February 10, 1871 (4 pages)

> bout half e mile south of Expire 39071 26305 40901 40983" 19661” 44518 = “pront this pomne, afte way . 20400. 12522 918 -49800 49045 44014 . Mr. St zt bis Assistant, and Mr, Organ 7 is, city, have rode over the nr oN p as PS yailey to Pate} ts waryevile ee 4 made, making a ‘thorough reconnois~ anes of the'ground, “witha view ‘to ascertaining the altitude tobe made, and obtaining, such other, information as ‘will enable them to. enter-the field for a thorough-survey. This will be cémmeted Si Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. ,~ The reconnoisance developed many favorable points as advantageous for ~~ ‘Tt was ascertained that at the depot of the Cali~ pens erry aud the Oroville Ratltoad . Companies in .Marysville, that a line could:-be rin above the grade ‘subject to, overflow, thence to the Yuba at Swiss Bar. At the latter point, the runs to the river on both sides, rendering it the beat place to ef87450 15449 35080 40704 21651 27738 aa SIF TOTES 8057 SI9ID BOTETBS19 . 49148 31496 5286 22236 25923. 1619 527 36444-49228 29977 81248 40660 5861 LIST OF NOS. WHICH DREW . 7 9725 14856 3449124957, 41099 16831 49068 14828*31084°24890 10882 47158 4120 27411 7163 39240 6967 36798, 36092 88956. 4493 16564 : 91947. 6929° 11554 16619 4919" 4607 81464 $444'"49829° 40794 45551 14577 + 42495 140. 88479: 42766 14618-20703. 44022 31606 30154, 28714 45869, 230178941 47829 9981 24406 41435, 21880 15829 41082'8929% 45635 8538-43586 12030 5600 9278 1423 47248 10570 25483 8397 9758 20417 10800 25645 976 19586 1641 42340 5072 2577 26787. 23158 32536 43103 1605219637: 15071 28887 23577 49188 29428 22359. 10819: 45780. 12853 22878 46693 19382, 84892 41176 10110 The New Mineral Land. Bill. ‘designates it as rofect the rights okdilieers, and to rage the .development of the mines.” The object sems to’be to codify the-laws--now in existence and previde for the sale of . the quartz atid gravel ‘mines. This is a substitute for the original bill proposed” by Stewart; ‘andthe objection=" able features Seem tohave been removed. We have not seen the full text,but from a synopsis published in the Alta we conclude that it will be satisfactory to miners.~ It provides that the mines of the public domain shall be free to occupa> tion by all “persons, — subject to legal regulation and to the local customs. The miners of each mining district may determine the size of the claims, bat the.lodé claim of any person must not exceed 200'feet, nor of any company 3,000. feet. in length ; nor shall . 24457 26080" 24608 49487 24907 41734 48171 12843 47143 80508 41162 34767 29698 45162 2539 4005 44512 81281 43282 6059 $4505. 3955 44234 32150 $8008 (857007 46087 46031 11276-9074 48942 42708: 6669 28927 38620 27649 _ on one Mids are Galtied to “Beat river, “when betore thé Feconnoiwance it was : dbout . a mile of Indian Springs. It so 26687.10140, 23294 4787127248 — val ‘an average grade of 80 feet to } 47084 28505 48803°"29108 44890 26058 a fect a croysing, From, this point,te Empire Ranch the highest gradeofthe line is to be overcome, but the’ lay of the land is guch “that: ‘+ can be easily done. The, Foad.i, is, thought will 2679 21394 14606 13390 7395 28814 20881 2239 41327 40807 44208 48149 25056 46414 22568 45813 44164 15584 done. 8139 48965 3402 22016 44848 38221 Respite from which the waters . on 28599 5621 13652 6320 82787 48551 87697. 14625 25177 27405 40098 4898 28409 22412 80748 41377 18963 10063 . 46918 257 99202 4211 25143 85118 9260 . 25965-80983 25276-15386 25955 26799 . thought the greatest obstacles would . 94775 31880 18611 1609 15201 83270 hava to be orale ~~ 481491 6889 41656 81349 20811 17104 The road will pass through Penn . ,42804 86000: 8591 43985-27868: 24786 Valley, near Horton’s, and within . '32081 11339 45815, ‘81855. $4882 41292 and on the other-side tothe Yuba. By . skirting the southern point of, Penn} Valley an easy grade-can. be -segured, . will probably then ran through Dead . . 