February 8, 1867 (4 pages)

sed or WELL joods i) mine CES vied a att ar Sxl GAY I ei ae “night past aainle fin ‘she’ city ‘were: —~pung, notifying our citizens that there was . & fire, although, notwithstanding the terqrifie noise the bells the’ aforesaid see. were Joth to. believe that there was: anything worth getting out « of warm beds. ~ for, as-nolight could be'seen, and it was.a . bitter cold night. The bells were sounded = second and third times, and finally . “warm beds” were soon -empty;-and the streets filled with people enquiring“ Where is the fire?” co which’ enquiry ‘the invariable answer was steamboat.” ”. No -fire being »-diseovered the excitement was soon over, people's noses began ‘to get cold, and in a short time the streets resumed their dull state. Well, the fire it seemis, occurred.in ‘Niman’s blacksmith Shop, and was of very short duration, ‘ Aatoriitn CHINESE. THter.—A. Chinaman named Ah Soupladie, visited the auction. room of H. M. Levy on Wednesday evening _last,.and after examining the various kinds of -goods, concluded that he needed a pair of pants, asthose he had on were somewhat soiled. Soupladle saw a pair that suited him in color, size, &&., and without saying anything to. Mr. Lary or Keller he tucked them under his coat and . marched out, forgetting to pay for the“un-mentionables.”. Some one in the crowd saw him “nip” the pants, and. he was soon _ in charge'of Officer Scott; who placed him in the ten-foot building, on Broad street.— He was brought before Judge Kendall yesterday morning, tried, and we presume he . was convicteg, although we did not goand ascertain, as one peep at him convinced us that he was oe, as charged in the indictment,” Narrow Escare.—John Hahn, a member of Pennsylvania Engine Company ,No. 2, had a narrow escape of being seriously injured on Wednesday night last. Hahn: being a, good fireman, was promptly on hand when the alarm of fire was given, and while. assisting. in taking the hose carriage to the place where the fire was, came in contact with themachineand was thrown down, the carriage passing, over him. © He is rather sore ‘but will be all right again in a few days. Prick LowERED.—We published an. item the other day stating that the miners of Birchville and vicinity were on a strike in consequence of the high price of water. We learn that the Eureka Lake Water Co. have reduced the price from 16} cents an inch, to 12} cents. That portion of the number who. were.on a strike to have the price of water reduced to 12} cents an inch have commenced operations, while those that shriad on haad 10 Lassen a8 inch still hold out: shores sow store is to be erected immediately « on the old site of the St.Louis Hotel, Commercial street: This Jot has been’ an eye-Sore for the past three years, as it is situated on one of the most. public thoroughfares of the city.We learn that when it is completed a new crockery ware store willbe started. zs ‘Lors Wanrep: —There never was ‘a time when’ vacant lots’ within the: city limits were in such great demand as at the, presetit'time. Good-sized lots, for residen. ces, cannot be found on. Broad, Main or Commercial ‘streets. Persona going to build will be compelled: ‘to lots on . Gethsemane stréet, Tribulation: trail, Caw. ~alry street, Mount Zion* street, (on Piety . ~ BIL) op sy ontaile of the city Hm, Frsit) ‘ave’ “Gates & Hlatle, bn: Broad’ Nepean iaie hae om pal ees rass some le-cttant yaiepedt can’t be beat. — i A SE Ree meee 5, MABE ‘. Newberry, of this. city, has ‘buried.three ‘. Of be¥ Bittle ones, and now she is afflicted . aocete oes BEAN’s: Dmectory. —We cadecpael ‘that about 100 pages of Bean’s Directory . and Histéry of Nevada county has been . Pregent season. For the. past three or four . : Winters it has been quite prevalent and in : . . & great many cases it has proved: fatal.— , . During the. past three weeks Mrs. Henry toatiiey ia kh. ine netomat < PPRL ST A WAKE SNAKES THE Cae eo a 0 ate HO . printed.” Tt is estimated that it wiJl con-. tain between 400 and 500 pages. It will be the best work of the kind ever gotton out in this part of the country. HORRIBLE Roap Saba over the road between this city and Sugar Loaf, all unite in saying that it is. the worst piece of road out;of-—well, everybody knows.— We are of the opinion: that it should be attended to immediately, asit is almost impassable for teams, horsemen or jackase. . cabo, Mowmaias RF. Spence, County Treasurer, has received from the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, a warrant for $9,536 being Nevada county's proportion of the State School Fund. Conp.