February 12, 1875 (4 pages)

ge and ODS, ES, . atton’s anted, harge. ER. ch the n that — ent and t,.Clerk, 5 micals, ON’S. 8 meeting D SPRING eld at the ISOARD’S vada city, ruary, A. . Trustees, ness ef imeave Nevaod) at 856 edays and The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. A New Bonanza. DB. A; Wetmore, some time ast Summer, discoverdd a quartz-ledge —r out near the junction of the /Grass; Valley and Rough and Ready roads.Recently he and Tom Canfield and other parties have located fifteen hundred feet on the same and called the mine the -‘‘Bonanza.”?._Speeimens of the rock taken from, the sur-. “face were shown. us, and-from its appearance there is but little doubt of there being.a godd ledge there. Work will be cotimenced on it,and a crush< ing will be taken out in a short time ‘aud the value of the rock tested. The locators are of the Opinion that ' it is the extension of the California mine, At all events, the rock looks well enough to be an extension of any of ‘Our best mines, SERRE FREI SES SO nial Work Commenced. Yesterday work was commenced at Colfax on the Narrow Gunge Railroad from that place to Nevada City, andthe building of the road may now be considered fairly begun. A force of four hundred men are employed, and the number will be increased as fast as they can be-used to advantage. A large number of horses and carts have bean brought ‘into requisition. Parties who went, plas to ~ Colfax to see ‘ground broken,’ say “that it is the liveliest camp they have In a few FF ee time. months, t (sound of the engine’ 8, whistle will “Be hoard coming into town,” and then “teak out for the locomotive when the e bell ziags. cs Still om the ‘Rampage. a Margaret Moffat, who was brought up from Grass Valley on a charge of insanity a conple of weeks ‘ago, and afterwards sent to the County Hos.-. pital, was released the other day and made her way to Grass Valley again. __After she sallied around town, knockingroff hats ,and\baeaking windows for a reasonable‘temerh of timd#she was arrested, brought beford 4 Jus‘tice and committed to jail for sixty days. Marshal Collins ‘brought her up yesterday. Chinamen in Demand. We understand that Mr. Hayford . from Colfax was here Wednesday after . Chinarken to work on the Railroad, ry to employ the heathens, but we : shouldbe glad to see some substitute adopted. Can’t some ingenious Yankee invent a'machine supeYior to the average Chinaman? It ‘would not require much ingenuity. alii ‘Marchie X Mines. "The mines owned by the Murehie’s are all being worked to their tullest capacity and are looking first-rate. Rieh rock is being taken out of. the two quartz ledges, and the gravel in the hydraulic claim prospects splendidly. Hoisting works have not yet been erected at the Lone Star, but. it will be done.some time-soon, New Discovery. J. A. Russ has discovered, located, and had his claim for fifteen hundred feet on a ledge, known as the ““Evergreen,’’ recorded in the Recorder’s office. The ledge is situated ‘out in Willow Valley, and is: said to look well. > Geennsttheed te Build. Wm: Seaman has a number of meChanics at work laying the foundation and raising the frame of his new wagon and blacksmith shop over by John Cashin’s. A heavy stock of . Gr ass Valley Fire Association, . from Sah. Francisco. shortly.’ Insane. John F. McCormick of North San Juan, was tried before the County Judge yesterday, on a charge of insanity, and committed to Stockton, Finishing =p. The finishing touches are being made on the Methodist church. The ‘workmen were engaged in putting up & fenee around the front yard yesterday. ; distunta het the Colfax Stage. February 10, 1875. BR, L. Clark, J. M. Holten. . r ba as cs by ne Colfax Stage. February 11, 1875. W. Warick, 8: Stinger, Mr. Moore, _. wife and son, J, Heldsad, K. Casper, . li. M. Ryan, 2 Spanish boys. Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, the’ wW orld. -Our “Elite” Portrait. It may be, and probably is necessa. Important, Endorsed by the Medical profession: Dy. Wm, Hall's Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat aid Chest. . Dr. Townsley’s Toothache. Anodyne . cures in One Minute. f7-6m 9 “Samp Qats at LESTER & MULLOY’S £6 Gold Medal a Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator.cofnected with photography. iny o9 sapere ee epee tana Crovp DIsaRMep oF ITs Terrors. The efoupy cough—so. alarming to the ear and so dangerous to life—to which children are subjeet, inay be immediately relieved by administering a dose of Hale’s Heney cf Horehound and Tar. When given to a child who seems to be choking under the efiects—of a° spasmodic and husky cough, the effect is electrical, as many a mother will testify. In fact there is no affection of the the throat or the lungs, short of the actual disorganization of the tissues and membranes which it will: ziet cure. Pike’s Toothache Drops—cure i in one minute. GRAND BALL. _ For the Benefit of NEVADA DISTRICT SCHOOL AT TEMPERANCE HALL. Thursday Evening Feb. 18, 1875. TICKETS, including Supper. $3. Committee on Invitation. Nevada City. ~~ Hom.Chas. Kent, Hon. TB. Reardan, Hon. Niles Searls, Hon. John Caldwell, J. Vv. Hunt B. J. Watson, Gco. E, Turner, A. W. Lester, . W. H, Murchie, ry ee: e ‘Hanson, Jacob Naffziger, ao . Hy man, ' G. W. Smith, 7. 3. Plunkett, B. H. Miller, C1 a W: H, Crawfora, W. W. Jacobs, Pally ree sea y Edd T, W. Sigourney, hk, Roberts» J.J. Ott, Dr. R.M, Hunt, > A.D. Tower, “Lee Garthe. Grass Valley. Frank-G,Beatty,——A,-B, Brady,— A. B. Dibble; C.H. Bury, Rufus Shoeniaker, R. Leech, “J, C, Conaway, D. Nathan, A. Berg, E. F, Sanford. ‘ North San Juan, sR, MeMurrey, 8. Furth, Q, P; Stidger,-~ A.J. Putnam. { French Corral—V G. Bell. Eureka—J, W. Robb. Moore’s Flat~Chas. Hagerty. North Bloomfield—T. P. Crandall and Dr Farley. You Bet—B, F, Snell, ‘John Heinson and W. 4H. Duryea, Qakland—O. Maltman and Chas. Beedle. Blue Tent—-E. B. Eddy, C. W. Tozer and O. D. Campbell. 4 Dan. Collins, ~ Scott's; Flat—Thos. Holmes. Quak¢cr Hill—A.P. Clark, Hunt’s Hill—Ed. Carney, : Rough & Ready—Geo, Grant, 8. H. Dikeman. — Forest Springs—Joseph Perrin, _ Wheatland—Jonathan Clarx, Dr H. Lohse Committee on Reception.: Frank Power, F. H. McAllister, John I. Caldwell, G. 8S. Hupp. W.D. Long. Committee on Hall, Music and Printing. L. Nihell, W.J. Organ, A. Goldsmith. Committee on Supper. James Colley, M. L, Marsh, John Cashin. FLOOR COMMITTEE. Bruce BY Lee, Dr. H48. Welch, A. I, Zexind, Chas. Grimes,, E. Goldsmith, A. R, Lord, R. C. Walrath, W. R. Coe. FIREMEN’S BALL. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. Monday Evening. Feb. 22, 1875 AT the request of. the, a “property owners and ame = citizens of GRASS VAL~ LEY, the _ Has concluded to give a Grand Ball on February 22d, AT HAMILTON HALL, zens of Nevada City, as wellas all the readers of the Tran.seript, are most cordially invited. Tickets, including Supper. ‘$2 50. eee ; 538 DENTISTRY. D2 eee has opened. in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. Operative Dentistry, in the Le ee ree eate Gold, Silver pear Tity snd price etn HAMS, * Willow Valley—James Carr, J. P. Ebaugh . 42 Te which the Firemen and Citi; inte cope tee . Mechanical and wendsth Sodhdudes if aeaired. 