22588 24367 278 712 36298 48624 16599 Man’s Flat, to the head of. Boston "Ra. \18084 15486 “42369 37998 10861 84955 vine, énteting Grass Valley. about.200, (85045 43566 43785 29309 41058 41492 yards from the Exchange Hetel: From . 31549 29247 15657 12588 29221 85797 Grass Valley t to Nevada, it will run ont, 88388 27877 45076. 14562. 4282 22101 the width be’ more tlian 300 nor be Tess . than 25 feet on each side of the’ middle of the vein. ‘The title shall cover not only the vein taken as the basis.of the measurement, but all other veins that-some te the.surface.within the. aadeet of the. claim. The location of ty claim ‘must.be distinc‘ly marked on the ground, so that its boundaries can, he. readily traced, and a descrip . tion. 6 if ‘the. location. with reference to } Some natural objector permanent mon ument that will identify the claim, } must be filed in the mining records. — 27872 5488-18216" 11807 10370 29761 . Heretofore it has been left discretionary with miners to. apply for patents or not. This bill has a-new feature -requiring application for patents ‘to ‘be made in # specified time, ‘The section . . containing. this sca réads as fols lows: ' Locators, their heirs or assigns, of all miming locations heretofore made shall commence. proceedings to obtain. a patent trom the United States within three years from the passage of this . Act, and locators, their heirs or assigns, ef locations hereafter’ made. shall com-: mence such proceedings within three years from the. date ef their locations, ‘and ‘upon failure to comply with this section. the. claim or claims shall be towards Alta Hill, thence to "Weir's . '2010 84927 13362 37515. 49 34347 45788 ranch, and along the bench back, of } 11844) 2800 44245 84184 84779 7276 Huglies’ house, coming in by’ Piety 40074 18187 11839. 14874. 24726 325381 Hill, ; 26572 32819 28022. 17282 88180 16661 Phd Altitudes wore taken by a ba-. 15881 25695 8989 5959 87122 15045 Fothiete? aud Wéré found te bé about ‘ay . 28386 16997 8962 47748 81337 16769 follows : ‘Marysville 100 feet, Grass Val. . 8864 4960 11916 47707 15520 15872 0p, Nevaiia 9,450. The highest . 98142-18629 17842-92248 85396 9043. lg the old Mareh reservoir, on 89497 22450. 16665 33605 2723 11830 thé Between ‘Nevada and Grass 89891 8269 16191° 49542 24380 47755 being 2,650 feet. = =.= 18827 49121 . 1518 16040 47160 23600 : 8 entiniaded'that’ rhésoad: pee 44656 21188 48605-98848 247 20485 . . 40580 24825. 15871. 21251: 11885 30567 1969 44763 12104 24147 . 8926 15210. 7527 6456 30064. 42201-26617 49766. 38207 48684 89167-39140. 20209 12988 49280 29848 30298: 45944 40429 19059. 10692 26864 17376. 48651. 8272 29108 . 9678. 87228, 25961 17568 19664. 12524 . . 83995 49099 11603 11105 665° 17836 8580 18953 12363 44304 82437 11431 2268649643 “7996 18891 49461 42391. 298905708 ‘22977 '7514 25749 22024 ‘44018 29059. 26814 28043 12460 87628 20941 19471 18188 32919 $9227 14871 7168 48019 80881 41749 22856. 2208 10109 41178 44196 81879 48204 35209 15844 5908 47890 6296 43767 87275 28526 14955 22078 22158 32898 34845893 26529 9063 15276 33399 7173 . 85048" 88607 40871 17866 579 20351 16712 15806 27195 $1118 18716 40431 18982' 20N1313245 11102 5734 BoDs som es $a 2 29848: 49658.16403.28629 24386 yor 5806 218 25998° 47688 20449 85708 25600' 4983630846 23340 3175 19988 80 2409527247 13305 83706 85 10734 $670 36157 49830 47686 86286" 27492 49840 " . 48039 11879344074, 40700. 2447 33948. Son Ri. fatnd aay in an let i accordance w — 28669 3108 vigor oe 8248 31207 34108:497° e from Marysville to Swiss Bar, i the latter point to Nevada it is estimated that the average grade will be from,60.to 70, and.the heaviest grade. onthe. whole line. ; will not be} over 90 feet to the mile. This would give much elisiét grades than those by whicli’ the! Baie altitude is reached on the ‘Central, Pacific. Railroad. — “Tp ig ‘estimated thay the distance’ to Grass Valley from Nevada will be four or fotif'and’a “half miles. From Grass Valley to the . ‘county: line about 20, and about the me distance from the county fine to Hh Sy nee making the enure distance 