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. —and in that case there is no necessity
for miners to file any affidavits to with-.
_ following School Districts :
north to Enapp’s Cie F :1own said creek
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lanp. MatTERns— We publish below
an ettract from a letter of L. B. Ayer
Eeq., Register of the Marysville Land
Office, to Hon. A. A. Sargent, relating
to the recent map filed,covering French
Corral, Birchville, etc. Mr. 8S. informs
us that this view of the matte: is enrest satisfied that there is no danger of .
their losing their rights. Mr. Ayer
takes great pains to circulate extensively the news of the filing of new maps,
by handbills end otherwise, and is an
upright and competent officer. The
following is the portion of the letter re-_
lating to the lands in question :
“In the matter of the Survey of township 17, N. R. 7 E. the map here on file
shows that portion East of the North
Fork of Yuba River to be unsurveyed,
and of course while in that condition
no persom can procure or = any
title, nor can any corpora acquire
any righte thereto. In all probability
that portion of the township will remain unsurveyed tor a number of years
‘hold the land.” —
New ScHoot Districrs.—The Board
of Supervisors yesterday organized the
Lake City District, bounded as foi~
lows: Commencing on Humbug creek
at the mouth of Virgin Ravine, thence
to Bonney’s ranch, and the old Saw
Mill ranch, thence to the Kennebec
House, thence to Humbug creek and
up said creek to the place of begining,
‘The Truckee School District including all that portion of Meadow Lake
township lying east of a line starting
on the boundary line of Placer county
just west of Jones’ Station and continuing due north to Sierra county, thence
east slong the Nevada and Sierra
county line to the eastern boundary of
the. State, thence south along the ‘State
‘county line to the sank of beginning.
The between Sweetland
and fgg oer A changed so as to
include the families of John H. Perry
pee eae ca aaa the Sweotland Dist. i
_ Cuurncn FestivaL.—The Ladies of
the Methodist Charch will hold a Strawberry Festival at the Theatre this evening, the proceeds of which will be for
the benefit of Rev. C,H. Northup, pastor of the Church. The tickets of admission are only fifty cents. The Jadies will have stiawberries and cream,
Jemonade, ice cream, cake, pastry, and
in fact everything the heart can wish
for. There will also be vocal and instrumental music, and Professor Rutan,
the blind musician, will enliven the occasion by singing and playing. Being . °°:
leap year, the ladies will not forget the . co»
advantage given them, and will no
doubt do their prettiest in Gulteieal
the bashful swains and crusty old bachelors. Let the Theatre be crowded tonight.
DrowNeED.— Robert, son of Robert G.
McCutchan, was drowned at Canada
. Hill yeaterday afternoon. The little one
was absent a half hour, when Wm, Sigler weat out to look for him and found
his body in a small reservoir near the
house. Robert was a very bright and
‘interesting child aged about two yearr,
and his sudden death is a heavy blow
w the parents.
a
LAND.—To-day is the last day that
pre-emption claims or mineral affidavits
can be filed nem Bevite By wUnehorn Creek.
SrRaWBERRIES.— We are indebted to
Dr. Chapman for a treat of splendid
strawberries from his ranch, a short
distance from town. They are larger
and far more delicious than any that
Ovricuns.—Nevada Hose Company
elected the following officers on the
Sth: President, E. F. Spence ; Foreman,
W. R. Coe; ‘Assistant {Foreman, J.
Gosdje; ‘Treasuter, J. J. Ott; Secretary, H. H. Haskins ; Trastees, J. R. . rE
ze Daily Trans i tl : +1854, was in town a few days since inducPP race 96 mt Valley. mans
ig our merehants, those who do not forward their goods by him already, to get
their goods forwarded ‘rom Colfax in his
care. Mr. Dunkel is prompt and reliable business man, and well worthy the
patronage of the public generally. ,
DowNFALL IN Prices —S. Haas &
Co., corner of Pine and Commercial }°
streets, have determined to undersell
any clothing store in Nevada city or
‘county. They are marking and selling
clothing cheaper than any other house
in this city. They are selling fine
Summer Cashmere suite as low as $7 50
—for coat, parts, and vest. Neck-ties
and pocket-handkerchiefs, and all kinds
_
GRAND DISPLAY.