—Night before last and yesterday morning we experienced colder weather than we haye been afflicted with. before thisseason. THE Board of Supervisors are still engaged on road matters. WHEELER & Wiison SEwING Ma. CHINES—NEW STYLEGREATLY IMPROVED. ‘Don’t fail to see them at G. R. Crawford’s ‘book and stationery store, corner of Broad }and-Pine-streets, where all orders left will ; meet with prompt attention from J. H. Holt, traveling agent, who is in town for a few days, and will also re-adjust and add late valuable IMPROVEMENTS to their old style. machines. George R. Crawford Agent for Nevada. ire fe HAVE you got-a cold? Use Hall’s Pulmonary Balsam, it is the best thing in use without exception, and will cure a cold every time. * ——_ a i nn OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION !! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, Is NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CIGARS,. ° TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AT “Cost PRICES ! — FoR CASH ! HE HAS OW HAND 10,000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANNA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE HAD IN, THE MAREET. ELLERINION SMOKING TOBAC4 OF EVERY KIND. RIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND ; PAPTERN. ope MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. a ik arama ass Jae SOLD 1 eat FOR CASH. é neater SORE ers are invited to call and examine my Goods and ascertain the wae before, purchasing s elsewhere. iM “au orders from « abroad promptly attended to. ; Now 18 THE TCR. 70,.BUX, goons . AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST WHAT a Ws CO 5 . “wuurue oreewwatp. Aiei .<o% ,eoxigantl agg Jan, 2th: FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO oF] “you No GET NOTTING AT BANNER? si? foe. vEs 5 eielel “$20. 000 WORTH “OF ‘SPLENDID _ FALL AND WINTER eG ‘CLOTHING . . FURNISHING ~GOoDs,. HATS, CAPS, Boots, SHOES, _. RUBBER Goons, BLANKETs, BOY’S CLOTHING, &e, &e. : WILL NOW BE; RETAILED “ AT THE « eel Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS, NEVADA CITY, —~AT— NEW YORK COST PRICES eee <=) nt This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of cur store and every= body, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER RATES Than ever before known in ‘Nevada COUNTY! iw BANNER’ 6.21 Is the place to Buy and save Money ! BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail-Dealers. Cor, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada city. J. ®, BUSSENIUS,-Apothecary and Chemist Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts,, NEVADA, (27 PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CARE iho PREPSRED AT ALL HOURS—DAY a NIGHT. nov? e B. CRAWFORD, “wiedia DEhina ‘fore JUNE Bucs ARE E COMING & “with the same. sompynnnse and is TT Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, oe ¥ on tray, Tuer Al LARGE ELEGANT ASORTMENT it-or— j ‘ecw’ ; overt Ew ria) ig {su ‘LRT “STORE! A FIT’ QUARAN TEED} . No: 67 J street, one ‘door —_— * “ASH & HURLEY, ‘orders prompety attended ¢ to, coe LAMBS? WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COPTON AND — Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hose, Neck Ties, ‘Handkerchtefé, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, And & General Assortment.of Gentlemen's —s Goods! eerThose sendinas nie for Shirts, willplease ° SITLVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, . Dismonila or CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. ae WILLSBERSOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. By W. ¢. RANDOLPH, (Masonic, Building. Nevada, December 19th. GREGORY & WAITE, ‘AVE THE PLEASURE OF GREETING THEIR NUMEROUS PATRONS WITH A “HAPPY NEW YEAR” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST GOODS IN a MARBKET AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite of the Hurricane and other tremendons “blows” they still “live and move and have their} — being’’ and succeed in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, consisting of GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &e, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their heart’s content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the mep to supply any demand. If the ladies “or any other man,” desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE, If Liquors of every description are to be distovered anywhere, the celiar of GREGORY & WAITS is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9 CORDS BACON, 8 CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb, 8 TONS WHEAT. 12 TONS FRED. CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE. FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, ‘i you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF suGAR, ofevery Aeecription, TUBS, PAILS, AND wooD WARE generally. , TOBACCO’S, SLEDG: ‘Seer, WASH. BOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED $0 Ey, EATER, DITTO OF NA CANDLES meet ‘the demiand: WILLOW { . Oats, ; PICKELS, & MACKEREL i ‘ike ' “alBo dleeve from shoulder to wriet. : : Sacramento, Jan, th. Dry ‘How to Economize '} . Buy your Goods at Aw GOLDSMITH? s Pashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City, ae Carpets, ' Millinery O11 Cloths, — Goods Ladies and Children’s shocs W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED Main street, Nevada, . Stein Rye Flour, Corn Meal,; Rye Meal, Buckwheat, Oat Meal, &c, : FLOUR, And Ground Feed of ali kinds, —— 2" A liberal discount to the trade. 