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Nevada national., 1860-06-16

E- The citizens of Nevada appear to be
in earnest. since the last fire, to secure some
reliable protection against the ravages OF
the devouring element. Two propositions
have been submitted, by different parties, to
the city government, varying somewhat in
detail. but both based upon the same plan as
that which has been in use in this place for
the past two years. The two propositions
will be submitted to vote OF the citizens on
Saturday, the 7th ofJuly.
The voters will be supplied (says the Dem
serat,) with ballots which shall have the
words d" Water-Yes " or Water-No -
and the words 4" Nevada Water Company
Proposition" or I" Marsh proposition . writ
ten or printed upon it. Should majority
OF the ballots contain the words = Water
Yes" then whichever proposition receives a
majority Of votes, shall be deemed accepted
Should majority Of the ballots contain the
words " Water-No," )" then both propositions
will be deemed rejected.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

"THE PoSY is again on his way across
the continent, having left Carson City for
the East on Saturday morning last. lie was
accompanied by guard of fifteen we'll
mounted and well armed men. The Pony y
has been found too important an institution
TO be dispensed with at the bebest of a few
naked savases. The regular trips will be
resumed as soon as the stations can be again
established
A company Of forty men, supposed 10 be
Mormons, had just arrived at Carson who
reported that they had discovered and
buried the bodies of two OF the Express
riders-bnt saw no Indians.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

TT AT regular meeting Of the Grass
Valley Fire, Hook and Ladder Comp.uy
held on Monday Evening, June 1lth. nj
Fireman's Hall the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year IS. D. Bos-
worth. Chief Engineer aud Foreman; G..
Hamilton, lst Assistant Foreman B. L. La
marque. End Assistant Foreman Cha's R.
Edwards, Treas, and Cha 3 A. Laton. Secre.
tary, reelected. The installation OF officers
will take place on Monday Evening, June
25th, when all the members are desired to be
present.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

AUBURN FOR THE RAILRoAD.-At n recent
election held in Auburn. Placer county, on
Monday last, TO authorize the trustees to
subscribe $4,000 to the stock OF the Sacra-
mento, Placer and Nevada Railroad, the vote
was unanimous in favor of the proposition
Another elaction is to be held throughout
The county. on the 9th inst, to authorize
the county to subscribe for one hundred
thousand dollars of the stock OF the same
road twenty-five thousand dollars Of the
Eastern Extension Railroad, and thirty five
thousand dollars to assist in the construc-
tion Of two wagon roads to Carson Valley.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Republic
ans held a convention in Nevada on Satur.
day last to elect delegates to State Con-
vention, to be held at Sacramento, TO nom
enate candidates for Presidential Electors
The following are the names of the delegates
elected Israel Crawford, J. Ii. Fuller, Z. F
Spence, j. C. Bronck. r. Abby, Jas. Church
man, J. S. Dun, David Bovyer, P. C. Huutly
r. II Raymond, S B. Caswell, S C. Har.
mer, J. Horton, and - Councilman.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
The Marsh JuverniIc Theatrical
Tronue

There me Star boys and girls. as well as
men and women as has been fully illustrated
by the young folks Of Mr.. Marsh, in their
representation Of plays in this town for the
last three nights. The fact that the spacious
Grass Valley Theaier was nightly crowded
with spectators is sufficient evidence Of the
capacity Of these little ones and the power
with which as mature men and women they
picture forth thrilling scenes Of grown up
people. person who has net seen the
Troupe can form no idea Of what children can
be taught. The whole thing from beginning
to end. is ridiculous and wonderful in the
extreme and the smallness of the actors
suggest race of pigimies while their per-
feet representations rival the best delinea-
ations Of characters.
Master Geo. W. Marsh. Miss Louise aad
old lady Toodles are nothing sbert Of remark
able in truth we don't mean to slight any
Of them all the " little fry" did FIRST rate.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
er- We notice that important and tast

