August 7, 1874 (4 pages)

"Person whoalds or abt, Of: any offehine ages : cecdingsections or Wh, r it e Com. suc offences not 86" prac. rict Attorney or Grand pounty, orto Bome Jiu: such founty, is pun. onment in the County {six Months, or in ‘th, weeding two years, : Person who, by forte bribery, orany ¢ { ectly or indirectly at. p any elector in #iving his fromg iving the BADE, or “ans whatever to awe, re listurb ony elector in the tight of suffrage, or fur, Wishing to vote, who . a ticket informing gr r to understand that it ritten or printed thereon ctor at any such €lecand causing such elector ‘nt person or’ ‘any rdesired to vote wor, Judge, us] for; cr or Clerk. of » acting a8 such —tidtice. icé any elector, éither Sy oF promise thereof, 4), m what shelrele¢tor jj-—— Oo vote, he is: guilty of person who, with inten: ‘tion of himself; or. aby Fi tertainment at his ej. by Of Electors previous ction. = ures, OF engages to pay aimment. . ss : ueages to pay or Aehiver perty for the purpose pi ndance of voters at the irpose of compensatiny uring the attendance of, except the conveyaneynck OF infirm . gages to pay or deliver erty for any purpdke inthe election of any can he expenses of holding ublic meetings, and of reutating ballots, hand.Yapers. previous to such __ 7a misdemeanor, erson. who, being a can. ion; Offers or agrees to the appointment of any to office as an: induce“ 5 ion t'any person tevote id in procuring the élec. ate, is guilty of a misieexson, not being a caninicates any offer made last BEction to” any perinduce him to vote for ection of the candidate is guilty of “a misdeEvery person who gives my officer or member caucus, political con26, primary election, or of any .kind, held for minating candidates for rust, or profit im this o influence the personois given er pifered-ti to ore candidate than y person, member of s in this section menive or offers to receive punishable hy impris e Prison not less than fourteen years. persoh who by threats, inlawful violence, wilrevents electors fron:. iblic meeting for the public questions, is jeanor. : person who wilfully up any public meeting 3, *hawfully being~heic f considering public of @ Inisdemeansr——— erson who makes, offers © wager upon the re1, Or upon the success ersoh or candidate, or F votes tu be cast either any .partienlar candiote to be cast upon-any b INisdemeanor. person who wilfully provisions of the law g toelections, is, unless vent for such violaticn.8 Code, punishable by ng one thousand dolsonment in the State 12 five years or by both. eardof Supervisors of da. State of Californis, at regular session, on ,A.D. 1874. M. L* MARSH, 4. B, BRADY, r. P. CRANDALL, JOHN McOOy, FRANK PAUSON, : Supervisors. ison, Clerk. id Chance ! » TWN jagle Hotel suld on the ugust, 1874. t-rate order and newly tation has always been ess done by it large and ely on obtaining easy ditat a low rate of ivquire of = ‘EL POORMAX, or J8 STRUTZ. Sacramento. ANSON W. LESTER % Mulloy, d Retail Dealer®, a D ¢ aed ARE, CROCKERY, and Whiskies. HAND CONSTANTL! id Varied Stock of tLe Mi 2 * road Street. DA cIry. Si4. h PLUNGER PUM. troke. This Pump has of the most — sold. at.a low oyu. “‘BLOO** FIELD GRAYnlakoff; Nevads (eur! \ = __.ked_eye bythe miners, t rock . __cthey took out in this level: There. ~brieks, which was the proceeds of a > 0f what can be seen there most ' day in the week. A look at them gis-. Nn ae . The Daily Sranserips a \e i 4 =f es SB 1 bs " : Wheh the eyés ‘hive become dull and Belle Belden’s , race NEVADA‘CITY, CAL. / IMCAL AFFAIRS. (., Mipling Items. -* he Wyoming mine has its. shaft: ‘down 226 feet.” A new level is being run at a depth of 155 feet from the surface, The ledge at this point is 444 feet wide. Inthe bottom of the Shaft, 225 feet from the surface, it is “about 3 feet wide, The mill is being enlarged, end a battery of teu stamps 1g being added, making sixteen staiips inall; The mill will be ran by a hurdy-gurdy wheel.-'The new ——~battery-was-parchased fram the Banner Mining Co. ~~” i NEVADA MINE. Work is: retarded somewhat. of . ' this mine from Want of water. The hoisting and crushing being done by water power. There is not “enough water at ‘present to run the mill all the time at its full capacity. There are but six miners at work in conse“quence; but the ledge is ‘so easily. wwotked that they. break: fifteen ‘or “twenty tons of rock per day, and all the tinte there is water. 400-feet level t didly,. Gold was Visi In the rock looks splenble“ to the 1ae-last-rock is 8 feet of solid ledge. Some spécimens were sent to. the surface whith showed well in free gold. Thé mine looks very promising. : “THE PROVIDENCE MINE, -—Ta-the -600-feet level-a-cross-cut’ is being run, and although 18 feet is finished, there is no signs of a foot wall, and it is reasonable to believe that’ the ledge will be about 40 feet wide, as it was in the upper “level. There are about'34 miners employed, and about 50 tons of ore are: raised __ daily. Altogether there are 55. 