February 5, 1870 (4 pages)

keke nce Free SSING rieter. Cents. oo 6 be “6 L children ned for 25 — + M20 NIA, Fr, 1868 OT oF cash payeath via dissigiis, vidtais ui ubseriber fees are lar of ihe ge doilar heirs or p classes, 4 hicvines is Jasser are Peisonis aoilars at , thas seSsizus. Person Ceist Hii out ch doliars d or silver dressed to” PECTIVG or Mont President; -“ dehn h. ud, seca. ent Farmey at Law, n Works, ay eal Estate, Stna tron jen, Bush gent, avcity. ‘AEL LUCE, VORKS, __.Bareka Lake claims are also resting for . came to this city.” She told a pitifay ___ Wednésday-night a telegram was sent, ---Jbeen-eaptured and was in. irons at Ne~-JwftGraes-Valley_next.morning for parts . La = _present seant, and the mines in which . _tunnéls-are not being run are idle.— & Co, ground fifty feet deeper than it Gravel Mining Co. is ready for work. _who ran. away with another woman, and. more extensive ‘than for a number of years: The supply of water is” at Those familiar with the region about Columbia Hill are aware that the bottom of the basin has never been reached, there being no outlet through which. the gravel can be worked. Marks & Co. are running a large flume and cut with sufficient fall to work the Weighel has yet been worked. As they need water to wash a way through the tail ings in which they are running, work is now suspended for rain. The Union Woods, Groves and Ricliardson, and the want. of water. Several of these claims made a short ran of about two weeks this season. At -Grizaly Hill the Jones’ and Ohio claims are doing well. In the latter a tunnel is being run which will be completed in a few weeks} . Did’nt Want Him, Several days ago a woman, who pretended to be in pursuit of a husband _thereis a demand in this vicinity for seven hundied and fifty inches more water . _ been worked for some years past. . leading from Sugar Loaf to Selby FlatAlexander Sublett, of this city, s lowed a pin about eight years. since, which has troubled him more or less up . to the present time. Night before last, : however, he vomited it. ape greatly to his relief. —_ Murdered Chinaman Found. A dead. Chinaman: was found yester-. day afternoon, on the side of the road His skull was broken in, and every evi dence led to the belief that he had been ‘murdered, He must have been dead some time as he was mach decayA Coroner’s jury was held by W. C: Groves, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the above. Open Again. ~ Blaze’s old stand has been fitted up in excellent style, and will be opened as a saloon this evening by Tort. Canfield of the “Fire Boys Saloon.” Music will be on hand and a ‘splendid luncheon served, Struck it Bich. Maybanks Co., who have been running a tunnel for the past three years for gravel in Chapparet Hill, neat Euteka, struck it very rich on Thursday story to different parties in town, but failed to reach their pockets, as her story was not very consistent. She returned to Grass Valley where she suc: ceeded in getting some money. On down stating that her husband had vada, asking what should be done with him. ‘The hoax won, and the woman unknown. a hasband. Good Signs, We learn from the water agent that ‘She evidently did'nt. want than all the ditches can run and they are all running fall. This is the first season when there was such a demand plications for 750 inches more than he can supply. This is certainly a good . sign. ‘Another good indication is the the number of teams loaded with quartz which are daily seen passing through the town to the custom mills. Mest of this reck is from ledges that have not The Bloomfield Co. Six weeks’ work is yet to bedone, we are informed, at the head of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co’s. ditch, before connection is completed between Big and Little Canyon Creek. They haye everything ready on the ground, and will finish up as soon the weather allows. The then almost inexhaustible supply of water in the reservoir at Bowman’s Will be tapped, and this amount will do much to make upthe deficiency in the supply along the ridge. Good Water. The flume has been Aahelaad, connecting the Reck Creek ditch with the town reservoir, and in a day or two it is thought the water will be as good as ever before. This water will be used _ until the close of the mining.seagon. Se Careful. Our citizens should be careful to see that their doors are barred, their hen roost decure, and all their valuables and money deposited in bank. little . a et wate property from ‘being . sues and fibres as sensitive toevery change in . yemittent fevers, rheumatisms, nervous de_. operation. ‘last. It prospects 20 cents a pan.