rT We notice that important and taste
full improvements are in progress in the
neighborhood Of the Catholic Church. This
elegant and costly brick ediiioe has recently
been covered with heavy aud enduring
coat of paint and neatly penciled The
ground about the church. as well as the
burial ground has been enclosed with a neat
and substantial fence. The old church
building has also been refitted and painted
This building is now used for free school.
at which there is daily attendance of some
sixty scholars.
Our friend. Mr.. James Powning has fitted
up neat and pretty cottage on the lot ad.
joining the church, where he has established
his new home. That part of the town. hui
recently bleak and barren waste isiapidly
improving, and will soon become a neat and
desirable place for residences.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
~Me understand that larre

rB-We understand that large hotel il
to be built, the present season, on the lot
formerly occupied by l.. p. Frisbie on Main
street, Nevada, and that Mr.. n. Bailey. the
late proprietor of the Keystone House."
who was burned out at the recent fire is TO
be installed as landlord. The improvement
will be an important one for Nevada, and
will doubtless do much toward restoring to
Main 81. the business which has latterly been
inclined to centre upon Broad street. The
hotel. we understand, has been projected
and will be carried out by several Of the
prominent property holders Of Main street.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

STILL THEY CoME Scarce a steamer ar
riyes from the Atlantic States without
bringing one or more families who design
making Grass Valley their future home.
Neat little cottages are springing up in
every direction for miles around, giving evil
dence Of the prosperity and permanency of
the town, and aifordng homes to the
constant influx of families from abroad
Relying. as Grass Valley does, mainly upon
her mines Of gold bearing quartz. which al
ford greater degree of permanency than
placer diggings, this place offers superior in
ducements for the settlement Of families TO
most other mining towns. Hence it is that
all our Improvements are Of substantial
and enduring character. Most ofour miners
have learned that it is better to let well
enough alone. than to leave steady employ
ment at fair hut certain remuneration, for
the uncertainty of doing better elsewhere.
It is the lack of this teaching which is the
prime cause of most Of the "ill luck " so
much complained Of by large portion of
the people Of California.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

BUSINESS IN GRASS VALLEY at this season
Of the year, was never more prosperous than
at the present time. The late rains have
enabled our placer miners to keep at their
labor much longer than usual, and the quartz
miners are enjoying a season of unusual
prosperity. The mills are all running and
doing we'll. They have never done better.
Rich strikes are more frequent. and reliable
leads are more .ban sustaining their forme T
reputation. Our streets may not look so
lively as in times past but the cause is a
happy and a healthy one. Gambling is
below par and don't pay as well as formerly.
and consequently we have less idlers about
town, and less thieving and robbing.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

The GRAPE CRoP.-.Few are aware Of the
present and increasing Importance of the
grape crop Of California. 1t is estimated on
reliable data, that the crop of 1888. reached
one million of dollars in value. The crop
for the present year it is thought will net
eight millions in value. A vineyard when
Onceplanied is permanency. With skilful
management it will continue to Increase its
yield, annually for twenty years !; and for a
hundred years after that time, it will continue
to yield its treasures without dmiuution in
quantity or deterioration in value.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
SCHOOL NOTICE.

TIE SCBscRlBER, for many pears engaged In the
i instruction Of YOUTH respectfully informs the
citizens Of. Grass Valley and vicinity, that he viii
open n
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
I'm Hamilton Hall, On Monday, July 0sh
Whore all the branches forming the complete
ENGLISH SCHOLAR will be taught.
ns- INSTRUCTION WILL ALSO BE GIVEN, II
DESIRED. IN THE SCIENCE OF ACCOUNTS, AL6E-
BRA AND THE GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES.
Abel Dobson.
June Is Is60-tf
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

The GRASS VALLEY LIBRARY will be open
for the distribution Of books, on Monday
Evening next, June 18th, and each succeed
ing Monday Evening, from half past eight
to nine O'Clock, p. NJ. Members desrous Of
obtaining books will please be promp, in re-
turning volumes already ont, as ID. rules Of
the society will hereafter be strictly enforc-
ed. By Order of the Society.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

