September 24, 1876 (4 pages)

atoard of the train and had no ticket -or money to pay her fare to this eounty, The conductor insisted on her fare, and some person advanced the money for ‘the Sake’ of getting rn, .knowing she wag insane, reached Grass Valley arid stapped” ‘there awhile, . and finally some one paid her fare t 4 on the birs to this city.” “Sie win-. . ters. an — ‘ions six “Toet by . dered around here ried rg en! five, ‘having a. carrying capacity of the’ case_ was repo a va Go Mtesioners ‘of Sai . Franciseo ha turned to that place efter having examined the Pordyce Valley: resovoir, and the works known ‘as the South Yuba Company, in this county.’ The Chronicle in an article on the. subject says; The water of the . her ontof that. t South Yuba after leavin a cas flow: 2 Aer RINE gAMEEMMBET AN om 6 9% 8 ‘I "__ ply the South Yubg with the storage ever 108;000,000 gallons per day. . " “‘Oity Water Works. Ifthis. scheme took ber te jail. She was exemined by Drs, Hunt and ‘Vulentine and pronounced insane, : Important to Voters. The copy for the printing of the Great Register of this county cay pot be retained jater than the 4th @ay of Ovtober. Citizens of: the: county entitled to vote at the. November election, pot already registered, if they wish their-numes to be fonnd on the printed copy, should register before hat time. Affidavits of citizens-entitled to registration, iu the hands of all perties authorized to ad. ministér oaths, showld'be sent to the County Clerk before the 4th of QOctober. Blauk affidavits will beuia nisbed by the Coauty Clerk, as 4 tofore upon request, for registration under Section 1097. of the Political This main flame is eight milés long, and extends down Bear Valley in the direction-of Nevada Gity. ; At Ditch camp the water'is diverted to Datch Filet and Gol! Rav, where the bydriialic mines use an immense quan~ Mity: “Dre vurplus flows through the main flame to supply the Nevada is decided upon asa soured of supply for San Francisco, it is the intention to continue the Dutch Flat and Gold Ban Canal on to Auburn Or Rockland and from a main distri= bating reservoir here to pipe thence “Y20 miles to the city over nearly the game foute as selected forthe Tahoe acheme. As. source of water supreservoirs now in process of construction will furnish the maxrimam of At the jast session of ‘Ta BAL Which, ‘aimed at the complete destraction of the University in ay shape,in which ‘it is possible to exist. Owing to this sonrce of otstraction — and Natidd," Bat for the vigyas been. decided to @ktend ‘to him a ‘ Tey “Asylum. water required by the Commission, There is no doubt about their being water enough, But there are several objections fo making this scheme the sourceof supply for this city. In the first place the main supply reservoirs are located in so high a region that ice and snow form on the warfare to a thickness of 15 to 20 fect, and the location is so remote that in. the Winter season the works cannot be reached. Inthe region of Fordyes Valley the snow falls to adepth of 24to 30 feet. Below the niain reservoir the snow fall ia also very “heavy, and in the Winter season whole sections of the flame are swept away by snow slides and repairs are impossible for weeks and months. ‘the mines were shut off from a full supply of water from last December to the first.of May. In the second place every drop of water that can be basbanded from the South Yuba is heeded in Placer aud,Nevada Coun. ties to develop the mines and supply irrigating ditches, and ita diversion to San Francisco to the extent of 100,000,000 gallons per day, would work & positive injury fo tlfat section’ of the State.” The'works and franchise have beeti heldfor'years by a stock company, but have recently been perchased, by Alvings Hay ward “Yor the et sum of $610,000 ip order to keep dhomt from ‘falling’ ito thehands. of English, capitalists who te monopolize the water for eertain mines.of their own, As ‘the works now pay a very hundsome interest on the capitalinvested, there will not probably be any great effort ‘anade to dispose of the scheme to the <mity, guless the city is inclined to buy it. ~ a jase ieunatnersnnremed ae Alta says: Ov supitot Senator Hoo. Ava. Sargent, in the hails of ‘the Natiqnl Legislature will ‘artiye inthe city Saturday evening, Duringthé past seskion of@ongress, Sen“ator Batgent labdre® ardously and unceasingly fer¢hp imterests of the iaphatiatosst the, Sonetor, most, if the appropriations for this ‘would have been defeated, and Metesees and exertions is dua pipes fiastege of the Hawaiian Wreaty. “Tn recognition of the distin“guished services rendered by him, it public reception oa'biverrival. The attengements have been entrust.d to Hayes Invincibles, who will + second parede in honor guished Senator. a aia of Evening Service. ~ "We hive been requested to atate that owing to the days getting shorter “and the nights longer, the time of ea service will :be bhairged in » Until farther netive,to 71% first bell will ring at aiach’ sua feo tanasa bell at 744 ‘olelock: This change upplies to.alt Tretentant mendullnstioneel the city. “i Taxar are 250 patients’ in the Napa Code, as amended, . Indiana speeches: “No man, I think, Political Notes, Senator Booth said in one of his whose sympathies were so enlisted in the war as mine were, is’ more ready. to réobive repentant. rebels than I, and no one’ more willing. to kill the fatted calf; but I think with you, that when we do: receive them’ they ought to come as repentant prodiguls, and not claim the head of the table.” The Republicans look with confidence