April 21, 1864 (4 pages)

City. by Figs, <5 superb 3, give om San re is, 10I, ne St. ormin lotel a ida, on is prepersons 8 furnmfortamake 4 THURSDAY: MORNING, APRIL 21st. i S J. B. GRAY is our authorized agent. He will receive orders for advertising, job work, &c. and receipt for the same. alee Boanp or Si PERVISORS, Tuesday, April. 19th.—Board met at10 o'clock. Present, full Board, eae the day, in arranging the details OKthe cons tract about to be entered into betweén.-the county of Nevadaand A. §S. Hart, for the _ building of the county Court House and Jail. Terms of the contract between the county of Nevada and A. S. Hart, are aa follows: The whole sum to be paid is 323.360 — The payments are tobe made nt the different’ stages of the progress ofthe building; but at no time to exceed eighty percent. of the amount of work done wand material furnished, subject to the decision of the Superinten= -dent and Board of Supervisors, the balance to. bé paid when the contract is completed and accepted by the Board. The contract. is to be completed in six months from the ~ sealing of these presents. “And the party of . he first part agree to pay to the party of the econd piyt tweaty dollars per day foreach nd every working day that he may have the ontract completed prior to that date. Wednesday, April 20th —Board wet at 10 o'clock. . Present full Board. , The Board having recived and considers ed the petition of Il. MeCharles for the regulation. of tolls on bis road from Nevada to . +Grass Valley, it is ordered by & majority of [email protected] Boardathat said McChurles be aud is E shereby authorized to collect the following rates of tull at a point on said_road where . he has been heretofore collecting the. same, for one year trom the first Monday in Feba Tuary, 1864, . L, have ° ada city. Dealer in \_ Lumber, . Johnston, d faithfully ap7.6m , cary; cript Offices do 4 do do 374 2 do do do 25 1 do do .-do 12 The above order was passed by the votes WP. E. Jefferis aud Joseph Worrill, 8. D. Bosworth voting sgainst sad order. > Prorecrion Hook & Lapper Co:; oO. 1.—This Company z:et at the City Marshal's office on Tuesday evening last, and ransacted the following business: The time for meinbers sighing the by-laws and constitution of the Coupany expired Tuesday. ‘The old membere who wish to join the company again are required to band a heir names in snd be bulloted for in the same manner’ psescribed by the rules for . the election of uew members. : Jus. M. Levey was elected Seeretary in _ place of C. W. Young, resigned. N. P. Brown wis elected Financial Secs retary in place of E. B. Mayberry, resigned. Acomuittee consisting of C. Beckman, James Black and George E. Turner, were _ appointed to report at the next meeting, on . the 4th of May; a plan and the ‘Cost of: refit'» ting up the hall of the Company iu gcod * .Mining t the annual e Union Gold e held_at the York, Nevada — wi we ne ne ee style. cS New ARRANGEMENT.—We understand that on or about the firat of next month the Pacifie Railroad will be completed to New -eastle, and the Company have promised to _ start one train of cars early in the morning, 80 that the Staze Companies will be enabled toland their passengers iii this city by 10 soit. Ts willbe a great convenience to receive the Sacramento Union, Bay papers and business Jetters at so early an hour in the day, paper atts and 4 o'clock, altho the latter is a decided improvement on old times. , In TowN.—Senator Kutz arrived in town on Tuesday evening last. and wérearn that it is his intention. to remain here and practice law. Weare glad to haye such a man settle in our burg. a PERSONAL.—E. W., Roberts, the faithful and vigilant Senator from this county, called on us yesterday. Judge Roberts has proved himself worthy of the. confidetice our people reposed in hiti.For our. part, we. never want to look upon a better record than the Judge has made. z District Court—April 20th.—Johneon at als ve Davis et als. Findings filed and judgment for defendants. Duson vs Cook & Co. Judgment for Pe plaintiff according to prayer of complaint: 1864, for business a8 33 ‘Wilkins vs Stidger. Continued for the term. ee ; Court adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock. cate aly ‘id ig }Sherift-te-edverterthg-for a few boarders. : presenti euch be neted by. the ‘l'reasurer in a }deaued fromthe Court of Ira Stanley DeParTure.—The Moses Taylor wil! leave her wharffur Paname, 23dinat. Her rates of fare are as follows: First cabin, outside rooms, $162; inside rooms, $125; second cabin, $80, and steerage from $40 to $50. . “On THE Roan ro “PoverTy,.”—Is the expression used by the Oroville Union, in River country. Tue Shasta county jal is empty. and the Counterfeit half ‘dollars are circulating freely. in Virginia City. : eRe —_—— \RDINANCE No. 4 Revised.