April 7, 1867 (4 pages)

pe RO RRR a i PRR A ce en al et _ neglécting to pay said tax, instead of ten. "fraction: of: month shall be‘ demanded.” . ~ the Héquired alk:iacomes in excess of $1,000, derived “amount of . Hales. Of live stock, sugar, wool, 4 . = We have before . = Amended Revenue Law. now be performed in Apel Theaonsaded law, ftomi sé¢tion 1 t6 sedtion 7, inclusive, ae . Money for the detection . of oes the law. tinellade adding: per ‘centage for failure to pay as required by. law. “The person or petgons so failing or per centum: heretofore required; slvell pay @ penalty of five per centum,together with . interest at the rate of one per centum per . mouth ‘apom said tax’ from the time ‘the ame became’ dud, bit'no’ interest for any The Assistant Assessor's pay. is. increased SPs per day! ’Personscat arryin usiness or professian., tax are liable toa fine of from ten to fiye hundred dollars. tamps are ROW Tequired on. mani. of landing and passage tickets of vepsels plying between the , United States and. Fim America, , All affidavits are exempt from stamp duty. N , stamp 1 Wired fi’ Probdte matters where the value of the estate does not exceed $1,000. Nostemps are tequired on papers neces. ary for the collection of soldiers’ . pay, took effect on the fst of March last. ‘ Phe following are the additional exemiptions; in Which petsons'in this county are’ intetested.”” Canned and preserved fruits, Castings of iron, brass of copper for ma«chinery, doors, wisidow sash, blinds frames Sa0/sills of whatéver material. Root and other, sinall: beer;' soap, common brown, sold for less than seven cents per pound. school room seats, desks, etc,, sleds, wheelbarrows and hand arts, tinware for domestic ° or ‘eulfaaty purposes, ° wagons, . éarts.and drays . used for farming, framing . or Tumber ‘ber purposes, washing and clothes wringing machines. The tax on grape brandy. is one ‘dollar per gallon and any one neglecting to pay is liable to a fing not ekceeding: $1000 and . “The. following changes are made. in reard to the income tax, and apply. to the the year ending December 81st. 1966. . The rate of tax is five per cent. on estate parchased within tater yr previous to earer he which income is estimated ; interest. received or accrued upon notes, bands and mortgages, or other forms of inbearing interest, whether paid or not, and sali, Jos the inct gol a ‘become, due. from said pete oo deeape the amount of all premium. on gold and, coupons; ‘the butter cheese, pork, beef, mutton or other ineate, hay and.grain, or other vegetables OF other productions, being the growth or produce of the estate of such person, not root aa age are thereof consumed .di' . tives and Delegates “fn “Congress, fron" . estimated depreciation of values and loss-. 1 tion can be made for any amount paid out é of the facts, and no deductions. claimed in -} on or before the 18th day of April, except a aisrallor other sérvice of the United States, including Senators, Representawhich the tax has been-deducted. In additionto-one thousand doHars exempt ote from “the income moust . sate, ‘bahia sich piviahs Ws owner, ten. _ ant or mortgagor; ‘losses actually sustained during the year fires, shipwreek or incurréd in trade, and debts as certained to be worthless, but excluding all es within the year on sales of real estate purchased two years previous to the year for.which income is estimated ; the. amount actually paid for labor or interest by any person who rents lands or’ hires’ laother bus from which income is actually derived; the amount’ actually paid by,any person for the tent of the house’or premises occupied as a residence for himself or his family; the amount: paid out for nsualor ordinary repairs. No deducfor new.' buildings, permanent improve ments or betternients, made to increase the value ofany property or estate, Qnly one deduction of one thousand dollars can can be