January 12, 1864 (4 pages)

SSS Se cepa cae “ili So punien paRohbs Suicone rites. we pay gt ip not strictly true shat the _, Mepartiwwen’, has the same. cogtr other . "fire departments tave in other places simiYay, circuitetnnded. ‘ta tines of; fires the . fire depertiient iv supreiag ‘Jeet ae te-war . w times the. military is er ee -ei¥i. “power. 2 iM A MO : We have said, the, fire appartment, on ia ate ‘necasion: was naptrent siitiet sek At need. pot. Apply to Andividual companies. “We say, the bulk, ‘of. the property i in the towns below Pine. streot, inndwe sig; the "ie fot. the bhiief, of a fire department is eas egret fa of , . of Saturday indicated, or if the managers of . the Leg the water woths lwetel sa’ iach! bh /dult ab A siwtip id’ thle lode ‘. youg article her ly alter the fire. oe ay ve as Pitt all directions 1 aming out water ‘to veach the top of'an awning, the firemen fought wader disadvantages that . ? woald-decount forthe éxtent of the éonflas tothey could make no adequate fight: They hour if there) had ‘been the usual supply of whter+ without” ‘Water. they found the: fire -apréading id every ‘ direction,” and “as ebay . ay oie, where. the most property: js—t0-be--suved— ~ Streets, at fires, are like rifle pite-or brenst, ‘Tworltit int War’ A stand is to be itiade in Boe, pee WAR vectines ‘fecenenty _ to retreat to fap “it‘te ‘well known tha moat of our fires originate in, the Upper part ~ ofthe: tow and the: flumes' are driven’ down *Ytéwn by ‘the wind Uint ‘alihost uniforinly ‘blows 1H thint direction. “Pat the: ‘qdtestion -te-nny +omeyWhere should. the {. ood by atinding and holdiag} eould do little as. companies, each, “exerted erage! where bis ‘sdrvices 9 wotild be dtaila. ’ ble, gn 7 every firemen is 4 property hulder ; nnd’ Wien he saw hie Gould. do no pipe, . wooden buildings dry . . as powder, a high wing. ; sid set yiipbtate dvatredest Tad Withwould have pit ‘vt the fire tn half -an4"* aration; Andephident uf" miy eoiiderations . Al of skill or energy, The firemen were like sol} Mada diets rushed intd battle’ without: munition T aorptte of gape CUSTOSMADE Goons.” rut and made in the mostelegant styles, —— %— _. -t2A8A ee acne AND_ NO. 59 BROAD STREET, “Nevada City. — co = TF Goods delivered ia of Hata. £1 Ae a variety of t f2998ntand ernet help but fitti ‘alliaidting the dost” fisnine: GOODS cy eis by, the 8 ko, t é House saad a perp urtdies partioabace: TENBY. ” Homie and bot ane oar The lot.onGommercial street: -er withthe walls, oceupied bef. ore t Louis BPA enters, steadier wie ee Ss etn Ba Shaye bedn. nade at oy late Gonflagriition and wer eurenot whether he. bow renin or -oty-hewill say, Pine street. And no one, cognizan§"6F ‘the faéts,Will Weny that the fire might: fiave been’ begti' drreated, there with proper € forte; “We have . never heard it dieputed yet, and’ we. have hatered to the npin‘Abievit on this point, We do not con-’ dem members of the fire comy ies. Moat Uf thein worked well ; io. fect. “worked! beyond their strength. Bat, hat some one. ~dnvauthonlty ordered an effort in: the vicinity “gf Mills’ stable, We belivve, ind’ hundreds with us believe. the lower vartuf the town miei have beensaved, Tho work could natheve, heen done, with-bose; but we:think . “at foo much to excuso’ any one from fleeing . before a fire-when the