—An Ordinance concerning the office of city Treasurer. ~ : : 7 The Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows: . See. 1. It Lbe the duty of the ci U¢ CAS. thecity, or which are by law 1-quired to be paid to him, or into the city Treasury : and to pay aud-disburse the same On Orders issued by the Board of Trustees, gned br the clerk and president of the Board,’ Heshall keep a fuir and accurate account ofall monis oy him. received, showing the amount thereof, the time Wiien, from whom. and on what account received ; also all disbursemc nts by him. made, showing the amount thereof, the time when and to whom paid, and-he shailso arrange his bouks that the whale reteipts and expenditures will be shown by one gen: ral cash account See: 2; Phe booke;-accounts-and>vouchers. of the-‘I'reasurer shall a! all times be subjeet to the inspection and examination of the Board of Trustees. and he shall make out anu pres nt to the Board of Trustees a statement of his accounts as often as once a munth. ‘ Sec. 3. The ‘Treasurer, when an order is drawn on him as such ‘I reasurer. and presented for payment, shall. if there be muney in the Treasury for that purpose. redeem the sume, and shall write on the face of such order, “redeemed ” the date of redemption; and shall sign his name thereto. When such order is not paid for want of funds, the ‘lreasurer shall endorse thereon, “registered,” annexing the date of presentation and sign his nnme thereto 5 Sec. 4. Orders drawn n the city, Treasurer‘and properly attested shull be entitled to preferance as to puyment out of monies inthe Tressury, properly applicable to such order. according to the priority of date of reyistry ‘The time of oo% kept by him for that purpose._and upon . ihe receipt of any monies into the Treasury, not otherwise approp. iated, it shal, be the auiy of the Treasurer to set apart the same or so much thereof as may be peeresary, jor the payment of =. : ‘ ; city scrip, from time to time, as the Board of Trustces may direct. See. 56, Upon the expiration of his term of office, the Treasurer shall deliver to his successor ull books, papera and vouchers. belonging to hia office and all monies in the city Lreasurer taking a receipt for the eame. . See. o. ‘Lhe ‘Treasurer shall receive as a com-. pensation for his services thrce per cent upon all . . 4{monies-except the Fire Fund—diabursed by him. _ This section shalt. not be so construed as to entitle the Treasurer.to any per centage on, monies pajd-over to_his suvees-or. Sec. 7. All Ordinances heretofure passed: con eerning the office of city ‘I'reasurer are hereby . repealed» Passed March 21, 1-64. JON A. CLARK, Pres. D. 8S. Baker,-Clerk. = ‘UM®LON S—in the District Court of the Lith Ne) Judicial District of the State of California, ira and for the eounty of Nevada. Phebe A. Shep ard vs. ‘alvin L. Shepard. ‘The people of thie state of California seni Greeting to Calvin LShepard You are hereby required to appear in an aetion brought against you by the above nam ed Plaintiffin the District Court of the l4th Judicial District of the. State uf California, in and forthe eounty of Nevada, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days, after the service on yeu of this summons—if served within this county ; 01, if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, with intwenty days; or if served out of said District, then Within forty days—or judgment by defiult will be taken against you. according to the prayer of saidcompiaint. The said action is brought to obtain thejudgment of the court an nulling and dissolving the bonds of matrimon now existing between you and her—all of which is more fully set out in the complaint herein tiled And you are hereby notified, that if fail to eppear and answer said complaint as aboye required, the said plaintiff will take judgment accord ingl,: with costs, &. «ees ) Given under my handand the seal of the $acai f District Court oy he i4th Judicial Dis +++* ) trict-of the State of California, in a»d forthe county of Nevada, this 25t:i day of January, Ae D. 1864 R. H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. toms rev Stamp. By order of T. B Mec¥arland, Judge of the . District Court aforesaid. A true copy, attest, R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. J.1. Caldwell, Plaintiff’s Atty. ONSTABLE’S SAtUM&.