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he publicatic mn of
med, at the office
treet, in the city «
Administratex.
ditors.
HE ESTATE OF
: Notice is hereby
Tot
. deceased, to the
ms having claims
exhibit: the same
hers within ten
on of this notice,
office of John I.
im the city and
editors.
MAGTIRE, DE
reby given by the
fix of the Estate
ed, to the crecshaving claims
, toexhibit them
hers, within ten
ablicaticm of this
nistratrix, atthe
e city and county.
E MAGUIRE,
Patent to a
ing Claim.
nd Office,
May 31, 1871.
ving filed his apice fora Patent to
law. and instrucded, having been __
ordered that the
plication be pubhe Neyads Daily
yablished nearest
‘at Nevada city,in™
lifornia.
LUM, Register.
on the claim.
toa Quartz Mine
> all whom it may
vm has been made .
e Government of
tent to the followor iode, together
necessary four the
<i as follows, tc. lands in Mineral
nship and county
ornia, and about
-casterly from Need in Section No.
Range, No. 9, east,
dian, and upon 3
», Knewn as the EsJaims and lands,
described as folgat the mouth of
Gold Quartz Minank of Deer Creek
, from which point
1) boundary of Secorth Range 9 east,
lian, bears S 69°
uns thence South
near the croppings
all its dips, spurs,
stake marked E6
y. Also. a tract of
tand milling purid ledge takes its
by said 8. B. Davii and the erection
rks in connection
eing necessary for
r working of sume,
scribed as follows,
marked E 1, frum
above mentioned
‘or the survey of
links distant, and
chains to a stske
1.70 chains to a
South 156 W 16.80
E4datN E corner
$1536 W 6 chains,
stake marked E 5,
> a stake marked
ry of claim on the
chains to a small
nce NI9S E 18.
inning. Contains and situated in
ram posted with
ny adverse claim
‘a to’ present the
> and Receiver of
ice, for Sacramenmenty, California,
the date berev!,
evada County, Cai
ORT, Applicant.
— z
editors.
tate Of Samuel Inice is hereby give?
nistcator os the Esceased, to the credving claims against
the-same with the
» four months a!: notice, to the uhJohn I. Caldwell,
and County ef Ne~
Up. Administrat: MARKET.
letor. Also of BEEF,
FEAL.
lies and Mests deAMES COLLES.
¥, M. D.
1OMCEP A THIC
ET. “oppcsite Ne
ring’s. 9-9:
LET LLANE SET PTCA LE
CIGARS! TOBACCO! ‘PIPES!
Uc ers constantiy on hand the very best
‘ and Cintide Orion, .
WoL. Soar NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1871. . NO. 83.
Che Duily Traceript GRAND oa pate 000 SPRING AND SUMMER A VERY —_* Longacre eS ee
; NEVADA CITY, CAL. MUSICAL FESTIVAL ! ILL BE AWA’ TO THE SEASON Ae rere eilet.
a aay TICKET HOLDERS onthe CLOTHING! . T HAS, BEEN frectically demonstrated AR iaee os een Smee
N. P. BROWN. Jake a
BROWN & DEAL,
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS.
Corner of Broad and Pins Strecis,
~
TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT :
One Yeir~in advanée. 22.2.2. . » $1000
Bix SER ee oc aae aes 500
Three Montha, {2° cass cvesnis cae «. 300
Per week, Twenty-Five Cents.
&e. &e. “KO.
ce eee
JULIUS GREENWALD,
quaities of
Of tbe Choicest Brands.
Among them will be found a Splendid lot of
Fine Cut Chewing’ Tobacco,
‘IN BULK.
May Flower--a superior ~brand,
Better than sything ever ome seen in
this Market !
Inthe line of Chewing Tobacco,
WILL, BE FOUND,
Paces’ Golden Plag Sepsis
Lester's Fig, ne
_ Golden Pancake. :
Navy of every description,
And many other Brands too numerous to
mention.