for the election of their Gongreasmen in the First and ‘Second . Districts, while the Democrats Jook with coufidence for thé ‘election of their Congressmen in the Third and Fourth. , blvine,; and Harrison, candidates for Governor of Indiana, are tu speak at the, Tippecanoe battle: groand. in Indiana, on the 26th. The Republicans are throwing all! their force into Indiuna. The Boys in Blue are there stirring its patriotism to the very fotndation, and Blaine opens there on Tuesday next, South Carolina Democratie papers are printing the rebel war records. of their eendidates for State officers. Of oné it is said that he participated in the grand movement of Gen, Jack. son hurling MeCleHan’s advance forced back into Muryland, and that bis was ‘‘a military career of which any’ Carolitiian, might be proud." ig The gubernatorial yote of this State in the ast-election, was as follows — Phelps (Republican) received 31," 822; Bidwell (Tndependenit) 29,763, and Irwin’ (Democrat) 51,409; the united vote: of Phelps ‘and Bidwell exceeding that of Irwin by 175, A New Thioagh Line. Cutcaeo, September 21, — The Tribune says: Officers of the Erie, Baltimore id Obl, tnd Usicn Pacific Railroads are’ on their way to this vity for the purpose of making arrangements to establish a through . . line from New York to San Francisco. This has been a long-contemplated ‘scheme of Jay Gould's and he seems to ive at list obluibed sufficiant iaterest.ia the Northwestern and other roads necessary ty complete the line and carry the scheme to a successful issue, ‘The roads to constitute this line are the Erie, from New York to Salamanca; the Atlantic and Great Wester from Salamanca to: MansBela the Batmore avd.Qhio, .from Mausfield to Chicago}' the Chicago and Northwestern, from Chicago: to Outwhi}' the “Union *Picific, from Omaha to Ogden; and the Central Pacitia,’ teeta coma a Francis. 0 to POET pp vere tet ages Aas om and Gaon W Western, to Cineinnat: vio and Mississippi, to S'. Lotis: Aah St, % Bag eR City and Northern and St. Joseph and Councit Biff to Omaha, a’ A tehce via the Union and Central Pacific, to San Fran rey, Gould biuiself is with the e party, bow on ibeir wuy-here, and it. is.stated=that there are vo futher obstucies in the way of muking this, vans favorite scheme, & fixed fact. _Carpeuter.”’ . Bell, Democrat, for. Secretary -of [yo meee ~ Thee Ti ri says: The 2 have made a® of @ekland alongs, The schdol bill which he introduced in the last Leg: isliture and advocated with bis Wiiited will was as nearly infamoas as anything ever prepared in connection with our system of public edncation. We propose hereafter to Carpenter as beo.deserves. The San Francisco Bulletia says: “Ex-Speak. Carpentercf Et-Doradocounty bas . been nominated for Congress bythe . Democrats of the Second District. re padlish this bill and to show up}: iladelphia Letter. — st the ‘” ANSORIPT. ponsiderstion; and apidettto have t removed. U this decision GRAND . OPENING Carpenter did what be could ‘to break down the system of public education in this State. He introdaced athdtig ‘other things, It does not help the case that his bill was. so fiiterly bad that hisowa party refased. to give it support, or that to some extent» Carpenter might have been the tool of others: He is ‘a weak man of ili balanced judgment and as much of a demagogue as it is possible for a man of small calibre to: be, He wilt probably rd& -bebiud “his ticket a long way. Page, his. Republicah competitor, is popular in the Distriét; and another thousand ought to be added to his majority, as a kind of ‘left-handed’ compliment to —— Murder Trials. 3 The Truckee Republican © says: ‘The first of the Trout Creek murder cases is set for Monday the 25th inst. Constable Cross has been summoning witnessee for the prosedation, and Greeléy bas had his hands full on the defence, about seventy-five persons having been summoned so far. J, O'Neil is the first oue to be tried. The trial will probably occupy from 6 to 8 days, as there are a long line of witnesses to be examined. Strennous effortg-were made on the part of the defence to have the trial come off at Truckee, but the Judge would not allow it,. Most of the witnesses will not go until taken down on abench warrant, in which case the county. will have to stand tbe expenses. After seeuring the jury the examination of witnesses will. occupy 3 or 4 days, as there are agreat many of them andthey will be closely cross-questioned. October Elections. On the fOth day of October next, ‘being thé second Tuesday of the month, State elections will be held in Indiana, Ohio, Towa, Georgia and West Virginia. Thé result of the elections in Ohio -and Indiana is looked ‘upon as important in its beating apon the November election. In 1872 Indiana gave Grant a ma jority of 32,515, and Hendridks, Democrat, for Governor, a majority of; 1,148.»,Iu 1874 Neff, Demeorat, for Seoretaty of State had a majorit y of 17,252. Ohio will undoubtedly go Republican, as the party there is thoronghly organized and united. Ohioin 1872 gave Grant a Majority of 37,531; in 1873 Allen, for Goyernor, had # mojority of 817; in 1874 State bud ‘a’ majority of 17,: 202, in 1875 Hayes, Republican, for Gover-. nor had-a-majority of 5,544. (Great Councilor Red Men, The Great Coune'l of the Imp. 0. R. M., of “thie ‘United States ‘held its aot alseqsipn iy Philadelphia last week. It Was well attended, prominent members of the order from all parta: of the Union being: present. The reported membership in, this country amounts to 40,000, divided into 600 tribes .in thirty-six States, and $100,000 is expended annnally for relief. Adam Smith of San Franciseo, Was élected: Great Incobone; Charles Letchuian, of Massachusetts, Great Senior, Sagamore; J, Morris, of Delaware, Great Keeper of . Wampun. Columbus, Ohio, was chosen . as the next place of meeting. aie ->-<-> Surrerma Savannan.