July 8, 1869 (4 pages)

HE, RS FU eB ARIAS PORES ARE ence tox _the pay shoal vote 1d. use his influ~ pend. the description of those from this. county : Grass Valley.— first piece of bearing om boa up in Grass a ley, ha An on G Hill, a ber, 1 -. Valley, and ies tba aieosd tw thet in ike BRideswas built in January, 1851, in Boston Ravine. It is now the center of thé most reductive gold q or on the _ upon the justness of their cause for _ nora yellow greasy one, nor a black © — this county are ‘fully aroused we. pei ‘confident that they*will solect . a ticket around which the members of the party ‘can. rally with confidence‘of . Nev: success in the ensuing general election. . Union voters in casting their votes at’ the primaries should remember pw althoug!: ‘right principles and a cause ate.of great importance as adjunets to victory, yet organization, under faithful and efficient leaders,men who will enter the canvass and work with zeal for the cause, is an absolute necessity in order to attain victory. In polities as in war, while Providence pier oe mag tarandedaene ed in favor.of the heavy artillery, Union men therefore cannot. rely alone victory and neglect their duties as citizens @nd as members of the party. Every man who expects to fight under the Union banner this Fall, has a voice in naming the standard bearers. Let the opportunity. be not neglected. Union men, do your. 0m Saturday next, and a full party vote Will be Get ts the county, CALIFORNTA mis” “Wana Eeas.— ai Mr. Berton, Swine Consul at} mills eleven ‘about. $4,000, ote sent them to the correspondents of the banking house of Hentsch & Berton, in various parts of France, Italy and Switzerland; with instraetions ~to sell them; without special regard to profit, in small lots, to careful silk growers, so that the eggs should ‘become known. Mr. Berton. has received the first letter, . announcing thé hatching of a lot of eggs’ at Alais, in the department of Guard, Southern France. . The letter bears date June 11th, and says; “The yp was perfect ; all the of ge were passed triumphbing [over the eames was admirable, and the cocodns are of good form and of a splendid yellow color; besides, cheye was.not one small worm, nora tlat on déad’one, though we ‘used to see all these twenty years. in the healthy phn of that time; {before the disease ued.) and though they swarm in th ellow ‘aflolin't nowadays. I will say more, that the ‘robustness of these Bes and ot their worms was such that e ebrysalis which I examined after sigs the cocoon showed only slight the disease, which all the eggs direct importation, however bailabp thay may be, catch in our country while teeding,” THE Leanine Tower or Pisa.—A cerrespondent of the Ata, writing from Pisa, Italy, thus speaks of one of the seven wonders of the world : The'lean. ing tower is the attraction here. it. is strange 80 many people come here to see an ordinary columm, two hundred feet high, Sank in the mud. I came to see the Cathedral‘and the Campo Sento, which many neglect. altogether. Th Cathedral is one of Pe ay I “ont seen in:Huarope; and is free from that daunp,, mustygrave-like odor that renders, the’ gam cae m C churches S50 UD reese Durixa the mae: a June 175 marbavere issued j “ San Franpo erage claims with zeal, all . .° Geeta e : voided sufficient in the contest. The voters of the Union . paper. , also from sh oy ve rane tough see good mines, town has d ed tal it importance, and its population is not over 200. Nevada.—A e-and prosperous aaiping town, and the fle seat of na A St public boring me. of Grass Panes: only four miles distant, is almost equal is Bize. Connects with C. P. R. ts by stage to Colfax. ‘North San Juan.—A_ rous and handsome mining to n miles north of Nevada ; has about 1,000 inhabitants. The village is noted fot the great abun~ -dance of vines, fruit trees and flowers surrounding the and the township in which it is situated for its’ great yield of , over an be naally.