December 13, 1874 (4 pages)

nced Ar: ag nts. to leave Be Who: 1 Cards are mar~ ildren’s pare his™ Parlors edals at ed if his': Portraits” vith his, > ) are at ite Lick tgomery ancisco. rCR, sINEER UGHTS £B. Ore ve, Grass jou. . ml i Work h and 7 O. Mon ~ c. Wo ‘Marbl c done Je LAGE. ‘G MEN’ 1d Abuses _ Imped-. ¥ method yle reme-free, in ARD AS-ith street “ml having a \duct and . +s he StockNEVADA. 14, ‘ity, at 7 ., Sec’y. © t Lay, 3 Block, 8. eet long, 3: y gear. [. J. Booth . feet long, ns, Track every thing 88 mize.— nd in good .N, Nevada . ol IN, [UTTON » CORNED tor Cash.— the Nevada has opened d Street. re, ll kinds of istry, in the old, Silver Satisfaction ice of Work. sired. ee IND, on, zens of residence 0: corner. #t9 COUNTY . A CITY, }, 800, R.W. Tully, AH. Parser, ae collateral. se. and Coun id at Regular a discounted. told Dnst or ~ + tLe Min 8 received,agenniie $a ty. ndon and Germn, Globe In alifornia, 3, Sacramento rginia City. ill“be allowe Depdsannum. Lis G ent. r distance can # hnd solicits ~~ SF 7 Q we . The Bee’s authority in. such matters -we have enquiréd further iate the “periments mide ‘show that'the tree rather rejoices iu ‘who lives up in the highest regions B. Brady and John. Parker have. “procure trees for transplanting. _ erops of pears. . ending December Lith, Miss Alice ‘Hola Gillespie, Sallic. Barr, Surah "Lynd, Katy M. Williams, Jas. Dow The Duily Trans script * . WNVADA QITY, Cab. N. . P. BROWN. . B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON,Pro rietors. Aaa nct MENITOS TRANSPLANTED Curestxut TREES.— The Sacramento Bee, a few weeks “ago, remarked that chestnut trees would not ‘live after transplanting. kd eros: is generally good. Had ‘some sérub newspaper made the ‘suggestion! we would net-have-noticed ‘it; nor would . niiitter. But coming from the source it did we were induced te make an investigation, “Chestnut trees will easily live after trausplanting.\ Exs ai vin. Grass Valley the operation of transplanting. John Rogers, the well known engineer, of the town, has some growing chegtnut trees, one of which has been transplanted no less than three times. Gale Compton, of this office ‘has two of those trees.thatwere _ shipped actoss ‘the Continent, and made a slow trip, and yet are growing. A. chestnut trees that. are flourisuing after being. transplanted. .All these trees are on about the highest ground in the town of Grass Valley.’ Persors who want such timber and the nuts thereof need not hesitate to Wee hope to hear of many of our fellow citizens going into the chestnut tree . business. Plant trees and give preference to the nut bearers.—G. V. Union. Stk eh eer f Four crops of pears fro one tree in one season, is one of those stories for which California 1s famous, but which people East seldom believe. ‘Any"od who will take the pains to walk out to near the Fast end of Neal street, in this town, can satisfy himself that such things do’ happen. Mr. Barker has a Winter Nelis pear tree in his orchard that has blossomed four separate and distinct times this year and now. has upon it four Only the first and second crops are perfect, the others being small and tmmature.—Foot Hill Tidings. Roll of, Honor. The following is the roll of honor in the Oakland school, for the month Chapman and J. G. O'Neil teachers: O'Donnell, Christina Riebold, Harry er, Lizzie Stenger; Mary O'Donnell, Thomas P. Byrng, Jacob Riebold, Lizzie Riebuld, Maggie Stenger, Mag.gie Sutton, Katie Richards, Mary ‘Sutton, Mary Riebold, Mary Denley, _— Dower, Ikie Waters. ~~ “Gesaeer Mrsw. -—We mush tiotied a few days ago that the Gilbert Mining Company had incorporated, sayd the Grasa Valley Union. They have gone regularly to work on their mine . . and Unclé John Bennett is Superin-. tqndent. cated in Deadman’s Flat, part of this district, near by where David and, Robert McCook and Elmer Sanford aro working s0 suceessfully. The. Gilbert has paid splendidly at every reiggeco . cf rotk from the mine. Preaching Sunday. Divine services will be held in the Methodist Church,Sunday morning at 11-0 ’clock, and in the evening’ at T o’clock. Sabbath. School at 2 o’clock PR. M. Mey; P. Y Cool . Paster. Preaching at the aaah Chureh . every Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours ef worship. Sabbath School immediately after morning services. , Rev. J. Sims, pastor. Services at the Episcopal church every Surday morning st 11 o’plock, Divine services ‘at the Catholic Church, Sunday morning at 10% o'clock. School at 2 o'clock, and _Vespery-at_ 7 7M Rev. Fatber Méagher, Pastor. ~ S Divine services will be held at the awit 2 BE. Church Sundsey morning at 11 o’clcek. ; ’ Services in the evening at 7 0 “clock. Rev, . festive lark was still snoring, and The Gilbert mine is lo-. ‘. hock, (four varieties, ) Sweet, WilSabbath, SanJuan Irems.