made from the.aggregate! income of all the mémbers of any family, composed of one or both parents,and one or more minor children, or hushand and wife ; that guardians shall be allowed to make such deduction in favor of each and évery ward, except that in cise where two or imore wards are comprised in one family, and. have joint.property interest, only one deduction can be' made in their favor. All persons are required to make returns of income to the Assistant Assessor of the District, and that officer is empowered to add fifty per cent. against those who neglect ot refuse to maké proper returns.— Heavy penalties’ are provided for frandu. lent returns. Persons may on oath declare that they were ‘not possessed of ‘an income of one thousand dollars, liable to be assessed according to the provisions of this Act ; or that they have. been assessed. ‘and paid.an income tax elsewhere in the. same year, under authority of the United. States, apon income, as prescribed by law; ‘and ifthe Assistant Assessor shall be sat: isfied of the truth of the declaration, shall thereupon be.exempt from income tax in the said district ; or if the list or return of any party shall have been increased by the . Assistant Assessor, such party may exhibit his books andaccounts, and be permitted'to prove and declare, under oath or affirmation, the amount of income liable . to be assessed; but such’ oaths ‘and evidence shall not be considered asconclusive sach cases shall be made or allowed until approved by the Assistant Assessor.” The law providés that incomes shall be assessed on the Ist day of Match’ and payable incomes of 1866, which will probably. be levied on the Ist of May and collected bé. fore the 80th day: of June, as heretofore. Tue London Lancet isin doubt what to call. several young ladies. who recently passed an examination for adinission to the society of Apothecaries. It s ts “apothe-caresses” as an appropriate title. The successful passage of their examina. tion might be styled the apothe-o’-sis, Ex-Senator Nesmith, “of Oregon, has been appointed Minister to Austria, _ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, _, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cilifornta, " * taxes paid ‘within "tha ¢ bor to cultivate land, or who conducts any. . The Mutual Life Insurance Company . The’ Home ‘Mutual Fire Insurance wiki: sin Shakes, vay W MOLESALe AND mErant CLASS WARE, ‘COMMERETAL Biche cositl ‘Opposite A, Lademan’s ‘aie an f ‘ WHERE ‘WILL BE FOUND ‘4’ {ooMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy Dinter & Tea Sets. Lamps, Cutlery, Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Chimneys, Globes, , Brittania & Plated Ware, Fancy: Articles, Supplied with all the articles in.our line on the . ’ most reasonable terms, and parties wishing to purchase are Saviiet Ww cal and examine ouryoods, BLIVEN & RVERINGHAM. Nevada, March 10th, AGENCY. “OF NEW YORK. Has the Largest Cash Assets, Pays the Highest Dividends, And does the Largest amount eeiies imess of any Company tsi thié Wnitea er Company of San Francisco, ‘By judicious distribution of tts reks and prompt payment 6£ allits losses by Fire or Marine is taking the lead ofall Companies on this coast, 8 B DAVENPORT, Agent, Nevada City, Dec. 19th, 1906. D. 8. BAKER. ¢ J. 4, MARTIN BAKER « MARTIN, . Wholesale and Retail Dealersin tap tate ih ds abl e278 a BS I Hh SY TP eas CROCKERY . . Cameras, and la ce in the Ar . the undersi ied would soll parrouage of al . ao aor a ee € ae 5, 8 letter. pictures . taken in the best sty hor "Paritemiar attowne mining datas ai me y tnteteen shduideat be petnsene eat . next to 0 the brid 9 tr u : ill on crete vite wn a fer grecks thereJ cel ae a ean as Kas & clits Yor Sei mtateocraty Ne Mar. c= R, CRAWFORD . FLOUR, GRAIN ANDrERD, Buy your 1r Goods at Ob PSM i THs _Fashtonable cos Goods “egg . Nevada City, re esi ae SEE a ARS ytd me: Millinery . Oil ool Goods Ladies and Children’s eee. 8 0. LAR. IMAG = St FPAEING. an EXOBLLENT, OUTFIT! OF apa Ore ANTRUM sensei FoR CITY MAMSHAL, 1 ale on the 6th of May, . 