January 1, 1868 (4 pages)

~~ the district under charge*of Mr. Mer_yow, including Bear Valley’ and the é eee % x : hundred feet across, The part of the Be knife is prized more on account of being s keepsake than for its value. If the seine Putrit Sore Throat;hesjust-been-receiv-. “was broken by the storm of Wednesday eee * Damace ro Drrcuks.—We were permitted to glance over a letter received at the South Yuba Canal Co’s office, containing an account. of the damage done the works of the company within heads Of. the ditches: ‘The storm was Large--trees snapped-eff, and the timber was thrown. down to such an extent that the men agent writes that the Bear Valley ditch and Wednesday night last, in five places. Four of the breaks were made iy snow slides. ‘The~snow “banks became saturated with water, and came ditches and causing great damage. ‘The river at the head of the ditch was two feet higher than at any time during the season, and ten boxes were swept out. Over thirty boxes were destroyed in Merrow’s district, The Dutch Flat dich was broken in seven places, and filled with slides, one of which is five ditch will require forty-five boxes to repair it. The damage is estimated at double the amount. resulting from the floods of 1862. It is thought that it will require 40,000 feet of lumber, at least, to repair the ditches, and a large force vill have to be employed. <<"Te Srorm ContrnvEs.—On Monday night-it rained incessantly and very hard; -Yesterday the--water in Deer. Greeck was,nearly as high as it was on Thursday morning, and only abeut two feet lower than the highest point reached during the latestorm. The weather was quite cold at the commencement of of the storm, but it moderated-before dark, and at night rain must have fallen 2 the summit. Asthe rivers have had “ample time to fall since the last heavy rains, it will require a large rain fall-to . cause a sufficient rise to add to the damage already done. SENTENCED. — Yesterday, morning Judge Palmer sentenced Ah Fow to pay a fine of $80 or go to the county jail for 40 days, and Ah Pow was fined $60 and in default of payment sent up for 30 days. The parties were convicted of rioting on Indian Creek. A motion to amend judgment in the cases of the other three Chinamen off the ground of the insufficiency of evidence was ar: gued yesterday afternoon. The mo~ tion was overruled, Ah Low was fined $50, and the other two. $25 each.All of them were sent to jail. A Lrserat Rewarp.—On the 28th of December, a gentleman lost a handsome dagger. ‘The handle was of ivory, with silver trimmings at each end, and the seabbard of silver, tipped with a ball of silver as was the handle. The finder will return it. to the National Ex_ change Hotel or to this office, he will receive $10 and no questions will be asked. . Dreruerra.—Another lot of Mrs, M. A. Ragsdale’s Vegetable Preparation, or infallible remedy for Diptheria and ed by Jno. F. Bussenius, corner of Pine and Commercial streets. No family « ghould be without it. ia sa EW. BicELow has opened ® school over his store, where he teaches, day ~and evening, Marsh’s system of Bookkeeping by double entry: No limit to time, and satisfaction guaranteed. * New Year’s Party.—The Young Men’s Social Party will be given at National Hall this evening. Dancing will coramence promptly at 8 o'clock gnd continue until-12. Carriages will be ready to bring in ladies at 7 o'clock, That Three Quarters of the Goods HARDWARE, NAILS and SPIKES, TOOLS, _ x RUBBER BELTING Are Purchased at the Store Rooms BECAUSE THEY “WiLL PERSIST IN UN} CASH ! dewn as avalanches, sweeping oat the }" No. +} lot of those « : the pubhic. ‘They will save their cost in_comeR RANE EERE i NCC eam HORROR RE he nih 4 ‘ _**REMEMBER’’ J. NAFFZIGER, cee J, Bc STONE. a A ts Transcript, po IP1s.AN EMPIRE MARKET. ce — = NEVADA CITY. ca aorta EVERYBODS — SEES IT ! a Ser LOCAL INTELLIGE EVERYEODY _ KNows 18! . NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. = SOLD IN THE @ITY OF NEVADA, ‘In the Line of LRON and STEEL, STOVES AND TINWARE, conan? * and PACKING, . ete., 6te,, etc, : —or-— Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c. &e. PAINES and OILS, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as + Pork Sausage; &c.,atways-on hand: bAIbonterstrom=thecountry~carefully-and promptly filled, ° Puhr, charge. REEP constantly on hand a full sapply of FRESH PORK, < MUTTON. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, « can be delivered here from San Francisco. A good ‘supply of Dried Beet,;Fresh . yr Meats “delivered in the city.-tee @ b4 “Thavs what's the Matter, » Why is it ? : . DERSELLING THEIR’) NEAREST ‘ AND\SDEAREST” NEIGHBOR. CASH! WILL_TAKE BARGAINS IN CASH 1 . “CHOW KI ANG” AT SPENCE?S. HARODWAR Et! STOVES! «4 6-$2000 . .No, 7—$25 00 No, 8--$30 00 ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING ;— White's Patent Money Drawer, THE GREAT Till Thief Detector ! The U S Combination Lock Co» Their Locks are Burglar Proof—see them. A. S. Mallidie & Co'sIRON -& STEEL ROPE MANUFACTORY, Orders for which -we -will_ fill at.the.Manufacgene Prices —freight added. . dust received per ‘Last Steamer’? another ___ “SUN. BURNERS,” — The safest and most convenient Kerosene Lamp burner and chimney yet introduced to mon chimneys every month GET ONE. Sixty Cases of GUN COTTON for BLASTING. It isas efficient as ‘Nitro Glycerine’”’ without the risk attending the nee and transportation of the latter, and _is Fifty per cent cheaper than Powder. THY IT. MORE ‘S¥tlectro Silicon?’ and “Carpet Sweepers? FOR THE LADIES. : ~“GRAWFORD & CO. ~~ @OLDSMITH’s DRY GOODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. Keep always the 4 Ey Largest, ~ S25 . Chen pest, Zoe O59 aya = ze i Best 5 _ Assortment of Dry Goods, — Carpets, Oil Cloths. NEW GROCERY STORE. T. Le BALDWIN, (OMMERCIAL STREET, next ‘door to the Masonic Building, keeps constantly on hand an excellent stock of ” : Groceries, % Provisions, Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ All of which will be sold cer CHEAP FOr CASH ! 21 All long-winded customers are expected to pay up before the account is outlawed or give a darable note on sheepskin. All warranted as represented and satisfaction guaranteed in every case, JOHN BELDEN will always be found on hand ready to do the agreeable for all customers. Give us a call. Nevada, October 4th. oo = OPENING PARTY, Be THE— Y YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, r —AaT THE— f NATIONAL HALL, WEDNESDAY EVE'’G, Jan. ist, 1868. ComMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. R. A. Diver, M.S. Hamilton, W. Coombe, Ga. ¥. Ww. W. "DeWitt Tisdale, J. M. Hinds. Frodrn Manacens. W.F. Evens, A. W. Lestér, DeWit Tisdale. ‘. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CROCKERY, sdchipctisag len “ M, 8, HAMILTON, A. W. LESTER. HAMILTON & LESTER, (Successors to Crawford, Leavitt & Oo.) ’ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, 4 WINES AND LIQUORS, GLASS, WOODEN and WILLOW WARES, ' FLOUR, POWDER, FEED, Etc., Ete. Orders Filled. with ‘Promptness, a Goods delivéred FREE OF CHARGE a reason™ able distance. « HAMILTON & LESTER, 52 Broad Street, (Kidd's Block). . Nevada, Nov. 9, 1867. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. ‘(Established in 1853.) ¥ BY-; JAMES J. OTT Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP¥Y TION Melted and Assayeu. Correctness of Aseays fully guaranteed, Melting done in the presence of depositors L. W. WILLIAMS. J. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public. EW WILLIAMS; Commitsstoner of Deedsfor ahe State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. 031 DANCING SCHOOL, H. ©. DICK INSON?®S QUADRILLE CLASS for Ladies and Gentlemen wilk meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at the National Hal. School hours from § uptil 11 o'clock. ll BEGINNERS CLASS for Gentlemen will meet on Tuesday and Thureday Brenings t%3¢ o'clock. dl Bread! Bread Bread! CALL‘AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, A™ LEAVE YCUR ORDERS FOR DREAD AND CAKE, of every description. ND Y¥ AND C BACKERS Saher Wholesale and Retail. . Scld to the Trade at San “ attendence. The. Eg mon have Tickets $2 50. Invitations must be shown made ath ple arrangemients for the pleas: . at rhe door, of W. F. Evens, at} 23 ure of guests, and in spite of storm the bs aie or of A. W. Lester . withte y. will be one of the most agreeable sm ta ho me SEED RS UP! UP! UP! . PO THE ie HEADQUARTERS i BANNER BROS. If you wish to Buy . CLOTHING DOWN! > With High Prices! . Wea do not propose to sell you CHEAP Coops! But we do propose to sell you coop cooDs CHEAPER Than they can be bought any where else in the € TO MINERS! a (er TAKE NOTICE !