December 12, 1879 (4 pages)

SS Ft 3 Fe TOSS sae i a impact sonia smn pn Fore PN hig sn a ee No. 1086. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Usrrep States Laxp Orricz, } ‘fiacramento, Cal., December 4, 1879. 4 OTICE is hereby given that the Deadwood Mining Company, @ corporation . duly organized and existing under the laws . of the State of California, whose Post Otfice . Mineral Citation. Usrrsp States Laxp Orrice, } Sacramento, Cab., Dec. 6, 1879. “f 0 ali whom it may concern: Whereas, on the 2ist day of March, 1865, the: Plat of . Townsnip 16 North, Range 9 Eastewas filed in the U. 8. Land Office, and by Commissioner's Letter, dated December 2d, 1871, S40f SW j, NE-+4 of SW } arid SW 3 of SE . of Section z, in Township 16 North, Range ¥ East, is to is Névada City, Nevada County, Cal., has 1. treated as mineral in character until the made application for Patent for the ‘‘Deadwood Gold Quartz Mine,” bearing gold, fifteen hundred (1500) linear feet in length, ‘with surface ground six hundred feet in width Willow Valey Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field noteson file in this office, as follows, vias : Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Oommencing at stake marked D. M. No. . 1 on centre line Of lode know. as Deadwood . 2; thence var. 18 East, N. 219 W. 4.54,to! . contraryis proved, after due notice, and . whereas John A, Church, who filed Pre-empi tion Declaratory Statement, No. 4952,for said . land, kas now applied to offer proof aq to the . agricultural character thereof, and proof in support of his claim thereto, and po . fiied his notice of intention to: make final secure final entry thereof, as requiredby law, and named 8 $ Luey of Nevada County, and George W,, Jones of Nevada county, as his -witnesses; therefore notice is hereby given, ; KEYSTONE MARKET, Commercial Street, Nevada City. “PROPRIETOR. ‘Having again taken possession of the KEYSTONE MARKET, and put it in fine stake marked D. M. No, 2; thence N 69% £, . thatthe 15th day of January, 1380, at 11 . condition, 1 om st SO — the pub10.47 to Slate Creek, 4 links wide bearing S . 8° W, 22.72 to stake marked D, M. No. 3; thenoé S. 21 E. 3.24 to Deadwood Creek 3 feet wide, bearing 8. GOS W. 4.54 to stake marked D. M. No. 4 on centre line of Deadwood ledge 8.20 to crossing of mill road 9.08 to stake marked D. M. No. 5; thence 8, 69° W. 2.00 to crossing of mill road 2.72 offsét of 9.35 chains to mill road on left ¢ide; 5.22 cuts mill road which*runs along line to 6.62 mill pwad bears to left; 7.65 crosses fence bearing N.16> W; 8,14 cuts house; 8.37 cuta house 5. W. corner; 8,72 crosses fence bearing N 2 W; L.00 offset of OP .50’ chains to right to shaft; 11.90 crosges fence; 13.59 offset of O° SY chains to right to corher of fence; 13.70 eroases fence; 13.92 to crossing of mill road; 18.72 offset of 0.90 chains to right to confiaence-of Slate and Deadwood-Creeks; 20.72 offset of OF 10° to right to Deadwood Ureek; 22.72 to stake marked D. M. No, 10; thence N. 21° W.0.10 to crossing of Deadwood Creek 4 feet wide; 4.54 to stake marked D, M. No, 1, point of commencement, containing 20.63 acres, and designated as Lot Ko. 58 in Section 9, Township 16 North,, Range 9 East. Said location was made by Oharlés W. Kitts, December 21st, 1874, and was recorded in the county records of Nevada county. Adjeining claimsare the Murchie plaver, and the Omega, Oriental and Lecompton quartz mines. all persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing heteot. 45 EDWARD F. TAYLOR, Register. Notice to Contractors. CIEALED PROPOSALS for the work ot -K) grading and mavadamizing Union street, from Main» to Broad street,according to specfioations filed with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada,will be receivod by the Clerk of said Board up to and inlading the sixteenth day of December,1879, at7 o'clock P.M, The Board reserves the “ht to reject any and all Bids, Passed December 4th 1879. J, ©, LOCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. k6 ~~ Revised Ordinance No. 44, : ‘An Ordinance to prevent Animals runnieg at large in the night time, and, trespassing upon any private enclosure within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, « TYNHE Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby ordain as follows: svetion 1. No Animals shall be permitted to run at large within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, in the nightytime, between the hours of eight o’cloek Pp. M. and 6 ‘e'Mook A. M. Any animal found trespassing upon any private enclosure in this City inthe day or night time, may be taken up by any person and committed to the custody of the City tiarshal, who shall hold the same subject to #sine demands for daimages ag prescribed in said Ordinance for the pounding of Animals ‘running at large in the night time. . Sectiom2, Section 1 of Ordinance No. 44, revised May 23d,1878,is hereby repealed. Passed November 20th, 1ag9.J, ©. LOUCKI.IN, President, K. Casprr, Clerk. n22 United States Land Ottice. SACRAMENTO, CAL., Oct, 28, 1879. '7YVO al whom it may concern: Whereas, dL onthe 2ist day of June, 1867; the Pleat “af Township No.17 North,Range No. 12 East, was filed in the above named office, and whereas, on the 28th day of October, 1879, Alvert C. Shaw, whose P. O. address is San Francisco City and County, Cal., filed in the Register's Ollice of this District his application, No. 13, for the N }of SE4, and N } of SW } of Section 14, in ssid Township No. 17 North, Range No, 12 East, under the Actiof June 3d, 1878, entitled ‘‘An Aet for the s&le e der the firm name of Gay . o'clock, A. M., has been fixed as the tite, . ith and this office as the place, for te hearing . }¢ ¥! of proof relating to the character of said land, and the validity of his claim thereto Witness my harid the day and. year first above written. ee dg EDWARD F. TAYDOR, Register. ~ Revised Ordinanee No. 7. HE Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby ordain.as folldws : j Section"15. Keepers or owners of Laundries conducted wichin the limits of the City of-Nevada, whére three or more persons shail be engaged therein, ,shall pay a license of Ten Doliars per quatter for carrying on or conducting the same. Section 15 of Ordinance No. 7, passed November 20th, 1879, is hereby repealed. Passed November 24th, 13:9. : J. C. LOUKLIN, President. K. Casrer, Clerk. — : nz6 Dissolution. HE partnership heretofore existing