-. Reached b: by stage from Nev. city or Colfax. Graniteville.—Fcrmerly known as Eureka South, is a v prosperous ld qua 28 miles Seat oleh ht Maree at a high pot oe in the Sierra, igs unit the last of ops Paes ‘Biage Sea Rough and Ready.—A prosperous, gold mining town, eight“miles southme: of Nevada _—. Benge from Nevi Truckee ‘alicia: Coburn’s — tion, is a mountain” town of great vi which has sprun “up sinee the P Railroad was built te that point. It is located on the ‘Truckee River, and re=" ceived its life from the uumerous saw. mills, and amount of wood supfor use on the railroad. . plice reagine ‘saw mills in the vicinity. Excursionists to Donner Lake leave GREENHORN Minz.—This promising mine, says the Wafional, is located on the Greenhorn Creek, about six wiles northeast of Grass Valley, and has been leased -by A. J: Cook, and other practical miners, for a term of five years The present Jessees have only, beea, working about three months, and’ during that time have had three clean-ups; the poorest of which yielded at the rate of $16 per ton, exclusive of sulphurets. ‘They are down 90 feet on the line of the ledge, which bids at an angle of 56 dégrecs They have drifted about 50 feet, and all thus far taken out has. come from the drifts, stoping not having'ss yet been cotfitienced.Rock is now being crushed at Laton’s mill at Union Hill, which is paying $20 ton. There is very little water in the mine. All that comes in during 24 hours can be drawn out by buckets in 15 minutes. For the present, all the hoisting is done With a windlass, by hand. Two men have taken out 45 tons during the last month, The ledge is now from:five to seven feet in thickness. It is in con. templation to efect steam hoisting works and put up a ten ‘stamp mill in a short time. The Greenhorn is an excellent mine, and we are glad to learn that the lessees are being so well-zewarded for their enterprise. A large. number of locations have been made in the vicinity, and without doubt.several more paying mines will soon be developed in the neighborhood ef the Groenhorn. THE ten thousand Polish exiles ot New York are preparing to celeDrate, fon the 11th of August, the three hundredth anniversary of the Union of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania with Poland under the reign of Sigismind August, who passed an edict of unjversal toleration, and under whose sway the Polish nation rose to great opulence and prosperity. . Dorine the rege of June $2,188 65 lin "Bani Francisco, © fa eats = i e is a man of cousbanible means, but is noted as.being one of the. most parsi-. monious,, miserly wretches that God ‘pever allowed to the name of man. The girl was compelled to make committed ‘the ‘rash,act wae Jearning ‘She was unable to earn enough at this to’ ‘pay -her ‘board, to say nothing of . clothes and other necessaries, and rea} ceiving no assistance from those who Whipley Ansiet his € es ask gels bich the surgeon thinks will, prove_fatsl. Prior was. sseverely . is terribly. red, the. arm will have ‘to be amputated, and it is thought that her own living, and at the. time.she} he cannotsurvive. The fight wasabont } 1 . some women. After the shooting, the }, ler aces the! “about took . ' a hand in it. Their: names are Lotta Morton and Jennie White. : They pitch— A aaeaied at Jennie, but missed were bound by the ties of relationship quartz mining . to render it, the iron of despair entered her soul, hope fied from her bosom, and-ony futare wore a a dark-and gloomy aspect.” In this frame of mind. death appeared in its brighest colors and wooed. eae to her destruction and her grave.’ ‘The'soul of thé poor child (scarce fifteen yeirs old), we hope and trust,.was borne on the wings of angels to the Ged from whemsit came. The: citizens of Marysville were much incensed at the unnatural parents, arid would not allow them to bury the. body. “Viengeaiies 10 mine, saith oe, Lord ; 1 will repay.” ALLISON ° ‘Rance MiNE.