October 23, 1874 (4 pages)

county, on which pupils who have The Daily y Transeript NEVADA CITY, CAL. Friday October 23, . 1874. cee ws Rells of Honor. Most of the sehools of this county . have a monthly Roll of’ Honor pub-. lished in some of the papers of the} attained ninety per cent afe placed. . thé idea is a very good one provided . 4hestanding is honestly earned. If ‘an examination could be held at the inciples passed over during the term 4 out the papils ref J Fa gethllention would be “tage; Bat as at present co the whole thing isa sham. ers do not diseriminate between th 4 Shooting Club. thediscouragement of “pot hunting,” ‘the game law. the purpose of orgabizing club; and the Union wauts such sports as Dick. Gentry, Ira. Eaton, T. W. Sigourney and others who are interested in the formation of such a club, to be. present aod help organize;~ If lovers of shvoting desire to continue the sport in the future, it is doubtléssthe best thing they ean do to organizé aid protect the ganie guild be madé with-} that still exists here, After the organization we shell insist that-a half hundred at least of prairie chickens ‘be secured. from the East. and Jet really meritorious ‘ pupil. and shirk. There are so many exercises for which extra credits are given that . the merest dolt, if he will ‘but sit qui. etly on his bench and not transgress . avy of the rules of the school, can . ‘gain a higher standing than the “_y studious but, mischievous one who occasionally receives-a check for bad deporttnent. This has become-to ié so. well known to pupils ‘(and ought to be to parents) that the publication of Rolls of Honor has become a farce, ‘ Superintendent Kennedy of Santa Clara cofiity, i in a late address before thé Teachers Institute r ‘sample of all the others. ‘ofthat county in speaking on this -subject says; ‘‘The standing teached ‘by our pupils is somewhat remarkable. You can hardly look into'a paper near the, close of the school ‘month without seeing ‘the Roll of ‘Honor of some school. I have taken the pains to examine these.ad-. vertisements, for I can eall them nothing else, to see what I could de‘duce from them. They spgak vol_ames, butnot inthe direction they -ayere intexded. They do not show the scholarship of the pupil,but how poorly qualified for bis work the i individual was who examined. them. 1 noticed in many departments that . over two-thirds of the pupils names were on this roll. In one school, ———out6f forty pupils, thirty. were on the Roll of Honor, Out of this thirty'sixteen received 100 per cent each in scholarship. . .The remaining fourteen saaiving from 95 to 99 per cent. This Roll of Houor is a fair The idea -of pupils making such a percentage . ' is simply absurd. We may, by our tlaming publications, convince parents: that their children are fine schelars, but we know that they are not. Our pupils are promoted and graduated year after year on these wondeiful percentages, when onehalf of them: cannot honestly make forty per cent in their studies. This ~-+ris one reason why the pupils ot our "__eourse or not. dion, schools are not better scholars. They know that they will be’ promoted whether they, uuderstand the Henee they do not It is full time to-remedy this matter. The honest. teacher should be above such practices. Let nb place our pupils where they belong. Let pupils be promoted on merit, and not on their parents social posiLet us do this and it willdn‘erease the efficiency of our schools vand the scholarship of our pupils fifty per cont." PirrssunG Mixx, ‘rhe Pittsburg mine, located three miles southwest from this place, is doing pretty well for its three owners. A crushing, of fifteen tons of ore has just beer cleaned 1 ms > at the Larimer mill, atid the result was gold to the value of about $900 or $60 tothe ton. From the same crushing sulpburets weighing 4600 pounds were saved which assay at the rate of $200 a ton. Théevhatt of the Pittsburg is now dowi a little over 100 feet and the first Jevel bas ‘been started. G. V. Union. The Pittsburg is sitiiiited out near Deadman’s Flat, about three miles southwest from Grass Valley. .The ‘whole flat and the hills adjoining ‘are traversed by ledges. ‘There is a study. perfect net work of them, and most . _of them carry gold. There is a field ‘there for the prospector unequalled in the county. have ever been touched. When’ one ‘or two more mines like the Pittsburg are developed, then that section will be thoroughly prospected. . Tur champion father lives in Car‘kon county, Pennsylvania. He is a German; 73 years old, anilis parent of thirty children, the youngest being only four months old. >.<] Warnr to'go whew short, of f many —Go to work. But few of the ledges. toose in the county. ‘That would bet richness; & : a aie 2 “Dogs. ‘ood dog is o good thing. They are su oned to guard their master’s . . property.> “Tf they stay on the premlises of the © Owner and: guard what is there, no’ one “ought to object, bnt when they go out onthe street and practice the art of biting. on passers, they cannot be classed under the head; of good things. Tuesday. a man was bitten*by a dog on upper Main Street. We. noticed a dog attack. a little boy on Main Street, near the Union Stable, on Sunday. Cases are frequent of late, of dogs being so watchful that they bite passers. If the parties interested are satisfied with the programme, we are. We are certait, however, if. some one else’s dog should bite the owfiers of these vicious dogs, they would make Rome howl. ° Montell’s Restaurent,. hig We call attention to the advertisement of O. D. Montell, to_be found in to-day’s paper. He has recently repaired and fixed up his placé in aneat and tasty manner, and has ‘added to his restaurant the building adjoining, which he has fitted'up for the convenience and comfort of guests, ‘The culinary department is under thé immediate charge -of Ars. Montell, who knows how to cook ey"The Grass Valley Union wants a county shooting club organized. “The object being genuine sport and band the prevention of. violations of A nesting will be ealled at Grass Valley some time for . such ry of Horehound and Tar. erything to a dot, and those who patronize this restaurant can rely upon getting a good meal, Dry Goods War. ‘The war among dry goods men has commenced. Rosenberg Bros. advertise a half column notice in this morning’s Transcript, Read it and then judge for yourselves. They have a large stock of goods on hand. Desrerate Arrray aT Wni0n Hizy.