SPRING AND SUMMER
FASHIONS !
Ladies of Nevada county, attention
A. GOLDSMITH,
H*® JUST RECEIVED, per steamer, his
4ANNUAL 510UK vi
Fashionable Dress Goods,
SILKS, POPLLNS, LAWNS, TALKOS,
ORGANDIES,
New Style Traveling Dress Goods,
Linen Lawns, Uhambays,
PERCALES,
French, English & American Prints
IN GREAT VARIGTY, AND OF THE
Latest Patterms.
COTTON SHESTINGS from 4 quariers
te 12 quarters in widta, sruwne and tscacaed:
& large assoruncat of
ING, IRISH LINENS, &c.
White Goods.
A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEt, NALN OUUKS, plain, stripes suu cuccked,
Bipnur LAWNS, aud 1 ‘yeas MUSLANS,
Fancy Goods, . ‘Dress Trimmings,
KID GLOVES, PARASOLS,
New style Walking Skirts, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bon~
mets and idats. wunmes “and Gulrimumed.
LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS,
A new and recherche article o: the New Sash
Pattera.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
Of ali descriptions.
@27~ Ido not pretend to sell my goods at
et, bat offer thom st as tow 8 Agure as they
osha maka ee
4. GULDSMI1'H.,
GRAND OPEsING BALL.
I INTEND TO GIVE A
GRAND BALL,
At my House,
IN WASHINGTON,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Jane 1%h, 1968.
bene p Poe
County, . givea
on my part to ral aviation promising
mountains.
THE CELEBRATED WASHINGTON
BAND will furnish music for the oc— H. B. BUISMAN.
Washington, May 2th. ;
THE BEST FURNITURE
TO BE FOUND
This side of San Francisco is kept at
the Store of
SOUND COUNTS,
Bn ge
Ww
vane a &e.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING
; Some 6 the choreest otien,
7" Call and examine the Stock 1.64
a
English, J. Goedje, J. F. Hook. Pia ot be =
Delegates—A.
3 pipacweee
". are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO.,
_. The LATEST STYLE OF SPRING CLOTH.
SABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWEL . eigdhtae? ‘
pecmeness erence
GOODS, BOO rs, SHUES, and alt k'nds of
Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRICBSat HAAS & CU.'s Storeare causing great
EXCITEMENT
rush
ON”
That establis mui and the Minersare buying
splendid Rubber U.othing and ideots, werseitted to keep out the water of
Or any other stream in the county of Nevada,
os
A RICH STRIKE
Is no better than the splendid bargains which
OF
ING. ‘We Mave & fall stock and people can tolower than ever before offered in these
DICCINGS.
Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a pleasant room has been fitted up where we eep a
LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES.
Let Everybody come and buy at the lowest
prices of
S. HAAS & CO.
COR, dons & COMMERCIAL 8TS.
VicTOR CHEVALIER. MART IN WSTZEL
Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts,
NEVADA CITY,
Wholesale and Retail dealers
“IN
WINES, SEOUSRS, &e.
ALWAxS ON HAND” :
PATTE TRUPFE, CHAMPIGONS
And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put
upin st
' dealer in Wines and a LAqaers, Sacramento.
4” Gentiemen of ‘Nevads and vicinity igo
CONSUMERS BEAD!
W. H. H. COFFMAN,
AVING PURCHASED THE NATIONAL
EXCHANGE
t@ CIGAR STORE, .21
ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY,
Will keep the stand always supplied with the
very best beende of «ea
Cigars, Chewing and Smoking
Tebacco,
eo supply of PIPES, PLAYING
other articles belonging to the
POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand.
ae want articles in my line are invited
W. H. H. COFFMAN.
Nevada, May 20th.
<< KEEP COOL! 2
c
ICED S0DA WATER!
—Wwits—
DELICIOUS SYRUPS!
