Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 1

A till Ay Ay WITH 'MALICE TOWARD NONE, WITH CHARITY TO ALL; AND WITH FIRMNESS IN THE RIGHT." Abraham Lincoln. SANTA CRUZ, SATURDAY. AUGUST 2, 1873. NO. 7.

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p. ttmtnns Santo (ffrn) otrtistmeuts. E. J. Canney, M.

SURGEON HOKEPATHIST. Graduate of tbe Homtopathle lexical College. aim or TBS EaXmeaan Medical Institute. Both of Chicago, Illinois. San Lorenzo river, tbence np the middle pf said liver, following the boundary line of the San Lorenzo District to the north corner of tbe Carbenero Rancho, thence due west acrosa the Rincon rancho to the north east corner of tbe Refugio ranebo to the place of beginning.

SEA SIDE DISTRICT. Sea Side Pbeciwct. All that portion of Sea SideDlatrlct commencing at theW.S. Coast Survey Signal stake on tbe coast above Muddy Creek, tbence running north easterly to tbe point where the line of the San Vicinte rancho and the north east line of the rancho Agua Paerca loa Trancas intersect each otber, thence northerly and alone tbe westerly line of tbe Sen Vicinte rancho to the north point of said rancho, thence northwesterly to the southeasterly corner of section 16 township 9 south, range 3 west, thence due north to the north west corner of sec Murder and Justioe. Santa Crux, July 29tb, 1873.

Ed. Sentinel thirty years since, a book was published in New York, by Dr. Cheever, on Capital Punishment. In that work, the author gave a full and complete scriptural ar. gument of the authority and binding force of tha death penalty upon' the murderer, a law of God at all times, In all and among the people of the earth.

He also gave the warning note ot tbe evils that would follow, If this Divine Law should be left to fell Into disuse. About the same time, tbe writer of this attended a Lyceum Lecture in Massachusetts, where he who would Hang the Bible," gave a lecture on Capital and Labor. This man, with an unbounded ambition, and full of worldly wisdom, was then laying the corner-stone for bis future aggrandizement. Tbe book of tbe humble divine, containing the exposition of the Divine Law, and the prophetie warn ing has been unheeded and Ignored, KCOSER, UTTLEFIELD JHabUsbirs mt Proprietors. -fil V4rf e'eMnptioa naaur fend promptly Tjae, in th rjgsrrortx Office, at the ww rates charged In San Francisco.

i TRtU Ofr IBMCIlfTWI. advisee pr 18 Within aix mootns from dale of aub- 00 At lit end of to -5 UO Kate Aavsrtialag. On eolnran jriMa I2S 70 40 ao 16 75 to tva.r OwtrM la. I ma monUas tr 1 15 additional InaarUoa (It Una. or lees) Aral in- 1 00 Cach iuba.qu.nl Ineertien IUTCS UT LIOAt ADTKRTBINa All Ltml 4MMal AaaartlMamU will b.

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A llkarsl dlmut md ta ar raHr a4tlMr 'WaIraOre, Ho. SI, (X. A.O. MfeaU at Arean'a Hall. Hanta Crag, on away the life of him that sheds the blood of bis fellow-man.

This saTne law is renewed, and Its enforcement more solemnly sanctioned Numbers xxxv, 81, Moreover yo shall take no satisfaction for the life of a murderer, but he shall be surely put to death. Here we are abut np to tbe death penalty as the only penlsbinent of murder. Life and likerty are Ood given, according to our Declaration of Independent, which I aeod not stop to prove, la a Christian principle also. And It is at our porli to stretch forth our band against life, or the liberty, of any man without the authority of his Maker. How dangerous it la to deprive men of liberty without tbe authority of God, let the war of the late rebellion tnawer.

God ha, given authority to take tbe lire of the murderer, but has aiMolutely forbidden punishing him in any other way. Ye shall take satisfaction for the lire of a murderer. You must do with him what his Creator or you have no authority to do anything. You have no right lo imprison' a convicted murderer In the way of punishment for a longer or shorter time. God has nowhere given It.

My life, my liberty, are not my own. They do not belong lo any man, or any number of men, and I can only alienate tbem to him who gave them. But perhaps I shall here be told that the foregoing and similar Old Testament rquirements are not. binding now. I freely admit, that typical, and ceremonial which pointed out a promised Savior those things which in the lime, of this ignorance God winked at, and those that were' permitted the for the hardness of their hearts, are passed away.

Not so with the moral law of the enchange-able God in the ten commandments, and the requirements enforcing them. the God of the Jew, the God of w.raUTaenln,at o'clock, P. X. IWlwitfBK atajaiberaoftUeOrdarara invtted to aW.aiL Tuesday, July 22d, 1873. The Board met pursuant to adjournment.

