July 12, 1876 (4 pages)

TION, cE, Orr: 876. ross, W.H. er Linley g OWN and. ty ereas, ‘minTre the N re p msbip 16 N ble for min. ses, by Com. vber 2d, 187] 88 mineral y is proved, as, William vevada City he 10th day ister’s Office on Declarave describe the same as more for mining . take notices instructions he Getiers} 11, we have 376,at eleven befr re’ the hearing of cter of said v@ herennty ir first abuve , Register, i Receiver. See ee a, 1876, FoungPenphs egation Sup ° CARS! ofage sl 50 cts, 5 cts. cngineer, . FOR CHIEP da City. Fire at the Mar , 1876. ‘rank . Kiterdsmith. -_ 0 8 o'clock, 6 Delegates, President. jez Re D SOLD N. . Dealer tn BACCO, fa City. ER, ATER, 4 'ON’S. 1 Paint ie. Paint for wig 5, ete. TON, ggist, e atrects. LIRING a, . SAD, €ae’sShoe ty, ‘TO DO ALL OLS'TERINAG tw REPAIR best man ne jys“ F, rr at Law LIC. ET, oppost intel. “ a 5 . D. ICIAN, Fund, reci> 1876, Ale a. — ie 6th, 15 id, registered. il) be prid es froin daie% ~ John W. Hiids to make to you the age.the affairs of the Bank. the American Hitt-nursery~and~or=. ~~ @hard near this plice,-was destroyed. The Daily Transevipt WEVADA CITY, CAL. , LOCAL AFFAIRS, To the Creditors of the Bank of Nevada County. Gent emen ; 1 ‘a 4 instructed by following pr ‘position, viz : — mM., Hii ds vill take» tra.sf r of all the Sock: fthe Pank and funih funds to open ard-ran the Same, =~ : Qd. He will assume and pay off all the debts of the ank as fouiow. ; One-salf in cash at3, 6 and 42 months pa mentt-ereof, to be se-. cured by bons, if required, ‘the oth-r half in stock of the Bank, One half cf.a:1 of sa:d stock to be divide. pror ta among the ¢reditors and they to elect their Directors to manYours Tru y, NILES SEA=LS. eee Cee Destruttive Fire? On Tuesday morning the dwelling house, barn and fruit houses belonging to Josiah Rogers, proprietor. of by fire, and the loss is estimated: to be in the neighborhood of $5u00, On the morning mentioned Mr. Rogers being sick, his wife’ arose and kindled a fire in the parlor, after which she “went to the kitchen. to work, On-retarning to the parlor a few minutes afterwards, she discov-" ered the whole ceiling. surrounding the stove pipe, in a blaze, and all the efforts of the family proved unavailing to quench the flames, until everything was destroyed. There was nothing saved except the clothing the family hud on their backs, Mr. Rogers is an old man and unable to do heavy work, ‘and the “loss will therefore fall heavily onhim. He has the sympathy of the entire community. Boerd of Eqdalization-July Term. Monpay, July 10th. ~The Board met pursuant to ad journment. .Presént, fill Board. T. P. Crandall, President of the Board, presiding: The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. E, B. Ryan, appeared before the Board and filed an application on behalf of the Central Paclic Railroad Co., for a reduction of their as‘sessment from $363,000 to $237,500, on their Railroad track and Telegraph line, E.B. Ryan was duly sworn and examined in reference to the value of the property, and the matter was taken under advisement. L.H. Dikeman, Agt. of ‘the Excelsior Water Co. filed with the Board the application of said.Co. for a reduction of their assessment from $100,000 te $57,400, and. after-hearing the statement of Mr. Dikeman, the matter was taken under advisement, The Clerk was instructed to notifyD. M. Barker to appear before the Board on or before the 30th of July, to show cause wiy his assessment should not -be raised from $3,625 to $4,860. ae The usual honr of adjournment having arrived, the Board adjourned . wntil._to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Jas. D. Wurre, Clerk, By John Webber, Deputy. Iuterest Paid. full amount of semi-annual interestdue on the first mortgage < Nevada County Narrow Gaug& Railroad was paid on the 6th instagt, The interest was paid from the het earnings .of the road for two and ajalf months, That looks like business the little road. Ho! for the Pic Nic. The cars will leave the depot at o'clock this morning. Tickets will be sold at the ticket office and by Mr, George Nihell. Arrangements haye been made to secure the highest,pleasure of all who attend, who should be promptly on band and secure good seats. Notice. Parties, indcbted to Dr. H. 8. Welch, whose accounts bave been placed iu my hands for collection, are hereby notified, that such bills ‘must be paid at once, or collection will be enforced. . trade. The whole stock must be Now is Your Time to Bay Cheap for Cash. : L. Jacobs and Bros., will, on and after thie dute sell their entire stock of dry goods, fancy goods, carpets, ) etc., at less than Sen _ Francisco cost. Aliberal discount +o the sold out. Fixtures forsale. Ladies, if you want bargains, ¢all immediately at JACOBS BROS, jy8— a . Netice, . The creditors of the Bank of Nevada Connty are hereby requested to meet at the Court House, in the City of Nevada, on the 12th day of July, 1876, at 8 o’clock, p.2,sharp, for the purpose of consulting, concerning measures for the mutual protection and benefit of said’ creditors} None but creditors ad nitted, oo oe K. Casrrr, M. Enricut, Tuom & ALLAN, G,. M. Hucurs, LL. W. Drevruss. ee Notice. Johnston & DeHart wil]. sell at -eost for thirty days to close the business, “A good opportunity offered for buying a bargain iv crockery, glessware and house furnishing hard: ware. Al parties. indebted to the above firm will please come forward and settle without farther notice, as . the books. andaecounts will be placed in the hands of a Collector after Angust ist, _ ee Nevapva City, July-6, 1876, jy8.tf House