June 25, 1871 (4 pages)

of Nevada a or the vied af Male hools, subject to ¢ de. Roe: . sommissioner.RSHLEY, of a candidate for the ler, subject to the deci. tepublican. County (on, : ; jets~ _of Schools, ER, of Nevada City, ig. ced a8 & Candidate for: tendent of Schools, sup of the Union Republican, e jh Commissioner, f Nevada City, willbe, E the office of Road Como the decision of the Re. ny s Jeno, ipervisor. Hy--of Nevada City, jg _ ounced as @ Candidate for’ visor, Ist District, sub of the Union Republican, Pian jlo Administrator, » Of Nevada city, will be r the office of Public Ag. tothe decision of the County Convention. 9 emblyman. 1E, of Grass Valley, will te for the Assembly, subof. the Union Republican. Bt ty," Treasurer. “Tis hereby: annouticed: for the office of County aCounty. Subject tothe on Republican Oonvenjet 2, of Grass: Valley, will tor the office of Sheriff of bject to the decision of Convention. bi) ty Surveyor. LEY is hereby announ: didate for the office of subject tothe decision of anty Convention. 2 ‘ict Attorney. G, of Eureka Township, Y announced as a candiof District Attorney sub. of the Repubiican Counj2 Assembly. of Bear Valley, Semen wnship, is hereby anlidate for the Assembly, vision. of the Republican . m30 uty Treasurer. KNW ALD is announced for re-election to the office er, subject to the decision County Convention. ty Treasurer. ITH is hereby announced ate for the office of County t to the decision of the ntion. aty Recorder. RSE, of Grass Valley, is a candidate for the office er, subject to the nomins lican Convention, nty Recorder. ING, of Rough and Ready yill be a candidate for the Recorder, subject to the spublican Convention. r Sheriff. ADDEN, of Grass Valley, nounced asa candidate for a county, by his maj 0 the decision of the Be ion. punty Clerk. it RS, present incumbent, ndidate for re-election # nty Clerk, subject to mmocratic Nominating Con 1 Commissioner. nounced as 8 to “Commissioner, subject ne Republican Conventics. he Republican ConveD™™™ ty Convention. ty Convention, c Administrator. announces himself # ys office of Public. Ad ensuing County Hiss r Sheriff. ‘SON is hereby announ? e for the office of nomination of the jel! eee toe, 434% i oe NEVADA CITY,«CABa:) " LOCAL AFFAIRS. Speaking of John M. Coghlan, Republican candidate for Congress in the Third Disirict, the Vallejo, Recorder says: Mr. Coghlan is a native of Kentucky, and 37 years of age. He came to California in 1850. at the age of sixteen, and he has grown up with the State. _He was engaged in mining in Nevada county for eight years, and during that time he commenced the study of the law in the office of Judge T. B. McFarland. In 1858 he went to Napa county, where -he.worked on a farm for a few years, and during his leisure he continued in his legal studies at home. Removing to Napa City, he was appointed United States Assistant Assessor, and was soon admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court. In 1865 he was elected to the Assembly from Napa and Lake counties, leading his ticket by many votes, and during the session he acquired-a brilliant reputation for industry, ability, and exact knowledge of parliamentary law,— Two years afterward he was unanimously nominated for the State Senate in an overwhelming Democratic District—Napa, Lake and Mendocino—and although defeated, he led the rest of the Republican candidates nearly four hundred votes; 1n1868 he removed to Suisun, where he formeda law partnership with William 5. Wells, and he has won for himself anenviable reputation as a ‘successful advocate. During the last Presidential election he devoted two months to the canvass of the State, and his voice was heard on the stump, in favor of Grant and Colfax, inmany counties of California. tiie Masonic Meeting. The Hall of the Masonic Lodge in this city was crowded on Friday “night, nearly every; Lodge in the county being represented. The meeting was called in consequénce of the Grand Master of the State, , Leonidas . Pratt, Grand Lecturer haffer, and Grand Secretary Abell making an official visit to this jurisdiction. After the meeting the members of the Lodge and visiting brethren, together with the Grand Officers, adjourned to Hamilton’s restaurant, where tables large enough to seat two hundred were filled. The banquet was splendid and the party enjoyed it until a late hour. Godd feeling prevailed everywhere, and the officers were delighted with their reception by the Fraternity in Nevada. Hypravuic Muves’—The hydraulic mines near San Juan, Nevada county, are yielding