Gs- We notice that arrangements are
being made to commence the sprnkling Of
the streets early the ensuing week. 1t is
confidently believed that the rainy season
is now fairly over, aud dry weather and dust
may be expected.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
-Will you walk into my parlcr =:
Said the snidpr IN The 1vn

DHIu tHt rpEutI 70 tuE II
The New York Tribune says-"If the Re-
publican party is faulty, come in and help
make it better"
The New Haven Journal thinks the devil
would extend the invitation thus al hell
is too bet, come 10 and help cool IL +"
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

LEGALLY DEAp.-Walter Heron. of Stock.
ton. who has been absent seven years. with
out explanation, has been declared dead by
the Court, and his will, formerly made, ad
mitted to probate.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

DoS'r LIKE To PLAY SECOND FIDDLE.-Ii
is asserted. and in a very positive manner,
in the late telegraphic dispatches from Wash
ington to the Cincinnati Gazette, that Mr.
Everett will not be candidate for Vice
President. Don't like to play second fiddle
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

CrGAEs.-We speak knowingly when we
say that our friend, Ned Stonehill. keeps a
well selected stock of cigars. Ned has just
returned from WashOe. and fearing we
may have forgotten him during bis absence
he has sent us sample of his best cigars.
His purchases are made in Havana, from the
largest manufactures, and are suited es-
pecially to the wants of the smokers OF Grass
Valley.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

CANT GET THEIR NANEs.-The Ney ada
Census taker, according TO the Democrat, is
in trouble about taking the census Of the
Chinese population. This clase of people, of
course must be enumerated, but it is found
difficult to get their names. The census taker
Mr.. Patterson, has written to the U. S. Mar
shall for instructions upon this point.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

DIsoUsrEp WITH PoLrrIcs-It is reported
that William Fl. Seward has in all proba-
bility retired from public life. His resolu.
tion was taken before the meeting of the
Republican Conventon-to the effect that
il not nominated, he should close his politi-
cal career. When his late speech was deliv-
cred be intimated that il would be his last
in the Senate.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

TEE Broderick Monument Committee re-
port.s4 ,725 paid in. A large number Of plans
for the work are submitted, which will be de.
cided upon very soon, and the monument
commenced during the summer
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

Eo- The Pixies Peakers have a lyceum at
Golden City, which discuss some curious
questions. The following was the topic at
late meeting
" That it is the duty Of eastern phlanthro
pists to Immediately export large number
OF young ladies TO this Territory, who wish
to avail themselves of the marriage state"
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

SPECIAL ELEcrIoS.-A special election has
been ordered in San Francisco, to be held on
the first Tuesday in July, to determine, by a
popular vote, whether that city shall or
shall not subscribe 100000 to the capital
stock Of the San Francisco and San Jose
railroad
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

CosT OF WAE.--The various powers OF Eu.
rope borrowed sio.OOO.OOO last year to pay
for wars. The East Indian loan-the result
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

Can ANY ONE TELL Can any one tell
why men who cannot pay small bills can al
ways fuI plenty of money to buy liquor,
and treat when happening among their
friends r
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

~ The San Francisco Herald proposes
to publish campaign paper during the ap-
preaching campaign. The paper should be
placed in the hands Of every Democrat in
the stale.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

BULKHEAD.-Levi Parsons Is now at Viz
ginia City. letter writer says be is abou /
contracting for bulkhead around the for.
mer place, to keep the wind off.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

FRUIT INJURED GRAPEs.-The grape vines
in this vicinity which were injured by the
late heavy frost, and dispoiled oftheir leaves.
are again leaving out, and the show of fruit
i'quile as good as though no frost had in
tervened,
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

RETURNED. - Mr.. J. ii. Boardman. late
Postmaster Of this place, returned in the last
steamer from q visit to the Old Folks at
home.n
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

- The .a6eit.s are now fairly in the
field for the Presidential contest. Their
csndidates-lke their principles are very
much like the handle OF jug. Though
they have month the start on us, the Ma
tional Democracy will find it an easy mat
ter to overtake and run down such one
side team as they drive.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

sEc- The Nevada JrurnaI of yesterday,
contains portion of Mr.. Elliott's Report
OF the Railroad Survey between Nevada
ami Auburn. We shall transfer the sub
stance of the Report to our columns next
week.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