Present, Supervisors B. Peyton, P. F. Dean, F. Porter and tbe Clerk.

It ia now ordered by tbe Board tbat the following Election Precinct, be and the'y are fceraby established, to wit: PAJARO PRECINCT. -All that portion of Santa Croc County bounded and described In Pajaro Supervisor District. SOQUEL DISTRICT. Coralitos Precinct. All tbat portion of Soquel District, commencing at the southeast corner of tbe Laguna da Calabasa, rancho, thence along the west line of the Pajaro District to the County line dividing Santa Crux and Santa Clara Conn, ties, thence along said County line to the east line of the Augmentation rancho, thence along said line to the west line of the Coralitos rancho, thence along said line to the place of betjh Inning.

SOQUEL PRECIXCT. AU that portion Soquel District commencing at the sea, at the south east corner of the Aptos rancho. thence along the southeast line of said rancho to where it joins the south line of the Laguns de Calabasa ran cho, thence along the south line of said rancho to the west lino of the Coralitos Mancho, thence along tbe west line of said rancho to tbe east line of the Angmentation rancho, tbence along the east line of said rancho to the County line dividing Santa Cruz and Santa Clara Counties, thence along said County line to the north, east corner of the Branciforto District, thence down the east line of said Dis trict to the sea, thence along the sea coast to the place of beginning. BRANCIFORTE DISTRICT. Braxcifortk Precinct.

All that portion of Branciforte Dis trict commencing at outlet ot Blackburn's Lagoon, town of Santa Cruz, tbence east along the sea shore to tbe east line of Rodca Creek or Gulch, thence north along that sido of said Creek or Gulch to the southeast corner of section 33, township 10 south, range 1 west, thence due north to the northwest corner of section 15, town ship 10 south, range 1 west, thence due west along section lino to San Augustine rancho, thence southwest along east line of said rancho to tbe west lino of lot 4, section 17, said township, thence due south to tbe south lino of section 20, township 10 south, range 1 west, thence due west to lino of San Augustm rancho, tbence southerly and westerly following the line of said rancho to where the line of Carbonero, Rincon and Man Augustin rancbos intersect each otber, thence south to southwest cor ner of Rincon rancho, tbence weet to San Lorenzo river, thence down the San Lorenzo along line of San Lor enzo and Seasido Districts to place ot beginning. SCOTT'S VALLEY PRECINCT. All that portion of Branciforte Dis trict commencing at the north point of the Carbonero rancho, and follow ing northerly the boundary line of Branciforte District to the County line, thence easterly and southerly along said line to the northwest cor. ner of section 3, township 10 south, range 1 west, thence along the north, westerly boundary line of Branciforte Precinct to tbe place of beginning. SAN LORENZO DISTRICT.

Boclder Creek Precinct. Commencing at the south west cor ner of section 36, township 0, 3 wesl, and running due east along line di viding township 0 and 10, 2 west to the south west corner of section 33, township 0, 2 west, thence due north to the north west corner of section 28 same township, tbence due east to the south west corner of section 23 same township, tbence due north to the line dividing Santa Crus and San ta Clara Counties, thence along the boundary line of San Lorenzo Supervisor District to tbe place of begin ning. FELTON PRECINCT, Commencing at the south west cor ner of 36, township 9, 8 west, and running thenee south and east along tbe west boundary line ot San Lorenzo District to the north east corner of Refugio Rancho, tbence doe east to where tbe lines of the San Augustine, Carbonero and Rincon Rancbos join together, thence northerly along the line of San Lorenzo District to the north east corner of Bonldor Creek precinct, tbence southerly along tbe easterly line of said precinct to tbe place of beginning. MISSION PRECINCT. All tbat portion of San Loronxo District lying sooth of San Lorenzo Precinct described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the northeast corner of El Refugio Rancho, running thence southerly along the east boundary line ot said rancho to the southwest corner of the Rincon ranebo, tbence southerly and easterly along tbe border of the tract of 345 acres of land belonging to Davis Cowell to its intersection with the western boundary of the rancho Tres Ojos de Augua, tbence along the said boundary of Mid rancho southeasterly and along tbe west side of MM streettown of Santa Cruz, to tbe northerly line of Mission street, tbence along that line Mission street to a point in a line with the westerly line of Paeifie Avenue, tbence along the northerly line of Water street lo the middle of tbo J.

D. Chace. J. N. Bxssc J.D.

OHAOE 6C CO. WASHINGTON MARKET, Lower one door north of tbe Psstoffioe. Always on hand th. best tb, Market af- fords. Beer, Pork, Blotton, Teal.