ALL OF THE NEW BRANDS
—or—
CIGARS AND TOBACCO!
_ ON HAND. :
ALSO, A GREAT VARIETY OF bad
SMOKING TOBACCO!
SUCH AS
Yacht Club, May Queen, Forest
Rose, Seal, &c.
PATENT CHARCOAL PIPES,
M.EERSCHAUM PIPES,
CUTLERY,
.PLAYING CARDS, MONTE CARDS,
AlLof which:I offer for sale on, reasopable
HAVANA CIGARS,
Such as Cubanas, Figaros, Matilda,
Wholesale and Retail,
And a. good addortment of Domestic Cigars, ranging in price from $25 per thousand
and apwards,
Call and examine my abet before er
sing ¢lsewhere.
JULIUS GREENWALD.
Nevada, May 26th. : :
Attorney atta Coaihistae at aw
Cyr AT THE COURT HOUSE. —
Nevada, May 25th. Me?
NILES akauea,
_ Attorney and Counselor at Law.
FFICE—Corner of Broad and Pine Sts.
over.Greenwald’s Gigar Store.. .,
M, S. DEAL,
Counselor and Attorney at Law.
FFICE~ ‘Daily “‘Transeript”. Editorial .
Rooms, corner of Broad and Pine Sts., .
Nevada city.
, a
_ WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, -.
Counselors and Attorneysat Law, .
\FFICE—Over Seg a anhelliesey Eaicon. corner of Broad and Pine streets
JOHN CALDWELL,
Justice’ of ‘the Peace,
ND ATTORNEY AT LAW.—
Office oo, wth g eam National Hotel,
R. M.-HUNT, M. D.
2 ATTENDING? —
been cl
Cher ropeetor,
ants.. shampooing 25.
Gatien 25 conte. ; a8
Se. cad ‘cait
a! hed
for 25 chs. EXTRACTED.. ome e
BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY,
. Brovkiyn.
The Best and most Liberal SchedILL BE GIVEN AT
BROOKLYN HALL,
—on—
JULY FOURTH, 1871.
IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY!
$500 to Brooklyn Fire Department.
$350 to each of the Four peaaieharen of
LOOK AT THIS LIST.OF CASH
GIFTS :
The Profits go for the Benefit of a
Pablic . LAbary!
THE GIFTS WILL ‘BE SENT B¥ DRAFTS
OR EXPRESS TO ANY PART OF
an RS
THE WORLD —
2166 GIFTS !
One Chance in Every 22!
vale yet presented t to the Public!
WILL BE SOLD AT
TWO DOLLARS. EACH
GOLD COIN, <
Which will entitle the holder to one-sdmiestow, and to any gift-that may be ~
awarded,
*7 All Moneys will be deposited in
the hands of the Trustees!"ta
“purposes :
—_— . PREMIUMS.
s . J 1 Premium, Gold Coinz... ielectie $25,000
& . Fd ’ ’
’ mium, Gold Coin....... 15,000 $10,000 in Gold Coin 1 Premi
, Y Premium, Gold Coit. ....6..0 “16,000
Will be donated in the following mammef :. 1 prominm, Gold Coin. .i..06604s 5,000
$7,000 in Gold Coin to establish a Li-. 1 Premium, Gold Coin... ee 4,000
brary. : 1 Premium, Gold Coin...... ++ 3,000
_ $600 to Alameda County Hospital. . 1 Prenflym, Gold Coin.... Seeding? S000
$500 to General School Fund. 1 Premium, Gold Coin !
‘. lowing well known citizens :
50, 000. ‘Tickets ts of Admission !.
. 4th Day of July, 1871.
The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of
Californias, will hold their Second Grand
Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada
City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable
ist, Public Schools of Nevada County ;
2d, Public Library of Nevada City ;
3d, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ;
4th, Fire Department, Nevada City,
100,000 Season Tickets of Atimis¢ sion will be Sold at $2 50 each,
All the Premiums will be deposited in the
BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY.