_@t R ie) WILL OFFER FOR SALE From and after _ Monday, Dec. 9th, FIFTY CASES Of Latest Manufactured ‘RUBBER CLOTHING, RUBBER BOOTS, Etec. Etc., At 26 percent lower than they have been sold this season, GREAT BARGAINS TO ALL! We are determined to give the public’ the tilt beneSt'of the WINTER TRADE, BY KEEPING THE LARGEST STOCK OF Gents’ and Boys’ Fashionable _ Clothing, —AND— ; ~——¥F-ornishing~-Goods;~~ Boots, Shoes, "Blankets, all colors, “Trunks, Valises, &c. &e, . THAN ANY OTH ERS IN . . . . THE COUNTY, And will sell them -at prices to SUIT EVERYBODY. NM Remember the Old Stand of BANNER BROS., Importers, Wholesale, r. Broad & Pine Sts. _ NEVADA CITY, and Retail Dealers. : eet ORIGINAL COMBINED! COMPANY, —OF HARTFORD, CONNEOTICUT.— PAID UP CAPITAL 500,00)! VARIOUS FORMS OF POLICIES ! ‘. FAOMBINED LIFE AND ACCIDENT,‘\a@idental Deathand Compensa tion=separately.--——Budowment. Policies Aeceldcnts,_._— One’ to seven year policies, with -orwithent compensation, .. taTo the Miners Especially . . LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE __ a givenage, With compensation for — = The advantages of this Company. must be apparent to one whe will give it a-moment’s — combining as it does a compensation of $5 per week, on every $1000 insur‘ed for all accidents causing total disability: =~ Call at the office of the South Yu~ ba Canal.Company and learn full particulars; GEO. P, wadbanrra Agent, Nevada, Oct. 20th, \N dL. evada Iron & Brass F Br 88 oundry MACHINE SHOP, — ; a AND BOILERS built to order, : sence ‘ CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every deacripiio®. i : QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or yp ; Every kinds of Building Castings Baw, Oxiat, , Car Malt and Bark Mills; horse power wheels, Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added. : ? Nevada, Sept. 15th. ‘HEUGH & THOM D. 8, BAKER, ‘ WA. MARTIN, ; BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin GROCERIES, PROVISIONS i" CAN-FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD. _ .~ OF ALL “KINDS, . WHEAT, CORN, ig 8 _ BARLEY Shakes, Shingles, WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, : NO, %% BROAD STREET. _ . “.'. Nevada, September 12th. ye . 3.@ 8. ROSENTHAL. “8 LAE ON HAND= The Largest, . whe Richest, a The Choicest, _ The Cheapest, The. Very Best, STOCK OF DRY & FANCY GOODS, TO BE FOUND INNEVADA COUNTY. Persons from the country shenld not ; fail, when they visit the city, to call at the old stand before making their purchases, LUMBER! LUMBER . LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. Lumber Wur@t ~ ©: . SACRAMENTO §ST., near Gold Run Bridg~DEALERS_IN ie PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER» AX KINDS OF DRESSED AND UN. . “TX DRESS: FLOORING constantly on hand, Also, ae ‘ Bh cas ‘ SIDING AND SHAKES, Particular attention paid to furnishing K.tmber for Flumesand Minin ,. Contracts taken for from 1,000 to: ,000 feet, to be delivered on short #tice, t quality of Dry Feneing always on hand, either at our M411 or at, our City Lumber Yard, on Sacrameato Street, near the Gold Run anes. at the Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to wait on customers. ("Terms Cash, or approved credit for thirty days. o15 DENTISTRY. — HC, Kay PD WENTWORTH can always be found — . DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Ste. opp. Banner's. eh . 18 PREPARED TO DO ALL y kinds of Dental Wark at short notice and in the best manner,-— Artificial Teeth inserted and 4 good fit guaranteed, Full Vane Set, on Vulcanite, $25. Teeth-filled ww! "daid pep ha k teed to give. the if desired. wor ran : best satisfaction or no charges made. “ni6 so NEW STYLES! ai yew STYLES! LAMOTT, 227 Montgomery St, San’ Francisco Is out again with another New Style HAT, for Winter. ™ssrothing Itke giving people: NEW STYLES. THAT I8 WHY e. Ee COAST; destroyed in sensitive Teeth, — a ee senegnanennet Sp eneds