—The following items are from the Times: An industrious citizen who lives hot over a thousand’ tniles from town arose, a few mornings ago, while the with a tia-bqcket under hisarm went to the barn to milk the ‘family cow, It was dark and rainy, and in ‘famb, ling about fer old Brindle, ke got into the wrong pew aud bégan to pail the off mule of his wagon team. He can’t remember now which side of the roof he we nt .out at, but. his recollection of alighting on thé picket fence is very vivid. He expects the bucket dows . iia few days. . Freight is “ow two cents per pound from Marysville. We havea small qhantity awaiting shipment at Marysville, for which Mr. Seely told us he would charge three. cents _ per pound to bring up. We told him to bring it. We learn that on Saturday last, the 5th instant, the. Milton Mining Company succeeded in getting. an abundance of water through their line of ditches -from Milton. Two thousand inches’ came—throngh on Saturday, and .hereafter they~ will have an abundant supply for all practical purposes. In «the beginning of the present week the Sweetland Creek, the Manzanita, the. Bedrock and the Milton mines commenced washing. The miners in. the lower part of this township wear abroad grin on their faces since the water has become so abundant, bho are happy, and Judge Bell is happy too. Mason Vance of New York has reappointed for Commissiouers of accounts; Howe and: Boland, summarily removed .by Major Havemey er before his death. SHADE & FRUIT TREES AND FLOWER PLANTS, * FOR SALE AT! _ FELIX GILLET’S NURSERY, NEVADA CITY. “Nrefted Rosesleaved Mulberry, -W standard trees with heads six feet from the ground, (a most beautiful Ornamental Shade tree)’ $6 per dozen. Seventyfive cents a tree tora less number. French Chesnut Freee, £ years old, $1 per tree. I Sieuietee Languedoc, (Soft Shell Almond Trees,) 75 cemts per tree. Peach Trees, four varieties, grafted per tree. Filbert Bushes, five imported varieties, twe' for 75 ccmta French Chagselas and TABLE GRAPE, VINES, 2 years old, 19 conts per vine. Ever Bearing Raspberry Plaats. (3 crops @ year,] $1 50 per dozen. ’ Stxavberry Plants, six varieties: $2 50 per dozen. Pear, Cherry ahd Chesnut Cattings, for grafting. 1 bod HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWER PLANTS, RAISED IN THE OPEN AIR. Pink, Carnation, Picotee, Pansy, Sweet Rocket, Lychnis, ‘HollyWihtay Orieptal Poppy.-Digitalis, ete., All of which will bloom for the first time and in all their glory next Summer. é : 2 a WweITe LILIES Five Bulbs for ot Cents. Orders can be left at ‘Barber Shop, Pine Strees. 8. G. Dorsey, Restor, . Muller. on the hard shell Almond . tree, 75 cents+ liam, Honesty Purple; Mammoth! Who is to Blame? The recent ~ McCormick, gests the querry, who is io blame fer-the accident, and fer his death; should it'result ‘from the accident? The shaft_he fell_into—if_ it it_is the one we think it is—is directly in the middie of the highway, and the beaten track gées within two or three feet of the edge. The hole is large encugh to let two or threé*horses into it, and yet. not ‘an, post or any thing ix placed around. We passed the place the morkiny before the Dr. met his accident, that there a person was liable-tg. fall or Griveinto it in a dark night. ‘Now the question is,-who is resp¥isible? ‘Can such a man-trap exist on . the highway ‘end no one be held to accountability? There are hundreds of places in, the county nearly as dangerous. After it is discovered a responsibility rests some where, they will be looked to, we presume, and not before. ‘The loss of such a manas Dr. MeCormiek will elicit some inquiry, as ‘to whether such places are allowed to exist right in highway. accident to Dr. > Programme of Excrcises, The programme of the Nevada City Literary Society, for Monday evening, Dec. 14th, is as follows:” ist. General business. 2ud, Vocak music, by Mrs. Bruce Lee. 3rd. Select’ reading—essay, by Miss Annie O’ Donnell. 