April 21, 1871 (4 pages)

=) Oo — » and they are bound to make the opens ' Execative Committee will be called in ~ eompanies are at work. The Union ‘cess. Everybody. should be on hand. vem. LOCAL Fire Alarm. J Yesterday morning about 1 O'clock, a . fire was discovered: in the blackemith shop at the foot. of Broad: street, owiie by Mr. Keith and occupied by Niman. . The fire, it is supposed, originated fro from a spark f the forge, by which fire was crmlaiated to the side of the puildings’ The Fire. Companies: were promptly on hand, and the flames were goon extinguished, About $50 damage was done, which was fully covered. by insurance in the Pacific Insarance Uo., Preston & Fairchild agents. Yesterday morning men were put to work by the jasurance co:upany promptly to repair all damage. 3 Gane Hill. Mining prospects at Relief Hil]. are most encouraging. The Hagle, Union, Eureka, Welch and Great Eastern Company 18 sluicing and preparing for drifting. The Bagle Company have theit.,annele late gond gravel and will commence drifting for pay next week. The Welch Company is sluicing now after one clean up which yielded hand~ somely. The Great Eastern has found gold at the end of the tunnel and is preparing to drift. It has been demonatrated that a rich channel rans from Reliet Hill-to the: North Bloomfield chaunel or basin, and companies on the jead are preparing for work. ‘The prospects of this Jocality were never better than now.’ ; The Young Mens secial. The Sucial Clab Party, dedicatory of the new rink building, will be given on Thuraday, May 4th. The. young nen, who never do things by halves, propose to make this the most pleasant party ever given in this city. The hall ie 120x50 and wil) be one of finest dancing halls in the -connty.A band . of six or eight pieces, composed of the best musicians to be secured will be provided. The reception committee, committee’ of arrangements, and floor managers know how to “runa party,” ing party at the new rink a grand sucSee the advertisement in to-day’s paper. The San Juau kobbery. No further developments have been made relative to the attempt to rob Menner & White’s store at San Juan, except that the rogues were traced through Sweetland,where they entered Graham’s saloon and carried off a bote tle of whisky and a bottle of water, no doubt expecting to find spiritual consolation in both. Graham’s saloon wgs entered on the morning of the night following the attempt on the safe at San Juan, The Survey. Chas. Marsh has received a dispatch agnouncing that R. L. Harris, who made the survey ‘for a railroad from this city to Marysville, has been appointed Chief Engineer on the Northern Pacific Railroad, and would leave yesterday for Minnesota ‘to take charge of the work. His survey and estimates have been completed and were expected to be received here yesterday. We presume a meeting of the afew daye when the report will be submitted and discussed. oan Aurora. This evening is Clab night at the Aurora Rink, Temperance Hall. Members having season tickete and their friends have exclusive use of the hall Pt and the usual pleasant time is anticipated, Mr. Sayers spares no effort to make the Aurora a pleasant Place of resort. ‘The floor is ia excellent condition, and the celebrated Plimskate is in-use. Every Club mem' The oc State See Co. the press.to::fairly criticise, and con] ie iret Ineeption to the presert“time, ‘the Company will be elected on. Mon~ ‘Clair’s time is very limited, and this ener The Stat AnSnraticé’ Com pahy, iib-. corporated on the 30th of last month, appears in our columns to-day, with its authorized prospectus and complete list of directore. This action is in reality an invitation tothe public and demn ‘or coniménd—thie” scheme ypon i tga demarits, From to our knowledge, not one single good and valid objéetion to the company, or its plan has ever been, or can be urged On the contrary, however, arguments to prove the benefits which the interior will derive therefrom multiply with theught. We trast those of our peos ple who have thus far aided the organization of the Company by the use of their—names—as-directers, will act promptly by subscribing liberally and in obtaining subscriptions throughout the county. In this way only can substantial benefit be derived to this city. The labor of educating the people of the State to a fall upderstanding of a plan so entirely new, without the names of the monopoly bell wethers of San Francisco.as decoys, has been great but we apprehend