Cleaning, etc, , G. A. Cautine, respectfully. announces that he is ready to do all kinds of house cleaning, white washing, curpet shaking, ete. Orders i left at Belden’s drug store will be promptly-attended to. Special Notice. The Fryer Noble. Metal Mining Company, from and after this date, “will treat small lots of ore at their testing works,midway. between Grass Valley andNevada City Nevada County, Cal., and return certificates therefore, on the following terms: 25lb test, $10; 50lb test, $15; four tests of 25lbs each, $25. , Rosr. M. Fryer, Supt. Grass Valley, July 1, 1876. jy6-1m >:?o— Ice Cream;: J. H. Hamilton, proprietor_ of ‘Our Restaurant,’ on Commercial Street, will keep on hand from this time forth, the most delicious Ice. ‘*‘MapameE, what made those biscuit get up and hump themselves so?” ‘“‘Why, that Credm Baking Yeast ,Pawder,.mannfactured and put up by Lester & Mulloy,”’ je25, TestKp By Timr.—For throat diseases’ colds. and coughs, Brown’s Bronchial Troches have proved their efficiendy by a test of many years. Union Hotel Barber Shop. A-nice shampoo,*a clean shave, add a close cut of the hair is a luxury this hot weather. Fay, at the Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style. PE Cane ae HaGan’s MaGnoxta Baum preserves . and restores the complexion; removes . freckles, tan and sallowness; .makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application’ cannot be detected. Lyon’s Karuarroz makes beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gwmty, It . has steed the test of 40 years. Is charmingly perfumed, and-has no rival. nichi2-ly— > }—Pragrant Breathand Pearly Teeth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, SOZODONT. Composed of rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless its effects are counteracted with SOZODONT, and this pure toothwash protects the dental surfaces by a To alk who ate suffering from the errors and indisé@retions of -youth, nervous weaktiess, of manhood, &c., I will diseovered by » missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josepu T. Iyman, Constitution and By-Laws jy6-Im Sream to be found in town. . jy4-tf: removibg every impurity that adheres tothem. Ask your druggist for 50ZODO> i , ‘F ovated, apd the Restaurant Department thet. will — s oF haus been taken in charge by the well CHARGE. This great remedy.was} ynown Caterer, Mr. ANTONIA PIRANNI, OF NEVADA CITY, ___ PREAMGLE ; F E, the undersigned, do hereby organize ourselves into a Society which shall be known as the GROCERS’ PROTECTIVE UNION, , of Nevada City, and we do ¢ach bind ourselves to abide by and conferm to the Rules and Regulation adopted by this Association, a OBJECT, b Sec. 1. Mutual Protection. of Grocery Dealers agaiust that class of persons in our community and vicinity who ure unworthy of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to pay their debts when contracted ; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers gtheralty, by the encouragement of such enterprises as shall tend to a healthy increase of trade in our midst. . Sec, 2. The Oficers of ‘this Association shall contist 6t-a-Presidert and Seer tary, to be chosen by ballot at a regular meeting of the Assocfation for the térm of six months, or until their successors are choBex. MEMBERSHIP. Sec. 3, Any person engaged in the Grocery traée in NeWada City-may become a member of this Association by signing the By-Laws and paying the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMBVERS. Fec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and fer the benefit uf this Association to the bert of his ability. : MEETINGS, Sec. 5. The Meetings shall take place onthe FIRST MOND A Y¥ OF EVERY MONTH, at niné o'clock, P.M. . " DUES. ase Sec. 6. The Members of this Association shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses. ge f NOTICE OF DELINQUENT DEBTORS. Sec. 7. I€ shall be the duty of every Meuber of this Association to report~iminediately,'in writing, to each ard all the —) . other Members, the name, residence-aud { occupation of any person in debt to him or them, furany article of merc andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such indebtedness, . BLACK LIST. Sec. 8, 1t shall be the duty of the Seoretary to enter, in writing, the name, residence, and oceupation of every perzon reported to him, by a Member of. this Arsociation, as delinquent, amount of _indebtedness and te whom due, ‘in a Book kept for that purpose, styled the ‘‘ Black Boon.” He shall notify each Member, in writing, every month of all such delinquent debtors; and no Member uf tuis Association, after receiving such notice,-shall: give the pers0n so complained of any credit until no~ tified that the ni me Of.said person has been erased trom the ‘* Black Book.” : DELINQUEN'T’3 SETTLEMENT. Sec. 9. When a delinquent makes settlement in full, it shall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement is made to inform the Secretary of the fact. who shall, in like manner, give immediate notice to every Member of this Association, BLACK LIST FOR B&ENEFIL OF-MEM.