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The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

-4Gfoy at Kings Riiver-Mr. Charles
Hayden was shot about ten days since, in
:, quarrel by Mr.. Glen. The cause of
the IN quarrel, was reports circulated by Mr..
n, derosatory to the character of Mr.. Glen.
Mr. y gave himself up to the authorities.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

pGa- We copy the following just tribute to
the Golden Gate, probably the noblest craft on
the Pacific, from the 4lta of March II. The
editor says he visited Mare Island for the pur-
pose of seeing the Dry Dock, and at the same
time to have an opportunity to view what every
Californian must be proud of, the steamer
Golden Gate in all her noble proportions She
was there docked, and seemed to rest with the
same case and grace as she would have done in
her native element. No one can form an adc-
quate idea Of this splendid specimen of naval
architecture without having seen her in that
position, with her entire hull exposed 1t was
expected, by those most capable of Judging. that
some considerable damage would be found from
the length of time she had been ashore at San
Diego In January last. To the surprise and
qualification of all, however, her bottom was
found uninjured, with the exception of one plank k
that had started. which caused her to leak: her
lines and bearings were as perfect as the dav
she was launched.
The Inspectors ordered her to be stripped
and thoroughly caulked and re-coppercd, which
was completed on Tuesday the 8th inst, and
was then towed to Bencia to have her centre
shaft replaced and some little joiners work done,
when we shall have the Golden Gate of old once
more IN all her former elegance, bearing no
marks of injury, and with proof now firmly cs-
tablished that she is one of the strongest steam
erS afloat
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17
Let dogs deligbt " &c
came again to a tusSle.

hey fought and hit, and scratched and Lit.
And struggled in the mud, Sc ''''
Du' were happily parted without injury, al
'nou9h both were armed. We presume neith-
er wished to do the other serious injury At
any rate we know both to be good fellows"
and doubt not hat they will shake hands and
leu$h at the whole matter after this special in
PRODUCTION to acquaintance.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Now AND THEN.-On the lst day of June
1903, there remained uncalled for in the nost
Office at st. Louis thirty-nine letters. WouIJ WIJ
not the letter list of that city at the nrasont
day afford conclusive evidence of q oI;~ht
advancement in population? ''' 'iO
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

The WEATHER.-The snow which fell on Monday
as not yet entirely disappeared AS rained near
ly all of Tuesday, the snow settled good deal and
became compact. Tuesday and Wednesday nights
it froze quite hard, forming crust that would bear
a man to walk en- its top. Wednesday and Thurs
day, however, were warm sunshinng days, which
have taken of much Of the snow
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

0c- We would call the particular attention of
t ,iaueis TO the advertisement of Knight, Mitchell
" OiiiiuS' dealers IN Boots and Shoes San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Ia Will the Golden Era do US the JUS
tice to say the article copied into that pa
per of March II, headed "Indian Festival -
was taken from the Necada Journal II
such are worth publishing, they are worth
crLd dit.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

HORRIBLE SUlCIDE.-The S. r. Courier
says that few days since Frenchman
named CASTOR Ponce, committed suicide
by blowing out his brains with double
barreled shot gun, at house on the cor
ner of Broadway and Dupont SITS. The
report of the gun was heard by several
persons in the street, who rushed into the
house and found the deceased laying on a
bed with the gun between his knees, the
muzzle of which was inserted in his mouth
A portion of the seal was blown complete
ly off-the brains scattered in every direc-
ton about the room. The deceased recent
ly returned to San Francisco from the
mines, and has endeavoted to gain subsis-
tence here by shooting small game which
he sold to the restaurants. Not being
very successful in his pursuits of late, and
having become quite destitute of money,
it IS thought that he resolved to end his
existence, and thus put an end to his mis-
cries.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

