April 4, 1871 (4 pages)

ae eo _____ wheel skate. They are attached to the NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. Chicken Stealing. ’ If anything will make one feel indignant,it is to wake up in the ‘aa ing and find his hen roost robbed. During the past week many of our citizens have missed their finest hens, and the egy crop has been diminished by the numerous raids upon roosta) On West Broad street and Lost Hilf since Wednesday, considerable foraging in a fowl way has been doae, and the following are the losses so far as reported; Mitchwll 4, Rolfe 4, McCoy 8, Trezise 7, Gordon 7, Eddy 6. Others have probably beewn robbed who are not reported. We know of a hen roost uiider which a torpedo has been planted, and the chicken thief who hunts it will probably be picked up in fragments by a Coroner's ‘jary.The Assessment. Ae ‘The County Assessor and his deputies yesterday commenced the assess— went of taxes for the current year. JJ. Dorsey; County Assessor, yosterday commenced work in this township. He will assess Nevada and Grass Val-~ ley townships. J,M. Starr will com~ mence in Little York township, today, and will assess Little York, Washington, Eureka and Meadow Lake. H. P. Bridgeport townsbip and w.ll assess Bridgeport, Bloomfield and Rough and Ready townships. y) Church’s Skatés. George A. Charch, of this city, has -guceeeded in getting up-a two wheel skate which works well. The wheels are grooved in the centre so as to give them the same bearing as the tour foot board by a fraineé Working at one end on a pivot and at the other bearing upon a strong rubber spring. This ar. Fangement.gives.the skate. a spring while in use, and enables the skater to turn with equal facility as on the Piimpton skate. Many of our skatists have tried Church’s skate and they all Jove it. : rth Bicomfield. _North Bloomfield, since the strike of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Wo., is getting to be a lively place. Dr. Farley has removed there tor the practice of medicine, and an Odd Fellows’ Lodge is about to be organized. A new boarding house has been upened, and town lois are held at the muzzle of six shooters. There are indications of lively times among the people.— North Bloomfield will likely prove no “Humbag” after all. , atinz Shoes. : W.R. Coe has received a lot of skating shoes for ladies. The fashionable dress shoe is as poorly adapted to skating as a bag of shot is for swinging,and this fact has induced manufacturers to Supply a shoe with low, broad heels, fit for skating.) Mr. Coe has a fine lot of these shoés, and lady skatists should call and see them, Late Papers. Spencer & Pattison have the New York Ledger, Once a Week, and all ‘the late papers and magazines. Those in want of late reading matter should give them a call. Thanks, We are indebted to Geo. E. With~ ington for a copy of the Portland, Ore~ gon, Real Estate Gazette, containing valuable information in regard to Oregon real estate matters. ing Location. . Ah Hang & Co. have located 1,200 feet of the South Yuba r‘ver, commencing one hundred feet above Purdon’s bridge, including the banks and bed of the river, . . Still Popular. k The Aurora Rink holds its own. yet, notwi ng. our citizens hear drum up the street every night. Mr, Reyers will have a new supply of skates anda new floor by the first of. attorney and Counselor at Law quantity tu convert all its nourishing parti» Danger Ahead. A single spark may kindle a flame that will consume a city, and small ailments neglected, may end in fatal disorders. Bearing thie fact in mind, let the first symptoms of debility or nervous prostration be met promptly with invigorating treatment. Foremost among the vegetable tonics of the age stands Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and whenever the vital powers seem to languish, or there is any reason to suspect that the animal functions essential to the sustenation and purifi. cation of the body are imperfectly performed. ; this invaluable invigorant and_ antisepticshould &t once be resorted to. Indigestion always produces weakness of the bodily pow~ ers. Sometimes it happens that the appetite demands more food—than-the stomach can digest; though not more, perhaps, than is required to keep up the full strength of the frame. The object under such circnmstances is to increase the digestive capaciiy of the assimilating organ, so as to make it equal to the duty imposed upon it by the appetite, and capable of supplying the building material of the system as fast as it