10en ‘ employed ‘about the mine. The sulphurets Works are now in running order. Mr. O. H. Ludemann has charge of the works. Although they are run to their full capacity; there are about 60 tons of sulphurets on hand, besides having sent to Maltman’s works,over 70 tons. Mr. Hatch is the amalgamator. He has several items in his roomis;—seme of which he gave us, but he stipulated we should riot make them public., The three mines are located near each other, and when person is/ visiting them, he can not fail being . " impressed that this is a great mining town, They are all looking well, andthe owners are ccntented with their investments. The Meeting To-night. . Citizens should. remember the meeting to-night for the purpose of making arrangemeuts for the establishment of a seminary in this city. So far as we can learn every one fa‘yors the move. We know of no reason why avy opposition can be made, Besides the great saving in expense to parents residing . here, who would otherwise be — to send their childrenaway td school, ____it-would be av accommodation-to the whole county.’ A good school of the kind proposed to be established, will help to increase the property ‘of the place. Business will necessarily increase a8 population increases, and population will increase. when there are inducements for people to come here to settle. When the history of places having such institutions is studied, it wiil be fouifd that to their presence much of its prosperity is due. Let all come out prepared to make some suggestion favorable to the move. Schools, ~~ The schools of this city commence August 17th. Those of «Grass Valley commence the first of September. The San Juan schools about the samg-time as those of ‘Grass Valley. Forest Springs school commenced two weeks ago, and the one at Eure. ka started last Monday. Many of . the echools of the county had a vacation of but one week during sal first of Jaly, Most of the uld teachers are retained. So far as we are able to ascertain, school matters are . progressing favorably all over the, county. d We noticed at the Bank of Nevadg/. County, the other day, seven gold tmine“of the county for-one run.-The bricks were each-of the value of $2,000 or over. ‘They are only a specimen any pells any thought of hard simon. a Os, + sallow, the body languid, the “mind list. heavy, the nervous system morbidly séenSitive, the muscles flaceid;-the-eomptexion. : Tess;ad the fireand energy which shouid Ngharacterize health have wholly or meag. urably disappeared, the individual exhib. ‘iting these symptoms mey take it fob granted that his stomach is diseased, his poverished, and his constitutional stamina and vitality impaired? What his case requires is immediate and judicions medieal treatment. He need nét, however, ‘put himself to the expense of consulting a . cloudless sky tnat he is dyspeptic,. and it is as certsin ag any: demonstrated fact can cure dyspepsia and all the broad. of bodily and mental ills of which if is the pirent Let hin commence a course of the remedy ‘t once, and following the directions faithfully, continue to take it until every disn “‘Brecitile symptom shall have disappeared, If it be a case of, long standing, the cyre will not be so sudden andimmediate. The great.tonic aud correctivg, potent as it is, does not work miracles; but surely, though gtadually,. it will restore-the sufferer to perfect health. From day to day his eyes will ‘become brighter, his ‘nerves firmer, his muscles more elastic, his evimplexion fresher and clearer, his spirits brisker. In due time he will be oncé more ina fit conpepsia isour national disease, we have in Hostetter’s Bitters @ fiitional Epécific equal to the emergency. Children’s Pictures, ~-Made in-two seconds, by Mis. Rudolph, Photographer, Sat SELEY OE Sol Rg Carriage for Sule. A second hand top buggy for sale. A rd MINING CHEMICALS, '-NEVADA DRUG STORE. -E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting, Plaster Paris, ae. Bee Also, a full assortment-of Choice Liguors, for medicinal purposes. . Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great Vaety ~ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. the lowest rates-by o E. M-PRESTON, Fire Insurance Agent. Nevada, June 27th. : UNION HOTEL BARBER SALOON. ic . _D. M: BUCKNER, i ATE with Lampe Bros. of the Cosmo. politan Bathing Palace, San Francisco Wail open the Union Hair Dressing Saloon, Special attention given to Ladies anda Chi.dren’s Hair Cuttin ; and Shampooing. By paying strict attention to business and giving the very best satisfaction I hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, D. M. BUCKNER. Nevada, July 11th, 1874. Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Co. oe .JUBSCRIPTION BOOKS are now open kK for Stock in the Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Co. Capital Stock $200,000. Shares $20 each, unassessable, -2000 Shares are now offered for which payment will be receive . as follows : 200 Shares for Cash. 300 Shares for Labor. 