April 29, 1868 (4 pages)

He : night: “It has not in the least lost in cy open with the “Three Fast Women.”— “=""Tlie Sacramento '-yailed during the entire performance, :, tional Exchange Hotel, where seats may be procured of Wm. H. Davidson. ‘ this season as there seems to be no de‘Tae ‘Tuxarnn —This create the sried by «good troupe, will conimence an engagement atthe Theatre in this city. They will rsays of tuis piece which was. played for several any way the excitement caused by its : production in this city. We should'say, from the continued applause that prethat it has made a decided hitand fully satisfied spectators.” The same paper speaks in highest terms of the Rand Sisters as singers and actresses. The box list will be open to-day at the NaTae Nevapa Founvry._We stepped inte'the commodious machine shop of the Nevada Foundry yesterday, and ‘found a number of hands busily engaged in making and fitting up machinery. A handsome, twenty horse efigine has just been completed for the Osborn Hill Mining Co., Grass Valley. A heavy battery is being made for the Banner mine and other machinery is being. . . “made. “There is a prospect that the Foundry will have abundance of work cline in mining. : Pic Nics.The Phaniyiehonit and Baptist Sunday Schools will have their pic nies dn Friday next, May ist: The . Congregational Sunday School have selected a grove north of the Oakland school house, on (iold Flat, and the Baptist School will go to grove near the residence of Mr, Williams on the right of the ridge road leading to Grass Valley. The pic nic of the Methodist Sunday School will be held on Saturday the 23d of May. The fine has not. yet been selected. a ALARM o¥ Frrg—An alarm of hoe was occasiaed yesterday afternoon by the burning of a chimney in the building occupied by Geo. Reese as a saloon and residence. Both fire companies were: promptly on the ground, but Dan . Baker had already mounted the roof and puta damper on the fire in the shape of a half dozen buckets of water. No damage was done. New Horstrne Wonxs: ~~ We — stand that the Nevada Quartz Mining Co. design erecting hoisting works: on their ledge for the purpose of opening a new level this Summer. This ledge is what was formerly known as the Soggs’ mine. It has paid well, but the ledge _to the -water level is pretty well worked out. It isthe opinion of experienced miners, that it would pay first-rate if opened to a greater depth. It is stated that a fuundation is now being cleared near the mill for the new hoisting and pumping works. MINING aT THE CascapEs,—A large amount of hydraulic mining will be done on Deer Creek, near the Cascades, . during the coming Summer. The heavy _ snows have delayed operations, but the large prospects obtained from this ground last Fall have awakened a -lively interest in mining, and the claims which were located at that time will be vigorously worked. Tas Giope NozzLE—The Globe Nozzle, inyented by R. R. & Jo. Craig, which was described by us a few days Sinee; has-been thoroughly~ tested in Maltman & Marselus’ hydraulic diggings, and was ‘found to work well with 180 feet pressure. By means of a lever the friction of the surfaces can easily ke overcome, and the pipe shifted so as’ to play thestream upon the desired point, . of at the same time the pressure is suffiSS “ment in s paper it wil ‘be seen that € "Parner s « canddiate for City Treasurer. ; s May ‘Traat,—The May term of the . , istie Greceaa This is necessary hold the old wall up, ‘the foundation ‘last Winter. From the base of the old wall to the. ‘toprof the new one the ‘width will be five feet, and this pace will be filled up for a sidewalk. THe WaconeR Lupon.—The company owning the Wagoner ledge are now putting up a small engine for the purpose of running-an’ incline from the level of—their—tunnel,-to—open—their+ ledge at « greater depth. Their new incline has been completed from. the . Exhii tunnel to the surface, and they have now backs of considerable extent, from, which rock will be taken while they are running for their new level. Examination or Hotmroox.—Wm. intent to do bodily injury upon Dr. Babcock, was yesterday examined before } Judge Kendall. W. W. Cross, District Attorney, appearing for the prosecution, and L. W. Williams, for the defense. He was held to answer in the sum of $1, ses to appear before the next Grand Jury. : E : “Tue. Crry kaos Charter election will take place on next Monday, and the Board of Registration will be in session on Saturday. All who are not enrolled should see that their names -are upon the. polllist. Giant PowpeEr. —Someof our miners are delighted with. the workings of Giant powder. An experienced miner, who has done a great deal of blasting” says he can effect more with Giant powder in one day than with the ordinary powder in five. ; . ‘SuPERVisors.—The Board of Supervisors will meet in regular term on next . Monday morning. ee ees District Court, April 28. tag Lee & Look Lin vs J. Perkinpine & Jerry Lyons. Findings filed and judgment for plaintiff for $547 and costs. Court. adjourned to next Saturday at 2 o'clock: P, M. Giass VALLEY Irems.—We obtain the following from the National : “Some engine shaft of the Coe mine, and the company this morning, put on a fall force of miners to sink further down. The intention is to go down 800 more feet, and from present appearances the rock will more than pay the expenses. The Black Lead, south of Rocky Bar, ‘has been leased by a company of prac tical miners, who will immediately commence taking out rock. Dibble and alee lights of Democracy have gone to the State campoodia. The North Star mill, has started up again with all its batteries. DowNFALL IN Putces.