° BERS ONLY. Sec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shal! make known or permit the same to be dove, the monthly report of the society's list of delinguent uebturs, or any copy thereof, ty persons not maéinbers of this Association, in good standing. DUTY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty of the President to presideat all Mee ings of thig Association. He shall see that the rules ana regulations are properly enforced, and perform such other duties as may be consistent with his office, and for’ the best in tercet of the Association, Enee DUTY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association. He shall keep. all Books of Account.» He shall receive aH moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only upon an order signed by the President. He shall send all neticss:and communications called for by. these rules. QUORUM. Sec. 13. ‘At all monthly or special meetings, five Mémbers shall constitute a quorum ior the transaction of business. Notice of. special meétin;s of the Association shall be given ‘for two dsays-in-the Nevada Daily ‘bRansoripr, signed by the Prevident aud Secretary. AMENDING BY-LAWS, Sec, 14. No part of these Rules and Regulations shall be altered or amended, except by a twu-thirds vote of all the Members present ata meeting talled for that purpose, or sata regular monthly meeting. C. E, MULLOY, Prerident. A. H. HANSON, Secretary, + t Jy8 UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN BEEF, : : MUTTON, CORN BEEF, . SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left atthe shop will be attended to promptly, and satisfaction given both in pricé and quality of meats. Thankful fur past patronage, they solicit # continuance of the same. # Nevada City, April 1, 1876. REOPENED! , REOPENED! THE FRENCH HOTEL, Second Street, Between K and I, Sacramento,. gE tis Popular Hotel and kestaurant has been reopened again. ‘The House is entirely new furnished and renTHE PUBLIC AND CITIZENS of Nevada County sre notified that of the Re taurant Francais, who will spare no pains tomake the place the-meost at“. tractive io the city. Private raoms for families and. private parties. Orders received for Weddings, < fybte JM. Wassumvo, Atty, City, Station D, Bible Hause, NewYork . Balls and Banquet outside, and served in CHARLEY KENT'S Grocers Protective Union, ——~ za © y Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL STREET,NRVADA CITY, HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and‘ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with The Finest Quality of BEEF, MUTTON, © . SPRING LAMB, . VEAL, : CORNED BEEF, ‘PICKLEDPORK, . THE-BEST——— HAMS AND BACON, (Of his own manufacture,) To be found in Nevada County. Also, a Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEANLARD In quantities to suit. He is prepared to and will offer to customers greater inducements than ‘can be found elsewhere in Nevada County, = oar ee PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HIS SUPPLY. B, H. MILLER’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, opp FRETLOWS' BUILDIVG, BHOAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Oe oe on hand, and arriving every few days, NEW STYLES OF GENTS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS _CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, etc., Which will be aold at tho LOWEST PRICES. BH. MILLER, i Nevada Clty, June ist,’ 1376. disheahlnoe Lelie CIGARS FOR THE MILLION’ JOHNNY JACK,,. AS .JUST RECEIVED ‘a Large aad Splendid Stock of the Fincst CIGARS and TOBACCO, Ever Brought to the Town, If lovers of the weet will give me a call, I will guarantee to give bliem the best brands ef CIGARS to be had in Nevada Connty,and will sell thera as ehenp as the cheapest. I have also on hand, , Fresh Candies, Nuts, etc. If you want to get a Genuine Havanaor Domestic Cigar, Just call at my store on Pine street, JQHN JACK, Nevads, Mar 13th, 1876. ri cireniieatitiempnsiasion rs MOUNTAIN FRUIT, From the Orchard of JOSIAH ROGERS, _ On American Hill, ILL, FROM TIS TIME FORTH, ‘be for sale at the store of a : WILLIAM BLACK, Commercial Street, Nevada City, The frnit from this orchard is justlycelebrated for its variety, fine flavor and size. FAMILIES SUPPLIED IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, ‘BIL orders from: any pert of the Stat promptly filled. : Reguler customers, will be fairly dealt with and satisfaction gusranteed, WILLIAM BLACK, Commetcial 8t. ?un7-Im “——“$0R, ICE; ICE. RDERS sent to the Office, or E. W. ) Bigelow’s, or given to the Driver,will he best shépe und at moderate prices. Hactauent6 July 2, 1e76, 1m. } be-promptly attendes to by the mas V Flume A RE now prepared to fill orders for Mining and Building Timbers, 4 fully solicited. i Company, —Oor— Nevada and Grass Valley,Lumber of Every Description, Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of Building Lumber Al: ways on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at onr office on Town Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. N. & G. V. W. & LCo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. NATIONAL EXCHANGE} ui HOTEL, . BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY '§. A, EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WEI.f. KNOWN HOTEL IS AL . ways.oren for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the able will compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State. TheProprietor will spare no pains nor expense to render his’ guests comfortable. : Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel, The Mouse is kept open all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tablesand Bar connected with the Hotel. ' share of Public Patronage is respect§. A.Eddy, Proprietor. ° Nevada, January 17th. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, MAIN STREET, AVING taken this old established HoBE. tel, well known to travelers and people of the County, and having thoroughly renovated it, I am now prepared to receive guests and entertain them in poeta FIRST CLASS STYLE. Every attention will be given to the wants of guests. = = 28 stamp Milis. . 