August 3, 1870 (4 pages)

ROCAL 'TeEMs. Fe 1 eer ee Fire and Loses of Life, . A little before three o'clock yesterday morning, onr-citizens were aroused from their slupibers: by an alarm 6f fire, and the ringing of the bells at the honses of the fire companies. . -Ghe fire had taken in a house on 8p street, above Bridge, owned by L. , and in a short time that and the house next above, owned ‘by Hamilton, were enveloped in flames. . The heuse in _ which the fire originated was occupied by a uction of ecases of ; a bew “4 tg eceipt of TREET. he open-— AbatOmYy. nia. M. ally. UD , jy30-3m tinge . ter sere. te bea jornia Street, ne ee , President. her uginess was that. of a nurse. George Allyn, who lives iv the second house above, heard the woman screaming, and rushed to the place as soon as ‘possible; broke open the front door, saw her lymg on the floor and attem to drag her out; but he lost. his hold, fell ack, and the heat was so intense that a it-impossible to return to lier f She was apparently lifeless. Allyn was onvenslay burned on his face, necked Bangs, and*his hair scorched. The hose carriage of No.1 ‘was brought cn the ground by some young men. who had been ata dancein Temperance Hall, and that of No. 2 arrived soon after. In less than five misiates fromi the time the alarm of fire was given, the firemen had it undr complete control.Watson’s house, adjoin. ing Guscetti’s on the east, took fire, and Ean big condition. “After the fire was extinguished was considerably damaged, but the flames wero ‘extinguished before it was entirely destroyed. ‘The most of the furniture was but in a considerably damaged woman who desujwea inedetr’s house were . found where she had fallen near the front door, and were conveyed to No. 28 engine “pouse. Cordner Pope, having been sent for, heldan inquest on the remains, an _ account of which will be found in avother piace. Hamilton’s house was occupied by & woman ‘nattied ‘Mary ‘McAllister, who rushed. gut im bernight clothes, but some of the furniture was brought out and saved. Hamilton estimates his loss at $450; Guscetti’s house was worth $300 to.$400; Watson's loss, includmg damage to house and removal of furniture, was about $300. In the house occupied by the woman who per' ished in ‘the fire, there was no furniture of any value; and we presume $1,200 or $1,400 will cover the entire loss of property. We believe there was no insurance on any of le Shooting Affray. A serions shooting affray occurred at You Bet about half past twelve .o’clock yesterday afternoon. It. appears that a man named Tim Scantlin got intoa quarrel with Capt. Cuvilla, when the latter left and _ crossed: the ‘street to his own saloon. Scantlin followed him, when Cuvilla got a pistol and.warned him not to come into the'ailoon. Ncantlin persisted in going in, and.as he entered the door Cuvilla raised the and fired. The ball struck Scantlin justbelow the throat, and came out under the. right. armpit, inflicting a wound thatit was supposed would prove mortal, Cuvilla was arrested, and was to have beén exaniitied before Justice Barker afternoon. We gather the above ted teas Terry, who came to Nevads for a doctor, and left immediately bind: vehrensaa Son cats eodsen did ,ood work in extingaishing the fire yesterday morning. To those who lived in the vicinity of the fire, and were waiting for the hose carriages,. they. may have seemed long in coming; yet scarcely five minutes elapsed from the time the alarm was first sounded until both companies were on the ground, and had streams of water playing on the tire. The buildings burned were surrounded on three sides by other wooden structures, all as dry as tinder; yet 80 effective was the work that the progress of the flames was stopped from the moment the'firémen had their hose in position. The firemen are deserving of credit fer their promptness snd efficiency. ao Probate Court. Ip the Probate Court yesterday, William Hoskin was appointed adminiswator of tLe estate of Josiah Rodda, deceased. Tar thé matter of the sale of real property oftheestate of Frank McGeen, an order to July Sist, 1870, was anes Of this amount, $206,707 60 taah, and $4,200 on personal 3 phastohgde ct ‘The statement ‘of whe had-re-, . barley, that he had got up ‘for seed, and this with this with other property, snd. farm. Axkutet,)4 . a. 2 ‘ This Valuable aN ‘Medicine ea ‘hen murdered and robbed, and the nese Seen § one oN pam that Mrs. Robinson }: him several