is required. This object is fully accomplished by the use of the Bitters. They tone and genily stimulate the cellular membrane which secretes the gastric juice, and the resuit is that the solvent is mingled with the food in sufficient cles into pure and wholesome element. If, on the other hand, there isa deficiency of digestive power, the effect of the tonic is to stimulate a desire for food. In nineteen cases out of twenty, headache, nausea, nerVousness, fainting tits, spasme, and, indeed, ‘Wis Of The Casal Aches ahd pains to which huma.lty is subject, proceed primarily from indigestion complicated with biliousness ; aud for both these complaints Hostetter’s Stomach Bitte: s are recommended as a speedy and certaln remedy. $75,000 Gold Coin. &. A GRAND (@ GIFT CONCERT! WILL BE GIVEN AT THE ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, SACKAMEN LU, -‘MAY 1, 1871, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneers and Sacra' mento Library Association, For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing indebtedness, ' During the Concert 1,317 Gifts will be distributed among Tickethoiders--amounting te $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows: 1 Gift of Gold Coin. .++.cecece.» °$15.000 1 Gitt of Go.d Coin.. eoccceseccee 10,000 1 Gift Of GUld Culm. cscccccrcces OUU 1 Gilt of Gold Coin...cccesesee 2,000 $ Gilts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each.. 3, 5 Gifvs of Gold Coin §50U-each.. 2, 1,317 Prizes,amounting to $75,000 TREASURER, B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers. With whom al! moneys will be deposited, an by whom all disburséments will be made. 60,000 Tickets will be sold at $250 Coin, Each. This Ticket will admit the bearer to Conccrt. The drawing will take place and the Gifts awarded in a precisely similar manner ‘as at the Cuncert pres in ban Francisco, in aid of the Mercautile Library, and under the joint supervision of a Ceimmittee ot well known citizens of Sacramento, and the officers of said Associations: @@~ Persons at a distance can obtain Tickete by sending Checks on any of the Sacramenjo Banks, or Coin by Weils, Fargo & Co. ‘fen per cent commission will be allowed to rsons sending fur Filty or more Tickets. mmissiun paid iu Tickets, All orders should be addressed to CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO. Business Agents, P. O. Lock ree 228, Lporencrry re Cal. Genera] Agency— ‘ourth street, between J and K. mchzs SKATES. HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to call the attention of the public to their improved roiler skates, better as the ‘‘Kerr & Hovey Kudder Skate,” which we are now manutacturing, and are prepared to fill ordrs on short notice. Parties getting up Clubs wil! do well te examine our skates before purchasing eee? sopra as we at them to give satis on, or no char, All « aunweuone should be addressed to KERR & HOVEY, Cor. F ifth and Market Sts., ap? San, Francisco — BOARD OF REGISTRATION. ARD OF GISTRATION FOR T ety Election, Nevada City. May ist, 1871, will be in session at the Marshal's Office, on Saturday, April Sth, 15th, 22d, from 7 to 9 o'clock, P, M.,:and on Thureday, April 27th, Friday, 26th, and Saturday 9th from 9 a.M.to5 P.M. At other times the Poll List can be found at the office of W. W. Cross, Te cereaee eaten to Registration are reaaa see that their names are on the ioe “tard of Registration. . a NILES SEARLS, _ Rext week, but will net close.for sepairs witil Monday next. 5 Gifts of Gold Coin, $3U0 each.. 1,500, 50 Gifts of Goid Cuin 5100 each. 5&,00U 100 Gifta of Gold Coin, $50 each 5,0vu 3u0 Gifts of Guld Coin, $30 each. 9,000 360 Gifts of Gold Coin, $2U each. 17,00 $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! TICKKT HOLDEKS on the 29th day of April, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of California, wlil hold their Second Grand fair at tne Broad Street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal, in aid of the following-charitable purposes : 18t, Public Schools of Nevada County. 2d, Publie Library of Nevada City. 3d. Urphan Asylum , Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Adimigse “Ton will be seld at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK UF NEVADA COUNTY, » PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, gold COIN, «++ vie eee ereee eo GW,000 i Premiam ZOld COIN. coeceseeeeee vaste 15,000 I Premium gold coin....0. e+ 10,000 1 Premium gold coin.