4 sets-hoisting machinery. : 2sets pumping machinery. Se 6 sets hoisting and pumping machinery; Grass Valley, California, ——-. —~ AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY. . 1 Engine 1#in. Cylinder, 30 in, stroke, 1 ‘ 12 “ 4 * “ new,1 Bh 12 es “ % Ty ot . 1 * JO. 1 20°* . * new 1 o 6 10 -** -.—"* 20 *« ee 1 “ g « +4 ie se “ 1 ‘ 6“ és 16° eo 3 Boilers 16 feet by 40 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 “ 16 =: “ 48 as 4 “ cd $i 1 “a 16 ** 40 “ g « rr 1 “ 1239 “« 30 « g ue o 1 se 12% i. te 990 ti fine i “ 10 stamp(650 13) Mill, with battery frame, 20 ae (900 lbs) “ 4 at ‘ [in excellent order. with wood work complete, in good order. 4 plunger pump, 10inc 6 feet stroke. « ae ai oi ae 1 “e “es -4 4“ tee (Sanaa g +e “« 5 ae 6% mee 8Cornish ‘ 8 * ¢. « 9 2 “ chi 6 oe 5&6 oe & oe 1 3 ae . . 4 ee “ 2Hansbrow* 5 “ = Ginch 4 hes. 6 Knox pans. 12 water gates from 5 inches to 16 i 700 feet 8 inch pump column 1.8 iron. 300 se 8 ee “ iti 3-16 as } 350 “ 4 +“ ee “ sa ROO: 88 TR ** water pipe No. 14. ifon. A variety of mining and blacksmith tools,. etc.; etc. THom,& ALLAN, Nevada Foundry. . Nevada’ Gaty, May 26th, 1876. mas ' CHOICE FRUIT, ORCHARD. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the e above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, in their season. Families will be supplied in quantities to suit, atthe lowest market rates. Orders from the surrounding towns and upper part of the connty solicited and promptly filled. Direct all. orders to SUTION & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. June 28th, 1876. Dmgs, Medicines, &c P. H, BELDEN, gp. Successor to Bell & Belde — Masonic Building, Cor; Pine & Commercial Sta Nevada City. Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line ‘of Choice Perfumery, Toilet. Soaps, Foilet-Poewder, Cologne Sets, Combs A Fine BAR and BILLIARD SA. LOON is attache® ¢o the Hotel, Tho General Stage Uttice is kept at this House, nll W. GC. STOKES, Pronrietor. REFRESHMENT SALOON. ANTOINE TAM, ONPINE-STREET;NEVADA CITY. S PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO. ple with the very best of Ice Cream. Oysters, Fountain Soda, Confectionery A Nuts, Cigars, Kto.; te. He will keep constantly on. hand ;he _above articles of the Freshest and Chyicest qualities. ee Fumilies supplied on the shortest notice, Give mea call and1l-will guarantee perfect satisfaction. s ANTOINE TAM, Nevada, May 13th,1875 MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED PURE. ROGER CONLAN, = U.S. Brewery Saloon, Broad St, Nevada City, WAS constantly on haad, in bottles,and ft on draught, the velebrated i ee ‘*Weiner Salvator’’ MILWAUKEE BEER, Manufactured by the SCHLITZ Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For Sale in quantities to suit. This Beer has the reputation of being the best in the world, and is shipped to all parts of the civilized globe. } > Calland Try it. Also the best Homo “Brewed Beer, from THE U. 8S. BREWERY. Bottled Beer a Specialty. : ROGER CONLAN, Broad Street, Nevada City. OTT. jn3 JAMES J. is ASSAYER, {OLD AND ORES of every descriptio G Refined, Melted and Assayea. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coit 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVEF AT THE KEYSTONE SALOON, HE BEST PUNCHES, MINT JUBLERS in the world. Come and try them. Nevada City, June 25th, 1876, ~~ ~. WEVADA ICE GOMPANY. 9 -LIPS and. SHERRY COBR-. { Revada City May Brushes, &e, : Also, Paints, Oils, feratahee. Window Gir, Rtull line of STATIONERY, such ae lan k Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa. er, Gold Pens. & Blank Books made to order at the lowest . an Franciseo prices, My Stock is inost complete in all its de partments and my prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. Nevada, March 31, 1876. LITTON SPRINGS SELTZER WATEB. FROM SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Nature’s Specific for the care of Indiyestion, Costiveness, ‘Piles, Irregularities of the action of the Kidneys and Liver, Inflammation of the Eyes, Gout, Rheumatism, Etc, mineral water on the Pacific Coast, and its beneficial effects are certified to by all who have an opportunity of using it. Families and the trade supped on appiication to WM, E, DEAMER, Proprietor of the Grass Valley Seda Works. Who is the General Agent for Nevada County, jezt-im THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Vulley Stage Line, Fime Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’vlock A. M.; returning, leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M. Tadiesand gentlemen called for at any part of the city, without extra charge. = vackages carried atlow rates. Orders left at the National or Union Hoe tels, in Nevada City,or at the Exchange or Wisconsip Hotels, Grass Valley, will be promptly attended to. — je4-tf Ww. 8. TALBOT & CO. DR¥G;--D. BOBO, PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON, ESIDENCE, BROAD STRFET oppo site the THEATRE. Office at Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, Dronsy a Specialty. HOUSE FOR SALE. —— gee, THE HOUSE and LOT on Bon fa .,. der street, lately occupied by Joss ie 8. Thompson, is offered for sale : a Great ‘gain. . Phe House co: tains six rooms, and is in good repair, PF: furtber enquire of "N. P, BROWN, At Transcript Office. 30th, 1876, : gts 9, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN. “Agents for the sale of wll kinds of FRUITS: ~ Medicines, Chemicals, ~ P. H. BELDEN. ~ TWNHIs, without any question, is the best =