1 Premium, Gold Coin
15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000
5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each., 2,500
8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. .
25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250
100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000
100--Premiums, Gold Ooin, $50 each; 5,000
200. Premiums, Coin, $30 each. 6,000
500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. .12,500
1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860
2,005 Premiums am't to $150, 000
Business Managers.
A. W. POTTER, A. H. HAGADORN,
J. CORWELL LEE.
By Special permission we refer to the folJohn H. Die nee Sheriff Nevada Oaupty:
T. W. Sigow
x; National Exchange John A.
Hotel;
M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript;
G. Vv. Schmittburg, Postmaster;
Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer;
Geo. B. Neweli, éx-County Supervisor:
Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada: Gazette;
P. Banner, Merchant;
R. B Gentry. ate Sheriff Nevada Onahty;
D. E. Bell, Deputy: ee
Tra A. Eaton, Ynion Hotel; ‘
J nage T. H. Rolfe; ’
Geo. K. Phillips; Merchant: ; 5
A. Goldsmith; Merchant; :
Wm, R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Depart,
ment; *
C. T,. Canfield, ex-Chief. Baalaien Fire De
partment;
Ay Sindfobd, Merehiint: *
Bliven & Potter, Merchants;
Lester & Mulloy, Merchants;
L. ‘Nikell; Mars!
Good responsible on wanted, Liberal.
cominitsions allowed: Money shoul
sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent
Bank. Address all communications to
Cc. B. SOCIETY,
apl Nevada City, Cal.
' LEGAL ENTERPRISE.
$100,000
( FESTIVAL !
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MAY 25th, 1871.
: In Aid of a Public Library !
TICKETS $2 EACH.
Ceupons One Dollar Each,
$50,000 Gold. Coin, in Gifts !
WILL BE AWARDED
—TO THE—
TICKET HOLDERS?
: AS) FOLLOWS :
One gift of gold coin. .,..<. + eee «6 $10,000
One gift of gold coln.... 5,000
One gift of gold coin. .....55 ses 8,000
One gift of gold.coin. .. : 2,000
One gift of gold coin. ..... Swans 1,000
One gift of gold coin’.,....... 1,000
One gift of gold-coin: ......4. . 1,000
One gift of gold coin. .......1,000
Oné' gift of gold-coif :.2..:1..2,-. 1,000
One gift of gold coin ...... toes
. One gift of gold CH chine pee 250 .
Five gifts of $150 each, gold coin. .. 750
Thirty gifts of $100 each....... 3,000
Twenty Gifts of $50 each....4.. 1,000 .
Fifty Gifts of $40 . ee 7 2,000 .
One Hundred Gifts, $30 each os ele weée 3,000 .
One Hundred Gifts, $20 COON. ciessas 2,000 .
650 Gifts at "$10 each eeasen as es a ealale a 6,500
1200 Gifts at $5 each.. .. ke eee 6,000 .
$50,000 .
THE GIFTS
Will be awarded in a similar, manner as at)
the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid
of the Mercantile Library.’ The Drawing
will be under the management of a. Com-’
mittee of well known responsible citizens of
. guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly and
— arawn.
Werefer, by permission, to the following
wéll-lmown vitizens
Duncan Cameron; Gapitslist.
Pees Wheaten, Canpehits 5 75)
Jas. Larue, Lumber Deaier,
H. Leise, Real Estate; ,
* 5.°0. Connors, Real Estate,
L. B. Haff, Heel Eetatea
James Moffi.t, Rent
er Becht, (Brooklyn . age Brewery): SapiFP. A, Remillark, Brick Manufacturer and
John McTigue, Merchant,
ei &TS. Tete Abin Stone,
wry ant Basiness Mafiager.
