April 9, 1868 (4 pages)

ee “-gggutred in the Manzanita Hydraulic “claims of Marselus & Maltman, near , The Daily Transcript, . 3 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. vn LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, -TeRnrene ActipENtT—THRER: MEN . KiLLED.—Yesterday morning a cave this city, by which three men lost their lives. The streams of water had been “playing upon @ point in the claims, wuere a strata of pipe clay some twelve or fourteen feetin thickness underlaid the gravel deposit. The streams not doing any execution upon the pipe-clay they were turned off, and eleven men, work with their picks. They had been at work but a short time when the man who is stationed near the pipes to look out for caves, gave the alarm, and the men attempted to escape, all succeeding in getting out but three. A man working near the spot says that the huge mass of clay slid dewn from its place in. the bank, striking at the feet of John . Dunn, and rolling over him, producing instant death. A little further ‘down W. 8B, Cargay and s Chinaman were, buried out of sight. Two men who witnessed the accident from the ‘Dank. came to town, and a large number of people were soon on their way to the} scene of the accident. The body of that he had a life policy in the Travelden acting as attorney for the county, } when he turned his team out and went _ ‘Statement of the case together with the Dunit was uncovered and his neck found to have been broken. A lafge number ‘of men under the direction of Wm, Maltman went to “work immediately, and both the other bodies were recovered by noon, These were tefribly mangled and bruised, and their death must have “been instantaneous, A.J. Dunn was a man apparently about forty or forty-five years of age. He was a widower, and has a married daughter residing at Knight’s Landing, and two sons in San. Francisco. He was a member of Oustomah Lodge; I. 0. 0. F., and will be -huried_.by.theLedge. “feomn the M. E. Church this afternoon. “Tt was stated ers’ Accident & Life Insurance Co., but this is a mistake. His policy was for disability resulting from accidents and not for life. W. B. Cargay was about engaged in teaming until last Winter, to mining. Both were excellent miners and “Worthy ingen. The name of the'. Chinaman was Foo Wen; The the bodies, and the jury rendered a verdit Sieh tale donthe zemutted frank anavoidable accident. ee THE INsunaNcE CasE.—The county of Nevada brought suit against the Pacific Insurance Co. for damages which ‘resulted from the explosion of gas iu the County Court House. The suit was brought in the District Court and submitted upon an agreed case, Judge Bel-. and.Judge Niles for defendant, Yesterday Judge McFarland decided in favor of defendant, giving judgment for costs. against the county. As this case has been extensively. discussed, and the __ people of the ounty.are generally interested in the matter, we publish the opinion of Judge McFarland in‘fall. It will be found interesting. <e "Wm 90 Aisdoren-J. Taeiad, Con-. stable. of Meadow Lake township, on Tuesaday last brought to this city Thos. Anderson, and lodged him in the county jail. He is charged with ‘assaalt upon Peter Smith, at Coburn’s Station, with a deadly weapon, and with intent to do bodily arm. . He was arrested and ex. mitted to jail for examination before the het Gigped Asay. Tan Peetesans: Stiei.The Pittsburg mill started up yesterday on a splendid lot of ore, and rock now coming from the mine is very rich. 8. D, “the Superintendent, made some tésts of the giant blasting powder eee ee ee Lae ’ divoree granted, 4 timony of A. L. Slack-and-C; Beckmai: . accordance with prayer of complaint. . . the room formerly occupied as the Post CRAWFoRD 7 Leavitt have the District ae E Waceuy. agak Sth gpNevada County vs: Pacific Insurance Co., ‘Judgment for defendant for costs. Williams: “Doeree pad WillKiams vs. Howard. vs. Howard. Decree of divorce granted. . ‘Nevada Water Co. vs, H. Powell. costs. Simeon I, Colling, a native of England, admitted to citizenship on the tesJohn Trory, a native of Ireland, admitted to citizenship on testimony of 5. D, Lear and D. Lynch. Mary Sullivan, administratrix, vs. M. Shea et al, Judgment for plaintiff in Orsi vs. Gold Koffer etal, Judgment for plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. Dickson vs. White et al. J udgment far plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. McLean vs. tamarque. J sdginant for complaint. Hemphill vs McKee. Plaintift allowLamorgo vs. Ford et al. ‘Danihiiad sustained. = Court aileaibel till Friday. “A ComPosiTion.