Sausages, Bolognas, Mams, Bacon, and Lard. AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES. Orders delivered TREK OK CHARGE," Anywhere within tbe OIT LIMITS. Particular attention paid to serving Hotels Mills. Ac.

m2Sr72-tf CIIACE BESSB. E. Dakan. P. Warner.

Market City OAKEN WARNER PROPR'S. Paclfle Avenne, fMcPbenons Building,) Buata Cruz Cal The nnderslgned wonld respectfully inform the citizens of Nan la Cruz, and vicinity, and the public In general, that they have opened a New Market, and will keep a constant supply of the oeatoi BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, SAUSAGES, PUDDINGS, BOLOGNAS, DRIED BEEF, SALT MEATS, LARD, fcc. And Everything' in the Market line CALL IN AND SEE US! of natronaare solicited. Meat de livered in any part of the city, on order. or from the market wacon.

DA KEN A WARNER. Proprietors. octmh-tr JOHN BATTERSBY PACIFIC A VEX 17 Opposite Iacifio Ocean House. DEALER IS STOVES, RANGES, TI N-WARE, AM) Kitchen Furniture. Copper-smlthlng and Plumbing, Force anu 1,111 t'umps, iron anu iveau i'ipea, Water Backs, Attached to ordinary stoves, by which you can have hot water in kitchen and hsth-room, without additional expenae of fuel Jobbing of all Kinds.

PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Also agent for the American Tube Well! The greatest Invention of the age. I mch2-tf R. WILLIAMS, AVING opened a on FrontStreet 1 (next dxr to bakery) where he Is prepared to manufacture SHEET I HON, COPPER AND GALVANIZED WARE, In a stylo to ensure Entire Satisfaction! Roofing done AS GOOD AS THE BEST, -ASD AS-CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Pnns Fitted or Repaired On short notice. Particular attention given to Dairy Vorlc All Orders Fillel Promptly.

ftA-Glve him a febr-tf SANTA CRUZ BASKET FACTORY Wightman, Proprietor High Street, next door to Jackson Syl- var oaai. v-i u. WILLOW BARKIS E8 AND ALL KINDS of Willow-ware kept on hand and made nr reDalred to order. Cane Seat Chairs re-bottomed and made aa good aa new, at low prices, uui anu ace mi won and leave ordera. sTCALL AROCN0-M aprl9-U look oirr For Tli Santo, Crux BAKERY ana lIE, FRESH EVERY DAY! D30-lw i.

bwjlsi MADEIRA'S CORNET BANDI Santa Craz, D. S1DEIR1. LEADER 1X9 BISECTOR- csic rcajosBcx roa PARADES. FICMOS, PARTIES AND BALLS, On application to the Leader, 1. MADEIRA.

decgP73-tf E. SHEPARP, BeCy, House and Lot For Sale. I OFFER FOB SALE 4 jmts acres land. of It Into rfZL V.S grain, and 1 acre of assort- id vegetables. The land 1.

Lvellfenceaana waxerea, baa opon It 0 assorted frott and a residence and out-bou-e. built within two vears at a eoat of over tlftMi. Tcnaat (IUO, part down and balance secured by moruriaf-a. For particulars enquire on tbe premises, near tb. Bay View Mcbonl-hooae, bants Cms.

myi'U-if C. W. MILLER. i Traveler's Guide! STEAM GTEAr.l! DIRECT. FOR SANTA CRUZ, SAUNAS.

OAimtoTnxE, WATSON VILLK I NEW REPUBLIC, AND NATTVIDAD. Tba farorlta Steam Propeller A LI IV AS, CaptalH, THOS. WALLACE, Will inaka weekly Uioa between tbe above porta and Kan Francleco. or tanner particular, inquire or J. M.

MM ITH, Hanta Cruz, GOOD AIX, NELSON A PERKINS F. Janl3 Weekly Communication BETWEEN AN FRANCISCO, SANTA CRUZ, A MOSS LANDING. STEAMER. SANTA CRUZ. CHAS- B- JOHNSON.

Master. CHANGE OF" TIME 'PHE HMmer Santa Crux, hereafter, an-1 til further notice, will make regular Uipaaa Par AdTartisamaiit. Freight taken at current rate Hu parlor Paaaenaer Aeeommoda-llon. Fare lo Han Francisco, $3 SO; roeala and atale room Included. Fr lurther Information aapl.v to J.

R. BAILEY, 1'aaitengL-r A nent, Fac flc Ocean llouae OOODALU NELSON A PERKINS, Corner of Clay and Eaxt Htreela, Han Franclaco. lyMTS-tf FOR GAVIOTTA SANTA BARBARA, SAN BUENAVENTURA AND HUEXEME. THE STEAMER Will tall from thla place tor the above porta on Hunilny 3Iairch Stli, And every aix weeka thereafter, carrying freight only. For further par-TITTrWrn inquire of rf E.

