December 20, 1868 (4 pages)

8 . : ¥ Bin e ) The Daily Teauscript, SUNDAY, ‘DEC, 20, 1868. : Ss == WueErE ARE MORTGAGES TAXARLE? —IMPORTANT Case: — An important . ase, involving the question whether mortgages are taxabié where the property is or where the holder ef the mortGage resides, was tried in the District Court, before Judge McFarland, yesterday. The facts are these : James Whartenby holds mortgages on property in San Francisco, to the amount of $112,000. Mortgages made there have, usually,a clause binding the mortgagor to pay taxes, and therefore, Mr, Whartenby,though adefendant, is not affected individually by the decision. These mortgages have all been taxed in San Francisco and have. also been taxed in this county, Mr. Whartenby being a resident. San Francisco claims that the mortgages are taxable there, and Nevada county that they are taxable where the holder resides. Suit was brought by this county for the taxes, J. BR, MeConnell appearing for plaintiff, and Judge Niles for defendant: The ase Was yesterday submitted, and .decided by Judge ‘MeFarland in favor of the county, he holding that mortgages are taxable where the mortgagor resider. Tlie case will be taken to the Supreme Court where this question will be fully settled. “If Judge McFarland’s decision is sustained it will make ‘quite a difference in favor.of outside counties, as much capital of the interior is invested dn mortgages: in San Francisco. ‘To ‘Nevada cbunty alone it will make a dif‘ference of several hundred thousand dollars inthe assessment roll. ‘THe Berrixe Casss.—Two betting gases have been decided in. the ‘District Gourt, «In the case of Sandere vs. Wobier, ‘the litter took an interest of $200-in's five hundred dollar bet made ‘by Grieg. The latter, was. garnisheed by Sanders, and notified Nesmith, the. stake holder, to give up the money, whi¢h he did, The case was decided ageinst the plaintiff, and the winaing parties got the money. In the other case, Dooling vs, McGrath, plaiatiff gained the sult, This latter was a bet of $500 a side,McGrath being the looser. After election Dooling sold his saloon ‘to McGrath, and immediately attached the stakes. The attachment was held to.be good and the money given to plaintiff, betting not being recognized by law. Cex: Fouances.-On the ist of May "last the Board of 'Trastees entered upon the discharge of their duties and the city debt amounted to $7 400, This débt resdited from ‘the extraordinary expense required for building and repairing bridges. The tax had pre~ viously bees 70 cents on each $100, and a bill.was passed by the last Legislature authorizing the city ‘to levy a special tax of fifty cents for two years, The Board of Trustees for the present Year only levied a special tax of thirty cents) making the total tax, including the Fire Fand tax $1'00 on each $100. It is. now estimated that the debt will be reduced to $1,500 by.the first of May next, and the Trustees are confident that in anotheriyear they will be able without levying any special tax to pay ae entirely, and have. surplus ‘to conduct the city affairs on a Aah basis. They propose to manage © with strict economy the affairs of the town ‘and to protect the interests of taxpayers, They live done remarkably well thus. far. /Pusrrtor Court, Dec. 19th—March vs March. Decree of divorce granted. -Cookerly vs Oates et als. Demurrer of McKinney ‘overruled and ten days given to answer. Cookerly vs Faul et als, Demurrer of the E. L, and Y. Canal Co, Consolidated sustainea and ten days given to answer. Demurrer of McKinney overtuled and ten days given to answer. The People vs Adolph Kacher, indicted for manslaugh'er, plead not guij_ Universe has recent! started, ac~ ording t whi the a rt show that the earth ha n formed ple ig eous. matter, which, in th first instance, issuing from the sun, subsequently passed the gaseous to the liquid state, and now passing the earth and all the other planets of ithe solar system are gradually approaching the sun, into which they 4 will all ultimately fall and be absorbed. . Hachange, Yes, it is new as the latest’ fashions ‘are new, simply because it has not been in vogue for some time and is a little different in the