un4 he 4 ford & obingon, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding debts are payable to Géo, C. Gaylord who will receipt thereror and pay all legal demands against the firm. GEO, ©. GAYLORD,: R. E, ROBINSON, Nevada City, Nov. 21st, 1879. a7 Dissolution Notice. fT\HE co-partnership formerly existing between ‘f. P. Crandall and D. KR. MeKiliican, under the firm name of T. P. Crandall & Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The business will hereafter be conducted ‘by ‘I, P. Crandall who will assume all liabilities and ccllect all debts of the former copartuership. tT. P, CRANDALL, ; D. R. McKILLICAN, North Bloomfield, Dec. Ist, 1579. Notice. PT\HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders T of the Z Omega Water and Mining Co., Will be held at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., at the office. of Hon. Niles Searls, on MONDAY, the 12th day of January, 1830, ab 3 o'clock FP. M. R. W. TULLY, Secretary. November 29th, 1879. Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. TIME TABLE. NO. 5. HE Company reserve the right to vary . . the same, as circumstances guire. To take effect Thursday, Oct. 24th, 1875. GOING SOUTH, Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A. M. and leaves Grass Valley at 6.30 A, M. arrives at Colfax at 6:45 A. M, Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at ll A. M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:30 A. M,. Train No. 6, leaves Nevada at 4:20 P. M., leaves Giass Valley at 4:50 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6:05 P. M. : GOING NORTH. _ Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7:20 A. M leaves Grass Valley at 8:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada 9:20 A. M. Train No. 4 (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P. oM., agrives at Nevada at 3:10 P, M, ‘Train No. 6.leaves Colfax at 6:45 P. M, leaves Grass Valley at 8:13 P. M., arrives at of Timber lands in the States of California, Nevada at 8:42 P.M, Oregon, Nevada,and Washington ferritory,” and has now applied to enter the same, alkiging it to be more valuable for Timber than other rposes, therefore you will take notice, that under cirewlar instructions from the Conmnissioner of ‘the General Land ‘Office, dated August 13, 1873, we have fixed “the 9th day cof January, A. dD, 1880, at 11 a’clock A. M., for the hearing of proofs to de‘termine the character of said lands In witness whereof, we have hereunto set . ” eur hand the day and year first. above writton, EDWARD F, 'RAY.UOR, Register. United Statcs hand @ORicc. SACRAMENTO, Gat., October 28, 1879. O alPwhom it may concern: Whereas, on tne 2ist day of March,.1803, the plat oat Township No, 16 North, Range No, -9 Mast, was filed in the-above named alfice, end whereas, an. the Yth‘iday of October, 1879, Thomas Shurtleff, whose P. O. address is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal, filed » ins the Reylster’s otfive vf tis Disttict hie application, No. Ul, for the N } of N& }and NE } of NW fof Bectiou 10 in Township No. 16 North, Range Na, :? Kast, under the Act of June 3d, leis, ontitled *‘An Act for the sale of timber landsin the Statesof Culifornia, Oregon, Nevadafiand Washington Territory,” and has now applied’ to. enter the same, alleging it tobemors vamatiie for Timber than other purposes, therefore yout will take netice that under ‘circular instruc tions from the Commissioner of the General Tand Odice, dated August 13th, 187s, we have fixed the 8th day of January,. 1850, at 19 o'clock, a. M. “for the hearing of proofs to ‘ dotermine the character of said lands, before the County Clerk of Nevada county, at his allicein Nevada City, In witness whervol, we have hereunto sey oar hand the day and year fitst above writ ten, EDWARD F. TAYLOR, nl-td Register. Revised Ordinance No. 7, An Ordinagce regulating the issue of Licencas. Conviction nof to exempt from payment of Licenses, “Lieensing of Laundries, JHE Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby or ain-as follows: Section 1, If shall notbe>lawful for any person or persons within the corporate limiby. of the City of Neyada td pursue any calling or transact any -Dusiness hereinafter mentioned, until they have taken out a Liewnse therefor, and paid for the same ag ‘hereinafter provided ; and {Gr every violation ot this Ordinanve the party offending shall bo subject to a penal y of not less.than Ten ‘orcunore than One Hundred Dollars, or be imprisoned in the City Priveamot to exceed * Ten days, The conviction ant punishment of any per3m for transacting any: business’ without a iicense, shall not exeuse or exempt such per“aan «roru the payment of any License due or unpaid at the time vf such eenviction, Soction 15, .Keepecs_or owners of Laun_ dries employing two persons’ and over, shall pay a License of Ten Dollara_per quarter for oaufrying on or conductiag thé'same. Section 16. Section 1 of Ordinance No, 7 : y passed March 2ist, 1864, is hereby repealed. Passed November ath, 1879. J, U. LOCKLLN, President. « K. Casper, Clerk & 22 aBes . Train No, 2 ec + vects daily at Nevada with stages for North ban Juan, and on Tuesdays Thursdays sod Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No.6 connects daily with stages from North San Juap, and on Mondays, ene and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, ‘General Superintendent. = = ——] ==] CZ bi Lad == . S tsa es & =a Leese NEVER B The Machines can be seen in successful aperation At the Murchic Quartz Mine, Where they give the very best satisfaction. For description and testimonials address ADAMS & CARTER, Agents for Pacific Coast, ' 99 California st., San Francisco, Ox, unti furthernctice, ‘Sinton Motel, NEVADA. CITY, “New Dentistry Rooms. Office, over Mrs. .J, E. Johnston's Furniture Store, on Commereial Street, ol4 John ‘Scnner. Sr. DBALER IN roceries and Provisiena, CASE GOODS, VEGETABLES, &e. may re. : Commercial Street. i % The Finest Quality of i ae =a VEAL, PORK, MUTTON,CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK,SAUSAGE MEAT, Etc., Etc., And a Chéice Quality of PURE AND CLEAN LARD, My Own Manufacture, For Sale in quantities to suit. Eean and will offer to customers greater inducements than caa be found claewhere in Nevada County. Cattle Wholesale and Retail to Country Dealers. Call and Exam.ne my Supply. CHAS. KENT. Nevada City: Sept, 17th, 1879. CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET SAE ee NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: : Be PE PRESTON crc ciccess anes President aM, POMS a atenecc cosas Vice President JOHN T. MORGAN.Cashier and Secretary —DIRECTORS:— Dra. R. M. Hunt. Joun T. Morean, Gro, M. Huenss, T. W. Sigourney. NILES SEARLS. L. Housman, E. M. Preston, && Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex change. ax Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. 