186%, WOR OITY MARSHAL. — OHN HAHN an 4 himself diJ OBN HAHN aniioinges — For Wiehe ¢. C. Bastien EM x) aunuaces a candidate for the office hal, at pe lection tobe held on the 6th day of May, 1867. FOR CITY _TREASURER. Witt # EVENS h hereby announces himcandidate for C a pare atthe . election te beheld ou May 6th FOR MARSHAL. x HARLES:-W. CORNELL is a candidate for /_Te-election to the office of t City Marsha). BOR MARSHAL, ; ry.\ILE many friends ofB. A H, COLLIER respec: fully propos bim as a oranle candidate fo ce itation . eo ange of City Beare a ~ awiag ey ~ able, in every respect, o a e du ties es appertaining to that ir 4 mInchi6 FOR MARSHAL, ILLIAM scoTT announced as candidate for one is hereby announ Marshal at the ensuing Election. : FoR corre “PREASURER. announces himself as a candidate for the office City everest action to be nee Mey Sh; 19% — z. W. BIGELOW, Wholesale an_ Betail DEALER IN Main ag anak Wheat, Rye Flour, ay Corn, Bye Meal, Rye,j&e, @athre al, &e, FLOUR, ana Ground Feed ofr all asumats FO Abra acount tothe wade, UNION LIVERY. STABLE Foot of Main and Broad ekreeed: Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, : ine PLACER & MeCOWEN. . Horses, Carriages and Buggies, To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horses, for ether Ladies or Carriages for Funerals will be furnish ed on short notice; Horses boarded by the day or week. con genase ee Aon te EMPIRE LIVERY C STABLE . ms Se Wal Je. 30 UWHERE 2558 At BAKER # . Rede otaalied AND CRACKER and Retail. geen: “. Sette ee Hranclece procs, Pat. ; 4 ing. Orders vs “ee sre tara Es sat outed eee . venient . . Surgiedband Mechanical Dentist. Hall. Work promptly 1 done'at this office com ipuaay Oger ey ett (mabe . ea ee ia . oh aia j Prope THfousd For Bale meter ig Geen Suppers aaa * oure contine sixrooms and a8 conbe as — in-town. tf ‘ALSO, POR SALE . A Piano with ‘Melodeon Attachment For further tthe NEVAD . DAILY TRANSCRIPS orien, poll GENERAL “VARIETY STORE, BRIGGS & & CHAPMAN, * Pine Street... Bt gee ; Nevada, * é se and.see the Royse! he we we Pesreaand all: kinds of Fruite—the Older—the veel juice ih eae manufac. tured at Chapman’s Ranch. . A splendid article for . Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. “Nuts and Confectionery—Aa _ and . Cigars na Tobacte_« good stock. A . , . thonsand other articles too’numerous to mention Now isthe time to bry at very low _— Nevada, Dee. 11th. GEO. W. KIDD. J. W. HINDS, BR. W.TULLY . BANKING HOUSE : -—-AND— ASSAY OFFICE. GEO. W. KIDD & CO.. Bankers, . i , on Broad Street, Nevahest Price will be paid for Gold Dust, . dod pee discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio as Assay or jon good eae site iW of invanets : “i ogincered County Scrip bought at par. q LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the ular Rates. ies ite. received. Checks on San Francisco . sn a apn Virginia city. Drafta on the Eastern Cities, Londonand Dub. Agents for the London and Liverpool Fire and ioe race avety dostrifition Melted, Re. . ate: -Sen Hyancieco, Bank of Cals . Gold and Ores: ~~ heaeged: forma” Banko f Californi ty, c: © Hiforna. oan 80%. mp0 « 00 DR.A. CHAPMAN, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. ‘PIERCE, ~ -«° CHOICE WINES“ Erc., . Junetion of Main & “‘Cayote Streets -NEVADA.CITY,. . Nevada, Nov. 2th. oie PIONEER ASSAY “OFFICE. (Established in 1958.) —BY— : x" JAMES J. OTT Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. 5 owe la the peisianteiot depositors. “FRANK H. FISHER, At Stiles? MULL, near the Suspension Bride. AX%G Se rey BUILT TO Agent f arren & Steve wd a. * hes THE “orm SALOON. e a ag ae . oo BL ARES ‘saLoom: t PEGS Gorm ie ey Sts. i tate SY WOR by .s a GA: : etal'gih, azo GQ0R DRUG BEN at GO Te pera piely

