April 18, 1874 (4 pages)

reap@ ey et. Conimedntention, = rom os x Circe Grass Vattame—We, ee Tux new boot in Parié is the Pom . fs Saf. : The Duilr Che D aily Stans eript Ep, Taanecutrt: Samuel has quite E's Puat. April 15th. /. clipgthe following in reference to! peiidn. “It is of black -velyet, and) + teas, Nteamn Carag oe oP NAN ee { 4 neinees i i CITY, deh . . . & comment on my dast communicaEp, Tramgontpr: The past. oyreek, the M. EB Church, from the ese very high, eA legging oii aa ‘ aay i he a n NEVADA : : : __._. . Hon in the Traxsontrz, By thie way ‘was one of rain, bail andsnowstorins, Valley Union of the 27th :Bome two, Venetiatheut work, exabroi red with . tne Fo ath Sa eit Bow Slane : = . os om he talks, he judged, by. the Weeding . and is a very Rood sat le of What . yea Bago it was fond that the old silver cord, and a pink.or Pempetian . Of NeWada, agwinet Ie np: 7th ome 7 oT eae . Safarday, April 18th, 1874. of my piece, that fam in wanfof an! we haye been ens ial the past edifige used by the Methodists of . red-silk stocking is thus seen tee G. ‘iam, (the a os sat . ‘— “ mj antazonist. Hoe says if would give . four months; however’ it has again . Grass Valley was not only too stall through the open clover or diathondwar “herein, that theip Yocal . . Whine shell de do Hin ene Girls? tay views on teaching, in the bhistraet . cleared up, and welts again pray. to aecommodate their Congregations, siiaped —— a therm = o huazed aie im tio = The questid& ot: what shall be Ms on teaching some . rare ing for its continuauce, ; As ye bus but it ee 80 oe wax Ohio Constitutional Convenment at the rate of reven per tl uly stente, 408 from en héy shall be. Oranch I would not be in want got . very little has been done in’ the . the foundation as to = er if posi tion has adopted an article prohibit. . 2 till paid. 4)i payable in United State, dies belonging brsrcteige ge ee : an antagonist,and would not need . way of inining thero,'The Illinois tivély unsafe. So the Trustees resso P 3 gold coin together with costs of SUit. taxed yet trained, what occupations they shall serigte, s i : at Hal Ived to-tear-it-down and bnild'a+iné special legislation to confer cor. om nates —_ a fees allowed Church to get uz = frequently asked, . % fight, my own shadow. I guess . Company, by ruining what ittle . solved to atts =. porate powers, and providing that . puguaule to Sot ot £300, in U, of the first order, aa okie 80 ak agitated, . he is making all preparation so as to water could be canght in the ravines . Jarger and much better bnilding-for ; jndgr an f 4 ; LE 18 Perop, ; ; : sy . . in the Judgment Buk 5 of the sata pret Fi rdo the nu ‘< . 2 : ee : corporations may be formed under . int Bui 8229 Districy did ove € . s its -. of use. The work has been aceae . Court on peges 362, et seq,, : a that girls seem to be forgotten altobe ready as soon as it makes ite ap-. on the line of the ditch frou ak their us . hava struc. . te general Jaws, but all such laws seit is ordered that the Mortage we ao notice about _th ee All kinds of means forthe . peatances. I. suppose” he is “fixing . Snow Point, have thanaged to work complished and now we hay rac may from‘time to time be altered or . 12 Pluintitrs complaint be foreclosed ee were held in the i a al } education of boys are sug up his old. flint-lock and laying in &/ about four days. The Blue Bank ture that will equal in size and ap-. ™®Y the property therein described, ‘owen industria sug : supply of animunition, so as to be. Company slso worked a day or two. ready to fire on it at a moment's no-! It will be a week or ten days before i tice. the Kureka Lake Co. get their, ditchrepealed, AN and singnjar that certain lot op of mining ground lying and sitnute nt. nnd near Republican Hill, hear Bae . Bloomfield, in said Nevuda County fice. , ae night, Tue noti short and was co ‘ that we added to gested, but ‘nothing is said or no means provided whereby a girl, if she is uulucky etiough to not secure pearance any ‘outside of SanFran-. . cisco, in the State. Thé Church A Provipvence, KR. 3 Court hag tatty, = * a usi , ae a) : F field Township and” know “Ria. % ' : : dite has been built almost excl isi vely by. awarded $2,500-to a fireman who. tlaima” bounded ne-tollege or Black's ef what we knew @ husband,can make aliving: ‘There Well, since he wants, in some . ‘es opened, so-as to be able to farnish. subscriptions from the ge0d= people . jost his-arm at the Oriental Print -by the Jennie Lind clsimey Gn Tee South Ghereb could do, a to be ak bin deat ae open to} Way, @Y views on teaohing, I can . onr mitiers with sufficient water, Hie = Javeb's Flat claims” Works, under orders from the engineer to adjust a bel€ which it wag no part of his duty_to do.Humbug Creck; onthe pert: ee claims of the North Bloonsti ing Coupany, 2nd on theof Grass VaHey and vicinity, The total cost of the Church—is—about $16,000. Of this amount the sum* ‘West by i a give them, m the abstract, in a few y/anduntil that time but very litéle . words, Inthe first place, ifa teach‘them in this State, and that is teachi = fhem in : will be dione in the way of mining. ing. About every one of them is ina special efforts: d 1 by the minin eld Grave) y : : AS ; J : shee fround. Algo. all ‘tunnels, cuts: P esa that evening, anc tended by theirparents to follow this . &" Wishes to succeed in his business, . A rfiners’ meeting was held at the . of $11,585_90 has been* subseribed, hydraulic pipes, hose, water ditelies, wart an he must bé ii earnest; he must have . office of W. D. Long, on the 13th of ythis month, Which was attended will find . by a great many of the shareholders “In Sweden ont of 235,000 children of school age, only 9,131,or three . per cent, are uninstructed; Of the . diave not theability to acquire knowl__¢dge.sufficient for-the profession, of are not-adapted:to: the calling when Of whigh $8,754 40 has been paid in, leaving $2,830 50 yet on the books, The sum of $1,218 11 has been raised rights and privileges, taj} rig leges and every vafiety of mij thereunto belonging taining. ed only to secure the children}-and “wish to attend. hts and privi: A Ding pro; Mg or in Any Wise goed Algo all’ a? the certain ditch tex. ing water fro-” the' South Fork of H a will to do something, and not be afraid__of —werk+—for—he : x rae ‘tad S . : Ay tk of Humbug " standing, that wa enough of it im the: school rooth if! of the different mining comprnies’ . by concerts, lectures’ etc.,-and there . 7,900,000 voters inthe United States, pe gignal gnapceen arty oti about : aaa ee ae J aa = * oe = , : ‘ ca re : 5 } ie E = So i : t= ah ) positions . 4@ Wants to do his duty, There is. A petition was drawn up and. signed . is a mortgage of $4,000 on the . Wore than 1,000,000 cannot. read the . ter right thereunto Lelonging. alg’ i. Sea ee ee Baa Ho positiotia . ing, ‘Where there is a will . to be preseuted-to Marks & Co., ask. . Ghinrth “. bullot'they cast. ~ . ghe Undivided one-bulf of that ccrtaigie fmm for the purpose « open to them. House labor seems} #2 old saying, vere there 1s a will . to be preseuted-to Marks & Co., ask. Ghinfth. 