47 Highest Price Paid for State and County Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sricramento, San Franelsco, San Jose, “Los Angeles. Also Sell Exchange on all the Pringjpal European Cities, 5 r Make Collections an transact a General Banking Business. ~ be —CORRESPONDRNTS— -. New Yorx—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Gold Bank SAcKAMENTO—National Gold Bank of Db. O, Mills & Co, San Josk—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los ANextes—-Commervial Bank, Fire Insurance Agenc f. J. ROLFE, SCCCEASOR TO -§ B. DAVENPORT, ACENT FOR THE N@MMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COXPANY OF LONDON, Capits!. . . $12,500,006 UNION INSURANCE CO. of San Francisco, INSURANCE CO, of North America, Phila adelphia. PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Philadelphia. AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE CO. of St. Leuis, ALSO: AGENT FOR THK Traveler's Accident and Life Insarance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut, Ofice—Over Beckman's Saloon, Corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. nl4 Stumpf's Hotel acd Restaurant, Broad &t., above Pine, Nevada City. F. A.ZILERMAN, Prop’r. = THE CUISINE Beow DEPARTMENT 1s under the direction of a First Class Cook’ and the Tables’will be supplied with the Bes the Market affords. Meals at all-bours of the day. Board by the Month, Week or Day at Rea sonable Prices. ; Speeial Dinwers or Suppers for Organiza ns or Private Partics a specialty, and gottio up on Short Notice and at a Low Figure, te ine and Wines Liquors to order. Nata oni hea tec Rireeey 5 soy thet ibe nen ae R. M. HUNT, M. D., A DING PHYSICIAN. FFICE—PINE STREET, Rear of WW. D. AJ Vinton's Drog Store, ‘CHAS: KENT, . GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. The Great English Remedy. TRADE MARK. MARK. An unfailing eure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Impotency,.and all Diseases that follow, asa sequence of Self-Abuse; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption anda Premature Grave. * : £27 Full particulars in our pamphlet,which We desire to send free by mail toevery one. fa The “pecifie Medicine is sold by all druggists at $1 per package, or six packages for $5, or will-be sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing THE GRAY: MEDICINE ©0., No. 10 Mechanics’ Block, Detroit, Mich. @aF Sold in Nevada City by all Druggists. Redingten & Co, Wholesale Agents. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ! CHENG WING STARCH POLISH ! a Good bye John Chinaman ! AVERYROPY in the land can do their E own Wash'ng and Ironing, and give the clothes that beautiful and glossy appearance that is so attractive to Clothes that are done 41 up by Chinamen. If the Ladies of Nevada City do not believe it let them go to BRAND & BASSETT’S And buy a Ten Cent Rox of the Polis), and try it. Weare confident they will ne er be without it again. Did ~ WAARBLE WORKS. HOWARTH & MORRISON, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF MARBLE . —AND—GRANITE WORK, Monuments, Headstones, Tombstones, etc. —aLso— Scotch Granite Monuments. MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. n30 Opposite Fisher's Tin Shop. Something New in Nevada! FRUIT -< —-AND—~ CONFECTIONERY DELPoOoT, \J AEN STREET. opposite Union YoSVE tel, and sdjoining Leyg’s Hardware Sbore,. B. SANGUINETTI the wbove place for the sale of Bresh Fruits, Vegetables, Confec. %e tionery, ete. etc. mentoand San Jose, L receive daily by Express, the cheicest products of the gardens store in the p.quntains. CHOKE FRENCH CANDIES Are kept constantly on band and sold at the lowest prices, GROCERLES. I have just received a Choice and Fresh stock-of Groceries and Provisions, which wi'l be sold at the lowest market, prices. Toys for the Children. An entirely. mew stock of Beautiful Toys just received. B. SANGUINETTI, Nevada City, June 28th. : Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000. ‘Principal Office—305 California St., . SAN FRANCISCO. ese IRFSURANC€CE ONLY. J. F. Hovewtos, President. Gro, H. Howarpb, Vice President Cuarirs H, Story, Secretary. N. B. Eopy, Marine Secretary. H. H, Biornow, General Manager. R. H, Macapl, Genera, Agent, Grass Valley Branch fer Nevada Co. *RUSTEES : DAVID WATT, __‘T. W. SIGOURNEY. 4. B. BRADY, Manager. — OrricE—MAIN STRFET,GRASS VALLEY. AMERICAN. MEAT MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. , In Transcript Block. JAMES MONRO, Propricter, boa CODTEAETEY ON HAND THE Vv Beef, Pork, Muften, Veal, Corn Beet, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada City thet he has opened a Store a, Having agencies at San Francisco, Sacraand orehards below, in advange of any other MACHINERY’ FOR SALE AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY. One 12 = 24 in Engine, new, heavy. One 12 x 24 in do second hand. ~ One 10 x 20in do new. One 8 x i6in do with boiler ing and pump gear; nearly new, compet One 8x 16 in Engine, nearly new. Three 8 in Cornish Pumps. "Two 6in do do One 5in do do Two 4in do do © One 6 in Plunger. #, 6 and 4 inch Columr. Water Gates from 4 to 22 inch. Three Quartz Mills, 30.Stamps, all in xood order. : One Quartz Mill, Stamps, suitable for prospecting. “Two Flue Boilers, 36 in diameter x 20 fect, @ne do do 386in do x12do Two Tubular Boilers, 36 in diam x 12 feet, with fire fronts, ‘breetchins, smoke stacks and grate bars. Three Hoisting and Pumping Gear. Second hand Saw Mill» Machinery, com plete. Cireular and Cross Cut Saws. Cars, second hand Mining Tools, etc., etc., and@ variety of articles wo numerous to . MRS, J. E. JOHNSTON’ CHEAP FURNITURE story, COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA CITY Prices Reduced. wt, BED ROOM SETS. tay PARLOR SETS, Spring and Top Mattresses Bedding, Curtains, Bed Lounges, very latest s cyles, And everything to be found in Furniture Store, & ast class _oParticular attention is ailed to the KITCHEN C/A.BINETThe most complete an’, desirable (ix Furniture e\ a ins entek’ ean Everything in my Store will be salg ——theaper taan they cam be pur. chased anywhere else in the , Moenrtains. : a2 Call and exawuine goods and prices, 028 MES. J. E. JQUANSTOX, ~=_ mention. ALL WILL BE SOLD AT LOW RATES. GE®O, G. ALLAN. Union Hotel. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. ae augl9 THIS WELL-KNOWN AND PoPthe.) ULAR HOTEL situated on Main gitt] Street, inthe y of Nevada, has” iz been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first-class style, and is always Open for the reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and every bed in the Hou. has a spring mattrass. As 3 desirable, quiet place for the weary, the UNION offers superior inducements. THE TABLES OF THE' UNION Will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and all filled with the very best the market affords. . CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the best Billiard Tables to.be found in the State, The UNION enjoys the reputation of b ing the best Hotel in the Mountains, and the Propiietor is determined tokeep jt-so. JACOB NA¥¥FZIGER. . National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA €/fTY. THI8 WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ag rr always ope» for the accommodation 14 of the Traveling Public, Large adERY ditions having been made to it, and 4t has beén fitted up in elegant style. THE SLEEPING ROOMS are large, airy aac comfortable. THER TABLE wil compare favorably with } that of any Hotel in the State, The propiietor wiJl spare no pains or expense to render his rnests comfortable. ; STAGES leave this House daify for all plaes North of this city. A CARRIAGE will always besfound at the Depot to convey passengers to this House.BILLIARD TABLES AND BAR connected with the Hotel. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicted. . : C. E. PEARSON, Proprietor. Fert. & Nevece W458, Empire. Livery Stable. wane BROAD STREET.. -NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exghange Hotel. fe Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that he has now the largest Lot of HMarses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. : The Horses are free fromvice, of good style and capable of going as fast gs any gentleman caves to drive. 5 arCarriages for Funeralsatéended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses alwayson hand «Horses boarded by the day, week orsnonth avd fue greatest of care guaranteed. LD. WELLINGTON Luetje and Brand, WATCHMAKEES and -JEWEELERS, BROAD ST opp. opp. CHRIS. NAFEZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THE Umion Market, NEVADA (CIty HAS NOW ON HAXD of Lats! ewn manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantitiesto suit. —HE ALSO — + HAS HAMS AND BACON, The Rest to be had in .the County. Ot his own manufacture. He also keepson hand, atall times, the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL ; SAUSAGES, ETC. _ Give me acall ifyou want something nice in my iine. W. F. Engiebright, Creare ENGINEER, —AND— OFrFFICE —County.8: . . Court House. wk strat hes cin sa — SNITEP STATES DEP. SERYEYOR} F. ‘Von BUELOW, M. D., peewee AND SURGEON, ——— a OF¥IGE IN BELDEN’S BBUG STORE, Masonic Building. Residence—_Mam Street, epposite Sehoo! yHquse, Nevala City, = . . ene (ire a EATING'S COLGE LOZEXERs: The Great bricish Remédy! Thea is unqusstionably vo other reme. dy so certain in iis effects. Asty: ma, Winter Cough, Brox. chitis, aud diseases of ‘ibe Throat alike yield to its infy: ence. The highest, medical test. mony states no better cure for. these com plaints exists (now proved by over hali 4 century’s experience). um, morphia or any violent drug. Keate ine’s Couch. hazenges, .prepared *by "FHOMAS KEATING, London, Britain ang sold by ail druggists. Agents for the Pacific Coast, KEDINGION’& CO. and CHARLEY ANGLEY & CO,, Saa. Francisca, nj They contain no opi New Saw Mill, At Rock Creck, Mi. EL. & D. MARSH, Propricters. “HE NEW MILL at Rack Creek, is com fh. pleted and we are now ready to fill ail orders for Building or Mining. Lumber, All kimds of Luniber kept constantly og hand. Orders lett at the ottice on Boulder Street, "will be picN py auercea te. a: PHILIP RICHARDS, Ne. 39 Main Strect..Nevada City, Ge BUST BOUGHT AND SOLD Bullion Disconnted, Advances made on Gold Dust, or Bubion ter Coinage atthe Mint. fhecks on San Francisce. Correspondent—F. Prxton & Co., succes sor oi Swiss-American Lank, San Frara ieco Wate iinmedl B20. ccc cc op 0dss can $852, JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Mal» Street, Nevada City, Gal. ¥OLL ANuy ORES co ever, description % REFINED, MELTED and ASS2 ‘ED. “By Request, Gald Bars Exchenged fer Coin. Eleetro-Plating in Goid or Silver. Johnson & Cross, oa and Counselors at Law. OFFICE—Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. H. 8S. Bradley, Civil Exgineer, —AND— U.S. Deputy Surveyor. Nevada City, Cal. J. M. Walling, A tterney and Counselor at Law. A .—AND— NOTARY PUBLE. a OFFICE —On Pine Street, first door below Jobn Javx’s Store. z Will practice inall the Courts of thin Stave EDWARD MULLER. TEACHER OF MUSIC, —ALSO— French. and German] Lapousges Taught. > ESIDENCE— Junction Bread wud Com \& mercial Streets, Nevada City. Grit, ~ FRUIT, VEGETABLE,MEAT MARIXET John H.-Harrison, Proprietor. LWAYS ON HAND and for sale st the Lowest Rates, Vegetables, Fruit, Meats, Fish, Eggs, ete. nas A. FOUARD'S, (Fram Paris, France,) FANCY.STEAM DYE HOUSE, AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, FFICY at residenee of Mrs. M. W.Dave® port, corner Pine and Spring streets, NEVADA CITY: Suk Broteen, Ribbons, Hat Feather filoves, Cloth Fant, etc., Clean ed or Dyed, and made to * took like new. é COUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIALTY. Special oftce for Ladies. STEAM DYE AGENCY, OF SACRAMENTO. F. M. SCHMIDT, Tailor, FDINE STREET. next door to Vinten’ Drug Store, Nevada, is prepared to 4)¢ All kinds of Fabrics, In the Lest Manuer and on Short Notice Also ali kinds of GENTLEMEN’S CARMENTS Dyed, Cleaned, Scoured and Renovated, —BY THE— ° New French Process, Ae And warranted to give satisseceson. Bl . Nevada * Regular Mi ening at 7: Broad stree Good Temp F. F. Fs < Manzan ‘Meets eve .©'cloek in Nevada Ci eordially ir J. J. W NEVAI WA ~Bu DRUGS : ME REC ded oR NIGH ‘Gene tnelus Glove, a Queen I CA There MONEY Hypving tl ape ae ene we IC . — tum nov sucet 7T Groce Pr Ten p I pay Gash, 071 what ls WHI Bl —— Veg rqyvil F) Any It 1 color, qut. . disea: _