8. WESTTwirtcr Mill Thnrf. mohS-Sm Pacific Ocean Uouae. MOUNTAIN STAGES EAVINO Santa Crai at A. for Kant.

riar. And Hjin Joae. connot ing with the cars lor Sun Francisco and Stockton, In Schedule Time. nttirnlntr. leavea Hanta Clara on arrival of the morning train from Han Francisco II o'clock A.

arriving in Hanta Crui at o'5 clock P. M. Fare Htaaea omcea ew Tone Kxcnansre, at Han Joae O. BARKER, Agent. Hanta Cru Houae, Hanta crua; r.

v. wii.ivtj.ty Au- Hack and Excursion Wagon Henry Clement, HAVING purchased a nae Hack ana excursion Wagon, will be prepared at All Times. Day and Nlijflitt To accommodate citizens and visitors with a gooii iurn-nni mr i n-nic icur, slona. Pleasure and Fishing Parties. Ac, promptly, on shortest notice, ana at rea- rates.

Orders I en at tne i-aeuic Ocean House, on tbe slate, will receive Immediate attention. First Coie, First Senei," A share of the Public Patronage respectfully solicited. HENRY CLEMENT. KpriaS-tfua OSCAR L. CORDON, Snrpi Tl X- HI 1 AT A 1 A.

A. i Naesthetlcs jl carefully administered for Extraction Office' in TVlj.matei-a building Paelflc Avenue. Hania Cms. my3i-lyr. F.

C. 1 Agent for the Pacific lee Company. Paclfle A venne, opposite Arcan's Hail, SANTA CRUZ. fCE delivered from tbe wagon, order, lo all Darts of tb, city. dally, All! or- tWrs left at tb, lee Uouae will be paxnplly aueeuVsdto.

mylT-Ut NEW FOUNDRY Corner of Water Stroat and tb. Bulkhead. STEA3I EJfGlJIES AKD BOILERS MADE and REPAIRED THRBSHXJrO MACHINE8. REAPERS, MILL OEARIbO. CASTINOS OF ALL KINDS HADE and REPAIRED No Charge For Potterna.

Terms aaodsf asetosnitina oetSISm H. IKABTIN, Supcrlntandent, R. FRANCIS, SUM i Batii Ssloos, Patufle Ocean House, Santa Cjnu. GIVE A CALL. MRS.

L. FRANCIS TTflLLeuatlnnetba Ladles' Hair Dresf log bualceas at bar rejddeoce on Locust Street. Lavdiea waited opon at their tf required, by leaving tfaelror- urra Mine narDcr cuvop uuuer ih raciuc Uccan II ohm, i ai 9tiT Run Daily, iLH- nir ai7 Board of Supervisors- Monday, July 21st, 1873. Present Supervisor, B. Peyton, P.

F. Dean, F. Porter and tbe Clerk. Supeirvlor'aj Dlstx-iotAs. It appearing to tbe Board tbat tbe County of Santa Crns Is of tbe second class of counties In population It 1, therefore ordered by tbe Board tbat aaiid county be, anditia hereby bound ed and described as follow, PAJARO DISTRICT.

AU tbat portion ot Santa County, commencing at the north boundary the San Andrea, Ranebo at tbe ocean, thence along the Coast to the Monterey County line, thence along toe east boundary of Santa Crus County to the Santa Clara line, tbenoe sloog said County line to the Westerly side of Turnpike road leading to J'atsonvllle, being tbe northeast cor-er ol Soquel District, thence along the east boundary of the Soquel District to the place of beginning. SOQUEL DISTRICT. All that portion of Santa Crux County, commencing at the mouth ol the Rodea Gulch on the east bank, thence along the sea coast to the north boundary of the San Andreas rncho, thence following the north line ot said rancho to the western line of tbe Coralito, ranebo, thence' ih a direct line east to tbe County ijoad leading to Watsonviile, thence following tbe north aide of said road Sanford's station, thence following the west side ot the Coralitos County rokd to tbe County road leading to the turnpike road, thence along the northerly and westerly side of said road to the turnpike road leading over the mountain, tbence along the westerly side of said road to the County line between Santa Cruz and Santa Clara County, thenco along said (boundary in a westerly direction to ttye northeast corner of Branciforte District, thence along the east boundary of Brancjforte District to the place of beginning. BRANCIFORTE DISTRICT. All tbat portion of Santa Cruz County, commencing at the outlet of Blackburn's Lagoon, town of Santa Cruz, thenco easterly along tbe sea shore to tbe east side of Rodoa Creek or 'Gulch, thence northerly along tbat side of said Creek or Gulch to the southeast cornor of section 33, town ship 10, south range 1 west, thence duo north to the northeast cornor of section 4, same township, tbence due cast to the intersection ot the north line of same township with the west branch of Soquel Creek, tbence following up said branch ot said Creek to its head, thence due north to the boundary of Santa Clara Couaty, thence westerly along said boundary to the northeast corner section 35, toWnship 8 south, range 2 west, thence southerly, following the boundaries of San Lorenzo and Sea Sido Districts to tho.