and prophecy a success to the Company com messerate therewith. The permanent. officers of day next, the 26th, at2 P.M, at 109 California street, San Francisco. Miss St. Clair. ¢ ‘ Miss Ella A. St. Clair, the girl orator, will arrive in Nevada and probably lecture to-morrow evening. Miss St. will be the only chance to hear this youthful traveler and writer. No person in America as a lecturer on California and the Northwest will, in Eastern cities. or England, be listened to with so great an interest_as this. young lady, who, with her father has within three years Visited every Territory and every part of California and Oregon. Her prices of admission will be low so that-all can enjoy the privi« lege of an intellectual feast always welcome to a thinking public. * nding fish from the mountains to the Bay is like sending coals to Newcastle, but such things are’ sometimes done. Lester & Mulloy yesterday sold a kit of white fish, from Lake Superior, to a gentleman from San Francisco, whe knows what fish are, and who could not get such fish.in San Fran~ cisco. Lester & Mulloy have more just such fish. ‘Try them. Removal, Dr. Bailey bas moved.to his residence on Broad street, above the Penneyivania Engine House. ete NEW STORE: NEW COODS! NEW PRICES.! THOS. SHURTLEFF, tania atl that he has just returned from San Francisco with a choice selection of FAMILY CROCERIES ! Especially adapted to this market, which jhe has at hie: new sture, at the J unction Main & Commercial Sts . Choice Fresh Butter, at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S, OIL PAINTING. ISHING to form a-Class in Oil Painting, redo B. Marge rent Da would re~ epectfull form those desir lessons, or any friends of Art, to call at the residence of E. BUND, Boaljer street. Time for. beginnins lessons, also termis, can be arranged at the house. apis Nevada Restaurant. JAMES H. FRENCH, Proprietor, COMMERCIAL STREE=, NEVADA. EALS AT all supplied M with the best rll hous Tabi » Meals from 25 to 60 Cents, if you would ea call, oe tigebon JAS. H. FRENCH, IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE Rabi yen Ri COMPANY, “Kenna daeees Continued for Capital $8,000,000. the term in -secordance. with stipale~ 81.10 o'elosk, = A F " WEVADA OrF. See tee 2h PRESALE RINE SY IMPORTANT ! Tro THE . PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! _— TREMENDOUS SALE —Or— en CLOTHING! —AT— EMPORIUM ! Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS ! t aa ENTIRE STOCK OF «a GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM . CCUTHING. FURNISHING Goons, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, RUBBER CLOTHING BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. &C. Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfally inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to . close out their entire basiness in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRING CLOTHING, ‘LATEST STYLES, At Prices-Lower than ever before known on this Coastt# To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 21 ns We wonld say that this ie an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must and will be closed out this Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great leencrontcat now offered. : t The good will of business tosale. BANNER BROTHERS. Selling Out. . ’. thie vicinity and to enable us to take advan‘. And wouid:-retarn our thanks: for their patFRESH GOODS! LOW PRICES ! ‘QUICK SALES! fhe UNDERSIGNED having thie day formed @ co-partnership under the firm name Hanson & Gregory, WILL, CONTINUE THE GENERAL, Grocery, Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business») 4. _ AT THE OLD STAND. We Swill open the,8PRING CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of tage of the markets at all times, and to insure to our patrons » Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruied in this market. “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the ralicg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and wil} save to our patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! \ One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly De replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICES THAT WILL COMm-~ MAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the pablic to an examination of our ‘ and Prices before making their purchases, executed and delivered within a reasonable Hanson & Gregory, . < Nevada, April ist, 1971. (SPRING_AND SUMMER CLOTHING?" ' —— CREAT: BARCAINS. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO.,ORNS OF an wel EteITY, have just ceived aS Splendid Stock of the acest Geples” Spring and Summer Sults,Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. Which offer to the public: oe ms vty h Condens Mb aL mee pe Sainskhisg Wow’ x pelts teu i) THE dREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR~-each box contains a varneine prize with excellent collars thrown in Gentiemen’s Fine Shirts, Under , Clothing, Miner’s Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. Benen one Rosenstock, Price & Co. Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who call on them, and propose to give the Latest, ; Finest, And Best Goods, At the Lowest Prices, Before buying el elsewhere, those in want of carne ss ee Sonn ne will find it to GIVE US: A CALL. ROBENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad end Pine Streets. NEYADA OITY. For City Marshal. RANK G. GUILD is hereby. anse nounced as a Candidate for the o peat z the voters at the Cit ion, Monday, let: 1871. 5 ap. For City Assessor. aes Hi. DAVIDSON will be a Canaied a‘o for the office of CITY ASSESat the’Charter Election to be held Monay iet, 1871. ape -For City Marshal. B LIN will bea Candidate for e the office of CLVY MARSHAL at the Charter. Election, te be held: on Monday, May ist, 1871. aps For City Treasurer. H. HASKAINS ie here’ « a8 acandidate for the o TREASURER, sub voters, ewer _Nevada, April 6th. For City Treasurer. me. R. CRAWFORD ie hereby mounced as a candidate for thé office of cIry ’ TREASURER, enbject to the décis— ion of the votere. Election, Monday, ay ao GARDEN 4 fPaints, 0 Is and Kerosene. Brushes, Whitewash Heads, And a Choice Lot of FLAVOBING EXTRACTS ae € Perfamery and Toilet Articles, For sale by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD A? Puy NEVADA DRUG STORE, ON. BROAD STREET. Nevada, March 12th. United States Internal Revenue, » Ase"t Assessor's Office, 4th District, Cat. Nevada City, April 18, 1971. 4 —— es haag hai tens be ¢ ¥ i Nevanue in and for the Sth oo Dis ada nad sierra oa aks *Gienke upon itt Se Income for ian ee be Seer aii des aad peat LE. ag to chet Eta es vais sacral beeen ommend 80 day, announced — ce of CITY t to the decision of the mday, May ist, 1871. sin

=) Oo — » and they are bound to make the opens ' Execative Committee will be called in ~ eompanies are at work. The Union ‘cess. Everybody. should be on hand. vem. LOCAL Fire Alarm. J Yesterday morning about 1 O'clock, a . fire was discovered: in the blackemith shop at the foot. of Broad: street, owiie by Mr. Keith and occupied by Niman. . The fire, it is supposed, originated fro from a spark f the forge, by which fire was crmlaiated to the side of the puildings’ The Fire. Companies: were promptly on hand, and the flames were goon extinguished, About $50 damage was done, which was fully covered. by insurance in the Pacific Insarance Uo., Preston & Fairchild agents. Yesterday morning men were put to work by the jasurance co:upany promptly to repair all damage. 3 Gane Hill. Mining prospects at Relief Hil]. are most encouraging. The Hagle, Union, Eureka, Welch and Great Eastern Company 18 sluicing and preparing for drifting. The Bagle Company have theit.,annele late gond gravel and will commence drifting for pay next week. The Welch Company is sluicing now after one clean up which yielded hand~ somely. The Great Eastern has found gold at the end of the tunnel and is preparing to drift. It has been demonatrated that a rich channel rans from Reliet Hill-to the: North Bloomfield chaunel or basin, and companies on the jead are preparing for work. ‘The prospects of this Jocality were never better than now.’ ; The Young Mens secial. The Sucial Clab Party, dedicatory of the new rink building, will be given on Thuraday, May 4th. The. young nen, who never do things by halves, propose to make this the most pleasant party ever given in this city. The hall ie 120x50 and wil) be one of finest dancing halls in the -connty..A band . of six or eight pieces, composed of the best musicians to be secured will be provided. The reception committee, committee’ of arrangements, and floor managers know how to “runa party,” ing party at the new rink a grand sucSee the advertisement in to-day’s paper. The San Juau kobbery. No further developments have been made relative to the attempt to rob Menner & White’s store at San Juan, except that the rogues were traced through Sweetland,where they entered Graham’s saloon