4th. Vocal music by Mrs. €. W. Tozer. Sth. Debate; question—Resolved, That John C. Calhoun was a_ greater Statesman thep Daniel Webiter. Affirmative -J. M. Walling and E. H. Gaylord, Negatiye--B. J. Wat son.end D, 5. rowley. 6th. Decision on merits of debate by President, Geo. S: Happ. _ Tth. Decision on merits of question by thé audience. 8th. Vocal music by Mrs. Chas. Marsh. 9th, Instrumental music by Prof, Pasetciee, Express Wagot . A. B. CABLEY, § prepared to do Express Work of every I kind and transport Passengers to any part of the county. His stand is ia front of McCAULEY’S CIGAR STORE, . 411 orders promptly attended to. Sheriff's Sale. me directed and delivered issued out he County Court. in and for the County of Yuba, State of Cal on a judgment rendered in the Justice's Court of L, RK, Sellon, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and tor ‘the County of Yuba, State of California, bearing date Bept. 23d, 1874, on a judgment rendered in suid Court on the 9th day of September, 4874, in favor of Hayford, Hymes & Co. (said fimm doing busimess ih the town of Colfax, Placer County, Cualiforuia,) and aghinst J. W, Booth, for the sum of One Hundred and Nimety-sixand 82-100 do! lars, together with costs of suit taxed at $4 90 aud accruing costs. I have levied u all the right, title and interest of defendant in aud to the following described préperty, to-wit ; The Seuth West 1-4 af Rection "29, ‘Towns! ip 15, North Range 9 Last, situated in Grass Valle y fowusbip, Nevada County, California, on the road leading from Graes Valley to Colfax, tog so pe with all the tenements, improvements appurtenances thereunto belonging er UPeay wise appertaining. B* VIR CUE OF AN EXECUTION TO to public sale ell above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House deer, in the city of Nevada, om « BATURDAY, Jan Oth, 1875, . Between the houre 9 e'clocg, A,M and 6-o'clock, P. M. Given ‘auder my heud this llth day of December, 1874. G. W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Potter, vee Sheriff. ermine J. M. WALLING, ‘NOTARY. PUBLIC; Justice of the Peace. EARCHING REGORDS, ABSTRACTING Ss ANRDCONVEXAN G prawptly atten ded to,. Accounts collected. : dso Agent for: PACIFIC FIRE INSURANOK AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE TRACRARCE co. OF LONDOs hy Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok BEXT PROPERLY will find. it to their a0 vantage to call at my office. Office No G2 Broad Street, Nar 4 Nevada Cli, Dec. th, 187, ~ ba . we. EH, Craveford’s of Grass Valley,. sugHARDWARE! and remarked . . © sapien THE UNION HOTEL, Notice is hereby pen . thas I will expose . . Nevada County. Those or our friends who reside in COLUMN. — Heavy pig ' and Shelf PLOws --AND— AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS, At the Old Stand, MAIN STREET, Tron and Steel, : Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS ROPE BLOCYS & SHEAVES, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. ‘Rubber Hose, Belting, &c. GLASS AND PUTTY, LINSEED AND CASTOR: OIL. Sole Agent tor the Averill Chemical Point Mixed Ready for Use, Giant, Hercules and Eastern POWDER. AGENT. FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Go and see the new patent SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Best Ever Tnventeil. —ALSO— Imitation Marble MANTLE PIECES. MADE O¥ IRON. EQUALTO THE FINEST MARBLE And at HALF THE COST! and Willow Ware, Crockery and . + @lassware, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. And Evesything ta @ Piet Ciate HARDWARE STORE te Call and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere, and we will convince you that we sell eheaper than any other Hardware Store in the country eee send their exters to us by mail or esptess avd they will be promptly attended to. W. H. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, . NEVADA CITY: ‘hes Rio . December Ist., 1874 i AS JUST RECEIVED. ae me \~ CHEAPER Wooden ; * . market affurds, and well cooked and served. ET B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ‘NEVADA orry. c" \ i The "Largeat “and Choicest . Stock of Clothing, Fur. nishing Goods, &c. Ever seeniin the Mountains BELL &— LBLDEN Masonic Building, Cor “Pine & Commercial Streets, Stee St SE HOLESALE AND RETAIL ogrers ERS IN Drugs. Medicines, Mining Chem° : jeals, Patent Medicines, Se. 4 ‘ CHOICK PERFUMERY, AND WILL SELL THEM Than any anybody—consid“ering the quality of Goods.Attention is’ called to the GERMAN KNIT UNDERWEAR, imported by me ex-. pressly for this