—The* news from the fover stricken city of Savanush, Georgia; isappalling. There were reported 266 new cases in, one day, und the daily expenses are. $1,200. New York is Stirring actively in behalf of the” sufferers, A comwitteercd twenty-five bave : been appointed to raise fadds for the stricken people; and’ $2/200' already’ bollected. HILADELPHIA, Sept, ] 2° the explosives w. yall cast © the}. — On 4 : NEVAD. . Nevada Dax “Tadkscuter: = Ptake, afitit is datoniabing, ch tr leita The bo ‘@pvitersaty of the el shonid Beles ‘and WinTER i * ad@Btion GF the edn of Poot os ceo be brought i z ‘DRY pads, “Tae sylwania, mill be ‘nppropriately ceF . Gove ut of aD jof the = . hei ebgated obits th instent ster ty viiaisgs;abd it dwn off Bon[\ ae sive preparations are being” Made, . gratulation that it bas been removed R . sere and Governor Hartranft bas issaed before the world was rhocked by tbe BLUMENTH AL's merers a vient a proclamation, and Mayor Stokey . announcement of B — accipi pales , Ae te to suppend business for whom the case appeared to nae: ub"NEVADA erry,’ “say peatdess allow all* classes’ ‘istal attractions, so much so that wie joes wheel ec Lit ns celebration, tojthe locality was. often erowded oy} BAY. with the LARGEST and 3a ciardad: Ww be held in ‘Fairmount Park. The . the unwary, all ae es to geta. ASSORTED Stock of : eee a railpoad companies.are making at-}near view Of the innocént-Idoking . ): , Pall and Winter + Godis, ; be yee alik rangements to issne excursion tick. bottles, Amicus. ==5 TT workzat ete-at reduced fates, to be good for . a —o-—_—____. Ever brought to Nevada mere a cal wor {By Telegrapb.} part us follows: hundred tons one Week; and tis thougbt that RY about a.quarter ofa million of péoMining Stocks. = ren plesgitvisit the Centennial ExposiYe sterday Morning's Sales ae “Baotah Plaide, ‘all a bk oF RES tfot: ‘in that’ week ‘It‘is ‘expected . F " ey rench and American Prints, reducing the o that New York will soon givea duy, . 165 Ophir 59. iF Black Cretons, Black yg upos wich ocudéién, Governor Til. . 220-Mexicay 3.34. and Four car loa den and other prominent Offitials,. 105 Gould & Gully 15%. Colored Cashmeres, Alpac. here yesterda: 775 Best & Belcher 46%. cas, all colors , Belgian Cords, Railroad Co., will be present and hold receptions 710. Calitornia 61. at the State buildings. Last Satur] 399 oo omee Black Silks, éte. jness in the « day’s attemdance was estimated at} 610 Ch ken 5534. FL ANNELS, ‘passenger trav . “ issione 20 oar aoe ti 116,000: aod « the Ggmmissioners 850 Hale & Norerose 11%. White, Red and Blue, all The advertis have decided to extend the half rate 1470 Yellow Jacket 25%. widthe. Bank appears i days for the remaining Saturdays of} 655 Imperial 454. i " eure, . the present month. In one of. Bay. 50 ore nce 12. ee. SHAWLS. A meeting « ard Taylor’s letters ‘to. the Tribune, Be Belcher 3134, Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil. . the Citizens ¥ he expresses his astonishment. that So few of the rich class attend the Exhibition, and very few of the most fayoréd cl asses of Philadelphia, are Tepresented. On examination of the hotel registers, it is shown that visitors from every State and Territory are here. One of the hotels in elese proximityto the grounds, comfortably. accommodated forty-two bundréd guests one night Jast week, at very cheap rates: but many prefer, and find it much more convenient to’stay in the heart of the city, where they can be provided for, even less crowded and at less expense, at boarding houses. Many are induced to go to. the hotel that I mention, be_ cause of the announcement of ‘its terms, being one dollar per day; but the accommodations do not ¢xce! those of boarding houses;-and_ the hotel is conducted on the Earopean plan, meals being furnished ala carte, and in'the end are mach more expensive than buarding by the day, as excellent board and quarters can be readsly procured at $1 50 per day. The side shows and temporary buildings iu thé vicinity of the Jate fire, bave been condemned by the Grand Jary, and the Mayor has ordered the poliee to immediately remove all the buildings that’ have ‘been erected without authority. Many partes iad leased ground for six months, for one thousand dollars, and bas built booths pat a trifling expense; but the patronage was very slender for the first four months, aud now that business is just beginuing to be brisk, and thére is a prospect of theirinvestment paying it is all knocked in the head by the fmperative order of the Mayor. The loss by the recent tire, footed ‘up, ath dunts to about one hundred and forty-five thousand dollars. Last Tuesday night at a: late hour, the Mayor and his police foree, made « Yaid on oné of the variety theatres on Elm avenue. At the time; twenty young girls who represent Jiying statuary, were, busily evgaged in performing the Can-Can, . They, the proprietor, and some of the spectators, were conducted to the'station hotisé to awaita further hearing. Every precuntion-is being taken in all thé departments within the enclosure to prevert fires>and nas of the most dangerous ‘exbibits in the Goveen ment ie ‘was ordered to be removed. Aboug the 1st of Jane: a large quantity of the most dangerous explosives was brougat from the torpedo station, at Newport,R. I., by Listteuant Convers, U.S. N., “and