place of beginning. SAX LORENZO DISTRICT. All that portion of Santa Crux County, commencing at the north linB of Mission street, town of Santa Cruz, at a point, on a line with the easterly line of Pacific Avenue, tbence to Ihe northerly line of Water street, thence on tbat line to the middle ot tbe San Lorenzo river, thence nplhe middle of the river to its Intersection with the southerly boundary of tho rancho Canada del Rincon, thence along the boundary of that rancho, first jeastcrly then northerly, to the northeast cornor of the same, thenco northeasterly alone the northwest boundary of tbe ranebo San Aligns. tin tb its intersection with tbe wester ly line of section 13. township 10 south, range 2 west, thence due north to the boundary of Santa Clara Coun ty.

Uience alonz the boundaries of Sania Clara and San Mateo Counties to tne northeast cornor of seolion 28, towpship 8 south, range Sweat, thence southerly and along the boundary of Seaside District to tbe place of begin ning. SEASIDE DISTRICT." i All that portion of Santa Cruz Coun ty! commencing at the outlet of Black- burn's Lagoon, Town of Santa Cruz, thence following the sea shore up to the boundary between Santa Cruz and Sari Mateo counties, thence easterly along said boundary to tbo northeast corner of section twenty-eight, township 8 S. R. 3 thence due south to the! southeast corner of section 16, township 9 S. E.3W., tbence south easterly to the northernmost point of the San Vicente rancho, tbence south easterly along the boundary of said lands' to its intersection with tbe township line boandlug sect ion 30 same township, tbence due east to tho southeast corner ot said town ship, thence due south to tbe north west boundary of tbe Refugio ranebo, tbence along tbe northeast and south-Mat boundary of tbe Refugio ranebo to tbe southwest corner of the ranebo CaDada del Rincon, tbence southerly and easterly along tbe border of the tract or 845 acres of land belonging to Davi, Cowell, to its intersection with the western boundary of the rancho Trea Ojoa de Agua, thence along the said boundary of tbe last named rancho southeasterly and along tbe west side of Mill street, town of Santa Cruz, to tbo north erly line of Mission street, thence along that line of Mission street to a point in a line with tbe easterly line of Pacific Avenue, tbence southerly along the easterly line of said Avenue and along the satn, aide of the road over tbe bill to the outlet of the laguna, the place of beginning.

BERNABD PEYTON, Chairman. jutcst, Albert Clerk. Preaeriptlone ailed freo of Chareo I THE varloun boards of health throngh-out tbe United Htalea and Europe, where a com parlaon of Medical treatment baa been made by order of tbe ruling powera, declare that a nioch larger per centage of Uvea are aaved by tbe Homeopathic ayatem than any otber. ottlca over I. Blum'a store.

Residence, Miaalon street, above the Methodist Church. Jy 19-tf Bank of Savings and Loan. Pacific Ocean House, Santa Crux. TmiBCTORS fiamue! A. Bartlett, Henry Philip, Frank Cooper, E.

H. Heacock and John N. Ilesse. taideni, Hcxmuei A. Bartlett; Cashier, Frank Cooper.

Depuaita received without charge of entrance fee. Interest allowed on Deposit, according to time. Money loaned on Real Extate, Government or County Bonds; or other acceptable security. Foreign and Domestic Exchange. U.

A. Currency, Htate and County Securities, Bought and Hold at market rates. Hanta Cms December 31st. 1870. -tf THE CAL1FOU.MA POWDER WORKS, HAVING AT GREAT EXPENSE, lotrodacd tb.

Boat nc.at Im proT.ro Dt. in the MAXUFACTTRE OF Fine Sporting Powder Call tbe attention of Sportsmen to their Powder which has Iwn proved eoperior to any Imported Powaer, both in atrength and puritr. It is only noeeasary to try this Powder to become satisfied of its superiority. For sale at all the chief Stores in the County, and at the Mills. The Trade supplied at reduced prices.

BERX ARD PEYTON, Superintendent. January 30th. 1809 tf Wattle AT S. H. BAILEY'S.