market. SEH MY. GOODS “AND PRICES . Beforc buying elsewhere, IF you Don” you WILL REGRET ae The stock parerare of the ‘Beat of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothing, andeverything usually found inj; ~~ ~~ a first-class Clothing Store. My Stock is 3 entirely new AND EMBRACES Blegant Fashionable SUITS, Not to be found at Any other Hotse! — New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments ! Nevada October at. 4 ‘UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY, eee Ira A. Eaton & C. H. Moore PROPRIETORS, ——e in search ofa desirable stopping place will find it greatly 2, ae bo their advantage to give us a tier a), The Table * supped with the best the ‘The Bar and billiard Roomsare supplied . : with the choicest of everything. The Hotel throughout is one of the best in the State. ‘The Rooms being all lavge, airy, and well furnished. To our old tricnds we have onl? to aska continuance of theie heretofore liberal patronege. To mew enes, we promive to doali in our power to please aud give entive wat isfaction, é BATON & MOORK,Nevade July 6th, 1674. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET...WEVADA CITY; R, B. GEN TRY, Proprietor. ways open for the secommodation of the Traveling Publie. Larye additivus huve been made te it,end it has been fitted up in elegant style: 'T be deeping lioomn are large, airy snd evinfortable, aud the Yeble will compere favuribly with thutef any Hotel pains mor eapeise fw rendes hig yucsty veuforteble. Stages for ell ports of the tate have theiy Offices at this Hovel. " [The Hease is kept cpen all night fos. the sccommodation of the lzaveling Public, Billiard Tubles se oad Baz connected withthe Motel. A share of Pablie Patronage mm enifotn fubly . solicited. BR. B. GENTRY, Proprius. _Revade, June Oth. ~ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, JAMES MONRO having opened a = Market on Comunervial street, ig pared to supply custom with the uality of Beef, Muttoa, Vork, Veal,Corned Corned Pork,eg. ut the lowes prices 3 THIS HOTEL is. now open . , in all ité branches, and those [* if hayes WELL KNOW" WOTEL 19 Al-}. inthe state, The Proprictor will spare no . , “YWOULET SOAPS, ‘TOILET: POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, ‘COMES, BRUSHES, &c. Ke, Kes A choice selectiotGe WINES, LIQUGRS, etc. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books BLANKBOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, S JUVENILES, _ NEW FYUBLICATIONS,. STATIONERY. Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note moe, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Drawing Bae Envelopes. is eae &o, &e Albums, : Gift Books, “ Serap Books, ‘. Violin : ‘Strings, WINDOW GLASS,. PAINT’ BRUSHES. Agents Pacific Mt Mutual Life In-. surance Co., of California BELL & BELDEN, New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. AS "opened a Cigar Stand, on ‘the com ner of Broad and Pin can be found a splendid assertment ‘ot Imported and Domestic Cigars. Also the fincss brands of _ CHEWING AND SMOKING ‘#0BACCO, PIPES, KTC., ETC, will be sold at the lowest market rates. The Telegraph Office has been, vYemeved to the new Cigar Storm. 903 " ARCHIE NIVENS., TAM’S OYSTER SALOON Pine Btreet, between, Broal and Consmer. Cink,’ Nevada City. returned from the Bay, whe he made arrangements to te Eaeternand California Gystors, Fresh every day, and served t ANTONIO TAM has late MG ceive upin anystyle desired, TIONEHY and NUTS of the freshest and choicest varieties, and dots of other GOOu things, which he desires the good peop of Nevads to cull and examine. . THE FINEST CIGARS, Te be found in this city are to be bad at hia OYSTER BALOON, and smokers are rea” “eall and ™ convinced of. tha Fasailies supplied ‘ait OYSTERS at’ their Lowses, by leaving orders at the SALOON, . sep hd ANTONIO TAM, NEW SAW. MILL, A? barca VALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is com“ pleted and weare now ready to all orders for Building or Mining Lumb All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Loulder Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, Pine Street will be poomety attended oe 4 ‘ botser~ bes Li& D Manse. 7, * 1 —4 Pianos, . Organs,, ; PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, The stock in of the choicest kind, and , Me aleo laid in a large stock of CONFAO~ A full lineof x; > Streets; whem. * * om. e a Ps * > Q FESR 1 OCS li A ITEES Fp SN TE PS ps WBE a sAasinjaceltieatite See