application, The phidosophérs of india and afterwards certain of the Greeks taught the # in relation to the world, and the new theory is only the application of the same doctrine to the: Universe. You can’t play that for new philosophy. THE Fort Wayne (Ind) Gazette tells of a certain farmer in Allencounty who two years ago, sold a farm, but would never tell even his wife what he did with the money received therefor About a month since the wife died, and a, few days afterward. the man followed her. The executors proposed to sell a lot of buckwheat, ‘and, while measuring it, found over $2,000 in gold and a quantity of silver coin underneath the grain, doubtless the proceeds of the sale of the farm two years before. TELEGRAPHIC despatchus from the United States to Great Britain have heretofore been communicated to English readers on what fs called a system of retardation, or the least: possible news at the last-possible moment. The returns ‘of the Presidential election of Nov. 8d, however, werefurnished in the London papers of November 4th, in the form of an intelligent’ summary, and Englishmen’are congratulating themselves that this unanticipated promptitude may be the sign of a. more energetic style of managing the transmission of news, a I PETROLEUM V. suggests that President Johyson apply for the Spanish throne. He says that his Excellency would be acceptable to the Spanish people, for he “hez all his life been puttin’ the Bourbon down.” ~~ a ” inactivity or negligence of her public functionaries have caused the necessity for a citizens’, Sanitary Committee, which is in daily session, with closed doors ; and which may work out some good thing to stay the plague. Tu& Grand Jury of Placer county, at its session just.cloged, found true bills in three cases of murder, one true bill of assault with a deadly weapen, etc, and‘dismissed three. Pror. Newton, of Yale, says that e comet, which is traveling at the rate of two million miles per day, has just whisked its tail in our faces, and made us see stars. A CORRESPONDENT of the New York HKvangelist suows that Barbara Freitchie was ho myth, but a person well known in Fredesick, Md., and the incident reWaited by Whittier in his poem was substantially trae. ; SA THE PRESIDENTS _SALARY.—It is said that Genesal Grant has expressed himself against the increase ot the Presidéent’s salary. ‘This is what was to be expected from,him, and we trust that this condemnation of the ‘scheme may have the effect of putting it to sleep forever, THE consolidation of Kast N ew York and Brooklyn is contemplated. ~ SEVERAL of the 300 graduate lady physicians in this country make $10,000 a year by their profession. E1eu of the most valuable presents were stolen at a wedding reception, on Madison avenue, New York. : CLEVELAND'S population is 85,288, and value $41,676,500. THE Charleston Mercury has suspended publication. : A New Tuerory.—aA theory of the . ' Pt . Church, Sunday mot from the liquid into the solid form; that . doctrine of emanation and absorbtion. Tue condition of Sacramento and the F PREACHING Sunpay— Divine Serat 11 o'clock, the. and in the eveniag at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School ati4 o’clock,P. M.— Rev. ©. H. Northup, pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church today, at il a.m. and 7 P.M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours. ing service. Rev. A. Parker pastor. Episcopal: .services in the District Court room, every Sunday evening at? o’clock, by Rev. D. D. Chapin, of Grass Valley. s Cniisruas Tree.—The. children of the Methodist Sunday School will meet at the Church on Christmas Eve for the purpose -of receiving presen‘s from the Christmas tree. On last Sunday committees were appointed.to make the necessary arrangements, end the “little folks” anticipate a glorious time. These annual gatherings of the ehildren are exceedingly pleasant for the little ones and the old ones too. We understand that there will be no other exercises than the distribution of presents and singing. THe Army.and Navy Journal thinks it would be well if Congress or State Legislatures should provide for the importation of Arab stallions, in order to gain for our present stock of ‘horses the courage, doeility, speed; wind, endurance and eminent walking qualities for which the Oriental horse has been so long and’so justly famous: Bia Biast.