2 ee Known as the Emder Dita (crn repugnant to’ thent from the fact that . ov id ie we ane who. ie a gence at ae ale e 4 as = cet is ot . 248 a will, willa ways fin a way 0 . Water trom twelve a _p ait cents ae ees hymn endo . do things; for in teaching, very of. per inch, which are the Present rates, extended. té thosé“Rof compelled te . ten things occur. and questions are . to eight cents per inch, Should Work. ‘Trades are’ not learned by asked .by inquisitive scholars . that . the reduction asked for be granted, them from tha. sanie cause, ‘The would puzzle any person of ordinary 1 would greatly benefit the: miners =. occupation open to them, which . i¥gemity tu dispose of them, if. he . in this tillage Tlie water whieh is éeems-to be the only legitimate one, . Were NOt set to meet all such emer-. sold at Moore 8 and Woolsey’s Flats: -and the only one compatible with . 8¢™cies. In order fo have the schol-by the Eareka Luke Company, after their tastes and self respect, is that -4fS take-an interest in their studies, emptying into the Middle Yuba, is of getting a husband: And here anmee tonenet nrust take an interest in . taken uD -hy. them again-in their San “Other difficulty arises. ‘There are . tem himself. He must urge them, Juan ditch, and ran to the mines at not men enough who dare “embark . t@ be diligent in their studies, to be} San Juan, where it is sold again, onthe sea of matriniony for fear of . PUnctual in récitation, and prompt} Ourstreets at present writing are r Smoking cigar so universal amo ue attention is . itis done in the but there are ladi is offensive, and would it net be w to desist whiie in lic places ‘of an . ticed several sii treon. Thursday __ several con:ments tice should be stc + Aae ; . from the same fork of said Humbug. Gar Iv a: recent, trial in’ Baltimore it . togetter with the water to belonging, aAlso-all f thon” thereny. e fate { IELO. " 80 of tec ‘ ‘ was shown that patent-medicine men . i 240 certain ditch can-get ulmanac-certifieates of the . copnecting with said mining ¢laiz as the Favorite Diten,” together with me wonderful virtnes of their medieines for fifty cénts per head, Asovr Horses.—The San Franciseo Chronicle in a late talk about horses and horse'men says ‘the following concerning Neyada Connty’s . part of the business: “It is reported that George Jacobs of Nevada City will go East next, month, to: be-gene two or three months,-aid will -be aecompanied by. A. Lewis, his trainer land-driver, They wilt probably take along the pacing horse Defiance, and the trotters May Howard, Sweet: briar,-and perhaps Jerome. ~ Sweetwater privileges thereunto belong) the one undivided two-thirds of alot ine 2 certain Quartz mine, win or ledgf or lod known as-the “Whinvis Quartz Lédge” 4 ~ ; uted at, in and near Rocky Glenn een, eae : Oy sas giles + . in the township of Eur ka in Sail Nevada Copious showers of rain fell at in . County-and sbout one mile ny” iil Nevis . tervals during Sunday, at Martinez, }the town of Kur. ka South, tegether with and the farmers are jubilant over the . lL tunnels and mining property prospect of an abundant ~barvest, — betongi-g.— AlxO fi Tike interest.-nnaieia,. “in ‘and to that Certain quartz mit sieaens inl $aid ravine, 500 feet distant from Said ledge wud knewn as Black & Young's mili together with a like interest in the machinery ef every description. thereunto Belong. ing. Also a interest in and to al) buildings of every description at At Durkentield; England, there . was a. mine explosion Wednesday, : : ; very horse in causing the iustunts death of fiftyevery hors and near <aiq mil] = ja pera ate ie % : : vie -. briar is a promising fouryear-old : and all lands occupied by said tnila caster & Robinso inability to provide for the wants 6f . !" giving answers, For a can pe ae sas sind there is — filly Py Poe by Mr. nin for three minets. Also the one undivided three-cights a4 : women whoare unable to assist them . 4%¢ Various means; he ean illustrate . three to five feet in sight. ‘Phe coun pp pt a = 3 now, sick with th of them have b of that certain Quariz Ledge situated it Rocky Glenn Ravine aforesaid ‘and know as the Banbury Ledge situated about % yards in an eusterly direction from sal a $5,000 a short time since, ° —_ in the battle of life. These facts exist, and no remedy as yet seems to té them the wlVantages of education, . try over about Woolsey’s Flat ‘has Monpuy, the contractor for the-. excite emulation, use credit marks, . been settling and sliding very fast Ary-dock at theMare—Islund Navy! eof Tk : : _ constant scoughin : : te : Tu ladies of savenworth have ‘ 3 Quartz mitcommencing ata large Sugar : s a : iW believe the question . ¢Xcite their ambition to become em. for the last three or four days, and}: ~ , o : Safer a ee Se employed on thé . Pine Tree standing ty or en Burar beraraincst as b Sear paar oe istingni . ¢he-inhadj : {42 circulation a pledge of which thé . eryoir atthe head of said) oor of, what girls shall de, is’an itaport-. MENG and distinggished, frown npon) the inhabitants-ofthat burg are tear: work. Be , “ 3 . Such weatl for the last mont for man or horse, and éx. 70, following ig the gist: “In consideras sd tren oe tion of our said husbandsand fathers sighing the pledge to abstain from the use of intoxicating drinks, .we do hereby pledge ourselves. to henceforth and forever more wear no more wool, jute, horse-hair, thread, or anything else’ on our heads except the hair that grows there, and use no . tending 700 feet each way from said trey ' along the ledge that is northerly and south. . etly, together with all the dips, spurs and . Angles, together with all und singnlar the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances_thereunto belonging or in anywise ap. pertaining in and to all of the different ‘pie es of property hereinbefore described. Al. 80 the sne undivided one-fourth of all of that certain quartz edge sitiated abont ong TuE Los ‘Angeles Soap Manufae=-nrtte in a southerly direction 7 Tol) Granitetory made and sold on-this—market, . Yim said Eureka Township and. kiown . a8 the Savage Tx age being « north éXtenlast mouth, over thirty-five thousand . sion of the sata Banbury Ledge, fourtien hundred feet in indolence, censure or disapprove . ing down and moving houses ata negligence, and ini many’ other Ways lively rate. The hotel of Jobn can he encourage or urge them’ on. . Spelling Berg, was ‘torn down last The first requisite to’ have a good . Week, and Cornelius Sullivan has recitation; is a well prepared lesson; . commenced teariug down his hotel the second is the attention of. the ; this morning, At Jerusalem a buildclass, and the most important. of all . ing is being put up that was moved is the Management of-the teacher, for from Woolsey’s Flat. Some-of the upon that alldepends, The teacher . Woolseyites willbuild at Jerusalem, ant one, and we shall not attempt au answer. One thing only—we-will ‘venturé to suggest, and that is, kick Chinamen out of kitebens and allow those desiring to earn an~ honorable fivelihood by household ‘labor, ‘a chance to do so, So long as that Kind of labor is employed, so long will'the work be considered degradSrxty-three bales of pressed wool, from the San Fernando sheep company,-have already arrived at the San Pedro depot. ~ Saloon keepers the last Legislatu selling-or givinga sons who are in tl ing intoxi¢ated, in force. For the extent. Also all tunnels suggestion is mac . ° Ps > : ~4 ‘7 . 