SS Ft 3 Fe TOSS sae i a impact sonia smn pn Fore PN hig sn a ee No. 1086. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Usrrep States Laxp Orricz, } ‘fiacramento, Cal., December 4, 1879. 4 OTICE is hereby given that the Deadwood Mining Company, @ corporation . duly organized and existing under the laws . of the State of California, whose Post Otfice . Mineral Citation. Usrrsp States Laxp Orrice, } Sacramento, Cab., Dec. 6, 1879. “f 0 ali whom it may concern: Whereas, on the 2ist day of March, 1865, the: Plat of . Townsnip 16 North, Range 9 Eastewas filed in the U. 8. Land Office, and by Commissioner's Letter, dated December 2d, 1871, S40f SW j, NE-+4 of SW } arid SW 3 of SE . of Section z, in Township 16 North, Range ¥ East, is to is Névada City, Nevada County, Cal., has 1. treated as mineral in character until the made application for Patent for the ‘‘Deadwood Gold Quartz Mine,” bearing gold, fifteen hundred (1500) linear feet in length, ‘with surface ground six hundred feet in width Willow Valey Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field noteson file in this office, as follows, vias : Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Oommencing at stake marked D. M. No. . 1 on centre line Of lode know. as Deadwood . 2; thence var. 18 East, N. 219 W. 4.54,to! . contraryis proved, after due notice, and . whereas John A, Church, who filed Pre-empi tion Declaratory Statement, No. 4952,for said . land, kas now applied to offer proof aq to the . agricultural character thereof, and proof in support of his claim thereto, and po . fiied his notice of intention to: make final secure final entry thereof, as requiredby law, and named 8 $ Luey of Nevada County, and George W,, Jones of Nevada county, as his -witnesses; therefore notice is hereby given, ; KEYSTONE MARKET, Commercial Street, Nevada City. “PROPRIETOR. ‘Having again taken possession of the KEYSTONE MARKET, and put it in fine stake marked D. M. No, 2; thence N 69% £, . thatthe 15th day of January, 1380, at 11 . condition, 1 om st SO — the pub10.47 to Slate Creek, 4 links wide bearing S . 8° W, 22.72 to stake marked D, M. No. 3; thenoé S. 21 E. 3.24 to Deadwood Creek 3 feet wide, bearing 8. GOS W. 4.54 to stake marked D. M. No. 4 on centre line of Deadwood ledge 8.20 to crossing of mill road 9.08 to stake marked D. M. No. 5; thence 8, 69° W. 2.00 to crossing of mill road 2.72 offsét of 9.35 chains to mill road on left ¢ide; 5.22 cuts mill road which*runs along line to 6.62 mill pwad bears to left; 7.65 crosses fence bearing N.16> W; 8,14 cuts house; 8.37 cuta house 5. W. corner; 8,72 crosses fence bearing N 2 W; L.00 offset of OP .50’ chains to right to shaft; 11.90 crosges fence; 13.59 offset of O° SY chains to right to corher of fence; 13.70 eroases fence; 13.92 to crossing of mill road; 18.72 offset of 0.90 chains to right to confiaence-of Slate and Deadwood-Creeks; 20.72 offset of OF 10° to right to Deadwood Ureek; 22.72 to stake marked D. M. No, 10; thence N. 21° W.0.10 to crossing of Deadwood Creek 4 feet wide; 4.54 to stake marked D, M. No, 1, point of commencement, containing 20.63 acres, and designated as Lot Ko. 58 in Section 9, Township 16 North,, Range 9 East. Said location was made by Oharlés W. Kitts, December 21st, 1874, and was recorded in the county records of Nevada county. Adjeining claimsare the Murchie plaver, and the Omega, Oriental and Lecompton quartz mines. all persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing heteot. 45 EDWARD F. TAYLOR, Register. Notice to Contractors. CIEALED PROPOSALS for the work ot -K) grading and mavadamizing Union street, from Main» to Broad street,according to specfioations filed with the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada,will be receivod by the Clerk of said Board up to and inlading the sixteenth day of December,1879, at7 o'clock P.M, The Board reserves the “ht to reject any and all Bids, Passed December 4th 1879. J, ©, LOCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. k6 ~~ Revised Ordinance No. 44, : ‘An Ordinance to prevent Animals runnieg at large in the night time, and, trespassing upon any private enclosure within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, « TYNHE Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby ordain as follows: svetion 1. No Animals shall be permitted to run at large within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, in the nightytime, between the hours of eight o’cloek Pp. M. and 6 ‘e'Mook A. M. Any animal found trespassing upon any private enclosure in this City inthe day or night time, may be taken up by any person and committed to the custody of the City tiarshal, who shall hold the same subject to #sine demands for daimages ag prescribed in said Ordinance for the pounding of Animals ‘running at large in the night time. . Sectiom2, Section 1 of Ordinance No. 44, revised May 23d,1878,is hereby repealed. Passed November 20th, 1ag9.J, ©. LOUCKI.IN, President, K. Casprr, Clerk. n22 United States Land Ottice. SACRAMENTO, CAL., Oct, 28, 1879. '7YVO al whom it may concern: Whereas, dL onthe 2ist day of June, 1867; the Pleat “af Township No.17 North,Range No. 12 East, was filed in the above named office, and whereas, on the 28th day of October, 1879, Alvert C. Shaw, whose P. O. address is San Francisco City and County, Cal., filed in the Register's Ollice of this District his application, No. 13, for the N }of SE4, and N } of SW } of Section 14, in ssid Township No. 17 North, Range No, 12 East, under the Actiof June 3d, 1878, entitled ‘‘An Aet for the s&le e der the firm name of Gay . o'clock, A. M., has been fixed as the tite, . ith and this office as the place, for te hearing . }¢ ¥! of proof relating to the character of said land, and the validity of his claim thereto Witness my harid the day and. year first above written. ee dg EDWARD F. TAYDOR, Register. ~ Revised Ordinanee No. 7. HE Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby ordain.as folldws : j Section"15. Keepers or owners of Laundries conducted wichin the limits of the City of-Nevada, whére three or more persons shail be engaged therein, ,shall pay a license of Ten Doliars per quatter for carrying on or conducting the same. Section 15 of Ordinance No. 7, passed November 20th, 1879, is hereby repealed. Passed November 24th, 13:9. : J. C. LOUKLIN, President. K. Casrer, Clerk. — : nz6 Dissolution. HE partnership heretofore existing