the: centre of the naval section, in bottles, in a larga sized show-case Six of thése vials contained, in all, & quart of nitro-glycerine, and one of them @ quart of dynamite; besides these, there were Upwards of a dozen bottles of explosive matter, much more _dangerons., than gunpowder, each bottle : containing from a half that there were four quarts of . nitroglycetive in the case, but others contradicted it, ‘and said there’ was only a quart. ‘There was a special guard stationed at this case fora month, who warned and kept the. people from jostling against the cnse, as the slightest jar might have caused a most fatal -concustion. Che guard filled a anost perilous po. sition until thematter was laid he-. b fore the Secretary of the Navy and others, who gave it their serious placed dn exhibition by him near Pint fon Giart.” One official stated—_ 490 Sierra Nevada 144%. . 170 Bullion 34%. foo se 500 Union Con 1444, i 370 Exchequer _ 14, 505 Overman 78. 160 Confidence 1614. 200 Julia 734, 100 Lady Bryan 40¢. 450 Caledonia 914. . 50 Rock Island * 5%. 68 Silver. Hill 8. 400 Eureka Con 1334, Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Fripay, September 22nd, 1876. K Casper, City & Curves, San oe 3 Fresier, * C M Weymouth, Gaiptowetue RS Donnelly. City 4 E Smith, North Bloomfield Wn Stephens, Col Hill : J N Payne, Truckee Geo W Potter, Steckton 8 L Dunstan , Grass Va llev HOTEL ARRIVALS. ational Exchange ‘Hotel. Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Faipay, September 22nd, 1876. L P McCarthy, San Francisco J Colley, City E J Sollers, Wheatland wm Smith, do J T Moore, do J F Ray, Yuba City A M Kendall, Marysville C Eddy, City WA Creps & son, Dry Creek © J F Beckett, Grass Valley H 8S Jacobs & wife, Quaker Hill H Grover, Boston, Mass J J Jo hnson, Smartsville C Gilman, City SeRrovs trouble is apprehended in the southern portion of the State between the Mexicans and the Indians. The difficulty seems to. have risen below the border: of Lower California, the Indians having committed some acts of pilfering, and theu. refusing to deliver,the<thieves to the Mexicans, A band of Indians, 400 strony, have assembled on the ‘border? and the Mexican atithitities have called . for volunteers to repel the threatened attack. In case of a conflict the Anierican citizens, will be ‘the principal sufferers. iss STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. A MEETING OF THE ‘Bank ‘wilt be "ERS of ‘the Citizens Bek wil held at the. Banking Héuse, ‘on Broad street, on Monday eveni Nov: 6, at 73 o'clock ®. M., tor the vurttes of adopting By-Laws, and trausacting such ather busi. eas ag may eeiols come before it; sh M. PRESTON, President. CITIZENS ‘BANK BAAD STREET, NEVADA ‘Gfty. i (5arera,. STOCKH, $200,000. E. M. $ret (Ri cbiaet ane aba President, a . Vice President. pee T. Morgan T. W.Aigovency. Thos. Ay gee nea A. A: Soope. Receive Pepeita tray and sell wnehem e. Purchase Gold Dust ana Bullio . Highest price paid for State ae County Warrants. Draw Checks on San F : Sacr mente. Yar “Clty and toe ane: . wise — eae on New York, and all e As European Cities, Make céilections _— tran — tines sact & general San rE ry Birst. Nat. Gold Banx, San Ji ‘National’ Gold : ank. New York—Nirst National Bank. 524 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. —_—_ dren’s—in large variety. ~“MUSLINS. White Rock, Lonesdale, . Masonville, and other fayor. ite brands. FANCY GOODS. Corsets, Fancy Cotton and Woolen Hose, Veils, Wors. jted in allshades, ‘Ladies etc. kins, ete. CARPETS. ThreePly, Brussels, Ingrain, Oil Cloth, and Mat. ting. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—a large assortment. Ladies are invited to examine my goods and prices ‘. before purchasing elsewhere. . . . All orders promptly & tended to. _. A. BLUMENTHAL. Cor, Broad and Pine aka i 1m DR. SHORE 1} yy ADDRESS THE CITIZENS oF NEVADA COUNTY, AT , NEVADA CITY, —oOn— Wednesday Evening, Sept. 27thAllturn out and hear this able ChamPion of Befurm. KEROSENE OF THE BEST QUALIT?, AT —t Fresh Cough Candy, GENUINE BETHESDA ‘WATER, t perce FROM THE sHnane AT WAtKESHA » WIS., an, MX HOUSE, CONTAINING six oe rooms, ig offered for sale cheap, ER for cash. The house is situated on Choice Toilet desks. seri enntaes nets Bi cals. aud upwards of one huhdred fruit ad Acids, Mining Chemi There Js alsoa god well audiout: AT— ~ strays ts re tye a particeb z © premises o: Tomy Eze. Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City, Sept. 44, 1336 _ E. M. PRESTON P,rop’rand Children’s Underwear, . ~ Blankets, Sheetings, Cas. . simeres, Table Linen, Nap: ~ Monday eveni Dr. Shorb, inee for electo ‘ple of Nevada ~~ ‘Wednesday ev Hon, Wm. F. Baker, Esq ple of this cox times and plac North San ¢ ber 3d. Nevada, Cit: _ er 4th, Grass. Vall ber 5th. “Baldy and to ex-Shertff E the owner ofoff with the p at the State F. Congreg Subject at Charch this e his saaitiy New Dry A. Blument Broad and Pi1 ceived an imm beautiful good city. It wo state the diffex hand, but if 3 his line, go an -ment. Hi is ¢ after this dat known before. can be fount Mest Elegant the Palace Rosenberg . store this Fall gantstock of this market’, leading Dry G ~” -eounty, offer t of foods 80 lot tition. Call s Store. ao «x Has retarnet and ‘as receiv Men, Boy’s ¢ and Shoes, an be. found in . store.’ All. wh can save mane; ee Rev. Mr. Da to bold Episcox there: will be Trinity Chare’ day School wi Hy: Have just re ment of Men’s Clothing, Un Blankets, and ‘Misses and C! which they than ever. Ca selves, Agents m Our large li * ings of the 7 sell rapidly, ¥: rin sl Box 3236, N. e sNew Cranbe: MULLOY's.