pe RO RRR a i PRR A ce en al et _ neglécting to pay said tax, instead of ten. "fraction: of: month shall be‘ demanded.” . ~ the Héquired alk:iacomes in excess of $1,000, derived “amount of . Hales. Of live stock, sugar, wool, 4 . = We have before . = Amended Revenue Law. now be performed in Apel Theaonsaded law, ftomi sé¢tion 1 t6 sedtion 7, inclusive, ae . Money for the detection . of oes the law. tinellade adding: per ‘centage for failure to pay as required by. law. “The person or petgons so failing or per centum: heretofore required; slvell pay @ penalty of five per centum,together with . interest at the rate of one per centum per . mouth ‘apom said tax’ from the time ‘the ame became’ dud, bit'no’ interest for any The Assistant Assessor's pay. is. increased SPs per day! ’Personscat arryin usiness or professian., tax are liable toa fine of from ten to fiye hundred dollars. tamps are ROW Tequired on. mani. of landing and passage tickets of vepsels plying between the , United States and. Fim America, , All affidavits are exempt from stamp duty. N , stamp 1 Wired fi’ Probdte matters where the value of the estate does not exceed $1,000. Nostemps are tequired on papers neces. ary for the collection of soldiers’ . pay, took effect on the fst of March last. ‘ Phe following are the additional exemiptions; in Which petsons'in this county are’ intetested.”” Canned and preserved fruits, Castings of iron, brass of copper for ma«chinery, doors, wisidow sash, blinds frames Sa0/sills of whatéver material. Root and other, sinall: beer;' soap, common brown, sold for less than seven cents per pound. school room seats, desks, etc,, sleds, wheelbarrows and hand arts, tinware for domestic ° or ‘eulfaaty purposes, ° wagons, . éarts.and drays . used for farming, framing . or Tumber ‘ber purposes, washing and clothes wringing machines. The tax on grape brandy. is one ‘dollar per gallon and any one neglecting to pay is liable to a fing not ekceeding: $1000 and . “The. following changes are made. in reard to the income tax, and apply. to the the year ending December 81st. 1966. . The rate of tax is five per cent. on estate parchased within tater yr previous to earer he which income is estimated ; interest. received or accrued upon notes, bands and mortgages, or other forms of inbearing interest, whether paid or not, and sali, Jos the inct gol a ‘become, due. from said pete oo deeape the amount of all premium. on gold and, coupons; ‘the butter cheese, pork, beef, mutton or other ineate, hay and.grain, or other vegetables OF other productions, being the growth or produce of the estate of such person, not root aa age are thereof consumed .di' . tives and Delegates “fn “Congress, fron" . estimated depreciation of values and loss-. 1 tion can be made for any amount paid out é of the facts, and no deductions. claimed in -} on or before the 18th day of April, except a aisrallor other sérvice of the United States, including Senators, Representawhich the tax has been-deducted. In additionto-one thousand doHars exempt ote from “the income moust . sate, ‘bahia sich piviahs Ws owner, ten. _ ant or mortgagor; ‘losses actually sustained during the year fires, shipwreek or incurréd in trade, and debts as certained to be worthless, but excluding all es within the year on sales of real estate purchased two years previous to the year for.which income is estimated ; the. amount actually paid for labor or interest by any person who rents lands or’ hires’ laother bus from which income is actually derived; the amount’ actually paid by,any person for the tent of the house’or premises occupied as a residence for himself or his family; the amount: paid out for nsualor ordinary repairs. No deducfor new.' buildings, permanent improve ments or betternients, made to increase the value ofany property or estate, Qnly one deduction of one thousand dollars can can be made