--The+strike has created immense excitement in Eureka, and every man in that vicinity has gone out to take up ground Insane, Mrs. Gray, wife of Harry Gray, of Qeaker Hill, was yesterday —brought+ te this city by Deputy Sheriff Steve ‘Yenard and-lodged-in -the-eounty jail, towwait examination on ‘the charge of insanity. “The Season and its Dangers. The human body is chiefly composed of tisthe condition of the atmosphere as the most barometer tube. The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs, and the excretory organs are especially liable to be affected by these variations, and the best defence againet their disastrous tendexcy is to keep the digestive machinery, . in good working order. ““Tf the stomach is -weak-or--disordered neither the blood nor the bile can be ina healthy state, and upon the fitness of these two important fluids for the officcs assigned to them by nature, and the regularity of their flow, healthin a great measure depends." When the air is heavily laden with chilling humid vapers, digestion should bean object of pecuharcare, If it is weak and languid,the whole physical structure will ‘be enervated. If it is vigorous, the entire organization_wall bestrong to resist the untoward and depressing influence of adamp: and vitiated’ atmos‘phere, _A pure and powerful tonic is therefore especially needed as a safeguard agsinst the diseases most common in the wet season, and Hosetetter’s Stomach Bitters being. the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at-present known, a course of it is particularly advisable at this time. The stomach will theréby be toned and strengthened, the liver and_bowels regulated . the nervous system braced up, and nature put in astate of active defence against the miasma which superinduces intermittent and bility, headache, bypochondria and otker complaints which are apt to.assail ‘the un. toned and uniortified organizations. The body is strengthened without. exciting the brain, and consequently no unpleasant re. action follows its reviving and renovating JACOB NAFFZICER ‘HAS KILLED ‘Trustees Meeting. The Trustees of the Novel Tabeasy: Association will meet this evening at “BACON, 4 beldog p> Asean Mag ts Sarin at. — . some game accidentally shot bis. part-. _ _. ner jn the upper.part. of the face and bent We understand they had sepa. ae “and were unaware ¢ of each ‘Otter § Li aaapinee= rig -yhamabeu po ter . SWallowed a Pin. }swal-. HH FOR SALE * The “Product of Three Thsusand} (AUTION: . _ _ Before parcinwtnn delicate electrometer, or the quicksilver inal. Er nine CASHIN & KENT, AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES! A to 1 ‘ ABTIOCLE OR‘HAMS, BACON AND LARD, Grain Fed Hogs. They wish to call particular attention to their BRAND OF LARD.” * erg Examine the Cans, and find our ‘3 AND”? upon them, as the Chimese are manulacturing and seliing an inferior articic, —PILE SER Wise _CASHIN. sie . Nevada City, Jan. 26th. ~ PANORAMA aon SALE. —The Large and. Elegasit PAINTING S Sherman's March through Georgia DC Naretany vim ct the mot picturesque BCenery froni Atlanta to the entrance efthe Army into Savannah, and from ~ Savannah to Columbia, With the Scene of the negotiation for es SURKENDEK UF JUHNSON’S ARMY Gen. Sherman and Stadi, Col. Kilpatrick, WADE HAMPTON, -‘The Dashing Cavalier. “Johnny Comes Marching Home. Hurrah !” That interesting and never to be forgotten class of beings Sherman’s Bummers & Foragers, Are fully represented with many other cqually: interesting scenes, The Paintings. are from the most reliable sketches made ide Arieé cemreeres . the ixpeaition.