2 6 . i Je 3 py oe le be ing Tel women teach. aell cm expects the. class ‘Oo be ready with . some at Jerico, and some at Gonior, hewspapers except as men use the . pounds of es SE tha dip eee ete a matter*may be.ex sf $ . 2 . as" 19 arene oo — 3 64 > ang rl t ak sh selec Goce ae the teacher,’ and so, he shonld be} rah, the threé above hamed towns . 54. 7 ; metals, ores, gold and silver bearing quartz Jnion also poods,' Opsrans telegraphs, act as sady: with it hi if: he:should—rez L sate on the ii; ut : ee re 5 a 2 Tur smampland of Cass County, . therein and all rights and privileges ther. ‘ she Unien — wlerks, and any other thing—their rea y. with it himself; he show ‘re=/ being in é line road from}. THERE were 405 weddings in Lynn; Ill; is being reclaimed by ditching. . ete belonging, Anelnding houses, mines time the Rough ; qualifications fit them for, but first . View it if necessary. In reciting, the . Moore’s Flat to Woolsey’s. The’ Mass., in 1873, ‘Two were for the : ite ee and machinery be’ sold ternatisfy-said judg: ¢ ” . class must be lively, and the teacher; tott road from Woolsey’s -Fiat to himself should be the most lively, so. Bloody Run is impassable for-wag— ‘. a8 to infuse the class. A “subject or. ons, and \a road is’ iow talked of lesson should be treated thoroughly . from the head of Humbug the proclamation beso dry, thut tl of all:rid the*kitchen of Mongolians and give’ women a chance to fill the place if they Want to do so. ment together with interest and costs. Notice-is hereby-giverrthat-F-will “ex pow to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, forcast pn Uni ted States gold coin, in frant of the Court _ Tury had a $100,000 hurricane in Nashville Tennesee Wednesday. [fourth time, and ten for the: third] time. Business in this line has not been very good this year, for, up to vote for retail lice ies Canyon ; : : a House door, in the city of Nevada, on Dt. B f i eee eaearer se: atte. : } ha j the 11th instant, only forty-two NEVADA THEATRE Saturday, May 16th, 1874; r. Dates, forr te: A Good Appetite. pee — Para ie fk ae fe nica 8 Flat, — been sas couples had joined hauds, while for rene ; Pann ee howe of 9 o'clock, A. M, and 6 but now a residen Sig the meeting of the State Meaj-. °P; for 1 all branches they ave . the. dis ance considerably. «It wi ; periad 1. iphivaes< 1 ~ nae _, . %cloce, P. z “Gitte here an: ‘Th Onl Banici : i t San . Such connection with each other, . eost but very little to build it, and eS setae FRE Pighiybe ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY! inne my hand“thie 16th day ot ileeaiosiial bce: Jety, HOW in session at San . : "+e coaptes united for better -or for ee pril, 1874, rae crt : professioual busit Francisco »hysician ‘announced . ‘hut one in any part-of the-book can . a much better road can be bad than i . ee : GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. baie a hati yA paysioian -¢ : be} ss eine Eee Bi ak es worse. 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday By A. W. Potter, UnderSherift O14 @ consuitatic the extraordinaryfact that a patient not be learned._without ‘thoreugny Sy way of Bloody Run. Supervisor J ee ee ee = Ms Niles Searls, Atty. ‘understanding all the previous ones. There should be frequent reviews so of his, by the name had swallowed thirty-sovel A. Trafton, Crandall will, as soon ag the snow Evenings, here in the cuse « Prestpent Smith dentes the report Tat inky Sig “end an abundance of corks, pieces of Yieces of glass, some of which Measurec by one inches, the soles of old shées, that they to tot-forgetas fast us they learn. a teacher to be successful, he 80¢s off, look over the proposed road . and report oniit,The Bloody Ran toll road was made impassable by the that a tractof land worth $100,000 has recently fallen to Darmouth College, but regards it as a hint that April 16th, 17th and 18th. Afternoon for Ladies and Children, —And Grand Matinee on Saturday The Reason Why, THE QUESTION IS DAILY ASKED BY THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why Dunn, on Selby J ‘The Grass: Vali ing about boys ‘s ‘settling and -slidiig of the eountry over about Woolsey's Flat. More anon, FPS. Ww We saw specimens of rock from Some cash is forthcoming from a cet: tain quarter, Jonathan E Sa¥gent, of the class of 1870, Chief Justice of the New ‘Hampshire Saprome Court, has founded a scholarship at Darmouth College, : Ss Des-Moinss is to have a university with colleges-of all the arts. and sciences, law, medicine, and ‘théology, Open to both feminine and masculine students“ It is to be under the control of the Presbyterian. are set bad exam} nights, and that bad habits at one other. We suj knows, The Daughtet Grass Valley, wil niversary of the i Fellowship into th Monday, the 27th Hall, with oration sic, tableaux, sup} is jt that the IXL Bitters HAVE ACHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN Dé. MENSE SALE?’ THE REASONIS BEOAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED ARTICLB, AND ARE MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS : THE MANY WHO! HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEYEFICIAL QUALITIES; AND “HAVE NO HESITATIO. INRECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. Must alSe.be competent—understand what he attempts to teach. He must also gain thésgood will. of the scholars, and that he em nly do by giving them his good will. must r J also have an orderly school, and he the three Lundred foot level-of-the ~can not have that unless he is order. . "yoming mine, which is very rich ly hinself; for there is'an old saying . in sulphurets, and’. is said to be that “like begets like.” . worth at lea fifty dollars per ton, These “Samuel,” ure nry views, or The ledge on thr evel has just. been methods, in the-abstract, of teach . cut, and it is three fedtthick. at this ing. What have you to say about . depth named, Every indivation is ‘wood and other fodder. He was insane atthe hour the repast was taken, but itoured bim and he is ROW sane again. Woe would suggest to the fraternity, that in this vicinity . there-is any amount of such nowrish: ~moeut, and if the supply is not sufficient, there are several vacant houses ;—and-twoor three quartz mills which can be supplied on short notice. =o<-~] Wyoming Mine. CLARK AND CAZNEAU’S GREAT _ VARIETY