are not over Bolander’s name. Ee" Vote agninst Fitzgerald because he is a rebel and a State Rights man of the Calhoun school. > Vote for Bolander because he is im favor of dounting the public . York city, the CF Vote against Fitzgerald because. he is one of the white-gloved gen: VOTE FOR BOLANDER, because he will not import rebels from the South for school teachers, as his opponent has done. Will Vote Against Him. A gentleman who resides at Etireka told us that the changes in text books by Fitzgerald compelled him to go to an expense of $25 in his own family, and that he intended to do his best to defeat him to-day. Yesterday a poor man called ‘at our office and thanked us for the fight we were making against Fitzgerald. He ssid he had been compelled to take his children out of school because he could not supply them with new books or accept the famd. He choose to take them out of school until he can get able to pay for books and then send them back. He proposes to cast a vote against Fitzgerald for that unnecessary expense to-day. All working men who have been to buy unnecessary text booxs will do the same. . [¥-Vote for Fitzgerald if you want to feel disgraced the balance of your has Pusure Deyavirers.—As an offset to the stealings pf their party in New ic papers to call the roll of Republican defalcations, amounting to almost fie ing all kinds of raseality, as they ‘represent it. An examination of the list, shows that: much of it has no tion of its authors; and that a good portion of the balance was the legacy of Andrew Johnson's misrule, the delinquents being those Democrats whom he smuggled into office and who paid themselves by stealing the in such a tangled condition that they have not yet been able to straighten Many of the Collectors of internal Revenue whom Johnson appointed to office, are shown in this way to be in default, while a good portion of them will perhaps make good any . apparent deficit. Of those who have been appointed by the present Administration, very few have been thus negligent, the rules adopted by the Department requiring prompter settlements than formerly. 9" Votelegninst Fitzgerald because he is mot sound on the China question. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, for he is in favor of a free University for the ae trati Ar the German mass meeting, held in San Francisco last Friday evening, Professor Bolander remarked that ‘the had been a teacher in American schools since 1851, and during that period he had ascertained that it was the book dealers and not the teachers, who decided what books should be read." He thought it was time to put a stop to such a swindle > and the people think so too. They have been swindled ont of $250,000 ers might secure a fat job. {9 Vote against Fitzgerald because he is a rebel. VOTE FOR BOLANDER. because he will not lie to make a few dollars. Tae Merican Government has quarantined Port San Juan Bautista to the Tobage frontier; also, Colima to Manzanillo. The port of Magdalena has been closed. ——___—___—. @ terVote against Fitzgerald be cause he was sent to Stockton. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be esuse he will not compel parents to buy new books and swindle them by taking @ per centage. ter Vote for Henry N. Bolander, . and save thousands of dollars to the laboring men of the State.er Vote for Bolander because he . deer Vote for Bols has been for years engageé in teaching in the best English sehoolsin the country. . more Chinamen landed to our shores. Kar Vote for Bolander because he is opposed to changing test books for the profit of publishers. want to be bled again. te Vote for Fitzgerald if you think a dyed-in-the-wool rebel suits you. terVote for Fitzgerald want your taxes increased. te Vote for Bolander bersuse that dirty rebel sheet, the Zzwminer, Tux excitement at Walla Walla on account of smallpox is abating, and many who left tuwn are returning. Ke Vote for Fitagerald if you believe a preacher of the gospel justified in drinking hot whiskies at a public bar. Ee Vote for Fitzgerald if you want a hypocrite to rule the schools of the State. A New Yorx emigrant swindler prisonment. [erVote for Fitegemld if you want another civil war. _— eo Frrrr million bushels was the amount of Pittsburgh's export of coal last year. fe Vote for Fitzgerald if you want the school moneys to be divided among the sectarian schools. te Vote for Fitzgerald if you want your children to grow up in ignorance. fi ine it Hi . . aL F : fe Ee E i i F E : E E i F Fe i : E . i i Leth F ; B H Q E ff HN Hl iY : E g “ ae aps : E ‘ i Ba 4 A i fi f Fs x Hf i f i H i F Th fi £ @ . at the Court Room Court, in the Gity and County of Nevads, to show cause Necaeieanes tt oe Ge tw Oe Administrator to sell so of the Real ‘Batate of the deveased aa shall be necessary and the personal property. And that a copy of this order be published at least fout suc cript peti yore x ra fk oak o Dated Oct 16th, 1871. ; State of California, Nevada LJ.J gen Gone Gone pong Mara funds to the support of the public schools. = se heel ; ota By H. Darecal Depaty Pie nasal For Justice of the Peacs. ty Vote for Fitzgerald if you want )iedion fe hes ne Se ome ee For Justice of the Peace. twee SS = , te Vote for Fitzgerald if you; . if you ‘has been sentenced to five years im-. -a She following is = ©Opy ofa tele gram received at our Office to day ; : Haxrronp, Oct. lth, ist, “Canmet tell extent Chicago losses, We. are prepared to pay all claims AT SIGHT, “GEO. L. CHASE, President” HEYWOOD & FL RT. Managers Pacific Department, HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company, SAN FRANCISCO. b H. H. HASKINS, 7 GEO. W_ WELCH, Agent, Mevads City, Cal. D. LAMAIRE has been 7. oe agent forthe above athe Ge San Juan. French Corral, North Bloonafiel:l and the surrounding eountry. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. DR. FARNOG, Traveling Agent. REWARD—LOST. DR. F. BUELOW, GMOs PHrsician, SURGEON, ACCOUCBEUR AND OCULIST, of Spring and Pine Gtreets, your vote. The O12 ¥ Jehe Magents work of on the line of . This fi bn parts by @ smal of which it pa and lower flum tively the Nat The National i: and 65 feet hi is 1,400 wen The flu and one foot . a of oné cage it short reka. /The fi upon as & Won of mining eng) as wonderful. The Company ninety feet lov will enable th: and supply th on the ridge also digging a the flume to @ Flat. It is « work will cos of $20,000. VOTE F¢ man. Ear Vote ay money to sec! es Jie popul according to 134, classed : ~ 10,479, fore white 16,334 Asiatic, 2,62 ported in th ' gre under th number of I according tc their captai _ Nevada, Le Oleks, Gr Penn Valle Willow Val of course n estimated it oka Vote you want a books, the: to give the _ the sales. ee T Now is t every man that the 1 Republica: under whi victory in polls clos record anc publicans. on the 6th Public Ix tr Ve cause 1 were ad “glear a 1 residence . The f upon the ending ( ay

JUDICIAL ELECTION. Wednesday, October 18th, 1871. For. Serr, or Soman. HENRY N. BOLANDER. .of San Francisco. For County Judge, ROR 2 TREES VOTE FOR BOLANDER,_ be_ She Election To-day. on the laws of the State. Nomen can be mors safely trusted with this daty than Rhodes Niles. Republicans of Nevada see to it that they receive the vote of the party and that there are no Bepublieans who lose their votes to-day. tFWHO MADE PARENTS PROCURE NEW BOOKS aT A HEAVY EXPENSE, when the old @nes were better? ©. P. Fitegerald—the man who has the cheek to him. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be . Cause he is a good and true German. Cw Vote. against Fitzgerald, because he was such a narrow minded and bitter secessionist, as to prohibit of parents who were on the side of Arremer at Ixcewprisnm Saturday uight, a little after 9 o'clock, says the Grass Valley Uwion, the ery of fire was beard, though no alarm was sounded by the bell of either) : [ ‘ie gets a per centage on the aales of the new books that he caused to be €¥™ Vote for Bolaader because the "ually lying about hin. eo _ Ki? Vote tor Bolander beagase he = Soahcentasenanibaunintetenemen eee VOTE FOR BOLANDER, because he is not in with book publishers to fleece the poor people who Mnave children to send to school. met No citizen who is loyal to the ‘United States Government; no parent who has’ at heart the education of his children; ‘no churchman who desires to see all religious denominations to be treated alike; no Repubican who deprecates political proscription; no man who is in favor of compulsory education, if he be consistent, can vote for Fitzgerald. Friends of education, liberty and progress! Friends of this Government! Foreigners of all nationalities! An election far more important to you and the rising generation, than now athand. Itis the educational inent jurists, loyal and pure, have been placed in nomination on the Republican ticket. They are A. L. Rhodes, who has served so well for mearly ten years on the Supreme date for Superintendent of Public Instruction, is H. N. Bolander, a German American of superior qualities. Fitagerald calculates for his re-elecfriends of education, liberty and progress, turn out one and all to-day votes in favorof A. L. Rhodes, A. C. Nilés, Henry N. Boiander, and John Caldwell, ke Vote against O. P. Fitzgerald, because he is unworthy the support of amy man who has the true interests of the schools at heart. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be terests of the schools. templated. A new. mill engine ia te be put in, boilers are to be renewed, and a new shaft, to the east of the mill is te be put down. te Vote for Bolander because he is a friend to the poor. te Vote for Fitygerald if you life. 8 an mirable pi ri The picture looks as much like any other man as it dues like Booth. Ts would not be taken for Booth if it was not “labeled.” Ker Vote against Fitagerald, because he is nota friend of any man who supports his family by the Fd ox drunk. {ick ts ediee Shae Gi ae = “{eeuse his only object of being recause he is ote of the best scholars Cg" Voto against Fitagetald Veraube he has been guilty of acts unbecom< ing a preacher of the guapel. Free ar Sxnisrorot. Hri1—Fawmex werr Destrrvrs.