To make Bread and Cake with Sour Milk:
TO EACH POUND OR QUART OF FLOUR ADJ oyF
l heaping teaspoonfull Of B. T. BABBTTT's pure
sALERATUS, ard what sault is required. Mix well
together by passing all IN ,ough sieve Then aad
as much sour milk will make the dough the ,,sn.
al thickness, make II into small loaves and bake Al
once.
Direction foI making the very best and unrest
Yeast Powder, for Baking Powder
Take one pound n. J. Babbtt's saleratus and tn
two pounds Of B. 7. Babbitts pure Cream Tatrar
mix them thoroughly together. BY passing them
two or three times through a sieve Directions for
the use OF the Yeast Powder or Baking Powder
after you get Il made as above To each quart Of
houI aid two heaping teaspoonsfull ofihe Yeast or
Baking Powder wet with milk or water as usual
and bake at once in quick oven. The bread
should Be in small loaves Biscuit in the same way
You will lind tae above Yeast Pow 'er or Baklng
Powder far superior 10 any in tho market and yery
much cheaper because III fresh made. Fither Of
the materials will keep seperat- from each other
ten or twenty years, without injury. while then
mixed together, they will keep good over three
months You will readily perceive that the fresh i
the kind to be used, saving the expense OF tins etc
in which 1t is put up.
b. T. BABBlTT was the first man who made Yeast
Powders and.well knows they will not keep good
more three months; when you get them from the
store they are not fresh because they pass throvh
so ma oy hands before they reach the consumer.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

A young lady, fond of dancing, traverses
in the course OF q season about four hun
dred miles Yet no lady would think ofwalk
ing that distance in a year.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

TRUE SUBLINTrY-
A tender infant, meek and mild
Fell down upon a stone,
The nurse took up the squaling child,
But still the child squealed on.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

TIE last accounts from England say that
Queen victora is very well ''and has taken
to hoops" What that meaas those versed
in these triHes can best conjecture.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

E1- The Poslmaster-General estimates
the weight Of mail matter passing between
California and the States east, at one thou
sand pound. per day.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

A PREACHER lately said in sermon, j." Lei
women remember. while putting on their
profuse and expansive attire. how narrow
are the gates Of parad;se.v
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

Efr- Wm. Bausman, Esq, well known as
a good writer and gentleman. has pur-
chased an interest in the Hydraulic Press
and will take the editorial charge oflhe same.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

grc- The body Of HENRY MEREDITH ar
rived at Nevada yesterday, in charge Gf the
Nevada Rifles. and was buried at Pm
to-day. with military and Masonic bonors
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

TEE DISTRICT CouRr was opened at Nevada
on Saturday last, and adjourned until Mon
day, July 9th.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

gsS- We have had the pleasure ofmeeiing.
the past week. our old friend. Mr.. Dagget.
late of the Golden Era, who is spending
few days in this village. We have heard
Mr.. DIS name mentioned in connection with
a new newspaper enterprise in San Fran
cisco.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

Ev- Latest advices from Denver City are
to May 10th, at which time emigration was
pouring 10 rapidly.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
It o M 4 N Il R g =.

Directisus for' making Prepared or Lelf Raising
Flour that ian be set aside and used AZ leisure:
To each quar-. Of -four add one teaspeonfun Of b.
7. BAbbitts Salers tus. and two Of his pure Cream
Tartar, and what salt is required mix them thorou-
ghly togsther while dry, and set aside for use.
Flour prepared in this way viii laci three months,
for the reason the -four keep the chemicals ssperate
from each other II eau be used up in tha usual
way and baked at once. Use this prepared -four for
Bread, Biscuit or any kind Of Sweet Cakes or Pan
Cakes until you want TO use them.
B. II. Babbitt's Pure Chensicnis.
Are guaranteed strictly pure AMI may be had OF all
respectable druggists and grocers
OBSERVE None are genuine but those having on
the pa pers our trade mark and the name cf
JOHN ID. WING a. CO..
- Sole Agent, - California .sreet,
~ I'm san Francisco
Nevada national., 1860-06-16