un4 he 4 ford & obingon, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding debts are payable to Géo, C. Gaylord who will receipt thereror and pay all legal demands against the firm. GEO, ©. GAYLORD,: R. E, ROBINSON, Nevada City, Nov. 21st, 1879. a7 Dissolution Notice. fT\HE co-partnership formerly existing between ‘f. P. Crandall and D. KR. MeKiliican, under the firm name of T. P. Crandall & Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The business will hereafter be conducted ‘by ‘I, P. Crandall who will assume all liabilities and ccllect all debts of the former copartuership. tT. P, CRANDALL, ; D. R. McKILLICAN, North Bloomfield, Dec. Ist, 1579. Notice. PT\HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders T of the Z Omega Water and Mining Co., Will be held at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., at the office. of Hon. Niles Searls, on MONDAY, the 12th day of January, 1830, ab 3 o'clock FP. M. R. W. TULLY, Secretary. November 29th, 1879. Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. TIME TABLE. NO. 5. HE Company reserve the right to vary . . the same, as circumstances guire. To take effect Thursday, Oct. 24th, 1875. GOING SOUTH, Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A. M. and leaves Grass Valley at 6.30 A, M. arrives at Colfax at 6:45 A. M, Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at ll A. M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:30 A. M,. Train No. 6, leaves Nevada at 4:20 P. M., leaves Giass Valley at 4:50 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6:05 P. M. : GOING NORTH. _ Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7:20 A. M leaves Grass Valley at 8:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada 9:20 A. M. Train No. 4 (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P. oM., agrives at Nevada at 3:10 P, M, ‘Train No. 6.leaves Colfax at 6:45 P. M, leaves Grass Valley at 8:13 P. M., arrives at of Timber lands in the States of California, Nevada at 8:42 P.M, Oregon, Nevada,and Washington ferritory,” and has now applied to enter the same, alkiging it to be more valuable for Timber than other rposes, therefore you will take notice, that under cirewlar instructions from the Conmnissioner of ‘the General Land ‘Office, dated August 13, 1873, we have fixed “the 9th day cof January, A. dD, 1880, at 11 a’clock A. M., for the hearing of proofs to de‘termine the character of said lands In witness whereof, we have hereunto set . ” eur hand the day and year first. above writton, EDWARD F, 'RAY.UOR, Register. United Statcs hand @ORicc. SACRAMENTO, Gat., October 28, 1879. O alPwhom it may concern: Whereas, on tne 2ist day of March,.1803, the plat oat Township No, 16 North, Range No, -9 Mast, was filed in the-above named alfice, end whereas, an. the Yth‘iday of October, 1879, Thomas Shurtleff, whose P. O. address is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal, filed » ins the Reylster’s otfive vf tis Disttict hie application, No. Ul, for the N } of N& }and NE } of NW fof Bectiou 10 in Township No. 16 North, Range Na, :? Kast, under the Act of June 3d, leis, ontitled *‘An Act for the sale of timber landsin the Statesof Culifornia, Oregon, Nevadafiand Washington Territory,” and has now applied’ to. enter the same, alleging it tobemors vamatiie for Timber than other purposes, therefore yout will take netice that under ‘circular instruc tions from the Commissioner of the General Tand Odice, dated August 13th, 187s, we have fixed the 8th day of January,. 1850, at 19 o'clock, a. M. “for the hearing of proofs to ‘ dotermine the character of said lands, before the County Clerk of Nevada county, at his allicein Nevada City, In witness whervol, we have hereunto sey oar hand the day and year fitst above writ ten, EDWARD F. TAYLOR, nl-td Register. Revised Ordinance No. 7, An Ordinagce regulating the issue of Licencas. Conviction nof to exempt from payment of Licenses, “Lieensing of Laundries, JHE Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do hereby or ain-as follows: Section 1, If shall notbe>lawful for any person or persons within the corporate limiby. of the City of Neyada td pursue any calling or transact any -Dusiness hereinafter mentioned, until they have taken out a Liewnse therefor, and paid for the same ag ‘hereinafter provided ; and {Gr every violation ot this Ordinanve the party offending shall bo subject to a penal y of not less.than Ten ‘orcunore than One Hundred Dollars, or be imprisoned in the City Priveamot to exceed * Ten days, The conviction ant punishment of any per3m for transacting any: business’ without a iicense, shall not exeuse or exempt such per“aan «roru the payment of any License due or unpaid at the time vf such eenviction, Soction 15, .Keepecs_or owners of Laun_ dries employing two persons’ and over, shall pay a License of Ten Dollara_per quarter for oaufrying on or conductiag thé'same. Section 16. Section 1 of Ordinance No, 7 : y passed March 2ist, 1864, is hereby repealed. Passed November ath, 1879. J, U. LOCKLLN, President. « K. Casper, Clerk & 22 aBes . Train No, 2 ec + vects daily at Nevada with stages for North ban Juan, and on Tuesdays Thursdays sod Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No.6 connects daily with stages from North San Juap, and on Mondays, ene and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F. KIDDER, ‘General Superintendent. = = ——] ==] CZ bi Lad == . S tsa es & =a Leese NEVER B The Machines can be seen in successful aperation At the Murchic Quartz Mine, Where they give the very best satisfaction. For description and testimonials address ADAMS & CARTER, Agents for Pacific Coast, ' 99 California st., San Francisco, Ox, unti furthernctice, ‘Sinton Motel, NEVADA. CITY, “New Dentistry Rooms. Office, over Mrs. .J, E. Johnston's Furniture Store, on Commereial Street, ol4 John ‘Scnner. Sr. DBALER IN roceries and Provisiena, CASE GOODS, VEGETABLES, &e. may re. : Commercial Street. i % The Finest Quality of i ae =a VEAL, PORK, MUTTON,CORNED BEEF, PICKLED PORK,SAUSAGE MEAT, Etc., Etc., And a Chéice Quality of PURE AND CLEAN LARD, My Own Manufacture, For Sale in quantities to suit. Eean and will offer to customers greater inducements than caa be found claewhere in Nevada County. Cattle Wholesale and Retail to Country Dealers. Call and Exam.ne my Supply. CHAS. KENT. Nevada City: Sept, 17th, 1879. CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET SAE