K. Howard ii American Watch do Rational Watch Co's. do In cases, gold or sliver. Clocks, Silver Ware, Hllver-pliited ware, spectacles, and Jewelry of ail kinds. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, repaired to order.

The Improved Howe Sewing Machine S. H. BAILEY. Agent iiltM. Avenue, Santa Cruz.

J. T. BOYLE'S BOOT AND SHOE STORE. Pacific Avenue, Next Door to Itowman's Hardware Store,) SANTA CRUZ. KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND ARE Men's, Indies', Misses' and Children's Boota and Hhoes, of the jVERY BEHT Han Francisco and Philadelphia manufacture.

Men's Boots Made to Order, of the best material and latest style. Particular pains taken to give ease and comfort to the feet. Uoods sold at this atore are what they are represented to be. Repairing done. santa cruz brewery PLEASUREMjARDEN.

ENIIY BArSClI, Proprietor. THE Hanta Cms Brewery Onnlens are now open to the public for pleasure and recreation. A Rowling AHey.Hwings, Arbors, and otber appliances, lor the ben-eut of visitors, have been added to the other wsii-koown facilities for pleasure and exercise. Families and children will nnd this a pleosaut place to hold pic-nlcs and enjoy life, under the treea and vine. Tbe bestofalgaraand Oenuine Lager and pure wines can be bad at tbe Haloon.

mvS-tf A CRD To T1 ilk Consumers OTICEl We the nnderslmed. Dalrvmen and MllkPeddlera.nndlngtbat the extra cost of feed, and Increased ex nne nfdellverlna milk, during the win laruunn. Incurs a loss to tne bnslnes at the late rates, have raised the price of milk, to a living -ate. Therefore, on ana after December 1st, 1872, th3 price of milk, delivered, will be as follows Per Quart Per Cial I on sets. 25c ta.

J. M. MERRILL, Santa Craz, December 1st, lVi. nove-t CENTRAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET, TVnt so Jvillc, J. C.

SYR Proprietor The above fine large Hotel, was lately erected on old Nebraska lot, in me centre ot town, finely finished and furnished, with good furniture and Kprlng Beds. Theboueis lighted wltb gas throughout and Is in all respects A First-class Hotel, Travelers desiring to pass a icw u.v tbe country, will find at tbe above Hotel All tha Thaw eeef desire, and no effort will be spsrea to giv uuMab 1 Co8th Cirritge lttend all Trails Stages to Saata Cms and Soqoel arLf.n DaUy.TEa mcbs-tf Santa Cruz Hospital UPPER PLAZA, SANTA CBUZ. Under tb, management of tbe SISTERS Or CHARITY. is now ready for tbe UCEPT1M OF PATIE5TS, Terms sayabl, weekljr. In advance, for board, mad lea! attendance and medt in the tx 00 per weak.

to ITlvata rtooms Liquor and washing extra Money alvaya Refunded if tha Pa tient leares before the Expiration tion 27, township 8. south ranee 3 west, tbence west along the dividing line between San Mateo and Santa Cruz Counties to tbe Pacific Ocean, thence southerly along- tbe coast to the place of beginning; LAG UK A PRECINCT. All that portion of Seaside District commencing at the mouth of the Laguna Creek and running northwesterly along the coast to the U. S. Coast Survey signal stake, tbence northerly and along the east line of Seaside Precinct to the northernmost corner of San Vicente rancho, thence southerly and easterly along tbe line of said rancho, following the westerly boundary of tbe San Lorenzo District to a point where tbe line of tho Ref ugio and San Vicente rancho.

Inter. sect each other, thence down Laguna Creek to the place of beginning. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT. All that portion of Seaside District lying south and east of Laguna Pre cinct and described as follows Com mencing at tbe mouth of the Laguna Creek, and running op the I.aguna Creek, and along the northerly and easterly lino of the Refugio rancho to the northwesterly line of the ran cho Canada del Rincon, thence south easterly and along the easterly line of the Refugio rancho to the southwest erly corner of the Canada del Rincon, thence southerly and easterly along tho border of the tract of 315 acres belonging to Davis fe Cowell, to its intersection' with tbe western bound ary of ihe rancho Tres Ojos do Agua, thence along the said boundary of the last named rancho southeasterly and along the westerly side of Mill street, town of Santa Cruz, to tho northerly line of Mission, thence along that line of Mission street to a point a lino with the easterly line of Pacific Avenue, thenco southerly and along the easterly lino of said avenue and along tbe same side of the road over the hill to the outlet of Blackburn's Lagoon, thenco northwesterly along tbe coast to Laguna Creek, the place of beginning. BERNARD PEYTON, Chairman.

