August 18, 1875 (4 pages)

\ ATE— i eretofore. PHOTO, ¥ CITY. augt5-Im. TING. hlan, f g. 17th. g. 18th. Attend g. 25th. y. 26th. y, 27th. Attend TING. WS, . im the a uze;r,’ a t Speakof Nevada eolors. pe ‘eelebrated Hercules Powder, we are td € ovaries ‘The Daily Branserips. NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Beautifal Work. We were yesterday shown the jew. ‘els made for the officers of Evange‘line Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, in this city, by ©. J. Brand, jeweler. The Fast Matron’s jewel is as good a specimen of work as we have ever seen in that line. It-is of solid silver, about four inches in diameter, and made in the ‘shape of a ‘a star. Each point of the star is set with a precious stone, all of different _ Below each point .is engraved the *‘sword and veil’’, “‘sheaf of wheat,” “crown and seeptre,’’. ““broken column,” and. ‘cap’? In-. “side of this is another five pointed ‘star, in the centre of which is a beautiful raised gavel. It was last evening presented to Mrs, John Caldwell, Past Matron of the Chapter, by the members, The other fourteen jewels, which are also of solid silver and appropriately engraved, were presented tothe Chapter by Mrs. I. J, Rolfe. We were not aware before that we had in our midst snch an artistic workman as Mr. Brand. . _ The Railroad. Gangs of men are strung along: at different points oh Gold Flat, and *, an early completion of the road up to the Town Talk Hill, looks favor__able, The work at the tunnel, bow-. —————___-—ever, looks to us rather slow. Five men on a shift are worked on the cut this side the hill; and eight on the other side. There is a heavy job there yet, and there is but two or three months to complete the work. It looks toa man up a tree as if hurrying was in order, <0 eiei ~~ Séhiool, ~ The several-schools of this city will commence on Monday morning next. There have been several changes made in the teachers of the different reoms, but only one. new ‘ teacher empluyed.’. There has been a long vacation, and both teachers and pupils have had a good rest. There ought to be good work accomplished the next term. Speaking To-night. Hon. Joba M, Coghlan, ex-member of Congress, will address the people of this city from the Broad street stand this evening. Mr, Coghlan is a good speaker, and his speeches in other parts of the State, are very highly spoken of by the press of all parties. He will duubtless be greeted by a large audience, as he should be. The Forest Ball. Jas. Faulkaor has about completed his arrangements for the Grand For‘est Ball, which takes placein the grove opposite the Glenbrook House, on Friday evening of this week. There will’ be.alarge delegation in -attendance from this city and Grass Valley. Rare fan is in stere for all who attend, 4 > The Marietta Mine. We usderstand the mine and_ mill property of the Marietta Company, in Washington tewnship, in this county, has been sold to parties in Sap Francisco. Preparations are being made to commence operations on the mine on a very extensive _ scale, Ceanty Court. The trial of Mathew Young, charged with assault with intent to cemmit murder, was commenced in the County Court on Monday. Yesterday afternoon the case was submitted te the jury, who returned a werdict of guilty. Friday morning at10 o’clogk was ret by the Court for pronouncing judgment. Private School,Mrs. C. B. Hebbard will open a private school, at the residence of Miss Gibson, on Spring street, on Monday, August, 23d, 1875. al7-lw —_——_____.