first resource fale. : When wartridges giveout,the bayanet has sometimes beon found an efficient weapon, So in’ ‘A‘fire, if thé Witer‘wilHot throw, there ie nogreat generalship displayed by giving up everything for lost. The worth of . “ién Td art theit wehiae abd’ erpe. . oll in emer, dies. tthe waterworks : oad a dozen fc by uckate welt” thinned are comotinnits worth thtir weight in gold. " err ‘Tuw@nosaneotne: Union spooks appro» “vingly of the proposition of Judge Howe / te cult Out miflind of men vnde ‘the commond of Gen, Grantfor the purpose ‘sof liberating every Union pritoner in’ Dixie. The propositivy-eemefeom.a newspaper a fowl Weelis had wlien it was'reported our prieonere-at Richmond-were starving and —euf* fob? Crabitieh ? Te wai WHdRYOS Thdieneti t. mmetdable. But, sipce that } tigers Senay 2. the pr sapere are . nionths a WEN Helted aa the condition, of rebeldnin will allow, and, therefore, thereds ®o urgent _ ndaeedity Tetithe step. © Flad'the. Proportion 5 a ‘heen inade when the ‘ecauntry was pained with tha Fepbrtel Itorrars Of Feber, prlsorigit thight . not have Seats linble to eo many objections ne te It the A of Fein: ‘Hewe had posed. toputin the Mu a initlion of new ~for-the-purpose-ot crushing the rebellion at the earligg® prddtbdlile pm eit it would have been sensible and would have sounded : far béttenshnn itslere, Nothing canbe made oS oubofsympethy: fox nit, uniont ipa te sqidiers in Dixia,, beoause the devotion. ta-the Union we asintense agit ean bednrohing alb-the giee'ef patrivti: A ertiéadé ta ertell rela. . fi Tian ag blow, ja,iysh, 98 hay. aad will, coms ‘taand Juat ne many. men, to. any. the, lonat, ng . berate a fews ‘thousand Nf . more like Phow to use them. We are.net compelled to ate the town burn up ywhitle & bupetijtends Tt. . ent of the -worke ie. smaking: hie ‘way: from . real question. firemen might have done better than they did-had they suticipated thatthe uenahmeans . § thatfl remen employ, aud focmenwhich they . » are. organized, would not be fo But they are firemeg te tise water, and lo . tot dey -they.can bare water: there, i#-no-neéd for . a the organiantion. “The present system does The writer iv Sabdny’s ‘TRANSCRIPT pur posely exaggerates the demand of .the }department. We dbk ac firemen earl! pipes—that we be ie af the preeit places and. state of a . of, whi will make a record, and than that we be on Ha informed ef all. see n the position of the gates, Which’ y D. That we sk a ravi. ke wih i sa tet free them from sediment and periodieally ro . in the spring and. oummer,-but in the fall, sbeeette town’ : , e— That We, aled hate. at ites ition at any thine'te see ‘whether the’ gates &e. are open or. shut. Thie gives Practical con: trol of the. supply of water, bedatiea with . “the ‘keye'at bind: and dnowing where ‘and Rough & Rowdy. “As. the. reservole was full during the lust fire, and has e been Kept so by the South Yuba , we + think a complionce with the 5 apters Would inaure a supply of on Pri ent Me re companies s are = practinly dibanded aS EMAN. “Tene: Harttord jis walked to Walle. worth's Tower, eis riya s ities inl ‘Tt tnay ‘be conerded that the} } Aut supply the water > ie there one. that, wilt . have a dopildath et. df hefabo the inaia Easter tira excreing:the-pompepignaapd: the apt merely . } ’ distance of ten miles, in . >.5 : Sea mana . t ATA ere were) evade ’.