5U0 Shares for Machinery.and Mining Tools. f 1000 Shares for Mines, Gravel and Quartz Any information wanted in regard to the Company can be obtained of G. E. TURNER, G. G@. ALLAN, JOHN BERRY,.ED, CAKNEY, O. D. CAMPBELL, or E. W. BIGELOW. ‘ Nevada, July 13th, 1874, JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. One door from Broad, EEPS constantly.on band Fresh importations of Imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES, ofall kinds. CUTLERY, &c._ _ Also Dealer in TROPICAL FRUITS of cv‘ery description. . And in fact everything to be found in a first-class Variety Store. os To Whom it may Concern. f SONS having any claims P the undersigned, will please em fur payment, and those knewIRA A. EATON. Union Hote], August 4ihi, 1874, — § liver disordered, his blood impute or im. Physician, It is,as clear as’ the sun in a . be, that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will . dition to fight the battle. of life vigorously . _. &hd effectively, and will admit that, if dysi) sbesp: Angine st thisafiies. 0 fo QJANr. LEAD AND CLAY. CRUGIBLES. eS AT _-} lege and Hospital. ° The acknowledged head . CONF ECTIONERY, NUTS. ‘of the profession jn America, has ordered lara, etc, at ,~ “4 Masonic Building, om Cor. Pine’&: Commereial Streets, “ Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN pa Drugs, = Medicines, : Mining ‘Chemicals, Patent Medicines, a _A full line of: CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, — COMES, BRUSHES, = PAINTS, OILS, . _ VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, ' : ~ PAINT T BRUSHES. aS ~ BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, Property insured against loss by-fire at} Juveniles School Libraries supplied at the Lowest Terms, . Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, _. Drawing Paper, Envelopes. _ &e, &c: Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. : This Water is one of the best and most wonderful curative agents known. to the MATERIA MEDICA in all diseases of the Kidneysand Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing outof such derangements as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Derangement, Billiousness, Costiveness and all other disHundreds of Testimonials ure added every day by persons of note who have been cured by the use of Bethesda Water. Judge Field of the U. 8. Supreme Court, says ; It will cure every disease of the Kid#4 eases. neys, direct or remote. Pa U. 8.Senator Windom, of Msine, testifies to its efficiency in his casé of Kidney trouSicseaiesianeadglgnababaiaiaedananeatinnttecadasaneietter ee -. Coast. 4 LOWEST sae cr com —or— BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM, B. COR, {_ . Corner of MAIN AND __. COMMERCIAL STs, as i jlst-received an immense et stock of the latest styles on, Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Chil“@tens’ Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of thé best Mahufacturerg and cannot be excelled in quality or style of finish. Talso manufacture to order all kinds of’Gents’ Boots and Shoes in a style superior to any shop on the These goods will be sold at the ° call especial attention to the new-ftyle—of4 ‘. Shoe called the GRAND DURE OF ALEXIS. ~ samJe2s 0. =e €ollegidte Institute. ie or WITH ay EVEN_EXPERIENCED PROFESSORS. KJ and Teachers, thorough Classié¢al and Scientific Courses. Preparatory, _Normal, Commercial and Ornamental. Departments, Beautiful Location, Salubrious Climate, . Low Rates {or Tuition : L, L. ROGERS, A. M. Principal. Winter Term begins Noy. 16th. . Closes March 4th. Holiday Recess from December 18th to Jenuary 7th. June 3d. t ‘$4 per week.: 160 Students the past year. For Catalogues, Etc. Address, SPECIAL NOTICE. N OTIC# ta herety given that C.J, ; NAFFZIGER has this day formed a copartoership with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under thé firm name of And will continue the Retail Meat business } at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on hand the. very best of = ATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGE, HAMS, . BACON ana LARD, os All persons indebted to JACOB NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts atthe above named place of business. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874. Furniture! Furniture B. JOHNSON, No. 92 Main Street, Grass Vahey, Has just received the Largest and Finest Stock of Furniture ever brought into the County of Nevada, which will be sold at Prices Astonishingly Low! The Stock consists in part of Fine Parlor Sets, ; Fine Bed Room Sets Beds and Bedding, and every/ thing else usually kept in a _ Furniture for Cottages and Offices, of the most durable kind for a little money. Iecan suit every taste and every purse in selling ‘Furniture, Call and see my Goods. B, JOHNSON. Grass Valley, April 30. “Valuable Real Estate, For Sale. tu, THE Property, on Broad Street, == known ab t @ ‘*Hoel Place,” adjoining N.P. Brown's, is offered for ' sale on favorable terms. ‘The lot is 180 feet front and 160 feet deep. On the premises there is a good hoses tod every variety of fruit trees, vines, etc. The whole ora portion of the above property will be sold. The property can ensily be divided into three lo ther particulars “p y to “. M, WALLING, A Real Extate Agent. duly 14th, 284. Dissolution. NHE partnership heretofore exiating between J. 5, Holbrook. and Flora B. Holbrook is this day dissolved by mutusl ‘consent. Having sold émtour business in the Grocery Store, partics knowing themselves indebted to us are r quested to come forward