—diate of Cailiurnia, county of Nevaca, township of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an exeeution to me delivered, L Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace, if and for the county aforesaid, bearing date April 7th 1864 to sutisfy a judgment rendered by Ira-Stanley on the 3ist day of March 1864 in favor of P. KE. Jeffrieg, and against Fellows Quartz Mining Co., for the eum of $121 93'debt, interest damages and costs ot suit. Ihave taken in execution, and will seil to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Justice’s office in Moorea Flat, Neyada county, the following described property to wit: All that certain flume, known as the Fellows Quartz M:‘ning Co’s. water flume, situate on the south side of the Middle Yuba river in the county of Nevada and State of California, together with all water rights and priviieges ereunto belonging: Also that certain boandhouse being situate onthe lower —end-of. Fiyblew Flat, in the county of Nevada, and known the Fellows Serats Mining Co’s. boarding house, on Saturday, the 30th day of April 1864, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M, and 4 o’cluck Pot * : Taken as the p ning Co., to act ing epststhe above demand and accruDe RA BCOCK. Constable Keystone Company. phe stockholders of the Keystane Gold and ‘A Silver Minjng and Prospecting mpany of Greeuhorn Disfrict in Nevada county, are hereby notified thaton Saturday, Aprii 234,_1864, the Tunnel, near the Shingle Mill on Litt Greenhorn. 80 manv sheres of stock standing in the names of the fullowing persons a8 will satise fy the claims of the company upcn each of said persons, for the delinquéeut assessments and costs. ; pt . hares. No, Ass’t, Am't due Names. E. Bull, 20 2,3, 4,5 ao -By order of Trustees, : ~ W. H. TOWNE, Sec*y Opponition steamship regard to persons emigrating to the Boise 4 rty of Fellows Quartz” Mi. . giairescs > Vico als 4 WEAVER & COMPANY, Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. WwW E beg to inform our friends and “hat on and after ee a Monday the 26th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, raiee to tacit for ell motes dud medacrtalon Exclusively for-Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all. Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or ondelivery. “We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that nas been Weaver & Company's Goin, dies of Nevada and vicinity and the public ‘in general that he __ has opened his L New Dey Goods Store, “Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeut of : Silks, Mérinos, wid all kinds . of Dress Goods, . Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, The undersigned begs leave to inform the La-. “At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., z * Also a full assortment of. Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. : A. COLDSMITH, sustained im collecting sucha large numbcr of -accounts as have heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones. as the Mer chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle !! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES . it system, and with our facilitics in San Francisco, will be able'o give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and well at sich pri ces a8 will . _Dety Competition ! Than it would be possible fo do under the cred. di6 CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographsand Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art, . ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 29th MICHAEL LONG, Where he is prepared to serve up At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. . 5 = : orm the people of . ~ Nevada ¢eity tht he hes removed to his new S#loon, next door to Koht~er’s Bukery, on o road Street, ~ me SS NevadajfCity, Cal. _ Keeps constantly on hand a fulleupply of Drags and Medicines, . White Lead, . Paints, of all kinds, ; Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Waiting, . Pure Kerosene, Camphene, : Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, Lard Oil, _ Castor O11, —Linseed Ol, Neatsfoot O11," Carriage Sponge, F . Wholesale Huyers will Had ft grentiy . to their advantage to give us a call, Our business Will beconducted on the principlesof. . y Quick Sales, Light Profits and_no Im every Style. Ham & Eggs, &c. Ke. Thanks for past favors he arks a continuance of thesame. Hia Saloon is fixed up better than ever before-and all orders will be attended to = Bad Debts. _ We'shall strictly adhere to Ter . ONE PRIC Seal Thanking our friends for the libcral patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a co%tinuance of the same, and trusting that our Gash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. = WEAVER & COMPANY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQUORS. WHOLESALE & RETAIL NO. 59 BROAD STREET, . N evada City. S oe \ wichdespatch. ss 2 MICHAEL LONG, 4 ___Broad Street, next door to Kohler’# Zakery. __Nevada, March 5th. : _. -_ BLAZE’S SALJON* COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink, : GO TO RLAZRE’S DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley end Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALE KINDS ‘ on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free ciCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale heap for cash. AS~tf J. M’ALLISTER. W este inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vexgeiable Siore, . ON MAIN STREET. Oppesite Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt-Fish, Ham -& Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m ; Black Spanish EgssJT Have on hand a large supply of Fulland Half Blood Spanish Eggs for rale. Full blood, Black Spenish, per doz-$6-00,Half blood, ** ‘ “6 100. I will guarantee all Eges fo be freeh and full bloods, of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. m23 West Broad street, Nevada. Fo. Marshal. STEVE.VENARD, mnounces himself asa candidate for Marshal at the coming election. Nevada. 