— District ae cla comple aint said lication of ey et ih Soeie on yos in this forty dye iene out tw ke j Stateaud ou sae MP io te the toehe fe —— the icularly mentioned ‘and peek tn i bie X swer n fil cris Morngace te Fi ep le ¢ complaint par: » and rp m such sa as th Tat uit — ruarrans, i t ae od the ainet yee 1-4 . ay these > ead te the under t handed @ sul ebared ‘ ett a a Work aad pe ke Sree “enas oe a will be 4060 Ae @* aNd’ nat Lo Pr a pane . acne ed i a} i . x a fee G3 10 .a¢08 7) aie'T 3 teu witiipleinee smi call ad esi cnet he went te look alter his owa property.— tha gn mai +O The: tiddble}’ yw “haved thdisted’ dver and. comes the date of th theadvertinement. -: over again, weg.a Want of water pandas the. eS ce PL BAM, Postm ‘Postmaster: reservoit. was full, the specific dimen was, Aay"es, pe TA Miaaney Maney ‘and town, ‘Il viere had, been water aaa ny Iara 2 a oe fora: -bu would have’ 0 ig . Carpenter John d MeLaughha Isaac water, the haat pa Tiga gla we Carvin Jue Me tends eae ‘Agtih. “Heues the necessity of eatablishing Cue ot he v4 ~ ; “4 rule, if possible, that will supply the water. ‘Caley atri :: lee re, PB. . Af in theysessen whee fires, are: wust fre ae eho Mi i, BS Bi ted { papaniss and, destructive, the, water ie.to be Pale Maury .# Rickey Jobn « shut off the pipes, the Gremen need not be . Done Franklin.) Robinean CoP. at the trouble of tubing as uselea. as of . Fdwar very AP Paes. Sr {hows from the-engine. _Plieyaidietet ie rs Beott. Wai stay at their own étdréw aid houses; and . rere Mies Joanne Hah be save ‘their property. ‘The experience of . Hoffinan se opp ‘Staffer Jereminh 1856 and 1863 ‘shows that » fire. started nese ju pie eae can’t he 23 tioguiebed withawt weter-swhile fea {much property cen: be saved by the pegsonil Jena sy i. 8 Bi i ‘Wxertiona of the owners: “An attack updo Lithgow W ad Chas. the firemen only diverts attention trum the Lat Jo ne Phen Nera aim BOYS.0LO@EING: 1 ‘ ij E mee ~ + they iP. BANNER’s, Taetsk BROAD and PINE « StREETs, :-yery large stock comprising erfrom the very finest Lamb’s Wool}. : te: poet Ther have in nn reat variety, ‘unde to ord celebrated mana 8,4 very ls i . Forsale cine a the Chearest AT P. BANNER’S HEY are fod SELLING OvF at cost “AT. P; ‘BANNER’S == They ay NOT have Three OF Four: Prices. 4 At P. BANNERS + y are ever opposed to anty . PRT a a ty oe t 5 . way? selldas eee Pao aE we “Nevaiiny Jap Othe; : 4 "GUULB's. SALOON. “PRANK G ‘GUILD, OULD inform hi . we that podinad sform hie shady son, iver gor teem te ‘oh yer th ‘stéee?, Where he be — ja a : bent , Tenlity, ~ on hand the ~~ “9 CMs FERRAND,& co. . PHOTOGRAPHIC.” AND n DAGUBRREAN ARTIST, it te why ini utidll dd ta his and Ales eatrnen take nares pes efthe ON Ping. stREET, Overthe U abted Stetes Bekery ada, vy re . a i ee BOYS’ CLOTHING! / a RMPRIER. Yh Wa tiW mo Ly oT _Maatvhie coninen!dy 4) MeMANGON, 6. G.uRAVITE. a. 8. WAMILTON. nde WaNaoW 886, PRICES. 04 : Cor. of. op res &. Pine sts.~ New Dry Go ‘Goods "tin Sake begs leave ‘to Hae Ge ponte: Sagem he ane “At: ie oLa_c rs STIL. T E. and; veide tet to be setinetly smserstond Pipe he is going 1 to stay therp ang aell tm 334 Cheap as é Shoapees, It is his determination not. tbe titider. seid by any y! . His, ‘stock poll of , womens? Pane Sec : Gaiters, © : od evety style or Shoe ! ! co “and” ‘Ohildten's Shoes. ag 4 ~ Every styles . Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, ‘Cquare Edge, Doubic sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots. . _Alargeassortmentof Sem Beste: &e:Ee of every deseripiidn at = ‘San Francisee Prices réi — _ Boot and Stidemiaker’s supplied at command. wits wore bought at the store is warranted and repaired free oi ee if ae unreasoneis workmen = the Having o one ‘of the very State ts at short nodam prépared tom ios peepee catchall Grateful for lfteral pa e in tie past, wn Seter mined to merit at oe a future” "ty et netioes Bey rate Pars, at ne Bw. Remember the Corner ! $ LEM. ROGOE, Nevada, Jan. = are dies of Nevada and vieinit + “‘publie fh peeeid thes bas opened ‘hte x . . Mave Dry Geods Storer At the Cor, of Broad & Pine Sta, eal Where he. will Paki sd keep on hand.the‘. finest assortment of ‘Silks, Merinos, and all kinds or Dress Goods, . or soiihe Latest Styles and fous, a AlgO RMA agsobtiogat’ of 0° 2 Runbrotdérs: Trimmings and Miltthiery \Gobds. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c.THE pAtiGnbige OF ithe pidblie ib "peapetttutty solicited. 2 A. GOLDSMITH, aié .* ‘At the late standof Bates & McCormick. i5NAG 2Netees Ga “Fev Jan. 6th, ata rede méeting of aa 0, NOx 2y it was pay a all gine © W. H. DAVIDSON, Colt Ladder Co. lowe rd TES AND P iti a 3 rh PiinwgeyD 5 4 a, ; Moet’ Heavy: and “Light 2a, He selia: IMATHER, POOLS; SHOE Finvtbei a8 err! will be 1 comman Maj. .Ge rate offic of thé I STAN -correspo bool tha 1¢ is that Cali other 8 Said ang will con’ Tor some Washing ~—“pondent “doubt ab Tt ie ‘the nt first ¢ Moveme aemuch

SSS Se cepa cae “ili So punien paRohbs Suicone rites. we pay gt ip not strictly true shat the _, Mepartiwwen’, has the same. cogtr other . "fire departments tave in other places simiYay, circuitetnnded. ‘ta tines of; fires the . fire depertiient iv supreiag ‘Jeet ae te-war . w times the. military is er ee -ei¥i. “power. 2 iM A MO : We have said, the, fire appartment, on ia ate ‘necasion: was naptrent siitiet sek At need. pot. Apply to Andividual companies. “We say, the bulk, ‘of. the property i in the towns below Pine. streot, inndwe sig; the "ie fot. the bhiief, of a fire department is eas egret fa of , . of Saturday indicated, or if the managers of . the Leg the water woths lwetel sa’ iach! bh /dult ab A siwtip id’ thle lode ‘. youg article her ly alter the fire. oe ay ve as Pitt all directions 1 aming out water ‘to veach the top of'an awning, the firemen fought wader disadvantages that . ? woald-decount forthe éxtent of the éonflas tothey could make no adequate fight: They hour if there) had ‘been the usual supply of whter+ without” ‘Water. they found the: fire -apréading id every ‘ direction,” and “as ebay . ay oie, where. the most property: js—t0-be--suved— ~ Streets, at fires, are like rifle pite-or brenst, ‘Tworltit int War’ A stand is to be itiade in Boe, pee WAR vectines ‘fecenenty _ to retreat to fap “it‘te ‘well known tha moat of our fires originate in, the Upper part ~ ofthe: tow and the: flumes' are driven’ down *Ytéwn by ‘the wind Uint ‘alihost uniforinly ‘blows 1H thint direction. “Pat the: ‘qdtestion -te-nny +omeyWhere should. the {. ood by atinding and holdiag} eould do little as. companies, each, “exerted