°.. se. eo. 5,000 1 Premium gold coin .. « sesseses 4,000 1 Premium gold coin... esses 3,000 1 Premium gold coin ... evevccce 3,000 1 Premium gold coin.. eoccecccccs.es 2,490 1 Premium gold COin.-ceese.ceee.ee 2.060 15 Premiams gold coin, $1,000 each. 15 000 5 Premiums gold coin, $500 each.. 2,500 8 Premiums gold coin, $300 each’.e0 2400 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 each.,.,. 6,250' + 100 Premiums gold coin 6100 each., 10.000 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 eachesss-5,000 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 each-». 6,000 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each.. 12,500 1,048 Premiums gold coin, $20 each. 20,860 2,005 Gold Coin Preminms 4m't’g to $150,000 BUSINESS MANAGERS—A. W. Potter, A. H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. By special permission we refer to the following well known citizens: ohn H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. 'y W. Sigourney. : i _ ‘A. Lancaster, National Exchange otel. M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. ~~ Julius Greenwald, County ‘Tl'reasurer. Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor. Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette. P. Banner, Merchant. R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County. D. E, Bell, Deputy Postmaster. Ira. A. Eaton. Union Hotel. G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry. Judge T, H. Kolfe, Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant. A. Goldsmith, merchant. Wm. K. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. T. Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Department. A. Sanford, Merchant Bliven & Potter, Merchants. bester & Mulloy, Merchants. y L. Nihell, City Marshal. Good responsible Agente wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Money should be sent by Kxpress, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address all communications to Cc. B. SOUIETY, Wapl Nevada City, Cal. CITY ELECTION, ae, AN adjourned meeting of the Board of Trustees of Nevada Vity, held March 80th, 1871, it was ordered that an Election be held at the Marsbal’s Wffice, in seid city, on Monday, May Ist, 1871, for the following City Officers : Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Treasurer, One Assessor. It was further ordered that the following persons be appointed Inspector and Judges of the Electiva and Board of Registration, viz: Charles H, Mead, inspector; A. Goldsmith and W. W. Cross, Judges. B. T. ALLEN, President, T. H. Rourg, Clerk. apl Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, Spring Street, Nevada City, California. ALL KINDS CF LT cesen) I BON * —aND— Te Brass Castings, Quartz aud Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, Executed im superior style, at Beduced Prices. DAVID THOM, jan31 GEO. G. ALLAN. Silk Worm Eggs avd Mulberry Trees For Sale. TWO YEAR OLD and 10.00 Three Year old MULBERRY TREES, ot the finest variety, Morus Alba, are offered for sale at from $2to $6 handred Also; SILKWOKM £GG8, the large French Annual, phd aed — govenme pal tines—all guaranteed of the fincet q' y-— Apply to ED. MULLER, or FELIX GILLET Nevada, Feb. 6ib, 1871. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRVUGGIST MASONIC BUILDING, . Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. R. FININGER & CO. 36 Broad Street, Nevada City, DEALERS IN BRANDIES, WINES & LIQUORS Provisions and Groceries, FRENCH WINE VINEGAR, MINRRAL {LL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON : A. GOLDSMITH’S. COLUMN. . { CRAND OPENING! > i THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY Coops, CARPETS, &c. NOW ON EXHIBITION ! Grand Removal ! A. GOLDSMITH, HAS REMOVED an TO HIS NEW STORE! ON .BROAD STREET, and adjoining Lester & ‘Mulloy’s-Store. WATER, nee FRAS, Next doer to Banner Brothers, . ’ Notice to Stockholders. At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the National Exehange Hotel Company, Nevada city, Nevada county, California, heki on the 11th day of March, 1871, there was levied an assessment of Five Dollars per share on each share of the stock of said Company, payable to the Treasurer, at the Bank of Nevada County, in three instalimente, as follows, viz: : $25 on the 1st day of April, 1871, $25 on the 1st day of May, 1871. $% on the ist day of June, 1871. ABy stock apon which said assessment shall remain, unpaid on the ist day of April, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent, and-will pe duly advertised for sale at pubtic auction, and unless payment shalt he made before, will be sold on the 1st