nced Ar: ag nts. to leave Be Who: 1 Cards are mar~ ildren’s pare his™ Parlors edals at ed if his': Portraits” vith his, > ) are at ite Lick tgomery ancisco.. rCR, sINEER UGHTS £B. Ore ve, Grass jou. . ml i Work h and 7 O. Mon ~ c. Wo ‘Marbl c done Je LAGE. ‘G MEN’ 1d Abuses _ Imped-. ¥ method yle reme-free, in ARD AS-ith street “ml having a \duct and . +s he StockNEVADA. 14, ‘ity, at 7 ., Sec’y. © t Lay, 3 Block, 8. eet long, 3: y gear. [. J. Booth . feet long, ns, Track every thing 88 mize.— nd in good .N, Nevada . ol IN, [UTTON » CORNED tor Cash.— the Nevada has opened d Street. re, ll kinds of istry, in the old, Silver Satisfaction ice of Work. sired. ee IND, on, zens of residence 0: corner. #t9 COUNTY . A CITY, }, 800, R.W. Tully, AH. Parser, ae collateral. se. and Coun id at Regular a discounted. told Dnst or ~ + tLe Min 8 received,agenniie $a ty. ndon and Germn, Globe In alifornia, 3, Sacramento rginia City. ill“be allowe Depdsannum. Lis G ent. r distance can # hnd solicits ~~ SF 7 Q we . The Bee’s authority in. such matters -we have enquiréd further iate the “periments mide ‘show that'the tree rather rejoices iu ‘who lives up in the highest regions B. Brady and John. Parker have. “procure trees for transplanting. _ erops of pears. . ending December Lith, Miss Alice ‘Hola Gillespie, Sallic. Barr, Surah "Lynd, Katy M. Williams, Jas. Dow The Duily Trans script * . WNVADA QITY, Cab. N. . P. BROWN. . B. J. WATSON. BROWN & WATSON,Pro rietors. Aaa nct MENITOS TRANSPLANTED Curestxut TREES.— The Sacramento Bee, a few weeks “ago, remarked that chestnut trees would not ‘live after transplanting. kd eros: is generally good. Had ‘some sérub newspaper made the ‘suggestion! we would net-have-noticed ‘it; nor would . niiitter. But coming from the source it did we were induced te make an investigation, “Chestnut trees will easily live after trausplanting.\ Exs ai vin. Grass Valley the operation of transplanting. John Rogers, the well known engineer, of the town, has some growing chegtnut trees, one of which has been transplanted no less than three times. Gale Compton, of this office ‘has two of those trees.thatwere _ shipped actoss ‘the Continent, and made a slow trip, and yet are growing.. A. chestnut trees that. are flourisuing after being. transplanted. .All these trees are on about the highest ground in the town of Grass Valley.’ Persors who want such timber and the nuts thereof need not hesitate to Wee hope to hear of many of our fellow citizens going into the chestnut tree . business. Plant trees and give preference to the nut bearers.—G. V. Union. Stk eh eer f Four crops of pears fro one tree in one season, is one of those stories for which California 1s famous, but which people East seldom believe. ‘Any"od who will take the pains to walk out to near the Fast end of Neal street, in this town, can satisfy himself that such things do’ happen. Mr. Barker has a Winter Nelis pear tree in his orchard that has blossomed four separate and distinct times this year and now. has upon it four Only the first and second crops are perfect, the others being small and tmmature.—Foot Hill Tidings. Roll of, Honor. The following is the roll of honor in the Oakland school, for the month Chapman and J. G. O'Neil teachers: O'Donnell, Christina Riebold, Harry er, Lizzie Stenger; Mary O'Donnell, Thomas P. Byrng, Jacob Riebold, Lizzie Riebuld, Maggie Stenger, Mag.gie Sutton, Katie Richards, Mary ‘Sutton, Mary Riebold, Mary Denley, _— Dower, Ikie Waters. ~~ “Gesaeer Mrsw. -—We mush tiotied a few days ago that the Gilbert Mining Company had incorporated, sayd the Grasa Valley Union. They have gone regularly to work on their mine . . and Unclé John Bennett is Superin-. tqndent. cated in Deadman’s Flat, part of this district, near by where David and, Robert McCook and Elmer Sanford aro working s0 suceessfully. The. Gilbert has paid splendidly at every reiggeco . cf rotk from the mine. Preaching Sunday. Divine services will be held in the Methodist Church,Sunday morning at 11-0 ’clock, and in the evening’ at T o’clock. Sabbath. School at 2 o’clock PR. M. Mey; P. Y Cool . Paster. Preaching at the aaah Chureh . every Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours ef worship. Sabbath School immediately after morning services. , Rev. J. Sims, pastor. Services at the Episcopal church every Surday morning st 11 o’plock, Divine services ‘at the Catholic Church, Sunday morning at 10% o'clock. School at 2 o'clock, and _Vespery-at_ 7 7M Rev. Fatber Méagher, Pastor. ~ S Divine services will be held at the awit 2 BE. Church Sundsey morning at 11 o’clcek. ; ’ Services in the evening at 7 0 “clock. Rev, . festive lark was still snoring, and The Gilbert mine is lo-. ‘. hock, (four varieties, ) Sweet, WilSabbath, SanJuan Irems.