and settle their accounts immedible of over twentyFears standing. He was cured in ten-days. Prof. Williaed Parker of New Yorx, Col. the Hospital to be supplied with Bethesdé Water. oo Its curative properties proven in bundreds of well authenticated cases. For further information apply for circu‘BELL & ‘BELDEN’S, ately. ' It is competent for either party to Collect bills and receipt for tle same, J.8. HOLBROOK. ; FLORA B, HOLBROOK. . Nevada, July 22, 2874, i DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon, FFICE ON BRUAD STREET, adjoizO ing the _Theutre. . vevads, June h, 1874, Something New. hes undersigned has been appointed sole agent for the sale of the celebra. Barnett’s Zinc and Platina Pens These Fens are now used almost universally : they ape warranted non corrosive,. ” Price $2 50 per groes. Samples gratis. .Augl-lw «Get. W. WELCH. 7 Agents for Bethesda Water. POSSIBLE RATES and I warrant. 4 S¥ery—articleas recommended. 1 ‘would . . ~ Fall Term. beging August 19th. ‘Closes . «. November 4th. Spring Term beging March 10th, »Closés . ~ Board and Furnished Room, J. &C.J NAFFZIGER, . Store-of this-kind:——-—— ‘. CROCKERY of 60x160. For fur. A UST RECEIVRD STANTLY ON HAND AND KEPT CON A J oor] ae aa LARGE STOCK OF . HEAVY AND SHELF’ HARDWARE, PLoOws,9) net _. Implements, _ AT THE OLD STAND, ; Opposite the ‘Union Hotel, MAIN § TREE, IRON AND STEEL, -WHEELBARROWS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves _—— ‘Stop There! ‘GREAT CHANGE HAS y 4 a id ee [AS ON WAND THE FINEST” STOGR-eP : DRY & FANCY GOODs, ' To be found in Nevada Gounty. Everything you canthink of -in this Tine can be # found at this Elegunt Store. The Stock of DRESS GOODS! CANNOT BE EXCELLED: . + : Tho New and:-Beautiful Styles of. . Hats, Millinery Goods, &e. ARE SUPERB. ee “Made to order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows *. GLASS & PUTTY. . —_ WHITE LEAD, Linseed,Lard and Castor Oil. a Sole Agent os the. — AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern: Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE ¥ \. DHE BEST MADD, Always in stock, BPOOL OOTTON, SILKE; AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines in née. Agent for A. 8, Hallidie's WIRE-ROPE! At Manu facturers’-Prices and Freight. WOODEN and WILLOW AND ‘GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS, , Call and Examine my prices : ‘Before making purchases elsewhere. . CAN SAVE COIN \\J. By Doing So.» Won nayrann, ssn of Tin Ware made and Repaired. ‘GAS AND WATER PIPE of. all kinds always on band and connections made with the City Water Works. W. H, CRAWFORD, . HYDRAULIC PIPE) 4 lowest rates. ordinary inducements. offeyed to purchasers, _ To Country Purchasers, a ty, when visiting’ this city, should by a)t meang call at the elogan! establishment.t A, GOLDSMITH, if they wish te secureGREAT BARGAINS, . a _ Harry Spaniar, Salesman. NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— , Justice of the Peace, =f EARCHING REGURDS, ABSTRACTIN re) w . bh ded to, Accounts collected, ~ Also Agent for: . PACIFIO FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDON. a : Parties desiring to’ BELL, PURCHASE On RENT PROPERTY will find it to‘their ac vantage to call at. my office, Office No 62: Broad Street, Ner City. ; DR. LEONARD, “ DENTISY, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN, part of Nevada County, Send name xt place of residence, DENTISFTRY, DR. A. CHAPMAN, wor respectfully inform tho pec. ple of this city and vicinity that be has resumed his profession a. ed an Offivein the Transcript Building, ON COMMPRCIAL STREET. Bain wud leary And is now prepared to do anything and ev erything in the line of Deutistry uud patie. . faction guaranteed. Office Hours frou 9A. M. to 12 M. aod from 1 to6 P. M. ‘ Nevada, April 7th, 1874. OUR RESTAURANT. — 7 REMOVED ‘TO be Commercial Street, J. H. HAMILTON, Prop’r,, MEALS served up in all styles and at the “itut all hopes, wit Scott’s Flat Saw Mill Company , JppArevacriacns of all kinds of LUMBER, FENCING, FLOORING AND DRESSED SIDING. _. Ordérs left at Smith & Mills office, Puiv Street, will be promptly attendeu to iy SMITH & MILLS To Wood Men, EALED BIDS tur ine delivery of Thirty WK Thrée cords of four foot Dry Oak Wood corded up and measured in the Court Hour. jard, will be received by the County Clere up to August 16th, 1874, at HOOD v1 Bald day ‘The wood to be delivered On or before Sey ist, 1974. ‘fhe right to reje t any und ali bids being reservea. By ordir Bowra &. pervisors, JOUN PATLISUON, County Cis Neva a, Inly 40, 1°74 Order of the isasleru o.ar, HNUAL ELECTION. The Annus} Flection for otticers of bvangeline Chapter, No 9, A. K.of £.5, willtake place at Manonie Ital, in this city, on ' Friday Evening, Aug. 7th. A full attendsuce of members is deviren. 217 and 29 Main Street. . .By order. MMS, MMILY HOLM, Mateo Mes © @: BosspMan, Suc. &i Ea r) Full upper or under géte of Teeth . <a> vo FANENLPLAGE f-A. GOLDSMITH, — Persons from tho upper part of he coun J. M. WALLING, 8 prepared todo DENTAL WORK Mor ,. in “Transcript Block.” . YOU TRY IT! a AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten & The New Goods and the Extra. S