-a—
JULIUNB DREYFUSS’,
U. & Bakery, Pine Street.
L Zekind, A. D. Tower,
pie ae
ee a iE * abe vi Sit =
pie Hage mn . a pe A Pe a
> EES
‘DEERCREEK . —
i
ty: upon getting SUITS that will suit them
ercises. school ‘Teachers of And overytoly in want of eny Goods in car
son tavkied 08 Ue and to take part in . Une, hed better consult their own interest by
the enessiogs; The Ooanty Bossd of exam. enticing penchiitite ot the
eenetn ae ta nee Satan Sy
ond Hae ote rly ood aie GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
qaulantion with the Mente navies Of cr. ¥
CAMPAIGN OPENED!
ta@DOWNFALL IN PRICES.
= a SALES OF
Pomme!
CLOTHING, _
FURNISHING GooDs,
HATS, ‘moors, SHOES. &e. de,
AT THE
Corner of Broad and Pine Streets,
BANNER BROTHERS,
87 Waving established the fact that they
can and do sell Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any
CE SRS SeRS STMT TENN Wr the field
with the
Largest and finest assortment
—or—
Gentlemen's and Boy's
—ANDFURNISHING GOODS,
Ever before brought tc the interior ofths Stats
We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75
We now efi you Goods ot Lower Prices than
Our Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, and Business Suits are of the
‘LATEST STYLES
And superior to any hitherto imported. —
‘Fine Fashionable Dress Suits !
We will sell for Less Money than they can be
bought for anywhere else in California,
amine our Clothing=--we feel assure
ed we cam satisfy you, both as to
style, quali y and price!
MATS! MATS! MATS!
Knough t cover every man's head in the
eounty—of the Latest Styles and of every
conceivable shapes aad colors.
SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING.
On Hand--An unlimited supply of Fine
White Shirts, including the celebrated
Star and Adkinson make.
Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha
Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Notions of every de
scription,
TO ALL MERCHANTS!
Who deal in Clothing, both in. this city and
county, we would say, call on us before going.
to San Francisco to make purchases. We can
sell you goods in this city,at Lower rates
than you can buy them at the Bay.
t@ OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
for the Spring Trade and our
Prices are Lower than those
of any others.)
BANNER BROTHERS,
Wholesale and Betail Dealers,
Parner Broad ant: Pine Strate, “Hidde
tw SPRING CLOTHING.£1);
‘Chesper than you cam get them . _
Gemtieomen { We ask you to ex-/.
GROCERIES !
Te
NEW FIRM!
$47-Next door to the Mason‘c Building, 3
AS A os age INTO COPARTNER. GROCERY & PROVISION BUSINESS,
Wil keep the Store constantly stocked
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CASE GOODS,
CORN MEAL,
BUCK WHEAT,
And in fact all kinds of
FAMILY & MINER'S STORES,
CASH RATES AND LIVING PRICES.
$7" All consnmers and the public generally
are invited to call,Nevada, May Sist, 1968,
‘BALDWIN * shower tet t2 fe
‘Mo. OF Cosisianenh tiene:
eect ASOD NEE IONS AACA I DTCC AE LN ANE . 0 eS ESE ORRIN at a MNES Sec
AA Nn hls PEPER IL NEE ERIE Si PEIN DA BP OIE LER
PHILADELPHIA DRY GOODS
STonRret!
JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL
No. 54 Broad street,
Nevada City.
Wevada City.
ws ON HAND the best selected and
Latest Styles of
DRESS GOODS,
FASHIONABLE HATS,
FANCY GOODS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
-~DOMESTICS,
TRIMMINGS,
LADIES’ SHOES,
CARPETS,
OL CLOTHS,
CLOAKS,
&e. he. &e.
= eonghet to this County, which we are
Prices to Defy Competition.
ey 7s Menton of Roun Pregeecs tne
DONO GOA kee
Sheetings, Table Cloths, Napkins,
7 Towelings, ete.
are invited to call
THST STYLES or Shares sons Cons AND
Se esa iearen
A Splendid Lot of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper
Curtains, House Furnishing —
Goods, &c,,&e,.
in the be [Arye Dry Goods line to
patrous wil ot continue to
Wit eae cee tae oe house in
.
5 Nola Broad Burst
ii Bets ' Mann, May ST
The Pioneer Dry Goods dealers of
gs
: 7 , ond 20h 7 e3 eo ts MOELLER LEAT CIN GTI EE AN EEA KEPLER NE AEA LNRM ne