46 @kO. W. KIDD, a. W. HINDS, R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE —AND— : ASSAY _OF FICE, GEO. W. KIDD & & 00.,.-. . Bankers, [apes the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Neva: Pe ‘Wheat, Barley, Corn,Bye, &¢. the thet. discounted iste eRe! nog PE ey nm advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio Mn ONUY 1 TO LOLN 01 onto rel collateral, atalow tate of interest. Mogistered County Scripfbought at p ° LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the Reg Deposits received. Spied on San Francisco Sacramento and Virgin: H gn Beh the Hastern Citi , London, and Dub: p, I Agents for Below Lenton anti Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Gold and Ores of weir description Melted, Refined and Assayed. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of California; Sacramento, D City, Agency Bank of Cat ovt2 OW, KIDD & CO.” DR. x oHiraar Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. ‘ Office—corner of Broad ahd Pine sts, I would inforts my friends and Ee poinere 9 ims aes servicés yee wed prepared . oo 1 ine with @ cp oo atany hour. “Peeth after havi oe e by exposure of the nerve will withont causing pain, _iwnaw T ALL WORK done at this office téDe.perfo: ina more skillfol manner, and ror sfaction given than. cleewhere in thie v mt faane nly jocaed inthis gh eV uleantte Work promptly anid heatly GENERAL VARIETY STORE. BRIGGS & CB CHAPMAN, ae on eee s stock Of a great oe maphtig best in the market. D. 0. Milis & Co.; Virginia ve ee eee thers +s “Temper: Pine Street.. sdint ane ctrhars _Nevada,. Os, ‘An, enreabd ot iat Pein rey ae ere sgicrcapa heer te Saas Cesseae Hs Me DR # i cterparity sainariestetienty ot Set Bm Sc omencene i i} . . . i a i it i iy ncaa ines eR SIR TS eigen ny Paani tc ata ies i Bees a eee em Re eS ae APNE Ah RNIN Oe near e Rabe I EES ae ate Se Rea 1s. cilasekialialalnasenal 3 4 er ae

sed or WELL joods i) mine CES vied a att ar Sxl GAY I ei ae “night past aainle fin ‘she’ city ‘were: —~pung, notifying our citizens that there was . & fire, although, notwithstanding the terqrifie noise the bells the’ aforesaid see. were Joth to. believe that there was: anything worth getting out « of warm beds. ~ for, as-nolight could be'seen, and it was.a . bitter cold night. The bells were sounded = second and third times, and finally . “warm beds” were soon -empty;-and the streets filled with people enquiring“ Where is the fire?” co which’ enquiry ‘the invariable answer was steamboat.” ”. No -fire being »-diseovered the excitement was soon over, people's noses began ‘to get cold, and in a short time the streets resumed their dull state. Well, the fire it seemis, occurred.in ‘Niman’s blacksmith Shop, and was of very short duration, ‘ Aatoriitn CHINESE. THter.—A. Chinaman named Ah Soupladie, visited the auction. room of H. M. Levy on Wednesday evening _last,.and after examining the various kinds of -goods, concluded that he needed a pair of pants, asthose he had on were somewhat soiled.. Soupladle saw a pair that suited him in color, size, &&., and without saying anything to. Mr. Lary or Keller he tucked them under his coat and . marched out, forgetting to pay for the“un-mentionables.”. Some one in the crowd saw him “nip” the pants, and. he was soon _ in charge'of Officer Scott; who placed him in the ten-foot building, on Broad street.— He was brought before Judge Kendall yesterday morning, tried, and we presume he . was convicteg, although we did not goand ascertain, as one peep at him convinced us that he was oe, as charged in the indictment,” Narrow Escare.—John Hahn, a member of Pennsylvania Engine Company ,No. 2, had a narrow escape of being seriously injured on Wednesday night last. Hahn: being a, good fireman, was promptly on hand when the alarm of fire was given, and while. assisting. in taking the hose carriage to the place where the fire was, came in contact with themachineand was thrown down, the carriage passing, over him. © He is rather sore ‘but will be all right again in a few days. Prick LowERED.