4 pe & BACON, and P "dis CASHIN & CO., RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE TRADE WITH THE CHOICEST HAMS, BACON, AND LARD, All of which they warrant . to be FERST CLASS, sad Superior to the same article cured below. ALL ORDERS FORWARDED TO ~. NEVADA. CITY, CALIFORNIA, wilt be Promptly Filled. Nevada City, Dee. 18th, ee So IMMENSE ARRIVAL ! ar $1x THOUSAND oie i acid ie Boots and Shoes, ‘Have just been received at . W. R. COE’S STORE] RR At the corner of Main ‘and-Commercia Streets, Nevada City. This is the finest assortmeni ever seen this city. ‘They were purchased for Cash, d at prices which will allow them to be sold at LOWER RATES than they can be obtained elsewhere in Nevada County. __ Among the stock may be found the latest . styles and finest quality of “Ladies, Missesand Childen’s Shoes New style men’s SEWED BOOTS, Grand Duke Alexis Ties, Overshoes of every style and description, ete. A—large assortment of CALF, KIP and SOLE LEATHER, anc general ‘Boot and Shoe Finditigs, which will be sold to dealers at San Francisco cost prices, freight included, for Cash. goods before purchasing, feeling assured that I can please them in quality and price. nov26 W.R. COL. NEVADA CITY . Auction, Commission and Variety Store. — ee REPAIRED, Second Hand Furniture Bought &Sold. Opposite the Bank. Nevada, Jan. 18, 1875. @ BLACKSMITHING -AND < an now full charge Shop on Broad y Haul, is . prepared CLANCY, ha e@ of the ee ‘WAGON WORK. HORSESHOEING, _. MINERS’ WORK, And sil other kinds of work in his line, ~ share of public patronage ia solicited. P. CLANCY. a bs com &. & Davmaroas, Ageat Nevada, May 30th, 1871. : Movade City, San. 16, 1876, lm — DARD, re . WINES, LIQUORS, ete. Gold Pens, + Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper! Legal Cap, — Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. , : _&e, &e Albums, : Gift Books, . Violin Strings, Cashin & Co.,— DOLLARS WORTH OF . Linyite every one to calland examine my . . ering the quajity of Goods. The stock pougists-of the best of Gent's and Boys rv ng, { andeverything usually found in Ww ‘oibalastaele MAKIN G. Gee ORES of every description ReMasonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, V HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.ERS IN . Drugs. Medicines, Mining Chem-. icals, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS; BRUSHES; ~: 0“ &e. &. KE. A choice selection of: FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books 2 BLANKBOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, ‘GIFT BOOKS, ~ _. JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, ‘STATIONERY. —$Scrap Books, Pianos, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California BELL & BELDEN. ~ ee UN] ION_ MOTEL, MAIN ‘STREET, NEVADA CITY. CHAS. H. MOORE, & OO; PROPRIETORS, Open all Night. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ~ NEVADA CITY. H* JUST RECEIVED The Largest and Choicest Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c, Ever seen in the Mountains ‘CHEAPER Than any anybody—consid. ? Established in 1853, -. Nevada Assay Office, , JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City. fined, Melted and Aasayed. request Gold Bars caukenaed for Coin, ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. PRICES REASOMABLE. » gas. ‘4. OTT, Nevada, March 6th. R. M. HUNT, MD. ATTENDING PHYSIC-AM BEVADA CITY. MASONIC HALL,PINE STREET, NEVADA +—_jan5 Cc MEATS OF ALL KINDS, s PAINT BRUSHES. . — > BELL & BELDEN, SELLING ouT AT COST! Ww. > Crawford’ JACOBS & BROTHER, ' COLUMN. CITY, RE now selling cut their entire stock of Choice — CIGARS, ‘OBACCO, _« CUTLERY, ete., ete., At San Francisco ‘Cost Prices, Country Dealers can Save Com‘their Purchases at our Store, JACOBS & BRO. D. B. MERRY, —PALMER SMITH. IVIL AND. MINING ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTSNEVADA GITY, Mea Office at the COURT HOUSE. Or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass . ’ Valley, will receive prompt attentiou, jal SPECIAL N OTICE. MEN. N OTICE is hereby given that 0. J. NAFFZIGER has this day formed a copartuership with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under the firm-name of-J. & C.J NAFFZIGER, ® And will continue the Retail Meat business atthe old standon . ; COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly’ on hand the . : very best of P. ‘SAUSAGE, HAMS, ‘BACON and LARD. All persons indebted to JACOB NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts at the above named place of business. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874, . raws OY dabei Sinise Pine Street hiewoun 1 Broad mak nar ‘cial, Nevada City. ANTONIO TAM has lately returned from the Bay, where he made_arrangements to re ceive Eastern and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served upin any style desired, F He also laid in a largestock of CONFE@ TIONERY and ‘NUTS of the freshest and choicest varieties, and lots of-other GOOD things, which he desires the good: people . -of Nevada to-call and examine, THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be at at his OYSTER SALOON, and smokers are reuested to call and be convineed—of the act. Families supplied with OYSTERS at LOON, sep 13 ANTONIO TAM, FRESH AND CHOICE: JOHN JACK, Wu {3 CIGARS, TOBACCO, NUTS, _._ CONFECTIONERY, “ DOMESTIC ERUETS, i FOREIGN FRUITS, He has just received another large and choice stock of IMPORTED HAVANA OIGARS, superior to any. before brought to thisjcity, towhich he specially invites the attention of Smokers, &@ Also a fine’stock of Chewing Tobacco, comprising all the favorite brands, He has just received a nice stock of Gilroy CIGAKS AND ‘TOBACCO, from the celebrated Consolidated Co's Factory. All lovers of the **weed” should call and examine them,’ JOHN JACK. Nevada, Jan. 9, 1875. CONSUMPTION CURED. DAILY TRANSCREIP?, ESTEEMED Frrenp: Will you please in. form your readers that I have a positive CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, And all disorders of the Throat and Lungs, and that, by its use in my practice, I have cured hundreds Of Cases, and will give $1,000 00 Fora case it will not benefit. Indeed, so strong is my faith, I will send a SAMPLE FREE, to any. sufferer addressing me: Please show this letter to any one you ney know who is suffering—from these eases. and oblige, Faithfully Yours, ’ DR. T. F. BURT, j28 69 William St., New Yerk. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, ‘§. A, EDDY, Proprietor, HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL; ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to ig mete fitted up in el tstyle. The sleeping Rooms are large, ae aan comfortable, and-the lable will compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State. TheProprietor will spare not poles ane. angen to render his guests Stages for all parts of the State have their ¢ at this Hotel. The House is kept open all n the acedémmodation of the Traveling Giant, their houses, by leaving orders at the SA. AND RETAIL DEALER . O THE EDITOR OF THE NEVADA Heavy 4 and’ — . Shel HARDWARE! mission” and Freight Dy making, a County Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. --AND— see . U.8. Dep. Surveyor =U. 8; Dep. Siarveyor, MERRY & SMITH, AGRICULTURAL oo -IMPLEMENTS, a o1a Stand, QOPPosttz THE UNION HOTEL, ‘MAIN STREET, Tron and Steel, oe = Nails and ‘Shovels, , . WHEELBARROWSROPE BLOCKS & SHEAVES, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. GLASS AND PUTTY, ~EINSEED-AND QASFOROFS: , Sole Agent for the Averill Chemical Paint Mixed Ready for Use. 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. Tnvented. —ALSO— Imitation Marble MANTLE PIECES. MADE-OF IRON. EQUAL TO THEFIN EST MARBLE And at HALF THE. pOST! Wooden 5 and _ Willow Ware Crockery =; ana Glassware, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. HARDWARE STURE, ~ te Call and examine our. prices before purchasing elsewhere, and wo will convince you that we sell cheap. . er than any other Hardware Store in ‘Those or our friends who roside i in” the country can send their in to us by mail or express ‘and they will be promptly attended to, wt WH. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, _ NEVADA CIPY. ea. ROUT, Paopete ® wevells, duneny it sn . December 1st., 1874, * Rubber Hose, Belting, oO, Nevada County. si r rsa maging ae oy BP See Target ee ee ee a ee i ar ara ens eed