45 'miles. © ~ "Phen “Afe of ‘eourse liiibticon based upon tlie observation of the route and may ‘be changed by the ‘sary, They. are. however. suffivient to ahow. that, the obstacles to “be encountered : in the work’ are, not’ nearly’ so: great: as thé inlenda of. a. zailroad anticipated The pallitogd : ‘phos pects are now better then'they have evgr been.” hesnrwey.is. to be made fora road suit foot: tg and after it, is ‘comb. ot Bad fe g a Hes 40982 ae ma} 25979 1604 80458 ae. 8155 3265 . ‘open to relocation. The application for a patent must show that the applicant has complied with the local rules ; ; Ratice must be published for ninety days by the: Register of the Land office >a py of the plat, with a notice of seni to apply for a patent, must be ‘posted Sarveyor General, that work to the amount of $1,000 has been done onthe ‘claim, and. that the. plat. is correct, must be filed’ with the Register; and then, ifno adverse claim is set. up ‘within ninety days,a patent will isplicant ’ ‘lias failed to comply with the requirements of the Act. An adverse. ‘claimant must commence suit within . ten days or hié claim will be disregard. . ed. ‘The Tines of. the. claims shall. be described with reference to the lines of the public surveys, bat. need not cons form: with them. Sections 1, 2, 3,4 and G'of the act ot July 26th, 1866, pro. ) ‘ While the proposed law provides for the disposition of quartz. and. gravel mines, it provides that all applications . 3 secured under. the old laws. Under . axeon this provision miners who desire to pense ' should fog ‘Hew dill become a ‘ aren men hive sown 13,900 acres of wheat . this;eeason.;.In other settlements of . Pay fork Qu , which rte He eA ght eens, whic @ last year, Sane (27072 47847, $4001 Bc ‘8152 86030 i tinge the claim ; a-certificate of the U.S. im sue, unless it be: shown that the ap. viding: tor the sale of lode mines, are . tiade or peddiig beforé the passage of . ~ the new: law may be’ prosecuted and . make application immediately will not . be required to. go to. additional ex~. Seer Merced -eoemiy 26°) ¥ the eotinty a greater, — of sores . 1 peri: Ai he rink will be a success. A few wit see stars'in that rink” be=} 7 fore sotciesicy . in standing on rollers isateined? COV House building is in constant opera~ on West Main street, nea®’ thé cérner of Alta street, Mr. Biackett is putting up a neat cottage which he proposes to rent for a family residence. The de< mand for small houses is very great here, even befure ground has been broken for the railroad, 7 Pile fejusteis‘agteed that Dr. Harris’ $1,600 worth ‘by the Sunday night fire. The insurance was.only for $1,000 which was promptly paid: 72 «< 4 6 Substantial Sigms. . Nevada is’ showing pubstantint signs} of improvement, Since: the first of the year about a dozen new business [places have been opened, ahd three or four more ate being fitted up. Quite a _number of new! bifilditgs have been erected within the city limite. Among the latest improvements we “hottce that M. L. & Bro. are . pushing up a few hodses “at their lumber yard on Bandra yy 3: County Court, Feb. 9th. This Grand Jury ‘was ‘empaltietted, as _. published by us yesterday morning, . ‘with the exteption of -WiisL. Tisdale, who was excused. Charlés’ Boyle, ‘a nitive of Ireland, ‘was admitted to citizenship. . P6Peopleva Mary Keenan, indicted for assault with intent.to murder, was continued for the term. Court Adjourned to Friday” sib at ten.o'clock. fe dre Declared Mis Intentions: _ Samuel Hooper, a native of Seslnd, yesterday declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States, in the County Clerk’s office. The Rain Fall. . Up to. .yeaterday mornipg the total rain fall for the season, according to the South Yuba Canal Co’s. gauge, -was 26.25 inches» The total last year to thé éimb.date was 25:55 inches. An Untiucky Turn. 2 @: Hartmann, « @erman, attempted to turns *hand‘‘spring”’ in’ the: Ayast .Chancé saloon, at Grass Valley, yesters \day mornipg, and fell in. sugh a way &s is to, break. eg. ‘oi awo, Binoee below. therkned, ay gh ples > Adjoy a 197139R% Quings Daniel imgeanaina at\ the County Chureb, ’ to-day, at hd o'clock, Pi M. 2 » DOPARTNERSELE, A, DAVID THOM Wis ds Gypartacrebin. wad ‘tion in Grass. alley.” “We observe that . residence. was damaged, about . ‘The Grand Ji ury magna a yesterHowpital” fast ‘eyenthy.”