day of man 1871, to pay delinquent assessment together with costa of: ad— vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees, m4. R.W. TULLY, Secretary pro tem. [Paints, 0.1s and Kerosene. Brushes, Whitewash Heads, _ And a Choice Lot/of FLAVORINGEXTRACTS? ti Perfumery and Tolteq@ Articles, (For sale by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD NEVADA DRUG STORE, ON§ BROAD STREET. Nevada, March 12th, THE CHEAPEST, sew arcae NEW GOODS! THE BEST; . --——— wew pRicie: THOS. SHURTLEFF, AND gt hs that he has just retu =e ae San Francisco with a choice seleca O FAMILY GROCERIES ! Especially adapted to this market, whic hes at tile Hyace stenthg at the a Witenithe Junction Main & Commercial Sts Choice Fresh Butter, at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S, astern and California Cheese, (at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. =" Preston’s ‘Breakfast Cocos, Everybody buys it at THOS, SHURTLEFF’S. Clayton’s Dressing Salad, at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. SeajMoss Farina, for Puddings, at THOs. SHUBTLEFF’S. Cured Codfish, Atwood’s Hyperion cured can be had at THOS, SHURTLEF®#"S. ~ Choice Teas, Coffee, Sugar, §Spices, &c4&c., at : THOS, SHURTLEFF’S. Flavoring Extracts, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. Canned Fruits, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. Cracked Wheat, Oat Groats, Oat MEAL, RYE FLOUR, CORN MBAL, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HOMINY and everything good to eat, at THOS. SHURTLEFF. Salmon Trout and Fresh Cran berFies, at «jis ; THOS. SHURTLEFF'S. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, «Cc. J. JACOBS, AS JUST RECBIVED a splendid stock of Goods to which he invi attention ofall who sell or use Tobacco. The stock eonsiats of Cigars of every brand. Eining te ar Menennd BPs en Havana and Domestic SUR, Among them the JOUGKKBY ChU. LADIES CIGARS, 26. as -«. Chewing Tobacco, ge” THE BEST VLD AND NEW BRANDS Kock Twist, Golden Bird; all kinds of Navy and other brands. . Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco, Jn balk or in packages, Olive and etner good EIDD'S BUILDING. . and examine the GARDEN ae SEEDS, Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada city, °

ae eo _____ wheel skate. They are attached to the NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. Chicken Stealing. ’ If anything will make one feel indignant,it is to wake up in the ‘aa ing and find his hen roost robbed. During the past week many of our citizens have missed their finest hens, and the egy crop has been diminished by the numerous raids upon roosta) On West Broad street and Lost Hilf since Wednesday, considerable foraging in a fowl way has been doae, and the following are the losses so far as reported; Mitchwll 4, Rolfe 4, McCoy 8, Trezise 7, Gordon 7, Eddy 6. Others have probably beewn robbed who are not reported. We know of a hen roost uiider which a torpedo has been planted, and the chicken thief who hunts it will probably be picked up in fragments by a Coroner's ‘jary.The Assessment. Ae ‘The County Assessor and his deputies yesterday commenced the assess— went of taxes for the current year. JJ. Dorsey; County Assessor, yosterday commenced work in this township. He will assess Nevada and Grass Val-~ ley townships. J,M. Starr will com~ mence in Little York township, today, and will assess Little York, Washington, Eureka and Meadow Lake. H. P. Bridgeport townsbip and w.ll assess Bridgeport, Bloomfield and Rough and Ready townships. y) Church’s Skatés. George A. Charch, of this city, has -guceeeded in getting up-a two wheel skate which works well. The wheels are grooved in the centre so as to give them the same bearing as the tour foot board by a fraineé Working at one end on a pivot and at the other bearing upon a strong rubber spring. This ar. Fangement.gives.the skate. a spring while in use, and enables the skater to turn with equal facility as on the Piimpton skate. Many of our skatists have tried Church’s skate and they all Jove it. : rth Bicomfield. _North Bloomfield, since the strike of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Wo., is getting to be a lively place. Dr. Farley has removed there tor the practice of medicine, and an Odd Fellows’ Lodge is about to be organized. A new boarding house has been upened, and town lois are held at the muzzle of six shooters. There are indications of lively times among the people.