—The National says work at this’ famous mine is being dilligently prosecuted. The large pumping engine is to be removed from the south to the middle shaft. Exca~ vations for the foundation have been made, and workmen are now laying the stone. The new sixteen-inch Cornish pump, now being made at Taylor’ 3 foundry, will be put in at the bob‘level. The pamp will be completed in abouts . mi week. Below this will be placed the fourteensinch pump at present in use. Each of tue howe, has’é'vertical: lift of 160 feet. With these pumps the water can ‘easily be kept out. When ¢ . they sink for another level, a nine-inch . drawing and lift pump will be put in. The most of the water does not come in at the bottom ef the mine, bat about 160 feet from the surface. Five cords of wood per day will suffice to run the ©: pumping engine. Some very excellent rock is now being taken out from that portion of the mine known as the Cariold standard of the Allison Ranch ore-. None has been crushed as yet. A ee ted F Home. Acarx.—Constable Jack Allison arrived at.home-on Taesday, says the Grass Valley Union, froma visit to his people in “Galena, Illinois. Jack came through in five days, and says the Union Pacific road is rough, while the Central.is splendid. The reason he left currency was too plenty to suit a California idea of a good place, THE number of books loaned by’ tlie’ San Frangisco Mercantile Library Association during the month of June, was 6,557. Of this number 5,038 were romances. He TULARE ‘Valley boasts of ‘having the the pine species, measuring over forty~ two feet in ‘diameter, and would turn out over I 300 000 feet of lumber below the limbs. é F. E. R, Warrney, Chief Engineer of the San Francisco Fire Department, absent on sixty. days’ absence by consent of the Board of Supervisors, lately had a grand ovation in Boston, his native city. Si caemagniie A NEW style of street car-has been introduced on:the Bay View Railroad, San Franciscoan ordinary street car driven by asteam engine. It was 8 pen dered necessary by the heavy grades epcountered on this road, It worked satisfactorily on the trial trip. Up to June 80th, 1869, the Labor Ex~: change of San Francisco had found em: ’. ployment for ‘ovér 18,600 persons—14,662 men and 4,021 women. A. Boston paper gives the di of Parepa,.Rosa’s voice as follows # “9 the Coli $00 feet wide and as ype ie ; Tae aa alae the 8 Fe mpeg boo ledge. "The rock is fully upto the . the East so.s00n was that the five cént . largest ‘tree in the world—a live one of rim ‘ ‘ton. Goop CLEAN ill, After twenty-two daye’ rag,cleaned {ap last Saturday, and the value of the cleaning , amounted to about $14,000 worth of gold. The Grass Valley Unton says this mine is rapidly attaining to the first rank, an not many months will come before the stock will be above . the reach of a small Capitalist. ‘has pronounced strongly against Ritulism. Finn. your. lage in the forenoon: Pattiiy it~ off till evening is the occasion of one half the-kerosene explosions which destroy life. In Grass i ag Joly Sth, 1869, to Benjamin Todd, a daughter s Notice is Wy ATi yen that the undersigned, Adx mt Ad Estate of Patri satiae. Mecomned, on ATURDAY the 2ithday of July, spose J ris at Te Be om Be or, cell to Ww, #€ all the Undivided two-seventhe of that certain jot of mi comet ne el claims, known as the gate at Moore's Fpt tay of California.