~~ the district under charge*of Mr. Mer_yow, including Bear Valley’ and the é eee % x : hundred feet across, The part of the Be knife is prized more on account of being s keepsake than for its value. If the seine Putrit Sore Throat;hesjust-been-receiv-. “was broken by the storm of Wednesday eee * Damace ro Drrcuks.—We were permitted to glance over a letter received at the South Yuba Canal Co’s office, containing an account. of the damage done the works of the company within heads Of. the ditches: ‘The storm was Large--trees snapped-eff, and the timber was thrown. down to such an extent that the men agent writes that the Bear Valley ditch and Wednesday night last, in five places. Four of the breaks were made iy snow slides. ‘The~snow “banks became saturated with water, and came ditches and causing great damage. ‘The river at the head of the ditch was two feet higher than at any time during the season, and ten boxes were swept out. Over thirty boxes were destroyed in Merrow’s district, The Dutch Flat dich was broken in seven places, and filled with slides, one of which is five ditch will require forty-five boxes to repair it. The damage is estimated at double the amount. resulting from the floods of 1862. It is thought that it will require 40,000 feet of lumber, at least, to repair the ditches, and a large force vill have to be employed. <<"Te Srorm ContrnvEs.—On Monday night-it rained incessantly and very hard; -Yesterday the--water in Deer. Greeck was,nearly as high as it was on Thursday morning, and only abeut two feet lower than the highest point reached during the latestorm. The weather was quite cold at the commencement of of the storm, but it moderated-before dark, and at night rain must have fallen 2 the summit. Asthe rivers have had “ample time to fall since the last heavy rains, it will require a large rain fall-to . cause a sufficient rise to add to the damage already done. SENTENCED. — Yesterday, morning Judge Palmer sentenced Ah Fow to pay a fine of $80 or go to the county jail for 40 days, and Ah Pow was fined $60 and in default of payment sent up for 30 days. The parties were convicted of rioting on Indian Creek. A motion to amend judgment in the cases of the other three Chinamen off the ground of the insufficiency of evidence was ar: gued yesterday afternoon. The mo~ tion was overruled, Ah Low was fined $50, and the other two. $25 each.All of them were sent to jail. A Lrserat Rewarp.—On the 28th of December, a gentleman lost a handsome dagger. ‘The handle was of ivory, with silver trimmings at each end, and the seabbard of silver, tipped with a ball of silver as was the handle. The finder will return it. to the National Ex_ change Hotel or to this office, he will receive $10 and no questions will be asked. . Dreruerra.—Another lot of Mrs, M. A. Ragsdale’s Vegetable Preparation, or infallible remedy for Diptheria and ed by Jno. F. Bussenius, corner of Pine and Commercial streets. No family « ghould be without it. ia sa EW. BicELow has opened ® school over his store, where he teaches, day ~and evening, Marsh’s system of Bookkeeping by double entry: No limit to time, and satisfaction guaranteed. * New Year’s Party.—The Young Men’s Social Party will be given at National Hall this evening. Dancing will coramence promptly at 8 o'clock gnd continue until-12. Carriages will be ready to bring in ladies at 7 o'clock, That Three Quarters of the Goods HARDWARE, NAILS and SPIKES, TOOLS, _ x RUBBER BELTING Are Purchased at the Store Rooms BECAUSE THEY “WiLL PERSIST IN UN} CASH ! dewn as avalanches, sweeping oat the }" No. +} lot of those « : the pubhic. ‘They will save their cost in_comeR RANE EERE i NCC eam HORROR RE he nih 4 ‘ _**REMEMBER’’ J. NAFFZIGER, cee J, Bc STONE. a A ts Transcript, po IP1s.AN EMPIRE MARKET. ce — = NEVADA CITY. ca aorta EVERYBODS — SEES IT ! a Ser LOCAL INTELLIGE EVERYEODY _ KNows 18! . NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. = SOLD IN THE @ITY OF NEVADA, ‘In the Line of LRON and STEEL, STOVES AND TINWARE, conan? * and PACKING, . ete., 6te,, etc, : —or-— Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c. &e. PAINES and OILS, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as + Pork Sausage; &c.,atways-on hand: bAIbonterstrom=thecountry~carefully-and promptly filled, ° Puhr, charge. REEP constantly on hand a full sapply of FRESH PORK, < MUTTON. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, « can be delivered here from San Francisco. A good ‘supply of Dried Beet,;Fresh . yr Meats “delivered in the city.-tee @ b4 “Thavs what's the Matter, » Why is it ? : . DERSELLING THEIR’) NEAREST ‘ AND\SDEAREST” NEIGHBOR. CASH! WILL_TAKE BARGAINS IN CASH 1 . “CHOW KI ANG” AT SPENCE?S. HARODWAR Et! STOVES! «4 6-$2000 . .No, 7—$25 00 No, 8--$30 00 ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING ;— White's Patent Money Drawer, THE GREAT Till Thief Detector ! The U S Combination Lock Co» Their Locks are Burglar Proof—see them. A. S. Mallidie & Co'sIRON -& STEEL ROPE MANUFACTORY, Orders for which -we -will_ fill at.the.Manufacgene Prices —freight added. . dust received per ‘Last Steamer’? another ___ “SUN. BURNERS,” — The safest and most convenient Kerosene Lamp burner and chimney yet introduced to mon chimneys every month GET ONE. Sixty Cases of GUN COTTON for BLASTING. It isas efficient as ‘Nitro Glycerine’”’ without the risk attending the nee and transportation of the latter, and _is Fifty per cent cheaper than Powder. THY IT. MORE ‘S¥tlectro Silicon?’ and “Carpet Sweepers? FOR THE LADIES. : ~“GRAWFORD & CO. ~~ @OLDSMITH’s DRY GOODS STORE, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets. Keep always the 4 Ey Largest, ~ S25 . Chen pest, Zoe O59 aya = ze i Best 5 _ Assortment of Dry Goods, — Carpets, Oil Cloths. NEW GROCERY STORE. T. Le BALDWIN, (OMMERCIAL STREET, next ‘door to the Masonic Building, keeps constantly on hand an excellent stock of ” : Groceries, % Provisions, Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ All of which will be sold cer CHEAP FOr CASH ! 21 All long-winded customers are expected to pay up before the account is outlawed or give a darable note on sheepskin. All warranted as represented and satisfaction guaranteed in every case, JOHN BELDEN will always be found on hand ready to do the agreeable for all customers. Give us a call. Nevada, October 4th. oo = OPENING PARTY, Be THE— Y YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, r —AaT THE— f NATIONAL HALL, WEDNESDAY EVE'’G, Jan. ist, 1868. ComMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. R. A. Diver, M.S. Hamilton, W. Coombe, Ga. ¥. Ww. W. "DeWitt Tisdale, J. M. Hinds. Frodrn Manacens. W.F. Evens, A. W. Lestér, DeWit Tisdale. ‘. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in CROCKERY, sdchipctisag len “ M, 8, HAMILTON, A. W. LESTER. HAMILTON & LESTER, (Successors to Crawford, Leavitt & Oo.) ’ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, 4 WINES AND LIQUORS, GLASS, WOODEN and WILLOW WARES, ' FLOUR,

POWDER, FEED, Etc., Ete. Orders Filled. with ‘Promptness, a Goods delivéred FREE OF CHARGE a reason™ able distance. « HAMILTON & LESTER, 52 Broad Street, (Kidd's Block). . Nevada, Nov. 9, 1867. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. ‘(Established in 1853.) ¥ BY-; JAMES J. OTT Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP¥Y TION Melted and Assayeu. Correctness of Aseays fully guaranteed, Melting done in the presence of depositors L. W. WILLIAMS. J. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public. EW WILLIAMS; Commitsstoner of Deedsfor ahe State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. 031 DANCING SCHOOL, H. ©. DICK INSON?®S QUADRILLE CLASS for Ladies and Gentlemen wilk meet every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at the National Hal. School hours from § uptil 11 o'clock. ll BEGINNERS CLASS for Gentlemen will meet on Tuesday and Thureday Brenings t%3¢ o'clock. dl Bread! Bread Bread! CALL‘AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, A™ LEAVE YCUR ORDERS FOR DREAD AND CAKE, of every description. ND Y¥ AND C BACKERS Saher Wholesale and Retail. . Scld to the Trade at San “ attendence. The. Eg mon have Tickets $2 50. Invitations must be shown made ath ple arrangemients for the pleas: . at rhe door, of W. F. Evens, at} 23 ure of guests, and in spite of storm the bs aie or of A. W. Lester . withte y. will be one of the most agreeable sm ta ho me SEED RS UP! UP! UP! . PO THE ie HEADQUARTERS i BANNER BROS. If you wish to Buy . CLOTHING DOWN! > With High Prices! . Wea do not propose to sell you CHEAP Coops! But we do propose to sell you coop cooDs CHEAPER Than they can be bought any where else in the € TO MINERS! a (er TAKE NOTICE !