— Union Hill is “located about two miles East from Grass Valley. It is now called ‘the Barbary Coast of the county, and late events there entitle it to the distinction. We mentioned yesterday that William Michels had been shot and badly wounded, by William Lockhart, last Monday evening at Union Hill, On ‘Tuesday evening last about 5 o’clock another fight ocurred at tbe _satiie place between two golored men, which tesulted in Wm. Walters, (known-cs Peg Leg) receiving a stab in the left eye. Frank Jones (or Hump Back Frank) did the cutting. Walterg will not lose the sight-of the eye, as Dr. Jones informs us, but he had a close call for it. Again at the same place, Mrs. Walters and an Indian got into a row which resulted in the Indian receiving a wound by an axe or a hatchét on the right side of the head. The woman says the Indian endeavored to violate her chastity ard she struck him, It is supposed-that the Indian is dead, but: his body could not be found by. the officers yesterday. District Attorney Gaylord and Under. Sheriff Potter came down yesterday, and had the proper arrests made. The examination of these cases will take place to-day. -The man Michels who was wounded by Lockhart, on Monday, seems to be getting along well, Dr, Jones is the’attending physician. —Grass Valley Union of Aaareday. tp’ Considerable interest was caus\by it having ‘leaked out that Miss Edvra,Dean Proctor—who bas instituted suit against Francis D. Moulton and the Daily Graphic, for damages in $100,000 each, for defamation of character in connection with under the advice of ber most intimate. friends, submitted to a medical examination, the result of which completely refutes the alleged unchastity-of the lady, ~ ed-in-New York, about a week ago, Rey. Henry Ward Beecher—acting oe Le iz 5 i s _Feetcuts AND Eanes. conference: betWeen the ‘in sympathy with them, and stated . that instead of having any intention, . or éven inclination, to pursti-an unjust or even oppressive policy: -tox wards them, he was satisfied that the interests. of-the railroad world be ad-. vanced .by co-operating-with them. He farther stated-he w s well satisfied that any poliey which had a tenthe resources of the ie country, or Te . tard the. settlenient’ of it by. imniigrants, was injurions te the best in-: terests *of the — And while it félform tariff of fares and freights, owing to the fact that the actual cost, greater over some parts of it than others—still they. would endeavor to. tation of bulky freight at.as low rates .as tbey could possibly afford, a due regard being had to the interests of the stockholders ‘of the road. right of the managers of the read“ te conduct their business affairs in the mapuer Which. they believe to. be: most. couducive to their interests, they diselaimed all intentions to impose an expensive tariff of fares and frieghts, and ‘declared most emphatically that no unjust or unfair discrimination should be made agains, pee or places. _ Tue Garwat Mepicat Success or }tut Ace.--Leading druggists who4 have been in the business for half a life time, state that they have never known a medicine to enlist. the entire and universal confidence of the public,.as rapidly as Hale’s Hotey Although it has only been a few years in use, it has already taken precedence of all other medicines advertised as remedies for Coughs, Colds, and incipient Consumption, and its annual . ” sales are without a parallel.-in, the history of this class of preparations. Prxr’s ToornAcne Dxrors—Cure . in one minute. ae Waat Constirutes a. GENTLEMAN. Not his-station, for he may disgrace it. Not his power, for he may misuse it, Nothis graces and endowments, for you may despise them. It is, in the nakedness of truth, because he possesses qualities which ennoble him, and sheds a lustre over his actions, in their utter separation from those of the common herd by whom he may be surrounded. Be. gause you seoin that mana depth of feeling and right ‘principle which you look for in vain in the ordinary a <-ene Pi dh creme “ia Paratysts is becoming & prime disease. It is mot confined to the fleshy, th oric, nor to the aged. The fast'life of our business young {exen tells on them. It is a very common thing to see men of thirty and thirty-five, bald-headed, feeblegaited, and walking about with canes, their undernaing knocked out, These signs of early weakness develop into paralysis. Sudden deaths from this cause are very common. Several have oecurred in gailroad trains, the vibration ‘seeming to dispose persons to the disease. long sincéea gentleman died in one of our churches,. He was interested in a case of discipline. He made a report to the church on the case, sat down, laid his ‘head on the back of the seat, and instantly expired. In another case a man not accustom, ed to public speaking, arose to relate his religious experience. -He was so excited that. he could scarcely speak. In the midst of his reroute he was seized with paralysis, and carried to his home. men will have to tone down their pied of living if they amount to anyA NEw way of roofing houses has been discovered by a New York architect, whe covers them with roofing