erage! where bis ‘sdrvices 9 wotild be dtaila. ’ ble, gn 7 every firemen is 4 property hulder ; nnd’ Wien he saw hie Gould. do no pipe, . wooden buildings dry . . as powder, a high wing. ; sid set yiipbtate dvatredest Tad Withwould have pit ‘vt the fire tn half -an4"* aration; Andephident uf" miy eoiiderations . Al of skill or energy, The firemen were like sol} Mada diets rushed intd battle’ without: munition T aorptte of gape CUSTOSMADE Goons.” rut and made in the mostelegant styles, —— %— _. -t2A8A ee acne AND_ NO. 59 BROAD STREET, “Nevada City. — co = TF Goods delivered ia of Hata. £1 Ae a variety of t f2998ntand ernet help but fitti ‘alliaidting the dost” fisnine: GOODS cy eis by, the 8 ko, t é House saad a perp urtdies partioabace: TENBY. ” Homie and bot ane oar The lot.onGommercial street: -er withthe walls, oceupied bef. ore t Louis BPA enters, steadier wie ee Ss etn Ba Shaye bedn. nade at oy late Gonflagriition and wer eurenot whether he. bow renin or -oty-hewill say, Pine street. And no one, cognizan§"6F ‘the faéts,Will Weny that the fire might: fiave been’ begti' drreated, there with proper € forte; “We have . never heard it dieputed yet, and’ we. have hatered to the npin‘Abievit on this point, We do not con-’ dem members of the fire comy ies. Moat Uf thein worked well ; io. fect. “worked! beyond their strength. Bat, hat some one. ~dnvauthonlty ordered an effort in: the vicinity “gf Mills’ stable, We belivve, ind’ hundreds with us believe. the lower vartuf the town miei have beensaved, Tho work could natheve, heen done, with-bose; but we:think . “at foo much to excuso’ any one from fleeing . before a fire-when the first resource fale. : When wartridges giveout,the bayanet has sometimes beon found an efficient weapon, So in’ ‘A‘fire, if thé Witer‘wilHot throw, there ie nogreat generalship displayed by giving up everything for lost. The worth of . “ién Td art theit wehiae abd’ erpe. . oll in emer, dies. tthe waterworks : oad a dozen fc by uckate welt” thinned are comotinnits worth thtir weight in gold. " err ‘Tuw@nosaneotne: Union spooks appro» “vingly of the proposition of Judge Howe / te cult Out miflind of men vnde ‘the commond of Gen, Grantfor the purpose ‘sof liberating every Union pritoner in’ Dixie. The propositivy-eemefeom.a newspaper a fowl Weelis had wlien it was'reported our prieonere-at Richmond-were starving and —euf* fob? Crabitieh ? Te wai WHdRYOS Thdieneti t. mmetdable. But, sipce that } tigers Senay 2. the pr sapere are . nionths a WEN Helted aa the condition, of rebeldnin will allow, and, therefore, thereds ®o urgent _ ndaeedity Tetithe step. © Flad'the. Proportion 5 a ‘heen inade when the ‘ecauntry was pained with tha Fepbrtel Itorrars Of Feber, prlsorigit thight . not have Seats linble to eo many objections ne te It the A of Fein: ‘Hewe had posed. toputin the Mu a initlion of new ~for-the-purpose-ot crushing the rebellion at the earligg® prddtbdlile pm eit it would have been sensible and would have sounded : far béttenshnn itslere, Nothing canbe made oS oubofsympethy: fox nit, uniont ipa te sqidiers in Dixia,, beoause the devotion. ta-the Union we asintense agit ean bednrohing alb-the giee'ef patrivti: A ertiéadé ta ertell rela. . fi Tian ag blow, ja,iysh, 98 hay. aad will, coms ‘taand Juat ne many. men, to. any. the, lonat, ng . berate a fews ‘thousand Nf . more like Phow to use them. We are.net compelled to ate the town burn up ywhitle & bupetijtends Tt. . ent of the -worke ie. smaking: hie ‘way: from . real question. firemen might have done better than they did-had they suticipated thatthe uenahmeans . § thatfl remen employ, aud focmenwhich they . » are. organized, would not be fo But they are firemeg te tise water, and lo . tot dey -they.can bare water: there, i#-no-neéd for . a the organiantion. “The present system does The writer iv Sabdny’s ‘TRANSCRIPT pur posely exaggerates the demand of .the }department. We dbk ac firemen earl! pipes—that we be ie af the preeit places and. state of a . of, whi will make a record, and than that we be on Ha informed ef all. see n the position of the gates, Which’ y D. That we sk a ravi. ke wih i sa tet free them from sediment and periodieally ro . in the spring and. oummer,-but in the fall, sbeeette town’ : , e— That We, aled hate. at ites ition at any thine'te see ‘whether the’ gates &e. are open or. shut. Thie gives Practical con: trol of the. supply of water, bedatiea with . “the ‘keye'at bind: and dnowing where ‘and Rough & Rowdy.. “As. the. reservole was full during the lust fire, and has e been Kept so by the South Yuba , we + think a complionce with the 5 apters Would inaure a supply of on Pri ent Me re companies s are = practinly dibanded aS EMAN. “Tene: Harttord jis walked to Walle. worth's Tower, eis riya s ities inl ‘Tt tnay ‘be conerded that the} } Aut supply the water > ie there one. that, wilt . have a dopildath et. df hefabo the inaia Easter tira excreing:the-pompepignaapd: the apt merely . } ’ distance of ten miles, in . >.5 : Sea mana . t ATA ere were) evade ’.— District ae cla comple aint said lication of ey et ih Soeie on yos in this forty dye iene out tw ke j Stateaud ou sae MP io te the toehe fe —— the icularly mentioned ‘and peek tn i bie

X swer n fil cris Morngace te Fi ep le ¢ complaint par: » and rp m such sa as th Tat uit — ruarrans, i t ae od the ainet yee 1-4 . ay these > ead te the under t handed @ sul ebared ‘ ett a a Work aad pe ke Sree “enas oe a will be 4060 Ae @* aNd’ nat Lo Pr a pane . acne ed i a} i . x a fee G3 10 .a¢08 7) aie'T 3 teu witiipleinee smi call ad esi cnet he went te look alter his owa property.— tha gn mai +O The: tiddble}’ yw “haved thdisted’ dver and. comes the date of th theadvertinement. -: over again, weg.a Want of water pandas the. eS ce PL BAM, Postm ‘Postmaster: reservoit. was full, the specific dimen was, Aay"es, pe TA Miaaney Maney ‘and town, ‘Il viere had, been water aaa ny Iara 2 a oe fora: -bu would have’ 0 ig . Carpenter John d MeLaughha Isaac water, the haat pa Tiga gla we Carvin Jue Me tends eae ‘Agtih. “Heues the necessity of eatablishing Cue ot he v4 ~ ; “4 rule, if possible, that will supply the water. ‘Caley atri :: lee re, PB. . Af in theysessen whee fires, are: wust fre ae eho Mi i, BS Bi ted { papaniss and, destructive, the, water ie.to be Pale Maury .