"Person whoalds or abt, Of: any offehine ages : cecdingsections or Wh, r it e Com. suc offences not 86" prac. rict Attorney or Grand pounty, orto Bome Jiu: such founty, is pun. onment in the County {six Months, or in ‘th, weeding two years, : Person who, by forte bribery, orany ¢ { ectly or indirectly at. p any elector in #iving his fromg iving the BADE, or “ans whatever to awe, re listurb ony elector in the tight of suffrage, or fur, Wishing to vote, who . a ticket informing gr r to understand that it ritten or printed thereon ctor at any such €lecand causing such elector ‘nt person or’ ‘any rdesired to vote wor, Judge, us] for; cr or Clerk. of » acting a8 such —tidtice. icé any elector, éither Sy oF promise thereof, 4), m what shelrele¢tor jj-—— Oo vote, he is: guilty of person who, with inten: ‘tion of himself; or. aby Fi tertainment at his ej. by Of Electors previous ction. = ures, OF engages to pay aimment. . ss : ueages to pay or Aehiver perty for the purpose pi ndance of voters at the irpose of compensatiny uring the attendance of, except the conveyaneynck OF infirm . gages to pay or deliver erty for any purpdke inthe election of any can he expenses of holding ublic meetings, and of reutating ballots, hand.Yapers. previous to such __ 7a misdemeanor, erson. who, being a can. ion; Offers or agrees to the appointment of any to office as an: induce“ 5 ion t'any person tevote id in procuring the élec. ate, is guilty of a misieexson, not being a caninicates any offer made last BEction to” any perinduce him to vote for ection of the candidate is guilty of “a misdeEvery person who gives my officer or member caucus, political con26, primary election, or of any .kind, held for minating candidates for rust, or profit im this o influence the personois given er pifered-ti to ore candidate than y person, member of s in this section menive or offers to receive punishable hy impris e Prison not less than fourteen years. persoh who by threats, inlawful violence, wilrevents electors fron:. iblic meeting for the public questions, is jeanor. : person who wilfully up any public meeting 3, *hawfully being~heic f considering public of @ Inisdemeansr——— erson who makes, offers © wager upon the re1, Or upon the success ersoh or candidate, or F votes tu be cast either any .partienlar candiote to be cast upon-any b INisdemeanor. person who wilfully provisions of the law g toelections, is, unless vent for such violaticn.8 Code, punishable by ng one thousand dolsonment in the State 12 five years or by both. eardof Supervisors of da. State of Californis, at regular session, on ,A.D. 1874. M. L* MARSH, 4. B, BRADY, r. P. CRANDALL, JOHN McOOy, FRANK PAUSON, : Supervisors. ison, Clerk. id Chance ! » TWN jagle Hotel suld on the ugust, 1874. t-rate order and newly tation has always been ess done by it large and ely on obtaining easy ditat a low rate of ivquire of = ‘EL POORMAX, or J8 STRUTZ. Sacramento. ANSON W. LESTER % Mulloy, d Retail Dealer®, a D ¢ aed ARE, CROCKERY, and Whiskies. HAND CONSTANTL! id Varied Stock of tLe Mi 2 * road Street. DA cIry. Si4. h PLUNGER PUM. troke. This Pump has of the most — sold. at.a low oyu. “‘BLOO** FIELD GRAYnlakoff; Nevads (eur! \ = __.ked_eye bythe miners, t rock . __cthey took out in this level: There. ~brieks, which was the proceeds of a > 0f what can be seen there most ' day in the week. A look at them gis-. Nn ae . The Daily Sranserips a \e i 4 =f es SB 1 bs " : Wheh the eyés ‘hive become dull and Belle Belden’s , race NEVADA‘CITY, CAL. / IMCAL AFFAIRS. (., Mipling Items. -* he Wyoming mine has its. shaft: ‘down 226 feet.” A new level is being run at a depth of 155 feet from the surface, The ledge at this point is 444 feet wide. Inthe bottom of the Shaft, 225 feet from the surface, it is “about 3 feet wide, The mill is being enlarged, end a battery of teu stamps 1g being added, making sixteen staiips inall; The mill will be ran by a hurdy-gurdy wheel.-'The new ——~battery-was-parchased fram the Banner Mining Co. ~~” i NEVADA MINE. Work is: retarded somewhat. of . ' this mine from Want of water. The hoisting and crushing being done by water power. There is not “enough water at ‘present to run the mill all the time at its full capacity. There are but six miners at work in conse“quence; but the ledge is ‘so easily. wwotked that they. break: fifteen ‘or “twenty tons of rock per day, and all the tinte there is water. 400-feet level t didly,. Gold was Visi In the rock looks splenble“ to the 1ae-last-rock is 8 feet of solid ledge. Some spécimens were sent to. the surface whith showed well in free gold. Thé mine looks very promising. : “THE PROVIDENCE MINE, -—Ta-the -600-feet level-a-cross-cut’ is being run, and although 18 feet is finished, there is no signs of a foot wall, and it is reasonable to believe that’ the ledge will be about 40 feet wide, as it was in the upper “level. There are about'34 miners employed, and about 50 tons of ore are: raised __ daily. Altogether there are 55. 