and carried off a bote tle of whisky and a bottle of water, no doubt expecting to find spiritual consolation in both. Graham’s saloon wgs entered on the morning of the night following the attempt on the safe at San Juan, The Survey. Chas. Marsh has received a dispatch agnouncing that R. L. Harris, who made the survey ‘for a railroad from this city to Marysville, has been appointed Chief Engineer on the Northern Pacific Railroad, and would leave yesterday for Minnesota ‘to take charge of the work. His survey and estimates have been completed and were expected to be received here yesterday. We presume a meeting of the afew daye when the report will be submitted and discussed. oan Aurora. This evening is Clab night at the Aurora Rink, Temperance Hall. Members having season tickete and their friends have exclusive use of the hall Pt and the usual pleasant time is anticipated, Mr. Sayers spares no effort to make the Aurora a pleasant Place of resort. ‘The floor is ia excellent condition, and the celebrated Plimskate is in-use. Every Club mem' The oc State See Co. the press.to::fairly criticise, and con] ie iret Ineeption to the presert“time, ‘the Company will be elected on. Mon~ ‘Clair’s time is very limited, and this ener The Stat AnSnraticé’ Com pahy, iib-. corporated on the 30th of last month, appears in our columns to-day, with its authorized prospectus and complete list of directore. This action is in reality an invitation tothe public and demn ‘or coniménd—thie” scheme ypon i tga demarits, From to our knowledge, not one single good and valid objéetion to the company, or its plan has ever been, or can be urged On the contrary, however, arguments to prove the benefits which the interior will derive therefrom multiply with theught. We trast those of our peos ple who have thus far aided the organization of the Company by the use of their—names—as-directers, will act promptly by subscribing liberally and in obtaining subscriptions throughout the county. In this way only can substantial benefit be derived to this city. The labor of educating the people of the State to a fall upderstanding of a plan so entirely new, without the names of the monopoly bell wethers of San Francisco.as decoys, has been great but we apprehend and prophecy a success to the Company com messerate therewith. The permanent. officers of day next, the 26th, at2 P.M, at 109 California street, San Francisco. Miss St. Clair. ¢ ‘ Miss Ella A. St. Clair, the girl orator, will arrive in Nevada and probably lecture to-morrow evening. Miss St. will be the only chance to hear this youthful traveler and writer. No person in America as a lecturer on California and the Northwest will, in Eastern cities. or England, be listened to with so great an interest_as this. young lady, who, with her father has within three years Visited every Territory and every part of California and Oregon. Her prices of admission will be low so that-all can enjoy the privi« lege of an intellectual feast always welcome to a thinking public. * nding fish from the mountains to the Bay is like sending coals to Newcastle, but such things are’ sometimes done. Lester & Mulloy yesterday sold a kit of white fish, from Lake Superior, to a gentleman from San Francisco, whe knows what fish are, and who could not get such fish.in San Fran~ cisco. Lester & Mulloy have more just such fish. ‘Try them. Removal, Dr. Bailey bas moved.to his residence on Broad street, above the Penneyivania Engine House. ete NEW STORE: NEW COODS! NEW PRICES.! THOS. SHURTLEFF, tania atl that he has just returned from San Francisco with a choice selection of FAMILY CROCERIES ! Especially adapted to this market, which jhe has at hie: new sture, at the J unction Main & Commercial Sts . Choice Fresh Butter, at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S, OIL PAINTING. ISHING to form a-Class in Oil Painting, redo B. Marge rent Da would re~ epectfull form those desir lessons, or any friends of Art, to call at the residence of E. BUND, Boaljer street.. Time for. beginnins lessons, also termis, can be arranged at the house. apis Nevada Restaurant. JAMES H. FRENCH, Proprietor, COMMERCIAL STREE=, NEVADA. EALS AT all supplied M with the best rll hous Tabi » Meals from 25 to 60 Cents, if you would ea call, oe tigebon JAS. H. FRENCH, IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE Rabi yen Ri COMPANY, “Kenna daeees Continued for Capital $8,000,000. the term in -secordance. with stipale~ 81.10 o'elosk, = A F " WEVADA OrF.