# Rickey Jobn « shut off the pipes, the Gremen need not be . Done Franklin..) Robinean CoP. at the trouble of tubing as uselea. as of . Fdwar very AP Paes. Sr {hows from the-engine. _Plieyaidietet ie rs Beott. Wai stay at their own étdréw aid houses; and . rere Mies Joanne Hah be save ‘their property. ‘The experience of . Hoffinan se opp ‘Staffer Jereminh 1856 and 1863 ‘shows that » fire. started nese ju pie eae can’t he 23 tioguiebed withawt weter-swhile fea {much property cen: be saved by the pegsonil Jena sy i. 8 Bi i ‘Wxertiona of the owners: “An attack updo Lithgow W ad Chas. the firemen only diverts attention trum the Lat Jo ne Phen Nera aim BOYS.0LO@EING: 1 ‘ ij E mee ~ + they iP. BANNER’s, Taetsk BROAD and PINE « StREETs, :-yery large stock comprising erfrom the very finest Lamb’s Wool}. : te: poet Ther have in nn reat variety, ‘unde to ord celebrated mana 8,4 very ls i . Forsale cine a the Chearest AT P. BANNER’S HEY are fod SELLING OvF at cost “AT. P; ‘BANNER’S == They ay NOT have Three OF Four: Prices. 4 At P. BANNERS + y are ever opposed to anty . PRT a a ty oe t 5 . way? selldas eee Pao aE we “Nevaiiny Jap Othe; : 4 "GUULB's. SALOON. “PRANK G ‘GUILD, OULD inform hi . we that podinad sform hie shady son, iver gor teem te ‘oh yer th ‘stéee?, Where he be — ja a : bent , Tenlity, ~ on hand the ~~ “9 CMs FERRAND,& co. . PHOTOGRAPHIC.” AND n DAGUBRREAN ARTIST, it te why ini utidll dd ta his and Ales eatrnen take nares pes efthe ON Ping. stREET, Overthe U abted Stetes Bekery ada, vy re . a i ee BOYS’ CLOTHING! / a RMPRIER. Yh Wa tiW mo Ly oT _Maatvhie coninen!dy 4) MeMANGON, 6. G.uRAVITE. a. 8. WAMILTON. nde WaNaoW 886, PRICES. 04 : Cor. of. op res &. Pine sts.~ New Dry Go ‘Goods "tin Sake begs leave ‘to Hae Ge ponte: Sagem he ane “At: ie oLa_c rs STIL. T E. and; veide tet to be setinetly smserstond Pipe he is going 1 to stay therp ang aell tm 334 Cheap as é Shoapees, It is his determination not. tbe titider. seid by any y! . His, ‘stock poll of , womens? Pane Sec : Gaiters, © : od evety style or Shoe ! ! co “and” ‘Ohildten's Shoes. ag 4 ~ Every styles . Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, ‘Cquare Edge, Doubic sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots. . _Alargeassortmentof Sem Beste: &e:Ee of every deseripiidn at = ‘San Francisee Prices réi — _ Boot and Stidemiaker’s supplied at command. wits wore bought at the store is warranted and repaired free oi ee if ae unreasoneis workmen = the Having o one ‘of the very State ts at short nodam prépared tom ios peepee catchall Grateful for lfteral pa e in tie past, wn Seter mined to merit at oe a future” "ty et netioes Bey rate Pars, at ne Bw. Remember the Corner ! $ LEM. ROGOE, Nevada, Jan. = are dies of Nevada and vieinit + “‘publie fh peeeid thes bas opened ‘hte x . . Mave Dry Geods Storer At the Cor, of Broad & Pine Sta, eal Where he. will Paki sd keep on hand.the‘. finest assortment of ‘Silks, Merinos, and all kinds or Dress Goods, . or soiihe Latest Styles and fous, a AlgO RMA agsobtiogat’ of 0° 2 Runbrotdérs: Trimmings and Miltthiery \Gobds. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c.THE pAtiGnbige OF ithe pidblie ib "peapetttutty solicited. 2 A. GOLDSMITH, aié .* ‘At the late standof Bates & McCormick. i5NAG 2Netees Ga “Fev Jan. 6th, ata rede méeting of aa 0, NOx 2y it was pay a all gine © W. H. DAVIDSON, Colt Ladder Co. lowe rd TES AND P iti a 3 rh PiinwgeyD 5 4 a, ; Moet’ Heavy: and “Light 2a, He selia: IMATHER, POOLS; SHOE Finvtbei a8 err! will be 1 comman Maj. .Ge rate offic of thé I STAN -correspo bool tha 1¢ is that Cali other 8 Said ang will con’ Tor some Washing ~—“pondent “doubt ab Tt ie ‘the nt first ¢ Moveme aemuch