10en ‘ employed ‘about the mine. The sulphurets Works are now in running order. Mr. O. H. Ludemann has charge of the works. Although they are run to their full capacity; there are about 60 tons of sulphurets on hand, besides having sent to Maltman’s works,over 70 tons. Mr. Hatch is the amalgamator. He has several items in his roomis;—seme of which he gave us, but he stipulated we should riot make them public., The three mines are located near each other, and when person is/ visiting them, he can not fail being . " impressed that this is a great mining town, They are all looking well, andthe owners are ccntented with their investments. The Meeting To-night. . Citizens should. remember the meeting to-night for the purpose of making arrangemeuts for the establishment of a seminary in this city. So far as we can learn every one fa‘yors the move. We know of no reason why avy opposition can be made, Besides the great saving in expense to parents residing . here, who would otherwise be — to send their childrenaway td school, ____it-would be av accommodation-to the whole county.’ A good school of the kind proposed to be established, will help to increase the property ‘of the place. Business will necessarily increase a8 population increases, and population will increase. when there are inducements for people to come here to settle. When the history of places having such institutions is studied, it wiil be fouifd that to their presence much of its prosperity is due. Let all come out prepared to make some suggestion favorable to the move. Schools, ~~ The schools of this city commence August 17th. Those of «Grass Valley commence the first of September. The San Juan schools about the samg-time as those of ‘Grass Valley. Forest Springs school commenced two weeks ago, and the one at Eure. ka started last Monday. Many of . the echools of the county had a vacation of but one week during sal first of Jaly, Most of the uld teachers are retained. So far as we are able to ascertain, school matters are . progressing favorably all over the, county. d We noticed at the Bank of Nevadg/. County, the other day, seven gold tmine“of the county for-one run.-The bricks were each-of the value of $2,000 or over. ‘They are only a specimen any pells any thought of hard simon. a Os, + sallow, the body languid, the “mind list. heavy, the nervous system morbidly séenSitive, the muscles flaceid;-the-eomptexion. : Tess;ad the fireand energy which shouid Ngharacterize health have wholly or meag. urably disappeared, the individual exhib. ‘iting these symptoms mey take it fob granted that his stomach is diseased, his poverished, and his constitutional stamina and vitality impaired? What his case requires is immediate and judicions medieal treatment. He need nét, however, ‘put himself to the expense of consulting a . cloudless sky tnat he is dyspeptic,. and it is as certsin ag any: demonstrated fact can cure dyspepsia and all the broad. of bodily and mental ills of which if is the pirent Let hin commence a course of the remedy ‘t once, and following the directions faithfully, continue to take it until every disn “‘Brecitile symptom shall have disappeared, If it be a case of, long standing, the cyre will not be so sudden andimmediate. The great.tonic aud correctivg, potent as it is, does not work miracles; but surely, though gtadually,. it will restore-the sufferer to perfect health. From day to day his eyes will ‘become brighter, his ‘nerves firmer, his muscles more elastic, his evimplexion fresher and clearer, his spirits brisker. In due time he will be oncé more ina fit conpepsia isour national disease, we have in Hostetter’s Bitters @ fiitional Epécific equal to the emergency. Children’s Pictures, ~-Made in-two seconds, by Mis. Rudolph, Photographer, Sat SELEY OE Sol Rg Carriage for Sule. A second hand top buggy for sale. A rd MINING CHEMICALS, '-NEVADA DRUG STORE. -E. M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnish, Paris White, Cement Whiting, Plaster Paris, ae. Bee Also, a full assortment-of Choice Liguors, for medicinal purposes. . Perfume and Toilet Articles in Great Vaety ~ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours. N. W. Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. the lowest rates-by o E. M-PRESTON, Fire Insurance Agent. Nevada, June 27th. : UNION HOTEL BARBER SALOON. ic . _D. M: BUCKNER, i ATE with Lampe Bros. of the Cosmo. politan Bathing Palace, San Francisco Wail open the Union Hair Dressing Saloon, Special attention given to Ladies anda Chi.dren’s Hair Cuttin ; and Shampooing. By paying strict attention to business and giving the very best satisfaction I hope to receive a liberal share of the public patronage, D. M. BUCKNER. Nevada, July 11th, 1874. Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Co. oe .JUBSCRIPTION BOOKS are now open kK for Stock in the Nevada County Co-operative Prospecting and Mining Co. Capital Stock $200,000. Shares $20 each, unassessable, -2000 Shares are now offered for which payment will be receive . as follows : 200 Shares for Cash. 300 Shares for Labor. 5U0 Shares for Machinery.and Mining Tools. f 1000 Shares for Mines, Gravel and Quartz Any information wanted in regard to the Company can be obtained of G. E. TURNER, G. G@. ALLAN, JOHN BERRY,.ED, CAKNEY, O. D. CAMPBELL, or E. W. BIGELOW. ‘ Nevada, July 13th, 1874, JOHNNY JACK. Pine Street, Nevada City. One door from Broad, EEPS constantly.on band Fresh importations of Imported Havana CIGARS, Domestic Cigars, CHOICE BRANDS of TOBACCO, PIPES, ofall kinds. CUTLERY, &c._ _ Also Dealer in TROPICAL FRUITS of cv‘ery description. . And in fact everything to be found in a first-class Variety Store. os To Whom it may Concern.