—The great blast of the Mining Company, says the, Wational, in-which 1,200 kegs of powder are to be exploded, will be ignited by.a galvanic battery on Wedfiesday next, December 28d, at. 1 o’clock, P.M. The superintendent writes that those interested in such matters will be afforded every facility to satisfy their curiosity, and are invited to be present: There is to bea dance inthe evening. Europe has; 102,061 miles of completed railway. = ——— . t#I am determined to sell ALL THE GOODS IN MY STORE BEFORE SPRING! ptiee, CASH custom ONLY solicited. E. F. SPENCE. Pes NOTICE.— Estate of Joseph W. Doore, Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the above named Estate, to the‘creditors of and all persons having claims against said de to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this notiee, to the undersigned, at the office of Williams & Johnson, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. STEPHEN A. DOORE. Administrator. Williams & Johneon, Attys for the Estate. Nevada, Novi2l, . : FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. DOUBLE LOCK, SINGLE LOCK. . DOUBLE KNOT. SINGLE KNOT. a wee Florence Sewing Macaine, The Beet for Family Use, ANING the REV BLE TLE TENSION, = If there is a FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE within one miles of San Francisco that is not giving entire satisfaction if am informed oft Will Be ateended ta The People vs Whartenby. Judg-. Joun Stuart Muu. thinks places of 111 Montgomery Street, ment for plaintiffand a stay of proceed: . instractive recreation ought te be open i” hadeies p22 Bhar ings for tem days, granted. ; to the publie on Sundays. . G BE, Tarner's Hardwas nibs P ine St inn ~ Sunday School immediately after morn. Smartsville Consolidated: Hydraulic . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS EARTHQUAKES ! . -AND— __ VOLCANOS! Vesuvius in Active Eruption !" BREAD THE LATES £ NEWS! er JULIUS . CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Dealer in z CIGARS, TOBACCO, &e. &C. H“* JUST RECEIVED The Largest, Best and Cheapes¢ Stock of Goods in his Line ever brought ‘to Nevada County, which he offers to the public at Wholesale or Retail. His stock of Cigars inelude the ~—S Finest Brands of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, and consist of 150,000—the very best in the Market. eae He has Chewing Tobacco of every brand, among them: Genuine Peach, Cake, Our Pet Navy, Lester's and Baldwin’s Fig, Cable, and in fact.evry superior brand in the market, — Smoking Tobacco of'-the finest quality, such as Ge"Green Seal, Creole Comfort, Pride of Virginia, Forest Rose, &e, Also, @" Playing Cards, Cutlery, Matches, genuine MEERSCHA UM and other kinds of PIPES. All Goods sold at the very lowest CASH PRICES, at JULIUS GREENWALD’S. Cigar and Tobacco Store, Nevada, Nov, 2ist. D, 8. BAKER. 3, A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin CAN FRUITS AND SHELF Goep OF ALL KINDS, —ALS0— WHEAT, 8 CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEE® WOOD! WOOD woopD! Shakes, Shingles, &e., &c., At BAKER « MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th. VHAWK ANM DATED GOLD an Saitas Gree COMPANY, Meadow Lake District, Nevada County, California. Assessment Notice.—Notice is here ven that at a meet. of the of Peet Me. said Com “0 above diately, in U.S, od coi his o at the Mohawk M on the mine, Meadow “ake asap Bae County, Cal at :ener, 414 cor nes arg geen of R ste Any stock upon which said assessment shal) Hye nepela on the 10th day of January, 1869, will be deemed delinquent. and. wil] be duly advertised for saleat. publi¢'a and unless t pomede be sold gu ibe th Gay of fanoary, 190, te, pay aid a ssessmen’ onl and aavertuipg. wes ne a Sec Meadow Lake, Dec. 8th, 1868. “0” NOTICE, Mohawk & Montreal Consolidated @. 8. M. Co. “ML. &M.Con'dG.aS M_ L. W. WILLIAMS, 3. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law . . Mining ving angrne f Meadow Lake District, Neiders at . Lake, on §. GRANT MINING COMPANY. U~ _ of works, Carlisle, Nevada a. ty, Nottee.