8. ROW, bo Agent:
Las 5 DOMEB EO.
myt9 ene 7.9 tea
BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA: COUNTY, for a!
ite Mtns Bowery, Oak-:
G. G. Allen; Nevada Boatidry;
eee
me
GREAT BARGAINS!
ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO.,
Cr. OF PINE and COMMERCIAL
STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have: just
received a Splendid Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS,
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
BOOTS, SHOES, &e.
Which they offer to the public as low as
such Goods can be o¥tained in this State.
SOMETHING NEW!
A PRIZE FOR ALL!
THE GREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR !
Each box contains a valuable prize with excéllent collars thrown in.
Gentlemen's Fine Shirts, Under
Clothing, Miner’s Goods,
67 Of all kinds and varieties. “Ga
ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO.,
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all ons
give the
LATEST, FINEST & BEST GOODS
“AT THE— = a
~ VERY LOWEST PRICES !
#7 Before buying elsewhere, those in
want. of anything in the Clothing Line wiil
find it greatly to their advéntage to
ROSENSTOCK, Saicn & CO.
Corner of Broad & Pine Streets.
Nevada, May 25th.
3,
~AGRAND GIFT CONCERT
Will be gi at SAN JUAN THEATRE, on
MONDAY, JULY 10th, 1871, under the auspices of the <
North San Juan ‘Benevolent Asso~
eiation, San Juan, Nevada Co,
. For the Benefit of the platen ecHoos.
FIRE COMPANIES, CHURC CEME.
TERIES, SCHOOL LIBRARIES, and WATER
WORKS in Bridgeport Township.
1, 318 Gifts aggregating the sum of $43,000.
50,000 i ata will be sold at $1 50, Gold
Coin, eae
This mn the most liberal offer yet presented
List of gifts to be awarded ; to the people of this State.
4 oogh gift.. scosmecboow~y ade <cces BOO GIFTS.
} -caah gi{ts. cc c8. --15,000} 1 Gift of Gold coin.
1 cash gift.. 10,000 . 1 Gift of Gold epin,.*
{1 cash gift. 5,000 } 1 Gift of Gold coin
. 1 cash gift. 3,000 . 2 Gifts of $1,000 each Gold Coin... 2,000
. Li cash gift. . 2,000 . 1 Gift of Gold COIN, ..ssceeeeeeee ee 900
A Bae) a en Be aie ee ieee een 1,000 . 1 Gift of Gold COIN...,-ce,,-02002+ 800
¥ cabs Gift:.6.2. i ccs leceee es 1,000 . 1 Gift OF Gold Coin.....ce eee eee 700
. k cash gift....5 1,000} 1 Gift Gf Gold coin..i...0.2.6600
. 1 cash BIG Sais veseieceeesecs rer rear 1,090 . § Gifts of $500, Gold Coin, each., 250
1 debe WAG, ies i kEUT, cctv dek 1,000 . 3 Gifts of $400, Gold Coin, each.. 1,201,
Treash gi€teceoucde% ta. oimacee peeeeen 1,000 . 4 Gifts of $300, Gold Goin; each.. 1,200
I Casi Witt. acsoeteea checksebooee 1,000 . 10 Gifts of $200, Gold Coin, each.-. 2,000
Ea mB QUT rese cscs Tories aw eis ares abiesie 1,000 . 15. Gifte of $100, Gold Coin, éach... 1,500
1 cash gift seatbhesavathers beste soseeves 1,000 22 Gifts of $50, Gold Goin, each: ..1,100
Wm CE ooo ac Since Gr gh gin ie whace o Sin'slave 1,000 . 50 Gifts of $40, GoldWoin, each... 2,000
115 cash gifts, $500 cach....-0+--7,500 . 50 Gifts of $30, @old’Coin, each... 1,500
10 cash gifts, $250 each... (peeeaes 2,500 . 150 Gifts of $30, Gold Coin,‘each... 3,000
20 cash gifts, $100 each....... 2,000 . 400 Gifts of $15, Gold. Coiny each.. . 6,000
50 cash gifts, $50 € we Ab eveesied, ors 2,500 . 600 Gifts of $10, Gold Coin, each... 6,000
. 100 cash gifts, $30 each....... 3,000 f
1000 CASH GIFTS, $10 EACH. ese Sa ese 10,000 1,318 Gifts amounting to $423,000
. 1000 CASH GIFTS, $5 EACH. 5,000 '
2310 GIFTS, amounting to
. AL_ AID: ASSOCIATION among the: Ticke
. Holders.
a precisel
gave such universal satisfaction.