4 pril-4th School Notice. OTICE is hereby given that the closing N exercises of the prescnt terms of the Public Schools of this city will take place on the following days: hhe High School, J.B. McChesney, Teacher, on Weonesday, April 20th. The Lntermdiate school, on Thursday, April 2ist. ~ Primary school, Miss S. Jewett, Teacher, on Friday, April 22nd. Parents and ull others intcrested are invited .to be present on the days named above. ~ _-All the Schools will-commence again on Monday, May 9th, with rate bills reduced as follows; high school from $2 50 to $150 per month. Intermediate School from $150 to $100 per month. The Primary School will be free. : k. W. SMITH, { ss : : A. G. PIEK, ~) Trustees. Nevada, April 15th. For Marshal. G. 8. 8. GETCHELL, F. Power, Teacher, EF” Goods delivered Free of Chiirge. 3 s a candidate tor thé office of City Marsbal at the cnsuing election. “FRESH -AND—CAN-OYSTERS, . ——______— TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES In great abandanée. . . : : Eee In fact every article in the line of a — well erdered Drug Store. oF Prescriptions compoun. + ded with alt possibte cure and precision. ,» Nevada, Nov. 20—tf . W. CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, : POWDER AND FUSE, . REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CORDAGE, ' ~~ ‘WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. . A general assortment of WACON MATERIAL, ,PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, And a fine assortment of % KEROSENE LAMPS, TRON HOSE PIPE, Conatantly on hand and made to order. ga Se 1 AT THEIR OLD; sr AND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. OPPOSITE 4 . Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. sao? KEROSENE, . $e tn a

City. by Figs, <5 superb 3, give om San re is, 10I, ne St. ormin lotel a ida, on is prepersons 8 furnmfortamake 4 THURSDAY: MORNING, APRIL 21st. i S J. B. GRAY is our authorized agent. He will receive orders for advertising, job work, &c. and receipt for the same. alee Boanp or Si PERVISORS, Tuesday, April. 19th.—Board met at10 o'clock. Present, full Board, eae the day, in arranging the details OKthe cons tract about to be entered into betweén.-the county of Nevadaand A. §S. Hart, for the _ building of the county Court House and Jail. Terms of the contract between the county of Nevada and A. S. Hart, are aa follows: The whole sum to be paid is 323.360 — The payments are tobe made nt the different’ stages of the progress ofthe building; but at no time to exceed eighty percent. of the amount of work done wand material furnished, subject to the decision of the Superinten= -dent and Board of Supervisors, the balance to. bé paid when the contract is completed and accepted by the Board. The contract. is to be completed in six months from the ~ sealing of these presents. “And the party of . he first part agree to pay to the party of the econd piyt tweaty dollars per day foreach nd every working day that he may have the ontract completed prior to that date. Wednesday, April 20th —Board wet at 10 o'clock. . Present full Board. , The Board having recived and considers ed the petition of Il. MeCharles for the regulation. of tolls on bis road from Nevada to . +Grass Valley, it is ordered by & majority of [email protected] Boardathat said McChurles be aud is E shereby authorized to collect the following rates of tull at a point on said_road where . he has been heretofore collecting the. same, for one year trom the first Monday in Feba Tuary, 1864, . L, have ° ada city. Dealer in \_ Lumber, . Johnston, d faithfully ap7.6m , cary; cript Offices do 4 do do 374 2 do do do 25 1 do do .-do 12 The above order was passed by the votes WP. E. Jefferis aud Joseph Worrill, 8. D. Bosworth voting sgainst sad order. > Prorecrion Hook & Lapper Co:; oO. 1.