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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-05

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-05

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The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16
Immense Anti-Chinese Meeting.

An immense anti Chinese meeting, com-
posed principally of laboring men and me
chanics, took place at Platt's Hall, San
Francisco, on the evening Of the Sth inst
One of the speakers declared that all men
who opposed Chinese must also oppose all
white men who hired Chinese or had any
dealings with them in any way whatever.
That's the talk
Abiding to the Cinnamon, c. A. Sum-
ner, Democrat, is reported as remarking as
follows
" He had watched the evil creeping up
aud how they were monopolizing one after
an. other, all trades How they lived and
their habits. He went before the Board
of Health with statement about the Chi
nese, which they laid on the table. Their
Democratic Governor does not move, the
Mayor does not move, but the people are
moving. The Chinese bad mesmeriZed all
the officers in power.
The Health Officer went to Judge Saw
J0l Hltu lSheeOh SOllpidtitS GSdlUSt OHl-
nese butchers for keeping open Sundays,
but the Democrat Judge refused to listen
The people then were justified in taking
the matter in their own hands; the officers
will not move until compelled by the peo,
pie.
The meeting also adopted the following
resolutions, showing that the anti eoolieites
are not going to be q caught with chair a
second time.
ResolUed, That after having tried to
eradicate this growing evil by placing con.
fdence in our past delegates to the Legis-
lature, who stated to US that they would
remedy the evil, we aver that they have
not done so; neither have they caused to
be enforced the little they did do. On the
contrary, their system of legislation has
only tended to encourage coolie immigra-
ton and benefit few at the expense of the
entire working portion Of our citizens.
Resolred, That we will seriously take
into consideration who shall be our next
for the reason that our
former representatives have so far forgotten
their duty to their constituents as not to
make good and wholesome laws for the en-
and advancement of free and
intelligent laboring artisans,
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16
NOTICE.

q ECTIoN FIRST OF THE LITIGANT Law
- reads follows:
1t shall be the duty of each District Judge with
in thirty dsys after the passage of this Act to des
iguate by order fled one newspaper in each county
within biz jurisdiction IN hich shall be published
all Judicial and legal advertising for said county
In cszspfsnes with the foregoing provision,
Bon. A. M Rosborough, Judge of the 9th Judicial
District by order duly filed in the Clerks Office OF
eisKiyou county, designated the SHASTA CouRIER
as the legal paper for Shasta county.
Section Second of the Law further reads
When the proprietors of newspaper so desig-
nsted shall file written stipulation, accepting the
conditions of this Act. win Bonds in the sum of
Eve thousand dollars 1885, ee0}, with good and suti
cient sureties to be approved by the District Judge
for the faithful performance of the legal and judi
cial advertising of their county and 10 make good
suy loss or damage which may accure from fall
ure to perform said advertising properly, the Dis
trict Judge shall designate said newspaper as the
medium in which all judicial and legal advertising
of said county shall be published during the term
for which he was elected.
We having complied with the demands of Section
Second, Hon. A. NJ. Rosborough, at the June term
of the District Court, in and for Shasta County,
d.ly approved our bond and made the final order
appointing tho COURIER as the legal advertising
medium for said County, which order Is now IN
full force and effect
The rates of advertising fixed by law, for all ad
rertisng coming within proyisioDs of the Act, are
as follows
One dollar and fifty cents per square for the first
insertion, one dollar for each additional insertion
ap to four. and .birty-sye cents for each subse-
dueut insertion.
All legal advertising must be paid for in ad-
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16
Position of the Republican
Party on the Chinese Question.