tn- Fresh butter is purchased in Sacra-
mento, for twenty-five cents pound.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
GOLDEN WHISKEY
DEPOT T,
lis Front Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
NJ. S. WHITING l. CO.,
Sale A gents.
SANFORD'S CIRCULAR
f o X 1 8 8 o.!
Agency for California Nurscrymcn, fer
the purchase Of Goods aud Sale Of
Produce.


n5- The Subscriber has been appointed Agent
for the following named reliable Nurserymen land
owners OF Nursery Stock:
sIxPsox THOMPSON suscol Nurseries, suseol Sapa
County. No Irrigation.
JoHN IKwnuSG San lorenzo Nurseries, San LORENZO
Alameda County, No Irrigation.
A. 2, SMITH, Pathological Gardens and Nurseries
Sacramento, Moderate a.
MARX FARSKY, Excelsior Nurseries, San Jose,
Jas. R. LOWE, Pouona Gardens and Nurseries,
". C, WALKER Golden Gate Nurseries. (aoraI and
ornamental San Franciso. No Irrigation.
SArHER CHuRrH Owners ofTrees, &c. grown at
Alameda. Alameda County % a.
Trees, grown in genial soil at San Jose. irrigated
but during the past season, and has established
Depot in San Francisco, on
11S and 120 FRONT STREET,
Where he will keep for sale during the planting
(or until his Stock Is exhausted 1.-THE finest
Stock ever offered in this State, OF
.9rnif. sbaaf aaa OruaHrnfal Grffs,
shrubbery, Hardy and Grccnhssse
g APP v91zfs, s01S1w1mmr,
Raspberry, Strawberry, Plants, Field,
Garden a. Flower Seeds, DC.
ss- Strict attention will be geven to the purchase
Of all kinds Of goods to be found in this market and
theis shipment 70 any part OF the State also to the
sale OF Farm Produce at very low commission.
FH II Is believed that the great reduction In the
viii induce land owners TO plant targets, aud TO
such desire SO TO do great inducement will be Of
feled.
as- No articles will be offered for sale Of an in
ferior or Of an sKceptionable character, and with
this promise very large share Of patronage is con-
JASON L. SANFORD.
jan. 25 On
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
il A L E'S L AMP!
The only improved "KERosENE"
Coal Oil Burner in the market.

Coal Oil Burner in the market.
WARRANTED TO GIVE The Light Of
W six CANDLES at cost Of ONE AND 4 QUARTER
CENT PER HOUR. II cannot be mace to EXPLODE
under any circumstance The light can be increased
decreased easily gas light and II much stea
der THIS BURNER WILL GIVE MORE LIGHT from
the s,me Quantity of burning material than any
other ever invested HALES BURNER WILL
make much light with a haif-ineh wick Dietz's
will with inch wick THIS WE STAND READY TO
PROVE.
We are advised by last steamer that there has
beena .ery large quantity OF miserable Coal Oii'
sent to this market because II cannot be sold at
home: where the article Is known. there is sale
tor any price consequently ills sent where people
are not posted.
BEWARE or REDUCED PRICESl ~ word to the
wise is sufficient We warrant every gallon sell
TO be Of the purest quality but we cannot comp-ts
in price with BAD ARrl Gle and shall not at
Tempt TO do Dealers In the interior supplied At
shor: notice.
For sale at WHOLESALE PRICES, at
SAN Francisco.. FrOus street.
Sacramento. to............... -. 1O4 J street
At RETAIL
200 Washington street sau Frauciscc-
3l3-m BRAGG & CO.
Nevada national., 1860-06-16
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Bakers, Miners, aud all other. who
desire To have Good bread
SELF RISING FLOUR

Receipts for making Bread Biscuit, or any Xii
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