hundred dollars in glk was doubtless the foundation of the rumor, but as the facts were more fully canvassed we believe it was generally, discredited. She ‘hal represented to every other person with whom she had come: in contact that she was poor, and’ had endeavored to pledge some. jewelry and othertrinkets for money,’ She had not received any money, since. her.arrival in town, either through the bank or, express office. . The most reasonable conjecture. as_to_ the . origin of the fire was that given by the witness Mary McAllister. The only candlestick the deceased had in the house was one like those used by miners, and which had been ‘stuck in the wall at the liead of ‘the bed. She had gone to sleep and left w-tighted candle in’ the stick, » and when . it burned down to the loop it dropped on the floor and set it on fire. It is pretty certain that the woman hadi been drinking the evening before, and every circumstance goes to show that the fire originated in the manner indicated above, or by some other accident. The barn of: Prospect Savoy, who has a wood and hay ranch on Rock Creek, below the Blue Tent saw mill, was destrowed by fire about four o’clock Sunday afternoon. It appears that Savoy had built a fire to heat, some wire, which he was using to bale hay, and by some accident the fire communicated with the hay and straw about the barn. He hadin the barn fifty sacks of “was consumed, the flames spreading rapidly that nothing was er ae The lea was perhaps about $500 or $600, © ~~~ Prostrated by Heat. George King, while engaged yesterday iorenoon in digging a grave atthe Pine Grove cemetry, was prosteated by the heat. He was found in an insensible ¢ondition, lying on the ground near where he had been at work, and conveyed to the residence of Frack Nelson, near by. Dr. Hunt was sent for and adininistered restorativee,which seemed to partially revive him. Yesterday evening, he complained much of a paia in the temple, and he eppeared wo have no use of his. legs. Hot Weather, Yesterday was a scorching bot day, the hottest we have'iad since the 2d of July, just a month previous. From one till three o’clock, the thermometers hanging oo the north side of the buildings on Broad atfeet, ranged from 99 to 102 degrees. Chief Engiueer. ‘ue Bourd cf Fire Delegates met ou Suturday evening ; canvassed, the vote tor Chief Engineer, and declared, Wim. R. Coe unanimously elected to the position. Supervisors. The Supervisors yesterday were engaged in examining and passing on accounts, which are not yet entered of record. No orders were made of public interest. i LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! -—— Ss. EB. FORNSTON rFEKS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE () ad Cude PIGS, on, 40d pe unis daie. ihe. wek consists in part of PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, And in fact everything that is ueua'ly found in an estabichment of {this kind. Call and examine the goods and fices,and sat sfact on will be guarauteet in all instances. J. EK. JOHNSTON, In Notions) Exchange Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. M. S. DEAL Attorney aud Counselor at Law. Orrice “<TMANSORIPT" BUILD Nevada City Cals. Sanne mon 20 RO, LOUNGES, . most impudent. cial and particular application. “It ‘appears that a mushroom growth of so called ‘‘Bitters,” is springing up ubcer aifferent names in various localitice, particularly in the Southern and Westerr States, which the venders have the hardihood to recommend to easy-guing people upon whom they:think they can impose,.as a. sabst tae for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, tong recog nized by every class as: the purest-and-best medicated stimulant and ‘invigorant the world affords, wie step amp wih bana te le , So.mueh by, Cras tak’ Now. .for.a ape: . WORTH OF CLOTHING, . . The concoctions referred to. being com: posed of worthless material,offer a larger marhence the anxiety of dolar wershiping dealere to foist them upon the public in its place. Bat “forwarned «te fora med," and all parties. whom these . dis: inguished)(!) beings ‘sabstituting fora standard remedy. are hereby informed of the éelfish and sordid motives whichaatesten the’ ve tommenyer$ in question The great pop ity and vast rales vee Hostetter’s Bitters, can of couree,be eeriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade,”bat as the debilitated. and suffer'ng have 4 direct humanity to put them on their guard: widely and favorably he sd our own foreign cennizies up 7 SED THIRTY mane Tt has lost none of its good name by reaan triale, but contin es to ocrupy & prome It je an Externa! and Internal + Aaa 18 For Summer Complaint, or any other bowel disease in children or adults, it ie an almost certain cure and has w thout doubt, Been more successfal in curing the remedy, or the most: skillful physician. In disease is more or less ne thPain pony is considered by the natives, as well pe ne AEMEDY es on isa echt remedy pls for be peace iliful band-. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No, 43, Broad Street, ‘Druggists and Apothecaries . , And Dealers In ALSO Paints, Nevada; July 20ih, 1879. git for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and™ are-endeavoring-1o-coax-and inveigle into. interest inthe matter, it fe onty_an act of mt position in every family medicine Ciest. form of vous kinds of CHOLERA than any other known India, "hiriea and China, where this drea‘fal [ in those climates, A rain while itis a Pet sa efficient t Directions.accompany euch bottle, Sold by all Price Sects t#., 50 cts., and $1 perbotte. aug 8 Oils and Varnishes. Who offer far greater Indueemeats . s<=~Qne Hundred Thousand Dla NEW PROPRIETORS. ~ OLIVER & Fox,” 2 AVING PURCHA fe ‘ HT gies crocs Bote sortment FURNISHING GOODs, BOYS? CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ° : &e. &e. KC. &C. At Astonishing Low Prices! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT ~AT— . BANNER’s EMPORIUM, WILL PURCHASE Two Mollars worth “of Gdods. A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF saci esi bob . rie tock mae be wola ‘within Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Stock andthe LOWEST PKICAS ever offered im the Inverior of the State . Now is the time to make your purchases, A genera! invitation ie extended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. W H. B. BUSSENIUS, T . Druggist and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MABONIC BUILDING, Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts,. NEVADA ‘CITY. Stet ee tions Accurately Compoly ae Preseripd or Risen ae Nevada; March 2d, 1870. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. CPE sndermgued oid rs ee On hand at their Mill and Lumber Ward, the Largest.and most complete stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SCOTT'S FLAT § SAW MILL co. G. W. SMITH. i. _ L, GOVE. A. €. FOOT. de SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPA and vicinity ubat they, have ramento Street, and at their MUI, Scotts Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Which they "{ sell at reasonable rates. ge By prompt attention to orders and givshare of public pacronage. Orders may be left at the Office on SACRA MENTO STREET, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7th, 1870. _ WATSON?’S HYDRAULIC CHAMPION ARE» JOINT AND NOZZLE! HESE MACHINES simple in construction, the cheapes fective of an most yet invented for byNevada, July 1b, 1870. NY would inform the .itizens of Nevada On hand at their Yard, on SacraBUILDING & MINING LUMBER ing good satisfaction they hope to receive & ARE THE MOST t and draulic mini Their superiority to all ot ere can immadiatel iy be aenowe on examinat’ Hydraulic Miners are invited to call at the Foundry and examine rodels, before making eenqunende ior 2 These Machines are manufaciured to order, all sizes,at the Nevada Foundry. —It consists of‘Dressed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Lathes, Cickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &e. Ge All orders left at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER SP’ Rb, or at the Mill, will be promptly attended 6 M.L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 3d, 1870. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WwiLLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. W OULD inform the people of thie city an the surrounding towns thathe has on haud a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and GenUs, Carriage Trimmings, Biankets, . Robes, Bits, Spurs, Whips. &ke, &C. . To be sold at San Francisco prices. ga CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ¢7 REPAIKING of all Kinds aud CUSTOM WORK done to order. je26 ee . GREAT BARGAINS FOR aE !. Dry Good “i AT THE LOWEST ‘MARKET PRICES For Cash, Approved Credit for 80 aa; 4 And hope by strict attention to ba is t0 merit_a share of public patronize.’ “G@-ALL PARTIES lndebtid to ina late firm of Mason & White, will please calland seitle their accounts immediately, and ‘nave costs, You Bet, Jaly Mth, 1600-—9w, if Sys he SSEEMIGE a MWA ee Canna daidhidin “aeuueoe : ‘ A nn ren mq BEER! Asean be found-on the Pacific coast. sold by. the yuert, ; alion i Leave your order at the oid efbud, on Spring Street, Nevada soma And they will be pri — v0. ove “ea specoelny H Vi e Vi OL AUKK Bs A. B, Carley EO, Tonip dg ; amoawt SALOUN, AAnlntng on 06 Sumnueis'e ~ evans “uiiy, store;on ohaieteg & TOMPKANS, . HAY Sine: lcp-sensives an entirely, new ‘oom Lagabens Winés and Cigars, . And none but. the best will-be kept-at 1he@ar, Old friends and givenna call. now Cumers are mn TOYS. NOTIONS. Toys. Fax. goons and MUSICAL INSTRU. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. OMPORTERS, Corner Sansomeund Clay Streets, 84N FRANCISCO, TEISURARY Leb PIU het eas or unin i ee soft lareer tock of Fine Goods than ever be: N. B.— Low Prices and. Saleable Goods, sgt PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, ° . 422, California Street, BAN FRANCISCU, CALIFORNIA, ie and Marine Insurance ! vant er . Amount in excess of ap teats 8, sihesicada available to Losses and Snesdbudecioeubasierese tereceee Assets in. Gold. Loans on Real Eetate and. Collaterals worth $2,420,000.200+++ 1,087,058,61 Cach in Bauks,.se. seeesereecene 177,863.72 lane ee vther Stocks own 1 m Peewere / Real Ravnte: Company's fF BREE 90 wad eorner Califurnia & Leiaesdor tr ohn ae eee teceees® Peeveeeseodese 640,066.11 146.000.00 102,642.60 mae Assetsin Gold, $1,740.065,11 Ge” Losses Paid Promptly in Gold on Adjustment, A. J. Balston, Sec’y. Insurance effected * or — 18V 0 wet erm PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Agenis for Nevada, Cal. + PEOPOORSboeee oe. ee y20 NOTE Ms mer DUE A. W. LESTER & CO. 1A before the ist of Ange n the hauds of ac officer lor collection. Parties indebted to us are re ed to pay up and tave ". cost. aig Sealed a im may ve oe at the : tore * OW! Broau gout ° AW. LESTER &'0v. uext, or the accounts will be Kecate, July 12th, 18ts—Sw. eS PRIVATE SCHOOL. — Mecca. MEMBARD'S 5c SCHOOL ig now re Brick School House Nevada street, ‘ For terme, apply at the School Honee, or to Mrs, Hebbard, on Buulder sicet, iy 4-1 re ge p REYEUS continues to .sman-

ROCAL 'TeEMs. Fe 1 eer ee Fire and Loses of Life, . A little before three o'clock yesterday morning, onr-citizens were aroused from their slupibers: by an alarm 6f fire, and the ringing of the bells at the honses of the fire companies. . -Ghe fire had taken in a house on 8p street, above Bridge, owned by L. , and in a short time that and the house next above, owned ‘by Hamilton, were enveloped in flames. . The heuse in _ which the fire originated was occupied by a uction of ecases of ; a bew “4 tg eceipt of TREET. he open-— AbatOmYy. nia. M. ally. UD , jy30-3m tinge . ter sere. te bea jornia Street, ne ee , President. her uginess was that. of a nurse. George Allyn, who lives iv the second house above, heard the woman screaming, and rushed to the place as soon as ‘possible; broke open the front door, saw her lymg on the floor and attem to drag her out; but he lost. his hold, fell ack, and the heat was so intense that a it-impossible to return to lier f She was apparently lifeless. Allyn was onvenslay burned on his face, necked Bangs, and*his hair scorched. The hose carriage of No.1 ‘was brought cn the ground by some young men. who had been ata dancein Temperance Hall, and that of No. 2 arrived soon after. In less than five misiates fromi the time the alarm of fire was given, the firemen had it undr complete control.Watson’s house, adjoin. ing Guscetti’s on the east, took fire, and Ean big condition. “After the fire was extinguished was considerably damaged, but the flames wero ‘extinguished before it was entirely destroyed. ‘The most of the furniture was but in a considerably damaged woman who desujwea inedetr’s house were . found where she had fallen near the front door, and were conveyed to No. 28 engine “pouse. Cordner Pope, having been sent for, heldan inquest on the remains, an _ account of which will be found in avother piace. Hamilton’s house was occupied by & woman ‘nattied ‘Mary ‘McAllister, who rushed. gut im bernight clothes, but some of the furniture was brought out and saved. Hamilton estimates his loss at $450; Guscetti’s house was worth $300 to.