slate embedded in hydraulic cement. A wiLp Negro boy has been cap~~+tured in the woods ib Tanner county, Texas, They have dressed him in an oil-cloth apron, and are trying to tame him, nally ay sg _<:s fessional career of aineteen years she had prepared for the tomb not fewer than 3,000 ) bodies, ‘i ‘in the Mississippi river, at St. Louis, . the other day, and the effect was noticed’ as far down as Memphis, ,where the water rose several inches, . —Brooklyn Argus. Ata recent Executive Committee of the Grangers and the Central Pacific Builrond officers, at San Francisco, Leland Stanford, after hearing: a. statement of the objects and purposes of the Patrons of Hus-. . bandry, éxpressed himself decidedly dency to check the developments of} of running the road was so much . . establish tariff of internal transper-+ And while he elaigged the’ exclusive: 7 Wey -@ Connecticut ,deacon nu [email protected] worshipper with . the eontribution box; the sleppy individual awoke partially, ‘ smiled, murmured; I don’t smoke!’ and} dropped off aio 5 ri Mus. Amelia Wright, of > MuscaSELLING OUT’ THIRD PARTY. oe — Selling Cut. tine, Wis., aged 74, has been taken 4s ; hav mg} ‘ is claimed by the doctor, “hair re: been caused by the use of storatives.”’ . A SOLISMIT, ' ROSEN! BERG’S‘DRY GOODS EMPORIUM Of Nevals County, FAS Established in Nevada City, near; ore eo tog -ly Pwelve Years ago, . and thee wru-. 3 ere a sabi Seat it halt be, the "Wis DETERMINATION TO LEADING’ HOUSE ss o “NEVADA COUNTY: FOR . 12 YEARS TO COME! — iSELL . ENTIRE We are not going to close _ . $TOCK business in this city, a For by falr dealing, LOW PRICES AND. 2 THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Las DRY Goons ! —AT— . our-trade has continually increased, sa We have no fault to find with Nevada -€ity. Its people have always liberally patronized us and we -mean to deserve their continued patronage. . . to the insame asylum, her insanity it; ~ d 25s : . run of the men you meet, —_ with other signs cf premature age: Nott Our young} A woman in West Chester, Penn, . recently testified that during a pro-. . 9 A Cutcaco woman dipped her fost G We haye for years told the “community that our Prices Defied Competition! f Other. bariees havé tried to compete with us and it has broke them up. ‘They now. have to sell out antlleave. We intend to ative others out.of the business by OUR LOW PRICES. Se ee j Z We are Going to Stay! \? Any ‘person buying TWENTY. DOLLARS, : WORTH OF GOODS of us, will reecive . FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT from regular rates. * Our Price List is open for inspection at our Store. ROSENBERG BROS. Nevada, Oct. 22, 1874, Montell’s Restaurant, COMMERCIAL" "STREET, oregine Daily Transcript Office, : -0.-D. MONTELL, AVING thoroughly overhauled and etitted his Restaurant is now prepared to — ‘Meals at all hours. His Tables are supplied with the best the market affords and his prices will be in accordance with the times. Having fitted_up a-Reception Room adjoining the Restaurant he is prepared to entertain parties and furnish Suppers, DinP ners, etc. on short notice, and in the most RECHERCHE style. Thankful for past favors he solicits a continuance of the public patronage, MONTELL, Prop’r. Nevada, Oct. 23, Isis. Notice to Tax Payers. : A he Assessment Roll for the year. 1874, for the County.of Nevada having been completed and delivered into” my hands the perty holders, the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due and the Law fc the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes become delinquent.on the Ist . Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date five per cent, will be added. Notice is further given that for the \purpose of receiving Taxes, I shall be in the Be stated, to, At Moore's Fist, at the Banking House of Marks & Co. Monday, Nov. 9th. At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T. P. Crandall & Co. on Tuesday, Noy. 10th. At North San Juan, at the Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wednesday, Nov, 11. At Rough & Ready, Waling’s Hotel, on sie * » Noy. 13th, ‘ashington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Bot, Oliver & F ou ver vednesday, ; Rov. sth, oxiajgtore, Wed : ruckee, F. Burkhalter & Saturday, Nov. 2ist. 2 ae ae sent pine & s Bankg House, Monda Trecelitiy 28 * and 24th. i : sg At Nevada City, ies Nevada County, . Friday and apres Ae Zith and 28th. P. SAN unty Collector. evel’ Oct. 23d, 1874. : JOHN H. HARRISON, prom: IN BEEP, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, Ny, foray sold at-rer sonable rates on Cash.— Shop on Street, f ite th Thevtre. Broad Pea © Nevada ‘Comont Mills For Sale WO Cement iia’. one in oo repair. sold cheap. Enquire of : A. G@. TURNER, Or LESTER & MULLOY, 820-lm, « nships at the places and times. MUTTO CORNED . . {tures for sale. SanFranciscoCost Closing Out _usiness— : a This ‘Gity! In. INSIDE OF SIXTY DAYS erate ern ¥ COME ONE. COME ALL. ~— Unheard of BARGAINS COME AND PRICE THE GOODS BEFORE PUR. CHASING ELSEWHERE. Stee &#” Samples sent FREE to all parts of the county, Dealers will find it to their interest ‘to price the City. This isa bona fide sale, and no Humbug. Store open from 6 A. M. to 8 P.M. Call Before it is Too LATE. Store for Rent and Fix. of the survey @f the company, a Goods before going to the vane : le ; FRE ; Young-Ladics’ ave the pleasure ‘of-annduncing that they will give a Grand Party at ' TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday iat Nov. 6th. Rece ntion Ce mrnaitte eo Hattie Bailey *. -Annit Hupp, Hattie Rolfe, Flora Helbrook Allee Bailey. * Floor Managers a cee Eaten, Allie ‘Davenport, Serephene Nilon, Eliza Cornell, Gussie MeQuesten, Dancing front 8 o'clock till 1: “Nevada, Oct. 21. as Pe No. 9. N < ORDINANCE to ‘Protect the city from. fire. The