October 28, 1873 (4 pages)

5 . “ese be. is 5 God” Help. the Poor! “wile fifteen to twenty thotisand . opeliatives thrown out-of employiment-in . Cénnecticut, say the dispatches of Satutday;a meeting of tha manufectarers of Massachusetts to arrange for a partial suspension of work doring the presént dal season, announced the dispatches of Wednes‘day; six hundred men discharged from the i iron ‘works at Pottsville, aiid The Observatory Site. ' Gol. A. W. Von Schmidt retarned Friday frotif Tahoe City. He reports ‘that he has found a8uitabla *plac#} for the location of the Lick Observa-: tory about two “Hilles rom Tats City and between.that place and Hct . , Springs. ‘The placé selected for’ the observatory is on a peninsula of land which extends into the.Jake. The The fo lettars remhin 2 tT tne Nevada City Pobt Office fge th fending vig ae "yi. . ops calling for a letill pleds@ say, . “a ised.” or, Barard, wan, ; Craig, Ragen Dello . Oshea Eastman, Julia Ford, neini Giuseppe, Caprara Gabrile, ©. Heush, Cyrus Lanyon, F. McAuley, Wm. McBludden; Mrs. E. °C. McChap, Henry P. Martin, F. Parsons, ‘Salmon Rosseau, Join Resal, Rev. M.B, Starr, Nicholas Turner, Givo Domenico Vauza. Military Btection. . The order for the election of commissioned . effi¢ers of the Nevada the other districts of. Pennsylvania, site commands a magnificent view-of ‘Tight = willbe’ found in our preparing for reduction ‘of ‘ their forces, told the dispatches of Tues, day; while every day” is repeated the Story of increasing ‘financial émbar. ~passment and distress, involving s still more extended ‘disaster . to industrial 1 puisuits; and over all comes the intelligence of unseasonable storms, portentious of a rigoroysWinter, . ' says the Virginia Butarprise. The logic of life admits of but one conclusion from these facts—-a season of suffering such as has not been witnessed in “America for a generation. ‘The new year will dawn upon a million willing people craving g work, and half as many craving bread. -There.ja.no help for it, . Manufacturers will not employ operatives, in unprofitable production; tradesmen ‘will not furnish provision without pay; charities are insufficient; people cunnot live npon husks—and so they ‘must suffer and starve. There must have been's great. wrong somewhere to produce such a state of’ affairs. ' No one owill attribute it.to the suffer“€F8 themselves, for they have bowed inoffensively over, their toil ina hard, struggle for existence. But, by following’ thé jolhe, “froi’ the A Victim thrown, hopelessly ‘out of: employment, we may ‘beable to trace, the evil to its source. The workman is discharged because his) labor is; unprofitable; his labor is unprofitable because of tone rd a prices A Bex: etures; the prices: mativ= is poreesting -by the finan financial strinke mais ae apr ee el 3 tn aie of ploakes the suriakae reou ; ne i resulta: dsatnttio "tault: of Goverment in in subsidizing ‘dishonest. ects, Siete, totaling belatiade nesninlive trifling. with the‘ tmancial welfare _ the: , and becoming generally * infected by a a tg pices sur= , the salary cnae ‘and similar loathfoam mi of And: ino) aA find the ount c Sara ere weight. falls finally upon rr. ~ ph ate abinet will keep up their entertainments ‘at the national a ulaters will save vist, privete forie from thé wrecks of their . pubdic ventures; ‘and manufacturers will fare sumptuously Canpite ‘ant’ timés; but from he ibRovent peratives throughout wi See anger and ‘distress.should ie and sufferi are hut, expense, Senators and Congressmen . will luxuriate upon their back pay; there is ne peowaget Tare: ‘is no help for it, we said. We egal thé‘lake and the great Tahoe Basin. It is naturally easily accessible from. Tuhoe City, Hot Springs or, ‘the Joke . shore; and ata ‘trifling éxpense the . . entire peninsula can. be converted into a beautiful park, with walks, carriage roads; etez . Phere is afi abundance of stately forwst trees, and water without Ifmit and with abyipressiife required. Snow, at ie point ever falls to # depth exceeding 4 feet. Von Schmidt left for San Francisco Saturday morning tosee if the site selected is satisfactory, and, if so, to, seerita perfect title to the: property can be obtained. The reasons for locating the Observatory. at’ or in the vicinity of Tahoe are the clearness of . the atinosphere snd the comparativeHy Yight fall of snow for the altitude. At Summit Station, on the Central Pdvifid Hifiroud. which isabout 000, feet above the sea, the prevalence of strong currents of wind would be an quently to a depth of from fifteen to twenty feet. So says the Truckee Republican. New Discoveries’ of Quicksilver. The most important quicksilver district.in the world .will yet-be that within’the limits of California. New discoveries aré now of slmost month-. -. ly occurrence, . Up, to this.time’ neatly all the ‘important discoveries’ haye been; confined to the, Ogast Range. he northern half of Napa gounty tind the southerti half of ‘Lake ©; County are known to be rich in. quicksilver, atid’ thefe is great active. ity just now in: that région, both in prospecting and developing mew mines. The Territorial Enterprise gives am account of an exeursion.re-. cently made by J ohn . Wi Vinters and Lew Goodwin, of a City, to the.so of, California, to. find a atest matt the*ex-. istenee of ‘ats had been secretly . . known for.some. time, They were}@iinently successful in their search, not only'finding the. mine, but findfar exceedéd by the reality. Leaving San Francisco, they took a branch’ of the Southern ‘Paéific ‘Railroad to’ Soledad, thence took a*team 145) miles south to San Luis Obispo and: froti that place to theif aliné.”’ ey, had with them ;the. original discoy-. érer of the mine, therefore had no porte ate devine has f0irs, 6 . trouble ini findingity: Bheisoovaisr Sim bing ot bet be raidared fort the . i @ man who has had pracy it may, Butt the . experience in mining & prospecttime bang wkde th ong ars his hungry bowl# ‘ng: for quicksilver,; and 8 discovand the yg sleepless by his will. SY caadane of thougbt. Sullen well quacinn if, Government society are-under neobligation their homes from 80 terof undeconclude frightful . pom ae an . Conscic ibe gaining: dh ig, th ey Wi ered three or four mines one of which Wwe ate now. spéuking. This one he discovered about. ten: years ago, since which time he bes oceasiohally visited it to see that it was all right, but. never remained to i eeemetect: somewliere, dnd (fer their We Sreatnton of the land will be fortunate if they do not t. quick aud violent redress. Sok eeitnes they rebel, or sutfer paeae certain it is that more or less distinctly they will‘ come to ‘the convlusion that the Hangesstan is. reurdship, and more or Jess inteliigemtly they will , favor any movement that proposes the present order of Agvatiors: wil find in them do‘ahy work on-it. The croppings are described. as being i immense, and nearly all the bowlders and float, rock about the lead show streaks of cinnabar upon being broken’ open. The party located under the new law’ of Congress, and, Wwé presume, gob-. bled up about all they could find. They'seta . of men at work to davelep their lead, which they be-. lieve to be the ‘okt king bee’’ ‘of listeners and ready converts. . ll quicksilver leads. : will be deluded by the specious era argethents of demagogués, put rea Kansas papers cas it is safe to say have that faith ‘im ine ififallible i ‘ gtinet-of the masses te believe t at their dissatisfuction will crystalize chat ai Whine teat Gonera “. . that sevén acrés of ‘wheat are sown this year where there was one acre last year. This'is an evidenee that the farmers are in good spirits, and menthe bruugit intuiatimate relation: with the poole; ata of existing pave — ~ a “asec tug apart, Cocke eon! Turnipr ‘wyd Anthorst’ have both welfare their uuly in. Organized . ological _ boat elybs. Ray sate, 9 tying pandering lv corperSte. powers; . that national. ‘iim ohall eon ged with tbe sume traguatyes our’ household concérus, ins.ead of being Condueied with ‘ekttuv.pums Waste; and that pubic vilices suah be filled . with — ind a amen, in-) “their ea’ ‘ined bios cpa propose to enter ‘seal located for the observatory,—rarely . obstacle “to astronomfval observa. “ tions, and then snow falls there fre. * ides the, ; eethy § Tus Black Crook \dianapolis for tefu peal It sieeied surtived the. s atteahied. 4 in. 934 » BS a woman aan Sn are tas wue aia G8 2 2 « to pay its . was Burke, Lonnie afraid of the yellow fever,” woia”a . Mere, eohimans this morning. The elec-tiont-takes place—at--the‘Armory, on Tuesday evening, November 11th, at 7. 0’elock. A fall atténdancé of meifibers is desired. Some of the Company® have nut yet signed the muster roll, and unless they do so betweeh now and the election: they will not be entitled to ‘vote. 5> Dentistry. Dr, Wm, Kent has opened an office for the practice of dentistry, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, over Beckman’s. in this city, See advertisement, In San Diego Judge Rolfe was a candidate: fer the position of District Judge. He is a brother of I. J. Rolfe of Nevada city, The San Diego Union favored him, and got off the followitig , items in his beA ‘gentlenian took a seat on a crooked. pin at the-Horton House last evening and immediately madea balloon ascension © to, the: ‘ésiling. As he descended he said “I'll vote for Rolfe!’’ ‘ A dashing rider, monnted on o coal-black steed, $péed up the street ata breakneck pace, and as he disappeated .atound.-a--dornér he was} heard to say ‘‘Vote for Ro!fe!’’ Last evening a beautiful little . girl standiig by an open window in the fourth story of a brick building on Fifth street lost-her balance and _ fell out, and just before she touched . the ground she pyslaimed, “Vote for Rolfe!*’ Just before dark lant evening a féarfal din was henrd in a private residence on Eighth street. Suddenly the door Hew open, ‘and out rushed a veteran, Denseorat, whose coat was rent up the back, his head, which showed three slight’. contusions over the eyes, was hatless, and -his manners showed -plainly that, he was agitated. Close behind: him was his eee who had ‘evidently been Ly ate . pitched, “<will . you-‘do it?” the spectators were apprehensive that V. D. was growing deaf. He replied, “Yes, I'll vote for Rolfe,’’ whereupon she dropped her broom and embraced him, a ; Droves of Cattle.’ Daring lest week, nearly every day large droves of ‘cattle have béen passing through town destined for the valleys. Three mdre ‘droves of cows and oxen were driven ee . Nevada and Suoramento streets, . . yesterday, kicking .up a tremendous ‘ist. “Amid the halloing of drivers, the bellowing of cattle, the'noise of “the cow bells, and ‘the shouts of a + thousand children —(more-orless) } just fem school, it séemed as though pandemonium hed broke loose. The cattle did not look in very good ‘order, and had evidently been herded } up in the mountains too’ long. Cola Weather, Daring the few days the of . nig hts atid early mornings hive been bitter cold, the thermometer going down to 15 or 20 degrees below freez.: ing'point. ‘Overcouts, cheérful tires, and stimulating drinks are ‘in. demand, while red noses, which are quite comuion in the morning, is not always’ an index that ‘a fellow ‘has been ‘pressing his tansey. ” Roll ef Sesion: : The following are the names’ olithe pupils on, the roll of honor in . Lake City school, for the month e ing Oct. 27th; Migs ‘Katie teacher: Gertie Black, @aptie Black, . ' . Ada Penders, Emma Shellenberger, iets be Wat. F. Eves, 0.8. said election ape, the at Ww, rat report wast ALARGE SUP, CUCAMONGA & PORT WINES. tender te 3 ie ye had maticid ‘Tae . Hoek “® Mic State Poutological Society made $10,chard. 4 East‘of the Blue Ridge the ‘North Carolina apple crop is pronounced deficient; west of the mountains, good. Roll of Honor. The following pupils are on the roll of lionor in the Blue Tent school for the month ending Oct, 24th, Miss Belle Cooper teacher: Josie Penders, Allie Blackwood, Nevada Sutherland, Elia‘Blackwood, Mollie Sutherland, James Arbogast, Robbie Blackwood, Tommy Kirkham, Willie Penders, Walter Penders. i tn Syria pe dad held. at the Armory, in this city, on ey _ Bacay Evening, Nov. llth, At 734 o’clock, Every member should be on hand promptly. Any member whose name does not appear on the Muster Roll by Nov. 11th will not be entitled to vote. The roll‘ can be found with the Orderly ries rtd at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office. By order . Lieut. JNO. A. RAPP, Coma. Headquarters Fourth aed California National Guard, Sacrame.to, Oct. "20th, 1873. Special Order No. 9.—John A. Rapp, 1st Lieutenant Co C, 4th Infantry Regiment, —— Brigade, N. G. C., is hereby apointed Inspector, to tend’ and cenduct an election for cers Of Nevada Light Guard, to fill’ vacancies to be caused by expiration of the terms of the present A cumbents. Lieutenant John A. Rap wil conduct the proceedings to the Brig. Gen. JOSIA HOWELL. Frank-Miller, As’t, Adj’t. General. = 028 DR. Bicinalbonpnia comer of and Pine (man’s. His! a pnd attention will be deyoted to the pra:tice of his profession. Chioroform or Ether administered when desired, 028 ‘NEVADA SKATING RINK. mE RD on te pted. “Ss “a j uni exce 80, on meneny, * Weduesiay and Satur-« ‘ Ad Whe end-use of Skates 25. cts. Childreti in the Afternoon halfprice, Tickets in packagés of Five.. $1 00 Tickets im packages of Eight.. 150 By the month, gentlemen... 400 By the month, ‘ladies. ....2.50 Gentleman and Lady.... 500 The best of ordér tained B. BULLARD, Prop’t. ‘°° Nevada, Oct 6th, 1873, ‘Syoanerere GA WINE. PLY OF They ars eepecially adapted for “RP WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Mary O'Conor, Ernie Paine, Mary . . Creegan, Annie Polmere, Tommie Lonnie Py Pollie Polillig _Rolmere,: Wiltie nitewdn es = axa OF inmgredl * oe eG ‘ate li tee i . we Oka vent Sr Dora Walpa 8. HOLEROOK £00." eve VE WINES, IN MEYADA cITy. ae ae ne the merits wr The customs and internal. Te-. ceipts have been 80 dpvorable that : 000 this season from his mS * OF. Dé Bargion P, ‘Trustee. ..186 Bargion P, ‘frustee..188 V Bargive P, ‘Irustee..-. 1e9 Bargion P, Trustee..,. 190 mR, Trustee.+---.192 eenGed Pt tibetably reer ey. . Baryion, Barzion Palmer C C Palmer € C, ‘Trustee. ..169 ~~ thereon, together ‘with costs ‘T spective ovens op ager ou 2600). yer JOs-. : 12 50 YBargion P, ‘Trustee. . patkuee 136 WwW 12 50 Bargion Pp. Trustee. .-179 6 25 Bargion P, ‘Trustee. .-.+ 181 taaeeee Betnce P, Trustee Baryioti PB. ‘irustee. P, Trustee. Pi, Trustee. 5, ‘Trustee ., Bargion P, ‘Trustee. Baryion' P: sbeee ott Bargion P; Trustee.. oe: Bargion P, ‘i xustee. . Bargion P; Bargion P, Trustee. Bargion P, Trustee. PR, Prustee.F Bargion P, Trustee.<+Bartiion P, Trustee.. Bargiou anenes BS RD BIBS BD ED NDS EGE Ore: Greo BOBS ROS DOE EEERESESSSSSERESATTRS ERS AAE EET oese teen Soret : Miller H L Miller H L Milier HL Miller H L Miiier H L. Miller H Miller H reer es Milfer H L. Milkr H L. Miller HL Paimer C ©.1. Palmer, C; Gis sseay peeg. 2 Palmer C C.. foane ented 1 . Bargion P, Trusiéé. 22. 346, 1 EAL TATE LT PAL I ED Bargion Pp, Trustee. .o.es nd ; Bargion P, 'Erusiec. 4. a“ ; BORN, Bargion P, Trustee.. uGh z = = . Bargion Pp, ruses sarekae ed ; In this city, October 26th, 1873, to Geo. Becton BY ae ae ui + W. Baldwin and wife, sen. Baigion F, ‘Frusted..-.403° 6 ios . Baryion P, ‘Crustee.i.A0t 6 : Bargion P, Trustee.4.408 126 _DIGD, Bargion P, Trustee.,..410 25 : . Bargion P, ‘rustoe.. 411 25 Bargion Pp; Trustee.,.i . .412) 25 At Rough & Ready, ook 26th, 1873, L, A. . Bargion P, Trustee. pay? 12 Walling, aged 66 years. Bargion P, “frustee..414 12 Badger Stephen.,.y.. 877, A 250 Badger ga (oe 3 s Badger Stephen Pe) y Badger Stephen. ee bs en. wag THEATRE---TO-NIGHT. . badger spr e 13 : ; _ . Badger Stephen wo OBR 12, 50 Serer Badger Stephen, .. .,.884", 12 50 ee acy Badger Stephen. ae 1350 'C) Badyer Stephen.;.