= Pendant L ost. Asquare Black jet pendant, with a leaf attacbed, was lost on Sanday evening last. The finder will please . Jeave it at this office. > Hercules Powder. Having received the agency for the Prepared to furnish in qnantities to suit, Nos. 1 and 2 and cans. Also the Victoria Spring Mattress— all *prings—no ehance for bed bngs. _‘s Jounsrox & Son, Wos. 27 and 29, Maia street, vada Gity, Ne= a6 For good square Republican-Democratic-Independent groceries, go to LESTER & MULLOY'’S, Broad St ee Cevucus and colds are often overlooked. A continuance. for any length of time causes iritation of the lungs or some chronic throat disease. Brown’s Bronchial Troches ‘@re an effectual congh remedy. Important. _ Endorsed by the Medical profession. _ Dr. Wm."Huall’s Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat und ‘Chest, Dr. Townsley’s Toothache’ Anodyne cures in One Minnie. {7-6m ___ COLD SPARKLING 8 SODA WATER, PRESTON’S DRUG STORE " The best of Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. Choice Colognes, Toilet Goods, and Standard Perfumes. Prescriptions carefully compounded at sll hours, day or night. , ~#.M PRESTON, . Dxrveaist, Broad Street. Nevada, July 31, 1875. HAIR. WORK! HAIR WORK! MISS C. EB. BULMER, Hiss just arrived in Nevada City, desires to inform the ladies that she has opened a place on wf Commercial Street, Opposite: Potter & Sigourney’s, Where she is prepared to do HAIR WORK In all its branches, such as manufacturing CURLS, SWITCHES, PUFFs, FRIZZES, WATERFALLS, Etc., Ete., OF ALL SHADES, AND COLORS, She is also prepared to do all kinds of Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Nutice. A share of patronage is solicited. Call and see specimens of Hair Work. C._E. BULMER. Nevada City, August 12, 1875 : GRAND FOREST BALL! ee PROPRIETOR of the GLENBROOK HOUSE, respectfully announces to the public that he will JAMES FAULKN ek givea GRAND BALL, _GN AUGUST 20th, 1875, ‘To which # general invitation is extended. The-BEST of MUSIC, a SPLENDID SUPPER, and thé-most courteous treatment will be accorded to all who attend, COMMITTEE. GRASS VALLEY, Wm. Watt, Sam Granger, R. Shoemaker, Cal. R. Clark, D. Binkleman, A. Berg, ' Fin Beatty, Dan Collins. FOREST SPRINGS, Jo. Perrin. J. E. Brown,} B. J. Watson, Jobn Hanly, Wm. Barton,. , OC. H. Moore, Stanley Eddy. Tickets, including Supper, $2 50, € B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY, Estray Notice. “NAME to my ranchon k Creek, Ne C vada County, 1874, a White cow, branded A. O., dDlack around the mouth, with half o: right e.r cut off léngthways. ‘The owner is requested to call, pay charges and take her away. ; “> N&y.aug.S8th.,1875. ANDREA MORETTI, “ . M. SUNT, M. D. . } ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN pEvaDA CITY; g a: i oa: INDEPENDENT COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, HENRY ATWATER, W. D. WOODS, SETH MARTIN. For Sheriff, E. O. TOMPKINS. For County Clerk, . E. W. BIGELOW. ' For County Treasurer, G. G. ALLAN. For Assessor, JOHN McBEAN. For District Attorney, W. D. LONG. For Survéyor. ’ For Superintendent of Schocla,_ FRANK POWER. For Recorder, GEO; CARSON. For Public Administrator, ALEXANDER SIMS, For Coroner, W. C. GROVES, pennies For County Judge, J. B. JOHNSON, ° f INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE JOHNSTON & SON,. 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARUWARE, STOVES, TIN WARE, IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS PICKS, -' Wheelbarrows, = _Grindstones, Repe, Blocks & heaves, __ Ox Bows and Keys, Chain, Anvils, Vises, Bellows, Also, the celebratéd BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLTS, _ RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, * BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE. SHOT, &c. Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Co. STATE TICKET, ence Blection, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1875. For Governor, . Timothy Guy Phelps OF SAN MATEO, e For Lieul-@overnor, JOSEPH M. CAVIS, . OF SAN JOAQUIN, Fer Secretary of State, EDWARD HALLET, .of Butte. For State Controller, J.J. GREEN, of Marin: For Sprveyor General,— For State Treasurer, WM. BECKMAN, of Sacramento. For Attorney General, . For Clerk of Supreme Court, GRANT iG TAGGART, of Shasta.For Congress, . Sxconp ConGREssIONAL Drsrrior, zx. FF. PAGE. —— For Supt. of Pablic Instruction. EZRA 8S, CARR, of Alameda.COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, E. 0. TOMPKINS. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER, WM. GEORGE. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER. W. K. SPENCER. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE fix FOR SHERIFF, CAL. R. CLARKE. ‘DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, DAN COLLINS. _ REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK, T, C. Plunkett. © Se REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, P. H. Belden: 2s CROCKERY, . GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &e. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco prices. ta. A Large stock of Galvapized IRON WATER PIPE constantly on hand ard cennection made with the City Water Works. IRON .PIPE made to. order and all kinds of Repairing done. : ™ In fact the best selected stock of G in Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. ‘ Wa. Call and see us at the Pioneer Stand, &F OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.“Sy Nevada City, June 23d. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF J AND SECOND STREETS, sACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ° UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in eve department, and our prices AS LO as any house in the State for the same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved Machines ble to the older styles. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE COAST.OFP Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable En gines, : Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers Underwood’s Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines. . Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Wagons, Schuttier Farm Wagons, Pitt’s Hurse Powers, and . THE MEADOW KING MO\VER wz” See them before you “uy any oth. Send for Catalogues. ap10-6m-3d, NvUTICE TO CONTRACTORS. LANS and Specifications for the repair of qanonslan Bridge, at the foot of Pine Street, Nevada. City, are to be seen at the Office of the County Clerx, Nevad City, Cal. Sealed Proposals will be re ceivéd until _ Saturday, August 28th, 1875, ‘At noon of said day, for repairing said Br&ige, in accordance with such Plans and Specifications It being understood that said Contract is fo be let on a Cash Basis. The Board reserve the right to rejectany and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, . JNO. PATTISON Clerk, By T. C. PLunxerr, Deputy. Nevada, Aug. 15th, 1875. HDUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. < wa. THE HOUS* AND LOT situated : on Upper Park Avenue, Nevada City, is offered for sale. The house has six L rge Rooms, Parlor, Dining Room, Three Bed Rooms and Kitchen. . Chere is also a good Celiar, Large Barn, Wood Shed and othr outbuildings. A 1004 well of water is in the titchen of the house. The lot coutains one acre of land, and adjoins Mr. Young’s property. A good title will be given, Price, $350 00. The property can be examined by calling Sy: . For further particulacs sidveas — MRS. JOHN COOK, L sug 13-Im Austin Nevada. which are kuown to~be~good, and preferais O. P. STIDGER, — W. C. RICHMOND, S.M. HARRIS. For Sheriff, J.S.McBRIDE. ; For County Clerk, ‘-T. C. PLUNKETT, For County Treasurer, W. K. SPENCER, For Recorder, WM. GEORGE. For Assessor, P. H. BELDEN. Fer District Attorney, E, H. GAYLORD. For Superintendent of Schools, ° KE. M. PRESTON. For Surveyor, G. F. DEETKEN: For Public Administrator, JAMES MAKRIOTT. For Supervisors, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Townsbips, A. L, BAGLEY. Grass Valley Township, 8. H. DILLE. . Li ‘For County Judge, JOHN CALDWELL, Repu b lica n . DsMocnanie stare rieKeT ROBERT GARDNER, of Humboldt E. D. SAWYER, of San Francisco. . : seer are -_ For Governor, WILLIAM IRWIN. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES A. JOHNSON. Por Secretary of State, THOMAS BECK, For Controller, 3. W. MANDEVILLE. ~ For Attorney-General, JQ HAMILTON. : For Treasurer, J. G. ESTUDILLO. “For Surveyor-General, WILLIAM MINIS, For Cterk-ot Supreme Court, D. B. WOOLP, ~ For Supt. Public Instruetion, 0. P. FI£ZGERALD. 5 oo 1) eee CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. For Congress—Second Digtriet, HENRY LARKIN, ose COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, 8. L. BLACKWELL, GEO: W. GIFFEN, THOS. P. BLUE, For Sheriff, © CAL. R. CLARKE,For County Clerk, ~ * . _ _ JAMES D. WHITE. For Recorder, JOHN J. ROGERS, For Treasurer,. J. N. PAYNE, _ For Assessor, DANIEL COLLINS, For District Attorney, JOHN I. CALDWELL. For County Surveyor, PALMER SMITH, For School Superintendent, M. B. B. POTTER; For Coroner, B. JOHNSON. (Grass Valley Township.) A. B. BRADY. For Supervisor 4th District, (Bridgeport and Rongh and Ready Townships) WM. M. NUTTER. Election, Wednesday, Sep. Ist, 1875 JUDICIAL TICKET. For Judge of 5 ag Judicial : District, THOS. B. REARDAN. For County Judge, _ THOS, H, CASWELL. A. GAVARD, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, 62 Broad Street, Nevada City. Watehes and Jewelry Repaired at Reduced prices . MR. GAVARD, having been in California for 25 years, ad a resident of North San Juan for 15 years, where he is favorably known, is confident he can give entire satisfaction to his customers. All sorts of work in his line fully Guaranteed. Also a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, both imported and of his own manufacture, Precious stones of ali kinds mounted as desired. Also a large assortment of spectacles. jy29 JAMES W. BURNHAM & CO, CARPET AND PURNITURE Cz WAREROOM LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. 15 and 17 Post, and 618 Market Street, San Francisco, OPPOSITE PALACE OEM. Don't at to call, ; Cut this out and br ng it with you. jun22-3m3p I 0. B. M. WYOMING TRIBE, Mig Pm a No. 49, IMPORVED ORD. OF BED MEN’, meets THURSDAY FV eve d Felloes’ Hall. Nevada city,at 8 o’clock, re HH. 0. McKELVEY, of Records. WM. R., COE, : CorMain and Commercial Ste. -° NEW ARRIVALS. The Grand Duke Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE. French and Village Ties, Bismarck '( ongress Gaiters. : And allof the Latest iB Btyl:—-the best made.— Also, & full line of Lx» dies’, Misses and Ohi)dren’s SHOES AKD SLIPPERS. All made by my special order and warrented to give satisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findirgs at San Francisco prices and freight added. Also all kinds of Calf, Kip, Sole Leather, Sheep Sxins, Lining Sxins and other articles used by the trade supplied to shoemakers. : W. R. COR, Nevada, July 36th. ‘HYMAN BROS. Cor, Broad and Pine Streets, ‘NEVADA CITY, H's CONSTANTLY On HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Clothing, Gents’ Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Valises and: Trunks, Which they Sell at LOW RATES, HYMAN BROS. Nevada, July 4, 1875. ° NOTICE TO WOOD MEN. HE Board of Education,Neveda School “District, will receive seuled proposals until 9 o’clock, A. M., ‘@ATURDAY, AUGUST the 28th. he delivery at the Washing'on School Bolldton, of Thirts (30) cords of Ouk Wook and Five (6) cords of Pine Wovca , The Board reserve tne right w reject any ENING at their Wiswam, [‘/ or all bids. W. 4. ORGAN, i _ Clerk of Board, Nevada, Aug. 7, 1875, j ¥or Supervisor 2d District, oe Furnishing »