REFERENCES :
J. TURNER, Den, Li. 8. Marshal.
rP. R. R., Omaha, Nebraska.
Good responsible Agents wanted. 20 pe
cent. commission allowed. Address.
LYFORD & CO: oe ‘Nebraska.
Office, Caldwell Block.
‘$100,000
. Which will be didtributed by the MUTUuF This Enterprise will be conducted in
similar manner to that of the
Inte Grand Gitt Concert of the Mereantile
Library Association, of San Francisce,which
E. ZABRISKIE. te late Gov2rnment Clerk U.
usiness Managers:
SPENCER: & Parcisok, Agents ‘at Ne!
Treasnrer—JOHN T. MORGAN, of North
San Juan.
t. All moneys heréin Will be deposited with
BLOCK & . FURTH, Bankers, North San
Juan, by whom all disbursements will be
made at the tinte of the Concert.
The drawing will take place, and the Gifts
be awarded, preciscly similar to the method
adopted by ‘be Managers of the Mercantile
Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco,
and uhdet the supervision of well known
citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association,
A DISCOU OF SIXTEEN AND TWOr
urchase from us and to those who may
or more.
Managers+—Dr. J. STOTLAR, B.P, DUNNING, WM. M. DAVIS, L. BUSHNELL,
‘A Picket. admits the Bearer to the Drawtomers who call on them, and propose to .
. All other Goods in proportion !
THIRDS PER CT. ALLOWED TO, AGENTS
directly to the amount of twenty-five tickets
A. GOLDSMITH,
Keeps on hand at all times and seasons, the . t
LARGEST, CHOICEST, and the
Cheapest Lot of Dry Goods
‘To be found in California ; Consisting of the . ;
following named articles :
Dress and Fancy Goods !
Buack AND COLORED SILEs,
SumMMER Popuiys.
SUMMER GRENADINES,
> (New Styles and Colors,)
PicqgveEs, (all kinds.)
ORGANDIES,
LAwNs AND PERCALE,
Privts, (Beautiful Patterns.)
GINGHAMS, -CHAMBREYS,
FINest SILK CLOAKs,
ConsEts, (New Style.)
TRIMMINGS,
Hosiery,
Laces,
&e. &e. &e. Ke.
Also, a Magnificent stock of
FINE MILLINERY GOODS ! !
A FULL LINE OF
THREE-PLY CARPETS, TAPESTRY, OIL CLOTHS,
At the Very Lowest Figures,
Best Merrimac and Sprague’s Prints,
: ‘10 yards for $1.
__ 4-4 Black and Brown Muslin, _ mai
8 yards for $1.
‘ Best Allendale’s Doublé Sheeting,
4 yards for $1 © 0.
Large Spool of Silk, $1.
Small Spool of Silk, 12 1-2 cts,
Five Best Spool Cotton far 23 cents.
A, GOLDSMITH,
Kipp's BuILpInG, BRoaD STREET.
Nevada, May 4th.
H. R. BUSSENIUS,
DRUGGIST,
MASONIC BUILDING,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS.
DRESS MAKING.
MISS MARTHA SMITH,
OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
THE LADIES of Nevada City that
she is-p! to do Sewing of 411 kinds in
a neat artistic manner and at reasonable
rates. oe
Work done bythe day or piece. Orders
left at ALEX. GAULTS, on Broad Street, or
at MRS. McCLOUD'S on Pine Street, will be .
promptly und faithfully attended to.
