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April 7, 1871 (4 pages)

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/ beginping at half past seven o’clock.
The Huity runseript.
NEVADA CITY.
LOCAL. ITEMS.
The Ratiroad.
*We learn that the survey of a line
for a railroad from this city to. Marys
ville was made with great care by Mr.
Harris’ atid his associates, ‘The Engis
neer is now engaged in making up his
reports of estimates of cost, etc., and
whet this ig done the starting point}
for a railread will have been ‘obtained,
Since the people of Nevada county hav
bogun to talk railroad in earnest, a libphe UNDERSIGNED having this day formeral offer has been made from an unex»
pected quarter, hameély from the Central Pacific road. We understand an
offer has been ‘made, by, authority, to
furnish all the rolling stock required
for such a road, provided the ‘people of
the county will build it, When estimates are obtained of the coat of building to Marysville and also to Colfax,
the advantages of the offer can then be
canvaseed by those interested, and the
best road decided upon. Of course
when the final report of Mr. Harris is
ready, a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Kailroad Asgociation will
be held, and to this meeting the reeult of the labors of Mr. Harris will be
made known, and we hope that immediately thereatter steps wilt be taken
to incorporate a company and: put the
road through. Such a road would en-.
hance the value of property and give
more vigor to business in every part of
the county.
oe
Licenses Sold.
The Report of the County Auditor,
J.J. Rogers, to the State Controller
shows that the following State licenses
have been sold during the quarter end-. 0 is ‘shade tion dhe ot tas teak Cs
ing April 8d, 1871:
No, Kind. County. State.
7 Brokers’ $57 75 $47 25
2 Brokers’ 15:00 15 00
7 Billiard Table 19 25 15 75
3 Billiard Table’ 7:50 7 50
1 Auctioneer 10 00 13 00
6 Theatre 15 00 15 00
26 $12450 $115 50
Good tor Miners.
L The present storm is more favorable
to mining interests than any which has
visited this locality: during the season.
For. nearly . forty-eight hours it has
been raining continually and the
streams have been considerably swolJen, But ashort distance above town
the hills were covered with snow, ins
dicating that a large full of snow has
occurred between this place and the
5 pe
ecture.
The Rev. E. Halleday will deliver a
/lecture at the Congregational Church,
/ in this city, on ‘Tuesday evening next,
Subject, “Miller—the Mason, the Poet,
and the Philosopher.” All are invited
to attend and nu admission fee will be
charged.
he New Pastor.
Rev. E. Halleday has been chosen
Pastot of the Congregational Church,
in this city, _)He will preach in the
Church on Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours of service.
The Fakir of sheba.
The Fakir of Sheba, who has shown
to us high recommendations from the
press, ‘will entertain our citizens with
his new diabolical tricks on Friday and
Saturday evenings, at the Theatre.
Look out for fun. . Free skating after
. the Wizard's petformance.
thool Exercises.
_ ¥ The 1st and 2d Intermediate schools,
of this city, taught by Miss LaGrange
' and Miss Edwards, will have public ex.
ercises, in Assembly Hall, to~morrow
' afternoon at 2 o'clock.
We learn that Elder Miles Grant,the
Second Adventist and revivalist will
shortly visit this city, for the purpose
of presentizig his creed to the people.
Rein Fall.
According to the gauge at the office
of the South Yuba Canal Company the
the last storm, ap to Bolin dl
FRESH cooDs!
APRIL, ist, 1871, .NEW FIRM!
ee
LOW PRICES !
QUICK SALES!
ed a co-partnership under the firm name
Hanson & Gregory,
WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL
Grocery,
Provision,
Wooden and Willow Ware,
Grockery,
AND
Liquor Business,
We will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN
with a
CASH CAPITAL !
eat
Cs
thie vicinity and to enable us to take advan-'
tage of the markets at all times, and to insure toour patrons a
Lower List of Prices than have
heretofore ruled in this market,
“Money makes the Mare go”
And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates.
We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and iter
ity, the largest and finest assortment of
Goods in our line to be found this side of San
Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our
patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in
the San Francisco and Eastern markets ‘ex:
clusively
FOR CASH!
One of the firm will be in San Francisco
most of the time, and our stock will constantly be replenished
With the Choicest Goodsafforde d
by the Market.
WHIOH WILL BE PLACED aT
PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS.
We invite the public to an examination of
our
Goods and Prices before making
their purchases,
And would retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, © —
All orders will be promptly and feithfully
executed and delivered within a reasonable
distance of Nevada, Free of Charge.