RANDOLPH HrLL.-We learn from gentle
man at work on Randolph Hill that the com
pany with which he is engaged, in one cut last
week made an average of IS per day. The
same company on Monday last took out a
specimen of S25.
ACCIDENTAL man at work in deep cut
at Randolph Hill few days since, was severely
hurt, by the bank caving in. We have not
learned the particulars.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

neA- The following correspondence, from
Mammoth Springs, will give some idea of what
the miners are doing and anticipating in that
region:
This extensive mining dis trict- situated upon
the north fork of Bear river, commencing at
Bear Valley, and running down to its junction
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
AGrNCy EOR CI.AEms,

AGAINSrT THE GOVERNMENT ofthe UNITED STATES
u \. BRINSMADE has removed his Office to
4 Sherman's Buildings, No l46 Montgomery st
where he win continue the prosecution ct Claims
against the Federal Government embracing
CLAIMS ofthe officers and soldiers of Col. Ste
vensons Regiment Of New York Volunteers, fol
bounty lands, extra pay and transportation allow
anCeS.
CLAIMS of the Offices and men who composed
the California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut.
Col Jehn O. Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears q
pay, and extra pay.
CLAIMS Of the officers, petty officers searlen
ana marines, on account of additional compensa-
on Ior services in the naval and revenue service OF
the United States in the Pacifc Ocean on The coast
OF California and Mexico from 18th May, 1876. to
ist OF March 1858 provided TOR by acts of Congress
approved August 3lst, 1852 and March Sd, 1853
ALSO
u AIMS !or indemnity on account Of losses oe-
casIoned by Indian depredations upon the property
OF the citizens OF the State =: and
CLAIMS Tor advances made TO United States
indian Agents, to enable them to negotiate or to
execute treaties with the Indian tlioes,
Mr. BRiNSMADE has secured the most reliable
and efficient aid in Washington and claimants NAV
feel sure OF the moat attention possible
\. B.-He viii also give his best attention to
in all its branches. lan13- I'm
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
ORDINANCE no. s.

IN relation % the Dstur0aace of lhe Pcace
The Trustees of the Town OF Nevada do aiu as f,iog
SECTION Any person or persons no shall have com
med any Efeach u The peace any other act mention
ed IN section Isl and "a OF Ordinance No. shall ulo
complaint being made before any Justice OF the
if arrested bp the Marshall or Wachrlan vIi
committing the same. That any Justice Of The Peace be
tore Whon any Sopaln shall be made shall have power
to issue Warrant IN AL Gases where the Marshall Shall
have power 20 execute an arrest prescribed liz section
Isl of Ordinance No. /.
SECTION = ANY person. other than the Marshall OF
Watchman who shan make complaint ne r,resrriIad ~
section Isl OF thls odhance, without the consent Of the
Corporation Attorney, shall, if upon examination sucb
Justice hd The eafges preferred frivolous be fined in the
sum OF ,he COSTS III The proceedings. Adopted February
~, lo34. WILLIAM I KNax D.
SIDNEY c. HERBERr Clerk 4i.i,n I''
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
r....E..Ier s = - Il

Prescribing the Fees and Saiaries Of Town Officers
The Trustees o The Town OF Nevada DO oai1 follows
The town marshal shall ceivc for his services salary
Of twelve hundred dollars rer also i've per
upon all monies collected By him. ans also for his services
IN Justices courts, suah fees are aOwed by law sher
iHs lJr the like survices.
The town treasurer saii receive for his services two
and one hat Per cent upon all monies cA and d.
bGr7cd ~ him.
The town assessor shall receive for his services two
one hall pr cent up9n the amount Of Taxes levied by lhs
board.
The attorney shall receive as fun compensation for all
duties performed 10y him attorney e Of tt dol
lars for each conviction had Tor mstemeaEor before JUS
lice and he shall in other cases receive COMPENSATION
for amy services rendered.
The town surveyor sha receive for his services such
fees rs are isio"td by law TO county surveyor.
Adopted ftb. 10. l-J4 N5i. J. KNOX, Pres'i.
). G UERBERT- Clerk. 4i.it
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07