atoard of the train and had no ticket -or money to pay her fare to this eounty, The conductor insisted on her fare, and some person advanced the money for ‘the Sake’ of getting rn, .knowing she wag insane, reached Grass Valley arid stapped” ‘there awhile, . and finally some one paid her fare t 4 on the birs to this city.” “Sie win-. . ters. an — ‘ions six “Toet by . dered around here ried rg en! five, ‘having a. carrying capacity of the’ case_ was repo a va Go Mtesioners ‘of Sai . Franciseo ha turned to that place efter having examined the Pordyce Valley: resovoir, and the works known ‘as the South Yuba Company, in this county.’ The Chronicle in an article on the. subject says; The water of the . her ontof that. t South Yuba after leavin a cas flow: 2 Aer RINE gAMEEMMBET AN om 6 9% 8 ‘I "__ ply the South Yubg with the storage ever 108;000,000 gallons per day. . " “‘Oity Water Works. Ifthis. scheme took ber te jail. She was exemined by Drs, Hunt and ‘Vulentine and pronounced insane, : Important to Voters. The copy for the printing of the Great Register of this county cay pot be retained jater than the 4th @ay of Ovtober. Citizens of: the: county entitled to vote at the. November election, pot already registered, if they wish their-numes to be fonnd on the printed copy, should register before hat time. Affidavits of citizens-entitled to registration, iu the hands of all perties authorized to ad. ministér oaths, showld'be sent to the County Clerk before the 4th of QOctober. Blauk affidavits will beuia nisbed by the Coauty Clerk, as 4 tofore upon request, for registration under Section 1097. of the Political This main flame is eight milés long, and extends down Bear Valley in the direction-of Nevada Gity. ; At Ditch camp the water'is diverted to Datch Filet and Gol! Rav, where the bydriialic mines use an immense quan~ Mity: “Dre vurplus flows through the main flame to supply the Nevada is decided upon asa soured of supply for San Francisco, it is the intention to continue the Dutch Flat and Gold Ban Canal on to Auburn Or Rockland and from a main distri= bating reservoir here to pipe thence “Y20 miles to the city over nearly the game foute as selected forthe Tahoe acheme. As. source of water supreservoirs now in process of construction will furnish the maxrimam of At the jast session of ‘Ta BAL Which, ‘aimed at the complete destraction of the University in ay shape,in which ‘it is possible to exist. Owing to this sonrce of otstraction — and Natidd," Bat for the vigyas been. decided to @ktend ‘to him a ‘ Tey “Asylum. water required by the Commission, There is no doubt about their being water enough, But there are several objections fo making this scheme the sourceof supply for this city. In the first place the main supply reservoirs are located in so high a region that ice and snow form on the warfare to a thickness of 15 to 20 fect, and the location is so remote that in. the Winter season the works cannot be reached. Inthe region of Fordyes Valley the snow falls to adepth of 24to 30 feet. Below the niain reservoir the snow fall ia also very “heavy, and in the Winter season whole sections of the flame are swept away by snow slides and repairs are impossible for weeks and months. ‘the mines were shut off from a full supply of water from last December to the first.of May. In the second place every drop of water that can be basbanded from the South Yuba is heeded in Placer aud,Nevada Coun. ties to develop the mines and supply irrigating ditches, and ita diversion to San Francisco to the extent of 100,000,000 gallons per day, would work & positive injury fo tlfat section’ of the State.” The'works and franchise have beeti heldfor'years by a stock company, but have recently been perchased, by Alvings Hay ward “Yor the et sum of $610,000 ip order to keep dhomt from ‘falling’ ito thehands. of English, capitalists who te monopolize the water for eertain mines.of their own, As ‘the works now pay a very hundsome interest on the capitalinvested, there will not probably be any great effort ‘anade to dispose of the scheme to the <mity, guless the city is inclined to buy it. ~ a jase ieunatnersnnremed ae Alta says: Ov supitot Senator Hoo. Ava. Sargent, in the hails of ‘the Natiqnl Legislature will ‘artiye inthe city Saturday evening, Duringthé past seskion of@ongress, Sen“ator Batgent labdre® ardously and unceasingly fer¢hp imterests of the iaphatiatosst the, Sonetor, most, if the appropriations for this ‘would have been defeated, and Metesees and exertions is dua pipes fiastege of the Hawaiian Wreaty. “Tn recognition of the distin“guished services rendered by him, it public reception oa'biverrival. The attengements have been entrust.d to Hayes Invincibles, who will + second parede in honor guished Senator. a aia of Evening Service. ~ "We hive been requested to atate that owing to the days getting shorter “and the nights longer, the time of ea service will :be bhairged in » Until farther netive,to 71% first bell will ring at aiach’ sua feo tanasa bell at 744 ‘olelock: This change upplies to.alt Tretentant mendullnstioneel the city. “i Taxar are 250 patients’ in the Napa Code, as amended, . Indiana speeches: “No man, I think, Political Notes, Senator Booth said in one of his whose sympathies were so enlisted in the war as mine were, is’ more ready. to réobive repentant. rebels than I, and no one’ more willing. to kill the fatted calf; but I think with you, that when we do: receive them’ they ought to come as repentant prodiguls, and not claim the head of the table.” The Republicans look with confidence for