— Iso, the wnat vada Rights, Straanates ook Mootés Fist, thet conducts water to said Negee nn Bie oa Yonge eee. said property to be made at the J. “ q office o: Caldwell, Moore's Flat, Nevada county, feels t.which place offers--and bids will be r eceived up to said date. : MARY SULLIVAN, July 8th, 69. Administratrix. i, Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attys. WILSON’S GREAT WORLD CIRCUS . WILL RETURN TO NEVADA! B® REQUEST OF NUMEROUS PATRONS WHO WERE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE GIRCUS ON THE FIFTH OF JULY, THE COMPANY WHHL RETURN AND GIVE ONE MORE EXHIBITION! On Saturday Evening, July 10th FOR THE— COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT —or— HARRY JACKSON ! Favored by the Citizens of Nevada. NEW ACTS! NEW SENSATIONS . ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! 4 ELLA. OARO 1 New Local Hits . ’ Fresh Budget of Jokes! Great Chinese Impersonations! Lots of Fun, . { Mirth and Novelty ! Ye a NOTICE.—{" The ‘LIONS be PERFORMED and FED IN V IEW THE AUDIENCE on this occasion . Pree of Extra charge. ye wounded in the shoulder. . ‘The joint < -named Belle Butler. . her, and ‘slighty wounded Lotta Mor-} 1, Latea’s TTountain Opposite 3 Bliven &; Potter's, ATILL BE OPENED ON ON THURSDAY, MAY ts:h. He will kill bic-own Meat: which will be 1h¢ proebopers oe Means the country and w/)} 0 PU} nah Pasion: rs, He as many hew aeauaaaea pte = AM Kinds of Meat and sau Will bekept omhand& Usage ~ ATTENTION TRAVELERS ‘UF STAGES wi . Nevada, ‘Omega and” Spe ashington teraay Gaye, at T Th Mae oF sh oe « Gaceann Fare One Dollar. ‘Toor From Central House 5 iss Ts se 50 ct eents per 160 pou! . Office at Nevada—N: ational Rech me = “__“ Washington—Grissel's Hotel. pipet. al pee Se rie@ on this line, Nevada with Wells, a ol Co. and the se ger Union , Rae Episcopal Church of Virgits Ex lections all-kind of Express sa basthess pea Breen oo if . * Nevada, Jane. aa. 1900. A. ISOARD, No. 61 Broad Street, Nevada City tmporter, Wholesale and Retail dealer in _ bedenamas Por BRANDIEs, And the Best of DOMESTIC LIQUORS. cea them Ee” Waite’s Celebrated Orders from the count are ree ctially so icited and prompity actended:t "pe pe +t : CANDIDATES Té TAKE NOTICE! . THE SECRET OF POPU TARITY DISCOVERED! SUCCESS GUARANTEED! AS? CAN Pi ibe WARRANTED To RUN WELL if oon wer their Remedies of SPENCE jeld FOR: ice CREAM, for FOUNTAIN soDA, CONFECTIONERIES, —~axD— —-e TO THE : United States Makery. G2 BREAD, PIES, CAKES, and everrthing appertaining to the: ‘business: constantly ou hand. Fresh Bread delivered atall parts ofthecity. . -FULICS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 1ith, 1869. R. M. HUNT, M.D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, . NEVADA CTY. eps-“67-tf Fruit and Vegetable Store, ¥. Be BRUMERY, Commereial Street.,.Nevada City, : Ku constantly on hand a good supply VEGETABLES, RANCH AND Fli KIN BUTTER, CHEESE, CANNED » xUITS, SUGARS, TEAS, CORFEES, EGGS, &.&c.&. © © -" T have made arrangements 2 receiv aif the different kinds of E NEW V eORe BLES AND as soon as they appear in the markets below. : Sis Give me a call, ~ Z al6 Nevada” Tron & Basie’ Foundry —aND— PZ “MACHINE SHOP. CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every F a sprue constructed, fitted . of gabtes Castings,Saw,Crist, eee ; horse power and car 8 fi.ed mptly and at as low rates a8 any Bitablice eat tn sacrame nto or San Franseco freight DAVID THOM. BROAD STREET. . its: NEVADA CITY. LO’ AND AFTER THIS DATE, we propose to-encourage the Mining Interest of Nebg a eg Paying the t Valuation for all Bullion or Gold Dust offered us—less the jeg Mat and Express charges for Al Loan M Good Security at allow soone Lane Mover aaSoeninam ‘price ‘paid for State and County SeDaya and Sell Legal Tenders a GRO. W. KIDD, J. W.HIXDS. R. W. TULLY ames W. LESTER, _-» SAUBTEN W. LESTER GEORGE W. KIDD & CO. A. W. LESTER & CO. BANKERS. , Dealers inGroceries, . Case>Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &e, &C. &C. Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Chaepe. a wie. #8 FIRE ‘BOY'S A ere . ROAD STRRE + Sehananaadottae Vi Tun between F ond Theda abe ae, om as d P.—The Union Hill} QQ: axe OxVSTERS, 3 5 F : E> ‘ th th Worl this ¢ It wa ‘60en . WwW: W.J candi S€880:

HE, RS FU eB ARIAS PORES ARE ence tox _the pay shoal vote 1d. use his influ~ pend. the description of those from this. county : Grass Valley.— first piece of bearing om boa up in Grass a ley, ha An on G Hill, a ber, 1 -. Valley, and ies tba aieosd tw thet in ike BRideswas built in January, 1851, in Boston Ravine. It is now the center of thé most reductive gold q or on the _ upon the justness of their cause for _ nora yellow greasy one, nor a black © — this county are ‘fully aroused we. pei ‘confident that they*will solect . a ticket around which the members of the party ‘can. rally with confidence‘of . Nev: success in the ensuing general election. . Union voters in casting their votes at’ the primaries should remember pw althoug!: ‘right principles and a cause ate.of great importance as adjunets to victory, yet organization, under faithful and efficient leaders,men who will enter the canvass and work with zeal for the cause, is an absolute necessity in order to attain victory. In polities as in war, while Providence pier oe mag tarandedaene ed in favor.of the heavy artillery, Union men therefore cannot. rely alone victory and neglect their duties as citizens @nd as members of the party. Every man who expects to fight under the Union banner this Fall, has a voice in naming the standard bearers. Let the opportunity. be not neglected. Union men, do your. 0m Saturday next, and a full party vote Will be Get ts the county, CALIFORNTA mis” “Wana Eeas.— ai Mr. Berton, Swine Consul at} mills eleven ‘about. $4,000, ote sent them to the correspondents of the banking house of Hentsch & Berton, in various parts of France, Italy and Switzerland; with instraetions ~to sell them; without special regard to profit, in small lots, to careful silk growers, so that the eggs should ‘become known. Mr. Berton. has received the first letter, . announcing thé hatching of a lot of eggs’ at Alais, in the department of Guard, Southern France. . The letter bears date June 11th, and says; “The yp was perfect ; all the of ge were passed triumphbing [over the eames was admirable, and the cocodns are of good form and of a splendid yellow color; besides, cheye was.not one small worm, nora tlat on déad’one, though we ‘used to see all these twenty years. in the healthy phn of that time; {before the disease ued.) and though they swarm in th ellow ‘aflolin't nowadays. I will say more, that the ‘robustness of these Bes and ot their worms was such that e ebrysalis which I examined after sigs the cocoon showed only slight the disease, which all the eggs direct importation, however bailabp thay may be, catch in our country while teeding,” THE Leanine Tower or Pisa.—A cerrespondent of the Ata, writing from Pisa, Italy, thus speaks of one of the seven wonders of the world : The'lean. ing tower is the attraction here. it. is strange 80 many people come here to see an ordinary columm, two hundred feet high, Sank in the mud. I came to see the Cathedral‘and the Campo Sento, which many neglect. altogether. Th Cathedral is one of Pe ay I “ont seen in:Huarope; and is free from that daunp,, mustygrave-like odor that renders, the’ gam cae m C churches S50 UD reese Durixa the mae: a June 175 marbavere issued j “ San Franpo erage claims with zeal, all . .° Geeta e : voided sufficient in the contest. The voters of the Union . paper. , also from sh oy ve rane tough see good mines, town has d ed tal it importance, and its population is not over 200. Nevada.—A e-and prosperous aaiping town, and the fle seat of na A St public boring me. of Grass Panes: only four miles distant, is almost equal is Bize. Connects with C. P. R. ts by stage to Colfax. ‘North San Juan.—A_ rous and handsome mining to n miles north of Nevada ; has about 1,000 inhabitants. The village is noted fot the great abun~ -dance of vines, fruit trees and flowers surrounding the and the township in which it is situated for its’ great yield of , over an be naally.