—The following items are from the Times: An industrious citizen who lives hot over a thousand’ tniles from town arose, a few mornings ago, while the with a tia-bqcket under hisarm went to the barn to milk the ‘family cow, It was dark and rainy, and in ‘famb, ling about fer old Brindle, ke got into the wrong pew aud bégan to pail the off mule of his wagon team. He can’t remember now which side of the roof he we nt .out at, but. his recollection of alighting on thé picket fence is very vivid. He expects the bucket dows . iia few days. . Freight is “ow two cents per pound from Marysville. We havea small qhantity awaiting shipment at Marysville, for which Mr. Seely told us he would charge three. cents _ per pound to bring up. We told him to bring it. We learn that on Saturday last, the 5th instant, the. Milton Mining Company succeeded in getting. an abundance of water through their line of ditches -from Milton. Two thousand inches’ came—throngh on Saturday, and .hereafter they~ will have an abundant supply for all practical purposes. In «the beginning of the present week the Sweetland Creek, the Manzanita, the. Bedrock and the Milton mines commenced washing. The miners in. the lower part of this township wear abroad grin on their faces since the water has become so abundant, bho are happy, and Judge Bell is happy too. Mason Vance of New York has reappointed for Commissiouers of accounts; Howe and: Boland, summarily removed .by Major Havemey er before his death. SHADE & FRUIT TREES AND FLOWER PLANTS, * FOR SALE AT! _ FELIX GILLET’S NURSERY, NEVADA CITY. “Nrefted Rosesleaved Mulberry, -W standard trees with heads six feet from the ground, (a most beautiful Ornamental Shade tree)’ $6 per dozen. Seventyfive cents a tree tora less number. French Chesnut Freee, £ years old, $1 per tree. I Sieuietee Languedoc, (Soft Shell Almond Trees,) 75 cemts per tree. Peach Trees, four varieties, grafted per tree. Filbert Bushes, five imported varieties, twe' for 75 ccmta French Chagselas and TABLE GRAPE, VINES, 2 years old, 19 conts per vine. Ever Bearing Raspberry Plaats. (3 crops @ year,] $1 50 per dozen. ’ Stxavberry Plants, six varieties: $2 50 per dozen. Pear, Cherry ahd Chesnut Cattings, for grafting. 1 bod HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWER PLANTS, RAISED IN THE OPEN AIR. Pink, Carnation, Picotee, Pansy, Sweet Rocket, Lychnis, ‘HollyWihtay Orieptal Poppy.-Digitalis, ete., All of which will bloom for the first time and in all their glory next Summer. é : 2 a WweITe LILIES Five Bulbs for ot Cents. Orders can be left at ‘Barber Shop, Pine Strees. 8. G. Dorsey, Restor, . Muller. on the hard shell Almond . tree, 75 cents+ liam, Honesty Purple; Mammoth! Who is to Blame? The recent ~ McCormick, gests the querry, who is io blame fer-the accident, and fer his death; should it'result ‘from the accident? The shaft_he fell_into—if_ it it_is the one we think it is—is directly in the middie of the highway, and the beaten track gées within two or three feet of the edge. The hole is large encugh to let two or threé*horses into it, and yet. not ‘an, post or any thing ix placed around. We passed the place the morkiny before the Dr. met his accident, that there a person was liable-tg. fall or Griveinto it in a dark night. ‘Now the question is,-who is resp¥isible? ‘Can such a man-trap exist on . the highway ‘end no one be held to accountability? There are hundreds of places in, the county nearly as dangerous. After it is discovered a responsibility rests some where, they will be looked to, we presume, and not before. ‘The loss of such a manas Dr. MeCormiek will elicit some inquiry, as ‘to whether such places are allowed to exist right in highway. accident to Dr. > Programme of Excrcises, The programme of the Nevada City Literary Society, for Monday evening, Dec. 14th, is as follows:” ist. General business. 2ud, Vocak music, by Mrs. Bruce Lee. 3rd. Select’ reading—essay, by