Ever since the negro was reluctantly
given the ballot, we have been told by GER
tain wise men, that the Republicans would
not stop there, but would go ahead and
give the Mongolians the right to vote
This, Republicans denied, and asserted
that there were not two hundred men in
the United States who favored Mongolian
suffrage. The recent action of the Repub-
lican majority in the u S. Senate, in un-
tremendously knocking Summers Mongo-
lian naturalization scheme in the lead,
when they had the power to pass it if they
desired Cinnamon to vote, effectualfy re-
flutes the Democratic assertion that the Re
publicans, as a party, desire or have any
intention to extend the ballot to Asiatics.
The anti -Mougolian billrecently introduced
into the Senate by Stewart, of Nevada, and
the speeches made in support thereof
by Wilson, Williams, and otLer Republi-
can Senators, show sentiment of decided
hostility to the Chinese, and foreshadow
their ultimate expulsion by Congressional
enactment. Ia the House, also, Repub-
lican Sargent, Cook, and Fitch, have intro
duced bills prohibiting the importation Of
Mongohans and discouraging their immi-
grafton to the United States In addition
to all this, the National and Congressional
Republican Committees of the United
States have announced that opposition to
Chinese labor and importation would be
made party test in future campaigns and
now, to cap all this pyramid of evidence Of
Republican hostility to Chinese, we find the
Executive Committee of the Republican
State Central Committee of California,
unanimously passing the following resolu-
ton at meeting held in San Francisco on
the 18th of July:
Resolced, That the resolutions introduc-
ed in the House of Representatives by Mr.
Cook, of Illinois, on the Sth inst, against
the importation of Chinese, embody the
sentiments of the Republican party of Cali
fornia
Oh, Yes the Republicans are in favor
of Cbinamen going to give them the
ballot right off in horn
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16
Mineral Lands.

Sargents Mineral Land Bill, as amend
I'd in the Senate, has become law. i
permits the sale of mineral lands In from
ten to ole hundred and sixty acre lots, at
50 so per acre, to actual occupants
All lands taken mp under the law must be
ocated in conformity to the U. S. Surveys,
and the locator must prove continued oc-
cupation and compliance with certain reg
ulations in order to establish legal claim.
IF party wants less than quarter section
he must pay for the survey Of the sub
divisions Mining claims seldom terminate
on the lines of the Federal surveys, to meet
which difficulty two or more persons OR
associations may unite to get one patent,
covering not more than quarter section
for each, and they can make their partition
afterwad
The law does rot interfere with any
homestead or pre-emption claim on land
more valuable for agricultural than mineral
purposes.
Yke law also provides for securing Gov
ernment patents to quartz loles, protecting
ditch property, etc.
The ecretary OF the Interior is author
lied to issue Instructions regulating the
survey an9 disposal of mineral lands, under
the bill.
The passage Of some law for the disposa
of the mineral lands was inevitable, anc
the Sargent bill embraces the most salts
factory plan of sale ever originated Ot
course any law that could be framed Oh
the; subject would be open to some objec
tions, but we believe Sargent has done a:
well for the miners as any man possibly
could do under the circumstances. As the
railroad is gradually advancing toward thi;
county, bringing wealth and population il
its wake, we earnestly advise both our resi-
dent quartz and placer miners to secure Gov
ernment titles to their claims, with as little
delay as possible. The invaders will soor
be upon us, and when they come we vii
find them wide-awake, with money in thei
pockets, and looking out sharply for th'
main chance"
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

CHIyAMAN HANGS HIMsELF.-On
Wednesday VIM. McKeag found China
man suspended from limb of live Oak
tree growing on the hill side just above
the Spring near the Toll House. Coroner
Schuler, on being Dotifed of the circum-
stance, impanneled a jury and proceeded
to hold an inquest on the defunet heather
The Chinaman was found hanging by a
rope made fast to a limb which branched
out about nine feet aoove ground; his feet
and hands were tied in bungling manner
with baling rope, and near by lay his coat,
nat and boots. a short pine log was lean
ing against the tree in such position as to
indicate that it had been placed there by
the Chinaman in order to facilitate his
preparations for self-destruction No other
tracks were found in the vicinity except
those made by the deceased, and it was
evident to all that he had deliberately com.
mitted suicide. After due examination
and investigation the jury returned yer
diet to that effect. Nothing of any value
was found about the John and it is probable
that poverty impelled him to bid this world
and the Tax Collector adieu.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

GuBERNAToRIAL-In connection with
this office, we hear the name OF Newton
Booth mentioned as candidate on the
Republican tieket, and in our opinion there
is no man in the State of California who
would be as popular with the people. He
possesses all the qualifications that could
be asked in man for the position, and a
moral character that is above suspicion, and
we honestly believe that with such a man
at the head Of our ticket we can carry the
State by very large majority Jackson
Ledger.
How does Newton stand on the Chinese
Question
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16
Particular Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PAR
~ ties who are delinquent on Poll or Hospital
Tax for 1870 will be allowed until the following
dates to pay over the amounts due from each
which amounts may be paid to the following named
persons at the places mentioned
Milvile, Aug 9th, Wheatly and Anklin; Shingle-
town, Aug. 5th, VIM. Davis Buckeye & Churn-
town, Aug 9th, Myers and Hull whiskytown &
French Guleh, Aug, 9th Blair and Plumb; Bells
Dridge D. Forster's, Aug. 9th, Bell and Forster
hoarng River Janesville, Aug. 7th, Gushing
and Reagan Eagle Creek Bald Hills, Aug. 9Th.
Jones and Geary; Middle Fork Cottonwood Aug.
sra John Parks ; Slate Creek & Portuguese Flat.
July 5lst, Gooch and r. Pitt, Fort Crook, july
3lst, q. L. Carman.
THOMAS GREENE.
Shasta, July 9th, 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