—S. Haas & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling ‘clothing cheaper thanany other honse in this city. They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $7 50 —for coat, pants, and vest. Neck-ties. and pocket-handkerchiefs, and all kinds of clothing are offered at like rates. * Francieco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento St.— Parties in the Interior can conenit the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, either in person or by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which shonid not be mentioned in a family newspaper. Dr. Moreeno is without a rival and in all cases where he takes.a patient he a@ written guarantee to the Spee rans ne 7 Wane wustecas ook apl43m haying been considerably washed during St ieaasateasegs Declamations, Seicee, OFS the doce Holbrook; charged with assault with x splendid rock is being taken from’ the . “NEVADA THEATRE, ON THURSDAY MAY 21st, 1968,“Sone ane the: he Coronation of May be obtained of the f the may pig 3 ee Sapte “Mill Owners Take Notice. Improved Qu we MEL Screens! At haif the ‘Rates t CAN FURNIS THESE . pte four —er than an anche ed. They have greater le punched screen and for eapness or dura ~ Mill Owners neing these screens will save ‘Two Hundred Per Cent. TRY THEM—Orders Solicited. G3" am also ca te furnish punched Screens of all x r La Comeut, Flour and lice aaa uced Rates JOHN Ww. Fiomesr Be = oe Removal to Vulcan iron Works, Tremont St. bet. Mission Ps Howard, San Francisco. api What do you want ? ge C % P I 0 I G.-B P A A E R Cc. s 8 Cc 0 Go to ; A. I. ZEKIND’S. National Exchange Cigar Store. CREATEST NDUCEMENTS are now offered to : of all kinds of CLUTHING, TURNISI G GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds of Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRIEXCITEMENT Inthe market, The buyers are making a grand rush ON That evtab.is m-n. and the Minersare baying splendid Rabber C.ething and Boote, warranted to keep out the water of “DEER CREEK Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, A RICH STRIKE Is no better than the splendid bargains which are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO., OF The LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING. We have a full stock and people can rely upon getting SUITS that will suit them lower than ever before offered in these DICGINGS. Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant rooin has been fitted up where we keep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Evérybody come and buy at the lowest prices of Cay : ‘maTs, BOOTS, SHOES, ee. &e. CES at HAAS & CO.’s Store are causing great . . __Bnough (0 cover every man's head in the . He. 200 Bash Street, opposite Commopotitan . } DOWNFALL IN PRICES. 22 gona SALES or CLOTHING, FURNISHING Goons, AT THE =e of Broad and Pine Streets, . ‘ Xr" Having established the fact that they ean and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &e. cheaper than any of their competitors are now in the field with the a arsPRine re ncaa FURNISHING GOODS, Ever SP the interior of the State We soll our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention f. pet a We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you éver bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere cise. Our Spring and Sammer Clothing, Farnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES And superior te any hitherto imported. ee Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen !. We ask you to ex< amine our Clothing--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both as to style, quali.y and price! HMIATS! MATS! HATS! county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors, SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. _ On Hand--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions. of every de scription, TO ALL MERCHANTS! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates t@ OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE forthe Spring Trade and our Pricesare Lower than those of any others.2% And everybody in want of any Goods in our GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM Escceige ena nor ‘San eee: [Nese RECONSTRUCTIO: —— sahersix$ sohneoe, monet : ome to this city with the dabgent and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the. misuuselons _ AND ARE BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD pea NEW etstet MYERS & CO,, Annonnce to the inhabitants of ¢ Nevada. ee ee JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Gorase of Broad & Pine ote, -¢NBVADA CITY, Our oui t consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Fomny. —AND— Gents complet Fancy Dress Suits, tnnnenenn A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT op. ‘Also, a v: and ort oS. Se, ery large and Complete Asaort BOYS’ CLOTHING . ee Having purchased our Goods aE CASHEL of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, — WECAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES, WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FINELINEN SHIRTS . Miners’ Shirts Shoes, ae and ‘ ; Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ‘ARTICLES, And Everything pertaming to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY oF {PFRUBBER GOODS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY DEALERS. ‘Having anchored ourselves e this ete aw PRICES a MYER 4000 and Underclothing, . i” MEYERS & CO.,, oe Te CALIFORNIA BLANKETS © aa HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us. Everybody is invited to call at our C ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of