—This Company z:et at the City Marshal's office on Tuesday evening last, and ransacted the following business: The time for meinbers sighing the by-laws and constitution of the Coupany expired Tuesday. ‘The old membere who wish to join the company again are required to band a heir names in snd be bulloted for in the same manner’ psescribed by the rules for . the election of uew members. : Jus. M. Levey was elected Seeretary in _ place of C. W. Young, resigned. N. P. Brown wis elected Financial Secs retary in place of E. B. Mayberry, resigned. Acomuittee consisting of C. Beckman, James Black and George E. Turner, were _ appointed to report at the next meeting, on . the 4th of May; a plan and the ‘Cost of: refit'» ting up the hall of the Company iu gcod * .Mining t the annual e Union Gold e held_at the York, Nevada — wi we ne ne ee style. cS New ARRANGEMENT.—We understand that on or about the firat of next month the Pacifie Railroad will be completed to New -eastle, and the Company have promised to _ start one train of cars early in the morning, 80 that the Staze Companies will be enabled toland their passengers iii this city by 10 soit. Ts willbe a great convenience to receive the Sacramento Union, Bay papers and business Jetters at so early an hour in the day, paper atts and 4 o'clock, altho the latter is a decided improvement on old times. , In TowN.—Senator Kutz arrived in town on Tuesday evening last. and wérearn that it is his intention. to remain here and practice law. Weare glad to haye such a man settle in our burg. a PERSONAL.—E. W., Roberts, the faithful and vigilant Senator from this county, called on us yesterday. Judge Roberts has proved himself worthy of the. confidetice our people reposed in hiti..For our. part, we. never want to look upon a better record than the Judge has made. z District Court—April 20th.—Johneon at als ve Davis et als. Findings filed and judgment for defendants. Duson vs Cook & Co. Judgment for Pe plaintiff according to prayer of complaint: 1864, for business a8 33 ‘Wilkins vs Stidger. Continued for the term. ee ; Court adjourned till this morning at 10 o'clock. cate aly ‘id ig }Sherift-te-edverterthg-for a few boarders. : presenti euch be neted by. the ‘l'reasurer in a }deaued fromthe Court of Ira Stanley DeParTure.—The Moses Taylor wil! leave her wharffur Paname, 23dinat. Her rates of fare are as follows: First cabin, outside rooms, $162; inside rooms, $125; second cabin, $80, and steerage from $40 to $50. . “On THE Roan ro “PoverTy,.”—Is the expression used by the Oroville Union, in River country. Tue Shasta county jal is empty. and the Counterfeit half ‘dollars are circulating freely. in Virginia City. : eRe —_—— \RDINANCE No. 4 Revised.—An Ordinance concerning the office of city Treasurer. ~ : : 7 The Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows: . See. 1. It Lbe the duty of the ci U¢ CAS. thecity, or which are by law 1-quired to be paid to him, or into the city Treasury : and to pay aud-disburse the same On Orders issued by the Board of Trustees, gned br the clerk and president of the Board,’ Heshall keep a fuir and accurate account ofall monis oy him. received, showing the amount thereof, the time Wiien, from whom. and on what account received ; also all disbursemc nts by him. made, showing the amount thereof, the time when and to whom paid, and-he shailso arrange his bouks that the whale reteipts and expenditures will be shown by one gen: ral cash account See: 2; Phe booke;-accounts-and>vouchers. of the-‘I'reasurer shall a! all times be subjeet to the inspection and examination of the Board of Trustees. and he shall make out anu pres nt to the Board of Trustees a statement of his accounts as often as once a munth. ‘ Sec. 3. The ‘Treasurer, when an order is drawn on him as such ‘I reasurer. and presented for payment, shall. if there be muney in the Treasury for that purpose. redeem the sume, and shall write on the face of such order, “redeemed ” the date of redemption; and shall sign his name thereto. When such order is not paid for want of funds, the ‘lreasurer shall endorse thereon, “registered,” annexing the date of presentation and sign his nnme thereto 5 Sec. 4. Orders drawn n the city, Treasurer‘and properly attested shull be entitled to preferance as to puyment out of monies inthe Tressury, properly applicable to such order. according to the priority of date of reyistry ‘The time of oo% kept by him for that purpose._and upon . ihe receipt of any monies into the Treasury, not otherwise approp. iated, it shal, be the auiy of the Treasurer to set apart the same or so much thereof as may be peeresary, jor the payment of =. : ‘ ; city scrip, from time to time, as the Board of Trustces may direct. See. 56, Upon the expiration of his term of office, the Treasurer shall deliver to his successor ull books, papera and vouchers. belonging to hia office and all monies in the city Lreasurer taking a receipt for the eame. . See. o. ‘Lhe ‘Treasurer shall receive as a com-. pensation for his services thrce per cent upon all . . 