—Thereare delinquent 1 the awing described stock on socom of smn wiv ey on oo pe day e: Noy. 1868, several amoun Opposite the names of the tcspeciive Shareliolders, as fui. lows ; “Names. No. Cert, No. Shs. Am't. Alpheus Ball, 2 218 Sleyw E. 8. Mott, jr. 6 150 55 op Geo. Mobrel, 10 10 500 Geo. Mohrel, il 1 5-0u Geo. Mohrel, 12 10 5 00 Geo. Mohrel 13 5 250 Geo. Mohrel 14 “Ss 2 5y Silas Garber. 19 10 5 Ww das. P. Wheeler, 30 60 25 00 Jas, P. Ww 31 50 25.00 das. P. Wheeler, 82 i) 25 00 Jas. P. Wheeler, 33 50 25 Oy . dno, Vail, Bt = Www L, J. Flint, 37 2. 14 00 I. L. Requa, — 3 bw 25 ww i. L. Requa, 89 50 25 00 LL. Kequa, ‘ 40 50 25 00 I, L. Requa, 41 ae Be 25 Ue J. L. Van Bokkelen 48 © 4 200 L.A. Booth, 49 50 25 uo L. A. Booth, 54 27 Ob Li. A. Boo 61 100 50 to J, Biggs, . not issued 4+; 200 MecFariand not iseued 16 800 Sarah Snyder not iss’d 82 16 00. N, M. Baxter not issid 20: 10 Oy And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustées, made on the 9th day of Nov. 1868, s0 many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neces: will be soldat pubiic auction, by J.C. Merrill & Co, at 24 California street, San Francisco, Cal. on the 2nd day of January, 1869, at the hour of 2 o'clock, P.M. of said day, to pay said dejinquent assezsment thereon, together with costs Of advertising and expenses of sale, ; 4 ENOS TAYLOR, Secretary, . ‘Office, 226 Clay street, San Fraucisco. THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francisco the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex change. Hotel, Nevada City. . Bureaus, . Sofas, Mirrors, &c. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING ~~ Dome at the shortest notice, ept at Bedstea ds, Tables, Kr Call and examine the Stock !.64 Nevada, May 27th. “MARTIN WETZEL, I'door below Nafizigar & Stone’s butcher shop NEVADA CITY, * Wholesale and Retail dealers <i WINES, LIQUORS, &c. a ON HAND PATTE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put “he Gentl mote ott ada and vicinity gi iemen of Nevada and vicin ve us acall. 36 Antelope Restaurant. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : CHARLES MILLER having rchased the well known Anteope Restaurant will keep its ta-™ bies supplied with the very best the market affords. Long experience and a thorough knowledge of business will enable me to give the very best satiefaction to all who favor me with their patro Si Boiird by the Ky ord week at reasonable prices. M at all’ hours. CHAS, MILLER, Proprietor. Nevada, Aug. 12th. * COMPANY MEETING. OTICE is hereby given to the Stockhol. ders in the Independence Gold and Silver vada County, said stockho the Com fornia, that a ofthe will be held atthe office of y, Metropolitan Hotel, Meadow turday, January 2nd, 2869, for the election of Trustees for the ensuing year and such other business as may be presented. Per order of D, R. wer Apo Meadow Lake, Nov. 28th, 1868. Notice to Tax Payers. OTICE is h given that the Assessment Roll of Nevada City, for the year has bee its ean ge y the Clerk of the tees, and that I will be at the Marshal’s on Broad Street, from % oO" 4. Mm; to 5 o’elock, P. ™. sacs ey, from , Dec. 10th, to Thursday t th day of December, 1368, for the of receiving taxes. Cc. W. CORNE City and ex-officio Tax Collector. Nevada, Dec. 4th. @E0,W. KIDD. J. W.HINDS, 9 = R. W. TULLY GEORGE W. KIDD & CO., BANKERS. BROAD STREET. ..NEVADA CITY. N AND AFTER THIS DATE, we to encourage the Mini be ne en vada County, nt Valuation for ti Bolten 3 Oe Dust offered us—less the fam atthe Mint and Express charges for Also to Loan Money on Good Secnr~ ata Low Ra te of Interest. it price paid for State and County Sesony ant Sell Legal Tenders at email margin r . Sacramento, obra gn San Prana, Ste Exchange forsale on New York, London and oS Deposits, make liections and co transact a Banking busi ness. Gold Ores every description melted, re. fined and Agents for a The Bank of California, San DO. Mills & Co. Sacramento Bedi orn fone kat Toee™ Agssey Bank California Virginia City. F nT J. P. WEBB, M. D., And Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. SR ETO ASSET WEY ADA, ov >onite the National Exchange ‘Hotel, Janton. on. Sivempest, and