—The following is a ‘composition picked up in the street in this city. It affords a fair illustration of how the “young idea” first-commences to shoot. with the pen : : Animals, I will now mension sometheng about -A Cat, the Cat is good forcatching Rats, Mouses, gofers,Moles, Sqelerls, lezzards, and it will fite and scratch you if you plage it, but it isa very yuaseful anemil but sometimes it will jump at you and hurt you. Fatal ACCIDENT.—William Brunstetter, aged twelve years, while playing in the planing mill of his father at Grass Valley, on. Tuesday, was caught in the machinery and fatally injured. Both his legsand an arm were broken, and after lingering in pain until 9 o clock, P. M., he died. Scocenentniitetinersesn cinema Everybody from everywhere is rushing to the great clothing establishment of . Banner Bros. This indomitable firm . the State, They are selling Spring suits as low as $7, for coat pants and vest, and everything from. a neck-tie to a fall dress-suit in like proportion. Fine dress-suits for Spring and Summer wear are offered as low as $10 and $12 county go and buy — rich at Banner Bros. * ee ; ' Tae Tim To Buy.—A. Haas & Co.; corner of Broad and Pine: streets, are “mark-ng out,” and selling clothing cheaper than ever before offered in this . city. They have fine Summer suits which are offered as low as $9,—for, coat, pants and vest. Hats, furnishing goods, and all kinds of clothingoffered at sepactiis OR Neibletiiac: Wosbee Bros. -have fitted up a fine store, and removed their stock of dry goods to Kelsey’s building; “Office, on Commercial street. They have added largely to their splendid stock, and are’ every day receiving me rapes repo gegen goods which thoy sell. -at low prices Gifeger mat a gee * To CHEWERS AND —Tovigveicanestnslibeplles Woke ates the “Baldwin's Fig,” can only eral . . of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail tobacconist, Broad street, Nevada. * . ; A WESTER paper mys thet the = i gr aiccs itor of its rival sheet was ountly, aint beoke Chives Dismissed—each party paying their own . plaintiff in accordance ‘with prayer of}: ~ Coro. the clothing line ever inaugurated in . ner, W. C Groves, held an inquest over for fall suits, Let every man in the . Ladies are invited.to call at the new . ‘ . ac GREATEST _ VPiriinas ore are now offered to of all kinds of CLUTHING, FURNIS @ GOODS, BOOTS,, SHOES, and all kinds of “Goods in the Clothing line arid the LOW PRIa CES at HAAS & COS Store are causing great EXCITEMENT tn the market. The buyers are making & grand ON That estabiis: meni and the Miners are buying’ splendid Rubber C.othing and Boots, 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 4 fall stock and people can retower than ever before offered in these . DIGGINGS.Since we have opened at the old stand, Cornerof Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant room has been fitted up’ where we keep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest prices of { COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STS, Nevada City. Nevada, March 19th; ‘@OLDSMITH’s “RY coops nv she te Rasp sleuye the £ rs = Per E Best ga Assortment of Dry Goods, _Carpets, Oil Cloths. Primary Election Notice. OTICE is h Niecy lows aon esto vention will be held at the Democratic Club Room, Corner of Main and Washington Sts. On Saturday, April llth, 1868. Polis ope 4to 80’ P. Ma m+ ; 2 ee o’clotk, M. Judges All voters o ito the policy of Congress, to o and Chinese Suffrage, and . ip tivor ot Constitutional. Administration of Government of. titled to vote for delegates. ord the . en v lor er of Township Committee. ra BE, aps M. BAT. DAN, CLaNCY._ FOR CITY ¥ MARSHAL, T, BAILEY is here hereby: announced as a yori t vee for the office of City Marshal; Election May 4th, 1868. FOR CITY ¥ MARSHAL. 3 FoR orry TREASURER. Romer Treneurerat tbe charter be held eavakan ey PARADE. zr pero ugar GUARD is ordered . ) comer ore 18th, 100 . ae hand everett E ogeec stay : ly. upon getting SUITS that—will sult them-}RECONSTRUCTION ! THE RNCONSTRUCTION: POLICY. Ne Congress or Andy Johnson, but the ‘RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —or— MYERS & COMPANY, IN THE— CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County. "er MEYERS & CO., 21 “Come to this city with the Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! erick Brought to the Metatains, aie ARE BOUND» “NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD res mains NEW coons: NEW PRICES t MYERS & CO., MYERS & CO. a = 3 county that they have JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, —ON THE . Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA ‘CITY, Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING —AXKD-— Gents complete Fancy Dress Suits, A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS Far Also, @ very large and Complete Assortment of BOYS’ CLOTHIN G! the Leading New York Houses, ; SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS . Miners? * shirts and Ragaerine, Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, and Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. _. RWERY VARIETY OF_ RUBBER GOODS A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE od ae oe i COUNTRY DEALERS. . Having anchored ourselves in this city, we shall endeavor by 'HONORABLE MEANS To satiefy all who patronise us. * ” Everybody is invited to call at oar CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, neppne of Seeadone Pine streets, and examine . uomeer + or ‘FLAT SAW MILL co, Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, . . _WE_HAV& A SUPERIOR: STOCK OF . “LUMBER f LUMBER Lumber Ward: DEALERS IN PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER A KINDS OF DRESSED AND UN. . DRESSED FLOORING Ses on hand, Also, ile , SEDING AND SHAKES, . Particular attention paid to furnishin unre ber for Flumesand Minin Boxes, Contracts taken for from 1,000 to 500,000 fe = be delivered on short notice. Best qnal of. Dry Feneing always on hand, either at our DEAL orat our City Lumber Ward, en Sacramento Street,“ near the -Gold Run oe ie pon found — cramen stree read} ‘Terms = at the Sales Yard, -te wait on-enst approved credit for thirty days, ~ ol LIFE INSURANCE. ; ce Is TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, = Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the surrounding country, or sign he. may take a Risk, for tha EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ; OF NEW. YORK. a en j 8. W. BACKUS & CO, Pacific Branch Excelsior Life In: eigenen ears New York. Office, 614 Mar“THOMA SHURTLEFF £20 ase Sap for Nevada. ' D, 8. BAKER, J. A, MARTIN — BAKER. & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CAN FRUITS. AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL EINDS, WHEAT, BARLEY, _GROUND FEED fe WOOD! Woop Woop! ; Shakes, Shingles, Kee, &e., WHERE? — At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th, J. NAPFZIGER, J. R. STONS No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA ADA CITY. NAFPZIGER & 9 STONER, spe fall sepply of PREGA BEEF, . PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &, &. . Saptaammsero 8T., hear Gold ian Batda se GROCERIES, PROVISIONS» = = OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, At Vee ALE OR aoe ead be Ge ae sd uppiy of Dried Be Fresh P &e. al Ries Shek tbe shanty carota and". e delivered im the clty freeof Beige: 020 DR. KENT, Geert ane Mechanical Dentist, BE ec 1. OPERATIONS carefully skillfully Disao and ive Teeth treated an Teeth inserted on Vulcanite upper or pein ye ta onthe most i revel a mt retsonabie GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. Mutual Life Sesitianen Company, OF NEW YORK. Cash Surplus,.¢ $23,000,000. $27" ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES G2”"DOES MORE BUSINESS, {27 AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. ite $25, for full for full THE “UNION” Fire & Marine Insurance Company OF 8AN FRANCISCO. Capital over ¥ $1,000.000, §7WILL TAKE GOOD RISKS AT AS_geg (@7/"REASONABLE RATES AS_geg (ANY OTHER RESPON. ge (SIBLE COMPANY._g Nevada, Jan. 2th. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss..+.Proprictors AGER of the best kind al is hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gal ‘on want ‘tine wel. and be jolly and fat With your head full of fun ava merry J eat . Cee bons % FOREN 20 CALA, DE FO A : or Goo! R. M HUNT, M D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY, ‘ATTORNEY aNb COUNSELLOR AT LAW A. © NILES, as . Attorney and Geunselor.st Law, ‘ 5 iii pip emaemem Oocisea'éd Broad & Strects, Nevada. _ SB. DAVENPORT, Agent.