—We published an. item the other day stating that the miners of Birchville and vicinity were on a strike in consequence of the high price of water. We learn that the Eureka Lake Water Co. have reduced the price from 16} cents an inch, to 12} cents. That portion of the number who. were.on a strike to have the price of water reduced to 12} cents an inch have commenced operations, while those that shriad on haad 10 Lassen a8 inch still hold out: shores sow store is to be erected immediately « on the old site of the St.Louis Hotel, Commercial street: This Jot has been’ an eye-Sore for the past three years, as it is situated on one of the most. public thoroughfares of the city..We learn that when it is completed a new crockery ware store willbe started. zs ‘Lors Wanrep: —There never was ‘a time when’ vacant lots’ within the: city limits were in such great demand as at the, presetit'time. Good-sized lots, for residen. ces, cannot be found on. Broad, Main or Commercial ‘streets. Persona going to build will be compelled: ‘to lots on . Gethsemane stréet, Tribulation: trail, Caw. ~alry street, Mount Zion* street, (on Piety . ~ BIL) op sy ontaile of the city Hm, Frsit) ‘ave’ “Gates & Hlatle, bn: Broad’ Nepean iaie hae om pal ees rass some le-cttant yaiepedt can’t be beat. — i A SE Ree meee 5, MABE ‘. Newberry, of this. city, has ‘buried.three ‘. Of be¥ Bittle ones, and now she is afflicted . aocete oes BEAN’s: Dmectory. —We cadecpael ‘that about 100 pages of Bean’s Directory . and Histéry of Nevada county has been . Pregent season. For the. past three or four . : Winters it has been quite prevalent and in : . . & great many cases it has proved: fatal.— , . During the. past three weeks Mrs. Henry toatiiey ia kh. ine netomat < PPRL ST A WAKE SNAKES THE Cae eo a 0 ate HO . printed.” Tt is estimated that it wiJl con-. tain between 400 and 500 pages. It will be the best work of the kind ever gotton out in this part of the country. HORRIBLE Roap Saba over the road between this city and Sugar Loaf, all unite in saying that it is. the worst piece of road out;of-—well, everybody knows.— We are of the opinion: that it should be attended to immediately, asit is almost impassable for teams, horsemen or jackase. . cabo, Mowmaias RF. Spence, County Treasurer, has received from the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, a warrant for $9,536 being Nevada county's proportion of the State School Fund. Conp.—Night before last and yesterday morning we experienced colder weather than we haye been afflicted with. before thisseason. THE Board of Supervisors are still engaged on road matters. WHEELER & Wiison SEwING Ma. CHINES—NEW STYLEGREATLY IMPROVED. ‘Don’t fail to see them at G. R. Crawford’s ‘book and stationery store, corner of Broad }and-Pine-streets, where all orders left will ; meet with prompt attention from J. H. Holt, traveling agent, who is in town for a few days, and will also re-adjust and add late valuable IMPROVEMENTS to their old style. machines. George R. Crawford Agent for Nevada. ire fe HAVE you got-a cold? Use Hall’s Pulmonary Balsam, it is the best thing in use without exception, and will cure a cold every time. * ——_ a i nn OPPOSITION TO IMPOSITION !! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, Is NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CIGARS,. ° TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AT “Cost PRICES ! — FoR CASH ! HE HAS OW HAND 10,000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANNA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE HAD IN, THE MAREET. ELLERINION SMOKING TOBAC4 OF EVERY KIND. RIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND ; PAPTERN. ope MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. a ik arama ass Jae SOLD 1 eat FOR CASH. é neater SORE ers are invited to call and examine my Goods and ascertain the wae before, purchasing s elsewhere. iM “au orders from « abroad promptly attended to. ; Now 18 THE TCR. 70,.BUX, goons . AT THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST WHAT a Ws CO 5 . “wuurue oreewwatp. Aiei .<o% ,eoxigantl agg Jan, 2th: FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO oF] “you No GET NOTTING AT BANNER? si? foe. vEs 5 eielel “$20. 000 WORTH “OF ‘SPLENDID _ FALL AND WINTER eG ‘CLOTHING . . FURNISHING ~GOoDs,. HATS, CAPS, Boots, SHOES, _. RUBBER Goons, BLANKETs, BOY’S CLOTHING, &e, &e. : WILL NOW BE; RETAILED “ AT THE « eel Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS, NEVADA CITY, —~AT— NEW YORK COST PRICES eee <=) nt This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of cur store and every= body, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head