f SONS having any claims P the undersigned, will please em fur payment, and those knewIRA A. EATON. Union Hote], August 4ihi, 1874, — § liver disordered, his blood impute or im. Physician, It is,as clear as’ the sun in a . be, that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will . dition to fight the battle. of life vigorously . _. &hd effectively, and will admit that, if dysi) sbesp: Angine st thisafiies. 0 fo QJANr. LEAD AND CLAY. CRUGIBLES. eS AT _-} lege and Hospital. ° The acknowledged head . CONF ECTIONERY, NUTS. ‘of the profession jn America, has ordered lara, etc, at ,~ “4 Masonic Building, om Cor. Pine’&: Commereial Streets, “ Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN pa Drugs, = Medicines, : Mining ‘Chemicals, Patent Medicines, a _A full line of: CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, — COMES, BRUSHES, = PAINTS, OILS, . _ VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, ' : ~ PAINT T BRUSHES. aS ~ BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, Property insured against loss by-fire at} Juveniles School Libraries supplied at the Lowest Terms, . Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, _. Drawing Paper, Envelopes. _ &e, &c: Bethesda Water! Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. : This Water is one of the best and most wonderful curative agents known. to the MATERIA MEDICA in all diseases of the Kidneysand Bladder or any secondary symptoms growing outof such derangements as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Derangement, Billiousness, Costiveness and all other disHundreds of Testimonials ure added every day by persons of note who have been cured by the use of Bethesda Water. Judge Field of the U. 8. Supreme Court, says ; It will cure every disease of the Kid#4 eases. neys, direct or remote. Pa U. 8.Senator Windom, of Msine, testifies to its efficiency in his casé of Kidney trouSicseaiesianeadglgnababaiaiaedananeatinnttecadasaneietter ee -. Coast. 4 LOWEST sae cr com —or— BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM, B. COR, {_ . Corner of MAIN AND __. COMMERCIAL STs, as i jlst-received an immense et stock of the latest styles on, Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Chil“@tens’ Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of thé best Mahufacturerg and cannot be excelled in quality or style of finish. Talso manufacture to order all kinds of’Gents’ Boots and Shoes in a style superior to any shop on the These goods will be sold at the ° call especial attention to the new-ftyle—of4 ‘. Shoe called the GRAND DURE OF ALEXIS. ~ samJe2s 0. =e €ollegidte Institute. ie or WITH ay EVEN_EXPERIENCED PROFESSORS. KJ and Teachers, thorough Classié¢al and Scientific Courses. Preparatory, _Normal, Commercial and Ornamental. Departments, Beautiful Location, Salubrious Climate, . Low Rates {or Tuition : L, L. ROGERS, A. M. Principal. Winter Term begins Noy. 16th. . Closes March 4th. Holiday Recess from December 18th to Jenuary 7th. June 3d. t ‘$4 per week.: 160 Students the past year. For Catalogues, Etc. Address, SPECIAL NOTICE. N OTIC# ta herety given that C.J, ; NAFFZIGER has this day formed a copartoership with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under thé firm name of And will continue the Retail Meat business } at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly on hand the. very best of = ATS OF ALL KINDS, SAUSAGE, HAMS, . BACON ana LARD, os All persons indebted to JACOB NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts atthe above named place of business. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874. Furniture! Furniture B. JOHNSON, No. 92 Main Street, Grass Vahey, Has just received the Largest and Finest Stock of Furniture ever brought into the County of Nevada, which will be sold at Prices Astonishingly Low! The Stock consists in part of Fine Parlor Sets, ; Fine Bed Room Sets Beds and Bedding, and every/ thing else usually kept in a _ Furniture for Cottages and Offices, of the most durable kind for a little money. Iecan suit every taste and every purse in selling ‘Furniture, Call and see my Goods. B, JOHNSON. Grass Valley, April 30. “Valuable Real Estate, For Sale. tu, THE Property, on Broad Street, == known ab t @ ‘*Hoel Place,” adjoining N.P. Brown's, is offered for ' sale on favorable terms. ‘The lot is 180 feet front and 160 feet deep. On the premises there is a good hoses tod every variety of fruit trees, vines, etc. The whole ora portion of the above property will be sold. The property can ensily be divided into three lo ther particulars “p y to “. M, WALLING, A Real Extate Agent. duly 14th, 284. Dissolution. NHE partnership heretofore exiating between J. 5, Holbrook. and Flora B. Holbrook is this day dissolved by mutusl ‘consent. Having sold émtour business in the Grocery Store, partics knowing themselves indebted to us are r quested to