TROUPE, “Of Acktiowledged Artists, The Great Lady Gymnast. JHARRY CLARK, ‘A Resolution. The weather y« x ‘ ae . ; . wee a ‘ The Modern Hercules. TOW 1E E : Superintendent Denman, of Sav. them? Fire away now, here is—a . nee good for the mine to pay Church, though not as a sectarian . _ THEY ARE Seer ane £0 B and warm? ‘Tha? Francisco, was recently censured by . target. Rusticus. rWe propose giving further particuool, THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR the Board of Education of that city, —_——_— by a resolution condemning his aotion in leaving his post, and going to Sacramento to lobby bills through the Legislature, yiving him more power, Ata recent mecting of the Board, the Superintendent intioduced a resolution to. rescind the the former resolution of the Board censuring him, and gave his reasons therefor. The Board after listening ‘to his explanation, laid the resolu. tion upon the table until the next meeting. It seems -rather queer that the wise men composing that Board, should not do as requested ~ by their chief, when he wants them . lars as-svon as wecan visit the mine, ed to be relenting the day before. I minder, too, that be here. We learn that D twelve nights at-8 ‘the hall was not la all who wanted drew well inthis c ce Nights in'a Bar Re night, having Sal and Yankee Dod; characters. Local Optionists THE WONDERFUL MAN-FISH CHAS, WEICHTMAN ! Which created such ap excitement in San Francisco lately. KNOWN ; THEY BUILD UP THE sY8 TEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH TO THE WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE EWDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per. certificates on each bottle,] TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, -INDIGESTION AND LOss oF APPETITE, a58 © blood purifier they surpass all other #called tonics. which have lately been placed in the market. \ No Family should be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, H. EYSTEIN & C0. Sole Proprietors, pao bl4-14 SAN NGISOO 2a and Feather rivers continue to run Stewly now that the ‘ice and snow in the oantains have commenced-to melt. Last Night of the Theatre. S co ws ; Rell of Honyur, Those of our citizens who have not : sas Seen the entertainment given by the The following aro“the names of Clark & Cazneau Troupe,at the Thea. the pupils who are on the-roll of tre, should not fail to go this after. honor in the gpiored school fur ‘the. noon and evening, as it will be their . moe ouging Apzil 17th: : last appearance in this city. The. Sddie Booth, Laura Booth, Emrenowned man-fish, smoking, eating . we Montelle, ioe E Seeian, Jaand drinking under Water, will “RO be Adama, Rosa Preston, Nathan: ce A tel Ford, : through his wonderful performance; Laura, the greatest female gymast in the world, will perform the thrilling feat of the ‘‘Death Leap,” trom the gallery to the forum; Mr. Clark, the man with iron jaws, will lift a forty --—— anda ae _As the down train stopped at § depot, Tuesday morning, the rear couch waS-discovered to be on fire, . but was quieldy extinguished; oe a Qvuauw, and duck-shooting is prohibited in the counties of Los 28les and San Bernardino, between the first of April and the first of Aygust. eS eae Presipent Grant receives the Senate currency infiation billdor HARRY HOWARD, Banjoist, WALTER PARK, Clog Dancor. LON DIXON, Negro Comedian, PROF. CHRISTIE, Violinist, And other A This is by: far the best enté Pever offered in this citys. Docxgry, of Florida, has been sentenced .to death by a’ Cuban court-martial for holding intercourse with the insurgents, Concha is appealed to for commutation to im——OF ADMISSION: Dress Circle 75 @ Parquette 50c, PRI : to inaugurate a rei gallon cask filled withwater, beside . . iat PPPTO. >Seate cap be secured at ich’s Book and ser wie ae tl : : , . prisomment, _fVal to-day. It is surmiged that he . store. i 15 @reby annonnced todo it so badly. But they not} doitig other wonderful feats on thé —-—_—— . will sign it,nm ; — “ety sony to the and Ready towns! “only laid hbis-resolution on the table, trapeze; and splendid music, both Beunpy’s . bill to abelish the old a eee eisiame Union Hotel Barber Shop. The road betwe but they further.voted to tako away . vocal and instrumental, will: be inmileage law for members of Con-. New Mexico is to be Teperted sree aa ity Marshal. Juan is about drie his powers as executive officer, terspersed through the performance. gress, and substitute pay for actual favorably for admission as a State, LORENZ FAUTH, a4 12 . More days of fine : ; oi ‘The performance'this afternoon will . traveling eXpenses to and from the . by the House 'f erritorial Commit~ Late of New York, YHAUNCEY FORDN hereby announeed i = Reuiey is being” clatnored by the be for the accommodation of ladies Capital, passed—186 to 49, tee. 3 , dei pleasure in inforwing the people . S/ #4 candidate tae the tice zn Interior Department in behalf of the and children. : — > +e. a ee Pc oy oryting City and the surrounding at eran — 5 anise Mission Indiahs in this State; “Ath, SE Oe Owe to hitch in the aetion of. AN anti-swearing society failed in. °YN* ‘Hat he has leased the : For Marshal might do no harm for sume of our Ariivals by the Colfax Stage. . the House.on the deficiency appro. Truckee because three men could. Union Hotel Barber Shop, me 8.9. GRTCHELL is bereby anhoune delegation in the House or Senate ; April 16th, 1874. priation bill, there is a fear that the . bot: be found who would act as ‘an , G. ed as a candidate for re-viectiol t just to look into this claim a little, Where he wilt atalltimes be found to do-work in his line in the Highest Style of the art. Forma patrons and that satisfaction will be W. M<Corby, Dry GC. M. Bates, ready W. Thuss and Boy. ae AY INTHROP 8. LONG is hereby foo nounced a6 a candidate fur reves tivn to the office ot City Assessor. . BEEN San Francisco Mint May have to be stopped for a short time. ba Tuk Louisana bill eceupied most of the United State'stimeWegrieudiy, example, he vutlee or CILY MARSHAL. Bnd see if somebody isn’t trying to steal something in the name of philaythropy, Los ANGELES wants 9 plow-factory 2 basket-factory, a Paper-mill and a dozen other industries. Departures by the Colfax Stage. S p&prikdvth, 1874. : Visa Anna others are assured guaranteed, Tur remains of Dr. Livingstone’ The trial of Fr: Spay th, 1s Wed pretest a ‘Ba A SHARE OF PUBLIC PaTRon.Joy, Geo, Edwards, J, . The House considered the legislative! Tire Vallejo Chronicle is ad¥ocat-}AGE IS SOLICITED. For Marshal. ___ > J. _ Concluded in the D _Srfived at Southampton Wednésday A Detiges tadwog A Laces apportion bill und’ adjourned, after ing the establishment of-s joint stock . LO RENZ rawry; . JOSEPH &. Guay is hereby amram “BB terday. The case eeerning. <= BES ee: Yi. Hy Hasgrys, Ageat. ~[alaben tg of a-tew. items, ben @ ye”. hand shoe cotipiny in tliat city. [Révada, Apr ath, rita aii rth ii MEALS o'clock. : a : & 3 . ’ » : = ee is zi Faces se X aA t