— North Bloomfield will likely prove no “Humbag” after all. , atinz Shoes. : W.R. Coe has received a lot of skating shoes for ladies. The fashionable dress shoe is as poorly adapted to skating as a bag of shot is for swinging,and this fact has induced manufacturers to Supply a shoe with low, broad heels, fit for skating.) Mr. Coe has a fine lot of these shoés, and lady skatists should call and see them, Late Papers. Spencer & Pattison have the New York Ledger, Once a Week, and all ‘the late papers and magazines. Those in want of late reading matter should give them a call. Thanks, We are indebted to Geo. E. With~ ington for a copy of the Portland, Ore~ gon, Real Estate Gazette, containing valuable information in regard to Oregon real estate matters. ing Location. . Ah Hang & Co. have located 1,200 feet of the South Yuba r‘ver, commencing one hundred feet above Purdon’s bridge, including the banks and bed of the river, . . Still Popular. k The Aurora Rink holds its own. yet, notwi ng. our citizens hear drum up the street every night.. Mr, Reyers will have a new supply of skates anda new floor by the first of. attorney and Counselor at Law quantity tu convert all its nourishing parti» Danger Ahead. A single spark may kindle a flame that will consume a city, and small ailments neglected, may end in fatal disorders. Bearing thie fact in mind, let the first symptoms of debility or nervous prostration be met promptly with invigorating treatment. Foremost among the vegetable tonics of the age stands Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and whenever the vital powers seem to languish, or there is any reason to suspect that the animal functions essential to the sustenation and purifi. cation of the body are imperfectly performed. ; this invaluable invigorant and_ antisepticshould &t once be resorted to. Indigestion always produces weakness of the bodily pow~ ers. Sometimes it happens that the appetite demands more food—than-the stomach can digest; though not more, perhaps, than is required to keep up the full strength of the frame. The object under such circnmstances is to increase the digestive capaciiy of the assimilating organ, so as to make it equal to the duty imposed upon it by the appetite, and capable of supplying the building material of the system as fast as it is required. This object is fully accomplished by the use of the Bitters. They tone and genily stimulate the cellular membrane which secretes the gastric juice, and the resuit is that the solvent is mingled with the food in sufficient cles into pure and wholesome element. If, on the other hand, there isa deficiency of digestive power, the effect of the tonic is to stimulate a desire for food. In nineteen cases out of twenty, headache, nausea, nerVousness, fainting tits, spasme, and, indeed, ‘Wis Of The Casal Aches ahd pains to which huma.lty is subject, proceed primarily from indigestion complicated with biliousness ; aud for both these complaints Hostetter’s Stomach Bitte: s are recommended as a speedy and certaln remedy. $75,000 Gold Coin. &. A GRAND (@ GIFT CONCERT! WILL BE GIVEN AT THE ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, SACKAMEN LU, -‘MAY 1, 1871, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneers and Sacra' mento Library Association, For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing indebtedness, ' During the Concert 1,317 Gifts will be distributed among Tickethoiders--amounting te $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows: 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. ..++.cecece.» °$15.000 1 Gitt of Go.d Coin.... eoccceseccee 10,000 1 Gift Of GUld Culm.. cscccccrcces OUU 1 Gilt of Gold Coin.....cccesesee 2,000 $ Gilts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each... 3, 5 Gifvs of Gold Coin §50U-each.... 2, 1,317 Prizes,amounting to $75,000 TREASURER, B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers. With whom al! moneys will be deposited, an by whom all disburséments will be made. 60,000 Tickets will be sold at $250 Coin, Each. This Ticket will admit the bearer to Conccrt. The drawing will take place and the Gifts awarded in a precisely similar manner ‘as at the Cuncert pres in ban Francisco, in aid of the Mercautile Library, and under the joint supervision of a Ceimmittee ot well known citizens of Sacramento, and the officers of said Associations: @@~ Persons at a distance can obtain Tickete by sending Checks on any of the Sacramenjo Banks, or Coin by Weils, Fargo & Co. ‘fen per cent commission will be allowed to rsons sending fur Filty or more Tickets. mmissiun paid iu