See tee 2h PRESALE RINE SY IMPORTANT ! Tro THE . PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! _— TREMENDOUS SALE —Or— en CLOTHING! —AT— EMPORIUM ! Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS ! t aa ENTIRE STOCK OF «a GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM . CCUTHING. FURNISHING Goons, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, RUBBER CLOTHING BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. &C. Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfally inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to . close out their entire basiness in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRING CLOTHING, ‘LATEST STYLES, At Prices-Lower than ever before known on this Coastt# To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 21 ns We wonld say that this ie an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must and will be closed out this Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great leencrontcat now offered. : t The good will of business tosale. BANNER BROTHERS. Selling Out. . ’. thie vicinity and to enable us to take advan‘. And wouid:-retarn our thanks: for their patFRESH GOODS! LOW PRICES ! ‘QUICK SALES! fhe UNDERSIGNED having thie day formed @ co-partnership under the firm name Hanson & Gregory, WILL, CONTINUE THE GENERAL, Grocery, Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business») 4. _ AT THE OLD STAND.. We Swill open the,8PRING CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of tage of the markets at all times, and to insure to our patrons » Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruied in this market. “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the ralicg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and wil} save to our patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! \ One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly De replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICES THAT WILL COMm-~ MAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the pablic to an examination of our ‘ and Prices before making their purchases, executed and delivered within a reasonable Hanson & Gregory, . < Nevada, April ist, 1971. (SPRING_AND SUMMER CLOTHING?" ' —— CREAT: BARCAINS. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO.,ORNS OF an wel EteITY, have just ceived aS Splendid Stock of the acest Geples” Spring and Summer Sults,Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. Which offer to the public: oe ms vty h Condens Mb aL mee pe Sainskhisg Wow’ x pelts teu i) THE dREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR~-each box contains a varneine prize with excellent collars thrown in Gentiemen’s Fine Shirts, Under , Clothing, Miner’s Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. Benen one Rosenstock, Price & Co. Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who call on them, and propose to give the Latest, ; Finest, And Best Goods, At the Lowest Prices, Before buying el elsewhere, those in want of carne ss ee Sonn ne will find it to GIVE US: A CALL. ROBENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad end Pine Streets. NEYADA OITY. For City Marshal. RANK G. GUILD is hereby. anse nounced as a Candidate for the o peat z the voters at the Cit ion, Monday, let: 1871. 5 ap. For City Assessor. aes Hi. DAVIDSON will be a Canaied a‘o for the office of CITY ASSESat the’Charter Election to be held Monay iet, 1871. ape -For City Marshal. B LIN will bea Candidate for e the office of CLVY MARSHAL at the Charter. Election, te be held: on Monday, May ist, 1871. aps For City Treasurer. H. HASKAINS ie here’ « a8 acandidate for the o TREASURER, sub voters, ewer _Nevada, April 6th. For City Treasurer. me. R. CRAWFORD ie hereby mounced as a candidate for thé office of cIry ’ TREASURER, enbject to the décis— ion of the votere. Election, Monday, ay ao GARDEN 4 fPaints, 0 Is and Kerosene. Brushes, Whitewash Heads, And a Choice Lot of FLAVOBING EXTRACTS ae € Perfamery and Toilet Articles, For sale by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD A? Puy NEVADA DRUG STORE, ON. BROAD STREET. Nevada, March 12th. United States Internal Revenue, » Ase"t Assessor's Office, 4th District, Cat. Nevada City, April 18, 1971. 4 —— es haag hai tens be ¢ ¥ i Nevanue in and for the Sth oo Dis ada nad sierra oa aks *Gienke upon itt Se Income for ian ee be Seer aii des aad peat LE. ag to chet Eta es vais sacral beeen ommend 80 day, announced — ce of CITY t to the decision of the mday, May ist, 1871. sin