-a STHUCTIVE AND “AMUSING. Also, a Beautifal Panorama, which goes with the above, representing 2 gee: 8 LAYING OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE, ‘with a model of the dRGAT EASTEKN Teay: ing Sherness, and showing all the most pleas: ing changes from bey ve Night, Night to MorpAng. Storm and Calm, &. he above Paintings will be sold at Lees than one half ite cost. ae fall particulars epuly to to N. ». BROWN, Nevada city, or WM. LAKE, Advretising and Purchas No 12 Montgomery ptreet,; ban wranclot 1 NEVADA cAsH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining se gcc Hardware Store.] 8. McROBERTS & co. . Romboy en tete oan: . or ren’s & Boys’ HATS & CAPS. a erwards you CANT GEE OVER ‘ate sof festgdeceks Wills sell at Public Auetion, tothe 7 THAT FACT, NOR THAT . ~ CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, AT . Rosenstock, PRICE & CO’S Se een ee eee ee enn ae COR. PINE’ & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co’s old stand.), THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take moexamine stock, . JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE __¥OU GET THEMOST . . AND BEST re cee Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLYERECEIVING ‘CLOTHING @F ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLEN‘DID SUITS BEVER, : ‘CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MEN'S AND BMOYS? CALIFOR+ NIA MADE KIP AND CALF npooTs,. GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BRUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING, € ome Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, WANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. . been made to the Stock. Goods, and a pleasure to tell ie Char Exton “Call on us and IXED . try Our Goods once, aid. we . are SURE 6c of your’ somane afEH Do not forget ania “Corner of Pine and Commer . 825 THE LEAST MONEY!. P ear Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have . . ‘S=-No trouble: to show oun . ‘ ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. all au ee right, abe! interest of his death, cribed as follows, to‘wit: : he EOI ‘aa ~ aighest bidder for cash, in Ontted States Gold ‘Coin, and sub— Jeot to confirmation by‘said Proee bate Court, on ‘ FRIDAY, the 26th day of February, A: D. 1870, at 12 o'clock, x In front ofthe Court House door, In the City. of Nevada, Tn the County of Nevada, at of California, estate of the i a the time of his death eit the: ve d interest that the potty e . cae eo pa ae i othKi or De teatine in. or to the a alone acuiiies ining Ground or r eituat in eaid County of N ed ar gin ah ed and. to that of the said One Hundrea and Fifty—150— equal and undivided feet on those . certain Quartz Mining Claims, known as the IDAHO COMPANYS CLAIMS, situated and located on those certain Quartz Lodes known as the Eureka Lodes, lying.and being on and in the ". North Branch of Wolf Creek, about one mile easterly of the town of Grass Valley, in the “County of Nevada, State of California, Baia Claims begin at the easterly line or limite of “the claims known as the Emperor's claims on said ‘Lodes, and thence running therefrom easterly a distance on the same of Thirty One Hundred (8100) Feet, including all the dips, “PERMS OF SALECeah tn Unik poy Adminstrator of the Estate of John om, Heneceased. J. ¥. Finn Attomney Be for moncmpucdh January 23d, 1870— CRAND BALL To be given by the 4 Nevada Fire Pegeriaent ! —OReme AT TEMPERANCE HALL. » NEVADA CITY. Reception Committee. @. von SCH sos, W. Hi, Beet. OTT. vloor Ma Manager, * BAe WILLIAMSON, Carriages furnished if necessary. A general Invitation is hereby extended. By order of the Nevada Fire Department. T. CANFIBLD, ¢: W. CORNELL, E, GO. i ae . M. ~ WwW. Nevada, Jan. 19th, 1870. PRESTON. & Sitka SUCCESSORS TO E, F. SPENCE, [eials ts. Nevada. ee Gold Coin, t pg besa ie per os cent of t Aye = sal dnd balance on tion of enue os parebenies ie January 20th, 1 TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22d, ee Daly { if EN . 4 os aes wank eres tere Nek es Egos SRR a (Ne AHA SF ON SERNA ENTER LESSEN OTE TEI VE POEM REY ESN ED SRTNMES REYNE 29 DEEN: RNR HA ES Sa At NPE RRLRREAA ENR INARREIY IO St ERR 291 REN ATION PED I MIREE™