. ‘The! Yunerar will take, place. from the Catholic {6 “subeccibars, baiictila’ day form@ bd whe Foun LUBY saan fs TION. . ee ee a Geane Valley, Feb. ist, 1971.© AGENTS.“You = Moneys, ‘lickets and Stubs, pertaining. 40. the Grass Walley Girt Coiicert, FIRST DAY.01 OF ‘MARCH. 1871, withent further notice. x ou will pleace acknowledge the receipt hereof, so that we may know 1 that yuu have reseiyed the sameiy . ‘Tickets are generally well distributed amon 4 Agen's, and it 18 desired ihat you will let the public know that powément. We are in hope tliat the whele number of Tickers QS I be sold, and that you wiil vive your attention to the matter and use your utmost endeavoes to dispose of the ‘Lickets. THE DRAWING WILL POSITIVELY . TAKE PLACE ON THE FIRST OF MARCH, be any) will be cancelled, The number of Prigus will not be reduced, but the amounts will Tickets unsold. For example; if three-1 fourths of the Tickets are sold the down in proportion to the number of Prizes offered. ‘Therefore, by reducing the “ramber: of Tickets the chances are iiitreased for win= ning just in proportion as the ameunts are re~ duced in value. Trusting that the above silver sinctory and the explanation suffleient, w. ent we will be more savisiactory than auother postponement. Very respectful re “Ge GC, KRING, ; Generali Business Manager 3. Y.-B, he — Webber, Secretary. ~€ard—To the. Public. Grass Valley, D Nevada County, _ January 3ist, 1871. orm We, the undersigned, residenta of the town < Vailey, in behalfof the public. pledge ord and honor, to ste that the Gift Couraed to be given at this place, shall be conducted honorably and fairly; that for every Tichet sont and actothted arte tee corresponding number shail be placed in the wheel on the day of drawing, and that all shall have an equal chance for the Prizes to be drawn ;thar noite but good and horiest men shall be placed on the Committee to be selecconnected ghall de his daty. There will also be printed a fall and complete list of unsold and cancelled Tickets, together with the thereof, 80 that every *-son may know if their Ticket was place the wheel or not. Cc. CONAWAY, 8. P. DORSEX, bye ado FORD, A. HUUPER, » ~ DANIEL CULLINS. 15 Ss bP. ENGLISH. Silk Worm®Egg# ‘atd! Mulberry Trees’ For Sale © © 10 ,000 RO, TEAR OP tt ey aM aay of tne finest variety, Morte Alba, are ‘Offered Jor sale atirom $210 $6 per nundred Also; SILK WOKM EGGS, the ye *Frenca ‘Annual, Hywird Aupmal, and Japanese © ivoitines—all guaranteud of the finest quality.— Apply tot MULLE of FahiX uiLLsT Nevada, v Feb, Gin, 1971. ae IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO ™MPAN Wy day: toon a this: morning at ten Painminiigenan see; o'clock, in iat Hse Walliams, . ; satusl ers ae Die 108 = Bt odd Sretivt srt FALKNER, BELL & CO. Agen the Pa cific Coast. ) ’ JOHN PATTISON, Agent,” ; NEVADA CITY ™ L ewenes _, SYRUR-OB. . HOARHOUND & ELECAMPAWE StEN, Gaon eciery = ist ALLA. \ . Ton 7 THE CURE OP Coughs, Colds. Croup, Whooping TT sr Os yoy WeuAR, of aoe i ca <->: Bronshial: Affections. el ACO ener iat ‘This celebrated Medicine re a aes Groceri &, Provisions, Case Goods lene vate hevinga, and upon ~ Bee bbe. pout becatl ‘and safe FaMiL LY sare iar sre “No. 58 a in.ts ‘ rie ' the country. ssp now toe easy. pecs tion in from 20 minutes to one nent. Ifyou havea Cold, Try it, ‘Em ease of Croup, Try it. eS, . 7. See of heorne ‘Cough, Try ity" “This the best Medicine for the “hereby notified to make a fullana complete return of all There will be No furtier Post-— be reduced in proportion to the: number of000 * Prize-willhe tednced to $15:000,’ Bales On ted ; and-that each and every one therewith And the Tickets unsold on that date [if there 1 Same te,