CAUTION !-PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE
"A Hundreds of those who have contracted We
nereal diseases are disappointed of q cure by not
calling on DIR. YOUNG at first. He will forfeit
any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care, no matter how long stand
ing or atflicting-such as ulcers, tumors, nodes
bunehcs, pimples on the face aud body, pains
in the bones and joints wakefulncss, trembling,
copper colOred sores, wasting OF the bone ema-
citation, loss of appetite, strength and lesh
in the nose and ears loss of hair, weak eyes itch
ing, humors, sc. &c
Many persons, after being relieved of external
appearances of private disease suppose themselves
cured but, after few months find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they never
had before, and which they find it impossible to
relieve.
To all who are afflicted in this way, DIR. Young,
would particularly recommend the trial of his
skill The symptoms with which you are troub-
led are caused by yenereal taints in your blood,
which. sooner or later, will destroy your health
and happiness. No person who has ever had an
attack Of anv private complaint, should fail to
consult DIR. Young, and take few bottles ofhs
invaluable purifying medicines, as then they can
rest assured that their blood is in perfectly pure
and healthy condition, and that every trace of
disease is removed from the system. Recent ca
ses cured in from two to five days, without change
of diet or hindrance from business or no charge
made. DIR. YOUNG,
Upstairs, Corner of Montgomery and California
streets, express buildings.
Office hours from A.. NJ. to P. VI.
A CAUTION Beware of nostrums sold at
apothecaries' shops, and by sefstyled Doctors, If
you do not wish your constitution ruined for
life 24-6m oct7
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
Ordnance Nc. s.
In relation

IN feIaiI0n 70 Games.
Iae trustees OF the Town II Nevada do oriaiD So follows
Any person or persons no tAe owners or keener 81
any house wherein are kept BiarI aneo,la,af r. 49,
other tables for the purpose OF GAMING eI '3 2
e trustees oi the Iow OF Nevada, license to keep the
same Aso' any keeper Of Bowling Saloon shah obtain
u license for the same 49, ~ A
Tor license 70 keep Billiard Tables three month"; each
table shall pay Ten Dollars For license 10 keen Lam
qIhst tables Three months, each table shall pay Fifteen
Dollars. For license TO keep Keno liable three
months each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. Far IL
e 10 Keep other tables for tire purpose OF Gaming three
hlonhs, each table shall pay Ten Dollars. For
ceise to Keep Bowling Saloon three months the owner
or Keeper shall pay Ten Dollars Adopted Feb 10 Ioo4
SIpNEY c. HERHERT, Clerk NN.J, KNOX Pres.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
San Francisco Advertisements.
ssT'he pieneer.s
A CA1IFoRNIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE,
or LITERATURE. AND ART.

AcAITrORNIA MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE,
or LITERATURE AND ART.
ssrs-rtt Ia. issaed monthly, and possible on
NAS the sene l1y uf each month. The first number
LII onaear on the 3d inst It is hoped by the projectors
,hot Il viii he supported entirely by California talent
n viii coutap about sixty pages and VIII be published
d ondncted rs nearly possible after the style cf the
Enickerbocker lis plan is sufficiently comprehensive
md ia contem plated size sufficiently large to allow free
rona for apy department of literature, and 1t VIII afford
a e1aee Tor tie free discussion OF the most Important
oitic ard scientific subjects OF the day 1t VIII con5e
enty In that respect possess an advantage ov the d
i naners whose columns cannot o.ien afford room Tor
ne nrcner cmsideraton Of many important questions
hieh almost daily before the public Ii viii also
nan fine field for VINO are desrous OF distinguish
no themselves in Poetry, Bellies Letters and the more
6Gwerv maths of literature. whose contributions viii al
-yaes he welcome Each number Will eontun hfef ali
,ract ri the most important decisions o! the Couris
arsiIy compiled table OF the yiri pus meteorological
angs which may have been observed during the month
~ Tho c1rlatp tides and atmosphere or san francisco, and
SUMMARY OF most ia pOrtant events that have taken
r.ca during the month tha. while il may be desired
Is source Of amusement is hoped It will also possess
s.ne value as az book Of reference and be worthy Of
preservation
SONS of ability and tried experience in the
conduct of ncriodcal publications, and effort viii be
enered ON the part Of the publishers to make worthy
he noble state which has its origin and whose lera-
tiure II is expected in to embody and of the
patronage of its subscribers
An communications, contributions Sc, must be ad-
dressed to W. Ii. j, BROOhS y CO.
Ian 6 feh3-m 157 Montgomery street
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
g9E5sV7 Ep?EsE; YEgp =