ee NEVADA CITY Paid up Capital $30,000. OFFICERS: : Be PE PRESTON crc ciccess anes President aM, POMS a atenecc cosas Vice President JOHN T. MORGAN..Cashier and Secretary —DIRECTORS:— Dra. R. M. Hunt. Joun T. Morean, Gro, M. Huenss, T. W. Sigourney. NILES SEARLS. L. Housman, E. M. Preston, && Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex change. ax Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion. 47 Highest Price Paid for State and County Warrants. DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sricramento, San Franelsco, San Jose, “Los Angeles. Also Sell Exchange on all the Pringjpal European Cities, 5 r Make Collections an transact a General Banking Business. ~ be —CORRESPONDRNTS— -. New Yorx—First National Bank. San Francisco—First National Gold Bank SAcKAMENTO—National Gold Bank of Db. O, Mills & Co, San Josk—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los ANextes—-Commervial Bank, Fire Insurance Agenc f. J. ROLFE, SCCCEASOR TO -§ B. DAVENPORT, ACENT FOR THE N@MMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COXPANY OF LONDON, Capits!. . . $12,500,006 UNION INSURANCE CO. of San Francisco, INSURANCE CO, of North America, Phila adelphia. PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE CO. of Philadelphia. AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE CO. of St. Leuis, ALSO: AGENT FOR THK Traveler's Accident and Life Insarance Company, of Hartford, Connecticut, Ofice—Over Beckman's Saloon, Corner Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City. nl4 Stumpf's Hotel acd Restaurant, Broad &t., above Pine, Nevada City. F. A.ZILERMAN, Prop’r. = THE CUISINE Beow DEPARTMENT 1s under the direction of a First Class Cook’ and the Tables’will be supplied with the Bes the Market affords. Meals at all-bours of the day. Board by the Month, Week or Day at Rea sonable Prices. ; Speeial Dinwers or Suppers for Organiza ns or Private Partics a specialty, and gottio up on Short Notice and at a Low Figure, te ine and Wines Liquors to order. Nata oni hea tec Rireeey 5 soy thet ibe nen ae R. M. HUNT, M. D., A DING PHYSICIAN. FFICE—PINE STREET, Rear of WW. D. AJ Vinton's Drog Store, ‘CHAS: KENT, . GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. The Great English Remedy. TRADE MARK. MARK. An unfailing eure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Impotency,.and all Diseases that follow, asa sequence of Self-Abuse; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or Consumption anda Premature Grave. * : £27 Full particulars in our pamphlet,which We desire to send free by mail toevery one. fa The “pecifie Medicine is sold by all

druggists at $1 per package, or six packages for $5, or will-be sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing THE GRAY: MEDICINE ©0., No. 10 Mechanics’ Block, Detroit, Mich. @aF Sold in Nevada City by all Druggists. Redingten & Co, Wholesale Agents. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ! CHENG WING STARCH POLISH ! a Good bye John Chinaman ! AVERYROPY in the land can do their E own Wash'ng and Ironing, and give the clothes that beautiful and glossy appearance that is so attractive to Clothes that are done 41 up by Chinamen. If the Ladies of Nevada City do not believe it let them go to BRAND & BASSETT’S And buy a Ten Cent Rox of the Polis), and try it. Weare confident they will ne er be without it again. Did ~ WAARBLE WORKS. HOWARTH & MORRISON, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF MARBLE . —AND—GRANITE WORK, Monuments, Headstones, Tombstones, etc. —aLso— Scotch Granite Monuments. MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. n30 Opposite Fisher's Tin Shop. Something New in Nevada! FRUIT -< —-AND—~ CONFECTIONERY DELPoOoT, \J AEN STREET. opposite Union YoSVE tel, and sdjoining Leyg’s Hardware Sbore,. B. SANGUINETTI the wbove place for the sale of Bresh Fruits, Vegetables, Confec. %e tionery, ete. etc. mentoand San Jose, L receive daily by Express, the cheicest products of the gardens store in the p.quntains. CHOKE FRENCH CANDIES Are kept constantly on band and sold at the lowest prices, GROCERLES. I have just received a Choice and Fresh stock-of Groceries and Provisions, which wi'l be sold at the lowest market, prices. Toys for the Children. An entirely. mew stock of Beautiful Toys just received. B. SANGUINETTI, Nevada City, June 28th. : Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA, CAPITAL $300,000. ‘Principal Office—305 California St., . SAN FRANCISCO. ese IRFSURANC€CE ONLY. J. F. Hovewtos, President. Gro, H. Howarpb, Vice President Cuarirs H, Story, Secretary. N. B. Eopy, Marine Secretary. H. H, Biornow, General Manager. R. H, Macapl, Genera, Agent, Grass Valley Branch fer Nevada Co. *RUSTEES : DAVID WATT, __‘T. W. SIGOURNEY. 4. B. BRADY, Manager. — OrricE—MAIN STRFET,GRASS VALLEY. AMERICAN. MEAT MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City. , In Transcript Block. JAMES MONRO, Propricter, boa CODTEAETEY ON HAND THE Vv Beef, Pork, Muften, Veal, Corn Beet, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada City thet he has opened a Store a, Having agencies at San Francisco, Sacraand orehards below, in advange of any other MACHINERY’ FOR SALE AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY. One 12 = 24 in Engine, new, heavy. One 12 x 24 in do second hand. ~ One 10 x 20in do new. One 8 x i6in do with boiler ing and pump gear; nearly new, compet One 8x 16 in Engine, nearly new. Three 8 in Cornish Pumps. "Two 6in do do One 5in do do Two 4in do do © One 6 in Plunger. #, 6 and 4 inch Columr. Water Gates from 4 to 22 inch. Three Quartz Mills, 30.Stamps, all in xood order. : One Quartz Mill, Stamps, suitable for prospecting. “Two Flue Boilers, 36 in diameter x 20 fect, @ne do do 386in do x12do Two Tubular Boilers, 36 in diam x 12 feet, with fire fronts, ‘breetchins, smoke stacks and grate bars. Three Hoisting and Pumping Gear. Second hand Saw Mill» Machinery, com plete. Cireular and Cross Cut Saws. Cars, second hand Mining Tools, etc., etc., and@ variety of articles wo numerous to . MRS, J. E. JOHNSTON’ CHEAP FURNITURE story, COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA CITY Prices Reduced. wt, BED ROOM SETS. tay PARLOR SETS, Spring and Top Mattresses Bedding, Curtains, Bed Lounges, very latest s cyles, And everything to be found in Furniture Store, & ast class _oParticular attention is ailed to the KITCHEN C/A.BINETThe most complete an’, desirable (ix Furniture e\ a ins entek’ ean Everything in my Store will be salg ——theaper taan they cam be pur. chased anywhere else in the , Moenrtains. : a2 Call and exawuine goods and prices, 028 MES. J. E. JQUANSTOX, ~=_ mention. ALL WILL BE SOLD AT LOW RATES. GE®O, G. ALLAN. Union Hotel. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. ae augl9 THIS WELL-KNOWN AND PoPthe.) ULAR HOTEL situated on Main gitt] Street, inthe y of Nevada, has” iz been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first-class style, and is always Open for the reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and every bed in the Hou. has a spring mattrass. As 3 desirable, quiet place for the weary, the UNION offers superior inducements. THE TABLES OF THE' UNION Will compare favorably with any Hotel in the State, and all filled with the very best the market affords. . CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard Room has the best Billiard Tables to.be found in the State, The UNION enjoys the reputation of b ing the best Hotel in the Mountains, and the Propiietor is determined tokeep jt-so. JACOB NA¥¥FZIGER. . National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET, NEVADA €/fTY. THI8 WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ag rr always ope» for the accommodation 14 of the Traveling Public, Large adERY ditions having been made to it, and 4t has beén fitted up in elegant style. THE SLEEPING ROOMS are large, airy aac comfortable. THER TABLE wil compare favorably with } that of any Hotel in the State, The propiietor wiJl spare no pains or expense to render his rnests comfortable. ; STAGES leave this House daify for all plaes North of this city. A CARRIAGE will always besfound at the Depot to convey passengers to this House.BILLIARD TABLES AND BAR connected with the Hotel. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicted. . : C. E. PEARSON, Proprietor. Fert. & Nevece W458, Empire. Livery Stable. wane BROAD STREET.... -NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exghange Hotel. fe Proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that he has now the largest Lot of HMarses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. : The Horses are free fromvice, of good style and capable of going as fast gs any gentleman caves to drive. 5 arCarriages for Funeralsatéended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses alwayson hand «Horses boarded by the day, week orsnonth avd fue greatest of care guaranteed. LD. WELLINGTON Luetje and Brand, WATCHMAKEES and -JEWEELERS, BROAD ST opp. opp. CHRIS. NAFEZIGER, PROPRIETOR OF THE Umion Market, NEVADA (CIty HAS NOW ON HAXD of Lats! ewn manufacture, NEW LARD, Which he offers for sale in quantitiesto suit. —HE ALSO — + HAS HAMS AND BACON, The Rest to be had in .the County. Ot his own manufacture. He also keepson hand, atall times, the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL ; SAUSAGES, ETC. _ Give me acall ifyou want something nice in my iine. W. F. Engiebright, Creare ENGINEER, —AND— OFrFFICE —County.8: . . Court House. wk strat hes cin sa — SNITEP STATES DEP. SERYEYOR} F. ‘Von BUELOW, M. D., peewee AND SURGEON, ——— a OF¥IGE IN BELDEN’S BBUG STORE, Masonic Building. Residence—_Mam Street, epposite Sehoo! yHquse, Nevala City, = . . ene (ire a EATING'S COLGE LOZEXERs: The Great bricish Remédy! Thea is unqusstionably vo other reme. dy so certain in iis effects. Asty: ma, Winter Cough, Brox. chitis, aud diseases of ‘ibe Throat alike yield to its infy: ence. The highest, medical test. mony states no better cure for. these com plaints exists (now proved by over hali 4 century’s experience). um, morphia or any violent drug. Keate ine’s Couch. hazenges, .prepared *by "FHOMAS KEATING, London, Britain ang sold by ail druggists. Agents for the Pacific Coast, KEDINGION’& CO. and CHARLEY ANGLEY & CO,, Saa. Francisca, nj They contain no opi New Saw Mill, At Rock Creck, Mi. EL. & D. MARSH, Propricters. “HE NEW MILL at Rack Creek, is com fh. pleted and we are now ready to fill ail orders for Building or Mining. Lumber, All kimds of Luniber kept constantly og hand. Orders lett at the ottice on Boulder Street, "will be picN py auercea te. a: PHILIP RICHARDS, Ne. 39 Main Strect...Nevada City, Ge BUST BOUGHT AND SOLD Bullion Disconnted, Advances made on Gold Dust, or Bubion ter Coinage atthe Mint. fhecks on San Francisce. Correspondent—F. Prxton & Co., succes sor oi Swiss-American Lank, San Frara ieco Wate iinmedl B20. ccc cc op 0dss can $852, JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, Mal» Street, Nevada City, Gal. ¥OLL ANuy ORES co ever, description % REFINED, MELTED and ASS2 ‘ED. “By Request, Gald Bars Exchenged fer Coin. Eleetro-Plating in Goid or Silver. Johnson & Cross, oa and Counselors at Law. OFFICE—Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. H. 8S. Bradley, Civil Exgineer, —AND— U.S. Deputy Surveyor. Nevada City, Cal. J. M. Walling, A tterney and Counselor at Law. A .—AND— NOTARY PUBLE. a OFFICE —On Pine Street, first door below Jobn Javx’s Store. z Will practice inall the Courts of thin Stave EDWARD MULLER. TEACHER OF MUSIC, —ALSO— French. and German] Lapousges Taught. > ESIDENCE— Junction Bread wud Com \& mercial Streets, Nevada City. Grit, ~ FRUIT, VEGETABLE,MEAT MARIXET John H.-Harrison, Proprietor. LWAYS ON HAND and for sale st the Lowest Rates, Vegetables, Fruit, Meats, Fish, Eggs, ete. nas A. FOUARD'S, (Fram Paris, France,) FANCY.STEAM DYE HOUSE, AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, FFICY at residenee of Mrs. M. W.Dave® port, corner Pine and Spring streets, NEVADA CITY: Suk Broteen, Ribbons, Hat Feather filoves, Cloth Fant, etc., Clean ed or Dyed, and made to * took like new. é COUNTRY ORDERS A SPECIALTY. Special oftce for Ladies. STEAM DYE AGENCY, OF SACRAMENTO. F. M. SCHMIDT, Tailor, FDINE STREET. next door to Vinten’ Drug Store, Nevada, is prepared to 4)¢ All kinds of Fabrics, In the Lest Manuer and on Short Notice Also ali kinds of GENTLEMEN’S CARMENTS Dyed, Cleaned, Scoured and Renovated, —BY THE— ° New French Process, Ae And warranted to give satisseceson. Bl . Nevada * Regular Mi ening at 7: Broad stree Good Temp F. F. Fs < Manzan ‘Meets eve .©'cloek in Nevada Ci eordially ir J. J. W NEVAI WA ~Bu DRUGS : ME REC ded oR NIGH ‘Gene tnelus Glove, a Queen I CA There MONEY Hypving tl ape ae ene we IC . — tum nov sucet 7T Groce Pr Ten p I pay Gash, 071 what ls WHI Bl —— Veg rqyvil F) Any It 1 color, qut. . disea: _