ge and ODS, ES, . atton’s anted, harge. ER. ch the n that — ent and t,.Clerk, 5 micals, ON’S. 8 meeting D SPRING eld at the ISOARD’S vada city, ruary, A. . Trustees, ness ef imeave Nevaod) at 856 edays and The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. A New Bonanza. DB. A; Wetmore, some time ast Summer, discoverdd a quartz-ledge —r out near the junction of the /Grass; Valley and Rough and Ready roads.Recently he and Tom Canfield and other parties have located fifteen hundred feet on the same and called the mine the -‘‘Bonanza.”?._Speeimens of the rock taken from, the sur-. “face were shown. us, and-from its appearance there is but little doubt of there being.a godd ledge there. Work will be cotimenced on it,and a crush< ing will be taken out in a short time ‘aud the value of the rock tested. The locators are of the Opinion that ' it is the extension of the California mine, At all events, the rock looks well enough to be an extension of any of ‘Our best mines, SERRE FREI SES SO nial Work Commenced. Yesterday work was commenced at Colfax on the Narrow Gunge Railroad from that place to Nevada City, andthe building of the road may now be considered fairly begun. A force of four hundred men are employed, and the number will be increased as fast as they can be-used to advantage. A large number of horses and carts have bean brought ‘into requisition. Parties who went, plas to ~ Colfax to see ‘ground broken,’ say “that it is the liveliest camp they have In a few FF ee time. months, t (sound of the engine’ 8, whistle will “Be hoard coming into town,” and then “teak out for the locomotive when the e bell ziags. cs Still om the ‘Rampage. a Margaret Moffat, who was brought up from Grass Valley on a charge of insanity a conple of weeks ‘ago, and afterwards sent to the County Hos.-. pital, was released the other day and made her way to Grass Valley again. __After she sallied around town, knockingroff hats ,and\baeaking windows for a reasonable‘temerh of timd#she was arrested, brought beford 4 Jus‘tice and committed to jail for sixty days. Marshal Collins ‘brought her up yesterday. Chinamen in Demand. We understand that Mr. Hayford . from Colfax was here Wednesday after . Chinarken to work on the Railroad, ry to employ the heathens, but we : shouldbe glad to see some substitute adopted. Can’t some ingenious Yankee invent a'machine supeYior to the average Chinaman? It ‘would not require much ingenuity. alii ‘Marchie X Mines. "The mines owned by the Murehie’s are all being worked to their tullest capacity and are looking first-rate. Rieh rock is being taken out of. the two quartz ledges, and the gravel in the hydraulic claim prospects splendidly. Hoisting works have not yet been erected at the Lone Star, but. it will be done.some time-soon, New Discovery. J. A. Russ has discovered, located, and had his claim for fifteen hundred feet on a ledge, known as the ““Evergreen,’’ recorded in the Recorder’s office. The ledge is situated ‘out in Willow Valley, and is: said to look well. > Geennsttheed te Build. Wm: Seaman has a number of meChanics at work laying the foundation and raising the frame of his new wagon and blacksmith shop over by John Cashin’s. A heavy stock of . Gr ass Valley Fire Association, . from Sah. Francisco. shortly..’ Insane. John F. McCormick of North San Juan, was tried before the County Judge yesterday, on a charge of insanity, and committed to Stockton, Finishing =p. The finishing touches are being made on the Methodist church. The ‘workmen were engaged in putting up & fenee around the front yard yesterday. ; distunta het the Colfax Stage. February 10, 1875. BR, L. Clark, J. M. Holten. . r ba as cs by ne Colfax Stage. February 11, 1875. W. Warick, 8: Stinger, Mr. Moore, _. wife and son, J, Heldsad, K. Casper, . li. M. Ryan, 2 Spanish boys. Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, the’ wW orld. -Our “Elite” Portrait. It may be, and probably is necessa. Important, Endorsed by the Medical profession: Dy. Wm, Hall's Colds and Consumption, and all diseases of the Throat aid Chest. . Dr. Townsley’s Toothache. Anodyne . cures in One Minute. f7-6m 9 “Samp Qats at LESTER & MULLOY’S £6 Gold Medal a Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator.cofnected with photography. iny o9 sapere ee epee tana Crovp DIsaRMep oF ITs Terrors. The efoupy cough—so. alarming to the ear and so dangerous to life—to which children are subjeet, inay be immediately relieved by administering a dose of Hale’s Heney cf Horehound and Tar. When given to a child who seems to be choking under the efiects—of a° spasmodic and husky cough, the effect is electrical, as many a mother will testify. In fact there is no affection of the the throat or the lungs, short of the actual disorganization of the tissues and membranes which it will: ziet cure. Pike’s Toothache Drops—cure i in one minute. GRAND BALL. _ For the Benefit of NEVADA DISTRICT SCHOOL AT TEMPERANCE HALL. Thursday Evening Feb. 18, 1875. TICKETS, including Supper. $3. Committee on Invitation. Nevada City. ~~ Hom.Chas. Kent, Hon. TB. Reardan, Hon. Niles Searls, Hon. John Caldwell, J. Vv. Hunt B. J. Watson, Gco. E, Turner, A. W. Lester, . W. H, Murchie, ry ee: e ‘Hanson, Jacob Naffziger, ao . Hy man, ' G. W. Smith, 7. 3. Plunkett, B. H. Miller, C1 a W: H, Crawfora, W. W. Jacobs, Pally ree sea y Edd T, W. Sigourney, hk, Roberts» J.J. Ott, Dr. R.M, Hunt, > A.D. Tower, “Lee Garthe. Grass Valley. Frank-G,Beatty,——A,-B, Brady,— A. B. Dibble; C.H. Bury, Rufus Shoeniaker, R. Leech, “J, C, Conaway, D. Nathan, A. Berg, E. F, Sanford. ‘ North San Juan, sR, MeMurrey, 8. Furth, Q, P; Stidger,-~ A.J. Putnam. { French Corral—V G. Bell. Eureka—J, W. Robb. Moore’s Flat~Chas. Hagerty. North Bloomfield—T. P. Crandall and Dr Farley. You Bet—B, F, Snell, ‘John Heinson and W. 4H. Duryea, Qakland—O. Maltman and Chas. Beedle. Blue Tent—-E. B. Eddy, C. W. Tozer and O. D. Campbell. 4 Dan. Collins, ~ Scott's; Flat—Thos. Holmes. Quak¢cr Hill—A.P. Clark, Hunt’s Hill—Ed. Carney, : Rough & Ready—Geo, Grant, 8. H. Dikeman. — Forest Springs—Joseph Perrin, _ Wheatland—Jonathan Clarx, Dr H. Lohse Committee on Reception.: Frank Power, F. H. McAllister, John I. Caldwell, G. 8S. Hupp. W.D. Long. Committee on Hall, Music and Printing. L. Nihell, W.J. Organ, A. Goldsmith. Committee on Supper. James Colley, M. L, Marsh, John Cashin. FLOOR COMMITTEE. Bruce BY Lee, Dr. H48. Welch, A. I, Zexind, Chas. Grimes,, E. Goldsmith, A. R, Lord, R. C. Walrath, W. R. Coe. FIREMEN’S BALL. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY. Monday Evening. Feb. 22, 1875 AT the request of. the, a “property owners and ame = citizens of GRASS VAL~ LEY, the _ Has concluded to give a Grand Ball on February 22d, AT HAMILTON HALL, zens of Nevada City, as wellas all the readers of the Tran.seript, are most cordially invited. Tickets, including Supper. ‘$2 50. eee ; 538 DENTISTRY. D2 eee has opened. in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. Operative Dentistry, in the Le ee ree eate Gold, Silver pear Tity snd price etn HAMS, * Willow Valley—James Carr, J. P. Ebaugh . 42 Te which the Firemen and Citi; inte cope tee . Mechanical and wendsth Sodhdudes if aeaired. 