Trusteds of the city of Nevada doordain as follows: Section Ist. It shall be the duty of the owner or occupant of every dwelling-house, kitchen, storehouse, shop, or other buiidings in which ‘a sto¥e or stoves. are used, within the corporate limits of the ‘city of © Nevada, to connect every stove pipe ‘used in biflding with « brick fue or chimney, at ot below the point where said pipe passes the first wall or ceiling: insncha mauner that the pipe shal] mot pass nearer that four inches of any wood-or other -combus-: tible material. Said ¢ hininey to extend thirty-six inches above the roof or outer Wall of said building. Section 2. It-shall be the duty of the owner or occupant of every tenanted building Within. the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, to ccnstruct and keep: on hand a ladder of sufficient length to reach the -roof of said building to be used in case of * fre. , Section 3. Any person or persons who shall fail to comply’ with the “provisions of this ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any snm-not less than ten, and no@ to: exceed one hundred dollars; or be imprisened in the city prison not to exceed ten days. SAMUEL CLUTTER, President — A. H. Hanson, Clerk. To Railroad. Pekeackoen . ! EALEDPROPOSALS will be received: bk at the office of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, in Grass Valley, until Saturday, the 2ist day of November, A. D. 1s74, for the construction and equipment of a first class Narrow Gauge Railway, from the town. of Colfax, Placer county, to Neyada City, by way of Grass Valley, Nevada county, on the line and in’ accordance with the specifications prepared by J. H. Bates, the Chief Eugineer of the company. Tbe company proposes to pay to the contractor whose bid is accepted, one-halt.of the contract price ih cash, (U. S. gold con) and one-half in the bonds of the company, secured by mortgage on all ‘ the property of the company, pay able twenty’ years after date of issuance, and bearing eight per cent. per annum interest, . payable SE mi-annually, The company reserve the right to reject any and all bids: — proposals, “Th € specifications . may ao ainined and full particulars obtaix application to the Chief Engit Bates, at the office of fhe company, in Grass Valley, personaly or by letter, or by letter addsessed tothe Secre tary. = Srast ae he Board of Directors. Gaqnax FLETCHER, Secretary. JUST RECEIVED : AT PRESTON’S Toilet Goods, New Patterns! of Hand Mirro and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. An Elegant assortment of : Toilet Soaps, Pomades and Hair Dressing. COUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, Also.a Full. Line of “. Drags, Chemicals, Paints,.Qils . and Varnishes, E,. M. PRESON,. Druggist, — N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. TAM’S OYSTER SALOON Pine Street, vetween 8 Toad and a Compe » Nevada City. a ANTONIO TAM has lately retiirned from the Bay, where : he made arrangements to re ceive Eastern and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served upin any style desired. He algo laid in a large stock of CONFECTIONEKY and NUTS of the freshest.and__ choicest varieties, and lots of other GOOD things, which he desires the good people of Nevada to call and examine. THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be had at his OYSTER SALOON, and smokers are fe> ghee call and be convinced of the Families suppliéd with OYSTERS st their houses, by leaving orders at the SAANTONIO TAM. — New Cigar and ToWacco Stand. sep 13 ARCHIE NIVENS. ner of Broad and Pine Streets, where found a splendid assortment ofImported and Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING 'rOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC. The sto¢x is of the choicest kind, and . Will’be sold at the lowest maatkat rates. Hi" opened a Cigar Stand, oe the cor The Telegraph Office has been removed to the new Cigar Store. °23 ARCHIE NIVENS. 022 qT Kate Madigan; — = . Ada Davenport, “Abbe yCormell. z od The Daily NEVADA. C LOCAL ! Would net a lit! bé a good thing to enttime? The buil is about an assure the ' matter has be what would: he do now that itis loo that direction, itplan for those ‘wl scribed to. come fc ‘We understdnd had other good of ~~ the-sthool, some . , haye-to be taken : Dr. Kingsbury room over Presto) _ merly occupied . «\ Office, end he will ready for occupat rmént ‘of the sehoc “+ nesday next. ~All tend should sign list at Welch’s bo In early timesing and dissipat large towns. No “outside mining cs . at Union Hill, th about one.or two reside thére, ‘1 ~me and I did eat. When work is. railroad, and bet: hundred thousan for labor and sur apt to be very live “nearly as much k ley and this city of the wealthy re . plank a little s outraging their f The wood buil ner’s brick build the corner of Pi are badly in ne few improvemen the fronts of the added, that side present a fine-ap We learn that mine, which bé “of the late A. D look better ever: but little. doub sold for enough the liabilities of The mail leav: East is lately. fil sent to parties ii By and by, whe on the route lea: surmise they wi gry: From ;the ac Ladies, a gran pécted two weel vitations will . parts of the cou “ble the attendax The tunnel ix field mine is . Whet finished, be expectéd.as . mous outlay v There is a 1 from here to N -Moore’s Flat. halts and let tk ticularly when ¢ grade, Judge Walliz _Dly settled in h room enough . large a number District Court 1 Travel has n the.past few we for, but when t pleted, look on! The District will be in sessi: aud court hous more plentiful. of late. _ The You Bet night. Quite city will be pr guarantees all time. Ira Eaton i: night. He has Francisco some K, Casper h Francisco witl clothing. He _ trade lively her N. W. Know Bay, and on hi a fine lot of je . Read Rosent tisement in ant