\ ATE— i eretofore. PHOTO, ¥ CITY. augt5-Im. TING. hlan, f g. 17th. g. 18th. Attend g. 25th. y. 26th. y, 27th. Attend TING.. WS, . im the a uze;r,’ a t Speakof Nevada eolors. pe ‘eelebrated Hercules Powder, we are td € ovaries ‘The Daily Branserips. NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Beautifal Work. We were yesterday shown the jew. ‘els made for the officers of Evange‘line Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, in this city, by ©. J. Brand, jeweler. The Fast Matron’s jewel is as good a specimen of work as we have ever seen in that line. It-is of solid silver, about four inches in diameter, and made in the ‘shape of a ‘a star. Each point of the star is set with a precious stone, all of different _ Below each point .is engraved the *‘sword and veil’’, “‘sheaf of wheat,” “crown and seeptre,’’. ““broken column,” and. ‘cap’? In-. “side of this is another five pointed ‘star, in the centre of which is a beautiful raised gavel. It was last evening presented to Mrs, John Caldwell, Past Matron of the Chapter, by the members, The other fourteen jewels, which are also of solid silver and appropriately engraved, were presented tothe Chapter by Mrs. I. J, Rolfe. We were not aware before that we had in our midst snch an artistic workman as Mr. Brand. . _ The Railroad. Gangs of men are strung along: at different points oh Gold Flat, and *, an early completion of the road up to the Town Talk Hill, looks favor__able, The work at the tunnel, bow-. —————___-—ever, looks to us rather slow. Five men on a shift are worked on the cut this side the hill; and eight on the other side. There is a heavy job there yet, and there is but two or three months to complete the work. It looks toa man up a tree as if hurrying was in order, <0 eiei ~~ Séhiool, ~ The several-schools of this city will commence on Monday morning next. There have been several changes made in the teachers of the different reoms, but only one. new ‘ teacher empluyed.’. There has been a long vacation, and both teachers and pupils have had a good rest. There ought to be good work accomplished the next term. Speaking To-night. Hon. Joba M, Coghlan, ex-member of Congress, will address the people of this city from the Broad street stand this evening. Mr, Coghlan is a good speaker, and his speeches in other parts of the State, are very highly spoken of by the press of all parties. He will duubtless be greeted by a large audience, as he should be. The Forest Ball. Jas. Faulkaor has about completed his arrangements for the Grand For‘est Ball, which takes placein the grove opposite the Glenbrook House, on Friday evening of this week. There will’ be.alarge delegation in -attendance from this city and Grass Valley. Rare fan is in stere for all who attend, 4 > The Marietta Mine. We usderstand the mine and_ mill property of the Marietta Company, in Washington tewnship, in this county, has been sold to parties in Sap Francisco. Preparations are being made to commence operations on the mine on a very extensive _ scale, Ceanty Court. The trial of Mathew Young, charged with assault with intent to cemmit murder, was commenced in the County Court on Monday. Yesterday afternoon the case was submitted te the jury, who returned a werdict of guilty. Friday morning at10 o’clogk was ret by the Court for pronouncing judgment. Private School,Mrs. C. B. Hebbard will open a private school, at the residence of Miss Gibson, on Spring street, on Monday, August, 23d, 1875. al7-lw —_——_____.