4 pe & BACON, and P "dis CASHIN & CO., RE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE TRADE WITH THE CHOICEST HAMS, BACON, AND LARD, All of which they warrant . to be FERST CLASS, sad Superior to the same article cured below. ALL ORDERS FORWARDED TO ~. NEVADA. CITY, CALIFORNIA, wilt be Promptly Filled. Nevada City, Dee. 18th, ee So IMMENSE ARRIVAL ! ar $1x THOUSAND oie i acid ie Boots and Shoes, ‘Have just been received at . W. R. COE’S STORE] RR At the corner of Main ‘and-Commercia Streets, Nevada City. This is the finest assortmeni ever seen this city. ‘They were purchased for Cash, d at prices which will allow them to be sold at LOWER RATES than they can be obtained elsewhere in Nevada County. __ Among the stock may be found the latest . styles and finest quality of “Ladies, Missesand Childen’s Shoes New style men’s SEWED BOOTS, Grand Duke Alexis Ties, Overshoes of every style and description, ete. A—large assortment of CALF, KIP and SOLE LEATHER, anc general ‘Boot and Shoe Finditigs, which will be sold to dealers at San Francisco cost prices, freight included, for Cash. goods before purchasing, feeling assured that I can please them in quality and price. nov26 W.R. COL. NEVADA CITY . Auction, Commission and Variety Store. —

ee REPAIRED, Second Hand Furniture Bought &Sold. Opposite the Bank. Nevada, Jan. 18, 1875. @ BLACKSMITHING -AND < an now full charge Shop on Broad y Haul, is . prepared CLANCY, ha e@ of the ee ‘WAGON WORK. HORSESHOEING, _. MINERS’ WORK, And sil other kinds of work in his line, ~ share of public patronage ia solicited. P. CLANCY. a bs com &. & Davmaroas, Ageat Nevada, May 30th, 1871. : Movade City, San. 16, 1876, lm — DARD, re . WINES, LIQUORS, ete. Gold Pens, + Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper! Legal Cap, — Bill Cap, Drawing Paper, Envelopes. , : _&e, &e Albums, : Gift Books, . Violin Strings, Cashin & Co.,— DOLLARS WORTH OF . Linyite every one to calland examine my . . ering the quajity of Goods. The stock pougists-of the best of Gent's and Boys rv ng, { andeverything usually found in Ww ‘oibalastaele MAKIN G. Gee ORES of every description ReMasonic Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets, V HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.ERS IN . Drugs. Medicines, Mining Chem-. icals, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS, TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE SETS, COMBS; BRUSHES; ~: 0“ &e. &. KE. A choice selection of: FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES. Books ! Books 2 BLANKBOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, ‘GIFT BOOKS, ~ _. JUVENILES, NEW PUBLICATIONS, ‘STATIONERY. —$Scrap Books, Pianos, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, Agents Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., of California BELL & BELDEN. ~ ee UN] ION_ MOTEL, MAIN ‘STREET, NEVADA CITY. CHAS. H. MOORE, & OO; PROPRIETORS, Open all Night. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. ~ NEVADA CITY. H* JUST RECEIVED The Largest and Choicest Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c, Ever seen in the Mountains ‘CHEAPER Than any anybody—consid. ? Established in 1853, -. Nevada Assay Office, , JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City. fined, Melted and Aasayed. request Gold Bars caukenaed for Coin, ELECTROPLATING IN GOLD OR SILVER. PRICES REASOMABLE. » gas. ‘4. OTT, Nevada, March 6th. R. M. HUNT, MD. ATTENDING PHYSIC-AM BEVADA CITY. MASONIC HALL,PINE STREET, NEVADA +—_jan5 Cc MEATS OF ALL KINDS, s PAINT BRUSHES. . — > BELL & BELDEN, SELLING ouT AT COST! Ww. > Crawford’ JACOBS & BROTHER, ' COLUMN. CITY, RE now selling cut their entire stock of Choice — CIGARS, ‘OBACCO, _« CUTLERY, ete., ete., At San Francisco ‘Cost Prices, Country Dealers can Save Com‘their Purchases at our Store, JACOBS & BRO. D. B. MERRY, —PALMER SMITH. IVIL AND. MINING ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTSNEVADA GITY, Mea Office at the COURT HOUSE. Or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass . ’ Valley, will receive prompt attentiou, jal SPECIAL N OTICE. MEN. N OTICE is hereby given that 0. J. NAFFZIGER has this day formed a copartuership with JACOB NAFFZIGER, under the firm-name of-J. & C.J NAFFZIGER, ® And will continue the Retail Meat business atthe old standon . ; COMMERCIAL STREET. They will keep constantly’ on hand the . : very best of P. ‘SAUSAGE, HAMS, ‘BACON and LARD. All persons indebted to JACOB NAFFZIGER