Tickets, All orders should be addressed to CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO. Business Agents, P. O. Lock ree 228, Lporencrry re Cal. Genera] Agency— ‘ourth street, between J and K. mchzs SKATES. HE UNDERSIGNED beg leave to call the attention of the public to their improved roiler skates, better as the ‘‘Kerr & Hovey Kudder Skate,” which we are now manutacturing, and are prepared to fill ordrs on short notice. Parties getting up Clubs wil! do well te examine our skates before purchasing eee? sopra as we at them to give satis on, or no char, All « aunweuone should be addressed to KERR & HOVEY, Cor. F ifth and Market Sts., ap? San, Francisco — BOARD OF REGISTRATION. ARD OF GISTRATION FOR T ety Election, Nevada City. May ist, 1871, will be in session at the Marshal's Office, on Saturday, April Sth, 15th, 22d, from 7 to 9 o'clock, P, M.,:and on Thureday, April 27th, Friday, 26th, and Saturday 9th from 9 a.M.to5 P.M. At other times the Poll List can be found at the office of W. W. Cross, Te cereaee eaten to Registration are reaaa see that their names are on the ioe “tard of Registration. . a NILES SEARLS, _ Rext week, but will net close.for sepairs witil Monday next. 5 Gifts of Gold Coin, $3U0 each.... 1,500, 50 Gifts of Goid Cuin 5100 each. 5&,00U 100 Gifta of Gold Coin, $50 each 5,0vu 3u0 Gifts of Guld Coin, $30 each. 9,000 360 Gifts of Gold Coin, $2U each. 17,00 $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! TICKKT HOLDEKS on the 29th day of April, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of California, wlil hold their Second Grand fair at tne Broad Street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal, in aid of the following-charitable purposes : 18t, Public Schools of Nevada County. 2d, Publie Library of Nevada City. 3d. Urphan Asylum , Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Adimigse “Ton will be seld at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK UF NEVADA COUNTY, » PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, gold COIN, «++ vie eee ereee eo GW,000 i Premiam ZOld COIN. coeceseeeeee vaste 15,000 I Premium gold coin.......0. e+ 10,000

1 Premium gold coin..°... se. eo.. 5,000 1 Premium gold coin ... « sesseses 4,000 1 Premium gold coin...... esses 3,000 1 Premium gold coin ..... evevccce 3,000 1 Premium gold coin... eoccecccccs.es 2,490 1 Premium gold COin..-ceese.ceee.ee 2.060 15 Premiams gold coin, $1,000 each.. 15 000 5 Premiums gold coin, $500 each.... 2,500 8 Premiums gold coin, $300 each’..e0 2400 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 each.,.,.. 6,250' + 100 Premiums gold coin 6100 each.., 10.000 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 eachesss-5,000 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 each-».. 6,000 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each... 12,500 1,048 Premiums gold coin, $20 each.. 20,860 2,005 Gold Coin Preminms 4m't’g to $150,000 BUSINESS MANAGERS—A. W. Potter, A. H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. By special permission we refer to the following well known citizens: ohn H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. 'y W. Sigourney. : i _ ‘A. Lancaster, National Exchange otel. M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. ~~ Julius Greenwald, County ‘Tl'reasurer. Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor. Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette. P. Banner, Merchant. R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County. D. E, Bell, Deputy Postmaster. Ira. A. Eaton. Union Hotel. G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry. Judge T, H. Kolfe, Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant. A. Goldsmith, merchant. Wm. K. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. T. Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Department. A. Sanford, Merchant Bliven & Potter, Merchants. bester & Mulloy, Merchants. y L. Nihell, City Marshal. Good responsible Agente wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Money should be sent by Kxpress, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address all communications to Cc. B. SOUIETY, Wapl Nevada City, Cal. CITY ELECTION, ae, AN adjourned meeting of the Board of Trustees of Nevada Vity, held March 80th, 1871, it was ordered that an Election be held at the Marsbal’s Wffice, in seid city, on Monday, May Ist, 1871, for the following City Officers : Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Treasurer, One Assessor. It was further