county, on which pupils who have The Daily y Transeript NEVADA CITY, CAL. Friday October 23, . 1874. cee ws Rells of Honor. Most of the sehools of this county . have a monthly Roll of’ Honor pub-. lished in some of the papers of the} attained ninety per cent afe placed. . thé idea is a very good one provided . 4hestanding is honestly earned. If ‘an examination could be held at the inciples passed over during the term 4 out the papils ref J Fa gethllention would be “tage; Bat as at present co the whole thing isa sham. ers do not diseriminate between th 4 Shooting Club. thediscouragement of “pot hunting,” ‘the game law. the purpose of orgabizing club; and the Union wauts such sports as Dick. Gentry, Ira. Eaton, T. W. Sigourney and others who are interested in the formation of such a club, to be. present aod help organize;~ If lovers of shvoting desire to continue the sport in the future, it is doubtléssthe best thing they ean do to organizé aid protect the ganie guild be madé with-} that still exists here, After the organization we shell insist that-a half hundred at least of prairie chickens ‘be secured. from the East. and Jet really meritorious ‘ pupil. and shirk. There are so many exercises for which extra credits are given that . the merest dolt, if he will ‘but sit qui. etly on his bench and not transgress . avy of the rules of the school, can . ‘gain a higher standing than the “_y studious but, mischievous one who occasionally receives-a check for bad deporttnent. This has become-to ié so. well known to pupils ‘(and ought to be to parents) that the publication of Rolls of Honor has become a farce, ‘ Superintendent Kennedy of Santa Clara cofiity, i in a late address before thé Teachers Institute r ‘sample of all the others. ‘ofthat county in speaking on this -subject says; ‘‘The standing teached ‘by our pupils is somewhat remarkable. You can hardly look into'a paper near the, close of the school ‘month without seeing ‘the Roll of ‘Honor of some school. I have taken the pains to examine these.ad-. vertisements, for I can eall them nothing else, to see what I could de‘duce from them. They spgak vol_ames, butnot inthe direction they -ayere intexded. They do not show the scholarship of the pupil,but how poorly qualified for bis work the i individual was who examined. them. 1 noticed in many departments that . over two-thirds of the pupils names were on this roll. In one school, ———out6f forty pupils, thirty. were on the Roll of Honor, Out of this thirty'sixteen received 100 per cent each in scholarship. . .The remaining fourteen saaiving from 95 to 99 per cent. This Roll of Houor is a fair The idea -of pupils making such a percentage . ' is simply absurd. We may, by our tlaming publications, convince parents: that their children are fine schelars, but we know that they are not. Our pupils are promoted and graduated year after year on these wondeiful percentages, when onehalf of them: cannot honestly make forty per cent in their studies. This ~-+ris one reason why the pupils ot our "__eourse or not. dion, schools are not better scholars. They know that they will be’ promoted whether they, uuderstand the Henee they do not It is full time to-remedy this matter. The honest. teacher should be above such practices. Let nb place our pupils where they belong. Let pupils be promoted on merit, and not on their parents social posiLet us do this and it willdn‘erease the efficiency of our schools vand the scholarship of our pupils fifty per cont." PirrssunG Mixx, ‘rhe Pittsburg mine, located three miles southwest from this place, is doing pretty well for its three owners. A crushing, of fifteen tons of ore has just beer cleaned 1 ms > at the Larimer mill, atid the result was gold to the value of about $900 or $60 tothe ton. From the same crushing sulpburets weighing 4600 pounds were saved which assay at the rate of $200 a ton. Théevhatt of the Pittsburg is now dowi a little over 100 feet and the first Jevel bas ‘been started. G. V. Union. The Pittsburg is sitiiiited out near Deadman’s Flat, about three miles southwest from Grass Valley. .The ‘whole flat and the hills adjoining ‘are traversed by ledges. ‘There is a study. perfect net work of them, and most . _of them carry gold. There is a field ‘there for the prospector unequalled in the county. have ever been touched. When’ one ‘or two more mines like the Pittsburg are developed, then that section will be thoroughly prospected. . Tur champion father lives in Car‘kon county, Pennsylvania. He is a German; 73 years old, anilis parent of thirty children, the youngest being only four months old. >.<] Warnr to'go whew short, of f many —Go to work. But few of the ledges. toose in the county. ‘That would bet richness; & : a aie 2 “Dogs. ‘ood dog is o good thing. They are su oned to guard their master’s . . property.> “Tf they stay on the premlises of the © Owner and: guard what is there, no’ one “ought to object, bnt when they go out onthe street and practice the art of biting. on passers, they cannot be classed under the head; of good things. Tuesday. a man was bitten*by a dog on upper Main Street. We. noticed a dog attack. a little boy on Main Street, near the Union Stable, on Sunday. Cases are frequent of late, of dogs being so watchful that they bite passers. If the parties interested are satisfied with the programme, we are. We are certait, however, if. some one else’s dog should bite the owfiers of these vicious dogs, they would make Rome howl. ° Montell’s Restaurent,. hig We call attention to the advertisement of O. D. Montell, to_be found in to-day’s paper. He has recently repaired and fixed up his placé in aneat and tasty manner, and has ‘added to his restaurant the building adjoining, which he has fitted'up for the convenience and comfort of guests, ‘The culinary department is under thé immediate charge -of Ars. Montell, who knows how to cook ey"The Grass Valley Union wants a county shooting club organized. “The object being genuine sport and band the prevention of. violations of A nesting will be ealled at Grass Valley some time for . such ry of Horehound and Tar. erything to a dot, and those who patronize this restaurant can rely upon getting a good meal, Dry Goods War. ‘The war among dry goods men has commenced. Rosenberg Bros. advertise a half column notice in this morning’s Transcript, Read it and then judge for yourselves. They have a large stock of goods on hand. Desrerate Arrray aT Wni0n Hizy.