are requested to settle their accounts at the above named place of business. Nevada City, May Ist, 1874, . raws OY dabei Sinise Pine Street hiewoun 1 Broad mak nar ‘cial, Nevada City. ANTONIO TAM has lately returned from the Bay, where he made_arrangements to re ceive Eastern and California Oysters, Fresh every day, and served upin any style desired, F He also laid in a largestock of CONFE@ TIONERY and ‘NUTS of the freshest and choicest varieties, and lots of-other GOOD things, which he desires the good: people . -of Nevada to-call and examine, THE FINEST CIGARS, To be found in this city are to be at at his OYSTER SALOON, and smokers are reuested to call and be convineed—of the act. Families supplied with OYSTERS at LOON, sep 13 ANTONIO TAM, FRESH AND CHOICE: JOHN JACK, Wu {3 CIGARS, TOBACCO, NUTS, _._ CONFECTIONERY, “ DOMESTIC ERUETS, i FOREIGN FRUITS, He has just received another large and choice stock of IMPORTED HAVANA OIGARS, superior to any. before brought to thisjcity, towhich he specially invites the attention of Smokers, &@ Also a fine’stock of Chewing Tobacco, comprising all the favorite brands, He has just received a nice stock of Gilroy CIGAKS AND ‘TOBACCO, from the celebrated Consolidated Co's Factory. All lovers of the **weed” should call and examine them,’ JOHN JACK. Nevada, Jan. 9, 1875. CONSUMPTION CURED. DAILY TRANSCREIP?, ESTEEMED Frrenp: Will you please in. form your readers that I have a positive CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, And all disorders of the Throat and Lungs, and that, by its use in my practice, I have cured hundreds Of Cases, and will give $1,000 00 Fora case it will not benefit. Indeed, so strong is my faith, I will send a SAMPLE FREE, to any. sufferer addressing me: Please show this letter to any one you ney know who is suffering—from these eases. and oblige, Faithfully Yours, ’ DR. T. F. BURT, j28 69 William St., New Yerk. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, ‘§. A, EDDY, Proprietor, HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL; ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to ig mete fitted up in el tstyle. The sleeping Rooms are large, ae aan comfortable, and-the lable will compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State. TheProprietor will spare not poles ane. angen to render his guests Stages for all parts of the State have their ¢ at this Hotel. The House is kept open all n the acedémmodation of the Traveling Giant, their houses, by leaving orders at the SA. AND RETAIL DEALER . O THE EDITOR OF THE NEVADA Heavy 4 and’ — . Shel HARDWARE! mission” and Freight Dy making, a County Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. --AND— see . U.8. Dep. Surveyor =U. 8; Dep. Siarveyor, MERRY & SMITH, AGRICULTURAL oo -IMPLEMENTS, a o1a Stand, QOPPosttz THE UNION HOTEL, ‘MAIN STREET, Tron and Steel, oe = Nails and ‘Shovels, , . WHEELBARROWSROPE BLOCKS & SHEAVES, HYDRAULIC PIPE, Made to Order and Tarred. GLASS AND PUTTY, ~EINSEED-AND QASFOROFS: , Sole Agent for the Averill Chemical Paint Mixed Ready for Use. 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. Tnvented. —ALSO— Imitation Marble MANTLE PIECES. MADE-OF IRON. EQUAL TO THEFIN EST MARBLE And at HALF THE. pOST! Wooden 5 and _ Willow Ware Crockery =; ana Glassware, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. HARDWARE STURE, ~ te Call and examine our. prices before purchasing elsewhere, and wo will convince you that we sell cheap. . er than any other Hardware Store in ‘Those or our friends who roside i in” the country can send their in to us by mail or express ‘and they will be promptly attended to, wt WH. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street, _ NEVADA CIPY. ea. ROUT, Paopete ® wevells, duneny it sn . December 1st., 1874, * Rubber Hose, Belting, oO, Nevada County. si r rsa maging ae oy BP See Target ee ee ee a ee i ar ara ens eed