-. Reached b: by stage from Nev. city or Colfax. Graniteville.—Fcrmerly known as Eureka South, is a v prosperous ld qua 28 miles Seat oleh ht Maree at a high pot oe in the Sierra, igs unit the last of ops Paes ‘Biage Sea Rough and Ready.—A prosperous, gold mining town, eight“miles southme: of Nevada _—. Benge from Nevi Truckee ‘alicia: Coburn’s — tion, is a mountain” town of great vi which has sprun “up sinee the P Railroad was built te that point. It is located on the ‘Truckee River, and re=" ceived its life from the uumerous saw. mills, and amount of wood supfor use on the railroad. . plice reagine ‘saw mills in the vicinity. Excursionists to Donner Lake leave GREENHORN Minz.—This promising mine, says the Wafional, is located on the Greenhorn Creek, about six wiles northeast of Grass Valley, and has been leased -by A. J: Cook, and other practical miners, for a term of five years The present Jessees have only, beea, working about three months, and’ during that time have had three clean-ups; the poorest of which yielded at the rate of $16 per ton, exclusive of sulphurets. ‘They are down 90 feet on the line of the ledge, which bids at an angle of 56 dégrecs They have drifted about 50 feet, and all thus far taken out has. come from the drifts, stoping not having'ss yet been cotfitienced.Rock is now being crushed at Laton’s mill at Union Hill, which is paying $20 ton. There is very little water in the mine. All that comes in during 24 hours can be drawn out by buckets in 15 minutes. For the present, all the hoisting is done With a windlass, by hand. Two men have taken out 45 tons during the last month, The ledge is now from:five to seven feet in thickness. It is in con. templation to efect steam hoisting works and put up a ten ‘stamp mill in a short time. The Greenhorn is an excellent mine, and we are glad to learn that the lessees are being so well-zewarded for their enterprise. A large. number of locations have been made in the vicinity, and without doubt.several more paying mines will soon be developed in the neighborhood ef the Groenhorn. THE ten thousand Polish exiles ot New York are preparing to celeDrate, fon the 11th of August, the three hundredth anniversary of the Union of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania with Poland under the reign of Sigismind August, who passed an edict of unjversal toleration, and under whose sway the Polish nation rose to great opulence and prosperity. . Dorine the rege of June $2,188 65 lin "Bani Francisco, © fa eats = i e is a man of cousbanible means, but is noted as.being one of the. most parsi-. monious,, miserly wretches that God ‘pever allowed to the name of man. The girl was compelled to make committed ‘the ‘rash,act wae Jearning ‘She was unable to earn enough at this to’ ‘pay -her ‘board, to say nothing of . clothes and other necessaries, and rea} ceiving no assistance from those who Whipley Ansiet his € es ask gels bich the surgeon thinks will, prove_fatsl. Prior was. sseverely . is terribly. red, the. arm will have ‘to be amputated, and it is thought that her own living, and at the. time.she} he cannotsurvive. The fight wasabont } 1 . some women. After the shooting, the }, ler aces the! “about took . ' a hand in it. Their: names are Lotta Morton and Jennie White. : They pitch— A aaeaied at Jennie, but missed were bound by the ties of relationship quartz mining . to render it, the iron of despair entered her soul, hope fied from her bosom, and-ony futare wore a a dark-and gloomy aspect.” In this frame of mind. death appeared in its brighest colors and wooed. eae to her destruction and her grave.’ ‘The'soul of thé poor child (scarce fifteen yeirs old), we hope and trust,.was borne on the wings of angels to the Ged from whemsit came. The: citizens of Marysville were much incensed at the unnatural parents, arid would not allow them to bury the. body. “Viengeaiies 10 mine, saith oe, Lord ; 1 will repay.” ALLISON ° ‘Rance MiNE.