—On morning, about 1 o'clock, says the Grass Valley Union, the dwelling house, oceupied by Mrs. Mary A. about two miles south of this place was destroyed by fire. There had 4 o'clock on Sunday evening, and . the fire originated in the kitchen. At the hour of the discovery of the fire one of the little boys awoke and gave the alarm. Mrs, Bennett and her two boys ran out of the building, escaping with only a few articles of such elothing as they could readily is left entirely destitute, without shelter, food or clething. The charitable should see that she is relieved. The woman whose house was burned was cared for by our citizens about two years ago and was afterwards sent to the County Hospital. For the last six months she has been doing very well, and has supported her little children by hard work as we are most credibly informed. Whatever she may have been, her present . YOTE FOR BOLANDER, because he never committed a frand upon school teachers or the voters of te" Vote against Fitzgerald because he went into office a poor man and isnow a rich man. The introducand you tax payers were the sufferers. Nen Supiedee tarsus Lamps. Perkins & House's patent. They any other lamp. No more, shocking deaths and terrible fires from coal oil lamps exploding or breaking. Crawford, opposite the Express Office, is sole agent for Nevada. Cr Vols aghinst Fiesgerald, to elected is to make the poor parents pay for more new books. . Uy Vote for Bolander because he disgrace upon the schools of the State. Ceming Dewn. Yesterday a drove of horses passed through town on the road to the to bring their horses duwn from the mountains as the Winter approaches, er Txx-Prm FPrreesnaxp is said to be election he will exclaim, “Put mein my little bed." VOTE FOR BOLANDER, betion between Republicans and Democrats, if they come up to the standard, as his opponent has dune. Tax Examiner is very anxious to know what compulsory education Legislature. As Fitzgerald understands it, it means compelling parents to pay for school ‘buoks begaeed are not needed. That is Ee Vote against Fitzgerald because man Om the street. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be cause he accords to every man, woman and child the right to worship in their own manmer and place. (er Vote against Fitagerald because Let every voter carefully examine his ticket before depositing it in the box, and see to it that Fitzgerald's pasters are not over Bolander’s name. Ee" Vote agninst Fitzgerald because he is a rebel and a State Rights man of the Calhoun school. > Vote for Bolander because he is im favor of dounting the public . York city, the CF Vote against Fitzgerald because. he is one of the white-gloved gen: VOTE FOR BOLANDER, because he will not import rebels from the South for school teachers, as his opponent has done. Will Vote Against Him. A gentleman who resides at Etireka told us that the changes in text books by Fitzgerald compelled him to go to an expense of $25 in his own family, and that he intended to do his best to defeat him to-day. Yesterday a poor man called ‘at our office and thanked us for the fight we were making against Fitzgerald. He ssid he had been compelled to take his children out of school because he could not supply them with new books or accept the famd. He choose to take them out of school until he can get able to pay for books and then send them back. He proposes to cast a vote against Fitzgerald for that unnecessary expense to-day. All working men who have been to buy unnecessary text booxs will do the same. . [¥-Vote for Fitzgerald if you want to feel disgraced the balance of your has Pusure Deyavirers.—As an offset to the stealings pf their party in New ic papers to call the roll of Republican defalcations, amounting to almost fie ing all kinds of raseality, as they ‘represent it. An examination of the list, shows that: much of it has no tion of its authors; and that a good portion of the balance was the legacy of Andrew Johnson's misrule, the delinquents being those Democrats whom he smuggled into office and who paid themselves by stealing the in such a tangled condition that they have not yet been able to straighten Many of the Collectors of internal Revenue whom Johnson appointed to office, are shown in this way to be in default, while a good portion of them will perhaps make good any . apparent deficit. Of those who have been appointed by the present Administration, very few have been thus negligent, the rules adopted by the Department requiring prompter settlements than formerly. 9" Votelegninst Fitzgerald because he is mot sound on the China question. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, for he is in favor of a free University for the ae trati Ar the German mass meeting, held in San Francisco last Friday evening, Professor Bolander remarked that ‘the had been a teacher in American schools since 1851, and during that period he had ascertained that it was the book dealers and not the teachers, who decided what books should be read." He thought it was time to put a stop to such a swindle > and the people think so too. They have been swindled ont of $250,000 ers might secure a fat job. {9 Vote against Fitzgerald because he is a rebel. VOTE FOR BOLANDER. because he will not lie to make a few dollars. Tae Merican Government has quarantined Port San Juan Bautista to the Tobage frontier; also, Colima to Manzanillo. The port of Magdalena has been closed. ——___—___—. @ terVote against Fitzgerald be cause he was sent to Stockton. VOTE FOR BOLANDER, be esuse he will not compel parents to buy new books and swindle them by taking @ per centage.