_@t R ie) WILL OFFER FOR SALE From and after _ Monday, Dec. 9th, FIFTY CASES Of Latest Manufactured ‘RUBBER CLOTHING, RUBBER BOOTS, Etec. Etc., At 26 percent lower than they have been sold this season, GREAT BARGAINS TO ALL! We are determined to give the public’ the tilt beneSt'of the WINTER TRADE, BY KEEPING THE LARGEST STOCK OF Gents’ and Boys’ Fashionable _ Clothing, —AND— ; ~——¥F-ornishing~-Goods;~~ Boots, Shoes, "Blankets, all colors, “Trunks, Valises, &c. &e, . THAN ANY OTH ERS IN . . . . THE COUNTY, And will sell them -at prices to SUIT EVERYBODY. NM Remember the Old Stand of BANNER BROS., Importers, Wholesale, r. Broad & Pine Sts. _ NEVADA CITY, and Retail Dealers. : eet ORIGINAL COMBINED! COMPANY, —OF HARTFORD, CONNEOTICUT.— PAID UP CAPITAL 500,00)! VARIOUS FORMS OF POLICIES ! ‘. FAOMBINED LIFE AND ACCIDENT,‘\a@idental Deathand Compensa tion=separately.--——Budowment. Policies Aeceldcnts,_.._— One’ to seven year policies, with -orwithent compensation, ... taTo the Miners Especially . . LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE __ a givenage, With compensation for — = The advantages of this Company. must be apparent to one whe will give it a-moment’s — combining as it does a compensation of $5 per week, on every $1000 insur‘ed for all accidents causing total disability: =~ Call at the office of the South Yu~ ba Canal.Company and learn full particulars; GEO. P, wadbanrra Agent, Nevada, Oct. 20th, \N dL. evada Iron & Brass F Br 88 oundry MACHINE SHOP, — ; a AND BOILERS built to order, : sence ‘ CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every deacripiio®. i : QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or yp ; Every kinds of Building Castings Baw, Oxiat, , Car Malt and Bark Mills; horse power wheels, Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added. : ? Nevada, Sept. 15th. ‘HEUGH & THOM D. 8, BAKER, ‘ WA. MARTIN, ; BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin GROCERIES, PROVISIONS i" CAN-FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD. _ .~ OF ALL “KINDS, . WHEAT, CORN, ig 8 _ BARLEY Shakes, Shingles, WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, : NO, %% BROAD STREET. _ . “.'. Nevada, September 12th. ye . 3.@ 8. ROSENTHAL. “8 LAE ON HAND= The Largest, . whe Richest, a The Choicest, _ The Cheapest, The. Very Best, STOCK OF DRY & FANCY GOODS, TO BE FOUND INNEVADA COUNTY. Persons from the country shenld not ; fail, when they visit the city, to call at the old stand before making their purchases, LUMBER! LUMBER . LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. Lumber Wur@t ~ ©: . SACRAMENTO §ST., near Gold Run Bridg~DEALERS_IN ie PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER» AX KINDS OF DRESSED AND UN. . “TX DRESS: FLOORING constantly on hand, Also, ae ‘ Bh cas ‘ SIDING AND SHAKES, Particular attention paid to furnishing K.tmber for Flumesand Minin ,. Contracts taken for from 1,000 to: ,000 feet, to be delivered on short #tice, t quality of Dry Feneing always on hand, either at our M411 or at, our City Lumber Yard, on Sacrameato Street, near the Gold Run anes. at the Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to wait on customers. ("Terms Cash, or approved credit for thirty days. o15 DENTISTRY. — HC, Kay PD WENTWORTH can always be found — . DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Ste. opp. Banner's. eh . 18 PREPARED TO DO ALL y kinds of Dental Wark at short notice and in the best manner,-— Artificial Teeth inserted and 4 good fit guaranteed, Full Vane Set, on Vulcanite, $25. Teeth-filled ww! "daid pep ha k teed to give. the if desired. wor ran : best satisfaction or no charges made. “ni6 so NEW STYLES! ai yew STYLES! LAMOTT, 227 Montgomery St, San’ Francisco Is out again with another New Style HAT, for Winter. ™ssrothing Itke giving people: NEW STYLES. THAT I8 WHY e. Ee COAST; destroyed in sensitive Teeth, — a ee senegnanennet Sp eneds