ee “-gggutred in the Manzanita Hydraulic “claims of Marselus & Maltman, near , The Daily Transcript, . 3 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. vn LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, -TeRnrene ActipENtT—THRER: MEN . KiLLED.—Yesterday morning a cave this city, by which three men lost their lives. The streams of water had been “playing upon @ point in the claims, wuere a strata of pipe clay some twelve or fourteen feetin thickness underlaid the gravel deposit. The streams not doing any execution upon the pipe-clay they were turned off, and eleven men, work with their picks. They had been at work but a short time when the man who is stationed near the pipes to look out for caves, gave the alarm, and the men attempted to escape, all succeeding in getting out but three. A man working near the spot says that the huge mass of clay slid dewn from its place in. the bank, striking at the feet of John . Dunn, and rolling over him, producing instant death. A little further ‘down W. 8B, Cargay and s Chinaman were, buried out of sight. Two men who witnessed the accident from the ‘Dank. came to town, and a large number of people were soon on their way to the} scene of the accident. The body of that he had a life policy in the Travelden acting as attorney for the county, } when he turned his team out and went _ ‘Statement of the case together with the Dunit was uncovered and his neck found to have been broken. A lafge number ‘of men under the direction of Wm, Maltman went to “work immediately, and both the other bodies were recovered by noon, These were tefribly mangled and bruised, and their death must have “been instantaneous, A.J. Dunn was a man apparently about forty or forty-five years of age. He was a widower, and has a married daughter residing at Knight’s Landing, and two sons in San. Francisco. He was a member of Oustomah Lodge; I. 0. 0. F., and will be -huried_.by.theLedge. “feomn the M. E. Church this afternoon. “Tt was stated ers’ Accident & Life Insurance Co., but this is a mistake. His policy was for disability resulting from accidents and not for life. W. B. Cargay was about engaged in teaming until last Winter, to mining. Both were excellent miners and “Worthy ingen. The name of the'. Chinaman was Foo Wen; The the bodies, and the jury rendered a verdit Sieh tale donthe zemutted frank anavoidable accident. ee THE INsunaNcE CasE.—The county of Nevada brought suit against the Pacific Insurance Co. for damages which ‘resulted from the explosion of gas iu the County Court House. The suit was brought in the District Court and submitted upon an agreed case, Judge Bel-. and.Judge Niles for defendant, Yesterday Judge McFarland decided in favor of defendant, giving judgment for costs. against the county. As this case has been extensively. discussed, and the __ people of the ounty.are generally interested in the matter, we publish the opinion of Judge McFarland in‘fall. It will be found interesting. <e "Wm 90 Aisdoren-J. Taeiad, Con-. stable. of Meadow Lake township, on Tuesaday last brought to this city Thos. Anderson, and lodged him in the county jail. He is charged with ‘assaalt upon Peter Smith, at Coburn’s Station, with a deadly weapon, and with intent to do bodily arm. . He was arrested and ex. mitted to jail for examination before the het Gigped Asay. Tan Peetesans: Stiei.The Pittsburg mill started up yesterday on a splendid lot of ore, and rock now coming from the mine is very rich. 8. D, “the Superintendent, made some tésts of the giant blasting powder eee ee ee Lae ’ divoree granted, 4 timony of A. L. Slack-and-C; Beckmai: . accordance with prayer of complaint. . . the room formerly occupied as the Post CRAWFoRD 7 Leavitt have the District ae E Waceuy. agak Sth gpNevada County vs: Pacific Insurance Co., ‘Judgment for defendant for costs. Williams: “Doeree pad WillKiams vs. Howard. vs. Howard. Decree of divorce granted. . ‘Nevada Water Co. vs, H. Powell. costs. Simeon I, Colling, a native of England, admitted to citizenship on the tesJohn Trory, a native of Ireland, admitted to citizenship on testimony of 5. D, Lear and D. Lynch. Mary Sullivan, administratrix, vs. M. Shea et al, Judgment for plaintiff in Orsi vs. Gold Koffer etal, Judgment for plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. Dickson vs. White et al. J udgment far plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. McLean vs. tamarque. J sdginant for complaint. Hemphill vs McKee. Plaintift allowLamorgo vs. Ford et al. ‘Danihiiad sustained. = Court aileaibel till Friday. “A ComPosiTion.