THE OUTRAGE CoNsUMATED.-At a
meeting of the State Board of Education
held at San Francisco on Tuesday, almost
an entire change of school books were or
dered. The order goes into full effect on
the lst of next June McGuffey's series
OF Readers are to take the place of Wilson's, S,
and Robinson's Arithmetics supersede
Eatons. McGufey's readers were kicked
out of the schools in the Western States
twelve years ago, on account of being out
of date, and they are in every respect in
ferior to those now in use The Board
had everything cut and dried, however,
and the remonstrances of parents, teachers,
and press, failed to stay the order changing
the books The next remonstrance the
people make will be at the ballot box. Such
outrages cannot be forgotten or overlooked
by the people.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

GET Observation-Disclosures is called to
the advertisement Of the Travellers In
surance Company OF Hartford, Con-
nee ticut. Mr. Samuel Cooper is agent
for this county and will always take pleas
ure in explaining the manner of insurance
or giving any information required by those
desiring to insure. The Traveller is a
thoroughly reliable Company, and is con-
Quoted by men of well known integrity and
experience. Insure without delay; acci.
dents are liable to happen at any time.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

For GovERNoR.-Thomas Mooney, the
Irish historian, offers himself IS a candidate
for Governor of California, with the prom
ise that be will raise 100000 militia and
send the Chinese home within three months
after his election. Go in Mooney.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

RAoE.-The steamer R. Il. Lee, during
its recent race with the Natchez, made
the trip from New Orleans to ST. Louis in
three days, eighteen hours and fourteen
minutes. The distance is 1,200 miles
This is tbs quickest time the trip was ever
made 1t is said a million dollars changed
hands on the result.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16
REDEMPTION FUND.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals,
~ directed to the undersigned, for the surrender
of County Warrants will be received up to the last
day Of the next regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors.
SAMUEL COOPER, Treasurer.
Shasta, July 0, 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

ExCURsIoN-A number of residents of
this place left on Monday morning on a
hunting and fishing excursion to Soda
Springs and Castle Lake.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

DEAD.-John w. Smith, the construc-
tor of the Clear Creek ditch, and one of
the pioneers of this county, died very sud
denly, of typhoid fever, at Red Bluff, on
Thursday morning. He was taken i'll while
on his way to this place.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

PEcKuAM' MILL.-The Pe;kham mill
above Whiskytown has lately been stopped
on account of scarcity of water to run it. :
None of the rock yet crushed at this mill
has welded less than 800 to the ton.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

Observation-Disclosures Surveying party
have run another line on the east side of
the river from Saltwater to point opposite
Crouch's ranch, about seven miles above
Waugh's ferry, VIII re the line crosses to
to the west side.
Bates is still hammering away near the
head of Little Cow Greek, with the view of
finding feasible route out through the
Round Mountain country, to Burney Val
ley. It's reported to be trough" country
to get through.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

QUARTZ John Shed has got down
thirty feet en- his ledge near the -Four Mile
House, and at that depth the quartz pros
poets Very rich. The ledge is about foot
wide and is well defined.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

MILLvILLE.-The attendance at the
Fouth of July Ball at Millville was pretty
good, but the excessive heat prevented
quite number from participating in the
affair
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

SECRET SEssIoN.-At the meeting of
the State Board of Education on Tuesday,
when the change in school books came up
for consideration, the reporters of the Alta,
Chronicle, Bulletin and Call were informed
that their room was more acceptable than
their company. The reporters accordingly
retired, and the change was ordered in
secret session.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