TION, cE, Orr: 876. ross, W.H. er Linley g OWN and. ty ereas, ‘minTre the N re p msbip 16 N ble for min. ses, by Com. vber 2d, 187] 88 mineral y is proved, as, William vevada City he 10th day ister’s Office on Declarave describe the same as more for mining . take notices instructions he Getiers} 11, we have 376,at eleven befr re’ the hearing of cter of said v@ herennty ir first abuve , Register, i Receiver. See ee a, 1876, FoungPenphs egation Sup ° CARS! ofage sl 50 cts, 5 cts. cngineer, . FOR CHIEP da City. Fire at the Mar , 1876. ‘rank . Kiterdsmith. -_ 0 8 o'clock, 6 Delegates, President. jez Re D SOLD N. . Dealer tn BACCO, fa City. ER, ATER, 4 'ON’S. 1 Paint ie. Paint for wig 5, ete. TON, ggist, e atrects. LIRING a, . SAD, €ae’sShoe ty, ‘TO DO ALL OLS'TERINAG tw REPAIR best man ne jys“ F, rr at Law LIC. ET, oppost intel. “ a 5 . D. ICIAN, Fund, reci> 1876, Ale a. — ie 6th, 15 id, registered. il) be prid es froin daie% ~ John W. Hiids to make to you the age.the affairs of the Bank. the American Hitt-nursery~and~or=. ~~ @hard near this plice,-was destroyed. The Daily Transevipt WEVADA CITY, CAL. , LOCAL AFFAIRS, To the Creditors of the Bank of Nevada County. Gent emen ; 1 ‘a 4 instructed by following pr ‘position, viz : — mM., Hii ds vill take» tra.sf r of all the Sock: fthe Pank and funih funds to open ard-ran the Same, =~ : Qd. He will assume and pay off all the debts of the ank as fouiow. ; One-salf in cash at3, 6 and 42 months pa mentt-ereof, to be se-. cured by bons, if required, ‘the oth-r half in stock of the Bank, One half cf.a:1 of sa:d stock to be divide. pror ta among the ¢reditors and they to elect their Directors to manYours Tru y, NILES SEA=LS. eee Cee Destruttive Fire? On Tuesday morning the dwelling house, barn and fruit houses belonging to Josiah Rogers, proprietor. of by fire, and the loss is estimated: to be in the neighborhood of $5u00, On the morning mentioned Mr. Rogers being sick, his wife’ arose and kindled a fire in the parlor, after which she “went to the kitchen. to work, On-retarning to the parlor a few minutes afterwards, she discov-" ered the whole ceiling. surrounding the stove pipe, in a blaze, and all the efforts of the family proved unavailing to quench the flames, until everything was destroyed. There was nothing saved except the clothing the family hud on their backs, Mr. Rogers is an old man and unable to do heavy work, ‘and the “loss will therefore fall heavily onhim. He has the sympathy of the entire community. Boerd of Eqdalization-July Term. Monpay, July 10th. ~The Board met pursuant to ad journment. .Presént, fill Board. T. P. Crandall, President of the Board, presiding: The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. E, B. Ryan, appeared before the Board and filed an application on behalf of the Central Paclic Railroad Co., for a reduction of their as‘sessment from $363,000 to $237,500, on their Railroad track and Telegraph line, E.B. Ryan was duly sworn and examined in reference to the value of the property, and the matter was taken under advisement. L.H. Dikeman, Agt. of ‘the Excelsior Water Co. filed with the Board the application of said.Co. for a reduction of their assessment from $100,000 te $57,400, and. after-hearing the statement of Mr. Dikeman, the matter was taken under advisement, The Clerk was instructed to notifyD. M. Barker to appear before the Board on or before the 30th of July, to show cause wiy his assessment should not -be raised from $3,625 to $4,860. ae The usual honr of adjournment having arrived, the Board adjourned . wntil._to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Jas. D. Wurre, Clerk, By John Webber, Deputy. Iuterest Paid. full amount of semi-annual interestdue on the first mortgage < Nevada County Narrow Gaug& Railroad was paid on the 6th instagt, The interest was paid from the het earnings .of the road for two and ajalf months, That looks like business the little road. Ho! for the Pic Nic. The cars will leave the depot at o'clock this morning. Tickets will be sold at the ticket office and by Mr, George Nihell. Arrangements haye been made to secure the highest,pleasure of all who attend, who should be promptly on band and secure good seats. Notice. Parties, indcbted to Dr. H. 8. Welch, whose accounts bave been placed iu my hands for collection, are hereby notified, that such bills ‘must be paid at once, or collection will be enforced. . trade. The whole stock must be Now is Your Time to Bay Cheap for Cash. : L. Jacobs and Bros., will, on and after thie dute sell their entire stock of dry goods, fancy goods, carpets, ) etc., at less than Sen _ Francisco cost. Aliberal discount +o the sold out. Fixtures forsale. Ladies, if you want bargains, ¢all immediately at JACOBS BROS, jy8— a . Netice, . The creditors of the Bank of Nevada Connty are hereby requested to meet at the Court House, in the City of Nevada, on the 12th day of July, 1876, at 8 o’clock, p.2,sharp, for the purpose of consulting, concerning measures for the mutual protection and benefit of said’ creditors} None but creditors ad nitted, oo oe K. Casrrr, M. Enricut, Tuom & ALLAN, G,. M. Hucurs, LL. W. Drevruss. ee Notice. Johnston & DeHart wil]. sell at -eost for thirty days to close the business, “A good opportunity offered for buying a bargain iv crockery, glessware and house furnishing hard: ware. Al parties. indebted to the above firm will please come forward and settle without farther notice, as . the books. andaecounts will be placed in the hands of a Collector after Angust ist, _ ee Nevapva City, July-6, 1876, jy8.tf House Cleaning, etc, , G. A. Cautine, respectfully. announces that he is ready to do all kinds of house cleaning, white washing, curpet shaking, ete. Orders i left at Belden’s drug store will be promptly-attended to. Special Notice. The Fryer Noble. Metal Mining Company, from and after this date, “will treat small lots of ore at their testing works,midway. between Grass Valley andNevada City Nevada County, Cal., and return certificates therefore, on the following terms: 25lb test, $10; 50lb test, $15; four tests of 25lbs each, $25. , Rosr. M. Fryer, Supt. Grass Valley, July 1, 1876. jy6-1m >:?o— Ice Cream;: J. H. Hamilton, proprietor_ of ‘Our Restaurant,’ on Commercial Street, will keep on hand from this time forth, the most delicious Ice. ‘*‘MapameE, what made those biscuit get up and hump themselves so?” ‘“‘Why, that Credm Baking Yeast ,Pawder,.mannfactured and put up by Lester & Mulloy,”’ je25, TestKp By Timr.