-. Laugh & Grow Flt! . Bader sepnen a ara 3 Badger ‘Stephen ‘ 12 50 ” . Badger Siephen.. Bu lz 60 ; Brooks J W.. .-6 25 A little nonsense now and then, 6 25 . Is relished by the wisest men. 6325 : 6 26 ery TUESDAY EVENING. 25 00 Mr, J. P. Adams, . oe FC Barron core deer ne B95 25 THE CELEBRATED YANKEE COMME. Barren Richard. «J» 386 2s DIAN will appear in several of his Down. Barron Kichard.,... v7 108. [25 East Specialties. . Barron Richard oneeed88 «86100 25 He will be su pec by the unrivaled . Barron Richard:..-. 399 «= 108 ~~ «25 Boy Actor" and Female Impersonator, Barron Richard, $.28400)./100 25 Barron Richard. Vr ery. 40h 100 25 , cEDDIE. FONTENEAU. Doherty John © -8i6 60d: Ao POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY: owed arustee. ‘ae 0" Admission Fifty Cents. Children'26 cts, . Maguire J M, Prastéc.;. 2 6 1 Commences at 7 3-4 o’clock. Maguive J M, Trustee,. . Go Wied : Mayuire J M, Trustee. (G80 > 2 Maguire J M; ‘Prustee. ee aw FS MILITARY ELECT Mayuired Mj. ‘Drustes., a = S : 8 = J er 3 4 ® : ON. vee ¢ M, ‘Trustee:. 23 = : = uire ‘Trustee . 4 aia Mag hire Me Trustee wes 60° “22 pas Menuiry em Densses Ee 90° GS “ATTENTION Mayuired M, Trustee. 48. 60.3 NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! . Hesured 4b fimsieo.) 44% 35 a iM 18 N ‘accordance with orders from head. Maguire JM * 100 quarters, an election of Commissioned . Maguired,M 100cers of the Nevada ht Guard for the . MaguireJ M 100 50 6 50. we bc BRSERESRERREEEEEE EE SESEEuREEEEEEE SERUSSERERESESESSHBEEESEESREEESKEESSSE= EE EEE pa . PJ Palmer C O, ‘Prustee. .3u5 be 6138 Palmer € O, Trustee, .. ws 560. ly Palmer C ©, Trustee.. -322 100. 25 Palmer © O, Trubtee..323 ° 100 25 Yaimer CO @, Trustee. /. 324. 10s 2 Palmer C 0; «se +.325> 100>. 26 Palmer C ©, Trustee. .372 2 66 Palmer C C, ‘Lrustee.. 373 25 6 Hersey 2 C, Trustee.. 374 15 3 C Qy'Srustee. 95 44 0.6 Seer Trustee. . 425 10 2 Palmer C Cy 'fruates, .«. . ee Richardson EA, Trustes. 75° 60 12 Richardson E A, ‘Trustee. a 10 62 chardson »Drubtee).1a7 20) 2 Richardson E A, Trustee 10. 2 Richardson E a Heavies: > lv.) 2 50 Righardson HA, Trustee.250 100 25 ou ‘Trustee. 350 merry ripe at rink oo at 25 3 accordance Ww: W, and an . 2,94 ‘Board of tgp oyy. made on the I th y of sphere ea ay ae alt be sold at abiie th oftive of the Company, pi ig me gp a Spear Streets, ban Francisco, California, on Monday, the ‘Terth day of November, oe the heyr of 12 o'clock, M. of said y, pay said DVelin quent Apseement and expenses of 8a] “One C. PALMER, Secretary. Office—Corner of 1 Market and Spear sts., San + rancisco, California. 028 HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR Pasaie House and Furniture situ. ie on Sacraniente Street, Nevada ity, is offered for sale, Enquire } on the ype of Nevada, Oct: asth: SB Be FIER; For 30 Days Only-! ! O eeeE a ro SALE His. ENTIRE ‘. clGaRs,PIPES, CARDS, CUTLERY bead (Gi ag “AT cost "PRICES! The Stock ig Sri'Gand on the FIFanette DA¥ OF NOVEMB: & Silstian tee sat italien en, . me asad SEqe) _pancy: ARTICLES, ND everything 'f rl Drage eifound ina fret chess Cor, Pine & Commercial adie ~ (Bussentus’ CM Stand, eee ore Pe ve 0A SODA! ‘KISSINGEN, —AND— ON DRAUGHT ~AT— NEVADA CITY. , GRAND OPENING DAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE, _ Thursday, Oct. 2, 1873. Though somewhat eurby as yet, our House with its usual enterprise, and a full appreciation of the tastes of our customers, haswith a reliable description of the changes and additions im pros — pect for the Fall Season. of Fashfon. Ss ere: will open for oo and sale our sta Hype DRESS GOODS. Consisting of Plain and Faney Dress Goods in large quantities. Plain and new shades, all Weel Diagonals, — Empress, — and Burrity Cloths, We have these in a variety of beautifal designs Real Irish Poplins, in 20’ shades. Waterpreofs in Plaid, Stripes, Navy Blues, Bottle Green, Piam, Deep Wine color, and all tints ia rich colors, We have this Fall the largest and best selected stock ‘of Shawls, such as 3orbshire and Paisley. . A beautiful stock’ of Black ana Colored Silks, .varying in pele trom. 60 1H, per yard. We: have received » gigantic stock of Carpets. 20 pieces 3-ply new patterns, of the moss, beautiful \ “20 County. Ladies’ Misses’ ay ilanen tates and immenre and choice stocks) — ‘We tdeuhle do: shaie-gm our geod lt we ask you is to call at-the large Whole will: be sale one penthinen Seean.tene ROSENBERG: BROS. ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA. “Py S, Country Merchantarcam punch cote st one eatchliehoaent «fen Tow PRESORIPRIOS-€ARETULLY com. Congress ‘Water, BELL & BROWN'S ROSENBERG BROS’ . tens to gratify their curiosity — n , . . pieces English Ingraip and Common Car : pets, enough for every house in evel ~ WRV! IA Deat if: My Walling, ‘ denly at Ready, 00 heart dist his death ling 1 foiir mont covered § 4 aro d. his frient death, a8 for a long “as usual ¢ Sunday 2 ~ in his be city in th 9 visit, at a half of uby @ cou this city, gad tidiz sof Jerséy, I Galena, ] ted to Ci years ag Ready, ¥ being en ‘Jong resi ed him ¥ friends. Rough a . the ausp which 01 \ — ye Hyma Pine str erything any othe * The d ing Con ble _liti; from th confirm at that final, a out.” a Chil 5 Dresses for $1 « _ Wen thoritie Messrs. vada F —— that preys Tesiden be thai *ight 6% a ‘AUBETELT fe 78 Le 9