the election of their Gongreasmen in the First and ‘Second . Districts, while the Democrats Jook with coufidence for thé ‘election of their Congressmen in the Third and Fourth. , blvine,; and Harrison, candidates for Governor of Indiana, are tu speak at the, Tippecanoe battle: groand. in Indiana, on the 26th. The Republicans are throwing all! their force into Indiuna. The Boys in Blue are there stirring its patriotism to the very fotndation, and Blaine opens there on Tuesday next, South Carolina Democratie papers are printing the rebel war records. of their eendidates for State officers. Of oné it is said that he participated in the grand movement of Gen, Jack. son hurling MeCleHan’s advance forced back into Muryland, and that bis was ‘‘a military career of which any’ Carolitiian, might be proud." ig The gubernatorial yote of this State in the ast-election, was as follows — Phelps (Republican) received 31," 822; Bidwell (Tndependenit) 29,763, and Irwin’ (Democrat) 51,409; the united vote: of Phelps ‘and Bidwell exceeding that of Irwin by 175, A New Thioagh Line. Cutcaeo, September 21, — The Tribune says: Officers of the Erie, Baltimore id Obl, tnd Usicn Pacific Railroads are’ on their way to this vity for the purpose of making arrangements to establish a through . . line from New York to San Francisco. This has been a long-contemplated ‘scheme of Jay Gould's and he seems to ive at list obluibed sufficiant iaterest.ia the Northwestern and other roads necessary ty complete the line and carry the scheme to a successful issue, ‘The roads to constitute this line are the Erie, from New York to Salamanca; the Atlantic and Great Wester from Salamanca to: MansBela the Batmore avd.Qhio, .from Mausfield to Chicago}' the Chicago and Northwestern, from Chicago: to Outwhi}' the “Union *Picific, from Omaha to Ogden; and the Central Pacitia,’ teeta coma a Francis. 0 to POET pp vere tet ages Aas om and Gaon W Western, to Cineinnat: vio and Mississippi, to S'. Lotis: Aah St, % Bag eR City and Northern and St. Joseph and Councit Biff to Omaha, a’ A tehce via the Union and Central Pacific, to San Fran rey, Gould biuiself is with the e party, bow on ibeir wuy-here, and it. is.stated=that there are vo futher obstucies in the way of muking this, vans favorite scheme, & fixed fact. _Carpeuter.”’ . Bell, Democrat, for. Secretary -of [yo meee ~ Thee Ti ri says: The 2 have made a® of @ekland alongs, The schdol bill which he introduced in the last Leg: isliture and advocated with bis Wiiited will was as nearly infamoas as anything ever prepared in connection with our system of public edncation. We propose hereafter to Carpenter as beo.deserves. The San Francisco Bulletia says: “Ex-Speak. Carpentercf Et-Doradocounty bas . been nominated for Congress bythe . Democrats of the Second District. re padlish this bill and to show up}: iladelphia Letter. — st the ‘” ANSORIPT. ponsiderstion; and apidettto have t removed. U this decision GRAND . OPENING Carpenter did what be could ‘to break down the system of public education in this State. He introdaced athdtig ‘other things, It does not help the case that his bill was. so fiiterly bad that hisowa party refased. to give it support, or that to some extent» Carpenter might have been the tool of others: He is ‘a weak man of ili balanced judgment and as much of a demagogue as it is possible for a man of small calibre to: be, He wilt probably rd& -bebiud “his ticket a long way. Page, his. Republicah competitor, is popular in the Distriét; and another thousand ought to be added to his majority, as a kind of ‘left-handed’ compliment to —— Murder Trials. 3 The Truckee Republican © says: ‘The first of the Trout Creek murder cases is set for Monday the 25th inst. Constable Cross has been summoning witnessee for the prosedation, and Greeléy bas had his hands full on the defence, about seventy-five persons having been summoned so far. J, O'Neil is the first oue to be tried. The trial will probably occupy from 6 to 8 days, as there are a long line of witnesses to be examined. Strennous effortg-were made on the part of the defence to have the trial come off at Truckee, but the Judge would not allow it,. Most of the witnesses will not go until taken down on abench warrant, in which case the county. will have to stand tbe expenses. After seeuring the jury the examination of witnesses will. occupy 3 or 4 days, as there are agreat many of them andthey will be closely cross-questioned. October Elections. On the fOth day of October next, ‘being thé second Tuesday of the month, State elections will be held in Indiana, Ohio, Towa, Georgia and West Virginia. Thé result of the elections in Ohio -and Indiana is looked ‘upon as important in its beating apon the November election. In 1872 Indiana gave Grant a ma jority of 32,515, and Hendridks, Democrat, for Governor, a majority of; 1,148.»,Iu 1874 Neff, Demeorat, for Seoretaty of State had a majorit y of 17,252. Ohio will undoubtedly go Republican, as the party there is thoronghly organized and united. Ohioin 1872 gave Grant a Majority of 37,531; in 1873 Allen, for Goyernor, had # mojority of 817; in 1874 State bud ‘a’ majority of 17,: 202, in 1875 Hayes, Republican, for Gover-. nor had-a-majority of 5,544. (Great Councilor Red Men, The Great Coune'l of the Imp. 0. R. M., of “thie ‘United States ‘held its aot alseqsipn iy Philadelphia last week. It Was well attended, prominent members of the order from all parta: of the Union being: present. The reported membership in, this country amounts to 40,000, divided into 600 tribes .in thirty-six States, and $100,000 is expended annnally for relief. Adam Smith of San Franciseo, Was élected: Great Incobone; Charles Letchuian, of Massachusetts, Great Senior, Sagamore; J, Morris, of Delaware, Great Keeper of . Wampun. Columbus, Ohio, was chosen . as the next place of meeting. aie ->-<-> Surrerma Savannan.