—For throat diseases’ colds. and coughs, Brown’s Bronchial Troches have proved their efficiendy by a test of many years. Union Hotel Barber Shop. A-nice shampoo,*a clean shave, add a close cut of the hair is a luxury this hot weather. Fay, at the Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style. PE Cane ae HaGan’s MaGnoxta Baum preserves . and restores the complexion; removes . freckles, tan and sallowness; .makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application’ cannot be detected. Lyon’s Karuarroz makes beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gwmty, It . has steed the test of 40 years. Is charmingly perfumed, and-has no rival. nichi2-ly— > }—Pragrant Breathand Pearly Teeth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice, SOZODONT. Composed of rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact, from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidity of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless its effects are counteracted with SOZODONT, and this pure toothwash protects the dental surfaces by a To alk who ate suffering from the errors and indisé@retions of -youth, nervous weaktiess, of manhood, &c., I will diseovered by » missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Josepu T. Iyman, Constitution and By-Laws jy6-Im Sream to be found in town. . jy4-tf: removibg every impurity that adheres tothem. Ask your druggist for 50ZODO> i , ‘F ovated, apd the Restaurant Department thet. will — s oF haus been taken in charge by the well CHARGE. This great remedy.was} ynown Caterer, Mr. ANTONIA PIRANNI, OF NEVADA CITY, ___ PREAMGLE ; F E, the undersigned, do hereby organize ourselves into a Society which shall be known as the GROCERS’ PROTECTIVE UNION, , of Nevada City, and we do ¢ach bind ourselves to abide by and conferm to the Rules and Regulation adopted by this Association, a OBJECT, b Sec. 1. Mutual Protection. of Grocery Dealers agaiust that class of persons in our community and vicinity who ure unworthy of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to pay their debts when contracted ; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers gtheralty, by the encouragement of such enterprises as shall tend to a healthy increase of trade in our midst. . Sec, 2. The Oficers of ‘this Association shall contist 6t-a-Presidert and Seer tary, to be chosen by ballot at a regular meeting of the Assocfation for the térm of six months, or until their successors are choBex. MEMBERSHIP. Sec. 3, Any person engaged in the Grocery traée in NeWada City-may become a member of this Association by signing the By-Laws and paying the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMBVERS. Fec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and fer the benefit uf this Association to the bert of his ability. : MEETINGS, Sec. 5. The Meetings shall take place onthe FIRST MOND A Y¥ OF EVERY MONTH, at niné o'clock, P.M. . " DUES. ase Sec. 6. The Members of this Association shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses. ge f NOTICE OF DELINQUENT DEBTORS. Sec. 7. I€ shall be the duty of every Meuber of this Association to report~iminediately,'in writing, to each ard all the —) . other Members, the name, residence-aud { occupation of any person in debt to him or them, furany article of merc andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such indebtedness, . BLACK LIST. Sec. 8, 1t shall be the duty of the Seoretary to enter, in writing, the name, residence, and oceupation of every perzon reported to him, by a Member of. this Arsociation, as delinquent, amount of _indebtedness and te whom due, ‘in a Book kept for that purpose, styled the ‘‘ Black Boon.” He shall notify each Member, in writing, every month of all such delinquent debtors; and no Member uf tuis Association, after receiving such notice,-shall: give the pers0n so complained of any credit until no~ tified that the ni me Of.said person has been erased trom the ‘* Black Book.” : DELINQUEN'T’3 SETTLEMENT. Sec. 9.. When a delinquent makes settlement in full, it shall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement is made to inform the Secretary of the fact. who shall, in like manner, give immediate notice to every Member of this Association, BLACK LIST FOR B&ENEFIL OF-MEM.° BERS ONLY. Sec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shal! make known or permit the same to be dove, the monthly report of the society's list of delinguent uebturs, or any copy thereof, ty persons not maéinbers of this Association, in good standing. DUTY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty of the President to presideat all Mee ings of thig Association. He shall see that the rules ana regulations are properly enforced, and perform such other duties as may be consistent with his office, and for’ the best in tercet of the Association, Enee DUTY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association. He shall keep. all Books of Account.» He shall receive aH moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only upon an order signed by the President. He shall send all neticss:and communications called for by. these rules. QUORUM. Sec. 13. ‘At all monthly or special meetings, five Mémbers shall constitute a quorum ior the transaction of business. Notice of. special meétin;s of the Association shall be given ‘for two dsays-in-the Nevada Daily ‘bRansoripr, signed by the Prevident aud Secretary.