Hanson & Grogory,
Nevada, April 1st, 1871.
ge All persons indebted te 4. Hf
‘aecounts at as early a date as poseif atetes herds A
All the Premiums will syanee in the
BANK UF N&VADA VO A eee
r “-PREMIUMS; ot terre, Shs
1 Premium, gold coin,.-oe ecge pongo ce9§25,000
1 Premiam gold: COlihes sevsesess. cocve 15,000
1 Premium gold Coin se 9-+0ereceeeees ee 10,000
1 Premium gold COM, +o6!.0000 « Peeenns 5,000
1 Premium gold coin .... ssescsven! G00 &
1 Premium gold coin...... seneoe 8,000
1 Premium ‘gold coim ...+cscecsees se 3,000
1 Premium gold coin..,rccoeesere.. 2,490
1 Premium gold abbas eonrecccosce pecaks 2.000
15 Premiums gold cofh, $1,000 each.. 15 000
5 Premiams gold coin, $500 each/.:. 2: 2,500
1 Gift of Gold Coin.. ... eénese> + $15. 000
“. 1 Gitt of Goid Coin.... pecccessece e 19, Quo
1 Gift of Gold Coin.... PERT ee 5,000
1 Gift of Gold Coin.....00e 2,000
3 Gitts of Gold Coin, $1. 000 “each ese 8,000
6 Gifts of Gold Coin epeh,.-.. 2,500
6 Gifts of Gold Coin, CACH.ocecee 1,500
50 Gilts of Gold Coin $100 each,.-.+6. 5,000
100 Gifts of Gold Coin, $50 each,-.0. 5,000
3u0 Gifts of Gold Coin, $30. CaCh.veoee 9,e0u
360 Gifts of Gold Coin, $20 each... « 17,000
©} elie Cqast.
a
29th day of April, 1871. .
The Cosmopolitan Henevolent Socféty, of
California, wlilhold their Seco Grand Fait
at the Broad Street Theatre, Rees cer. Cal
in aid of the following charitable purposes :
1st, Public Schools of Nevada County.
2d, Publie Library of evade City.
3d, Urphan Asylum , een ‘
4ih, Fire Deparyment, yada Gity. .
100,000 Season Tickets of Admission will be seld at = 50 each.
25 Premiums gold-coin, $250 edch,,.,. , 6,250
100 Premiums gold coin 6100 each.««.: 10.000
100 Premiums goid coin, cnt err 5,000
200 Premiums gold coin, $30°6itch,.-.. , 6,000
500 Premiums gold coin, $25 eachs«<s. + 12,500,
1,043 1,043 Pregame gold coin, $20 each.,« 20,860!
2,008 2,005 Gold Coin Premiums am’t’g to . $150,000
Figg eee MANAGERS~A, 'W. Potter,
Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee;
By special permission we refer to the following well_known citizens:
John H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County.!
‘'r W. Sigourney.
National Exchange A. Lancaster,
5. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript..
v. Schmittburg, Postmaster.
Ju Jullug Greenwaid, County freacurer.
Geo. B, Newell, ex-County Supervisor.
Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
P. Banner, Merchant.
R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff evens Senn.
D. E. Bell, Deputy Postm
Ira, A. Kuton. Union Motel
@. G. Allen; Nevada foundry.
Judge T.-H. -HKolfe:
Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsmith, merchant,
Wm. K. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Deptt
=
,cantield, ex-Chiet Enghucer, Fire eee i
A. Sanford, Merchant, '
Bliven & Potter, Merchants.
Lester & Mulloy, Merchants.
@ L. Nihell, City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. penny should. be
sent by Express, or by Draft of ‘any solvent .
Bank. Address all communications to
GO. &, SOULIBRTY,
apl ~ Nevada City. Cal,
$75,000 Gold Coin, .
A GRAND
ta’ GIFT CONCERT!
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
BaOhimunro THEATRE,
SACRAMENTO
MAY 1, 1871,
—BY THE— .
Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Association,
For their err" beneals and to pay their existing indebtedness,
een baDuring the Concert 1,317 Gifts
will be distributed among Tickethoiders--hmounting to $75,000 in
Gold Coin, as follows:
1,317 Prizes,amounting to $75,000
TREASURER,
B. FEF. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers.
With whom all moneys will be de sited, an
by whom ali disbursements will be made,
60,000 Tickets will be sold at
$250 Coin, Each.