8 . : ¥ Bin e ) The Daily Teauscript, SUNDAY, ‘DEC, 20, 1868. : Ss == WueErE ARE MORTGAGES TAXARLE? —IMPORTANT Case: — An important . ase, involving the question whether mortgages are taxabié where the property is or where the holder ef the mortGage resides, was tried in the District Court, before Judge McFarland, yesterday. The facts are these : James Whartenby holds mortgages on property in San Francisco, to the amount of $112,000. Mortgages made there have, usually,a clause binding the mortgagor to pay taxes, and therefore, Mr, Whartenby,though adefendant, is not affected individually by the decision. These mortgages have all been taxed in San Francisco and have. also been taxed in this county, Mr. Whartenby being a resident. San Francisco claims that the mortgages are taxable there, and Nevada county that they are taxable where the holder resides. Suit was brought by this county for the taxes, J. BR, MeConnell appearing for plaintiff, and Judge Niles for defendant: The ase Was yesterday submitted, and .decided by Judge ‘MeFarland in favor of the county, he holding that mortgages are taxable where the mortgagor resider. Tlie case will be taken to the Supreme Court where this question will be fully settled. “If Judge McFarland’s decision is sustained it will make ‘quite a difference in favor.of outside counties, as much capital of the interior is invested dn mortgages: in San Francisco. ‘To ‘Nevada cbunty alone it will make a dif‘ference of several hundred thousand dollars inthe assessment roll. ‘THe Berrixe Casss.—Two betting gases have been decided in. the ‘District Gourt, «In the case of Sandere vs. Wobier, ‘the litter took an interest of $200-in's five hundred dollar bet made ‘by Grieg. The latter, was. garnisheed by Sanders, and notified Nesmith, the. stake holder, to give up the money, whi¢h he did, The case was decided ageinst the plaintiff, and the winaing parties got the money. In the other case, Dooling vs, McGrath, plaiatiff gained the sult, This latter was a bet of $500 a side,McGrath being the looser. After election Dooling sold his saloon ‘to McGrath, and immediately attached the stakes. The attachment was held to.be good and the money given to plaintiff, betting not being recognized by law. Cex: Fouances.-On the ist of May "last the Board of 'Trastees entered upon the discharge of their duties and the city debt amounted to $7 400, This débt resdited from ‘the extraordinary expense required for building and repairing bridges. The tax had pre~ viously bees 70 cents on each $100, and a bill.was passed by the last Legislature authorizing the city ‘to levy a special tax of fifty cents for two years, The Board of Trustees for the present Year only levied a special tax of thirty cents) making the total tax, including the Fire Fand tax $1'00 on each $100. It is. now estimated that the debt will be reduced to $1,500 by.the first of May next, and the Trustees are confident that in anotheriyear they will be able without levying any special tax to pay ae entirely, and have. surplus ‘to conduct the city affairs on a Aah basis. They propose to manage © with strict economy the affairs of the town ‘and to protect the interests of taxpayers, They live done remarkably well thus. far. /Pusrrtor Court, Dec. 19th—March vs March. Decree of divorce granted. -Cookerly vs Oates et als. Demurrer of McKinney ‘overruled and ten days given to answer. Cookerly vs Faul et als, Demurrer of the E. L, and Y. Canal Co, Consolidated sustainea and ten days given to answer. Demurrer of McKinney overtuled and ten days given to answer. The People vs Adolph Kacher, indicted for manslaugh'er, plead not guij_ Universe has recent! started, ac~ ording t whi the a rt show that the earth ha n formed ple ig eous. matter, which, in th first instance, issuing from the sun, subsequently passed the gaseous to the liquid state, and now passing the earth and all the other planets of ithe solar system are gradually approaching the sun, into which they 4 will all ultimately fall and be absorbed. . Hachange, Yes, it is new as the latest’ fashions ‘are new, simply because it has not been in vogue for some time and is a little different in the application, The