> bout half e mile south of Expire 39071 26305 40901 40983" 19661” 44518 = “pront this pomne, afte way . 20400. 12522 918 -49800 49045 44014 . Mr. St zt bis Assistant, and Mr, Organ 7 is, city, have rode over the nr oN p as PS yailey to Pate} ts waryevile ee 4 made, making a ‘thorough reconnois~ anes of the'ground, “witha view ‘to ascertaining the altitude tobe made, and obtaining, such other, information as ‘will enable them to. enter-the field for a thorough-survey. This will be cémmeted Si Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.. ,~ The reconnoisance developed many favorable points as advantageous for ~~ ‘Tt was ascertained that at the depot of the Cali~ pens erry aud the Oroville Ratltoad . Companies in .Marysville, that a line could:-be rin above the grade ‘subject to, overflow, thence to the Yuba at Swiss Bar. At the latter point, the runs to the river on both sides, rendering it the beat place to ef87450 15449 35080 40704 21651 27738 aa SIF TOTES 8057 SI9ID BOTETBS19 . 49148 31496 5286 22236 25923. 1619 527 36444-49228 29977 81248 40660 5861 LIST OF NOS. WHICH DREW . 7 9725 14856 3449124957, 41099 16831 49068 14828*31084°24890 10882 47158 4120 27411 7163 39240 6967 36798, 36092 88956. 4493 16564 : 91947. 6929° 11554 16619 4919" 4607 81464 $444'"49829° 40794 45551 14577 + 42495 140. 88479: 42766 14618-20703. 44022 31606 30154, 28714 45869, 230178941 47829 9981 24406 41435, 21880 15829 41082'8929% 45635 8538-43586 12030 5600 9278 1423 47248 10570 25483 8397 9758 20417 10800 25645 976 19586 1641 42340 5072 2577 26787. 23158 32536 43103 1605219637: 15071 28887 23577 49188 29428 22359. 10819: 45780. 12853 22878 46693 19382, 84892 41176 10110 The New Mineral Land. Bill. ‘designates it as rofect the rights okdilieers, and to rage the .development of the mines.” The object sems to’be to codify the-laws--now in existence and previde for the sale of . the quartz atid gravel ‘mines. This is a substitute for the original bill proposed” by Stewart; ‘andthe objection=" able features Seem tohave been removed. We have not seen the full text,but from a synopsis published in the Alta we conclude that it will be satisfactory to miners.~ It provides that the mines of the public domain shall be free to occupa> tion by all “persons, — subject to legal regulation and to the local customs. The miners of each mining district may determine the size of the claims, bat the.lodé claim of any person must not exceed 200'feet, nor of any company 3,000. feet. in length ; nor shall . 24457 26080" 24608 49487 24907 41734 48171 12843 47143 80508 41162 34767 29698 45162 2539 4005 44512 81281 43282 6059 $4505. 3955 44234 32150 $8008 (857007 46087 46031 11276-9074 48942 42708: 6669 28927 38620 27649 _ on one Mids are Galtied to “Beat river, “when betore thé Feconnoiwance it was : dbout . a mile of Indian Springs. It so 26687.10140, 23294 4787127248 — val ‘an average grade of 80 feet to } 47084 28505 48803°"29108 44890 26058 a fect a croysing, From, this point,te Empire Ranch the highest gradeofthe line is to be overcome, but the’ lay of the land is guch “that: ‘+ can be easily done. The, Foad.i, is, thought will 2679 21394 14606 13390 7395 28814 20881 2239 41327 40807 44208 48149 25056 46414 22568 45813 44164 15584 done. 8139 48965 3402 22016 44848 38221 Respite from which the waters . on 28599 5621 13652 6320 82787 48551 87697. 14625 25177 27405 40098 4898 28409 22412 80748 41377 18963 10063 . 46918 257 99202 4211 25143 85118 9260 . 25965-80983 25276-15386 25955 26799 . thought the greatest obstacles would . 94775 31880 18611 1609 15201 83270 hava to be orale ~~ 481491 6889 41656 81349 20811 17104 The road will pass through Penn . ,42804 86000: 8591 43985-27868: 24786 Valley, near Horton’s, and within . '32081 11339 45815, ‘81855. $4882 41292 and on the other-side tothe Yuba. By . skirting the southern point of, Penn} Valley an easy grade-can. be -segured, . will probably then ran through Dead . . 