handsome returns, says the Appeal. The America, one of the most noted, has yielded to the owners $2,000,000 since it was opened, and from appearances bids fair to yield four fold that amount-before the mine is exhausted. They are now running a tunnel from the Yuba river, two miles away, to enable them to get at the bed rock of the old channel, where it is expected the gravel is much richer. M'o those who never saw hydraulic mining as carried on in these large mines, the working of such a mine would. be as grand a sight as Niagara or Yosemite. From five to fifteen hundred inches of water, sometimes more,rushing through hose pipes, and directed against the bank of gravel, tearing it down with irresistible force, is as strange to the novice as the natural wonders above mentioned. The tourists who are doing this State should visit the deep gravel or hydraulic mines and see for themselves what mining life is. Cement Mriis.—The cement mills in and around~-French Corral, says the Marysville Appea/, are spoken of as very successful. Froma gentleman who passed through there a short time since, we learn that they work to charm, and that the owners are Imaprove Iti! that such extraordinary inducements can be offered to the people of Nevada county, as are being made at the ‘present time by Banner Brothers, of’ this city, yet such is the fact,;:and it behooves all our people,-beth in this locality as well as in distant parts of the connty, to take advantage of the favorable opportunity now presented to ‘them. In San Francisco. elothing is sold at a very high figure, as well as in New York, and within the last month, all woolen goods have advanced from 10 to 20 per cent., owing to the failure in the -wool clip.’ Yet in the mountains of California, in the city of Nevada, where heavy freights are to be added, everything in the clothing line is sold at 100 per cent. cheaper than in the above places. It does seem unaccountable, nevertheless it is true, and the cause of itcan be easily explained. The well known firm of Banner Bros., on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, who have the largest and most beautiful stock of goods ever seen in a clothing establishment in the State, are selling off their stock for the purpose of engaging in business elsewhere, and are offering their clothing so cheap that it surprises everybody. Among the goods which will be sold at extraordinary. bargains, are fine broadcloth dress suits, beaver suits, cassimere suits, linen suits, white duck suits, and every other kind and quality to be had. They have also a large assortment of hats, of every style and description, shirts, gloves, trunks, valises, boots and shoes.— Their furnishing department for gentlemen cannotbe excelled anywhere. Banner Brothers are determined to close business. in Nevada. city, and the very low prices at which they are selling goods, is good evidence that they mean what they say. During the past ten years, this firm have enjoyed the good will of all who have had dealings with them, and their goods and prices have always given the best satisfaction. Merchants in the clothing business at San Juan, Moore's Fiat, Nuriit Bloomfield, You Bet, and in fact everywhere. in the mountains, by calling on Banner Brothers, will dd much ‘etter by selecting from their immense stock than by going to San ‘Francisco for supplies. Such opportunities to save money seldom occur, and the people il to of Nevada county should .not take advantage of the present one. No, 183. Application for a Patent to Placer Gold Mining Claim: Unrrep States Lanp OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal,, June 22nd, 1871. ENJAMIN EDWARD REASONER, for himself and his LEWIS KUSSUTH REASONER, JOHN REASONER, OLIVER R. REASONER, and Estate of ALLEN T. REASONER, by his Administrator OLIVER Kk. REASONLK, WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, MARTIN ARFINAN, EDWARD RINIGAN, JAMES GRIFFIN and JONAS HAMBLET, having filed his application in this Office for a nt toa mining claim, and the law and instructions in such caseg provided having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice of such application be published for ninety days in the Nevada Daily Transeript, a newspaper published nearest the location of said claim, JOHN G. McCALLUM, Register. Copy of Notice posted on claim. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT TO A PLACER MINING CLAIM, — Notice is hereby given, toall whom it may concern that an application hag been made by Benjamin Edward Reasoner for himself and his co-partners in the Union Mining Claims to the Government of the United States for a Patent to the following described Placer Mining Claims. Sitauted on unsurveyed land approximated position on the north bo line of Township 17, North Range 10 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, bounded on the north by the mining claims of the Great Eastern Uempany, on the east by the m: claims of the What Cheer, Waukesha Eagle Co: es on the south by the canon of the South Yuba River, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake marked H, No. 1, on the brow of the canon from which the flag pole in the main street of the village of Relief Hill bears North 47% ° East and running thence h the Eureka Lake Ditch Company’s Reservoir 29 79-100 chains to a stake marked RB. No. 2, from which said flag pole bears South 6% ° East thence following centre of the ridge North 12%, west 5 61-100 chains to stake marked R. number 3, thence still up centre of the ridge North 8° East 7 23-100 chains to a stake marked K. marked R. No. 0, thence across tail flume in canon, South 579° East 1 26-100 chains to stake marked R. No. 10, thence North 28° cation and posting hereof The Eehibitlon B covers an ares of Dated on the claims sforessid 20th . 119,000 superficial feet, and is complete in the day of June, A. D. 1871, at Relief Ne various dctale of light, ventilation, scam vada county, California. i : power, water Or Jers _ yor blinself nnd hte oo pertnera space must be made before the ot d next, and articles SOR-GAEM: . faeatk Ay ios pace Wiles cad has, aah ale me ee Ge aces. . SueEe : STATEMENT. We, the undersigned, residents, of, and doing business in the town of North San Juan, having full confidence im the integrity of the Managers of the NORTH SAN JUAN GIFT CONCERT, and in the success of the same, do hereby certify that we with many others, residents of said town have subscribed and paid in, for the benefit of said Gift Concert the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin : that said moneys is now in the hands of Messrs Block & Furth, Bankers, by whom all disbursements will be made for the use and benefit of said Gift Concert, and that we with others who subscribed towards the same as aforesaid, have each received our pro rata of tickets therefor. That we unhesitatingly recommend said Gift Concert to the people of the Pacific Coast and the States east of the Rocky Mountains as worthe same being well known to this commiunity as men of good character and integrity. (Signed.) DANIEL FURTH, of the firm of Block & Furth, Bankers. A. HARRIS & CO. Merchants. A. J. PUTNAM, National Hotel. JOHN GERMAN, Arcade Hotel. H. CULL, Livery Stable, BUHRING & CHRISHOLM, Merchants. 8. KOSMINSKY, Clothier. DICKSON & GAYNOR, Saloon Keepers. CHAS. SHERMAN, Bakery. L. H. BICKFORD, Wagon Maker. DUNNING & CHAPMAN, Blacksiniths. O. P. STIDGER, Attorney at Law. E. B. HARRIS, M. D. d.L, ASAY, M.D. P. H. BUTLER, Druggist. J. T. MORGAN. MENNER & WHITE, Hardware. GEN. O. EVANS, Miner. B. A. PRYOR, Postmaster. C. KOCH, Saloon. A. CARION, Brewer. GEO. COLLODI, Tobacconist. North San Juan, June 8th, 1871. oe viet ANSON W. LESTER. C. E. MULLOY. LESTER & MULLOY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, Ke. NO. 68 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Beeetitery HAM: and all sorts of BACON, LARD, ROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, them HYPE. BION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c., All ptxchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. J. G. MATHER, Cr AND MINING ENGINEER, —aND— Deputy U. 8 Surveyor. GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871. NEW YORK BAKERY. JOHN HURST & CO. AVING purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business,custowers of both will be hereafter furnished from the NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Hot Rolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds, Cakes, Pastry, dc. alwayson hand. THE WAGON will supply Families with Bread fresh from the oven every morning. Give us a call. JOHN -HURST & CO. Nevada, Dec. 12th. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MONLaY, MAY 224, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE. Instructions will embrace the usual course of a SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, together with CLASSICS, if required. Young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classics will be attended at their residence, oran Evening Class for their advantage will be formed in the School Room. JOHN MANNING, Teacher. Rev. Fatber Claire, President. _ myl9. EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION! or THE MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST &th, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in FRANCISCO thy of their patronage. The Managers of {# . Wooden, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ! —AT THE— sw *‘OLD STAND, Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR A. S. HALLIDIE & COS. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight, GIANT, CALIFO —aND— ‘EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. — Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE! aTHE BEST MADE ! Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “nary cent” changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS ¢ And fittings always on hand—and connections made with the City Water Works. Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. INDEPENDENCE DAY! GRAND CELEBRATION Of OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, —AT— NEVADA CITY, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1871. IN WHICH MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate. erat President of the Day : NILES SEARLS. Grand Marshal : JOHN CASHIN, Orator : REV. E. HALLEDAY. Reader : JOHN A, CLARK. Roum : SAMUEL P. EVERETT: > Chaplains : REVS. W. A. ANDERSON, and J. W. STUMP. Visiting Firemen will be received and en tertained by the Department, and Soldiers Citizens from all.parts of the County are cordially invited to attend. Byorder of the Committce of Arrangements. T. H. ROLFE, President. BD E. Bex, Secretary. APRIL ist, 1671. FRESH GOODS ! J LOW PRICES! QUICK SALES ! HE UNDERSIGNED baving this day formed a cp-partuership under the firin name of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN,) WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD SPAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevads, April Ist, 1871. REMOVAL. ~ PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Removed their New Stock Drugs, Paints, Oils, &e., Under the Daily Transcript Office “ §, W. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS. SPRING AND SUMMEB GREAT BARGAINS ! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., ORNER 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 ee such can be Obtained in this State. SOMETHING NEW! A PRIZE FOR ALL . THE GREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR r Each box conéaias a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in. Gentlemen's Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner’s Goods, a7 Of all kinds and varieties. “Gt ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers who callon them, and propose ta give the ~ LATEST, FINEST & BEST GOODS: —AT THE— VERY LOWEST PRICES ! Wa” Before buying elsewhere, those itt . want of awything in-the Clothing Line wiih. find it greatly to their adveritage to GIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Wevadh, May 25th. DEDICATIGN BALL. A gee BALL WILE BE GIVEN RY MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW WALL AT MOORE'S BLAT, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1871. WITH GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing, a pleasant time is promised to all participants. The public are cordially invited to attend. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W.D. Long, 8. Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W. C. Clark, A. Ranch, .J;, Knotwell, J. Olsen, H: Atwater, Ch, Allen’ A RECEPTION CO. EE. A. Ranch, 8. Caldwell, W. C. Clark, T. A. Slicer, J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon. INVITATION COMMITTEE, MOORE’S FLAT, ALLEGHANY, Ch. Allenberg, John West. W. D. Long. — PerkinsWOOLSBY’S FLAT. . MINNESOTA, Geo. Edwards, R. Johnson, J.C. Cookerly. . Ch. Miller, WASHINGTOR. GRANTTEVILLE, F. M. Hathaway. T, P. Crandall, John Sanson. J. H. Cunard. FOREST CITY. RELIEF HILL. Henry Ellery, John Lane, Charles Hentzon. W. F. Cummings. NORTH BLOOMFIELD COLUMBIA HILL. dohn Stone, R. McMurray, A. D. Lemaine. A. L. Woodruff, LAKE CITY. CHEROKEE, B. Phillips, J.P. James, Jd. R. Henry. W. Barger. BAN JUAN. BIRCHVILLE, J. B. Hunter, Henry Rverett, A. NCrane. Geo. B. Newell. SWEETLAND. FRENCH. CORRAL. B. Woop, Wm. M. Eddy. H. P. Sweetland, V. G. Bell. A.D. Tower, T. H. Caswel?. FLOOR MANAGERS. W.F. Cummings, 8. L. Blackwell, Tickets, (including Supper).,.@6 00. Moore’s Flat, May 19th, 1871. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN Rummy GROCERIES & PRO. VISIONS. OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. a New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash tates and delivered free of charge. 02 John Jack's Variety Store. PINE STREET, next doorte. the Corner of ' Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store up in good style, is prepared to furnish the public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Pealsry, Fancy Goods, die. de. At the LOWEST MABKEY PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. REFRESHMENT SALOON; Hw locatndat Dnryruss OLD Sraxp. No. 5@ Pine Street, Lam prepared to farnish, at ALL HOURS, Fresh Oysters, in Every Style, SCE CREAM, And Canfectionery of alli kinds. A@ ‘THE LOWEST RATES. . Mevads, Mey 26th. 4 ANTONE TAM