phidosophérs of india and afterwards certain of the Greeks taught the # in relation to the world, and the new theory is only the application of the same doctrine to the: Universe. You can’t play that for new philosophy. THE Fort Wayne (Ind) Gazette tells of a certain farmer in Allencounty who two years ago, sold a farm, but would never tell even his wife what he did with the money received therefor About a month since the wife died, and a, few days afterward. the man followed her. The executors proposed to sell a lot of buckwheat, ‘and, while measuring it, found over $2,000 in gold and a quantity of silver coin underneath the grain, doubtless the proceeds of the sale of the farm two years before. TELEGRAPHIC despatchus from the United States to Great Britain have heretofore been communicated to English readers on what fs called a system of retardation, or the least: possible news at the last-possible moment. The returns ‘of the Presidential election of Nov. 8d, however, werefurnished in the London papers of November 4th, in the form of an intelligent’ summary, and Englishmen’are congratulating themselves that this unanticipated promptitude may be the sign of a. more energetic style of managing the transmission of news, a I PETROLEUM V. suggests that President Johyson apply for the Spanish throne. He says that his Excellency would be acceptable to the Spanish people, for he “hez all his life been puttin’ the Bourbon down.” ~~ a ” inactivity or negligence of her public functionaries have caused the necessity for a citizens’, Sanitary Committee, which is in daily session, with closed doors ; and which may work out some good thing to stay the plague. Tu& Grand Jury of Placer county, at its session just.cloged, found true bills in three cases of murder, one true bill of assault with a deadly weapen, etc, and‘dismissed three. Pror. Newton, of Yale, says that e comet, which is traveling at the rate of two million miles per day, has just whisked its tail in our faces, and made us see stars. A CORRESPONDENT of the New York HKvangelist suows that Barbara Freitchie was ho myth, but a person well known in Fredesick, Md., and the incident reWaited by Whittier in his poem was substantially trae. ; SA THE PRESIDENTS _SALARY.—It is said that Genesal Grant has expressed himself against the increase ot the Presidéent’s salary. ‘This is what was to be expected from,him, and we trust that this condemnation of the ‘scheme may have the effect of putting it to sleep forever, THE consolidation of Kast N ew York and Brooklyn is contemplated. ~ SEVERAL of the 300 graduate lady physicians in this country make $10,000 a year by their profession. E1eu of the most valuable presents were stolen at a wedding reception, on Madison avenue, New York. : CLEVELAND'S population is 85,288, and value $41,676,500. THE Charleston Mercury has suspended publication. : A New Tuerory.—aA theory of the . ' Pt . Church, Sunday mot from the liquid into the solid form; that . doctrine of emanation and absorbtion. Tue condition of Sacramento and the F PREACHING Sunpay— Divine Serat 11 o'clock, the. and in the eveniag at 7 o’clock.— Sabbath School ati4 o’clock,P. M.— Rev. ©. H. Northup, pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church today, at il a.m. and 7 P.M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours. ing service. Rev. A. Parker pastor. Episcopal: .services in the District Court room, every Sunday evening at? o’clock, by Rev. D. D. Chapin, of Grass Valley. s Cniisruas Tree.—The. children of the Methodist Sunday School will meet at the Church on Christmas Eve for the purpose -of receiving presen‘s from the Christmas tree. On last Sunday committees were appointed.to make the necessary arrangements, end the “little folks” anticipate a glorious time. These annual gatherings of the ehildren are exceedingly pleasant for the little ones and the old ones too. We understand that there will be no other exercises than the distribution of presents and singing. THe Army.and Navy Journal thinks it would be well if Congress or State Legislatures should provide for the importation of Arab stallions, in order to gain for our present stock of ‘horses the courage, doeility, speed; wind, endurance and eminent walking qualities for which the Oriental horse has been so long and’so justly famous: Bia Biast.