AMENDING BY-LAWS, Sec, 14. No part of these Rules and Regulations shall be altered or amended, except by a twu-thirds vote of all the Members present ata meeting talled for that purpose, or sata regular monthly meeting. C. E, MULLOY, Prerident. A. H. HANSON, Secretary, + t Jy8 UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. J. & C. J. NAFFZIGER, HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL ERS IN BEEF, : : MUTTON, CORN BEEF, . SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD. All orders left atthe shop will be attended to promptly, and satisfaction given both in pricé and quality of meats. Thankful fur past patronage, they solicit # continuance of the same. # Nevada City, April 1, 1876. REOPENED! , REOPENED! THE FRENCH HOTEL, Second Street, Between K and I, Sacramento,. gE tis Popular Hotel and kestaurant has been reopened again. ‘The House is entirely new furnished and renTHE PUBLIC AND CITIZENS of Nevada County sre notified that of the Re taurant Francais, who will spare no pains tomake the place the-meost at“. tractive io the city. Private raoms for families and. private parties. Orders received for Weddings, < fybte JM. Wassumvo, Atty, City, Station D, Bible Hause, NewYork . Balls and Banquet outside, and served in CHARLEY KENT'S Grocers Protective Union, ——~ za © y Keystone Market, COMMERCIAL STREET,NRVADA CITY, HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and‘ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with The Finest Quality of BEEF, MUTTON, © . SPRING LAMB, . VEAL, : CORNED BEEF, ‘PICKLEDPORK, . THE-BEST——— HAMS AND BACON, (Of his own manufacture,) To be found in Nevada County. Also, a Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEANLARD In quantities to suit. He is prepared to and will offer to customers greater inducements than ‘can be found elsewhere in Nevada County, = oar ee PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HIS SUPPLY. B, H. MILLER’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, opp FRETLOWS' BUILDIVG, BHOAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Oe oe on hand, and arriving every few days, NEW STYLES OF GENTS’, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS _CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, etc., Which will be aold at tho LOWEST PRICES. BH. MILLER, i Nevada Clty, June ist,’ 1376. disheahlnoe Lelie CIGARS FOR THE MILLION’ JOHNNY JACK,,. AS .JUST RECEIVED ‘a Large aad Splendid Stock of the Fincst CIGARS and TOBACCO, Ever Brought to the Town, If lovers of the weet will give me a call, I will guarantee to give bliem the best brands ef CIGARS to be had in Nevada Connty,and will sell thera as ehenp as the cheapest. I have also on hand, , Fresh Candies, Nuts, etc. If you want to get a Genuine Havanaor Domestic Cigar, Just call at my store on Pine street, JQHN JACK, Nevads, Mar 13th, 1876. ri cireniieatitiempnsiasion rs MOUNTAIN FRUIT, From the Orchard of JOSIAH ROGERS, _ On American Hill, ILL, FROM TIS TIME FORTH, ‘be for sale at the store of a : WILLIAM BLACK, Commercial Street, Nevada City, The frnit from this orchard is justlycelebrated for its variety, fine flavor and size. FAMILIES SUPPLIED IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, ‘BIL orders from: any pert of the Stat promptly filled. : Reguler customers, will be fairly dealt with and satisfaction gusranteed, WILLIAM BLACK, Commetcial 8t. ?un7-Im “——“$0R, ICE; ICE. RDERS sent to the Office, or E. W. ) Bigelow’s, or given to the Driver,will he best shépe und at moderate prices. Hactauent6 July 2, 1e76, 1m.. } be-promptly attendes to by the mas V Flume A RE now prepared to fill orders for Mining and Building Timbers, 4 fully solicited. i Company, —Oor— Nevada and Grass Valley,Lumber of Every Description, Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of Building Lumber Al: ways on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at onr office on Town Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. N. & G. V. W. & LCo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. NATIONAL EXCHANGE} ui HOTEL, . BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY '§. A, EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WEI.f. KNOWN HOTEL IS AL . ways.oren for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the able will compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State. TheProprietor will spare no pains nor expense to render his’ guests comfortable. : Stages for all parts of the State have their Offices at this Hotel, The Mouse is kept open all night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tablesand Bar connected with the Hotel. ' share of Public Patronage is respect§. A.Eddy, Proprietor. ° Nevada, January 17th. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, MAIN STREET, AVING taken this old established HoBE. tel, well known to travelers and people of the County, and having thoroughly renovated it, I am now prepared to receive guests and entertain them in poeta FIRST CLASS STYLE. Every attention will be given to the wants of guests. = = 28 stamp Milis. . 