Attest, Albert Brown, Clerk. Obituary- The Hon. Delos Ashley, died at his residence, in San Francisco, on Saturday. July 19th, 1873, of soften ing or the Drain, ine occeasea was well known In this place and Monte. rey, being a Pioneer of 1849.

He was strictly an honorable man in every thing pertaining to business and fl ranee, and his many friends will regret his untimely ueatn. no was born in Leroy, New York, in 1826 On the 26th of July, he arrived overland from Missouri. He then posessed a fine education, and bad already given evidence of brilliant talents. He commenced the practice of law in Monterey in 1850, and in a short time became so popular tbat be was elected District Attorney. After occupying this position for one term be was sent to the Assembly from Monterey in 1854, was ro-electod in 1855, and served in tbe State Senate from that County in 1856-57.

He ac quired a reputation for superior Legislative ability, combined with strict Integrity. Persistent in his opposition to all political chicanery, and bold in denouncing all attempts to pass thieving bills, he won the confidence of all honest men. Mr. Ashley leaves a wife and five children, tbe eldest daughter being the wife of Daniel O'Connell, the well-known poet and journalist. He was a thorough classical scholar and well versed In modern Wi.h the member, of.

tbe Pioneer Society, of which he was a life member, as likewise with ail who had the advantage or knowing him well, be was deservedly popular. A Hot Place. In drifting on the 1400-foot level of the Crown Point mine the workmen keep a bole of considerable depth drilled ahead of tbo main work, in order tbat tbey may not suddenly break through into a large body or natural reservoir of water A day or two since, while thus boring ahead in tbe rock, a vein of water was tapped which was exceedingly hot so hot tbat eggs were bolleb in It, and boiled till very hard at tbat. Tbe egg, were placed in the drill hole, a bit of rock placed before them to back the water over them, and in a few minutes they were boil-I ed as hard aa could have been done anywhere. 8am Jones, superintendent of the mine, who cooked and ate some of the eggs.

Is of tbe opinion tbat this bit of cookery was perform- ed at a greater depth in tbe bowels of mother earth than any tbat has been done on the Pacific Coast. No won der that tbe miners working in the lower levels perform their labors stripped to tbe skin. while tbe pen ot ambition has been wielded by a steady band, and an In tellect of mighty power. Every effort has been made to con trol the masses through thoir prejudices and passions. The poor were more numerous than the rich.

They were made and moulded into a power. The pious are less the men of this world, therefore, Hang the Law of God," (the Bible,) and retain the in fluenceoftbe impious; passion and prejudice became subservient to hi, will. He playod for tbe highest position He played and lost And in losing he died Died of disappointment and grief. The work thus begun, gojs bravely on disorganization is seen everywhere, from the family to the sanctuiry, and corruption is visible from the Constable to tbe Capital. Where tbero was hundreds la our prisons, now there are thousands.

Every morning paper brings a list of murders sufficient to satisfy the most morbid appetite. There are murders of lathers and murders ot children; murders of wives and murders of husbands; murders for love and for hatred; murders for money and for nothing. All sorts of reasons are put forth lor this slate of things, and all sorts of devices aro tried lo suppress tbo growing evil, much is written, much worldly wis dom is displayed, yet the evil still ex. isU. Now that man's wisdom fails to remedy tbe evil wou Id it not be well to tuke down the Law of God, and publish it to tho world? I have num bered over three score years, and hare never seen an exposition of God's Law for murder in public print, with the one exception mentioned, until I mot with it in this stray paper, which by accident full into my hands.

I send it to you with these ciudo though. of mine, for your disposal. OBSERVER. To the Editor Xcw York Witness The opposers of capital punishment appeal to tbe Bible, and as it is the unerring rule to direct us in all things, to the Bible, let us go. I fear, how-over, that many of them, if they find it docs not favor their theory, will be ready to say, as tbe lato Mr.

Greeley once said, in a conversation on the subject of capital ptinishccent, with a friend of the writer, "II the Bible says bang a man, I say hang the Bible." Cain was the first murderer; and it is argued that as God did not immediately put him to death, or permit men to do it, therefore the infliction of the death penalty on tbe murderer is not agreeable to the will of tbo Creator. But the case of Cain proves too much for the opposers of capital punishment, and therefore proves not hing at all. It proves just as clearly that the murderer should not be imprisoned, or interfered with by man in any way, as it does that he should not be put to death. This Is more than tbe opposition claim. So far as I know, tbey all favqr the imprisonment of tbe murderer for a longer or shorter time.