BANNER BROTHERS HAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER RATES Than ever before known in ‘Nevada COUNTY! iw BANNER’ 6.21 Is the place to Buy and save Money ! BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale and Retail-Dealers. Cor, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada city. J. ®, BUSSENIUS,-Apothecary and Chemist Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts,, NEVADA, (27 PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS CARE iho PREPSRED AT ALL HOURS—DAY a NIGHT. nov? e B. CRAWFORD, “wiedia DEhina ‘fore JUNE Bucs ARE E COMING & “with the same. sompynnnse and is TT Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, oe ¥ on tray, Tuer Al LARGE ELEGANT ASORTMENT it-or— j ‘ecw’ ; overt Ew ria) ig {su ‘LRT “STORE! A FIT’ QUARAN TEED} . No: 67 J street, one ‘door —_— * “ASH & HURLEY, ‘orders prompety attended ¢ to, coe LAMBS? WOOL, SILK, MERINO, COPTON AND — Under Shirts and Drawers, English Half Hose, Neck Ties, ‘Handkerchtefé, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, And & General Assortment.of Gentlemen's —s Goods! eerThose sendinas nie for Shirts, willplease ° SITLVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, . Dismonila or CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. ae WILLSBERSOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. By W. ¢. RANDOLPH, (Masonic, Building. Nevada, December 19th. GREGORY & WAITE, ‘AVE THE PLEASURE OF GREETING THEIR NUMEROUS PATRONS WITH A “HAPPY NEW YEAR” AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST GOODS IN a MARBKET AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite of the Hurricane and other tremendons “blows” they still “live and move and have their} — being’’ and succeed in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, consisting of GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &e, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to their heart’s content. If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the mep to supply any demand. If the ladies “or any other man,” desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fit out a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE, If Liquors of every description are to be distovered anywhere, the celiar of GREGORY & WAITS is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9 CORDS BACON, 8 CORDS HAMS, 2 TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—in comb, 8 TONS WHEAT. 12 TONS FRED. CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE. FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, ‘i you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF suGAR, ofevery Aeecription, TUBS, PAILS, AND wooD WARE generally. , TOBACCO’S, SLEDG: ‘Seer, WASH. BOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries. AN UNLIMITED $0 Ey, EATER, DITTO OF NA CANDLES meet ‘the demiand: WILLOW { . Oats, ; PICKELS, & MACKEREL i ‘ike ' “alBo dleeve from shoulder to wriet. : : Sacramento, Jan, th. Dry ‘How to Economize '} . Buy your Goods at Aw GOLDSMITH? s Pashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City, ae Carpets, ' Millinery O11 Cloths, — Goods Ladies and Children’s shocs W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Retail FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED Main street, Nevada, . Stein Rye Flour, Corn Meal,; Rye Meal, Buckwheat, Oat Meal, &c, : FLOUR, And Ground Feed of ali kinds, —— 2" A liberal discount to the trade. 46 @kO. W. KIDD, a. W. HINDS, R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE —AND— : ASSAY _OF FICE, GEO. W. KIDD & & 00.,.-. . Bankers, [apes the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Neva: Pe ‘Wheat, Barley, Corn,Bye, &¢. the thet. discounted iste eRe! nog PE ey nm advances made on Gold Dust or Bullio Mn ONUY 1 TO LOLN 01 onto rel collateral, atalow tate of interest. Mogistered County Scripfbought at p ° LEGAL TENDERS bought and sold at the Reg Deposits received. Spied on San Francisco Sacramento and Virgin: H gn Beh the Hastern Citi , London, and Dub: p, I Agents for Below Lenton anti Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Gold and Ores of weir description Melted, Refined and Assayed. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of California; Sacramento, D City, Agency Bank of Cat ovt2 OW, KIDD & CO.” DR. x oHiraar Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. ‘ Office—corner of Broad ahd Pine sts, I would inforts my friends and Ee poinere 9 ims aes servicés yee wed prepared . oo 1 ine with @ cp oo atany hour. “Peeth after havi oe e by exposure of the nerve will withont causing pain, _iwnaw T ALL WORK done at this office téDe.perfo: ina more skillfol manner, and ror sfaction given than. cleewhere in thie v mt faane nly jocaed inthis gh eV uleantte Work promptly anid heatly GENERAL VARIETY STORE. BRIGGS & CB CHAPMAN, ae on eee s stock Of a great oe maphtig best in the market. D. 0. Milis & Co.; Virginia ve ee eee thers +s “Temper: Pine Street.... sdint ane ctrhars _Nevada,. Os, ‘An, enreabd ot iat Pein rey ae ere sgicrcapa heer te Saas Cesseae Hs Me DR # i cterparity sainariestetienty ot Set Bm Sc omencene i i} . . . i a i it i iy ncaa ines eR SIR TS eigen ny Paani tc ata ies i Bees a eee em Re eS ae APNE Ah RNIN Oe near e Rabe I EES ae ate Se Rea 1s. cilasekialialalnasenal 3 4 er ae