Nevada, April 27th.
Assessment Notice.
RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING
OOMPANY,—Location of Works Ne 4
vada Township, Nevada County, Cal. No»,
gTick.—There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock on account of Aswess-ment levied 6n the 15th. day of April, 1871,
the several amounts set,opposite the names
of the respective share holders, as follows :
Names. No. Cert. Stirs. Ani't.
Charles McElvy, 56 10 $ 5,00
A. B. Brady, 23 290 100 00 .
David Norrie, 25 15 $7 50 .
George Johnston, 20 290 100 00 .
George Johnston, 22 25 12 50
George Johnston, 48 13 6 50
Orlands Steddard, 5&0 100 50 66
Orlando Stoddard, 51 50 25 00
Orlando Stoddard, 52 30 15 00
James A. Farrell, 24 9) 25 00 .
James Watt, 47 1 50 00
Wm. Ric hards, 38. 25 12 50
And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of Trustees mado on the 15th
be held on. SATURDAY, June “bath, 1
Nevada City, at 11 o’cloek, A. M. for the prirpote of choosing. Sixteen Delegates
Flat 3 ;
San Juan 4; Sweetland 1;
Frencir Gorrai 2 ; Cherokei.:
1, at
to the .
nion Republican State-Convention, and tehe Congressional Convention of the Second
Congressional District, and for the transaction of such other business, as 8)
before said Convention,
1 come
Primary Elections for the election of delegates to the County Convention will bé held
n the several Precincts of the County, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 17th, 1871,
In the Precincts of Nevada city and Grass
Valley, primary elections ‘will be held between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and sundown, and in pursuance of the provisions =
the Porter Primary
cincts between the hours of 7 and 9-P. }
Law. In al] other.
The following is the apportionment of delegates for the several precincts ;
Nevada Township 16 delegates. Nevada
city 15; Blue Tent 1,
Grass Valley Township 14 delegates, Grass
Valley 11; Buena Vista 1; Forest Springs 1;
Lime Kiln 1.
Rough & Ready Township 6 pine —
Rough & Ready 3:; Indian Springs] ; M
ey Flat 1; Anthony House 1.
hip 6 delegates.
Eureka 2 ; South Fork-1.
Bridgeport Township 9 delegates,
Eureka’ Townsh Moore’s
North
Birohville 1;
Bloomfield Township 5 delegates. Bisom:
field 2; Lake City 1; Columbia Hin 1; Relief Hill 1.
Meadow Lake Township 12 delegates. — * iS
Truckee 10 ; Boca 2
Little York Toetakio 6 delegates. You
Bet 2 ; Little York 1; Lowell Hill1; Hunt's
Hill 1; Red Dog 1.
Washington Township 4 auicgates. _Washington 2; Omega 2
The-test-for quatifieation-ofoles a the
primaries will be a pledge to support the
nominees of the Union” Republican” State,
Congressional and County Conventions of
the year 1871.
By order of the Union Repubtican County
Central Committee.
JOHN W. HINDG, President.
A.C. Niles, See’y. j6
Political Announcements.
For County Surveyor.
H S. BRADLEY is heredy atinotric ;
@ ed as p candidate for the office-of
. ; County Surveyor; subject to the decision of
the Ropahijens County Convention.
For District ict Attorney.
W. D. LONG, of Eureka Townshi
e is hereby announced. as a candidate for the office of District Attorney sub‘. ject to the decision of the Repubiican County Convention. : j2
For Assembly.
AT. WHEELER, of. Bear Valley,
Washington Township, is hereby: announced as & candidate for the Assembly,
subject to the decision of the” Republican
Convention.’ m30
For County 1 Treasurer.
as a candidate for re-election to the office
of County Treasurer, subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
For County] Treasurer.
GOLDSMITH is hereby announced
A @ as a candidate for the office of County
Treasurer, subject to the, decision of the
Republican Convention.For County Recorder.