—The* news from the fover stricken city of Savanush, Georgia; isappalling. There were reported 266 new cases in, one day, und the daily expenses are. $1,200. New York is Stirring actively in behalf of the” sufferers, A comwitteercd twenty-five bave : been appointed to raise fadds for the stricken people; and’ $2/200' already’ bollected. HILADELPHIA, Sept, ] 2° the explosives w. yall cast © the}. — On 4 : NEVAD. . Nevada Dax “Tadkscuter: = Ptake, afitit is datoniabing, ch tr leita The bo ‘@pvitersaty of the el shonid Beles ‘and WinTER i * ad@Btion GF the edn of Poot os ceo be brought i z ‘DRY pads, “Tae sylwania, mill be ‘nppropriately ceF . Gove ut of aD jof the = . hei ebgated obits th instent ster ty viiaisgs;abd it dwn off Bon[\ ae sive preparations are being” Made, . gratulation that it bas been removed R . sere

and Governor Hartranft bas issaed before the world was rhocked by tbe BLUMENTH AL's merers a vient a proclamation, and Mayor Stokey . announcement of B — accipi pales , Ae te to suppend business for whom the case appeared to nae: ub"NEVADA erry,’ “say peatdess allow all* classes’ ‘istal attractions, so much so that wie joes wheel ec Lit ns celebration, tojthe locality was. often erowded oy} BAY. with the LARGEST and 3a ciardad: Ww be held in ‘Fairmount Park. The . the unwary, all ae es to geta. ASSORTED Stock of : eee a railpoad companies.are making at-}near view Of the innocént-Idoking . ): , Pall and Winter + Godis, ; be yee alik rangements to issne excursion tick. bottles, Amicus. ==5 TT workzat ete-at reduced fates, to be good for . a —o-—_—____. Ever brought to Nevada mere a cal wor {By Telegrapb.} part us follows: hundred tons one Week; and tis thougbt that RY about a.quarter ofa million of péoMining Stocks.. = ren plesgitvisit the Centennial ExposiYe sterday Morning's Sales ae “Baotah Plaide, ‘all a bk oF RES tfot: ‘in that’ week ‘It‘is ‘expected . F " ey rench and American Prints, reducing the o that New York will soon givea duy, . 165 Ophir 59. iF Black Cretons, Black yg upos wich ocudéién, Governor Til. . 220-Mexicay 3.34. and Four car loa den and other prominent Offitials,. 105 Gould & Gully 15%. Colored Cashmeres, Alpac. here yesterda: 775 Best & Belcher 46%. cas, all colors , Belgian Cords, Railroad Co., will be present and hold receptions 710. Calitornia 61. at the State buildings. Last Satur] 399 oo omee Black Silks, éte. jness in the « day’s attemdance was estimated at} 610 Ch ken 5534. FL ANNELS, ‘passenger trav . “ issione 20 oar aoe ti 116,000: aod « the Ggmmissioners 850 Hale & Norerose 11%. White, Red and Blue, all The advertis have decided to extend the half rate 1470 Yellow Jacket 25%. widthe. Bank appears i days for the remaining Saturdays of} 655 Imperial 454. i " eure, . the present month. In one of. Bay. 50 ore nce 12. ee. SHAWLS. A meeting « ard Taylor’s letters ‘to. the Tribune, Be Belcher 3134, Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil. . the Citizens ¥ he expresses his astonishment. that So few of the rich class attend the Exhibition, and very few of the most fayoréd cl asses of Philadelphia, are Tepresented. On examination of the hotel registers, it is shown that visitors from every State and Territory are here. One of the hotels in elese proximityto the grounds, comfortably. accommodated forty-two bundréd guests one night Jast week, at very cheap rates: but many prefer, and find it much more convenient to’stay in the heart of the city, where they can be provided for, even less crowded and at less expense, at boarding houses. Many are induced to go to. the hotel that I mention, be_ cause of the announcement of ‘its terms, being one dollar per day; but the accommodations do not ¢xce! those of boarding houses;-and_ the hotel is conducted on the Earopean plan, meals being furnished ala carte, and in'the end are mach more expensive than buarding by the day, as excellent board and quarters can be readsly procured at $1 50 per day. The side shows and temporary buildings iu thé vicinity of the Jate fire, bave been condemned by the Grand Jary, and the Mayor has ordered the poliee to immediately remove all the buildings that’ have ‘been erected without authority. Many partes iad leased ground for six months, for one thousand dollars, and bas built booths pat a trifling expense; but the patronage was very slender for the first four months, aud now that business is just beginuing to be brisk, and thére is a prospect of theirinvestment paying it is all knocked in the head by the fmperative order of the Mayor. The loss by the recent tire, footed ‘up, ath dunts to about one hundred and forty-five thousand dollars. Last Tuesday night at a: late hour, the Mayor and his police foree, made « Yaid on oné of the variety theatres on Elm avenue. At the time; twenty young girls who represent Jiying statuary, were, busily evgaged in performing the Can-Can, . They, the proprietor, and some of the spectators, were conducted to the'station hotisé to awaita further hearing. Every precuntion-is being taken in all thé departments within the enclosure to prevert fires>and nas of the most dangerous ‘exbibits in the Goveen ment ie ‘was ordered to be removed. Aboug the 1st of Jane: a large quantity of the most dangerous explosives was brougat from the torpedo station, at Newport,R. I., by Listteuant Convers, U.S. N., “and