ordered that the following persons be appointed Inspector and Judges of the Electiva and Board of Registration, viz: Charles H, Mead, inspector; A. Goldsmith and W. W. Cross, Judges. B. T. ALLEN, President, T. H. Rourg, Clerk. apl Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, Spring Street, Nevada City, California. ALL KINDS CF LT cesen) I BON * —aND— Te Brass Castings, Quartz aud Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, Executed im superior style, at Beduced Prices. DAVID THOM, jan31 GEO. G. ALLAN. Silk Worm Eggs avd Mulberry Trees For Sale. TWO YEAR OLD and 10.00 Three Year old MULBERRY TREES, ot the finest variety, Morus Alba, are offered for sale at from $2to $6 handred Also; SILKWOKM £GG8, the large French Annual, phd aed — govenme pal tines—all guaranteed of the fincet q' y-— Apply to ED. MULLER, or FELIX GILLET Nevada, Feb. 6ib, 1871. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRVUGGIST MASONIC BUILDING, . Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. R. FININGER & CO. 36 Broad Street, Nevada City, DEALERS IN BRANDIES, WINES & LIQUORS Provisions and Groceries, FRENCH WINE VINEGAR, MINRRAL {LL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON : A. GOLDSMITH’S. COLUMN. . { CRAND OPENING! > i THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY Coops, CARPETS, &c. NOW ON EXHIBITION ! Grand Removal ! A. GOLDSMITH, HAS REMOVED an TO HIS NEW STORE! ON .BROAD STREET, and adjoining Lester & ‘Mulloy’s-Store. WATER, nee FRAS, Next doer to Banner Brothers, . ’ Notice to Stockholders. At a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the National Exehange Hotel Company, Nevada city, Nevada county, California, heki on the 11th day of March, 1871, there was levied an assessment of Five Dollars per share on each share of the stock of said Company, payable to the Treasurer, at the Bank of Nevada County, in three instalimente, as follows, viz: : $25 on the 1st day of April, 1871, $25 on the 1st day of May, 1871. $% on the ist day of June, 1871. ABy stock apon which said assessment shall remain, unpaid on the ist day of April, 1871, shall be deemed delinquent, and-will pe duly advertised for sale at pubtic auction, and unless payment shalt he made before, will be sold on the 1st day of man 1871, to pay delinquent assessment together with costa of: ad— vertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees, m4. R.W. TULLY, Secretary pro tem. [Paints, 0.1s and Kerosene. Brushes, Whitewash Heads, _ And a Choice Lot/of FLAVORINGEXTRACTS? ti Perfumery and Tolteq@ Articles, (For sale by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD NEVADA DRUG STORE, ON§ BROAD STREET. Nevada, March 12th, THE CHEAPEST, sew arcae NEW GOODS! THE BEST; . --——— wew pRicie: THOS. SHURTLEFF, AND gt hs that he has just retu =e ae San Francisco with a choice seleca O FAMILY GROCERIES ! Especially adapted to this market, whic hes at tile Hyace stenthg at the a Witenithe Junction Main & Commercial Sts Choice Fresh Butter, at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S, astern and California Cheese, (at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. =" Preston’s ‘Breakfast Cocos, Everybody buys it at THOS, SHURTLEFF’S. Clayton’s Dressing Salad, at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. SeajMoss Farina, for Puddings, at THOs. SHUBTLEFF’S. Cured Codfish, Atwood’s Hyperion cured can be had at THOS, SHURTLEF®#"S. ~ Choice Teas, Coffee, Sugar, §Spices, &c4&c., at : THOS, SHURTLEFF’S. Flavoring Extracts, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. Canned Fruits, of all kinds at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S. Cracked Wheat, Oat Groats, Oat MEAL, RYE FLOUR, CORN MBAL, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HOMINY and everything good to eat, at THOS. SHURTLEFF. Salmon Trout and Fresh Cran berFies, at «jis ; THOS. SHURTLEFF'S. CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, «Cc. J. JACOBS, AS JUST RECBIVED a splendid stock of Goods to which he invi attention ofall who sell or use Tobacco. The stock eonsiats of Cigars of every brand. Eining te ar Menennd BPs en Havana and Domestic SUR, Among them the JOUGKKBY ChU. LADIES CIGARS, 26. as -«. Chewing Tobacco, ge” THE BEST VLD AND NEW BRANDS Kock Twist, Golden Bird; all kinds of Navy and other brands. . Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco, Jn balk or in packages, Olive and etner good EIDD'S BUILDING. . and examine the GARDEN ae SEEDS, Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada city, °