ter Vote for Henry N. Bolander, . and save thousands of dollars to the laboring men of the State.er Vote for Bolander because he . deer Vote for Bols has been for years engageé in teaching in the best English sehoolsin the country. . more Chinamen landed to our shores. Kar Vote for Bolander because he is opposed to changing test books for the profit of publishers. want to be bled again. te Vote for Fitzgerald if you think a dyed-in-the-wool rebel suits you. terVote for Fitzgerald want your taxes increased. te Vote for Bolander bersuse that dirty rebel sheet, the Zzwminer, Tux excitement at Walla Walla on account of smallpox is abating, and many who left tuwn are returning. Ke Vote for Fitagerald if you believe a preacher of the gospel justified in drinking hot whiskies at a public bar. Ee Vote for Fitzgerald if you want a hypocrite to rule the schools of the State. A New Yorx emigrant swindler prisonment. [erVote for Fitegemld if you want another civil war. _— eo Frrrr million bushels was the amount of Pittsburgh's export of coal last year. fe Vote for Fitzgerald if you want the school moneys to be divided among the sectarian schools. te Vote for Fitzgerald if you want your children to grow up in ignorance. fi ine it Hi . . aL F : fe Ee E i i F E : E E i F Fe i : E . i i Leth F ; B H Q E ff HN Hl iY : E g “ ae aps : E ‘ i Ba 4 A i fi f Fs x Hf i f i H i F Th fi £ @ . at the Court Room Court, in the Gity and County of Nevads, to show cause Necaeieanes tt oe Ge tw Oe Administrator to sell so of the Real ‘Batate of the deveased aa shall be necessary and the personal property. And that a copy of this order be published at least fout suc cript peti yore x ra fk oak o Dated Oct 16th, 1871. ; State of California, Nevada LJ.J gen Gone Gone pong Mara funds to the support of the public schools. = se heel ; ota By H. Darecal Depaty Pie nasal For Justice of the Peacs. ty Vote for Fitzgerald if you want )iedion fe hes ne Se ome ee For Justice of the Peace. twee SS = , te Vote for Fitzgerald if you; . if you ‘has been sentenced to five years im-. -a She following is = ©Opy ofa tele gram received at our Office to day ; : Haxrronp, Oct. lth, ist, “Canmet tell extent Chicago losses, We. are prepared to pay all claims AT SIGHT, “GEO. L. CHASE, President” HEYWOOD & FL RT. Managers Pacific Department, HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company, SAN FRANCISCO. b H. H. HASKINS, 7 GEO. W_ WELCH, Agent, Mevads City, Cal. D. LAMAIRE has been 7. oe agent forthe above athe Ge San Juan. French Corral, North Bloonafiel:l and the surrounding eountry. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. DR. FARNOG, Traveling Agent. REWARD—LOST. DR. F. BUELOW, GMOs PHrsician, SURGEON, ACCOUCBEUR AND OCULIST, of Spring and Pine Gtreets, your vote. The O12 ¥ Jehe Magents work of on the line of . This fi bn parts by @ smal of which it pa and lower flum tively the Nat The National i: and 65 feet hi is 1,400 wen The flu and one foot . a of oné cage it short reka. /The fi upon as & Won of mining eng) as wonderful. The Company ninety feet lov will enable th: and supply th on the ridge also digging a the flume to @ Flat. It is « work will cos of $20,000. VOTE F¢ man. Ear Vote ay money to sec! es Jie popul according to 134, classed : ~ 10,479, fore white 16,334 Asiatic, 2,62 ported in th ' gre under th number of I according tc their captai _ Nevada, Le Oleks, Gr Penn Valle Willow Val of course n estimated it oka Vote you want a books, the: to give the _ the sales. ee T Now is t every man that the 1 Republica: under whi victory in polls clos record anc publicans. on the 6th Public Ix tr Ve cause 1 were ad “glear a 1 residence . The f upon the ending ( ay