5 . “ese be. is 5 God” Help. the Poor! “wile fifteen to twenty thotisand . opeliatives thrown out-of employiment-in . Cénnecticut, say the dispatches of Satutday;a meeting of tha manufectarers of Massachusetts to arrange for a partial suspension of work doring the presént dal season, announced the dispatches of Wednes‘day; six hundred men discharged from the i iron ‘works at Pottsville, aiid The Observatory Site. ' Gol. A. W. Von Schmidt retarned Friday frotif Tahoe City. He reports ‘that he has found a8uitabla *plac#} for the location of the Lick Observa-: tory about two “Hilles rom Tats City and between.that place and Hct . , Springs. ‘The placé selected for’ the observatory is on a peninsula of land which extends into the.Jake. The The fo lettars remhin 2 tT tne Nevada City Pobt Office fge th fending vig ae "yi. . ops calling for a letill pleds@ say, . “a ised.” or, Barard, wan, ; Craig, Ragen Dello . Oshea Eastman, Julia Ford, neini Giuseppe, Caprara Gabrile, ©. Heush, Cyrus Lanyon, F. McAuley, Wm. McBludden; Mrs. E. °C. McChap, Henry P. Martin, F. Parsons, ‘Salmon Rosseau, Join Resal, Rev. M.B, Starr, Nicholas Turner, Givo Domenico Vauza. Military Btection. . The order for the election of commissioned . effi¢ers of the Nevada the other districts of. Pennsylvania, site commands a magnificent view-of ‘Tight = willbe’ found in our preparing for reduction ‘of ‘ their forces, told the dispatches of Tues, day; while every day” is repeated the Story of increasing ‘financial émbar. ~passment and distress, involving s still more extended ‘disaster . to industrial 1 puisuits; and over all comes the intelligence of unseasonable storms, portentious of a rigoroysWinter, . ' says the Virginia Butarprise. The logic of life admits of but one conclusion from these facts—-a season of suffering such as has not been witnessed in “America for a generation. ‘The new year will dawn upon a million willing people craving g work, and half as many craving bread. -There.ja.no help for it, . Manufacturers will not employ operatives, in unprofitable production; tradesmen ‘will not furnish provision without pay; charities are insufficient; people cunnot live npon husks—and so they ‘must suffer and starve. There must have been's great. wrong somewhere to produce such a state of’ affairs. ' No one owill attribute it.to the suffer“€F8 themselves, for they have bowed inoffensively over, their toil ina hard, struggle for existence. But, by following’ thé jolhe, “froi’ the A Victim thrown, hopelessly ‘out of: employment, we may ‘beable to trace, the evil to its source. The workman is discharged because his) labor is; unprofitable; his labor is unprofitable because of tone rd a prices A Bex: etures; the prices: mativ= is poreesting -by the finan financial strinke mais ae apr ee el 3 tn aie of ploakes the suriakae reou ; ne i resulta: dsatnttio "tault: of Goverment in in subsidizing ‘dishonest. ects, Siete, totaling belatiade nesninlive trifling. with the‘ tmancial welfare _ the: , and becoming generally * infected by a a tg pices sur= , the salary cnae ‘and similar loathfoam mi of And: ino) aA find the ount c Sara ere weight. falls finally upon rr. ~ ph ate abinet will keep up their entertainments ‘at the national a ulaters will save vist, privete forie from thé wrecks of their . pubdic ventures; ‘and manufacturers will fare sumptuously Canpite ‘ant’ timés; but from he ibRovent peratives throughout wi See anger and ‘distress.should ie and sufferi are hut, expense, Senators and Congressmen . will luxuriate upon their back pay; there is ne peowaget Tare: ‘is no help for it, we said. We egal thé‘lake and the great Tahoe Basin. It is naturally easily accessible from. Tuhoe City, Hot Springs or, ‘the Joke . shore; and ata ‘trifling éxpense the . . entire peninsula can. be converted into a beautiful park, with walks, carriage roads; etez . Phere is afi abundance of stately forwst trees, and water without Ifmit and with abyipressiife required. Snow, at ie point ever falls to # depth exceeding 4 feet. Von Schmidt left for San Francisco Saturday morning tosee if the site selected is satisfactory, and, if so, to, seerita perfect title to the: property can be obtained. The reasons for locating the Observatory. at’ or in the vicinity of Tahoe are the clearness of . the atinosphere snd the comparativeHy Yight fall of snow for the altitude. At Summit Station, on the Central Pdvifid Hifiroud. which isabout 000, feet above the sea, the prevalence of strong currents of wind would be an quently to a depth of from fifteen to twenty feet. So says the Truckee Republican. New Discoveries’ of Quicksilver. The most important quicksilver district.in the world .will yet-be that within’the limits of California. New discoveries aré now of slmost month-. -. ly occurrence, . Up, to this.time’ neatly all the ‘important discoveries’ haye been; confined to the, Ogast Range. he northern half of Napa gounty tind the southerti half of ‘Lake ©; County are known to be rich in. quicksilver, atid’ thefe is great active. ity just now in: that région, both in prospecting and developing mew mines. The Territorial Enterprise gives am account of an exeursion.re-. cently made by J ohn . Wi Vinters and Lew Goodwin, of a City, to the.so of, California, to. find a atest matt the*ex-. istenee of ‘ats had been secretly . . known for.some. time, They were}@iinently successful in their search, not only'finding the. mine, but findfar exceedéd by the reality. Leaving San Francisco, they took a branch’ of the Southern ‘Paéific ‘Railroad to’ Soledad, thence took a*team 145) miles south to San Luis Obispo and: froti that place to theif aliné.”’ ey, had with them ;the. original discoy-. érer of the mine, therefore had no porte ate devine has f0irs, 6 . trouble ini findingity: Bheisoovaisr Sim bing ot bet be raidared fort the . i @ man who has had pracy it may, Butt the . experience in mining & prospecttime bang wkde th ong ars his hungry bowl# ‘ng: for quicksilver,; and 8 discovand the yg sleepless by his will. SY caadane of thougbt. Sullen well quacinn if, Government society are-under neobligation their homes from 80 terof undeconclude frightful . pom ae an . Conscic ibe gaining: dh ig, th ey Wi ered three or four mines one of which Wwe ate now. spéuking. This one he discovered about. ten: years ago, since which time he bes oceasiohally visited it to see that it was all right, but. never remained to i eeemetect: somewliere, dnd (fer their We Sreatnton of the land will be fortunate if they do not t. quick aud violent redress. Sok eeitnes they rebel, or sutfer paeae certain it is that more or less distinctly they will‘ come to ‘the convlusion that the Hangesstan is. reurdship, and more or Jess inteliigemtly they will , favor any movement that proposes the present order of Agvatiors: wil find in them do‘ahy work on-it. The croppings are described. as being i immense, and nearly all the bowlders and float, rock about the lead show streaks of cinnabar upon being broken’ open. The party located under the new law’ of Congress, and, Wwé presume, gob-. bled up about all they could find. They'seta . of men at work to davelep their lead, which they be-. lieve to be the ‘okt king bee’’ ‘of listeners and ready converts. . ll quicksilver leads. : will be deluded by the specious era argethents of demagogués, put rea Kansas papers cas it is safe to say have that faith ‘im ine ififallible i ‘ gtinet-of the masses te believe t at their dissatisfuction will crystalize chat ai Whine teat Gonera “. . that sevén acrés of ‘wheat are sown this year where there was one acre last year. This'is an evidenee that the farmers are in good spirits, and menthe bruugit intuiatimate relation: with the poole; ata of existing pave — ~ a “asec tug apart, Cocke eon! Turnipr ‘wyd Anthorst’ have both welfare their uuly in. Organized . ological _ boat elybs. Ray sate, 9 tying pandering lv corperSte. powers; . that national. ‘iim ohall eon ged with tbe sume traguatyes our’ household concérus, ins.ead of being Condueied with ‘ekttuv.pums Waste; and that pubic vilices suah be filled . with — ind a amen, in-) “their ea’ ‘ined bios cpa propose to enter ‘seal located for the observatory,—rarely . obstacle “to astronomfval observa. “ tions, and then snow falls there fre. * ides the, ; eethy § Tus Black Crook \dianapolis for tefu peal It sieeied surtived the. s atteahied. 4 in. 934 » BS a woman aan Sn are tas wue aia G8 2 2 « to pay its . was Burke, Lonnie afraid of the yellow fever,” woia”a . Mere, eohimans this morning. The elec-tiont-takes place—at--the‘Armory, on Tuesday evening, November 11th, at 7. 0’elock. A fall atténdancé of meifibers is desired. Some of the Company® have nut yet signed the muster roll, and unless they do so betweeh now and the election: they will not be entitled to ‘vote. 5> Dentistry. Dr, Wm, Kent has opened an office for the practice of dentistry, on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, over Beckman’s. in this city, See advertisement, In San Diego Judge Rolfe was a candidate: fer the position of District Judge. He is a brother of I. J. Rolfe of Nevada city, The San Diego Union favored him, and got off the followitig , items in his beA ‘gentlenian took a seat on a crooked. pin at the-Horton House last evening and immediately madea balloon ascension © to, the: ‘ésiling. As he descended he said “I'll vote for Rolfe!’’ ‘ A dashing rider, monnted on o coal-black steed, $péed up the street ata breakneck pace, and as he disappeated .atound.-a--dornér he was} heard to say ‘‘Vote for Ro!fe!’’ Last evening a beautiful little . girl standiig by an open window in the fourth story of a brick building on Fifth street lost-her balance and _ fell out, and just before she touched . the ground she pyslaimed, “Vote for Rolfe!*’ Just before dark lant evening a féarfal din was henrd in a private residence on Eighth street.. Suddenly the door Hew open, ‘and out rushed a veteran, Denseorat, whose coat was rent up the back, his head, which showed three slight’. contusions over the eyes, was hatless, and -his manners showed -plainly that, he was agitated. Close behind: him was his eee who had ‘evidently been Ly ate . pitched, “<will . you-‘do it?” the spectators were apprehensive that V. D. was growing deaf. He replied, “Yes, I'll vote for Rolfe,’’ whereupon she dropped her broom and embraced him, a ; Droves of Cattle.’ Daring lest week, nearly every day large droves of ‘cattle have béen passing through town destined for the valleys. Three mdre ‘droves of cows and oxen were driven ee . Nevada and Suoramento streets, . . yesterday, kicking .up a tremendous ‘ist. “Amid the halloing of drivers, the bellowing of cattle, the'noise of “the cow bells, and ‘the shouts of a + thousand children —(more-orless) } just fem school, it séemed as though pandemonium hed broke loose. The cattle did not look in very good ‘order, and had evidently been herded } up in the mountains too’ long. Cola Weather, Daring the few days the of . nig hts atid early mornings hive been bitter cold, the thermometer going down to 15 or 20 degrees below freez.: ing'point. ‘Overcouts, cheérful tires, and stimulating drinks are ‘in. demand, while red noses, which are quite comuion in the morning, is not always’ an index that ‘a fellow ‘has been ‘pressing his tansey. ” Roll ef Sesion: : The following are the names’ olithe pupils on, the roll of honor in . Lake City school, for the month e ing Oct. 27th; Migs ‘Katie teacher: Gertie Black, @aptie Black, . ' . Ada Penders, Emma Shellenberger, iets be Wat. F. Eves, 0.8. said election ape, the at Ww, rat report wast ALARGE SUP, CUCAMONGA & PORT WINES. tender te 3 ie ye had maticid ‘Tae . Hoek “® Mic State Poutological Society made $10,chard. 4 East‘of the Blue Ridge the ‘North Carolina apple crop is pronounced deficient; west of the mountains, good. Roll of Honor.. The following pupils are on the roll of lionor in the Blue Tent school for the month ending Oct, 24th, Miss Belle Cooper teacher: Josie Penders, Allie Blackwood, Nevada Sutherland, Elia‘Blackwood, Mollie Sutherland, James Arbogast, Robbie Blackwood, Tommy Kirkham, Willie Penders, Walter Penders. i tn Syria pe dad held. at the Armory, in this city, on ey _ Bacay Evening, Nov. llth, At 734 o’clock, Every member should be on hand promptly. Any member whose name does not appear on the Muster Roll by Nov. 11th will not be entitled to vote. The roll‘ can be found with the Orderly ries rtd at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office. By order . Lieut. JNO. A. RAPP, Coma. Headquarters Fourth aed California National Guard, Sacrame.to, Oct. "20th, 1873. Special Order No. 9.—John A. Rapp, 1st Lieutenant Co C, 4th Infantry Regiment,

—— Brigade, N. G. C., is hereby apointed Inspector, to tend’ and cenduct an election for cers Of Nevada Light Guard, to fill’ vacancies to be caused by expiration of the terms of the present A cumbents. Lieutenant John A. Rap wil conduct the proceedings to the Brig. Gen. JOSIA HOWELL. Frank-Miller, As’t, Adj’t. General. = 028 DR. Bicinalbonpnia comer of and Pine (man’s. His! a pnd attention will be deyoted to the pra:tice of his profession. Chioroform or Ether administered when desired, 028 ‘NEVADA SKATING RINK. mE RD on te pted. “Ss “a j uni exce 80, on meneny, * Weduesiay and Satur-« ‘ Ad Whe end-use of Skates 25. cts. Childreti in the Afternoon halfprice, Tickets in packagés of Five.... $1 00 Tickets im packages of Eight.... 150 By the month, gentlemen...... 400 By the month, ‘ladies. ........2.50 Gentleman and Lady........ 500 The best of ordér tained B. BULLARD, Prop’t. ‘°° Nevada, Oct 6th, 1873, ‘Syoanerere GA WINE. PLY OF They ars eepecially adapted for “RP WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Mary O'Conor, Ernie Paine, Mary . . Creegan, Annie Polmere, Tommie Lonnie Py Pollie Polillig _Rolmere,: Wiltie nitewdn es = axa OF inmgredl * oe eG ‘ate li tee i . we Oka vent Sr Dora Walpa 8. HOLEROOK £00." eve VE WINES, IN MEYADA cITy. ae ae ne the merits wr The customs and internal. Te-. ceipts have been 80 dpvorable that : 000 this season from his mS * OF. Dé Bargion P, ‘Trustee. ...186 Bargion P, ‘frustee....188 V Bargive P, ‘Irustee...-. 1e9 Bargion P, Trustee...,. 190 mR, Trustee.+---.192 eenGed Pt tibetably reer ey. . Baryion, Barzion Palmer C C Palmer € C, ‘Trustee. ...169 ~~ thereon, together ‘with costs ‘T spective ovens op ager ou 2600). yer JOs-. : 12 50 YBargion P, ‘Trustee. . patkuee 136 WwW 12 50 Bargion Pp. Trustee. ..-179 6 25 Bargion P, ‘Trustee. ..-.+ 181 taaeeee Betnce P, Trustee Baryioti PB. ‘irustee. P, Trustee. Pi, Trustee.. 5, ‘Trustee ., Bargion P, ‘Trustee. Baryion' P: sbeee ott Bargion P; Trustee... oe: Bargion P, ‘i xustee. . Bargion P; Bargion P, Trustee. Bargion P, Trustee. PR, Prustee.F Bargion P, Trustee..<+Bartiion P, Trustee.... Bargiou anenes BS RD BIBS BD ED NDS EGE Ore: Greo BOBS ROS DOE EEERESESSSSSERESATTRS ERS AAE EET oese teen Soret : Miller H L Miller H L Milier HL Miller H L Miiier H L. Miller H Miller H reer es Milfer H L.. Milkr H L.. Miller HL Paimer C ©..1.. Palmer, C; Gis sseay peeg. 2 Palmer C C... foane ented 1 . Bargion P, Trusiéé. 22.. 346, 1 EAL TATE LT PAL I ED Bargion Pp, Trustee.. .o.es nd ; Bargion P, 'Erusiec. 4.. a“ ; BORN, Bargion P, Trustee.... uGh z = = . Bargion Pp, ruses sarekae ed ; In this city, October 26th, 1873, to Geo. Becton BY ae ae ui + W. Baldwin and wife, sen. Baigion F, ‘Frusted...-.403° 6 ios . Baryion P, ‘Crustee.i..A0t 6 : Bargion P, Trustee..4.408 126 _DIGD, Bargion P, Trustee.,...410 25 : . Bargion P, ‘rustoe.... 411 25 Bargion Pp; Trustee.,.i . .412) 25 At Rough & Ready, ook 26th, 1873, L, A. . Bargion P, Trustee. pay? 12 Walling, aged 66 years. Bargion P, “frustee....414 12 Badger Stephen.,.y... 877, A 250 Badger ga (oe 3 s Badger Stephen Pe) y Badger Stephen.. ee bs en. wag THEATRE---TO-NIGHT. . badger spr e 13 : ; _ . Badger Stephen wo OBR 12, 50 Serer Badger Stephen, ... .,.884", 12 50 ee acy Badger Stephen.. ae 1350 'C) Badyer Stephen..;..