u RELATION TO STOVES And STOVE PIPES.
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do oraiu Is follows
All owners occupants and ieys-es of any store Ware
House. Dwiing, other building iii whirh stoves or
Crates are kept shall extend the pine or cause tie same
10 be cole, a least twenty four inches from The uut,
side ot uie building or root and The distance above
lic t"FeS ana "ncfe aaid pipe passe through any board
"r canvass p0riiiioa siding roof il shall be through
some metal or fire proof plate leaving space 0! tuu IN
ohes bawton the pipe and the partition. siding or roo,
through which it passes. and "a. persons who shan be
found guilty 90 violation CT tli5 Ordinance o.. an ex
animation before Justice Of tie Peaoo shall be ad III
the Of Twenty Five Dollars and cos,s and in dfit
ofpaymenf, execution shall issue for the same Adopted
February is. 1851. WILLIAM J. k%lx Prtts
SIDNEY G. HERBERT. Clerk al5U,
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
49, > r-s,.n "a -

Amendment 10 Ordinance No {.
The Trustees q tAe town oi Nevada, DO orlail as
follows;
Ordinance No 9. eutjs!.d 8. Ordinance in relation
to Games = Acreoy amended So as 70 read as TO-
lows
Any person Or persons who ere the owners OF
keepers otauy Bowling saloon, orauy house wherein
are kop5 BiIlatGs LaAsqUiiet any othor tables
rt8e purpose Of gaming. shall obtain from the Ju-
tees q. The to"u of Nevada a license to keep thd
same and for every altes IN aay -owling saloon an.
for every such saning sable, the Owner or AaePel
tIereot shall pay Tor every three months the .
Ten Dollars. Adopted T bruary 27, 1854.
ITAI. J. KNOX, Prezt.
StoxaY c. IEEGBaar. Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
Notice 10 l.aa Tlsb.ic,