He : night: “It has not in the least lost in cy open with the “Three Fast Women.”— “=""Tlie Sacramento '-yailed during the entire performance, :, tional Exchange Hotel, where seats may be procured of Wm. H. Davidson. ‘ this season as there seems to be no de‘Tae ‘Tuxarnn —This create the sried by «good troupe, will conimence an engagement atthe Theatre in this city. They will rsays of tuis piece which was. played for several any way the excitement caused by its : production in this city. We should'say, from the continued applause that prethat it has made a decided hitand fully satisfied spectators.” The same paper speaks in highest terms of the Rand Sisters as singers and actresses. The box list will be open to-day at the NaTae Nevapa Founvry._We stepped inte'the commodious machine shop of the Nevada Foundry yesterday, and ‘found a number of hands busily engaged in making and fitting up machinery. A handsome, twenty horse efigine has just been completed for the Osborn Hill Mining Co., Grass Valley. A heavy battery is being made for the Banner mine and other machinery is being. . . “made. “There is a prospect that the Foundry will have abundance of work cline in mining. : Pic Nics.The Phaniyiehonit and Baptist Sunday Schools will have their pic nies dn Friday next, May ist: The . Congregational Sunday School have selected a grove north of the Oakland school house, on (iold Flat, and the Baptist School will go to grove near the residence of Mr, Williams on the right of the ridge road leading to Grass Valley. The pic nic of the Methodist Sunday School will be held on Saturday the 23d of May. The fine has not. yet been selected. a ALARM o¥ Frrg—An alarm of hoe was occasiaed yesterday afternoon by the burning of a chimney in the building occupied by Geo. Reese as a saloon and residence. Both fire companies were: promptly on the ground, but Dan . Baker had already mounted the roof and puta damper on the fire in the shape of a half dozen buckets of water. No damage was done. New Horstrne Wonxs: ~~ We — stand that the Nevada Quartz Mining Co. design erecting hoisting works: on their ledge for the purpose of opening a new level this Summer. This ledge is what was formerly known as the Soggs’ mine. It has paid well, but the ledge _to the -water level is pretty well worked out. It isthe opinion of experienced miners, that it would pay first-rate if opened to a greater depth. It is stated that a fuundation is now being cleared near the mill for the new hoisting and pumping works. MINING aT THE CascapEs,—A large amount of hydraulic mining will be done on Deer Creek, near the Cascades, . during the coming Summer. The heavy _ snows have delayed operations, but the large prospects obtained from this ground last Fall have awakened a -lively interest in mining, and the claims which were located at that time will be vigorously worked. Tas Giope NozzLE—The Globe Nozzle, inyented by R. R. & Jo. Craig, which was described by us a few days Sinee; has-been thoroughly~ tested in Maltman & Marselus’ hydraulic diggings, and was ‘found to work well with 180 feet pressure. By means of a lever the friction of the surfaces can easily ke overcome, and the pipe shifted so as’ to play thestream upon the desired point, . of at the same time the pressure is suffiSS “ment in s paper it wil ‘be seen that € "Parner s « canddiate for City Treasurer. ; s May ‘Traat,—The May term of the . , istie Greceaa This is necessary hold the old wall up, ‘the foundation ‘last Winter. From the base of the old wall to the. ‘toprof the new one the ‘width will be five feet, and this pace will be filled up for a sidewalk. THe WaconeR Lupon.—The company owning the Wagoner ledge are now putting up a small engine for the purpose of running-an’ incline from the level of—their—tunnel,-to—open—their+ ledge at « greater depth. Their new incline has been completed from. the . Exhii tunnel to the surface, and they have now backs of considerable extent, from, which rock will be taken while they are running for their new level. Examination or Hotmroox.—Wm. intent to do bodily injury upon Dr. Babcock, was yesterday examined before } Judge Kendall. W. W. Cross, District Attorney, appearing for the prosecution, and L. W. Williams, for the defense. He was held to answer in the sum of $1, ses to appear before the next Grand Jury. : E : “Tue. Crry kaos Charter election will take place on next Monday, and the Board of Registration will be in session on Saturday. All who are not enrolled should see that their names -are upon the. polllist. Giant PowpeEr. —Someof our miners are delighted with. the workings of Giant powder. An experienced miner, who has done a great deal of blasting” says he can effect more with Giant powder in one day than with the ordinary powder in five. ; . ‘SuPERVisors.—The Board of Supervisors will meet in regular term on next . Monday morning. ee ees District Court, April 28. tag Lee & Look Lin vs J. Perkinpine & Jerry Lyons. Findings filed and judgment for plaintiff for $547 and costs. Court. adjourned to next Saturday at 2 o'clock: P, M. Giass VALLEY Irems.—We obtain the following from the National : “Some engine shaft of the Coe mine, and the company this morning, put on a fall force of miners to sink further down. The intention is to go down 800 more feet, and from present appearances the rock will more than pay the expenses. The Black Lead, south of Rocky Bar, ‘has been leased by a company of prac tical miners, who will immediately commence taking out rock. Dibble and alee lights of Democracy have gone to the State campoodia. The North Star mill, has started up again with all its batteries. DowNFALL IN Putces.