come forward and settle their accounts immedible of over twentyFears standing. He was cured in ten-days. Prof. Williaed Parker of New Yorx, Col. the Hospital to be supplied with Bethesdé Water. oo Its curative properties proven in bundreds of well authenticated cases. For further information apply for circu‘BELL & ‘BELDEN’S, ately. ' It is competent for either party to Collect bills and receipt for tle same, J.8. HOLBROOK. ; FLORA B, HOLBROOK. . Nevada, July 22, 2874, i DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon, FFICE ON BRUAD STREET, adjoizO ing the _Theutre. . vevads, June h, 1874, Something New. hes undersigned has been appointed sole agent for the sale of the celebra. Barnett’s Zinc and Platina Pens These Fens are now used almost universally : they ape warranted non corrosive,. ” Price $2 50 per groes. Samples gratis. .Augl-lw «Get. W. WELCH. 7 Agents for Bethesda Water. POSSIBLE RATES and I warrant.. 4 S¥ery—articleas recommended. 1 ‘would . . ~ Fall Term. beging August 19th. ‘Closes . «. November 4th. Spring Term beging March 10th, »Closés . ~ Board and Furnished Room, J. &C.J NAFFZIGER, . Store-of this-kind:——-—— ‘. CROCKERY of 60x160. For fur. A UST RECEIVRD STANTLY ON HAND AND KEPT CON A J oor] ae aa LARGE STOCK OF . HEAVY AND SHELF’ HARDWARE, PLoOws,9) net _. Implements, _ AT THE OLD STAND, ; Opposite the ‘Union Hotel, MAIN § TREE, IRON AND STEEL, -WHEELBARROWS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves _—— ‘Stop There! ‘GREAT CHANGE HAS y 4 a id ee [AS ON WAND THE FINEST” STOGR-eP : DRY & FANCY GOODs, ' To be found in Nevada Gounty. Everything you canthink of -in this Tine can be # found at this Elegunt Store. The Stock of DRESS GOODS! CANNOT BE EXCELLED: . + : Tho New and:-Beautiful Styles of. . Hats, Millinery Goods, &e. ARE SUPERB. ee “Made to order and Tarred. Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows *. GLASS & PUTTY. . —_ WHITE LEAD, Linseed,Lard and Castor Oil. a Sole Agent os the. — AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern: Agent for the WEED SEWING MACHINE ¥ \. DHE BEST MADD, Always in stock, BPOOL OOTTON, SILKE; AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines in née. Agent for A. 8, Hallidie's WIRE-ROPE! At Manu facturers’-Prices and Freight. WOODEN and WILLOW AND ‘GLASS WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS, , Call and Examine my prices : ‘Before making purchases elsewhere. . CAN SAVE COIN \\J. By Doing So.» Won nayrann, ssn of Tin Ware made and Repaired. ‘GAS AND WATER PIPE of. all kinds always on band and connections made with the City Water Works. W. H, CRAWFORD, . HYDRAULIC PIPE) 4 lowest rates. ordinary inducements. offeyed to purchasers, _ To Country Purchasers, a ty, when visiting’ this city, should by a)t meang call at the elogan! establishment.t A, GOLDSMITH, if they wish te secureGREAT BARGAINS, . a _ Harry Spaniar, Salesman. NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— , Justice of the Peace, =f EARCHING REGURDS, ABSTRACTIN re) w . bh ded to, Accounts collected, ~ Also Agent for: . PACIFIO FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDON. a : Parties desiring to’ BELL, PURCHASE On RENT PROPERTY will find it to‘their ac vantage to call at. my office, Office No 62: Broad Street, Ner City. ; DR. LEONARD, “ DENTISY, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN, part of Nevada County, Send name xt place of residence, DENTISFTRY, DR. A. CHAPMAN, wor respectfully inform tho pec. ple of this city and vicinity that be has resumed his profession a. ed an Offivein the Transcript Building, ON COMMPRCIAL STREET. Bain wud leary And is now prepared to do anything and ev erything in the line of Deutistry uud patie. . faction guaranteed. Office Hours frou 9A. M. to 12 M. aod from 1 to6 P. M. ‘ Nevada, April 7th, 1874. OUR RESTAURANT. — 7 REMOVED ‘TO be Commercial Street, J. H. HAMILTON, Prop’r,, MEALS served up in all styles and at the “itut all hopes, wit Scott’s Flat Saw Mill Company , JppArevacriacns of all kinds of LUMBER, FENCING, FLOORING AND DRESSED SIDING. _. Ordérs left at Smith & Mills office, Puiv Street, will be promptly attendeu to iy SMITH & MILLS To Wood Men, EALED BIDS tur ine delivery of Thirty WK Thrée cords of four foot Dry Oak Wood corded up and measured in the Court Hour. jard, will be received by the County Clere up to August 16th, 1874, at HOOD v1 Bald day ‘The wood to be delivered On or before Sey ist, 1974. ‘fhe right to reje t any und ali bids being reservea. By ordir Bowra &. pervisors, JOUN PATLISUON, County Cis Neva a, Inly 40, 1°74 Order of the isasleru o.ar, HNUAL ELECTION. The Annus} Flection for otticers of bvangeline Chapter, No 9, A. K.of £.5, willtake place at Manonie Ital, in this city, on ' Friday Evening, Aug. 7th. A full attendsuce of members is deviren. 217 and 29 Main Street. . .By order. MMS, MMILY HOLM, Mateo Mes © @: BosspMan, Suc. &i Ea r) Full upper or under géte of Teeth . <a> vo FANENLPLAGE f-A. GOLDSMITH, — Persons from tho upper part of he coun J. M. WALLING, 8 prepared todo DENTAL WORK Mor ,. in “Transcript Block.” . YOU TRY IT! a AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten & The New Goods and the Extra. S