Wo read that the earth was filled with violence- be fore the flood. Men failing properly to punish murder, porbaps misinterpreting God's dealing with Cain, It greatly increased. Therefore God destroyed the race of Cain, Lantech, and all other violent men, with tho waters of tbe deluge. As God does not always give us tbe reason of bis providential dealings, I submit that his lsw, and not his providences, are our role. After tbe flood, when God was about to reorganize society, on the foundation of a covenant with Noah, that be would no more destroy the earth with the waters of a flood, lest it should again be filled with violence as before, in Gen.

iz, 5, he makes known to all future generations how sacred human life was, and the responsibility to which be would hold thorn for its prop-er care and preservation. In tbe 6th verse he commands, Wbosd abed-doth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed for in tbe Image of God made be man." Was tbere any reason for pulling a morderer to death in the, days of Noah, tbat is not equally good now This law docs not belong to tbe Jewish dispensation, but was given to Noah, the representative of all mankind. In tbe covenant which secured to them day and night, eold and heat, Summer and Winter, seed time and bar. vest. That it is a command, and not a prophecy, as some claim', is evident from the reason given, "tor in the image of God made He man." if tbe Creator and Author of life had said, Man, my representative on earth what you do to him I will eon.

sider as done to Myself. (As Christ will say in the last dsy, inasmuch as ye did it, or did it not, to one of the least of these, Ac.) Therefore, I dele- gate to man my authority, and re. qtiirehim. lo excrciao it In uiBg J. W.

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Call snd leave orders. OOAHD ft. LOpGIXG! SI 23 PER DAY! AT TVS- ANTA CRUZ HOUSE, AXTA CBUZ, CA1 of tbe Gentiles also, Rom. so the law giver of the Jew, must be the law giver of the Gentiles also. Let me here say, that if the law of God given in tho Old Testament, in regard to murder, is not our law, then wo have none I.

Riblo law. But let us turn to tho fifth chapter of Matthew, where, many contend, Christ has repeated tho Old Tew-amcnt law. not only in regard to murder, but a number of other things, in tho paragraphs beginning. Yo havo hoard that it hath been said by them of old timo, yc. What w-ere r.be circum stances Tho executiou of these law.

had, in the first place, been committed to the proporly constituted civil authorities. Tho penalties were not to bo inflicted but aftor a lair trial and clear conviction, and by tho proper civil officer. But In their disorganized and demoralized condition the' Jows had taken tho law and punish ment into their own hands, making it tho pretext for private revenge or mob violence And further, he wished to discourago a- litigious, quarrelsome spirit, and too frequent resort to the law. And this ho does without at all intimating that tbere was anything improper in the law, as a rulo to tbe civil authority. Tbat thia is tbo correct interpretation is clear from what he says in the paragraph beginning at the seventeenth verse Thiuk not that I am como to destroy the law or the prophets I am not como to destroy, but to fulfill or obey.) Now, if ho repealed the law, or released as from our obligations to it, be most effectually destroyed It.

What he did do was to deliver tho law from the false interpretation and improper execution of it by the Jews. lu the xiii, of Romans we aro told the properly authorized civil officer the minister of God that he beareth not the sword In vain that he is a revenger, to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil. The sword is tbe emblem of death. If he is not to put the murderer to death bo certainly bears it iu vain. If tbe murderer is only to bo imprisoned, tho civil officer', insignia should have boon a cord or chain, not a sword.

He a revenger, to execute wrath. Whose wrath bis own? No. The people's No. But God's, because bis power is from God. I conclude, therefore, that theefTort to abolish capital punishment is a mistaken and greatly misplaced philanthropy that tbe general course of tbe press in regard to mordr and the murderer is demoralizing; that cou-viction would not beany (lore certain were the law changed from capital punishment to imprisonment for life; tbat the decrease of murder in any case has not been owing to the repeal of tbo death penalty, but to otber causes that tiie great txass of writers on fundamental law have all been in favor of capitally punishing murderers; tbat God's providential dealing wltb Cain is not an examplo to us that the laws given to Noah and Moses in regard to murder, and not only not repeated, but really re-enaoted by Christ and enforced by bis Apostles, are still binding on the civil authority and that properly constituted civil government in taking tbe life of tbe murderer does it by tbe direct authority of GJ.

J. II. SLOANE. OakJate, Washington Co 111,, June 17, 1873. Tttc Harriaburg State Journal ia not quite satisfied with tbe way things have gone or are gcing la Pennsylvania particularly, or in the Union generally, and makes the following pertinent remarks: When pubtie men soe that tbo tenure of office depends upon the purity of their conduct, aud that by malfeasance they -will forfeit thoir emoluments, and not till then, the people will bo honestly, faithfully and fearlessly served.

But as long as the people continue to support men who apologize for the rascality and thievery on the part of public meu, so long will those in authority continue to fill their pockets at the personal interests to the utter neglect of tbe public welfare," 'If' Of the week, cp-iK V. WIUUNS. rroprictor..