— Union Hill is “located about two miles East from Grass Valley. It is now called ‘the Barbary Coast of the county, and late events there entitle it to the distinction. We mentioned yesterday that William Michels had been shot and badly wounded, by William Lockhart, last Monday evening at Union Hill, On ‘Tuesday evening last about 5 o’clock another fight ocurred at tbe _satiie place between two golored men, which tesulted in Wm. Walters, (known-cs Peg Leg) receiving a stab in the left eye. Frank Jones (or Hump Back Frank) did the cutting. Walterg will not lose the sight-of the eye, as Dr. Jones informs us, but he had a close call for it. Again at the same place, Mrs. Walters and an Indian got into a row which resulted in the Indian receiving a wound by an axe or a hatchét on the right side of the head. The woman says the Indian endeavored to violate her chastity ard she struck him, It is supposed-that the Indian is dead, but: his body could not be found by. the officers yesterday. District Attorney Gaylord and Under. Sheriff Potter came down yesterday, and had the proper arrests made. The examination of these cases will take place to-day. -The man Michels who was wounded by Lockhart, on Monday, seems to be getting along well, Dr, Jones is the’attending physician. —Grass Valley Union of Aaareday. tp’ Considerable interest was caus\by it having ‘leaked out that Miss Edvra,Dean Proctor—who bas instituted suit against Francis D. Moulton and the Daily Graphic, for damages in $100,000 each, for defamation of character in connection with under the advice of ber most intimate. friends, submitted to a medical examination, the result of which completely refutes the alleged unchastity-of the lady, ~ ed-in-New York, about a week ago, Rey. Henry Ward Beecher—acting oe Le iz 5 i s _Feetcuts AND Eanes. conference: betWeen the ‘in sympathy with them, and stated . that instead of having any intention, . or éven inclination, to pursti-an unjust or even oppressive policy: -tox wards them, he was satisfied that the interests. of-the railroad world be ad-. vanced .by co-operating-with them. He farther stated-he w s well satisfied that any poliey which had a tenthe resources of the ie country, or Te . tard the. settlenient’ of it by. imniigrants, was injurions te the best in-: terests *of the — And while it félform tariff of fares and freights, owing to the fact that the actual cost, greater over some parts of it than others—still they. would endeavor to. tation of bulky freight at.as low rates .as tbey could possibly afford, a due regard being had to the interests of the stockholders ‘of the road. right of the managers of the read“ te conduct their business affairs in the mapuer Which. they believe to. be: most. couducive to their interests, they diselaimed all intentions to impose an expensive tariff of fares and frieghts, and ‘declared most emphatically that no unjust or unfair discrimination should be made agains, pee or places. _ Tue Garwat Mepicat Success or }tut Ace.--Leading druggists who4 have been in the business for half a life time, state that they have never known a medicine to enlist. the entire and universal confidence of the public,.as rapidly as Hale’s Hotey Although it has only been a few years in use, it has already taken precedence of all other medicines advertised as remedies for Coughs, Colds, and incipient Consumption, and its annual . ” sales are without a parallel.-in, the history of this class of preparations. Prxr’s ToornAcne Dxrors—Cure . in one minute. ae Waat Constirutes a. GENTLEMAN. Not his-station, for he may disgrace it. Not his power, for he may misuse it, Nothis graces and endowments, for you may despise them. It is, in the nakedness of truth, because he possesses qualities which ennoble him, and sheds a lustre over his actions, in their utter separation from those of the common herd by whom he may be surrounded. Be. gause you seoin that mana depth of feeling and right ‘principle which you look for in vain in the ordinary a <-ene Pi dh creme “ia Paratysts is becoming & prime disease. It is mot confined to the fleshy, th oric, nor to the aged. The fast'life of our business young {exen tells on them. It is a very common thing to see men of thirty and thirty-five, bald-headed, feeblegaited, and walking about with canes, their undernaing knocked out, These signs of early weakness develop into paralysis. Sudden deaths from this cause are very common. Several have oecurred in gailroad trains, the vibration ‘seeming to dispose persons to the disease. long sincéea gentleman died in one of our churches,. He was interested in a case of discipline. He made a report to the church on the case, sat down, laid his ‘head on the back of the seat, and instantly expired. In another case a man not accustom, ed to public speaking, arose to relate his religious experience. -He was so excited that. he could scarcely speak. In the midst of his reroute he was seized with paralysis, and carried to his home. men will have to tone down their pied of living if they amount to anyA NEw way of roofing houses has been discovered by a New York architect, whe covers them with roofing