This Ticket willadmit the bearer to Conccrf,
Ge The drawing will take place.and the
Gifis awarded in a precisely ilar, manner
as at the Concert ven ~ ban Francisco, in
of the Mercan Library, and under the
ion of a Committee o1 well
of Socramente, and the offido sogh at a <istance can meee Pninnnel
city oan Banke, or Cota
‘Ten per cent kay oF Coe By Walia wry. $00. to
reons sending for Fiity ‘of more Tickets.
at merge paid ia Tickets.
All orders should be addressed, to
CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO.
Business Agents.
P. O. Lock Box 228, Sacramento, Cal.
General Agency—44 Fourth street, between
ime * mechs
$150,000::)»
GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! by 7
Tit EA USED 2 BESTA
8 Premiums gold coin, $300 each*s.cee,. 2.400 .
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE
CcOomPANY,
OF LONDON.
Capital $8,000,000.
FALKNER, BELL #00. ‘Agente for tat Pa
somn PATEINON, Agent,
A. H. HANSON,
Aes COLDSMITH’S—
A SOL UNN.
_
CRAND OPENINC!
THURSDAY, MARCH 30th.
THE LARCEST,
THE RICHEST,
THE CHEAPEST,
THE BEST,
"AND
MOST MAGNIFICENT
NEW GOooDs!
, «NEW PRICES!
THOS. SHURTLEFF,
A SNouNCEs that he has just. returned
from San Francisco with a choice selectoia or i
FAMILY CROCERIES !
Sepeciatty adapted to this als maeeet, which,,he
Has at his new. slure, at the
” —
Choice Fresh Butter, at
THOS, SHURTLEFE’S,
Hastern and California Cheese, at
THOS, SHURTLEFF’S,
=
Preston’sj Break inst Cocos, Everybody buys _it at
THOS. SHURTLEF E'S, °
Claytons Dressing Salad, at”
THOS. SHURTLEFE"'S.
SeajMows' Fartna, for Puddings, at
‘THOS, SHYRTLEFF’S,
Oured Codfish, Atwood’s Hyperion cured
dean be had at THOS. SHURTLEFF’S.
Choice Teas, Ceffee, Sugar, {Spices,
&e.,&¢., at}
“THOS, PHURTLER E's,
Flavoring Extracts, of all kinds at
THOS. SHURTLEFF’S.
Canned Fruits, of all kinds at
THOS. SHURTLEFF'’S.
MEAL, RYE FLOUR, CORN, MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, HOMINY. “and
. $TOCK OF DRY Coops,
CARPETS, &C.
NOW ON EXHIBITION !
Grand Removal !
HAS REMOVED
ON (BROAD STREET,
A. GOLDSMITH,
TO HIS NEW STORE!
everything good to eat, at
THOS. SHURTLEFF.
Salmon Trout und Fresh Cranber18 ~~~“ PHOS, SHURTLEFF'S.
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
PIPES, &C.
J. VACOBS,
Masonic Building, Pine Street, Nevada city,
Hs JUST RECEIVED a apie stock
“of Goods to which he nye § attention
ofall who sell or use Tobacco. The stock
consists of
Cigars of every brand.
From 625 per thousand up, and
including the best
Havana and Domestic Cigars,
Among them the JOCKEY CLUB, FIGARO
LADIKS CIGARS, &c,
Chewing Tobacco,
(= THE BEST OLD AND NEW BRANDS
Kock Twist, Golden Bird, all kinds of Navy
and other brands.
Fine Havana Smoking Tobacco,
In bulk or in packages, Olive and ether good
brands.
Splendid Meerschaum Pines,
FANCY GOODS,
PLAYING OABDS, he: &c.
All Goods sold. at reasonable prices. Call
and examine the goods.
y . 8
Paints, 0:ls and Kerosene.
Brushes, Whitewash Heads,
And a Choice Lot of :
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
For sale by
PRESTON & FAIRCHILD
AT THE
NEVADA DRUG STORE,
ON BROAD STREET.
Nevada, March 12th, —
R. FININGER & C0.
76 Broad Street, Nevada City,
DEALERS IN
. BRANDIES, WINES & LIQUORS
Next door to Banner Brothers, pa ericrangrecang — ae atk’and adjoining Lester & WATER, CANNED FRUIT, “TEAS,
CORFEE, &c.4e.
Mulloy's Store. Broad Street Market.
»
Re “ HEVADA CITT KiDD’s BUILDING:
JAMES COLLEY, Propricior.
J unction Main & Commercial :Sts..Cracked Wheat, Oat Groats, Oat