—The National says work at this’ famous mine is being dilligently prosecuted. The large pumping engine is to be removed from the south to the middle shaft. Exca~ vations for the foundation have been made, and workmen are now laying the stone. The new sixteen-inch Cornish pump, now being made at Taylor’ 3 foundry, will be put in at the bob‘level. The pamp will be completed in abouts . mi week. Below this will be placed the fourteensinch pump at present in use. Each of tue howe, has’é'vertical: lift of 160 feet.. With these pumps the water can ‘easily be kept out. When ¢ . they sink for another level, a nine-inch . drawing and lift pump will be put in. The most of the water does not come in at the bottom ef the mine, bat about 160 feet from the surface. Five cords of wood per day will suffice to run the ©: pumping engine. Some very excellent

rock is now being taken out from that portion of the mine known as the Cariold standard of the Allison Ranch ore-. None has been crushed as yet. A ee ted F Home. Acarx.—Constable Jack Allison arrived at.home-on Taesday, says the Grass Valley Union, froma visit to his people in “Galena, Illinois. Jack came through in five days, and says the Union Pacific road is rough, while the Central.is splendid. The reason he left currency was too plenty to suit a California idea of a good place, THE number of books loaned by’ tlie’ San Frangisco Mercantile Library Association during the month of June, was 6,557. Of this number 5,038 were romances. He TULARE ‘Valley boasts of ‘having the the pine species, measuring over forty~ two feet in ‘diameter, and would turn out over I 300 000 feet of lumber below the limbs. é F. E. R, Warrney, Chief Engineer of the San Francisco Fire Department, absent on sixty. days’ absence by consent of the Board of Supervisors, lately had a grand ovation in Boston, his native city. Si caemagniie A NEW style of street car-has been introduced on:the Bay View Railroad, San Franciscoan ordinary street car driven by asteam engine. It was 8 pen dered necessary by the heavy grades epcountered on this road, It worked satisfactorily on the trial trip. Up to June 80th, 1869, the Labor Ex~: change of San Francisco had found em: ’. ployment for ‘ovér 18,600 persons—14,662 men and 4,021 women. A. Boston paper gives the di of Parepa,.Rosa’s voice as follows # “9 the Coli $00 feet wide and as ype ie ; Tae aa alae the 8 Fe mpeg boo ledge. "The rock is fully upto the . the East so.s00n was that the five cént . largest ‘tree in the world—a live one of rim ‘ ‘ton. Goop CLEAN ill, After twenty-two daye’ rag,cleaned {ap last Saturday, and the value of the cleaning , amounted to about $14,000 worth of gold. The Grass Valley Unton says this mine is rapidly attaining to the first rank, an not many months will come before the stock will be above . the reach of a small Capitalist. ‘has pronounced strongly against Ritulism. Finn. your. lage in the forenoon: Pattiiy it~ off till evening is the occasion of one half the-kerosene explosions which destroy life. In Grass i ag Joly Sth, 1869, to Benjamin Todd, a daughter s Notice is Wy ATi yen that the undersigned, Adx mt Ad Estate of Patri satiae. Mecomned, on ATURDAY the 2ithday of July, spose J ris at Te Be om Be or, cell to Ww, #€ all the Undivided two-seventhe of that certain jot of mi comet ne el claims, known as the gate at Moore's Fpt tay of California.