reap@ ey et. Conimedntention, = rom os x Circe Grass Vattame—We, ee Tux new boot in Parié is the Pom . fs Saf. : The Duilr Che D aily Stans eript Ep, Taanecutrt: Samuel has quite E's Puat. April 15th. /. clipgthe following in reference to! peiidn. “It is of black -velyet, and) + teas, Nteamn Carag oe oP NAN ee { 4 neinees i i CITY, deh . . . & comment on my dast communicaEp, Tramgontpr: The past. oyreek, the M. EB Church, from the ese very high, eA legging oii aa ‘ aay i he a n NEVADA : : : __._. . Hon in the Traxsontrz, By thie way ‘was one of rain, bail andsnowstorins, Valley Union of the 27th :Bome two, Venetiatheut work, exabroi red with . tne Fo ath Sa eit Bow Slane : = . os om he talks, he judged, by. the Weeding . and is a very Rood sat le of What . yea Bago it was fond that the old silver cord, and a pink.or Pempetian . Of NeWada, agwinet Ie np: 7th ome 7 oT eae . Safarday, April 18th, 1874. of my piece, that fam in wanfof an! we haye been ens ial the past edifige used by the Methodists of . red-silk stocking is thus seen tee G. ‘iam, (the a os sat . ‘— “ mj antazonist. Hoe says if would give . four months; however’ it has again . Grass Valley was not only too stall through the open clover or diathondwar “herein, that theip Yocal . . Whine shell de do Hin ene Girls? tay views on teaching, in the bhistraet . cleared up, and welts again pray. to aecommodate their Congregations, siiaped —— a therm = o huazed aie im tio = The questid& ot: what shall be Ms on teaching some . rare ing for its continuauce, ; As ye bus but it ee 80 oe wax Ohio Constitutional Convenment at the rate of reven per tl uly stente, 408 from en héy shall be. Oranch I would not be in want got . very little has been done in’ the . the foundation as to = er if posi tion has adopted an article prohibit. . 2 till paid. 4)i payable in United State, dies belonging brsrcteige ge ee : an antagonist,and would not need . way of inining thero,'The Illinois tivély unsafe. So the Trustees resso P 3 gold coin together with costs of SUit. taxed yet trained, what occupations they shall serigte, s i : at Hal Ived to-tear-it-down and bnild'a+iné special legislation to confer cor. om nates —_ a fees allowed Church to get uz = frequently asked, . % fight, my own shadow. I guess . Company, by ruining what ittle . solved to atts =. porate powers, and providing that . puguaule to Sot ot £300, in U, of the first order, aa okie 80 ak agitated, . he is making all preparation so as to water could be canght in the ravines . Jarger and much better bnilding-for ; jndgr an f 4 ; LE 18 Perop, ; ; : sy . . in the Judgment Buk 5 of the sata pret Fi rdo the nu ‘< . 2 : ee : corporations may be formed under . int Bui 8229 Districy did ove € . s its -. of use. The work has been aceae . Court on peges 362, et seq,, : a that girls seem to be forgotten altobe ready as soon as it makes ite ap-. on the line of the ditch frou ak their us . hava struc. . te general Jaws, but all such laws seit is ordered that the Mortage we ao notice about _th ee All kinds of means forthe . peatances. I. suppose” he is “fixing . Snow Point, have thanaged to work complished and now we hay rac may from‘time to time be altered or . 12 Pluintitrs complaint be foreclosed ee were held in the i a al } education of boys are sug up his old. flint-lock and laying in &/ about four days. The Blue Bank ture that will equal in size and ap-. ™®Y the property therein described, ‘owen industria sug : supply of animunition, so as to be. Company slso worked a day or two. ready to fire on it at a moment's no-! It will be a week or ten days before i tice. the Kureka Lake Co. get their, ditchrepealed, AN and singnjar that certain lot op of mining ground lying and sitnute nt. nnd near Republican Hill, hear Bae . Bloomfield, in said Nevuda County fice. , ae night, Tue noti short and was co ‘ that we added to gested, but ‘nothing is said or no means provided whereby a girl, if she is uulucky etiough to not secure pearance any ‘outside of SanFran-. . cisco, in the State. Thé Church A Provipvence, KR. 3 Court hag tatty, = * a usi , ae a) : F field Township and” know “Ria. % ' : : dite has been built almost excl isi vely by. awarded $2,500-to a fireman who. tlaima” bounded ne-tollege or Black's ef what we knew @ husband,can make aliving: ‘There Well, since he wants, in some . ‘es opened, so-as to be able to farnish. subscriptions from the ge0d= people . jost his-arm at the Oriental Print -by the Jennie Lind clsimey Gn Tee South Ghereb could do, a to be ak bin deat ae open to} Way, @Y views on teaohing, I can . onr mitiers with sufficient water, Hie = Javeb's Flat claims” Works, under orders from the engineer to adjust a bel€ which it wag no part of his duty_to do.Humbug Creck; onthe pert: ee claims of the North Bloonsti ing Coupany, 2nd on theof Grass VaHey and vicinity, The total cost of the Church—is—about $16,000. Of this amount the sum* ‘West by i a give them, m the abstract, in a few y/anduntil that time but very litéle . words, Inthe first place, ifa teach‘them in this State, and that is teachi = fhem in : will be dione in the way of mining. ing. About every one of them is ina special efforts: d 1 by the minin eld Grave) y : : AS ; J : shee fround. Algo. all ‘tunnels, cuts: P esa that evening, anc tended by theirparents to follow this . &" Wishes to succeed in his business, . A rfiners’ meeting was held at the . of $11,585_90 has been* subseribed, hydraulic pipes, hose, water ditelies, wart an he must bé ii earnest; he must have . office of W. D. Long, on the 13th of ythis month, Which was attended will find . by a great many of the shareholders “In Sweden ont of 235,000 children of school age, only 9,131,or three . per cent, are uninstructed; Of the . diave not theability to acquire knowl__¢dge.sufficient for-the profession, of are not-adapted:to: the calling when Of whigh $8,754 40 has been paid in, leaving $2,830 50 yet on the books, The sum of $1,218 11 has been raised rights and privileges, taj} rig leges and every vafiety of mij thereunto belonging taining. ed only to secure the children}-and “wish to attend. hts and privi: A Ding pro; Mg or in Any Wise goed Algo all’ a? the certain ditch tex. ing water fro-” the' South Fork of H a will to do something, and not be afraid__of —werk+—for—he : x rae ‘tad S . : Ay tk of Humbug " standing, that wa enough of it im the: school rooth if! of the different mining comprnies’ . by concerts, lectures’ etc.,-and there . 7,900,000 voters inthe United States, pe gignal gnapceen arty oti about : aaa ee ae J aa = * oe = , : ‘ ca re : 5 } ie E = So i : t= ah ) positions . 4@ Wants to do his duty, There is. A petition was drawn up and. signed . is a mortgage of $4,000 on the . Wore than 1,000,000 cannot. read the . ter right thereunto Lelonging. alg’ i. Sea ee ee Baa Ho positiotia . ing, ‘Where there is a will . to be preseuted-to Marks & Co., ask. . Ghinrth “. bullot'they cast. ~ . ghe Undivided one-bulf of that ccrtaigie fmm for the purpose « open to them. House labor seems} #2 old saying, vere there 1s a will . to be preseuted-to Marks & Co., ask. Ghinfth. 