= Pendant L ost. Asquare Black jet pendant, with a leaf attacbed, was lost on Sanday evening last. The finder will please . Jeave it at this office. > Hercules Powder. Having received the agency for the Prepared to furnish in qnantities to suit, Nos. 1 and 2 and cans. Also the Victoria Spring Mattress— all *prings—no ehance for bed bngs. _‘s Jounsrox & Son, Wos. 27 and 29, Maia street, vada Gity, Ne= a6 For good square Republican-Democratic-Independent groceries, go to LESTER & MULLOY'’S, Broad St ee Cevucus and colds are often overlooked. A continuance. for any length of time causes iritation of the lungs or some chronic throat disease. Brown’s Bronchial Troches ‘@re an effectual congh remedy. Important. _ Endorsed by the Medical profession. _ Dr. Wm."Huall’s Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat und ‘Chest, Dr. Townsley’s Toothache’ Anodyne cures in One Minnie. {7-6m ___ COLD SPARKLING 8 SODA WATER, PRESTON’S DRUG STORE " The best of Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. Choice Colognes, Toilet Goods, and Standard Perfumes. Prescriptions carefully compounded at sll hours, day or night. , ~#.M PRESTON, . Dxrveaist, Broad Street. Nevada, July 31, 1875. HAIR. WORK! HAIR WORK! MISS C. EB. BULMER, Hiss just arrived in Nevada City, desires to inform the ladies that she has opened a place on wf Commercial Street, Opposite: Potter & Sigourney’s, Where she is prepared to do HAIR WORK In all its branches, such as manufacturing CURLS, SWITCHES, PUFFs, FRIZZES, WATERFALLS, Etc., Ete., OF ALL SHADES, AND COLORS, She is also prepared to do all kinds of Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Nutice. A share of patronage is solicited. Call and see specimens of Hair Work. C._E. BULMER. Nevada City, August 12, 1875 : GRAND FOREST BALL! ee PROPRIETOR of the GLENBROOK HOUSE, respectfully announces to the public that he will JAMES FAULKN ek givea GRAND BALL, _GN AUGUST 20th, 1875, ‘To which # general invitation is extended. The-BEST of MUSIC, a SPLENDID SUPPER, and thé-most courteous treatment will be accorded to all who attend, COMMITTEE. GRASS VALLEY, Wm. Watt, Sam Granger, R. Shoemaker, Cal. R. Clark, D. Binkleman, A. Berg, ' Fin Beatty, Dan Collins. FOREST SPRINGS, Jo. Perrin. J. E. Brown,} B. J. Watson, Jobn Hanly, Wm. Barton,. , OC. H. Moore, Stanley Eddy. Tickets, including Supper, $2 50, € B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY, Estray Notice. “NAME to my ranchon k Creek, Ne C vada County, 1874, a White cow, branded A. O., dDlack around the mouth, with half o: right e.r cut off léngthways. ‘The owner is requested to call, pay charges and take her away. ; “> N&y.aug.S8th.,1875. ANDREA MORETTI, “ . M. SUNT, M. D. . } ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN pEvaDA CITY; g a: i oa: INDEPENDENT COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, HENRY ATWATER, W. D. WOODS, SETH MARTIN. For Sheriff, E. O. TOMPKINS. For County Clerk, . E. W. BIGELOW. ' For County Treasurer, G. G. ALLAN. For Assessor, JOHN McBEAN. For District Attorney, W. D. LONG. For Survéyor. ’ For Superintendent of Schocla,_ FRANK POWER. For Recorder, GEO; CARSON. For Public Administrator, ALEXANDER SIMS, For Coroner, W. C. GROVES, pennies For County Judge, J. B. JOHNSON, ° f INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE JOHNSTON & SON,. 27 & 29 MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARUWARE, STOVES, TIN WARE, IRON & STEEL, NAILS, SHOVELS PICKS, -' Wheelbarrows, = _Grindstones, Repe, Blocks & heaves, __ Ox Bows and Keys, Chain, Anvils, Vises, Bellows, Also, the celebratéd BESSEMER STEEL HORSE SHOE SHAPE MACHINE AND CARRIAGE BFLTS, _ RUBBER HOSE, BELTING & PACKING. PAINTS & OILS, of all kinds, * BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, FUSE. SHOT, &c. Fell line of ROGERS’ Celebrated Nickel Plated Ware. Direct from Meridan Brittania Co. STATE TICKET, ence Blection, Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1875. For Governor, . Timothy Guy Phelps OF SAN MATEO, e For Lieul-@overnor, JOSEPH M. CAVIS, . OF SAN JOAQUIN, Fer Secretary of State, EDWARD HALLET, .of Butte. For State Controller, J.J. GREEN, of Marin: For Sprveyor General,— For State Treasurer, WM. BECKMAN, of Sacramento. For Attorney General, . For Clerk of Supreme Court, GRANT iG TAGGART, of Shasta.For Congress, . Sxconp ConGREssIONAL Drsrrior, zx. FF. PAGE. ——