keke nce Free SSING rieter. Cents. oo 6 be “6 L children ned for 25 — + M20 NIA, Fr, 1868 OT oF cash payeath via dissigiis, vidtais ui ubseriber fees are lar of ihe ge doilar heirs or p classes, 4 hicvines is Jasser are Peisonis aoilars at , thas seSsizus. Person Ceist Hii out ch doliars d or silver dressed to” PECTIVG or Mont President; -“ dehn h. ud, seca. ent Farmey at Law, n Works, ay eal Estate, Stna tron jen, Bush gent, avcity. ‘AEL LUCE, VORKS, __.Bareka Lake claims are also resting for . came to this city.” She told a pitifay ___ Wednésday-night a telegram was sent, ---Jbeen-eaptured and was in. irons at Ne~-JwftGraes-Valley_next.morning for parts . La = _present seant, and the mines in which . _tunnéls-are not being run are idle.— & Co, ground fifty feet deeper than it Gravel Mining Co. is ready for work. _who ran. away with another woman, and. more extensive ‘than for a number of years: The supply of water is” at Those familiar with the region about Columbia Hill are aware that the bottom of the basin has never been reached, there being no outlet through which. the gravel can be worked. Marks & Co. are running a large flume and cut with sufficient fall to work the Weighel has yet been worked. As they need water to wash a way through the tail ings in which they are running, work is now suspended for rain. The Union Woods, Groves and Ricliardson, and the want. of water.. Several of these claims made a short ran of about two weeks this season. At -Grizaly Hill the Jones’ and Ohio claims are doing well. In the latter a tunnel is being run which will be completed in a few weeks} . Did’nt Want Him, Several days ago a woman, who pretended to be in pursuit of a husband _thereis a demand in this vicinity for seven hundied and fifty inches more water . _ been worked for some years past. . leading from Sugar Loaf to Selby FlatAlexander Sublett, of this city, s lowed a pin about eight years. since, which has troubled him more or less up . to the present time. Night before last, : however, he vomited it. ape greatly to his relief. —_ Murdered Chinaman Found. A dead. Chinaman: was found yester-. day afternoon, on the side of the road His skull was broken in, and every evi dence led to the belief that he had been ‘murdered, He must have been dead some time as he was mach decayA Coroner’s jury was held by W. C: Groves, and a verdict rendered in accordance with the above. Open Again. ~ Blaze’s old stand has been fitted up in excellent style, and will be opened as a saloon this evening by Tort. Canfield of the “Fire Boys Saloon.” Music will be on hand and a ‘splendid luncheon served, Struck it Bich. Maybanks Co., who have been running a tunnel for the past three years for gravel in Chapparet Hill, neat Euteka, struck it very rich on Thursday story to different parties in town, but failed to reach their pockets, as her story was not very consistent. She returned to Grass Valley where she suc: ceeded in getting some money. On down stating that her husband had vada, asking what should be done with him. ‘The hoax won, and the woman unknown. a hasband. Good Signs, We learn from the water agent that ‘She evidently did'nt. want than all the ditches can run and they are all running fall. This is the first season when there was such a demand plications for 750 inches more than he can supply. This is certainly a good . sign. ‘Another good indication is the the number of teams loaded with quartz which are daily seen passing through the town to the custom mills. Mest of this reck is from ledges that have not The Bloomfield Co. Six weeks’ work is yet to bedone, we are informed, at the head of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co’s. ditch, before connection is completed between Big and Little Canyon Creek. They haye everything ready on the ground, and will finish up as soon the weather allows. The then almost inexhaustible supply of water in the reservoir at Bowman’s Will be tapped, and this amount will do much to make upthe deficiency in the supply along the ridge. Good Water. The flume has been Aahelaad, connecting the Reck Creek ditch with the town reservoir, and in a day or two it is thought the water will be as good as ever before. This water will be used _ until the close of the mining.seagon. Se Careful. Our citizens should be careful to see that their doors are barred, their hen roost decure, and all their valuables and money deposited in bank. little . a et wate property from ‘being . sues and fibres as sensitive toevery change in . yemittent fevers, rheumatisms, nervous de_. operation. ‘last. It prospects 20 cents a pan.