. Shepton MORSE, jof Grass Valley, is
announced a: a candidate.fer the office
of County Recorder, subject to the nomination of the Be publican Convention,
For County R Recorder,
A . M. WALLING, o of Rongh and Ready
e Township, will be a candidate for ad
office of County Recorder, subject to. the
decision of the Republican Convention.
For Sheriff.
HRS SCADDEN, of Grass Valley,
is hereby announced as a candidate ee
Sheriff of Nevada county, by his many
friends—subject to the decision of the Re.:
publican Convention.
For County Clerk.
. J. ROGERS, “present incumbent,
e will be a candidate fer re-election to
the office of County Clerk, subject to the
. vention.
BE, s ANFORD, of Grass Valley, ‘ts
de here ‘by announced ar a candidate for
the office of Road Commie gioner, subject to
. the decision of tl the e Rerablic: an Convention.
For Road Commissioner.
OB SCOTT is b hereby announced as
@ canCsdate for the office of Road Oomday of April, 1871, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public anction, at the office of the
Company, Main Street, Nevada city, on the
FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, 187], at the hour of
12 o'clock, M. of said day, to pay said. delis.quent assessment together with costs of 4.
vertising and expenses of sale.
myl9 O, MALTMAN, Secr¢ cary.
The above sale is postponed tr, TUESDAY
the 13th inst. at the same timr.and place.
And a Ph otters 2 of tue Trustees’ is
called at M. same diy and place.
j6 O. MALTMAN; Sec’y.
i d Concert. lj ILD P
et od Be as f the’ foflowing named citizen W PIGEON OON. 4 r to one mi ¢ & —
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE . tor seterence: Block k Furi, J.T. Morgan, ¥. ‘48. BREN REMOVED to the Building
i f jad t ry Dr. E. B, fart) Ls H, Butler. 0,. Pp. ptigger, next doer, te Srumpr’s Horz., nearly
COnrann.8 LONDON. org . Evans ine oi h, oe —: opposite my old stand, on
at
tind ota Bry Mcte Page, sab floury ‘Sweclasd,. . Broad Street, Nevada City,
Si\-QrTTer 3 ee Geo. B. ete ulanase tweed aot Beg ge te Gadwal. 1am prepared to supply: my old peo and
pea me 000. feaier, Parshler, R. Lattin: _ormer patrons With the very best-of
ne Oe adnate wie ari, fe. . WINES, snes LIQuons, nuen,
ape. apeuneetees. . ah aaa CIGARS. ae
&. weer & FR MARGAN, eh! Calland test the above articles,
4 . *s0nN PABEROX,. ia All ‘orders aba communications to.. recs ate Tay
; bi JAMES A. STIDGER, Sée’y, ; Propri
oe Agent for Nevada City! ¥iorth San Jun, Cal Nevals, Feb. lith.
; miksione., subject to the decision af the
. Re epw. ‘hican County Convention.
. For Public Administrator.
OHN K. SALB.a1 announces himself as
ey) a candidate for the office of Public Ad.
‘. ministrator at the ensuing County Election
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE,
BROAD STREET,
NEVADA CITY.
Opposite National myhengy bila
<
ANCASTER & ROBINSON
the LARGEST LOT OF H
CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in
this part of the. State.
TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons
and Hacks tolet at the shortest. Rotice and
on the most reasonable terms.
Oi Bose aed free remains ‘F good
atyle and capa as fastas.
“heat wolhe, ADY gen~
tleman see ‘to’
pins 88,
Saddte Horses always on hend.’
by the day, week ornate
4p PFs
. . Horses boarded
". and the area of cnve,cmarantee:
SNCASTE SOUISROK
Nevada, ‘May 25th.
ULIUS GREENWALD isannounced. decision of the Democratic iKominating Con. .
For Road Commissioner, i
ON have :
for Punetals itanaee aah,
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