2 ee Known as the Emder Dita (crn repugnant to’ thent from the fact that . ov id ie we ane who. ie a gence at ae ale e 4 as = cet is ot . 248 a will, willa ways fin a way 0 . Water trom twelve a _p ait cents ae ees hymn endo . do things; for in teaching, very of. per inch, which are the Present rates, extended. té thosé“Rof compelled te . ten things occur. and questions are . to eight cents per inch, Should Work. ‘Trades are’ not learned by asked .by inquisitive scholars . that . the reduction asked for be granted, them from tha. sanie cause, ‘The would puzzle any person of ordinary 1 would greatly benefit the: miners =. occupation open to them, which . i¥gemity tu dispose of them, if. he . in this tillage Tlie water whieh is éeems-to be the only legitimate one, . Were NOt set to meet all such emer-. sold at Moore 8 and Woolsey’s Flats: -and the only one compatible with . 8¢™cies. In order fo have the schol-by the Eareka Luke Company, after their tastes and self respect, is that -4fS take-an interest in their studies, emptying into the Middle Yuba, is of getting a husband: And here anmee tonenet nrust take an interest in . taken uD -hy. them again-in their San “Other difficulty arises. ‘There are . tem himself. He must urge them, Juan ditch, and ran to the mines at not men enough who dare “embark . t@ be diligent in their studies, to be} San Juan, where it is sold again, onthe sea of matriniony for fear of . PUnctual in récitation, and prompt} Ourstreets at present writing are r Smoking cigar so universal amo ue attention is . itis done in the but there are ladi is offensive, and would it net be w to desist whiie in lic places ‘of an . ticed several sii treon. Thursday __ several con:ments tice should be stc + Aae ; . from the same fork of said Humbug. Gar Iv a: recent, trial in’ Baltimore it . togetter with the water to belonging, aAlso-all f thon” thereny. e fate { IELO. " 80 of tec ‘ ‘ was shown that patent-medicine men . i 240 certain ditch can-get ulmanac-certifieates of the . copnecting with said mining ¢laiz as the Favorite Diten,” together with me wonderful virtnes of their medieines for fifty cénts per head, Asovr Horses.—The San Franciseo Chronicle in a late talk about horses and horse'men says ‘the following concerning Neyada Connty’s . part of the business: “It is reported that George Jacobs of Nevada City will go East next, month, to: be-gene two or three months,-aid will -be aecompanied by. A. Lewis, his trainer land-driver, They wilt probably take along the pacing horse Defiance, and the trotters May Howard, Sweet: briar,-and perhaps Jerome. ~ Sweetwater privileges thereunto belong) the one undivided two-thirds of alot ine 2 certain Quartz mine, win or ledgf or lod known as-the “Whinvis Quartz Lédge” 4 ~ ; uted at, in and near Rocky Glenn een, eae : Oy sas giles + . in the township of Eur ka in Sail Nevada Copious showers of rain fell at in . County-and sbout one mile ny” iil Nevis . tervals during Sunday, at Martinez, }the town of Kur. ka South, tegether with and the farmers are jubilant over the . lL tunnels and mining property prospect of an abundant ~barvest, — betongi-g.— AlxO fi Tike interest.-nnaieia,. “in ‘and to that Certain quartz mit sieaens inl $aid ravine, 500 feet distant from Said ledge wud knewn as Black & Young's mili together with a like interest in the machinery ef every description. thereunto Belong. ing. Also a interest in and to al) buildings of every description at At Durkentield; England, there . was a. mine explosion Wednesday, : : ; very horse in causing the iustunts death of fiftyevery hors and near <aiq mil] = ja pera ate ie % : : vie -. briar is a promising fouryear-old : and all lands occupied by said tnila caster & Robinso inability to provide for the wants 6f . !" giving answers, For a can pe ae sas sind there is — filly Py Poe by Mr. nin for three minets. Also the one undivided three-cights a4 : women whoare unable to assist them . 4%¢ Various means; he ean illustrate . three to five feet in sight. ‘Phe coun pp pt a = 3 now, sick with th of them have b of that certain Quariz Ledge situated it Rocky Glenn Ravine aforesaid ‘and know as the Banbury Ledge situated about % yards in an eusterly direction from sal a $5,000 a short time since, ° —_ in the battle of life. These facts exist, and no remedy as yet seems to té them the wlVantages of education, . try over about Woolsey’s Flat ‘has Monpuy, the contractor for the-. excite emulation, use credit marks, . been settling and sliding very fast Ary-dock at theMare—Islund Navy! eof Tk : : _ constant scoughin : : te : Tu ladies of savenworth have ‘ 3 Quartz mitcommencing ata large Sugar : s a : iW believe the question . ¢Xcite their ambition to become em. for the last three or four days, and}: ~ , o : Safer a ee Se employed on thé . Pine Tree standing ty or en Burar beraraincst as b Sear paar oe istingni . ¢he-inhadj : {42 circulation a pledge of which thé . eryoir atthe head of said) oor of, what girls shall de, is’an itaport-. MENG and distinggished, frown npon) the inhabitants-ofthat burg are tear: work. Be , “ 3 . Such weatl for the last mont for man or horse, and éx. 70, following ig the gist: “In consideras sd tren oe tion of our said husbandsand fathers sighing the pledge to abstain from the use of intoxicating drinks, .we do hereby pledge ourselves. to henceforth and forever more wear no more wool, jute, horse-hair, thread, or anything else’ on our heads except the hair that grows there, and use no . tending 700 feet each way from said trey ' along the ledge that is northerly and south. . etly, together with all the dips, spurs and . Angles, together with all und singnlar the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances_thereunto belonging or in anywise ap. pertaining in and to all of the different ‘pie es of property hereinbefore described. Al. 80 the sne undivided one-fourth of all of that certain quartz edge sitiated abont ong TuE Los ‘Angeles Soap Manufae=-nrtte in a southerly direction 7 Tol) Granitetory made and sold on-this—market, . Yim said Eureka Township and. kiown . a8 the Savage Tx age being « north éXtenlast mouth, over thirty-five thousand . sion of the sata Banbury Ledge, fourtien hundred feet in indolence, censure or disapprove . ing down and moving houses ata negligence, and ini many’ other Ways lively rate. The hotel of Jobn can he encourage or urge them’ on. . Spelling Berg, was ‘torn down last The first requisite to’ have a good . Week, and Cornelius Sullivan has recitation; is a well prepared lesson; . commenced teariug down his hotel the second is the attention of. the ; this morning, At Jerusalem a buildclass, and the most important. of all . ing is being put up that was moved is the Management of-the teacher, for from Woolsey’s Flat. Some-of the upon that alldepends, The teacher . Woolseyites willbuild at Jerusalem, ant one, and we shall not attempt au answer. One thing only—we-will ‘venturé to suggest, and that is, kick Chinamen out of kitebens and allow those desiring to earn an~ honorable fivelihood by household ‘labor, ‘a chance to do so, So long as that Kind of labor is employed, so long will'the work be considered degradSrxty-three bales of pressed wool, from the San Fernando sheep company,-have already arrived at the San Pedro depot. ~ Saloon keepers the last Legislatu selling-or givinga sons who are in tl ing intoxi¢ated, in force. For the extent. Also all tunnels suggestion is mac . ° Ps > : ~4 ‘7 . 