22588 24367 278 712 36298 48624 16599 Man’s Flat, to the head of. Boston "Ra. \18084 15486 “42369 37998 10861 84955 vine, énteting Grass Valley. about.200, (85045 43566 43785 29309 41058 41492 yards from the Exchange Hetel: From . 31549 29247 15657 12588 29221 85797 Grass Valley t to Nevada, it will run ont, 88388 27877 45076. 14562. 4282 22101 the width be’ more tlian 300 nor be Tess . than 25 feet on each side of the’ middle of the vein. ‘The title shall cover not only the vein taken as the basis.of the measurement, but all other veins that-some te the.surface.within the. aadeet of the. claim. The location of ty claim ‘must.be distinc‘ly marked on the ground, so that its boundaries can, he. readily traced, and a descrip . tion. 6 if ‘the. location. with reference to } Some natural objector permanent mon ument that will identify the claim, } must be filed in the mining records. — 27872 5488-18216" 11807 10370 29761 . Heretofore it has been left discretionary with miners to. apply for patents or not. This bill has a-new feature -requiring application for patents ‘to ‘be made in # specified time, ‘The section . . containing. this sca réads as fols lows: ' Locators, their heirs or assigns, of all miming locations heretofore made shall commence. proceedings to obtain. a patent trom the United States within three years from the passage of this . Act, and locators, their heirs or assigns, ef locations hereafter’ made. shall com-: mence such proceedings within three years from the. date ef their locations, ‘and ‘upon failure to comply with this section. the. claim or claims shall be towards Alta Hill, thence to "Weir's . '2010 84927 13362 37515. 49 34347 45788 ranch, and along the bench back, of } 11844) 2800 44245 84184 84779 7276 Huglies’ house, coming in by’ Piety 40074 18187 11839. 14874. 24726 325381 Hill, ; 26572 32819 28022. 17282 88180 16661 Phd Altitudes wore taken by a ba-. 15881 25695 8989 5959 87122 15045 Fothiete? aud Wéré found te bé about ‘ay . 28386 16997 8962 47748 81337 16769 follows : ‘Marysville 100 feet, Grass Val. . 8864 4960 11916 47707 15520 15872 0p, Nevaiia 9,450.. The highest . 98142-18629 17842-92248 85396 9043. lg the old Mareh reservoir, on 89497 22450. 16665 33605 2723 11830 thé Between ‘Nevada and Grass 89891 8269 16191° 49542 24380 47755 being 2,650 feet. = =.= 18827 49121 . 1518 16040 47160 23600 : 8 entiniaded'that’ rhésoad: pee 44656 21188 48605-98848 247 20485 . . 40580 24825. 15871. 21251: 11885 30567 1969 44763 12104 24147 . 8926 15210. 7527 6456 30064. 42201-26617 49766. 38207 48684 89167-39140. 20209 12988 49280 29848 30298: 45944 40429 19059. 10692 26864 17376. 48651. 8272 29108 . 9678. 87228, 25961 17568 19664. 12524 . . 83995 49099 11603 11105 665° 17836 8580 18953 12363 44304 82437 11431 2268649643 “7996 18891 49461 42391. 298905708 ‘22977 '7514 25749 22024 ‘44018 29059. 26814 28043 12460 87628 20941 19471 18188 32919 $9227 14871 7168 48019 80881 41749 22856. 2208 10109 41178 44196 81879 48204 35209 15844 5908 47890 6296 43767 87275 28526 14955 22078 22158 32898 34845893 26529 9063 15276 33399 7173 . 85048" 88607 40871 17866 579 20351 16712 15806 27195 $1118 18716 40431 18982' 20N1313245 11102 5734 BoDs som es $a 2 29848: 49658..16403.28629 24386 yor 5806 218 25998° 47688 20449 85708 25600' 4983630846 23340 3175 19988 80 2409527247 13305 83706 85 10734 $670 36157 49830 47686 86286" 27492 49840 " . 48039 11879344074, 40700. 2447 33948. Son Ri. fatnd aay in an let i accordance w — 28669 3108 vigor oe 8248 31207 34108:497° e from Marysville to Swiss Bar, i the latter point to Nevada it is estimated that the average grade will be from,60.to 70, and.the heaviest grade. onthe. whole line. ; will not be} over 90 feet to the mile. This would give much elisiét grades than those by whicli’ the! Baie altitude is reached on the ‘Central, Pacific. Railroad. — “Tp ig ‘estimated thay the distance’ to Grass Valley from Nevada will be four or fotif'and’a “half miles. From Grass Valley to the . ‘county: line about 20, and about the me distance from the county fine to Hh Sy nee making the enure distance 45 'miles. © ~ "Phen “Afe of ‘eourse liiibticon based upon tlie observation of the route and may ‘be changed by the ‘sary, They. are. however. suffivient to ahow. that, the obstacles to “be encountered : in the work’ are, not’ nearly’ so: great: as thé inlenda of. a. zailroad anticipated The pallitogd : ‘phos pects are now better then'they have evgr been.” hesnrwey.is. to be made fora road suit foot: tg and after it, is ‘comb. ot Bad fe g a Hes 40982 ae ma} 25979 1604 80458 ae. 8155 3265 . ‘open to relocation. The application for a patent must show that the applicant has complied with the local rules ; ; Ratice must be published for ninety days by the: Register of the Land office >a py of the plat, with a notice of seni to apply for a patent, must be ‘posted

Sarveyor General, that work to the amount of $1,000 has been done onthe ‘claim, and. that the. plat. is correct, must be filed’ with the Register; and then, ifno adverse claim is set. up ‘within ninety days,a patent will isplicant ’ ‘lias failed to comply with the requirements of the Act. An adverse. ‘claimant must commence suit within . ten days or hié claim will be disregard. . ed. ‘The Tines of. the. claims shall. be described with reference to the lines of the public surveys, bat. need not cons form: with them. Sections 1, 2, 3,4 and G'of the act ot July 26th, 1866, pro. ) ‘ While the proposed law provides for the disposition of quartz. and. gravel mines, it provides that all applications . 3 secured under. the old laws. Under . axeon this provision miners who desire to pense ' should fog ‘Hew dill become a ‘ aren men hive sown 13,900 acres of wheat . this;eeason.;.In other settlements of . Pay fork Qu , which rte He eA ght eens, whic @ last year, Sane (27072 47847, $4001 Bc ‘8152 86030 i tinge the claim ; a-certificate of the U.S. im sue, unless it be: shown that the ap. viding: tor the sale of lode mines, are . tiade or peddiig beforé the passage of . ~ the new: law may be’ prosecuted and . make application immediately will not . be required to. go to. additional ex~. Seer Merced -eoemiy 26°) ¥ the eotinty a greater, — of sores . 1 peri: Ai he rink will be a success. A few wit see stars'in that rink” be=} 7 fore sotciesicy . in standing on rollers isateined? COV House building is in constant opera~ on West Main street, nea®’ thé cérner of Alta street, Mr. Biackett is putting up a neat cottage which he proposes to rent for a family residence. The de< mand for small houses is very great here, even befure ground has been broken for the railroad, 7 Pile fejusteis‘agteed that Dr. Harris’ $1,600 worth ‘by the Sunday night fire. The insurance was.only for $1,000 which was promptly paid: 72 «< 4 6 Substantial Sigms. . Nevada is’ showing pubstantint signs} of improvement, Since: the first of the year about a dozen new business [places have been opened, ahd three or four more ate being fitted up. Quite a _number of new! bifilditgs have been erected within the city limite. Among the latest improvements we “hottce that M. L. & Bro. are . pushing up a few hodses “at their lumber yard on Bandra yy 3: County Court, Feb. 9th. This Grand Jury ‘was ‘empaltietted, as _. published by us yesterday morning, . ‘with the exteption of -WiisL. Tisdale, who was excused. Charlés’ Boyle, ‘a nitive of Ireland, ‘was admitted to citizenship. . P6Peopleva Mary Keenan, indicted for assault with intent.to murder, was continued for the term. Court Adjourned to Friday” sib at ten.o'clock. fe dre Declared Mis Intentions: _ Samuel Hooper, a native of Seslnd, yesterday declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States, in the County Clerk’s office. The Rain Fall.. .. Up to. .yeaterday mornipg the total rain fall for the season, according to the South Yuba Canal Co’s. gauge, -was 26.25 inches» The total last year to thé éimb.date was 25:55 inches. An Untiucky Turn. 2 @: Hartmann, « @erman, attempted to turns *hand‘‘spring”’ in’ the: Ayast .Chancé saloon, at Grass Valley, yesters \day mornipg, and fell in. sugh a way &s is to, break. eg. ‘oi awo, Binoee below. therkned, ay gh ples > Adjoy a 197139R% Quings Daniel imgeanaina at\ the County Chureb, ’ to-day, at hd o'clock, Pi M. 2 » DOPARTNERSELE, A, DAVID THOM Wis ds Gypartacrebin. wad ‘tion in Grass. alley.” “We observe that . residence. was damaged, about . ‘The Grand Ji ury magna a yesterHowpital” fast ‘eyenthy.”