4{monies-except the Fire Fund—diabursed by him. _ This section shalt. not be so construed as to entitle the Treasurer.to any per centage on, monies pajd-over to_his suvees-or. Sec. 7. All Ordinances heretofure passed: con eerning the office of city ‘I'reasurer are hereby . repealed» Passed March 21, 1-64. JON A. CLARK, Pres. D. 8S. Baker,-Clerk. = ‘UM®LON S—in the District Court of the Lith Ne) Judicial District of the State of California, ira and for the eounty of Nevada. Phebe A. Shep ard vs. ‘alvin L. Shepard. ‘The people of thie state of California seni Greeting to Calvin LShepard You are hereby required to appear in an aetion brought against you by the above nam ed Plaintiffin the District Court of the l4th Judicial District of the. State uf California, in and forthe eounty of Nevada, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days, after the service on yeu of this summons—if served within this county ; 01, if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, with intwenty days; or if served out of said District, then Within forty days—or judgment by defiult will be taken against you. according to the prayer of saidcompiaint. The said action is brought to obtain thejudgment of the court an nulling and dissolving the bonds of matrimon now existing between you and her—all of which is more fully set out in the complaint herein tiled And you are hereby notified, that if fail to eppear and answer said complaint as aboye required, the said plaintiff will take judgment accord ingl,: with costs, &. «ees ) Given under my handand the seal of the $acai f District Court oy he i4th Judicial Dis +++* ) trict-of the State of California, in a»d forthe county of Nevada, this 25t:i day of January, Ae D. 1864 R. H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. toms rev Stamp. By order of T. B Mec¥arland, Judge of the . District Court aforesaid. A true copy, attest, R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. J.1. Caldwell, Plaintiff’s Atty. ONSTABLE’S SAtUM&.—diate of Cailiurnia, county of Nevaca, township of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an exeeution to me delivered, L Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace, if and for the county aforesaid, bearing date April 7th 1864 to sutisfy a judgment rendered by Ira-Stanley on the 3ist day of March 1864 in favor of P. KE. Jeffrieg, and against Fellows Quartz Mining Co., for the eum of $121 93'debt, interest damages and costs ot suit. Ihave taken in execution, and will seil to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Justice’s office in Moorea Flat, Neyada county, the following described property to wit: All that certain flume, known as the Fellows Quartz M:‘ning Co’s. water flume, situate on the south side of the Middle Yuba river in

the county of Nevada and State of California, together with all water rights and priviieges ereunto belonging: Also that certain boandhouse being situate onthe lower —end-of. Fiyblew Flat, in the county of Nevada, and known the Fellows Serats Mining Co’s. boarding house, on Saturday, the 30th day of April 1864, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M, and 4 o’cluck Pot * : Taken as the p ning Co., to act ing epststhe above demand and accruDe RA BCOCK. Constable Keystone Company. phe stockholders of the Keystane Gold and ‘A Silver Minjng and Prospecting mpany of Greeuhorn Disfrict in Nevada county, are hereby notified thaton Saturday, Aprii 234,_1864, the Tunnel, near the Shingle Mill on Litt Greenhorn. 80 manv sheres of stock standing in the names of the fullowing persons a8 will satise fy the claims of the company upcn each of said persons, for the delinquéeut assessments and costs. ; pt . hares. No, Ass’t, Am't due Names. E. Bull, 20 2,3, 4,5 ao -By order of Trustees, : ~ W. H. TOWNE, Sec*y Opponition steamship regard to persons emigrating to the Boise 4 rty of Fellows Quartz” Mi. . giairescs > Vico als 4 WEAVER & COMPANY, Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. WwW E beg to inform our friends and “hat on and after ee a Monday the 26th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, raiee to tacit for ell motes dud medacrtalon Exclusively for-Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all. Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or ondelivery. “We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that nas been Weaver & Company's Goin, dies of Nevada and vicinity and the public ‘in general that he __ has opened his L New Dey Goods Store, “Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeut of : Silks, Mérinos, wid all kinds . of Dress Goods, . Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, The undersigned begs leave to inform the La-. “At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., z * Also a full assortment of. Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. : A. COLDSMITH, sustained im collecting sucha large numbcr of -accounts as have heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones. as the Mer chant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle !! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES . it system, and with our facilitics in San Francisco, will be able'o give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and well at sich pri ces a8 will . _Dety Competition ! Than it would be possible fo do under the cred. di6 CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographsand Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art, . ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 29th MICHAEL LONG, Where he is prepared to serve up At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. . 5 = : orm the people of . ~ Nevada ¢eity tht he hes removed to his new S#loon, next door to Koht~er’s Bukery, on o road Street, ~ me SS NevadajfCity, Cal. _ Keeps constantly on hand a fulleupply of Drags and Medicines, . White Lead, . Paints, of all kinds, ; Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Waiting, . Pure Kerosene, Camphene, : Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, Lard Oil, _ Castor O11, —Linseed Ol, Neatsfoot O11," Carriage Sponge, F . Wholesale Huyers will Had ft grentiy . to their advantage to give us a call, Our business Will beconducted on the principlesof. . y Quick Sales, Light Profits and_no Im every Style. Ham & Eggs, &c. Ke. Thanks for past favors he arks a continuance of thesame. Hia Saloon is fixed up better than ever before-and all orders will be attended to = Bad Debts. _ We'shall strictly adhere to Ter . ONE PRIC Seal Thanking our friends for the libcral patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a co%tinuance of the same, and trusting that our Gash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. = WEAVER & COMPANY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— LIQUORS. WHOLESALE & RETAIL NO. 59 BROAD STREET, . N evada City. S oe \ wichdespatch. ss 2 MICHAEL LONG, 4 ___Broad Street, next door to Kohler’# Zakery. __Nevada, March 5th. : _.. -_ BLAZE’S SALJON* COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink, : GO TO RLAZRE’S DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley end Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALE KINDS ‘ on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free ciCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale heap for cash. AS~tf J. M’ALLISTER. W este inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vexgeiable Siore, . ON MAIN STREET. Oppesite Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt-Fish, Ham -& Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m ; Black Spanish EgssJT Have on hand a large supply of Fulland Half Blood Spanish Eggs for rale. Full blood, Black Spenish, per doz-$6-00,Half blood, ** ‘ “6 100. I will guarantee all Eges fo be freeh and full bloods, of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. m23 West Broad street, Nevada. Fo. Marshal. STEVE.VENARD, mnounces himself asa candidate for Marshal at the coming election. Nevada. 4 pril-4th School Notice. OTICE is hereby given that the closing N exercises of the prescnt terms of the Public Schools of this city will take place on the following days: hhe High School, J.B. McChesney, Teacher, on Weonesday, April 20th. The Lntermdiate school, on Thursday, April 2ist. ~ Primary school, Miss S. Jewett, Teacher, on Friday, April 22nd. Parents and ull others intcrested are invited .to be present on the days named above. ~ _-All the Schools will-commence again on Monday, May 9th, with rate bills reduced as follows; high school from $2 50 to $150 per month. Intermediate School from $150 to $100 per month. The Primary School will be free. : k. W. SMITH, { ss : : A. G. PIEK, ~) Trustees. Nevada, April 15th. For Marshal. G. 8. 8. GETCHELL, F. Power, Teacher, EF” Goods delivered Free of Chiirge. 3 s a candidate tor thé office of City Marsbal at the cnsuing election. “FRESH -AND—CAN-OYSTERS, . ——______— TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES In great abandanée. . . : : Eee In fact every article in the line of a — well erdered Drug Store. oF Prescriptions compoun. + ded with alt possibte cure and precision. ,» Nevada, Nov. 20—tf . W. CRAWFORD & CO, DEALERS IN Hardware, Iron, Steel, : POWDER AND FUSE, . REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CORDAGE, ' ~~ ‘WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. . A general assortment of WACON MATERIAL, ,PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, And a fine assortment of % KEROSENE LAMPS, TRON HOSE PIPE, Conatantly on hand and made to order. ga Se 1 AT THEIR OLD; sr AND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. OPPOSITE 4 . Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. sao? KEROSENE, . $e tn a