the: centre of the naval section, in bottles, in a larga sized show-case Six of thése vials contained, in all, & quart of nitro-glycerine, and one of them @ quart of dynamite; besides these, there were Upwards of a dozen bottles of explosive matter, much more _dangerons., than gunpowder, each bottle : containing from a half that there were four quarts of . nitroglycetive in the case, but others contradicted it, ‘and said there’ was only a quart. ‘There was a special guard stationed at this case fora month, who warned and kept the. people from jostling against the cnse, as the slightest jar might have caused a most fatal -concustion. Che guard filled a anost perilous po. sition until thematter was laid he-. b fore the Secretary of the Navy and others, who gave it their serious placed dn exhibition by him near Pint fon Giart.” One official stated—_ 490 Sierra Nevada 144%. . 170 Bullion 34%. foo se 500 Union Con 1444, i 370 Exchequer _ 14, 505 Overman 78. 160 Confidence 1614. 200 Julia 734, 100 Lady Bryan 40¢. 450 Caledonia 914. . 50 Rock Island * 5%. 68 Silver. Hill 8. 400 Eureka Con 1334, Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. Fripay, September 22nd, 1876. K Casper, City & Curves, San oe 3 Fresier, * C M Weymouth, Gaiptowetue RS Donnelly. City 4 E Smith, North Bloomfield Wn Stephens, Col Hill : J N Payne, Truckee Geo W Potter, Steckton 8 L Dunstan , Grass Va llev HOTEL ARRIVALS. ational Exchange ‘Hotel. Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Faipay, September 22nd, 1876. L P McCarthy, San Francisco J Colley, City E J Sollers, Wheatland wm Smith, do J T Moore, do J F Ray, Yuba City A M Kendall, Marysville C Eddy, City WA Creps & son, Dry Creek © J F Beckett, Grass Valley H 8S Jacobs & wife, Quaker Hill H Grover, Boston, Mass J J Jo hnson, Smartsville C Gilman, City SeRrovs trouble is apprehended in the southern portion of the State between the Mexicans and the Indians. The difficulty seems to. have risen below the border: of Lower California, the Indians having committed some acts of pilfering, and theu. refusing to deliver,the<thieves to the Mexicans, A band of Indians, 400 strony, have assembled on the ‘border? and the Mexican atithitities have called . for volunteers to repel the threatened attack. In case of a conflict the Anierican citizens, will be ‘the principal sufferers. iss STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. A MEETING OF THE ‘Bank ‘wilt be "ERS of ‘the Citizens Bek wil held at the. Banking Héuse, ‘on Broad street, on Monday eveni Nov: 6, at 73 o'clock ®. M., tor the vurttes of adopting By-Laws, and trausacting such ather busi. eas ag may eeiols come before it; sh M. PRESTON, President. CITIZENS ‘BANK BAAD STREET, NEVADA ‘Gfty. i (5arera,. STOCKH, $200,000. E. M. $ret (Ri cbiaet ane aba President, a . Vice President. pee T. Morgan T. W.Aigovency. Thos. Ay gee nea A. A: Soope. Receive Pepeita tray and sell wnehem e. Purchase Gold Dust ana Bullio . Highest price paid for State ae County Warrants. Draw Checks on San F : Sacr mente. Yar “Clty and toe ane: . wise — eae on New York, and all e As European Cities, Make céilections _— tran — tines sact & general San rE ry Birst. Nat. Gold Banx, San Ji ‘National’ Gold : ank. New York—Nirst National Bank. 524 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. —_—_ dren’s—in large variety. ~“MUSLINS. White Rock, Lonesdale, . Masonville, and other fayor. ite brands. FANCY GOODS. Corsets, Fancy Cotton and Woolen Hose, Veils, Wors. jted in allshades, ‘Ladies etc. kins, ete. CARPETS. ThreePly, Brussels, Ingrain, Oil Cloth, and Mat. ting. Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Shoes—a large assortment. Ladies are invited to examine my goods and prices ‘. before purchasing elsewhere. . . . All orders promptly & tended to. _. A. BLUMENTHAL. Cor, Broad and Pine aka i 1m DR. SHORE 1} yy ADDRESS THE CITIZENS oF NEVADA COUNTY, AT , NEVADA CITY, —oOn— Wednesday Evening, Sept. 27thAllturn out and hear this able ChamPion of Befurm. KEROSENE OF THE BEST QUALIT?, AT —t Fresh Cough Candy, GENUINE BETHESDA ‘WATER, t perce FROM THE sHnane AT WAtKESHA » WIS., an, MX HOUSE, CONTAINING six oe rooms, ig offered for sale cheap, ER for cash. The house is situated on Choice Toilet desks. seri enntaes nets Bi cals. aud upwards of one huhdred fruit ad Acids, Mining Chemi There Js alsoa god well audiout: AT— ~ strays ts re tye a particeb z © premises o: Tomy Eze. Nevada Drug Store, Nevada City, Sept. 44, 1336 _ E. M. PRESTON P,rop’rand Children’s Underwear, . ~ Blankets, Sheetings, Cas. . simeres, Table Linen, Nap: ~ Monday eveni Dr. Shorb, inee for electo ‘ple of Nevada ~~ ‘Wednesday ev Hon, Wm. F. Baker, Esq ple of this cox times and plac North San ¢ ber 3d. Nevada, Cit: _ er 4th, Grass. Vall ber 5th. “Baldy and to ex-Shertff E the owner ofoff with the p at the State F. Congreg Subject at Charch this e his saaitiy New Dry A. Blument Broad and Pi1 ceived an imm beautiful good city. It wo state the diffex hand, but if 3 his line, go an -ment. Hi is ¢ after this dat known before. can be fount Mest Elegant the Palace Rosenberg . store this Fall gantstock of this market’, leading Dry G ~” -eounty, offer t of foods 80 lot tition. Call s Store. ao «x Has retarnet and ‘as receiv Men, Boy’s ¢ and Shoes, an be. found in . store.’ All. wh can save mane; ee Rev. Mr. Da to bold Episcox there: will be Trinity Chare’ day School wi Hy: Have just re ment of Men’s Clothing, Un Blankets, and ‘Misses and C! which they than ever. Ca selves, Agents m Our large li * ings of the 7 sell rapidly, ¥: rin sl Box 3236, N. e sNew Cranbe: MULLOY's.