. ‘The! Yunerar will take, place. from the Catholic {6 “subeccibars, baiictila’ day form@ bd whe Foun LUBY saan fs TION. . ee ee a Geane Valley, Feb. ist, 1971.© AGENTS.“You = Moneys, ‘lickets and Stubs, pertaining. 40. the Grass Walley Girt Coiicert, FIRST DAY.01 OF ‘MARCH. 1871, withent further notice. x ou will pleace acknowledge the receipt hereof, so that we may know 1 that yuu have reseiyed the sameiy . ‘Tickets are generally well distributed amon 4 Agen's, and it 18 desired ihat you will let the public know that powément. We are in hope tliat the whele number of Tickers QS I be sold, and that you wiil vive your attention to the matter and use your utmost endeavoes to dispose of the ‘Lickets. THE DRAWING WILL POSITIVELY . TAKE PLACE ON THE FIRST OF MARCH, be any) will be cancelled, The number of Prigus will not be reduced, but the amounts will Tickets unsold. For example; if three-1 fourths of the Tickets are sold the down in proportion to the number of Prizes offered. ‘Therefore, by reducing the “ramber: of Tickets the chances are iiitreased for win= ning just in proportion as the ameunts are re~ duced in value. Trusting that the above silver sinctory and the explanation suffleient, w. ent we will be more savisiactory than auother postponement. Very respectful re “Ge GC, KRING, ; Generali Business Manager 3. Y.-B, he — Webber, Secretary. ~€ard—To the. Public. Grass Valley, D Nevada County, _ January 3ist, 1871. orm We, the undersigned, residenta of the town < Vailey, in behalfof the public. pledge ord and honor, to ste that the Gift Couraed to be given at this place, shall be conducted honorably and fairly; that for every Tichet sont and actothted arte tee corresponding number shail be placed in the wheel on the day of drawing, and that all shall have an equal chance for the Prizes to be drawn ;thar noite but good and horiest men shall be placed on the Committee to be selecconnected ghall de his daty. There will also be printed a fall and complete list of unsold and cancelled Tickets, together with the thereof, 80 that every *-son may know if their Ticket was place the wheel or not. Cc. CONAWAY, 8. P. DORSEX, bye ado FORD, A. HUUPER, » ~ DANIEL CULLINS. 15 Ss bP. ENGLISH. Silk Worm®Egg# ‘atd! Mulberry Trees’ For Sale © © 10 ,000 RO, TEAR OP tt ey aM aay of tne finest variety, Morte Alba, are ‘Offered Jor sale atirom $210 $6 per nundred Also; SILK WOKM EGGS, the ye *Frenca ‘Annual, Hywird Aupmal, and Japanese © ivoitines—all guaranteud of the finest quality.— Apply tot MULLE of FahiX uiLLsT Nevada, v Feb, Gin, 1971. ae IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO ™MPAN Wy day: toon a this: morning at ten Painminiigenan see; o'clock, in iat Hse Walliams, . ; satusl ers ae Die 108 = Bt odd Sretivt srt FALKNER, BELL & CO. Agen the Pa cific Coast. ) ’ JOHN PATTISON, Agent,” ; NEVADA CITY ™ L ewenes _, SYRUR-OB. . HOARHOUND & ELECAMPAWE StEN, Gaon eciery = ist ALLA. \ . Ton 7 THE CURE OP Coughs, Colds. Croup, Whooping TT sr Os yoy WeuAR, of aoe i ca <->: Bronshial: Affections. el ACO ener iat ‘This celebrated Medicine re a aes Groceri &, Provisions, Case Goods lene vate hevinga, and upon ~ Bee bbe. pout becatl ‘and safe FaMiL LY sare iar sre “No. 58 a in.ts ‘ rie ' the country. ssp now toe easy. pecs tion in from 20 minutes to one nent. Ifyou havea Cold, Try it, ‘Em ease of Croup, Try it. eS, . 7. See of heorne ‘Cough, Try ity" “This the best Medicine for the “hereby notified to make a fullana complete return of all There will be No furtier Post-— be reduced in proportion to the: number of000 * Prize-willhe tednced to $15:000,’ Bales On ted ; and-that each and every one therewith And the Tickets unsold on that date [if there 1 Same te,