—The great blast of the Mining Company, says the, Wational, in-which 1,200 kegs of powder are to be exploded, will be ignited by.a galvanic battery on Wedfiesday next, December 28d, at. 1 o’clock, P.M. The superintendent writes that those interested in such matters will be afforded every facility to satisfy their curiosity, and are invited to be present: There is to bea dance inthe evening. Europe has; 102,061 miles of completed railway. = ——— . t#I am determined to sell ALL THE GOODS IN MY STORE BEFORE SPRING! ptiee, CASH custom ONLY solicited. E. F. SPENCE. Pes NOTICE.— Estate of Joseph W. Doore, Noticeis hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator of the above named Estate, to the‘creditors of and all persons having claims against said de to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this notiee, to the undersigned, at the office of Williams & Johnson, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada city. STEPHEN A. DOORE.

Administrator. Williams & Johneon, Attys for the Estate. Nevada, Novi2l, . : FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE. DOUBLE LOCK, SINGLE LOCK. . DOUBLE KNOT. SINGLE KNOT. a wee Florence Sewing Macaine, The Beet for Family Use, ANING the REV BLE TLE TENSION, = If there is a FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE within one miles of San Francisco that is not giving entire satisfaction if am informed oft Will Be ateended ta The People vs Whartenby. Judg-. Joun Stuart Muu. thinks places of 111 Montgomery Street, ment for plaintiffand a stay of proceed: . instractive recreation ought te be open i” hadeies p22 Bhar ings for tem days, granted. ; to the publie on Sundays. . G BE, Tarner's Hardwas nibs P ine St inn ~ Sunday School immediately after morn. Smartsville Consolidated: Hydraulic . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS EARTHQUAKES ! . -AND— __ VOLCANOS! Vesuvius in Active Eruption !" BREAD THE LATES £ NEWS! er JULIUS . CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Dealer in z CIGARS, TOBACCO, &e. &C. H“* JUST RECEIVED The Largest, Best and Cheapes¢ Stock of Goods in his Line ever brought ‘to Nevada County, which he offers to the public at Wholesale or Retail. His stock of Cigars inelude the ~—S Finest Brands of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, and consist of 150,000—the very best in the Market. eae He has Chewing Tobacco of every brand, among them: Genuine Peach, Cake, Our Pet Navy, Lester's and Baldwin’s Fig, Cable, and in fact.evry superior brand in the market, — Smoking Tobacco of'-the finest quality, such as Ge"Green Seal, Creole Comfort, Pride of Virginia, Forest Rose, &e, Also, @" Playing Cards, Cutlery, Matches, genuine MEERSCHA UM and other kinds of PIPES. All Goods sold at the very lowest CASH PRICES, at JULIUS GREENWALD’S. Cigar and Tobacco Store, Nevada, Nov, 2ist. D, 8. BAKER. 3, A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin CAN FRUITS AND SHELF Goep OF ALL KINDS, —ALS0— WHEAT, 8 CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEE® WOOD! WOOD woopD! Shakes, Shingles, &e., &c., At BAKER « MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th. VHAWK ANM DATED GOLD an Saitas Gree COMPANY, Meadow Lake District, Nevada County, California. Assessment Notice.—Notice is here ven that at a meet. of the of Peet Me. said Com “0 above diately, in U.S, od coi his o at the Mohawk M on the mine, Meadow “ake asap Bae County, Cal at :ener, 414 cor nes arg geen of R ste Any stock upon which said assessment shal) Hye nepela on the 10th day of January, 1869, will be deemed delinquent. and. wil] be duly advertised for saleat. publi¢'a and unless t pomede be sold gu ibe th Gay of fanoary, 190, te, pay aid a ssessmen’ onl and aavertuipg. wes ne a Sec Meadow Lake, Dec. 8th, 1868. “0” NOTICE, Mohawk & Montreal Consolidated @. 8. M. Co. “ML. &M.Con'dG.aS M_ L. W. WILLIAMS, 3. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law . . Mining ving angrne f Meadow Lake District, Neiders at . Lake, on §. GRANT MINING COMPANY. U~ _ of works, Carlisle, Nevada a. ty, Nottee.