$400; Watson's loss, includmg damage to house and removal of furniture, was about $300. In the house occupied by the woman who per' ished in ‘the fire, there was no furniture of any value; and we presume $1,200 or $1,400 will cover the entire loss of property. We believe there was no insurance on any of le Shooting Affray. A serions shooting affray occurred at You Bet about half past twelve .o’clock yesterday afternoon. It. appears that a man named Tim Scantlin got intoa quarrel with Capt. Cuvilla, when the latter left and _ crossed: the ‘street to his own saloon. Scantlin followed him, when Cuvilla got a pistol and.warned him not to come into the'ailoon. Ncantlin persisted in going in, and.as he entered the door Cuvilla raised the and fired. The ball struck Scantlin justbelow the throat, and came out under the. right. armpit, inflicting a wound thatit was supposed would prove mortal, Cuvilla was arrested, and was to have beén exaniitied before Justice Barker afternoon. We gather the above ted teas Terry, who came to Nevads for a doctor, and left immediately bind: vehrensaa Son cats eodsen did ,ood work in extingaishing the fire yesterday morning. To those who lived in the vicinity of the fire, and were waiting for the hose carriages,. they. may have seemed long in coming; yet scarcely five minutes elapsed from the time the alarm was first sounded until both companies were on the ground, and had streams of water playing on the tire. The buildings burned were surrounded on three sides by other wooden structures, all as dry as tinder; yet 80 effective was the work that the progress of the flames was stopped from the moment the'firémen had their hose in position. The firemen are deserving of credit fer their promptness snd efficiency. ao Probate Court. Ip the Probate Court yesterday, William Hoskin was appointed adminiswator of tLe estate of Josiah Rodda, deceased. Tar thé matter of the sale of real property oftheestate of Frank McGeen, an order to July Sist, 1870, was anes Of this amount, $206,707 60 taah, and $4,200 on personal 3 phastohgde ct ‘The statement ‘of whe had-re-, . barley, that he had got up ‘for seed, and this with this with other property, snd. farm. Axkutet,)4 . a. 2 ‘ This Valuable aN ‘Medicine ea ‘hen murdered and robbed, and the nese Seen § one oN pam that Mrs. Robinson }: him several hundred dollars in glk was doubtless the foundation of the rumor, but as the facts were more fully canvassed we believe it was generally, discredited. She ‘hal represented to every other person with whom she had come: in contact that she was poor, and’ had endeavored to pledge some. jewelry and othertrinkets for money,’ She had not received any money, since. her.arrival in town, either through the bank or, express office. . The most reasonable conjecture. as_to_ the . origin of the fire was that given by the witness Mary McAllister. The only candlestick the deceased had in the house was one like those used by miners, and which had been ‘stuck in the wall at the liead of ‘the bed.. She had gone to sleep and left w-tighted candle in’ the stick, » and when . it burned down to the loop it dropped on the floor and set it on fire. It is pretty certain that the woman hadi been drinking the evening before, and every circumstance goes to show that the fire originated in the manner indicated above, or by some other accident. The barn of: Prospect Savoy, who has a wood and hay ranch on Rock Creek, below the Blue Tent saw mill, was destrowed by fire about four o’clock Sunday afternoon. It appears that Savoy had built a fire to heat, some wire, which he was using to bale hay, and by some accident the fire communicated with the hay and straw about the barn. He hadin the barn fifty sacks of “was consumed, the flames spreading rapidly that nothing was er ae The lea was perhaps about $500 or $600, © ~~~ Prostrated by Heat. George King, while engaged yesterday iorenoon in digging a grave atthe Pine Grove cemetry, was prosteated by the heat. He was found in an insensible ¢ondition, lying on the ground near where he had been at work, and conveyed to the residence of Frack Nelson, near by. Dr. Hunt was sent for and adininistered restorativee,which seemed to partially revive him. Yesterday evening, he complained much of a paia in the temple, and he eppeared wo have no use of his. legs. Hot Weather, Yesterday was a scorching bot day, the hottest we have'iad since the 2d of July, just a month previous. From one till three o’clock, the thermometers hanging