Nevaaa Iedacat end Surgical DispenSa1y
In Mr. Davis Brick Building, Broad street Nevada.
Drg. Den e. CarL2an, E1edical Attendants
N order TO meet the wishes OF the mining population m
~ this neghborhoOd, expressed by ct them i'll
memorial forwarded some months ago TO Or Den. the
subscribers take eare inform he nhabans OF Eeva.
ga 0Fass F@iey, bo"hleFiIe Auburn sc &C. that Ia y
have opened DspeEsry IL Nevada cy. for the purpose
Of aordn proper Medical and Surgical aid to the nrn;
and III order to make the institution thoroughly useful to
ne pubic ii urge they contemplate GnneAing a,tencTal
Hospital and lntrnary 10 IT, early proper size
be obtained TO erect building upon
Believing that some establishment afordihg the poor
miner as Wen as 70 the wealthy merchant, com med
ca treatment nominal monthly cast was much need
ed in this locality the subscribers hope receive the
unanimous support tie inhabitants o the districts
merated above.
Rules and Regulations of the Nevada General
)ispensary.
ls All bona de Subscribers are entitled to be visited at
their own homes prescribed for u the Dispesry,
the option OF the patients,
ud Medicines be sampled ct 81! times TO 9uoscri-
81 berS. CHARGE.
Sd No Prescription i'll be compounded tie Dispensary
unless those of The attendant or attendants.
4h No person will be considered subscriber tin hayug
paid the amount Of his subscription in advance.
9TH subscriptions Of single individuals is dXed dol
lars per month! and ol those Who have families q l4re
dollars.
9th Tickets to BE- given s5scribers on payment Of s4b-
9Th Subscribers loaning their tickets to nonsubscribers
Tor the purpose OF obtaining either attendance or Ined-
! cine. forfeit the amount Of their subscription.
9Th All visits made according priority Of calls unless
/ accidents, which take precedence
9h Midwifery attendance and vaccination charged for
extra, OTHER.
l0Jh one OF The attendants to be always in attendance
/ the Dispensary.
Ii must be obvious TO altle beneficial results which
must be derived from this system OF medical practice
more particularly by the poor who afford TO
meet large demands "hel Frustrated bed ofscez=
an1 as The amount Of substitution Is fixed to accommO
date lhe poorest OF tie poor, HE subscribers Gatar heG
selves that Tie Institution viii be found ue Friend o. yhg
People. Subscriptions may be forwarded hy ezpr.sz al
! dressed 70 DTs Den s. Carm8n. Nevada cty.
ENAN UEL. II. DEN. / Z c 5 !,
BENIN r. CARAiAN, NJ d,
Late Surgeon II Ship California
p s. Dr. Den requests mis- friends In the mines lIaa:e
coNec ions ~ their different localities, Gn0 forward tas
amount. Win c-r-.,. ~. or h. -uh..rLhars. aI-an
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
CRDETELlNTCg no. &.

ItLtIItiI 70 1T IttGiU-E.
lfe Trustees OF INC Town Ut Nevada do ortain as follows:
No person or peosons shall drive ride any horse
rapid than "a slow saop or tr0t
No person or persons shall drive ride any horse mule
or other annai over any bridge within the oyn Of Neva-
da, in any pace faster than d walk.
And each and eFe1 person who shall be found guilty
of violation OF this Ordinance on an examination before
Justice OF the Peace, s!a be fined in sum not exc ed
ing Fifty Dolars AID IN default OF payment execI-
on sil be issued for The same Adonjed February M
1854. WILLIAM ! KNOX Pros
St9NLf =. II EitBst, Clerk. 44-tw
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
TJIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,

II DR. YOUNG who is celebrated for curing
all private complaints of both sexes, has discov-
cred remedy for the cure of old long standing
cases of Gonorrhea and elects, which he has tried
in more than one hundred cases, successfully,
of which had bailIed the skill Of eminent physi-
clans for years and in not one single case has it
failed, nor can it ever fall as the nature of the
remedy is such that it strikes at the ROOT of the
plaint and eiadicates i. completely IN very
few days. New cases cured in an incredibly short
space Of time, without change Of diet or hiadrance
from business
n. B.-A permanent cure guaranteed to all III
the shortest possible time or 10 pay will be taken
DR. YOUNG, Upstairs, Corner OF Montgom-
erv and California streets.
Office hours from A. N. to P. n. 6m-24oct7
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
CRUINANCH Mo s

III it4dtloA 10 Sidewalks.
ie trustees OF e Town OF Nevada do rain as follows
NO person or persons shall in any way obsrue, or on
e"'oI any Sidewalk IN any street within the town of Ne
And each and every person found guilty of n vi
oia'lon OF tls Ordinance Oh All examination before Ina
nee OF lhe Peace shall be fined in suro not excaadi
twenty tive Dollars and Ia default of rgV,ant
airy 10, lo54. WTT.rTts iIotSd isS|PpT1 n eoii-
SIDNEY G. HERBERr Clerk a. ~ -
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
Ordinance Nc. Z.
Il relation to Tnxna