— Iso, the wnat vada Rights, Straanates ook Mootés Fist, thet conducts water to said Negee nn Bie oa Yonge eee. said property to be made at the J. “ q office o: Caldwell, Moore's Flat, Nevada county, feels t.which place offers--and bids will be r eceived up to said date. : MARY SULLIVAN, July 8th, 69.. Administratrix. i, Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attys. WILSON’S GREAT WORLD CIRCUS . WILL RETURN TO NEVADA! B® REQUEST OF NUMEROUS PATRONS WHO WERE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE GIRCUS ON THE FIFTH OF JULY, THE COMPANY WHHL RETURN AND GIVE ONE MORE EXHIBITION! On Saturday Evening, July 10th FOR THE— COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT —or— HARRY JACKSON ! Favored by the Citizens of Nevada. NEW ACTS! NEW SENSATIONS . ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! 4 ELLA. OARO 1 New Local Hits . ’ Fresh Budget of Jokes! Great Chinese Impersonations! Lots of Fun, . { Mirth and Novelty ! Ye a NOTICE.—{" The ‘LIONS be PERFORMED and FED IN V IEW THE AUDIENCE on this occasion . Pree of Extra charge. ye wounded in the shoulder. . ‘The joint < -named Belle Butler. . her, and ‘slighty wounded Lotta Mor-} 1, Latea’s TTountain Opposite 3 Bliven &; Potter's, ATILL BE OPENED ON ON THURSDAY, MAY ts:h. He will kill bic-own Meat: which will be 1h¢ proebopers oe Means the country and w/)} 0 PU} nah Pasion: rs, He as many hew aeauaaaea pte = AM Kinds of Meat and sau Will bekept omhand& Usage ~ ATTENTION TRAVELERS ‘UF STAGES wi . Nevada, ‘Omega and” Spe ashington teraay Gaye, at T Th Mae oF sh oe « Gaceann Fare One Dollar. ‘Toor From Central House 5 iss Ts se 50 ct eents per 160 pou! . Office at Nevada—N: ational Rech me = “__“ Washington—Grissel's Hotel. pipet. al pee Se rie@ on this line, Nevada with Wells, a ol Co. and the se ger Union , Rae Episcopal Church of Virgits Ex lections all-kind of Express sa basthess pea Breen oo if . * Nevada, Jane. aa. 1900. A. ISOARD, No. 61 Broad Street, Nevada City tmporter, Wholesale and Retail dealer in _ bedenamas Por BRANDIEs, And the Best of DOMESTIC LIQUORS. cea them Ee” Waite’s Celebrated Orders from the count are ree ctially so icited and prompity actended:t "pe pe +t : CANDIDATES Té TAKE NOTICE! . THE SECRET OF POPU TARITY DISCOVERED! SUCCESS GUARANTEED! AS? CAN Pi ibe WARRANTED To RUN WELL if oon wer their Remedies of SPENCE jeld FOR: ice CREAM, for FOUNTAIN soDA, CONFECTIONERIES, —~axD— —-e TO THE : United States Makery. G2 BREAD, PIES, CAKES, and everrthing appertaining to the: ‘business: constantly ou hand. Fresh Bread delivered atall parts ofthecity. . -FULICS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 1ith, 1869. R. M. HUNT, M.D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, . NEVADA CTY. eps-“67-tf Fruit and Vegetable Store, ¥. Be BRUMERY, Commereial Street.,.Nevada City, : Ku constantly on hand a good supply VEGETABLES, RANCH AND Fli KIN BUTTER, CHEESE, CANNED » xUITS, SUGARS, TEAS, CORFEES, EGGS, &.&c.&. © © -" T have made arrangements 2 receiv aif the different kinds of E NEW V eORe BLES AND as soon as they appear in the markets below. : Sis Give me a call, ~ Z al6 Nevada” Tron & Basie’ Foundry —aND— PZ “MACHINE SHOP. CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every F a sprue constructed, fitted . of gabtes Castings,Saw,Crist, eee ; horse power and car 8 fi.ed mptly and at as low rates a8 any Bitablice eat tn sacrame nto or San Franseco freight DAVID THOM. BROAD STREET.. . its: NEVADA CITY. LO’ AND AFTER THIS DATE, we propose to-encourage the Mining Interest of Nebg a eg Paying the t Valuation for all Bullion or Gold Dust offered us—less the jeg Mat and Express charges for Al Loan M Good Security at allow soone Lane Mover aaSoeninam ‘price ‘paid for State and County SeDaya and Sell Legal Tenders a GRO. W. KIDD, J. W.HIXDS. R. W. TULLY ames W. LESTER, _-» SAUBTEN W. LESTER GEORGE W. KIDD & CO. A. W. LESTER & CO. BANKERS. , Dealers inGroceries, . Case>Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &e, &C. &C. Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Chaepe. a wie. #8 FIRE ‘BOY'S A ere . ROAD STRRE + Sehananaadottae Vi Tun between F ond Theda abe ae, om as d P.—The Union Hill} QQ: axe OxVSTERS, 3 5 F : E> ‘ th th Worl this ¢ It wa ‘60en . WwW: W.J candi S€880: