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GREAT FIRE IN NEVADA.

The following letter from our friend Wm.
J. Westerfcld, now sojourning at Nevada,
dated at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, de-
scribes a terrible confagration which had
just occurred in that city;
"a fire broke out in the cook room of the
Keystone Hotel, on Broad street, about two
o'clock this morning, destroying the hotel,
the ball court, and a dwelling occupied by
Mr.. Heryey. Three large buildings have
been totally destroyed. Had it not been for
the water works, owned by Messrs. Stokes
Il Co., the town would have certainly been
burnt up. A small stream of water, running
from the main pipe, through very old can
vas hose, was the means of saving the town.
understand the Nevada Trustees have re-
fused to pay the Nevada Water Company for
laying this pipe-a distance Of half a mile,
to bring water into the town-and which is
so beneficial, as is now found, in case of fires.
This, think, should be an admoniton to
our good citizens Of San Juan. BY all means
let US have pipes running through our town.
By SO doing. the means Will always be at
hand to save our beautiful and beloved vii
lage from the anger Of the Fire God. At
this moment-a few minutes after o'clock,
A. NJ, Friday morning, May 25-the fire is
completely subdued. Yours,
w. J. B."
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

Social LODGE, No. II, Independent Order
Of Good Tempiars, was organized at this place
on Thursday evening, by Mr.. Cutter of Sac
ramento, and Mr.. Williams of Nevada; under
the authority of the Grand Lodge. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term and duly installed; Alex. j. Elder, w.
c. T.; Miss 0phelia Johnson, ". V. T.; DR..
T. Crossett, Secy.; Louis Buhring, Traes;
Miss Frank Johnson, l. G.; P. Cain, O. G.;
". Heaton, NJ; NJ. Pixley, F. s.; Mrs. Dornin
and Mrs. Heaton, R. & L. II. S.
The new order embraces many of the most
pleasing features of the older Temperance
organizations, and the Lodge here starts in
its career with most promising prospects.
Its meetings arc held on Tuesday evening
of each week, at the Odd Fellows Hall.
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

IT MUsT Be So.-Elsewbere Will be seen
an article from the Calaveras Chronicle
strongly expressing the idea that people sur
render their prerogative of sovereignty to in
competent and vicious persons. Just after
clipping that, we came across an editorial in
the Mountain Democrat, severely animadvert-
ing upon the professional politician, and de-
claring that "the tricksters outwit the hon
est, intelligent, and hard working people,
who desire no office; they fatten upon them,
and laugh at their supineness and easy ca
joery." As both of the journals named are
strong partizan sheets, edited by politicians,
we are forced to excIaim-''It must be SO
Plato, thou reasonest we'll" We quote and
endorse the conclusion of the Democrats ar
ticle:
'It is high time that the good people of
California should awake from their apathy
and inertness, and wash from their eyelids
the hood-winking wiles with which profess
sional politicians have bedaubed them. It
is time, high time that all Offices should be
filed by men of integrity and fair position.
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Che a}vlmulie grsss.

WETTIG's CoNCERT.-The complimentary
benefit to Mr.. Wettig, on Saturday evening
last, it gratifies US to say, was indeed a
BENEFIT The church was filled to its ut
most capacity, by people who not only ap-
preciate good music but who love to reward
the genius of those who produce it. Mr.
Wettig is eminent as musician and musi-
cal instructor, and deserves well of all who
love his divine art but, more than this, lie
is an estimable gentleman, of whom, as a
fellow townsman, we are al proud. The
programme of the Concert, from top to bot
tom, was rendered with all that artistic ex-
cellence hich the friends of Mr.. Wettig ex-
pected from performers Of such high merit
Mrs. Caswell, so celebrated as q caatatrice
sustained her we'll established reputation :;
Mr.. Samelson, with his exquisite violin, in
voked the very muse of melody; the German
Glee Club, pupils of Mr.. Wettig, executed
their role in mastery style: our friend, Geo.
Kellenberger, in his vastly funny song Of
Das Bauezm Leben made the audience laugh
till they cried again. OF Mr.. Wettig's per-
formance on the piano it is unnecessary to
speak. 1t was superb Music--good music,
such as Mr.. Wettig teaches-is not merely
flower in life's pathway it is an ennobler of
the sentiments and retiner of the heart
Let US have another Wettig Concert.
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

THE MARSH TRoUPE.-By an advertise
tment in the proper column, it will be seen
that TIE highly celebrated Marsh Troupe of
Juvenile actors and actresses, will appear on
the San Juan boards, on the evening Of the
4th of June. The San Francisco, Sacrament
to and Maryssille papers have spoken of the
members of this troupe-who, by the by, are
NIL very young masters and misses-in terms
of almost extravagant laudation. We anti
cipate rich histrionic treat
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

TRANCE LECTURE o-NIGHT-Miss Mum
son, who delighted and astonished many of
our people on the evening of the 9Th inst, is
now in San Juan, and will deliver lecture
in the theatre, this evening, Saturday, May
26th, the subject to be selected by the audi
ence, if the audience choose In the HY-
DRAULIc PRESS of the 18th inst, we expressed
our opinion at length of the wonderfully
beautiful lecture which this extraordinary
young lady delivered on the preceding Tues
day. 1t was remarkable in ell those quail
ties which render lecture popular and the
lecturer fascinating. The language was the
choicest and simplest English, arranged with
rhetorical faultlessness. The voice was
sweet, melodious and convincing. The phil.
osophy of the subject was in accordance with
the researches and speculations of the great
est modern minds, and breathed that spirit
of enlightened liberalty, without which
philosophy is a deceit and religion wicked
delusion. What her lecture will trench up
on tonight we know not; but, judging from
the past we know it cannot be otherwise
than good, and that all who shall hear it
will go home all the wiser and better from
the hearing. The lecture will commence at
o'clock ; and, as We know the theatre will
be crowded, we would advise all, who de-
light in the unrcstrained enjoyment of an in
tellectual feast, to go carly.
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has proceeded, by way of Mobiles Pass, to
explore and map the country, including the
desert, between Honey Lake Valley and the
Bend Of the Humboldt river. This, we un-
derstand, completes the exploring and map
ping of the country, in some cases over two
hundred miles in breadth, made by Colonel
Lander and his assistants, from the Missouri
river to the eastern base of the Sierra Ne
vada. We learn that he will also complete
the wagon road between those points, by
removing all obstacles to travel and by build
ing tanks for the supply of water to the en-
igration on the desert.-Standard.
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

COLUMBIA HILL BALL-0ur dancing friends, of Co
1umbia IIf are looking forward with no little ankle
ty to the Sth of June on which day. rather
ing grand ball is off at Alitchels- To say
that this ball will be produced and supervised by Mr.
and Mrs MITCHELL is say that II cannot help being
ne Of the very finest things OF the kind that Columbia
hIi ever saw. Mitchell. you may ceuut us in
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning, Jno.
Petersen, most worthy and highly res
pected Norwegian, employed in the Dutch
Cut, came to his end very suddenly and un-
expectedly He had not been well for few
days, but nothing serious was apprehended.
While preparing himself for breakfast, yes
terday morning, an aneurism, as we presume
became suddenly ruptured, a stream of
blood flowed from his mouth, and, in few
seconds he was corpse. The deceased was
native of Bergen, Norway, and aged 81.
His funeral will take place this Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock, under the direction
of the Seamens Benevolent Association, of
which he was member
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

PLtcKy.-A plucky "down easter says
that when the minister was hugging and
kissing his wife he peeked through the crack
of the door and saw it all and as long as he
has tie spirit Of q man remaining he will peek
on such occasions y
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26
Legal Notice es.
Constable's Sale.

State of California;
County of Nerddd, Sc.
7o,onslip IF Bbomfeld.
Il } sued from the court of James Marriott, Esq, an
acting Justice of the Peace for the county aore-
said bearing date this the q 1th day of April 1850
to satisfy judgment rendered by J. w. Dennison,
Justice OF the Peace. the 24th ta of September
d. 1853, in favor of W Case and against s. H. Nipher
for the of Sl31 and 93 cents, debt interest DANA
ges and costs of suit. have taken in execution and
will sell to- the highest bidder for cash. the following
property towit One.th interest and all the appur-
tenances thereto belonging to said caims said claims
situated on Manzanta Hill, and known as Haskell
Il Co.'S. claims. will sell said claims said hill on
, Saturday, the 26th day of May, a.d. 1850, u,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p
Taken as the property of s. f. Nipher to satisfy
shc,above demands and accruing costs. i.
Given under my hand this 9th day of April, a. d..
1860
mays 4w JOSEPH KYLE, Cbnsable
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

TIE RAIN.-May has been an exceedingly
showery month so far More or less rain
has fallen every day this week; and, yester
day afternoon, it came down for q quarter
of aa hour in torrents, accompanied by some
very good old fashioned thunder Appre-
tensions are entertained that the wheat will
suffer from rust. We sincerely hope not, for,
otherwise, the indications are that the COM
ing wheat harvest will far trnscend all that
have ever preceded it in California. The
gardens in and about town, are glowing in
beauty, and in their own quiet and genial
way, are singing praises to the clouds.
The hydraulic press., 1860-05-26

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