oo the north side of the buildings on Broad atfeet, ranged from 99 to 102 degrees. Chief Engiueer. ‘ue Bourd cf Fire Delegates met ou Suturday evening ; canvassed, the vote tor Chief Engineer, and declared, Wim. R. Coe unanimously elected to the position. Supervisors. The Supervisors yesterday were engaged in examining and passing on accounts, which are not yet entered of record. No orders were made of public interest. i LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! -—— Ss. EB. FORNSTON rFEKS EVERYTHING IN HIS STORE () ad Cude PIGS, on, 40d pe unis daie. ihe. wek consists in part of PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, And in fact everything that is ueua'ly found in an estabichment of {this kind. Call and examine the goods and fices,and sat sfact on will be guarauteet in all instances. J. EK. JOHNSTON, In Notions) Exchange Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. M. S. DEAL Attorney aud Counselor at Law. Orrice “<TMANSORIPT" BUILD Nevada City Cals. Sanne mon 20 RO, LOUNGES, . most impudent. cial and particular application. “It ‘appears that a mushroom growth of so called ‘‘Bitters,” is springing up ubcer aifferent names in various localitice, particularly in the Southern and Westerr States, which the venders have the hardihood to recommend to easy-guing people upon whom they:think they can impose,.as a. sabst tae for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, tong recog nized by every class as: the purest-and-best medicated stimulant and ‘invigorant the world affords, wie step amp wih bana te le , So.mueh by, Cras tak’ Now. .for.a ape: . WORTH OF CLOTHING, . .. The concoctions referred to. being com: posed of worthless material,offer a larger marhence the anxiety of dolar wershiping dealere to foist them upon the public in its place. Bat “forwarned «te fora med," and all parties. whom these . dis: inguished)(!) beings ‘sabstituting fora standard remedy. are hereby informed of the éelfish and sordid motives whichaatesten the’ ve tommenyer$ in question The great pop ity and vast rales vee Hostetter’s Bitters, can of couree,be eeriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade,”bat as the debilitated. and suffer'ng have 4 direct humanity to put them on their guard:

widely and favorably he sd our own foreign cennizies up 7 SED THIRTY mane Tt has lost none of its good name by reaan triale, but contin es to ocrupy & prome It je an Externa! and Internal + Aaa 18 For Summer Complaint, or any other bowel disease in children or adults, it ie an almost certain cure and has w thout doubt, Been more successfal in curing the remedy, or the most: skillful physician. In disease is more or less ne thPain pony is considered by the natives, as well pe ne AEMEDY es on isa echt remedy pls for be peace iliful band-. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No, 43, Broad Street, ‘Druggists and Apothecaries . , And Dealers In ALSO Paints, Nevada; July 20ih, 1879. git for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and™ are-endeavoring-1o-coax-and inveigle into. interest inthe matter, it fe onty_an act of mt position in every family medicine Ciest. form of vous kinds of CHOLERA than any other known India, "hiriea and China, where this drea‘fal [ in those climates, A rain while itis a Pet sa efficient t Directions.accompany euch bottle, Sold by all Price Sects t#., 50 cts., and $1 perbotte. aug 8 Oils and Varnishes. Who offer far greater Indueemeats . s<=~Qne Hundred Thousand Dla NEW PROPRIETORS. ~ OLIVER & Fox,” 2 AVING PURCHA fe ‘ HT gies crocs Bote sortment FURNISHING GOODs, BOYS? CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ° : &e. &e. KC. &C. At Astonishing Low Prices! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT ~AT— . BANNER’s EMPORIUM, WILL PURCHASE Two Mollars worth “of Gdods. A GOOD INDUCEMENT FOR ALL IN NEED OF saci esi bob . rie tock mae be wola ‘within Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Stock andthe LOWEST PKICAS ever offered im the Inverior of the State . Now is the time to make your purchases, A genera! invitation ie extended to all. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. W H. B. BUSSENIUS, T . Druggist and Apothecary, CITY DRUG STORE, MABONIC BUILDING, Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts,. NEVADA ‘CITY. Stet ee tions Accurately Compoly ae Preseripd or Risen ae Nevada; March 2d, 1870. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. CPE sndermgued oid rs ee On hand at their Mill and Lumber Ward, the Largest.and most complete stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SCOTT'S FLAT § SAW MILL co. G. W. SMITH. i. _ L, GOVE. A. €. FOOT. de SCOTT'S FLAT SAW MILL COMPA and vicinity ubat they, have ramento Street, and at their MUI, Scotts Fiat, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Which they "{ sell at reasonable rates. ge By prompt attention to orders and givshare of public pacronage. Orders may be left at the Office on SACRA MENTO STREET, or at the MILL. Nevada, May 7th, 1870. _ WATSON?’S HYDRAULIC CHAMPION ARE» JOINT AND NOZZLE! HESE MACHINES simple in construction, the cheapes fective of an most yet invented for byNevada, July 1b, 1870. NY would inform the .itizens of Nevada On hand at their Yard, on SacraBUILDING & MINING LUMBER ing good satisfaction they hope to receive & ARE THE MOST t and draulic mini Their superiority to all ot ere can immadiatel iy be aenowe on examinat’ Hydraulic Miners are invited to call at the Foundry and examine rodels, before making eenqunende ior 2 These Machines are manufaciured to order, all sizes,at the Nevada Foundry. —It consists of‘Dressed Flooring and Siding, Sugar Pine, Lathes, Cickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &e. Ge All orders left at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER SP’ Rb, or at the Mill, will be promptly attended 6 M.L. & D. MARSH. Nevada, May 3d, 1870. Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WwiLLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. W OULD inform the people of thie city an the surrounding towns thathe has on haud a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and GenUs, Carriage Trimmings, Biankets, . Robes, Bits, Spurs, Whips. &ke, &C. . To be sold at San Francisco prices. ga CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF ¢7 REPAIKING of all Kinds aud CUSTOM WORK done to order. je26 ee . GREAT BARGAINS FOR aE !. Dry Good “i AT THE LOWEST ‘MARKET PRICES For Cash, Approved Credit for 80 aa; 4 And hope by strict attention to ba is t0 merit_a share of public patronize.’ “G@-ALL PARTIES lndebtid to ina late firm of Mason & White, will please calland seitle their accounts immediately, and ‘nave costs, You Bet, Jaly Mth, 1600-—9w, if Sys he SSEEMIGE a MWA ee Canna daidhidin “aeuueoe : ‘ A nn ren mq BEER! Asean be found-on the Pacific coast. sold by. the yuert, ; alion i Leave your order at the oid efbud, on Spring Street, Nevada soma And they will be pri — v0. ove “ea specoelny H Vi e Vi OL AUKK Bs A. B, Carley EO, Tonip dg ; amoawt SALOUN, AAnlntng on 06 Sumnueis'e ~ evans “uiiy, store;on ohaieteg & TOMPKANS, . HAY Sine: lcp-sensives an entirely, new ‘oom Lagabens Winés and Cigars, . And none but. the best will-be kept-at 1he@ar, Old friends and givenna call. now Cumers are mn TOYS. NOTIONS. Toys. Fax. goons and MUSICAL INSTRU. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. OMPORTERS, Corner Sansomeund Clay Streets, 84N FRANCISCO, TEISURARY Leb PIU het eas or unin i ee soft lareer tock of Fine Goods than ever be: N. B.— Low Prices and. Saleable Goods, sgt PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, ° . 422, California Street, BAN FRANCISCU, CALIFORNIA, ie and Marine Insurance ! vant er . Amount in excess of ap teats 8, sihesicada available to Losses and Snesdbudecioeubasierese tereceee Assets in. Gold. Loans on Real Eetate and. Collaterals worth $2,420,000..200+++ 1,087,058,61 Cach in Bauks,..se. seeesereecene 177,863.72 lane ee vther Stocks own 1 m Peewere / Real Ravnte: Company's fF BREE 90 wad eorner Califurnia & Leiaesdor tr ohn ae eee teceees® Peeveeeseodese 640,066.11 146.000.00 102,642.60 mae Assetsin Gold, $1,740.065,11 Ge” Losses Paid Promptly in Gold on Adjustment, A. J. Balston, Sec’y. Insurance effected * or — 18V 0 wet erm PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Agenis for Nevada, Cal. + PEOPOORSboeee oe. ee y20 NOTE Ms mer DUE A. W. LESTER & CO. 1A before the ist of Ange n the hauds of ac officer lor collection. Parties indebted to us are re ed to pay up and tave ". cost. aig Sealed a im may ve oe at the : tore * OW! Broau gout ° AW. LESTER &'0v. uext, or the accounts will be Kecate, July 12th, 18ts—Sw. eS PRIVATE SCHOOL. — Mecca. MEMBARD'S 5c SCHOOL ig now re Brick School House Nevada street, ‘ For terme, apply at the School Honee, or to Mrs, Hebbard, on Buulder sicet, iy 4-1 re ge p REYEUS continues to .sman-