For Supt. of Pablic Instruction. EZRA 8S, CARR, of Alameda.COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, E. 0. TOMPKINS. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER, WM. GEORGE. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER. W. K. SPENCER. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE fix FOR SHERIFF, CAL. R. CLARKE. ‘DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, DAN COLLINS. _ REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK, T, C. Plunkett. © Se REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, P. H. Belden: 2s CROCKERY, . GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WICKS, &e. Agents for A. 8. Hallidie’s Wire Ropes. QUARTZ SCREENS punched to order at San Franeisco prices. ta. A Large stock of Galvapized IRON WATER PIPE constantly on hand ard cennection made with the City Water Works. IRON .PIPE made to. order and all kinds of Repairing done. : ™ In fact the best selected stock of G in Nevada County, and as Cheap as the Cheapest. ‘ Wa. Call and see us at the Pioneer Stand, &F OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.“Sy Nevada City, June 23d. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & CO,, CORNER OF J AND SECOND STREETS, sACRAMENTO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ° UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in eve department, and our prices AS LO as any house in the State for the same class of goods. We handle none but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep the latest improved Machines ble to the older styles. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE COAST.OFP Gaar, Scott & Co.’s Portable En gines, : Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, Haine’s Gen. Headers Underwood’s Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines. . Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Wagons, Schuttier Farm Wagons, Pitt’s Hurse Powers, and . THE MEADOW KING MO\VER wz” See them before you “uy any oth. Send for Catalogues. ap10-6m-3d, NvUTICE TO CONTRACTORS. LANS and Specifications for the repair of qanonslan Bridge, at the foot of Pine Street, Nevada. City, are to be seen at the Office of the County Clerx, Nevad City, Cal. Sealed Proposals will be re ceivéd until _ Saturday, August 28th, 1875, ‘At noon of said day, for repairing said Br&ige, in accordance with such Plans and Specifications It being understood that said Contract is fo be let on a Cash Basis. The Board reserve the right to rejectany and all bids. By order of the Board of Supervisors, . JNO. PATTISON Clerk, By T. C. PLunxerr, Deputy. Nevada, Aug. 15th, 1875. HDUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. < wa. THE HOUS* AND LOT situated : on Upper Park Avenue, Nevada City, is offered for sale. The house has six L rge Rooms, Parlor, Dining Room, Three Bed Rooms and Kitchen. . Chere is also a good Celiar, Large Barn, Wood Shed and othr outbuildings. A 1004 well of water is in the titchen of the house. The lot coutains one acre of land, and adjoins Mr. Young’s property. A good title will be given, Price, $350 00. The property can be examined by calling Sy: . For further particulacs sidveas — MRS. JOHN COOK, L sug 13-Im Austin Nevada. which are kuown to~be~good, and preferais O. P. STIDGER, — W. C. RICHMOND, S.M. HARRIS. For Sheriff, J.S.McBRIDE. ; For County Clerk, ‘-T. C. PLUNKETT, For County Treasurer, W. K. SPENCER, For Recorder, WM. GEORGE. For Assessor, P. H. BELDEN. Fer District Attorney, E, H. GAYLORD. For Superintendent of Schools, ° KE. M. PRESTON. For