Miss Annie O’ Donnell. 4th. Vocal music by Mrs. €. W. Tozer. Sth. Debate; question—Resolved, That John C. Calhoun was a_ greater Statesman thep Daniel Webiter. Affirmative -J. M. Walling and E. H. Gaylord, Negatiye--B. J. Wat son.end D, 5. rowley. 6th. Decision on merits of debate by President, Geo. S: Happ. _ Tth. Decision on merits of question by thé audience. 8th. Vocal music by Mrs. Chas. Marsh. 9th, Instrumental music by Prof, Pasetciee, Express Wagot . A. B. CABLEY, § prepared to do Express Work of every I kind and transport Passengers to any part of the county. His stand is ia front of McCAULEY’S CIGAR STORE, . 411 orders promptly attended to. Sheriff's Sale. me directed and delivered issued out he County Court. in and for the County of Yuba, State of Cal on a judgment rendered in the Justice's Court of L, RK, Sellon, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and tor ‘the County of Yuba, State of California, bearing date Bept. 23d, 1874, on a judgment rendered in suid Court on the 9th day of September, 4874, in favor of Hayford, Hymes & Co. (said fimm doing busimess ih the town of Colfax, Placer County, Cualiforuia,) and aghinst J. W, Booth, for the sum of One Hundred and Nimety-sixand 82-100 do! lars, together with costs of suit taxed at $4 90 aud accruing costs. I have levied u all the right, title and interest of defendant in aud to the following described préperty, to-wit ; The Seuth West 1-4 af Rection "29, ‘Towns! ip 15, North Range 9 Last, situated in Grass Valle y fowusbip, Nevada County, California, on the road leading from Graes Valley to Colfax, tog so pe with all the tenements, improvements appurtenances thereunto belonging er UPeay wise appertaining. B* VIR CUE OF AN EXECUTION TO to public sale ell above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House deer, in the city of Nevada, om « BATURDAY, Jan Oth, 1875, . Between the houre 9 e'clocg, A,M and 6-o'clock, P. M. Given ‘auder my heud this llth day of December, 1874. G. W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Potter, vee Sheriff. ermine J. M. WALLING, ‘NOTARY. PUBLIC; Justice of the Peace. EARCHING REGORDS, ABSTRACTING Ss ANRDCONVEXAN G prawptly atten ded to,. Accounts collected. : dso Agent for: PACIFIC FIRE INSURANOK AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE TRACRARCE co. OF LONDOs hy Parties desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok BEXT PROPERLY will find. it to their a0 vantage to call at my office. Office No G2 Broad Street, Nar 4 Nevada Cli, Dec. th, 187, ~ ba . we. EH, Craveford’s of Grass Valley,. sugHARDWARE! and remarked . . © sapien THE UNION HOTEL, Notice is hereby pen . thas I will expose . . Nevada County. Those or our friends who reside in COLUMN. — Heavy pig ' and Shelf PLOws --AND— AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS, At the Old Stand, MAIN STREET, Tron and Steel, : Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS ROPE BLOCYS & SHEAVES, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. ‘Rubber Hose, Belting, &c. GLASS AND PUTTY, LINSEED AND CASTOR: OIL. Sole Agent tor the Averill Chemical Point Mixed Ready for Use, Giant, Hercules and Eastern POWDER. AGENT. FOR THE WEED SEWING MACHINE The Best Made. Go and see the new patent SPRING BED BOTTOM! The Best Ever Tnventeil. —ALSO— Imitation Marble MANTLE PIECES. MADE O¥ IRON. EQUALTO THE FINEST MARBLE And at HALF THE COST! and Willow Ware, Crockery and . + @lassware, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. And Evesything ta @ Piet Ciate HARDWARE STORE te Call and examine our prices before purchasing elsewhere, and we will convince you that we sell eheaper than any other Hardware Store in the country eee send their exters to us by mail or esptess avd they will be promptly attended to. W. H. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, . NEVADA CITY: ‘hes Rio . December Ist., 1874 i AS JUST RECEIVED. ae me \~ CHEAPER Wooden ; * . market affurds, and well cooked and served. ET B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ‘NEVADA orry. c" \ i The "Largeat “and Choicest . Stock of Clothing, Fur. nishing Goods, &c. Ever seeniin the Mountains BELL &— LBLDEN Masonic Building, Cor “Pine & Commercial Streets, Stee St SE HOLESALE AND RETAIL ogrers ERS IN Drugs. Medicines, Mining Chem° : jeals, Patent Medicines, Se. 4 ‘ CHOICK PERFUMERY, AND WILL SELL THEM Than any anybody—consid“ering the quality of Goods.Attention is’ called to the GERMAN KNIT UNDERWEAR, imported by me ex-. pressly for this market. SEH MY. GOODS “AND PRICES . Beforc buying elsewhere, IF you