-. Laugh & Grow Flt! . Bader sepnen a ara 3 Badger ‘Stephen ‘ 12 50 ” . Badger Siephen... Bu lz 60 ; Brooks J W... .-6 25 A little nonsense now and then, 6 25 . Is relished by the wisest men. 6325 : 6 26 ery TUESDAY EVENING. 25 00 Mr, J. P. Adams, . oe FC Barron core deer ne B95 25 THE CELEBRATED YANKEE COMME. Barren Richard.. «J» 386 2s DIAN will appear in several of his Down. Barron Kichard.,..... v7 108. [25 East Specialties. . Barron Richard oneeed88 «86100 25 He will be su pec by the unrivaled . Barron Richard:....-. 399 «= 108 ~~ «25 Boy Actor" and Female Impersonator, Barron Richard, $.28400)./100 25 Barron Richard. Vr ery. 40h 100 25 , cEDDIE. FONTENEAU. Doherty John © -8i6 60d: Ao POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY: owed arustee. ‘ae 0" Admission Fifty Cents. Children'26 cts, . Maguire J M, Prastéc.;.. 2 6 1 Commences at 7 3-4 o’clock. Maguive J M, Trustee,. . Go Wied : Mayuire J M, Trustee.. (G80 > 2 Maguire J M; ‘Prustee. ee aw FS MILITARY ELECT Mayuired Mj. ‘Drustes., a = S : 8 = J er 3 4 ® : ON. vee ¢ M, ‘Trustee:.. 23 = : = uire ‘Trustee . 4 aia Mag hire Me Trustee wes 60° “22 pas Menuiry em Densses Ee 90° GS “ATTENTION Mayuired M, Trustee.. 48. 60.3 NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! . Hesured 4b fimsieo.) 44% 35 a iM 18 N ‘accordance with orders from head. Maguire JM * 100 quarters, an election of Commissioned . Maguired,M 100cers of the Nevada ht Guard for the . MaguireJ M 100 50 6 50. we bc BRSERESRERREEEEEE EE SESEEuREEEEEEE SERUSSERERESESESSHBEEESEESREEESKEESSSE= EE EEE pa . PJ Palmer C O, ‘Prustee.. .3u5 be 6138 Palmer € O, Trustee, ... ws 560. ly Palmer C ©, Trustee... -322 100. 25 Palmer © O, Trubtee...323 ° 100 25 Yaimer CO @, Trustee.. /. 324. 10s 2 Palmer C 0; «se +.325> 100>. 26 Palmer C ©, Trustee.. .372 2 66 Palmer C C, ‘Lrustee... 373 25 6 Hersey 2 C, Trustee... 374 15 3 C Qy'Srustee.. 95 44 0.6 Seer Trustee. .. 425 10 2 Palmer C Cy 'fruates, .«.. . ee Richardson EA, Trustes. 75° 60 12 Richardson E A, ‘Trustee. a 10 62 chardson »Drubtee).1a7 20) 2 Richardson E A, Trustee 10. 2 Richardson E a Heavies: > lv.) 2 50 Righardson HA, Trustee.250 100 25 ou ‘Trustee. 350 merry ripe at rink oo at 25 3 accordance Ww: W, and an . 2,94 ‘Board of tgp oyy. made on the I th y of sphere ea ay ae alt be sold at abiie th oftive of the Company, pi ig me gp a Spear Streets, ban Francisco, California, on Monday, the ‘Terth day of November, oe the heyr of 12 o'clock, M. of said y, pay said DVelin quent Apseement and expenses of 8a] “One C. PALMER, Secretary. Office—Corner of 1 Market and Spear sts., San + rancisco, California. 028 HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR Pasaie House and Furniture situ. ie on Sacraniente Street, Nevada ity, is offered for sale, Enquire } on the ype of Nevada, Oct: asth: SB Be FIER; For 30 Days Only-! ! O eeeE a ro SALE His. ENTIRE ‘. clGaRs,PIPES, CARDS, CUTLERY bead (Gi ag “AT cost "PRICES! The Stock ig Sri'Gand on the FIFanette DA¥ OF NOVEMB: & Silstian tee sat italien en, . me asad SEqe) _pancy: ARTICLES, ND everything 'f rl Drage eifound ina fret chess Cor, Pine & Commercial adie ~ (Bussentus’ CM Stand, eee ore Pe ve 0A SODA! ‘KISSINGEN, —AND— ON DRAUGHT ~AT— NEVADA CITY. , GRAND OPENING DAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE, _ Thursday, Oct. 2, 1873. Though somewhat eurby as yet, our House with its usual enterprise, and a full appreciation of the tastes of our customers, haswith a reliable description of the changes and additions im pros — pect for the Fall Season. of Fashfon. Ss ere: will open for oo and sale our sta Hype DRESS GOODS. Consisting of Plain and Faney Dress Goods in large quantities. Plain and new shades, all Weel Diagonals, — Empress, — and Burrity Cloths, We have these in a variety of beautifal designs Real Irish Poplins, in 20’ shades. Waterpreofs in Plaid, Stripes, Navy Blues, Bottle Green, Piam, Deep Wine color, and all tints ia rich colors, We have this Fall the largest and best selected stock ‘of Shawls, such as 3orbshire and Paisley. . A beautiful stock’ of Black ana Colored Silks, .varying in pele trom. 60 1H, per yard. We: have received » gigantic stock of Carpets. 20 pieces 3-ply new patterns, of the moss, beautiful \ “20 County. Ladies’ Misses’ ay ilanen tates and immenre and choice stocks) — ‘We tdeuhle do: shaie-gm our geod lt we ask you is to call at-the large Whole will: be sale one penthinen Seean.tene ROSENBERG: BROS. ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA. “Py S, Country Merchantarcam punch cote st one eatchliehoaent «fen Tow PRESORIPRIOS-€ARETULLY com. Congress ‘Water, BELL & BROWN'S ROSENBERG BROS’ . tens to gratify their curiosity — n , . . pieces English Ingraip and Common Car : pets, enough for every house in evel ~ WRV! IA Deat if: My Walling, ‘ denly at Ready, 00 heart dist his death ling 1 foiir mont covered § 4 aro d. his frient death, a8 for a long “as usual ¢ Sunday 2 ~ in his be city in th 9 visit, at a half of uby @ cou this city, gad tidiz sof Jerséy, I Galena, ] ted to Ci years ag Ready, ¥ being en ‘Jong resi ed him ¥ friends. Rough a . the ausp which 01 \ — ye Hyma Pine str erything any othe * The d ing Con ble _liti; from th confirm at that final, a out.” a Chil 5 Dresses for $1 « _ Wen thoritie Messrs. vada F —— that preys Tesiden be thai *ight 6% a ‘AUBETELT fe 78 Le 9