—S. Haas & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell any clothing store in Nevada city or county. They are marking and selling ‘clothing cheaper thanany other honse in this city. They are selling fine Summer Cashmere suits as low as $7 50 —for coat, pants, and vest. Neck-ties. and pocket-handkerchiefs, and all kinds of clothing are offered at like rates. * Francieco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento St.— Parties in the Interior can conenit the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, either in person or by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which shonid not be mentioned in a family newspaper. Dr. Moreeno is without a rival and in all cases where he takes.a patient he a@ written guarantee to the Spee rans ne 7 Wane wustecas ook apl43m haying been considerably washed during St ieaasateasegs Declamations, Seicee, OFS the doce Holbrook; charged with assault with x splendid rock is being taken from’ the . “NEVADA THEATRE, ON THURSDAY MAY 21st, 1968,“Sone ane the: he Coronation of May

be obtained of the f the may pig 3 ee Sapte “Mill Owners Take Notice. Improved Qu we MEL Screens! At haif the ‘Rates t CAN FURNIS THESE . pte four —er than an anche ed. They have greater le punched screen and for eapness or dura ~ Mill Owners neing these screens will save ‘Two Hundred Per Cent. TRY THEM—Orders Solicited. G3" am also ca te furnish punched Screens of all x r La Comeut, Flour and lice aaa uced Rates JOHN Ww. Fiomesr Be = oe Removal to Vulcan iron Works, Tremont St. bet. Mission Ps Howard, San Francisco. api What do you want ? ge C % P I 0 I G.-B P A A E R Cc. s 8 Cc 0 Go to ; A. I. ZEKIND’S. National Exchange Cigar Store. CREATEST NDUCEMENTS are now offered to : of all kinds of CLUTHING, TURNISI G GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds of Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRIEXCITEMENT Inthe market, The buyers are making a grand rush ON That evtab.is m-n. and the Minersare baying splendid Rabber C.ething and Boote, warranted to keep out the water of “DEER CREEK Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, A RICH STRIKE Is no better than the splendid bargains which are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO., OF The LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTHING. We have a full stock and people can rely upon getting SUITS that will suit them lower than ever before offered in these DICGINGS. Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant rooin has been fitted up where we keep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Evérybody come and buy at the lowest prices of Cay : ‘maTs, BOOTS, SHOES, ee. &e. CES at HAAS & CO.’s Store are causing great . . __Bnough (0 cover every man's head in the . He. 200 Bash Street, opposite Commopotitan . } DOWNFALL IN PRICES. 22 gona SALES or CLOTHING, FURNISHING Goons, AT THE =e of Broad and Pine Streets, . ‘ Xr" Having established the fact that they ean and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &e. cheaper than any of their competitors are now in the field with the a arsPRine re ncaa FURNISHING GOODS, Ever SP the interior of the State We soll our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention f. pet a We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you éver bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere cise. Our Spring and Sammer Clothing, Farnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES And superior te any hitherto imported. ee Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen !. We ask you to ex< amine our Clothing--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both as to style, quali.y and price! HMIATS! MATS! HATS! county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors, SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. _ On Hand--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions. of every de scription, TO ALL MERCHANTS! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We can sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates t@ OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE forthe Spring Trade and our Pricesare Lower than those of any others.2% And everybody in want of any Goods in our GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM Escceige ena nor ‘San eee: [Nese RECONSTRUCTIO: —— sahersix$ sohneoe, monet : ome to this city with the dabgent and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the. misuuselons _ AND ARE BOUND NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD pea NEW etstet MYERS & CO,, Annonnce to the inhabitants of ¢ Nevada. ee ee JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, Gorase of Broad & Pine ote, -¢NBVADA CITY, Our oui t consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Fomny. —AND— Gents complet Fancy Dress Suits, tnnnenenn A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT op. ‘Also, a v: and ort oS. Se, ery large and Complete Asaort BOYS’ CLOTHING . ee Having purchased our Goods aE CASHEL of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, — WECAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES, WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FINELINEN SHIRTS . Miners’ Shirts Shoes, ae and ‘ ; Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ‘ARTICLES, And Everything pertaming to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY oF {PFRUBBER GOODS. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO COUNTRY DEALERS. ‘Having anchored ourselves e this ete aw PRICES a MYER 4000 and Underclothing, . i” MEYERS & CO.,, oe Te CALIFORNIA BLANKETS © aa HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us. Everybody is invited to call at our C ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of