from the.aggregate! income of all the mémbers of any family, composed of one or both parents,and one or more minor children, or hushand and wife ; that guardians shall be allowed to make such deduction in favor of each and évery ward, except that in cise where two or imore wards are comprised in one family, and. have joint.property interest, only one deduction can be' made in their favor. All persons are required to make returns of income to the Assistant Assessor of the District, and that officer is empowered to add fifty per cent. against those who neglect ot refuse to maké proper returns.— Heavy penalties’ are provided for frandu. lent returns. Persons may on oath declare that they were ‘not possessed of ‘an income of one thousand dollars, liable to be assessed according to the provisions of this Act ; or that they have. been assessed. ‘and paid.an income tax elsewhere in the. same year, under authority of the United. States, apon income, as prescribed by law; ‘and ifthe Assistant Assessor shall be sat: isfied of the truth of the declaration, shall thereupon be.exempt from income tax in the said district ; or if the list or return of any party shall have been increased by the . Assistant Assessor, such party may exhibit his books andaccounts, and be permitted'to prove and declare, under oath or affirmation, the amount of income liable . to be assessed; but such’ oaths ‘and evidence shall not be considered asconclusive sach cases shall be made or allowed until approved by the Assistant Assessor.” The law providés that incomes shall be assessed on the Ist day of Match’ and payable incomes of 1866, which will probably. be levied on the Ist of May and collected bé. fore the 80th day: of June, as heretofore. Tue London Lancet isin doubt what to call. several young ladies. who recently passed an examination for adinission to the society of Apothecaries. It s ts “apothe-caresses” as an appropriate title. The successful passage of their examina. tion might be styled the apothe-o’-sis, Ex-Senator Nesmith, “of Oregon, has been appointed Minister to Austria, _ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, _, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cilifornta, " * taxes paid ‘within "tha ¢ bor to cultivate land, or who conducts any. . The Mutual Life Insurance Company . The’ Home ‘Mutual Fire Insurance wiki: sin Shakes, vay W MOLESALe AND mErant CLASS WARE, ‘COMMERETAL Biche cositl ‘Opposite A, Lademan’s ‘aie an f ‘ WHERE ‘WILL BE FOUND ‘4’ {ooMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy Dinter & Tea Sets. Lamps, Cutlery, Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Chimneys, Globes, , Brittania & Plated Ware, Fancy: Articles, Supplied with all the articles in.our line on the . ’ most reasonable terms, and parties wishing to purchase are Saviiet Ww cal and examine ouryoods, BLIVEN & RVERINGHAM. Nevada, March 10th, AGENCY. “OF NEW YORK. Has the Largest Cash Assets, Pays the Highest Dividends, And does the Largest amount eeiies imess of any Company tsi thié Wnitea er Company of San Francisco, ‘By judicious distribution of tts reks and prompt payment 6£ allits losses by Fire or Marine is taking the lead ofall Companies on this coast, 8 B DAVENPORT, Agent, Nevada City, Dec. 19th, 1906. D. 8. BAKER. ¢ J. 4, MARTIN BAKER « MARTIN, . Wholesale and Retail Dealersin tap tate ih ds abl