--The+strike has created immense excitement in Eureka, and every man in that vicinity has gone out to take up ground Insane, Mrs. Gray, wife of Harry Gray, of Qeaker Hill, was yesterday —brought+ te this city by Deputy Sheriff Steve ‘Yenard and-lodged-in -the-eounty jail, towwait examination on ‘the charge of insanity. “The Season and its Dangers. The human body is chiefly composed of tisthe condition of the atmosphere as the most barometer tube. The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the lungs, and the excretory organs are especially liable to be affected by these variations, and the best defence againet their disastrous tendexcy is to keep the digestive machinery, . in good working order. ““Tf the stomach is -weak-or--disordered neither the blood nor the bile can be ina healthy state, and upon the fitness of these two important fluids for the officcs assigned to them by nature, and the regularity of their flow, healthin a great measure depends." When the air is heavily laden with chilling humid vapers, digestion should bean object of pecuharcare, If it is weak and languid,the whole physical structure will ‘be enervated. If it is vigorous, the entire organization_wall bestrong to resist the untoward and depressing influence of adamp: and vitiated’ atmos‘phere, _A pure and powerful tonic is therefore especially needed as a safeguard agsinst the diseases most common in the wet season, and Hosetetter’s Stomach Bitters being. the most wholesome and potent medicine of the class at-present known, a course of it is particularly advisable at this time. The stomach will theréby be toned and strengthened, the liver and_bowels regulated . the nervous system braced up, and nature put in astate of active defence against the miasma which superinduces intermittent and bility, headache, bypochondria and otker complaints which are apt to.assail ‘the un. toned and uniortified organizations. The body is strengthened without. exciting the brain, and consequently no unpleasant re. action follows its reviving and renovating

JACOB NAFFZICER ‘HAS KILLED ‘Trustees Meeting. The Trustees of the Novel Tabeasy: Association will meet this evening at “BACON, 4 beldog p> Asean Mag ts Sarin at. — . some game accidentally shot bis. part-. _ _. ner jn the upper.part. of the face and bent We understand they had sepa. ae “and were unaware ¢ of each ‘Otter § Li aaapinee= rig -yhamabeu po ter . SWallowed a Pin. }swal-. HH FOR SALE * The “Product of Three Thsusand} (AUTION: . _ _ Before parcinwtnn delicate electrometer, or the quicksilver inal. Er nine CASHIN & KENT, AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES! A to 1 ‘ ABTIOCLE OR‘HAMS, BACON AND LARD, Grain Fed Hogs. They wish to call particular attention to their BRAND OF LARD.” * erg Examine the Cans, and find our ‘3 AND”? upon them, as the Chimese are manulacturing and seliing an inferior articic, —PILE SER Wise _CASHIN. sie . Nevada City, Jan. 26th. ~ PANORAMA aon SALE. —The Large and. Elegasit PAINTING S Sherman's March through Georgia DC Naretany vim ct the mot picturesque BCenery froni Atlanta to the entrance efthe Army into Savannah, and from ~ Savannah to Columbia, With the Scene of the negotiation for es SURKENDEK UF JUHNSON’S ARMY Gen. Sherman and Stadi, Col. Kilpatrick, WADE HAMPTON, -‘The Dashing Cavalier. “Johnny Comes Marching Home. Hurrah !” That interesting and never to be forgotten class of beings Sherman’s Bummers & Foragers, Are fully represented with many other cqually: interesting scenes, The Paintings. are from the most reliable sketches made ide Arieé cemreeres . the ixpeaition.