of Nevada a or the vied af Male hools, subject to ¢ de. Roe: . sommissioner.RSHLEY, of a candidate for the ler, subject to the deci.. tepublican. County (on, : ; jets~ _of Schools, ER, of Nevada City, ig. ced a8 & Candidate for: tendent of Schools, sup of the Union Republican, e jh Commissioner, f Nevada City, willbe, E the office of Road Como the decision of the Re. ny s Jeno, ipervisor. Hy--of Nevada City, jg _ ounced as @ Candidate for’ visor, Ist District, sub of the Union Republican, Pian jlo Administrator, » Of Nevada city, will be r the office of Public Ag. tothe decision of the County Convention. 9 emblyman. 1E, of Grass Valley, will te for the Assembly, subof. the Union Republican. Bt ty," Treasurer. “Tis hereby: annouticed: for the office of County aCounty. Subject tothe on Republican Oonvenjet 2, of Grass: Valley, will tor the office of Sheriff of bject to the decision of Convention. bi) ty Surveyor. LEY is hereby announ: didate for the office of subject tothe decision of anty Convention. 2 ‘ict Attorney. G, of Eureka Township, Y announced as a candiof District Attorney sub. of the Repubiican Counj2 Assembly. of Bear Valley, Semen wnship, is hereby anlidate for the Assembly, vision. of the Republican . m30 uty Treasurer. KNW ALD is announced for re-election to the office er, subject to the decision County Convention. ty Treasurer. ITH is hereby announced ate for the office of County t to the decision of the ntion. aty Recorder. RSE, of Grass Valley, is a candidate for the office er, subject to the nomins lican Convention, nty Recorder. ING, of Rough and Ready yill be a candidate for the Recorder, subject to the spublican Convention. r Sheriff. ADDEN, of Grass Valley, nounced asa candidate for a county, by his maj 0 the decision of the Be ion. punty Clerk. it RS, present incumbent, ndidate for re-election # nty Clerk, subject to mmocratic Nominating Con 1 Commissioner. nounced as 8 to “Commissioner, subject ne Republican Conventics. he Republican ConveD™™™ ty Convention. ty Convention, c Administrator.. announces himself # ys office of Public. Ad ensuing County Hiss r Sheriff. ‘SON is hereby announ? e for the office of nomination of the jel! eee toe, 434% i oe NEVADA CITY,«CABa:) " LOCAL AFFAIRS. Speaking of John M. Coghlan, Republican candidate for Congress in the Third Disirict, the Vallejo, Recorder says: Mr. Coghlan is a native of Kentucky, and 37 years of age. He came to California in 1850. at the age of sixteen, and he has grown up with the State. _He was engaged in mining in Nevada county for eight years, and during that time he commenced the study of the law in the office of Judge T. B. McFarland. In 1858 he went to Napa county, where -he.worked on a farm for a few years, and during his leisure he continued in his legal studies at home. Removing to Napa City, he was appointed United States Assistant Assessor, and was soon admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court. In 1865 he was elected to the Assembly from Napa and Lake counties, leading his ticket by many votes, and during the session he acquired-a brilliant reputation for industry, ability, and exact knowledge of parliamentary law,— Two years afterward he was unanimously nominated for the State Senate in an overwhelming Democratic District—Napa, Lake and Mendocino—and although defeated, he led the rest of the Republican candidates nearly four hundred votes; 1n1868 he removed to Suisun, where he formeda law partnership with William 5. Wells, and he has won for himself anenviable reputation as a ‘successful advocate. During the last Presidential election he devoted two months to the canvass of the State, and his voice was heard on the stump, in favor of Grant and Colfax, inmany counties of California. tiie Masonic Meeting. The Hall of the Masonic Lodge in this city was crowded on Friday “night, nearly every; Lodge in the county being represented. The meeting was called in consequénce of