Surveyor, G. F. DEETKEN: For Public Administrator, JAMES MAKRIOTT. For Supervisors, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Townsbips, A. L, BAGLEY. Grass Valley Township, 8. H. DILLE. . Li ‘For County Judge, JOHN CALDWELL, Repu b lica n . DsMocnanie stare rieKeT ROBERT GARDNER, of Humboldt E. D. SAWYER, of San Francisco. . : seer are -_ For Governor, WILLIAM IRWIN. For Lieutenant Governor, JAMES A. JOHNSON. Por Secretary of State, THOMAS BECK, For Controller, 3. W. MANDEVILLE. ~ For Attorney-General, JQ HAMILTON. : For Treasurer, J. G. ESTUDILLO. “For Surveyor-General, WILLIAM MINIS, For Cterk-ot Supreme Court, D. B. WOOLP, ~ For Supt. Public Instruetion, 0. P. FI£ZGERALD. 5 oo 1) eee CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. For Congress—Second Digtriet, HENRY LARKIN, ose COUNTY TICKET. For Assemblymen, 8. L. BLACKWELL, GEO: W. GIFFEN, THOS. P. BLUE, For Sheriff, © CAL. R. CLARKE,For County Clerk, ~ * . _ _ JAMES D. WHITE. For Recorder, JOHN J. ROGERS, For Treasurer,. J. N. PAYNE, _ For Assessor, DANIEL COLLINS, For District Attorney, JOHN I. CALDWELL. For County Surveyor, PALMER SMITH, For School Superintendent, M. B. B. POTTER; For Coroner, B. JOHNSON. (Grass Valley Township.) A. B. BRADY. For Supervisor 4th District, (Bridgeport and Rongh and Ready Townships) WM. M. NUTTER. Election, Wednesday, Sep. Ist, 1875 JUDICIAL TICKET. For Judge of 5 ag Judicial : District, THOS. B. REARDAN. For County Judge, _ THOS, H, CASWELL. A. GAVARD, WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, 62 Broad Street, Nevada City. Watehes and Jewelry Repaired at Reduced prices . MR. GAVARD, having been in California for 25 years, ad a resident of North San Juan for 15 years, where he is favorably known, is confident he can give entire satisfaction to his customers. All sorts of work in his line fully Guaranteed. Also a large stock of Watches and Jewelry, both imported and of his own manufacture, Precious stones of ali kinds mounted as desired. Also a large assortment of spectacles. jy29 JAMES W. BURNHAM & CO, CARPET AND PURNITURE Cz WAREROOM LARGEST STOCK IN THE STATE. 15 and 17 Post, and 618 Market Street, San Francisco, OPPOSITE PALACE OEM. Don't at to call, ; Cut this out and br ng it with you. jun22-3m3p I 0. B. M. WYOMING TRIBE, Mig Pm a No. 49, IMPORVED ORD. OF BED MEN’, meets THURSDAY FV eve d Felloes’ Hall. Nevada city,at 8 o’clock, re HH. 0. McKELVEY, of Records. WM. R., COE, : CorMain and Commercial Ste. -° NEW ARRIVALS. The Grand Duke Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE. French and Village Ties, Bismarck '( ongress Gaiters. : And allof the Latest iB Btyl:—-the best made.— Also, & full line of Lx» dies’, Misses and Ohi)dren’s SHOES AKD SLIPPERS. All made by my special order and warrented to give satisfaction in FIT, WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findirgs at San Francisco prices and freight added. Also all kinds of Calf, Kip, Sole Leather, Sheep Sxins, Lining Sxins and other articles used by the trade supplied to shoemakers. : W. R. COR, Nevada, July 36th. ‘HYMAN BROS. Cor, Broad and Pine Streets, ‘NEVADA CITY, H's CONSTANTLY On HAND A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Clothing, Gents’ Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Valises and: Trunks, Which they Sell at LOW RATES, HYMAN BROS. Nevada, July 4, 1875. ° NOTICE TO WOOD MEN. HE Board of Education,Neveda School “District, will receive seuled proposals until 9 o’clock, A. M., ‘@ATURDAY, AUGUST the 28th. he delivery at the Washing'on School Bolldton, of Thirts (30) cords of Ouk Wook and Five (6) cords of Pine Wovca , The Board reserve tne right w reject any ENING at their Wiswam, [‘/ or all bids. W. 4. ORGAN, i _ Clerk of Board, Nevada, Aug. 7, 1875, j ¥or Supervisor 2d District, oe Furnishing »