slate embedded in hydraulic cement. A wiLp Negro boy has been cap~~+tured in the woods ib Tanner county, Texas, They have dressed him in an oil-cloth apron, and are trying to tame him, nally ay sg _<:s fessional career of aineteen years she had prepared for the tomb not fewer than 3,000 ) bodies, ‘i ‘in the Mississippi river, at St. Louis, . the other day, and the effect was noticed’ as far down as Memphis, ,where the water rose several inches, . —Brooklyn Argus. Ata recent Executive Committee of the Grangers and the Central Pacific Builrond officers, at San Francisco, Leland Stanford, after hearing: a. statement of the objects and purposes of the Patrons of Hus-. . bandry, éxpressed himself decidedly dency to check the developments of} of running the road was so much . . establish tariff of internal transper-+ And while he elaigged the’ exclusive: 7 Wey -@ Connecticut ,deacon nu [email protected] worshipper with . the eontribution box; the sleppy individual awoke partially, ‘ smiled, murmured; I don’t smoke!’ and} dropped off aio 5 ri Mus. Amelia Wright, of > MuscaSELLING OUT’ THIRD PARTY. oe — Selling Cut. tine, Wis., aged 74, has been taken 4s ; hav mg} ‘ is claimed by the doctor, “hair re: been caused by the use of storatives.”’ . A SOLISMIT, ' ROSEN! BERG’S‘DRY GOODS EMPORIUM Of Nevals County, FAS Established in Nevada City, near; ore eo tog -ly Pwelve Years ago, . and thee wru-. 3 ere a sabi Seat it halt be, the "Wis DETERMINATION TO LEADING’ HOUSE ss o “NEVADA COUNTY: FOR . 12 YEARS TO COME! — iSELL . ENTIRE We are not going to close _ . $TOCK business in this city, a For by falr dealing, LOW PRICES AND. 2 THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Las DRY Goons ! —AT— . our-trade has continually increased, sa

We have no fault to find with Nevada -€ity. Its people have always liberally patronized us and we -mean to deserve their continued patronage. . . to the insame asylum, her insanity it; ~ d 25s : . run of the men you meet, —_ with other signs cf premature age: Nott Our young} A woman in West Chester, Penn, . recently testified that during a pro-. . 9 A Cutcaco woman dipped her fost G We haye for years told the “community that our Prices Defied Competition! f Other. bariees havé tried to compete with us and it has broke them up. ‘They now. have to sell out antlleave. We intend to ative others out.of the business by OUR LOW PRICES. Se ee j Z We are Going to Stay! \? Any ‘person buying TWENTY. DOLLARS, : WORTH OF GOODS of us, will reecive . FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT from regular rates. * Our Price List is open for inspection at our Store. ROSENBERG BROS. Nevada, Oct. 22, 1874, Montell’s Restaurant, COMMERCIAL" "STREET, oregine Daily Transcript Office, : -0.-D. MONTELL, AVING thoroughly overhauled and etitted his Restaurant is now prepared to — ‘Meals at all hours. His Tables are supplied with the best the market affords and his prices will be in accordance with the times. Having fitted_up a-Reception Room adjoining the Restaurant he is prepared to entertain parties and furnish Suppers, DinP ners, etc. on short notice, and in the most RECHERCHE style. Thankful for past favors he solicits a continuance of the public patronage, MONTELL, Prop’r. Nevada, Oct. 23, Isis. Notice to Tax Payers. : A he Assessment Roll for the year. 1874, for the County.of Nevada having been completed and delivered into” my hands the perty holders, the County are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due and the Law fc the collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced. The Taxes become delinquent.on the Ist . Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date five per cent, will be added. Notice is further given that for the \purpose of receiving Taxes, I shall be in the Be stated, to, At Moore's Fist, at the Banking House of Marks & Co. Monday, Nov. 9th. At North Bloomfield, at the Store of T. P. Crandall & Co. on Tuesday, Noy. 10th. At North San Juan, at the Banking House of Block & Furth, on Wednesday, Nov, 11. At Rough & Ready, Waling’s Hotel, on sie * » Noy. 13th, ‘ashington, H. Buisman’s Hotel, on Monday, Bot, Oliver & F ou ver vednesday, ; Rov. sth, oxiajgtore, Wed : ruckee, F. Burkhalter & Saturday, Nov. 2ist. 2 ae ae sent pine & s Bankg House, Monda Trecelitiy 28 * and 24th. i : sg At Nevada City, ies Nevada County, . Friday and apres Ae Zith and 28th. P. SAN unty Collector. evel’ Oct. 23d, 1874. : JOHN H. HARRISON, prom: IN BEEP, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, Ny, foray sold at-rer sonable rates on Cash.— Shop on Street, f ite th Thevtre. Broad Pea © Nevada ‘Comont Mills For Sale WO Cement iia’. one in oo repair. sold cheap. Enquire of : A. G@. TURNER, Or LESTER & MULLOY, 820-lm, « nships at the places and times. MUTTO CORNED . . {tures for sale. SanFranciscoCost Closing Out _usiness— : a This ‘Gity! In. INSIDE OF SIXTY DAYS erate ern ¥ COME ONE. COME ALL. ~— Unheard of BARGAINS COME AND PRICE THE GOODS BEFORE PUR. CHASING ELSEWHERE. Stee &#” Samples sent FREE to all parts of the county, Dealers will find it to their interest ‘to price the City. This isa bona fide sale, and no Humbug. Store open from 6 A. M. to 8 P.M. Call Before it is Too LATE. Store for Rent and Fix. of the survey @f the company, a Goods before going to the vane : le ; FRE ; Young-Ladics’ ave the pleasure ‘of-annduncing that they will give a Grand Party at ' TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday iat Nov. 6th. Rece ntion Ce mrnaitte eo Hattie Bailey *. -Annit Hupp, Hattie Rolfe, Flora Helbrook Allee Bailey. * Floor Managers a cee Eaten, Allie ‘Davenport, Serephene Nilon, Eliza Cornell, Gussie MeQuesten, Dancing front 8 o'clock till 1: “Nevada, Oct. 21. as Pe No. 9. N < ORDINANCE to ‘Protect the city from. fire. The Trusteds of the city of Nevada doordain as follows: Section Ist. It shall be the duty of the owner or occupant of every dwelling-house, kitchen, storehouse, shop, or other buiidings in which ‘a sto¥e or stoves. are used, within the corporate limits of the ‘city of © Nevada, to connect every stove pipe ‘used in biflding with « brick fue or chimney, at ot below the point where said pipe passes the first wall or ceiling: insncha mauner that the pipe shal] mot pass nearer that four inches of any wood-or other -combus-: tible material. Said ¢ hininey to extend thirty-six inches above the roof or outer Wall of said building. Section 2. It-shall be the duty of the owner or occupant of every tenanted building Within. the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, to ccnstruct and keep: on hand a ladder of sufficient length to reach the -roof of said building to be used in case of * fre. , Section 3. Any person or persons who shall fail to comply’ with the “provisions of this ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any snm-not less than ten, and no@ to: exceed one hundred dollars; or be imprisened in the city prison not to exceed ten days. SAMUEL CLUTTER, President — A. H. Hanson, Clerk. To Railroad. Pekeackoen . ! EALEDPROPOSALS will be received: bk at the office of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, in Grass Valley, until Saturday, the 2ist day of November, A. D. 1s74, for the construction and equipment of a first class Narrow Gauge Railway, from the town. of Colfax, Placer county, to Neyada City, by way of Grass Valley, Nevada county, on the line and in’ accordance with the specifications prepared by J. H. Bates, the Chief Eugineer of the company. Tbe company proposes to pay to the contractor whose bid is accepted, one-halt.of the contract price ih cash, (U. S. gold con) and one-half in the bonds of the company, secured by mortgage on all ‘ the property of the company, pay able twenty’ years after date of issuance, and bearing eight per cent. per annum interest, . payable SE mi-annually, The company reserve the right to reject any and all bids: — proposals, “Th € specifications . may ao ainined and full particulars obtaix application to the Chief Engit Bates, at the office of fhe company, in Grass Valley, personaly or by letter, or by letter addsessed tothe Secre tary. = Srast ae he Board of Directors. Gaqnax FLETCHER, Secretary. JUST RECEIVED : AT PRESTON’S Toilet Goods, New Patterns! of Hand Mirro and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. An Elegant assortment of : Toilet Soaps, Pomades and Hair Dressing. COUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, Also.a Full. Line of “. Drags, Chemicals, Paints,..Qils . and Varnishes, E,. M. PRESON,. Druggist, — N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. TAM’S OYSTER SALOON Pine Street, vetween 8 Toad and a Compe » Nevada City. a ANTONIO TAM has lately retiirned from the Bay, where : he made arrangements to re ceive Eastern and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served upin any style desired. He algo laid in a large stock of CONFECTIONEKY and NUTS of the freshest.and__ choicest varieties, and lots of other GOOD things, which he desires the good people of Nevada to call and examine. THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be had at his OYSTER SALOON, and smokers are fe> ghee call and be convinced of the Families suppliéd with OYSTERS st their houses, by leaving orders at the SAANTONIO TAM. — New Cigar and ToWacco Stand. sep 13 ARCHIE NIVENS. ner of Broad and Pine Streets, where found a splendid assortment ofImported and Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING 'rOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC. The sto¢x is of the choicest kind, and . Will’be sold at the lowest maatkat rates. Hi" opened a Cigar Stand, oe the cor The Telegraph Office has been removed to the new Cigar Store. °23 ARCHIE NIVENS. 022 qT Kate Madigan; — = . Ada Davenport, “Abbe yCormell. z od The Daily NEVADA. C LOCAL ! Would net a lit! bé a good thing to enttime? The buil is about an assure the ' matter has be what would: he do now that itis loo that direction, itplan for those ‘wl scribed to. come fc ‘We understdnd had other good of ~~ the-sthool, some . , haye-to be taken : Dr. Kingsbury room over Presto) _ merly occupied . «\ Office, end he will ready for occupat rmént ‘of the sehoc “+ nesday next. ~All tend should sign list at Welch’s bo In early timesing and dissipat large towns. No “outside mining cs . at Union Hill, th about one.or two reside thére, ‘1 ~me and I did eat. When work is. railroad, and bet: hundred thousan for labor and sur apt to be very live “nearly as much k ley and this city of the wealthy re . plank a little s outraging their f The wood buil ner’s brick build the corner of Pi are badly in ne few improvemen the fronts of the added, that side present a fine-ap We learn that mine, which bé “of the late A. D look better ever: but little. doub sold for enough the liabilities of The mail leav: East is lately. fil sent to parties ii By and by, whe on the route lea: surmise they wi gry: From ;the ac Ladies, a gran pécted two weel vitations will . parts of the cou “ble the attendax The tunnel ix field mine is . Whet finished, be expectéd.as . mous outlay v There is a 1 from here to N -Moore’s Flat. halts and let tk ticularly when ¢ grade, Judge Walliz _Dly settled in h room enough . large a number District Court 1 Travel has n the.past few we for, but when t pleted, look on! The District will be in sessi: aud court hous more plentiful. of late. _ The You Bet night. Quite city will be pr guarantees all time. Ira Eaton i: night. He has Francisco some K, Casper h Francisco witl clothing. He _ trade lively her N. W. Know Bay, and on hi a fine lot of je . Read Rosent tisement in ant