III TtIaLIOn 70 Taxes.
1e trustees OF the Town Of Nevada do orian as follows.
ach ai9 every person in the town of Nevada shall nav
TAX OF one fourth per cent the amount of taxaba
property goods and chGtte with which said persons are
16, 1854. uIII1aM 7 IlN6y No : Tol o iary
SIDNEY c. HERBERT. Clerk aI1,,
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07

p"ohod tiiG !o!lo"lhg BRUSH PefiO1Icai5, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
CONSERVATIVE "
. The EDINBURGH REVIEW, iWbio1
,. The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW iFrcc
ChuIchl -
4. The WESTMINSTER REVIEW. nibera,
D BLACkWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAzIYE
Tory.
Ihe present critical state of European affairs will ren
der these publications unusually interesting during the
YEAR loJt. Ihey viii occupy middle ground between
he hstIy written news items. crude specuntione and
!inS runlor5 OF the daily Journal and the Doudarous
tome OF The future historian itten after the living in
erest anu excitement Of the great political events of th
me snail have passed away is 10 these periodicals
mat readers must look for the only really ntegibc an
feiiaoe history OF current events, ard SUCH in addi-
on TO their well established literary scientific and he-
ogca Character We urge them upon the consideration
OF the reading public.
AWangeme Its in progress for the REGENT of eav
meets from the British Publishers. by which we shall be
oie TO place all our reprints in the hands of subscriber
ABOUT as sooH rs they be furnished with the foreign
copies Although this will involve very large outlay CT
part shalt continue furnish the Periodicals E
at the same low rates as leretofore viz:
Iof auy one OF the iour Reviews, per annum. So 90
For ahy two OF the four lReyiewss 90
For any three of the four Reviews. 90
for all four OF the Reviews, OG
for Backwoods Magazines 90
FOR Backwood and three Reviews GO
Fer Blackwo0d and four Reviews 10 90
PA1MENfS to he made in all cases IN ADVANCE
money current in the state where issued will be receVad
al par.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
MQrySUiiIe and SacTdment
IAw E0fiefa

CtTANTON BUCKNER and c. W. HILL, have
- associated themselves in the practice oithe Law
and VIII attend 10 all business that may be entrIs
ted 70 their care. Office or Broad street adj lung
Journal Office STANTON BUrKNER,
c. WILSON HILL.
Nevada, Sept 1873. G0tf
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
American Livery and Sale Stable,

TEVHE subscriber begs 20 return his THINKS to the
"a citizens of Nevada, for the liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues TO keep the hest Sc
lection Of Saddle ard other HORSES, for their accom-
mediation, thatthe country will afford; and be would
especially call the attention othe Ladies his stock
OF spirited but gentle animals at such tim. they
are desirous TO enjoy healthfnl and invigoratlng
ride. J. 3. LOBDELL.
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-07
REMOVAL.

NE EDICAL ADVICE-DR. YOUNG, who
lil has become celebrated for thousands of
cures which he has performed on old, chronic,
Ene cura syphiitic, and all private diseases,
without mercury, is consulted daily at his Office,
Office upstairs, corner of Montgomery and Cali
fornla streets.
A cure guaranteed, or no pay.
Dr. Young has probably had more practice in
vencreal diseases than any other physician in Cal
ifornia. He cures all the most aggravated cases
of this disease, and mild ones in from two to five
days.
The Doctor has, for many years been known as
the most emineHt and successful physician practS-
inc III the United States, and, what is more i'm
portant to the patient, he always effects speedy
and permanent cure.
Travellers, Seamen, Miners and others who wish
to be cured without mercury, hindrance from bus
mess, or exposure to friends, should apply to him
as soon as possible, and perfect cure will be
guaranteed in all cureab,e cases. Rccollect the
name and number
DR. YOUNG, Corner of California and Mont
gomery streets. upstairs. Office open from a.
VI. to 3 p. NJ.