—The following is a ‘composition picked up in the street in this city. It affords a fair illustration of how the “young idea” first-commences to shoot. with the pen : : Animals, I will now mension sometheng about -A Cat, the Cat is good forcatching Rats, Mouses, gofers,Moles, Sqelerls, lezzards, and it will fite and scratch you if you plage it, but it isa very yuaseful anemil but sometimes it will jump at you and hurt you. Fatal ACCIDENT.—William Brunstetter, aged twelve years, while playing in the planing mill of his father at Grass Valley, on. Tuesday, was caught in the machinery and fatally injured. Both his legsand an arm were broken, and after lingering in pain until 9 o clock, P. M., he died. Scocenentniitetinersesn cinema Everybody from everywhere is rushing to the great clothing establishment of . Banner Bros. This indomitable firm . the State, They are selling Spring suits as low as $7, for coat pants and vest, and everything from. a neck-tie to a fall dress-suit in like proportion. Fine dress-suits for Spring and Summer wear are offered as low as $10 and $12 county go and buy — rich at Banner Bros. * ee ; ' Tae Tim To Buy.—A. Haas & Co.; corner of Broad and Pine: streets, are “mark-ng out,” and selling clothing cheaper than ever before offered in this . city. They have fine Summer suits which are offered as low as $9,—for, coat, pants and vest. Hats, furnishing goods, and all kinds of clothingoffered at sepactiis OR Neibletiiac: Wosbee Bros. -have fitted up a fine store, and removed their stock of dry goods to Kelsey’s building; “Office, on Commercial street. They have added largely to their splendid stock, and are’ every day receiving me rapes repo gegen goods which thoy sell. -at low prices Gifeger mat a gee * To CHEWERS AND —Tovigveicanestnslibeplles Woke ates the “Baldwin's Fig,” can only eral . . of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail tobacconist, Broad street, Nevada. * . ; A WESTER paper mys thet the = i gr aiccs itor of its rival sheet was ountly, aint beoke Chives Dismissed—each party paying their own . plaintiff in accordance ‘with prayer of}: ~ Coro. the clothing line ever inaugurated in . ner, W. C Groves, held an inquest over for fall suits, Let every man in the . Ladies are invited.to call at the new . ‘ . ac GREATEST _ VPiriinas ore are now offered to of all kinds of CLUTHING, FURNIS @ GOODS, BOOTS,, SHOES, and all kinds of “Goods in the Clothing line arid the LOW PRIa CES at HAAS & COS Store are causing great EXCITEMENT tn the market. The buyers are making & grand ON That estabiis: meni and the Miners are buying’ splendid Rubber C.othing and Boots, 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 4 fall stock and people can retower than ever before offered in these . DIGGINGS.Since we have opened at the old stand, Cornerof Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant room has been fitted up’ where we keep a LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest prices of { COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STS, Nevada City. Nevada, March 19th; ‘@OLDSMITH’s “RY coops nv she te Rasp sleuye the £ rs = Per E Best ga Assortment of Dry Goods, _Carpets, Oil Cloths. Primary Election Notice. OTICE is h

Niecy lows aon esto vention will be held at the Democratic Club Room, Corner of Main and Washington Sts. On Saturday, April llth, 1868. Polis ope 4to 80’ P. Ma m+ ; 2 ee o’clotk, M. Judges All voters o ito the policy of Congress, to o and Chinese Suffrage, and . ip tivor ot Constitutional. Administration of Government of. titled to vote for delegates. ord the . en v lor er of Township Committee. ra BE, aps M. BAT. DAN, CLaNCY._ FOR CITY ¥ MARSHAL, T, BAILEY is here hereby: announced as a yori t vee for the office of City Marshal; Election May 4th, 1868. FOR CITY ¥ MARSHAL. 3 FoR orry TREASURER. Romer Treneurerat tbe charter be held eavakan ey PARADE. zr pero ugar GUARD is ordered . ) comer ore 18th, 100 . ae hand everett E ogeec stay : ly. upon getting SUITS that—will sult them-}RECONSTRUCTION ! THE RNCONSTRUCTION: POLICY. Ne Congress or Andy Johnson, but the ‘RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —or— MYERS & COMPANY, IN THE— CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County. "er MEYERS & CO., 21 “Come to this city with the Largest and BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! erick Brought to the Metatains, aie ARE BOUND» “NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD res mains NEW coons: NEW PRICES t MYERS & CO., MYERS & CO.. a = 3 county that they have JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, —ON THE . Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA ‘CITY, Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING —AXKD-— Gents complete Fancy Dress Suits, A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS Far Also, @ very large and Complete Assortment of BOYS’ CLOTHIN G! the Leading New York Houses, ; SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS . Miners? * shirts and Ragaerine, Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, and Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. _. RWERY VARIETY OF_ RUBBER GOODS A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE od ae oe i COUNTRY DEALERS. . Having anchored ourselves in this city, we shall endeavor by 'HONORABLE MEANS To satiefy all who patronise us. * ” Everybody is invited to call at oar CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, neppne of Seeadone Pine streets, and examine . uomeer + or ‘FLAT SAW MILL co, Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, . . _WE_HAV& A SUPERIOR: STOCK OF . “LUMBER f LUMBER Lumber Ward: DEALERS IN PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER A KINDS OF DRESSED AND UN. . DRESSED FLOORING Ses on hand, Also, ile , SEDING AND SHAKES, . Particular attention paid to furnishin unre ber for Flumesand Minin Boxes, Contracts taken for from 1,000 to 500,000 fe = be delivered on short notice. Best qnal of. Dry Feneing always on hand, either at our DEAL orat our City Lumber Ward, en Sacramento Street,“ near the -Gold Run oe ie pon found — cramen stree read} ‘Terms = at the Sales Yard, -te wait on-enst approved credit for thirty days, ~ ol LIFE INSURANCE. ; ce Is TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, = Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the surrounding country, or sign he.. may take a Risk, for tha EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ; OF NEW. YORK. a en j 8. W. BACKUS & CO, Pacific Branch Excelsior Life In: eigenen ears New York. Office, 614 Mar“THOMA SHURTLEFF £20 ase Sap for Nevada. ' D, 8. BAKER, J. A, MARTIN — BAKER. & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CAN FRUITS. AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL EINDS, WHEAT, BARLEY, _GROUND FEED fe WOOD! Woop Woop! ; Shakes, Shingles, Kee, &e., WHERE? — At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th, J. NAPFZIGER, J. R. STONS No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA ADA CITY. NAFPZIGER & 9 STONER, spe fall sepply of PREGA BEEF, . PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &, &. . Saptaammsero 8T., hear Gold ian Batda se GROCERIES, PROVISIONS» = = OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, At Vee ALE OR aoe ead be Ge ae sd uppiy of Dried Be Fresh P &e. al Ries Shek tbe shanty carota and". e delivered im the clty freeof Beige: 020 DR. KENT, Geert ane Mechanical Dentist, BE ec 1. OPERATIONS carefully skillfully Disao and ive Teeth treated an Teeth inserted on Vulcanite upper or pein ye ta onthe most i revel a mt retsonabie GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. Mutual Life Sesitianen Company, OF NEW YORK. Cash Surplus,.¢ $23,000,000. $27" ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES G2”"DOES MORE BUSINESS, {27 AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. ite $25, for full for full THE “UNION” Fire & Marine Insurance Company OF 8AN FRANCISCO. Capital over ¥ $1,000.000, §7WILL TAKE GOOD RISKS AT AS_geg (@7/"REASONABLE RATES AS_geg (ANY OTHER RESPON. ge (SIBLE COMPANY._g Nevada, Jan. 2th. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss...+..Proprictors AGER of the best kind al is hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gal ‘on want ‘tine wel. and be jolly and fat With your head full of fun ava merry J eat . Cee bons % FOREN 20 CALA, DE FO A : or Goo! R. M HUNT, M D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY, ‘ATTORNEY aNb COUNSELLOR AT LAW A. © NILES, as . Attorney and Geunselor.st Law, ‘ 5 iii pip emaemem Oocisea'éd Broad & Strects, Nevada. _ SB. DAVENPORT, Agent.