e278 a BS I Hh SY TP eas CROCKERY . . Cameras, and la ce in the Ar . the undersi ied would soll parrouage of al . ao aor a ee € ae 5, 8 letter. pictures . taken in the best sty hor "Paritemiar attowne mining datas ai me y tnteteen shduideat be petnsene eat . next to 0 the brid 9 tr u : ill on crete vite wn a fer grecks thereJ cel ae a ean as Kas & clits Yor Sei mtateocraty Ne Mar. c= R, CRAWFORD . FLOUR, GRAIN ANDrERD, Buy your 1r Goods at Ob PSM i THs _Fashtonable cos Goods “egg . Nevada City, re esi ae SEE a ARS ytd me: Millinery . Oil ool Goods Ladies and Children’s eee. 8 0. LAR. IMAG = St FPAEING. an EXOBLLENT, OUTFIT! OF apa Ore ANTRUM sensei FoR CITY MAMSHAL, 1 ale on the 6th of May, . 186%, WOR OITY MARSHAL. — OHN HAHN an 4 himself diJ OBN HAHN aniioinges — For Wiehe ¢. C. Bastien EM x) aunuaces a candidate for the office hal, at pe lection tobe held on the 6th day of May, 1867. FOR CITY _TREASURER. Witt # EVENS h hereby announces himcandidate for C a pare atthe . election te beheld ou May 6th FOR MARSHAL. x HARLES:-W. CORNELL is a candidate for /_Te-election to the office of t City Marsha). BOR MARSHAL, ; ry.\ILE many friends ofB. A H, COLLIER respec: fully propos bim as a oranle candidate fo ce itation . eo ange of City Beare a ~ awiag ey ~ able, in every respect, o a e du ties es appertaining to that ir 4 mInchi6 FOR MARSHAL, ILLIAM scoTT announced as candidate for one is hereby announ Marshal at the ensuing Election. : FoR corre “PREASURER. announces himself as a candidate for the office City everest action to be nee Mey Sh; 19% — z. W. BIGELOW, Wholesale an_ Betail DEALER IN Main ag anak Wheat, Rye Flour, ay Corn, Bye Meal, Rye,j&e, @athre al, &e, FLOUR, ana Ground Feed ofr all asumats FO Abra acount tothe wade, UNION LIVERY. STABLE Foot of Main and Broad ekreeed: Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, : ine PLACER & MeCOWEN. . Horses, Carriages and Buggies, To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horses, for ether Ladies or Carriages for Funerals will be furnish ed on short notice; Horses boarded by the day or week. con genase ee Aon te EMPIRE LIVERY C STABLE . ms Se Wal Je. 30 UWHERE 2558 At BAKER # . Rede otaalied AND CRACKER and Retail. geen: “. Sette ee Hranclece procs, Pat. ; 4 ing. Orders vs “ee sre tara Es sat outed eee . venient . . Surgiedband Mechanical Dentist. Hall. Work promptly 1 done'at this office com ipuaay Oger ey ett (mabe . ea ee ia . oh aia j Prope THfousd For Bale meter ig Geen Suppers aaa * oure contine sixrooms and a8 conbe as — in-town. tf ‘ALSO, POR SALE . A Piano with ‘Melodeon Attachment For further tthe NEVAD . DAILY TRANSCRIPS orien, poll GENERAL “VARIETY STORE, BRIGGS & & CHAPMAN, * Pine Street..... Bt gee ; Nevada, * é se and.see the Royse! he we we Pesreaand all: kinds of Fruite—the Older—the veel juice ih eae manufac. tured at Chapman’s Ranch. . A splendid article for . Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. “Nuts and Confectionery—Aa _ and . Cigars na Tobacte_« good stock. A . , . thonsand other articles too’numerous to mention Now isthe time to bry at very low _— Nevada, Dee. 11th. GEO. W. KIDD. J. W. HINDS, BR. W.TULLY . BANKING HOUSE : -—-AND— ASSAY OFFICE. GEO. W. KIDD & CO.... Bankers, . i , on Broad Street, Nevahest Price will be paid for Gold Dust, . dod pee discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio as Assay or jon good eae site iW of invanets : “i ogincered County Scrip bought at par. q LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the ular Rates. ies ite. received. Checks on San Francisco . sn a apn Virginia city. Drafta on the Eastern Cities, Londonand Dub. Agents for the London and Liverpool Fire and ioe race avety dostrifition Melted, Re. . ate: -Sen Hyancieco, Bank of Cals . Gold and Ores: ~~ heaeged: forma” Banko f Californi ty, c: © Hiforna. oan 80%. mp0 « 00 DR.A. CHAPMAN, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. ‘PIERCE, ~ -«° CHOICE WINES“ Erc., . Junetion of Main & “‘Cayote Streets -NEVADA.CITY,. . Nevada, Nov. 2th. oie PIONEER ASSAY “OFFICE. (Established in 1958.) —BY— : x" JAMES J. OTT Office—28 Main Street, Nevada City. 5 owe la the peisianteiot depositors. “FRANK H. FISHER, At Stiles? MULL, near the Suspension Bride. AX%G Se rey BUILT TO Agent f arren & Steve wd a. * hes THE “orm SALOON. e a ag ae . oo BL ARES ‘saLoom: t PEGS Gorm ie ey Sts. i tate SY WOR by .s a GA: : etal'gih, azo GQ0R DRUG BEN at GO Te pera piely