4 sets-hoisting machinery. : 2sets pumping machinery. Se 6 sets hoisting and pumping machinery; Grass Valley, California, ——-. —~ AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY.. . 1 Engine 1#in. Cylinder, 30 in, stroke, 1 ‘ 12 “ 4 * “ new,1 Bh 12 es “ % Ty ot . 1 * JO. 1 20°* . * new 1 o 6 10 -** -.—"* 20 *« ee 1 “ g « +4 ie se “ 1 ‘ 6“ és 16° eo 3 Boilers 16 feet by 40 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 “ 16 =: “ 48 as 4 “ cd $i 1 “a 16 ** 40 “ g « rr 1 “ 1239 “« 30 « g ue o 1 se 12% i. te 990 ti fine i “ 10 stamp(650 13) Mill, with battery frame, 20 ae (900 lbs) “ 4 at ‘ [in excellent order. with wood work complete, in good order. 4 plunger pump, 10inc 6 feet stroke. « ae ai oi ae 1 “e “es -4 4“ tee (Sanaa g +e “« 5 ae 6% mee 8Cornish ‘ 8 * ¢. « 9 2 “ chi 6 oe 5&6 oe & oe 1 3 ae . . 4 ee “ 2Hansbrow* 5 “ = Ginch 4 hes.. 6 Knox pans. 12 water gates from 5 inches to 16 i 700 feet 8 inch pump column 1.8 iron. 300 se 8 ee “ iti 3-16 as } 350 “ 4 +“ ee “ sa ROO: 88 TR ** water pipe No. 14. ifon. A variety of mining and blacksmith tools,. etc.; etc. THom,& ALLAN, Nevada Foundry. . Nevada’ Gaty, May 26th, 1876. mas ' CHOICE FRUIT, ORCHARD. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the e above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, in their season. Families will be supplied in quantities to suit, atthe lowest market rates. Orders from the surrounding towns and upper part of the connty solicited and promptly filled. Direct all. orders to SUTION & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. June 28th, 1876. Dmgs, Medicines, &c P. H, BELDEN, gp. Successor to Bell & Belde — Masonic Building, Cor; Pine & Commercial Sta Nevada City. Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Patent Medicines, &c. A full line ‘of Choice Perfumery, Toilet. Soaps, Foilet-Poewder, Cologne Sets, Combs A Fine BAR and BILLIARD SA. LOON is attache® ¢o the Hotel, Tho General Stage Uttice is kept at this House, nll W. GC. STOKES, Pronrietor. REFRESHMENT SALOON. ANTOINE TAM, ONPINE-STREET;NEVADA CITY. S PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO. ple with the very best of Ice Cream. Oysters, Fountain Soda, Confectionery A Nuts, Cigars, Kto.; te. He will keep constantly on. hand ;he _above articles of the Freshest and Chyicest qualities. ee Fumilies supplied on the shortest notice, Give mea call and1l-will guarantee perfect satisfaction. s ANTOINE TAM, Nevada, May 13th,1875 MILWAUKEE BEER. WARRANTED PURE. ROGER CONLAN, = U.S. Brewery Saloon, Broad St, Nevada City, WAS constantly on haad, in bottles,and ft on draught, the velebrated i ee ‘*Weiner Salvator’’ MILWAUKEE BEER, Manufactured by the SCHLITZ Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. For Sale in quantities to suit. This Beer has the reputation of being the best in the world, and is shipped to all parts of the civilized globe. } > Calland Try it. Also the best Homo “Brewed Beer, from THE U. 8S. BREWERY. Bottled Beer a Specialty. : ROGER CONLAN, Broad Street, Nevada City. OTT. jn3 JAMES J. is ASSAYER, {OLD AND ORES of every descriptio G Refined, Melted and Assayea. By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coit 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVEF AT THE KEYSTONE SALOON, HE BEST PUNCHES, MINT JUBLERS in the world. Come and try them. Nevada City, June 25th, 1876, ~~ ~. WEVADA ICE GOMPANY. 9 -LIPS and. SHERRY COBR-. { Revada City May Brushes, &e, : Also, Paints, Oils, feratahee. Window Gir, Rtull line of STATIONERY, such ae lan k Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa. er, Gold Pens. & Blank Books made to order at the lowest . an Franciseo prices, My Stock is inost complete in all its de partments and my prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. Nevada, March 31, 1876. LITTON SPRINGS SELTZER WATEB. FROM SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, Nature’s Specific for the care of Indiyestion, Costiveness, ‘Piles, Irregularities of the action of the Kidneys and Liver, Inflammation of the Eyes, Gout, Rheumatism, Etc, mineral water on the Pacific Coast, and its beneficial effects are certified to by all who have an opportunity of using it. Families and the trade supped on appiication to WM, E, DEAMER, Proprietor of the Grass Valley Seda Works. Who is the General Agent for Nevada County, jezt-im THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Vulley Stage Line, Fime Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’vlock A. M.; returning, leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M. Tadiesand gentlemen called for at any part of the city, without extra charge. = vackages carried atlow rates. Orders left at the National or Union Hoe tels, in Nevada City,or at the Exchange or Wisconsip Hotels, Grass Valley, will be promptly attended to. — je4-tf Ww. 8. TALBOT & CO. DR¥G;--D. BOBO, PHYSICIAN AND SURG ON, ESIDENCE, BROAD STRFET oppo site the THEATRE. Office at Bell & Belden’s Drug Store, Dronsy a Specialty. HOUSE FOR SALE. —— gee, THE HOUSE and LOT on Bon fa .,. der street, lately occupied by Joss ie 8. Thompson, is offered for sale : a Great ‘gain. . Phe House co: tains six rooms, and is in good repair, PF: furtber enquire of "N. P, BROWN, At Transcript Office. 30th, 1876, : gts 9, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN. “Agents for the sale of wll kinds of FRUITS: ~ Medicines, Chemicals, ~ P. H. BELDEN. ~ TWNHIs, without any question, is the best =