—Thereare delinquent 1 the awing described stock on socom of smn wiv ey on oo pe day e: Noy. 1868, several amoun Opposite the names of the tcspeciive Shareliolders, as fui. lows ; “Names. No. Cert, No. Shs. Am't. Alpheus Ball, 2 218 Sleyw E. 8. Mott, jr. 6 150 55 op Geo. Mobrel, 10 10 500 Geo. Mohrel, il 1 5-0u Geo. Mohrel, 12 10 5 00 Geo. Mohrel 13 5 250 Geo. Mohrel 14 “Ss 2 5y Silas Garber. 19 10 5 Ww das. P. Wheeler, 30 60 25 00 Jas, P. Ww 31 50 25.00 das. P. Wheeler, 82 i) 25 00 Jas. P. Wheeler, 33 50 25 Oy . dno, Vail, Bt = Www L, J. Flint, 37 2. 14 00 I. L. Requa, — 3 bw 25 ww i. L. Requa, 89 50 25 00 LL. Kequa, ‘ 40 50 25 00 I, L. Requa, 41 ae Be 25 Ue J. L. Van Bokkelen 48 © 4 200 L.A. Booth, 49 50 25 uo L. A. Booth, 54 27 Ob Li. A. Boo 61 100 50 to J, Biggs, . not issued 4+; 200 MecFariand not iseued 16 800 Sarah Snyder not iss’d 82 16 00. N, M. Baxter not issid 20: 10 Oy And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustées, made on the 9th day of Nov. 1868, s0 many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neces: will be soldat pubiic auction, by J.C. Merrill & Co, at 24 California street, San Francisco, Cal. on the 2nd day of January, 1869, at the hour of 2 o'clock, P.M. of said day, to pay said dejinquent assezsment thereon, together with costs Of advertising and expenses of sale, ; 4 ENOS TAYLOR, Secretary, . ‘Office, 226 Clay street, San Fraucisco. THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francisco the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex change. Hotel, Nevada City. . Bureaus, . Sofas, Mirrors, &c. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING ~~ Dome at the shortest notice, ept at Bedstea ds, Tables, Kr Call and examine the Stock !.64 Nevada, May 27th. “MARTIN WETZEL, I'door below Nafizigar & Stone’s butcher shop NEVADA CITY, * Wholesale and Retail dealers <i WINES, LIQUORS, &c. a ON HAND PATTE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put “he Gentl mote ott ada and vicinity gi iemen of Nevada and vicin ve us acall. 36 Antelope Restaurant. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. : CHARLES MILLER having rchased the well known Anteope Restaurant will keep its ta-™ bies supplied with the very best the market affords. Long experience and a thorough knowledge of business will enable me to give the very best satiefaction to all who favor me with their patro Si Boiird by the Ky ord week at reasonable prices. M at all’ hours. CHAS, MILLER, Proprietor. Nevada, Aug. 12th. * COMPANY MEETING. OTICE is hereby given to the Stockhol. ders in the Independence Gold and Silver vada County, said stockho the Com fornia, that a ofthe will be held atthe office of y, Metropolitan Hotel, Meadow turday, January 2nd, 2869, for the election of Trustees for the ensuing year and such other business as may be presented. Per order of D, R. wer Apo Meadow Lake, Nov. 28th, 1868. Notice to Tax Payers. OTICE is h given that the Assessment Roll of Nevada City, for the year has bee its ean ge y the Clerk of the tees, and that I will be at the Marshal’s on Broad Street, from % oO" 4. Mm; to 5 o’elock, P. ™. sacs ey, from , Dec. 10th, to Thursday t th day of December, 1368, for the of receiving taxes. Cc. W. CORNE City and ex-officio Tax Collector. Nevada, Dec. 4th. @E0,W. KIDD. J. W.HINDS, 9 = R. W. TULLY GEORGE W. KIDD & CO., BANKERS. BROAD STREET. ....NEVADA CITY. N AND AFTER THIS DATE, we to encourage the Mini be ne en vada County, nt Valuation for ti Bolten 3 Oe Dust offered us—less the fam atthe Mint and Express charges for Also to Loan Money on Good Secnr~ ata Low Ra te of Interest. it price paid for State and County Sesony ant Sell Legal Tenders at email margin r . Sacramento, obra gn San Prana, Ste Exchange forsale on New York, London and oS Deposits, make liections and co transact a Banking busi ness. Gold Ores every description melted, re. fined and Agents for a The Bank of California, San DO. Mills & Co. Sacramento Bedi orn fone kat Toee™ Agssey Bank California Virginia City. F nT J. P. WEBB, M. D., And Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. SR ETO ASSET WEY ADA, ov >onite the National Exchange ‘Hotel, Janton. on. Sivempest, and