2 6 . i Je 3 py oe le be ing Tel women teach. aell cm expects the. class ‘Oo be ready with . some at Jerico, and some at Gonior, hewspapers except as men use the . pounds of es SE tha dip eee ete a matter*may be.ex sf $ . 2 . as" 19 arene oo — 3 64 > ang rl t ak sh selec Goce ae the teacher,’ and so, he shonld be} rah, the threé above hamed towns . 54. 7 ; metals, ores, gold and silver bearing quartz Jnion also poods,' Opsrans telegraphs, act as sady: with it hi if: he:should—rez L sate on the ii; ut : ee re 5 a 2 Tur smampland of Cass County, . therein and all rights and privileges ther. ‘ she Unien — wlerks, and any other thing—their rea y. with it himself; he show ‘re=/ being in é line road from}. THERE were 405 weddings in Lynn; Ill; is being reclaimed by ditching. . ete belonging, Anelnding houses, mines time the Rough ; qualifications fit them for, but first . View it if necessary. In reciting, the . Moore’s Flat to Woolsey’s. The’ Mass., in 1873, ‘Two were for the : ite ee and machinery be’ sold ternatisfy-said judg: ¢ ” . class must be lively, and the teacher; tott road from Woolsey’s -Fiat to himself should be the most lively, so. Bloody Run is impassable for-wag— ‘. a8 to infuse the class. A “subject or. ons, and \a road is’ iow talked of lesson should be treated thoroughly . from the head of Humbug the proclamation beso dry, thut tl of all:rid the*kitchen of Mongolians and give’ women a chance to fill the place if they Want to do so. ment together with interest and costs. Notice-is hereby-giverrthat-F-will “ex pow to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder, forcast pn Uni ted States gold coin, in frant of the Court _ Tury had a $100,000 hurricane in Nashville Tennesee Wednesday. [fourth time, and ten for the: third] time. Business in this line has not

been very good this year, for, up to vote for retail lice ies Canyon ; : : a House door, in the city of Nevada, on Dt. B f i eee eaearer se: atte. : } ha j the 11th instant, only forty-two NEVADA THEATRE Saturday, May 16th, 1874; r. Dates, forr te: A Good Appetite. pee — Para ie fk ae fe nica 8 Flat, — been sas couples had joined hauds, while for rene ; Pann ee howe of 9 o'clock, A. M, and 6 but now a residen Sig the meeting of the State Meaj-. °P; for 1 all branches they ave . the. dis ance considerably. «It wi ; periad 1. iphivaes< 1 ~ nae _, . %cloce, P. z “Gitte here an: ‘Th Onl Banici : i t San . Such connection with each other, . eost but very little to build it, and eS setae FRE Pighiybe ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY! inne my hand“thie 16th day ot ileeaiosiial bce: Jety, HOW in session at San . : "+e coaptes united for better -or for ee pril, 1874, rae crt : professioual busit Francisco »hysician ‘announced . ‘hut one in any part-of the-book can . a much better road can be bad than i . ee : GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. baie a hati yA paysioian -¢ : be} ss eine Eee Bi ak es worse. 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday By A. W. Potter, UnderSherift O14 @ consuitatic the extraordinaryfact that a patient not be learned._without ‘thoreugny Sy way of Bloody Run. Supervisor J ee ee ee = Ms Niles Searls, Atty. ‘understanding all the previous ones. There should be frequent reviews so of his, by the name had swallowed thirty-sovel A. Trafton, Crandall will, as soon ag the snow Evenings, here in the cuse « Prestpent Smith dentes the report Tat inky Sig “end an abundance of corks, pieces of Yieces of glass, some of which Measurec by one inches, the soles of old shées, that they to tot-forgetas fast us they learn. a teacher to be successful, he 80¢s off, look over the proposed road . and report oniit,The Bloody Ran toll road was made impassable by the that a tractof land worth $100,000 has recently fallen to Darmouth College, but regards it as a hint that April 16th, 17th and 18th. Afternoon for Ladies and Children, —And Grand Matinee on Saturday The Reason Why, THE QUESTION IS DAILY ASKED BY THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why Dunn, on Selby J ‘The Grass: Vali ing about boys ‘s ‘settling and -slidiig of the eountry over about Woolsey's Flat. More anon, FPS. Ww We saw specimens of rock from Some cash is forthcoming from a cet: tain quarter, Jonathan E Sa¥gent, of the class of 1870, Chief Justice of the New ‘Hampshire Saprome Court, has founded a scholarship at Darmouth College, : Ss Des-Moinss is to have a university with colleges-of all the arts. and sciences, law, medicine, and ‘théology, Open to both feminine and masculine students“ It is to be under the control of the Presbyterian. are set bad exam} nights, and that bad habits at one other. We suj knows, The Daughtet Grass Valley, wil niversary of the i Fellowship into th Monday, the 27th Hall, with oration sic, tableaux, sup} is jt that the IXL Bitters HAVE ACHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN Dé. MENSE SALE?’ THE REASONIS BEOAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED ARTICLB, AND ARE MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS : THE MANY WHO! HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEYEFICIAL QUALITIES; AND “HAVE NO HESITATIO. INRECOMMENDING THEM TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. Must alSe.be competent—understand what he attempts to teach. He must also gain thésgood will. of the scholars, and that he em nly do by giving them his good will. must r J also have an orderly school, and he the three Lundred foot level-of-the ~can not have that unless he is order. . "yoming mine, which is very rich ly hinself; for there is'an old saying . in sulphurets, and’. is said to be that “like begets like.” . worth at lea fifty dollars per ton, These “Samuel,” ure nry views, or The ledge on thr evel has just. been methods, in the-abstract, of teach . cut, and it is three fedtthick. at this ing. What have you to say about . depth named, Every indivation is ‘wood and other fodder. He was insane atthe hour the repast was taken, but itoured bim and he is ROW sane again. Woe would suggest to the fraternity, that in this vicinity . there-is any amount of such nowrish: ~moeut, and if the supply is not sufficient, there are several vacant houses ;—and-twoor three quartz mills which can be supplied on short notice. =o<-~] Wyoming Mine. CLARK AND CAZNEAU’S GREAT _ VARIETY TROUPE, “Of Acktiowledged Artists, The Great Lady Gymnast. JHARRY CLARK, ‘A Resolution. The weather y« x ‘ ae . ; . wee a ‘ The Modern Hercules. TOW 1E E : Superintendent Denman, of Sav. them? Fire away now, here is—a . nee good for the mine to pay Church, though not as a sectarian . _ THEY ARE Seer ane £0 B and warm? ‘Tha? Francisco, was recently censured by . target. Rusticus. rWe propose giving further particuool, THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR the Board of Education of that city, —_——_— by a resolution condemning his aotion in leaving his post, and going to Sacramento to lobby bills through the Legislature, yiving him more power, Ata recent mecting of the Board, the Superintendent intioduced a resolution to. rescind the the former resolution of the Board censuring him, and gave his reasons therefor. The Board after listening ‘to his explanation, laid the resolu. tion upon the table until the next meeting. It seems -rather queer that the wise men composing that Board, should not do as requested ~ by their chief, when he wants them . lars as-svon as wecan visit the mine, ed to be relenting the day before. I minder, too, that be here. We learn that D twelve nights at-8 ‘the hall was not la all who wanted drew well inthis c ce Nights in'a Bar Re night, having Sal and Yankee Dod; characters. Local Optionists THE WONDERFUL MAN-FISH CHAS, WEICHTMAN ! Which created such ap excitement in San Francisco lately. KNOWN ; THEY BUILD UP THE sY8 TEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH TO THE WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE EWDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per. certificates on each bottle,] TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, -INDIGESTION AND LOss oF APPETITE, a58 © blood purifier they surpass all other #called tonics. which have lately been placed in the market. \ No Family should be without them.— SOLD EVERYWHERE, H. EYSTEIN & C0. Sole Proprietors, pao bl4-14 SAN NGISOO 2a and Feather rivers continue to run Stewly now that the ‘ice and snow in the oantains have commenced-to melt. Last Night of the Theatre. S co ws ; Rell of Honyur, Those of our citizens who have not : sas Seen the entertainment given by the The following aro“the names of Clark & Cazneau Troupe,at the Thea. the pupils who are on the-roll of tre, should not fail to go this after. honor in the gpiored school fur ‘the. noon and evening, as it will be their . moe ouging Apzil 17th: : last appearance in this city. The. Sddie Booth, Laura Booth, Emrenowned man-fish, smoking, eating . we Montelle, ioe E Seeian, Jaand drinking under Water, will “RO be Adama, Rosa Preston, Nathan: ce A tel Ford, : through his wonderful performance; Laura, the greatest female gymast in the world, will perform the thrilling feat of the ‘‘Death Leap,” trom the gallery to the forum; Mr. Clark, the man with iron jaws, will lift a forty --—— anda ae _As the down train stopped at § depot, Tuesday morning, the rear couch waS-discovered to be on fire, . but was quieldy extinguished; oe a Qvuauw, and duck-shooting is prohibited in the counties of Los 28les and San Bernardino, between the first of April and the first of Aygust. eS eae Presipent Grant receives the Senate currency infiation billdor HARRY HOWARD, Banjoist, WALTER PARK, Clog Dancor. LON DIXON, Negro Comedian, PROF. CHRISTIE, Violinist, And other A This is by: far the best enté Pever offered in this citys. Docxgry, of Florida, has been sentenced .to death by a’ Cuban court-martial for holding intercourse with the insurgents, Concha is appealed to for commutation to im——OF ADMISSION: Dress Circle 75 @ Parquette 50c, PRI : to inaugurate a rei gallon cask filled withwater, beside . .. iat PPPTO. >Seate cap be secured at ich’s Book and ser wie ae tl : : , . prisomment, _fVal to-day. It is surmiged that he . store. i 15 @reby annonnced todo it so badly. But they not} doitig other wonderful feats on thé —-—_—— . will sign it,nm ; — “ety sony to the and Ready towns! “only laid hbis-resolution on the table, trapeze; and splendid music, both Beunpy’s . bill to abelish the old a eee eisiame Union Hotel Barber Shop. The road betwe but they further.voted to tako away . vocal and instrumental, will: be inmileage law for members of Con-. New Mexico is to be Teperted sree aa ity Marshal. Juan is about drie his powers as executive officer, terspersed through the performance. gress, and substitute pay for actual favorably for admission as a State, LORENZ FAUTH, a4 12 . More days of fine : ; oi ‘The performance'this afternoon will . traveling eXpenses to and from the . by the House 'f erritorial Commit~ Late of New York, YHAUNCEY FORDN hereby announeed i = Reuiey is being” clatnored by the be for the accommodation of ladies Capital, passed—186 to 49, tee. 3 , dei pleasure in inforwing the people . S/ #4 candidate tae the tice zn Interior Department in behalf of the and children. : — > +e. a ee Pc oy oryting City and the surrounding at eran — 5 anise Mission Indiahs in this State; “Ath, SE Oe Owe to hitch in the aetion of. AN anti-swearing society failed in. °YN* ‘Hat he has leased the : For Marshal might do no harm for sume of our Ariivals by the Colfax Stage. . the House.on the deficiency appro. Truckee because three men could. Union Hotel Barber Shop, me 8.9. GRTCHELL is bereby anhoune delegation in the House or Senate ; April 16th, 1874. priation bill, there is a fear that the . bot: be found who would act as ‘an , G. ed as a candidate for re-viectiol t just to look into this claim a little, Where he wilt atalltimes be found to do-work in his line in the Highest Style of the art. Forma patrons and that satisfaction will be W. M<Corby, Dry GC. M. Bates, ready W. Thuss and Boy. ae AY INTHROP 8. LONG is hereby foo nounced a6 a candidate fur reves tivn to the office ot City Assessor. . BEEN San Francisco Mint May have to be stopped for a short time. ba Tuk Louisana bill eceupied most of the United State'stimeWegrieudiy, example, he vutlee or CILY MARSHAL. Bnd see if somebody isn’t trying to steal something in the name of philaythropy, Los ANGELES wants 9 plow-factory 2 basket-factory, a Paper-mill and a dozen other industries. Departures by the Colfax Stage. S p&prikdvth, 1874. : Visa Anna others are assured guaranteed, Tur remains of Dr. Livingstone’ The trial of Fr: Spay th, 1s Wed pretest a ‘Ba A SHARE OF PUBLIC PaTRon.Joy, Geo, Edwards, J, . The House considered the legislative! Tire Vallejo Chronicle is ad¥ocat-}AGE IS SOLICITED. For Marshal. ___ > J. _ Concluded in the D _Srfived at Southampton Wednésday A Detiges tadwog A Laces apportion bill und’ adjourned, after ing the establishment of-s joint stock . LO RENZ rawry; . JOSEPH &. Guay is hereby amram “BB terday. The case eeerning. <= BES ee: Yi. Hy Hasgrys, Ageat. ~[alaben tg of a-tew. items, ben @ ye”. hand shoe cotipiny in tliat city. [Révada, Apr ath, rita aii rth ii MEALS o'clock. : a : & 3 . ’ » : = ee is zi Faces se X aA t