INCOME TAX REDUcED.-Congress has
reduced the income tax to p per cent. on
the hundred, one half what the former tax
was. The law has also been amended SO
as to exempt all incomes of less than
$4,000 from tax. This will satisfy poor
men, but the rich will continue to complain.
Let them grumble
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

CHINESE CRIMINALS.-The Sacramento
Union, paper which supported the Haight
ticket in the last Gubernatorial campaign,
lately attempted to show that there were
fewer criminal offenses committed in this
State by Chinese, than by certain classes
of whites, in proportion to their respective
numbers here So far as this county is
concerned that sort of statement will not
do. If any one will take the trouble to
examine the official records of this county,
it will be found that for years past the
greater portion of the criminal cases tried,
have been China eases" The principal
items Of Indebtedness which have accum-
ulated against the county for the last seven
years have originated from Chinese murder
and larceny cases. The entire revenue
derived from Chinese in the county for the
number of years quoted would not pay the
expense to which they have put the county
by their crimes and rascalities during that
time. And, beside all this, two or three
white citizens have been murdered by
Cinnamon who escaped trial for lack Of ev.
idence sufficient to convict them
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

GRADING.-Two hundred Cinnamon are
employed in grading the road this side of
Chico.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

Cur OFF-This week, Wm. Hall, of
Trinity Valley, had one of his thnmbs cut
off while fixing something about moving
piachine.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND SCHOOL
TRUsTEEs.-For the information of parents
and School Trustees in this county we will
state that the State Board of Education
composed of the Governor, Secretary of
State, State Superintendent, etc., have
ordered a change in certain school books.
Among the books adopted are Montieth' S
series of Biographies, which must take the
place of those now in use. We give below an
ez tract from the publishers circular in re-
gard to terms, but are not aware of his having
yet established a "depot" in this county.
The books to be introduced are the 1" In
PRODUCTION, the Manual" and the PHYS.
ical and Intermediate These take the
place Of all others now in use.
The terms of introduction are as follows ::
Montieth's " Introduction" in even exchange
for Cornell's Primary Montieth's . Manual
of Geography" will be exchanged COR Cor
nell's Primary, or Warren's intermediate,
now in use, for fifty cents, coin Montieth's S
" Physical and Intermediate" will be ex-
changed for Warren's intermediate or War
ren's Physical, now in use, for eighty cents,
coin.
Mr.. Doryille Libby, the Agent for the
Publishers, Is now making arrangements for
the establishment Of depot in every county
in the State, where the books can be pro-
cured at the special rates agreed upon, in
exchange for books now in use.
These liberal terms hold only fer three
months, and all schools net supplied by Oc-
tober list, 1870, will be obliged to purchase
at retail rates. The Importance Of prompt
action is therefore obvious"
We regard the sweeping change made
in text books as one of the greatest outrages
ever inflicted on the people of the State,
and by the time parents pay out from S.
to S12 for new books, for each child before
they can be admitted to School, our opinion
will be pretty generally endorsed
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

ADoPTED.-Illinois has adopted new
Constitution by large majority. 1t pro-
vides for minority as well as majority repre-
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-16

France is trying to pick musa with
Prussia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-01
Religious and Educational.

The first free school in New York
city was established in 1911.
In the Syracuse, N. Y, schools there
are about 5000 scholars and 10 teachers.
The New York E~piscopalians carry
on a midnight mission, at . monthly OK.
pcnse Of 500.
The permanent school fund of Iowa,
a. shown by the Auditors books, is So.
9s2.,6a6.
I'm Detroit 1850 children attend dav.
schools Of all kinds, and 12,1l5 children
are enrolled in Sabbath. schools.
On the FIRST day of examination, 2s7
applications were made for admission To
Cornell University, st Ithaca, N. Y.
The Established Church of England
Is said TO cost annually between five and
six millions of pounds.
AT the late meeting of the Crawford
County, Ind, Teachers Institute a pledge
was signed by the female teachers not to
wear corsets for one year.
The Irish Presbyterian Church has
lEo,uV0 members, and an annual income
rom the British Government of e94,000.
~ nos l,00i sabbath.schools, with S,05(
teachers aud 16.305 scholars.
The people Of Athens (NIe,) all attend
thc same church. There are four sects II
The village, and tho ediice is occupied b.
each every fourth Sabbath. They hav'
separate Sunday schools.
-Zssa's Herald states that a Bap,is
minister in Virginia has been serving
church as pastor for iorty-seven years
during which time he has received bu