Don” you WILL REGRET ae The stock parerare of the ‘Beat of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothing, andeverything usually found inj; ~~ ~~ a first-class Clothing Store. My Stock is 3 entirely new AND EMBRACES Blegant Fashionable SUITS, Not to be found at Any other Hotse! — New Style of Gentlemen’s Under-Garments ! Nevada October at. 4 ‘UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET,NEVADA CITY, eee Ira A. Eaton & C. H. Moore PROPRIETORS, ——e in search ofa desirable stopping place will find it greatly 2, ae bo their advantage to give us a tier a), The Table * supped with the best the ‘The Bar and billiard Roomsare supplied . : with the choicest of everything. The Hotel throughout is one of the best in the State. ‘The Rooms being all lavge, airy, and well furnished. To our old tricnds we have onl? to aska continuance of theie heretofore liberal patronege. To mew enes, we promive to doali in our power to please aud give entive wat isfaction, é BATON & MOORK,Nevade July 6th, 1674. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.....WEVADA CITY; R, B. GEN TRY, Proprietor. ways open for the secommodation of the Traveling Publie. Larye additivus huve been made te it,end it has been fitted up in elegant style: 'T be deeping lioomn are large, airy snd evinfortable, aud the Yeble will compere favuribly with thutef any Hotel pains mor eapeise fw rendes hig yucsty veuforteble. Stages for ell ports of the tate have theiy Offices at this Hovel. " [The Hease is kept cpen all night fos. the sccommodation of the lzaveling Public, Billiard Tubles se oad Baz connected withthe Motel. A share of Pablie Patronage mm enifotn fubly . solicited. BR. B. GENTRY, Proprius. _Revade, June Oth. ~ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, JAMES MONRO having opened a = Market on Comunervial street, ig pared to supply custom with the uality of Beef, Muttoa, Vork, Veal,Corned Corned Pork,eg. ut the lowes prices 3 THIS HOTEL is. now open . , in all ité branches, and those [* if hayes WELL KNOW" WOTEL 19 Al-}. inthe state, The Proprictor will spare no . , “YWOULET SOAPS, ‘TOILET: POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, ‘COMES, BRUSHES, &c. Ke, Kes A choice selectiotGe WINES, LIQUGRS, etc.. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books BLANKBOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, S JUVENILES, _ NEW FYUBLICATIONS,. STATIONERY. Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Letter and Note moe, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, Drawing Bae Envelopes. is eae &o, &e Albums, : Gift Books, “ Serap Books, ‘. Violin : ‘Strings, WINDOW GLASS,. PAINT’ BRUSHES. Agents Pacific Mt Mutual Life In-. surance Co., of California BELL & BELDEN, New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. AS "opened a Cigar Stand, on ‘the com ner of Broad and Pin can be found a splendid assertment ‘ot Imported and Domestic Cigars. Also the fincss brands of _ CHEWING AND SMOKING ‘#0BACCO, PIPES, KTC., ETC, will be sold at the lowest market rates. The Telegraph Office has been, vYemeved to the new Cigar Storm. 903 " ARCHIE NIVENS., TAM’S OYSTER SALOON Pine Btreet, between, Broal and Consmer. Cink,’ Nevada City. returned from the Bay, whe he made arrangements to te Eaeternand California Gystors, Fresh every day, and served t ANTONIO TAM has late MG ceive upin anystyle desired, TIONEHY and NUTS of the freshest and choicest varieties, and dots of other GOOu things, which he desires the good peop of Nevads to cull and examine. . THE FINEST CIGARS, Te be found in this city are to be bad at hia OYSTER BALOON, and smokers are rea” “eall and ™ convinced of. tha Fasailies supplied ‘ait OYSTERS at’ their Lowses, by leaving orders at the SALOON, . sep hd ANTONIO TAM, NEW SAW. MILL, A? barca VALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is com“ pleted and weare now ready to all orders for Building or Mining Lumb All kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders left at the office on Loulder Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, Pine Street will be poomety attended oe 4 ‘ botser~ bes Li& D Manse. 7, * 1 —4 Pianos, . Organs,, ; PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, The stock in of the choicest kind, and , Me aleo laid in a large stock of CONFAO~ A full lineof x; > Streets; whem. * * om. e a Ps * > Q FESR 1 OCS li A ITEES Fp SN TE PS ps WBE a sAasinjaceltieatite See