-a STHUCTIVE AND “AMUSING. Also, a Beautifal Panorama, which goes with the above, representing 2 gee: 8 LAYING OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE, ‘with a model of the dRGAT EASTEKN Teay: ing Sherness, and showing all the most pleas: ing changes from bey ve Night, Night to MorpAng. Storm and Calm, &. he above Paintings will be sold at Lees than one half ite cost. ae fall particulars epuly to to N. ». BROWN, Nevada city, or WM. LAKE, Advretising and Purchas No 12 Montgomery ptreet,; ban wranclot 1 NEVADA cAsH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, [Adjoining se gcc Hardware Store.] 8. McROBERTS & co. . Romboy en tete oan: . or ren’s & Boys’ HATS & CAPS. a erwards you CANT GEE OVER ‘ate sof festgdeceks Wills sell at Public Auetion, tothe 7 THAT FACT, NOR THAT . ~ CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, AT . Rosenstock, PRICE & CO’S Se een ee eee ee enn ae COR. PINE’ & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co’s old stand.), THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take moexamine stock, . JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE __¥OU GET THEMOST . . AND BEST re cee Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLYERECEIVING ‘CLOTHING @F ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLEN‘DID SUITS BEVER, : ‘CASSIMERE, BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE. MEN'S AND BMOYS? CALIFOR+ NIA MADE KIP AND CALF npooTs,. GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BRUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING, € ome Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, WANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. . been made to the Stock. Goods, and a pleasure to tell ie Char Exton “Call on us and IXED . try Our Goods once, aid. we . are SURE 6c of your’ somane afEH Do not forget ania “Corner of Pine and Commer . 825 THE LEAST MONEY!. P ear Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have . . ‘S=-No trouble: to show oun . ‘ ROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. all au ee right, abe! interest of his death, cribed as follows, to‘wit: : he EOI ‘aa ~ aighest bidder for cash, in Ontted States Gold ‘Coin, and sub— Jeot to confirmation by‘said Proee bate Court, on ‘ FRIDAY, the 26th day of February, A: D. 1870, at 12 o'clock, x In front ofthe Court House door, In the City. of Nevada, Tn the County of Nevada, at of California, estate of the i a the time of his death eit the: ve d interest that the potty e . cae eo pa ae i othKi or De teatine in. or to the a alone acuiiies ining Ground or r eituat in eaid County of N ed ar gin ah ed and. to that of the said One Hundrea and Fifty—150— equal and undivided feet on those . certain Quartz Mining Claims, known as the IDAHO COMPANYS CLAIMS, situated and located on those certain Quartz Lodes known as the Eureka Lodes, lying.and being on and in the ". North Branch of Wolf Creek, about one mile easterly of the town of Grass Valley, in the “County of Nevada, State of California, Baia Claims begin at the easterly line or limite of “the claims known as the Emperor's claims on said ‘Lodes, and thence running therefrom easterly a distance on the same of Thirty One Hundred (8100) Feet, including all the dips, “PERMS OF SALECeah tn Unik poy Adminstrator of the Estate of John om, Heneceased. J. ¥. Finn Attomney Be for moncmpucdh January 23d, 1870— CRAND BALL To be given by the 4 Nevada Fire Pegeriaent ! —OReme AT TEMPERANCE HALL. » NEVADA CITY. Reception Committee. @. von SCH sos, W. Hi, Beet. OTT. vloor Ma Manager, * BAe WILLIAMSON, Carriages furnished if necessary. A general Invitation is hereby extended. By order of the Nevada Fire Department. T. CANFIBLD, ¢: W. CORNELL, E, GO. i ae . M. ~ WwW. Nevada, Jan. 19th, 1870. PRESTON. & Sitka SUCCESSORS TO E, F. SPENCE, [eials ts. Nevada. ee Gold Coin, t pg besa ie per os cent of t Aye = sal dnd balance on tion of enue os parebenies ie January 20th, 1 TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22d, ee Daly { if EN . 4 os aes wank eres tere Nek es Egos SRR a (Ne AHA SF ON SERNA ENTER LESSEN OTE TEI VE POEM REY ESN ED SRTNMES REYNE 29 DEEN: RNR HA ES Sa At NPE RRLRREAA ENR INARREIY IO St ERR 291 REN ATION PED I MIREE™