the Grand Master of the State, , Leonidas . Pratt, Grand Lecturer haffer, and Grand Secretary Abell making an official visit to this jurisdiction. After the meeting the members of the Lodge and visiting brethren, together with the Grand Officers, adjourned to Hamilton’s restaurant, where tables large enough to seat two hundred were filled. The banquet was splendid and the party enjoyed it until a late hour. Godd feeling prevailed everywhere, and the officers were delighted with their reception by the Fraternity in Nevada. Hypravuic Muves’—The hydraulic mines near San Juan, Nevada county, are yielding handsome returns, says the Appeal. The America, one of the most noted, has yielded to the owners $2,000,000 since it was opened, and from appearances bids fair to yield four fold that amount-before the mine is exhausted. They are now running a tunnel from the Yuba river, two miles away, to enable them to get at the bed rock of the old channel, where it is expected the gravel is much richer. M'o those who never saw hydraulic mining as carried on in these large mines, the working of such a mine would. be as grand a sight as Niagara or Yosemite. From five to fifteen hundred inches of water, sometimes more,rushing through hose pipes, and directed against the bank of gravel, tearing it down with irresistible force, is as strange to the novice as the natural wonders above mentioned. The tourists who are doing this State should visit the deep gravel or hydraulic mines and see for themselves what mining life is. Cement Mriis.—The cement mills in and around~-French Corral, says the Marysville Appea/, are spoken of as very successful. Froma gentleman who passed through there a short time since, we learn that they work to charm, and that the owners are Imaprove Iti! that such extraordinary inducements can be offered to the people of Nevada county, as are being made at the ‘present time by Banner Brothers, of’ this city, yet such is the fact,;:and it behooves all our people,-beth in this locality as well as in distant parts of the connty, to take advantage of the favorable opportunity now presented to ‘them. In San Francisco. elothing is sold at a very high figure, as well as in New York, and within the last month, all woolen goods have advanced from 10 to 20 per cent., owing to the failure in the -wool clip.’ Yet in the mountains of California, in the city of Nevada, where heavy freights are to be added, everything in the clothing line is sold at 100 per cent. cheaper than in the above places. It does seem unaccountable, nevertheless it is true, and the cause of itcan be easily explained. The well known firm of Banner Bros., on the corner of Broad and Pine streets, who have the largest and most beautiful stock of goods ever seen in a clothing establishment in the State, are selling off their stock for the purpose of engaging in business elsewhere, and are offering their clothing so cheap that it surprises everybody. Among the goods which will be sold at extraordinary. bargains, are fine broadcloth dress suits, beaver suits, cassimere suits, linen suits, white duck suits, and every other kind and quality to be had. They have also a large assortment of hats, of every style and description, shirts, gloves, trunks, valises, boots and shoes.— Their furnishing department for gentlemen cannotbe excelled anywhere. Banner Brothers are determined to close business. in Nevada. city, and the very low prices at which they are selling goods, is good evidence that they mean what they say. During the past ten years, this firm have enjoyed the good will of all who have had dealings with them, and their goods and prices have always given the best satisfaction. Merchants in the clothing business at San Juan, Moore's Fiat, Nuriit Bloomfield, You Bet, and in fact everywhere. in the mountains, by calling on Banner Brothers, will dd much ‘etter by selecting from their immense stock than by going to San ‘Francisco for supplies. Such opportunities to save money seldom occur, and the people il to of Nevada county should .not take advantage of the present one. No, 183. Application for a Patent to Placer Gold Mining Claim: Unrrep States Lanp OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal,, June 22nd, 1871. ENJAMIN EDWARD REASONER, for himself and his LEWIS KUSSUTH REASONER, JOHN REASONER, OLIVER R. REASONER, and Estate of ALLEN T. REASONER, by his Administrator OLIVER Kk. REASONLK, WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, MARTIN ARFINAN, EDWARD RINIGAN, JAMES GRIFFIN and JONAS HAMBLET, having filed his application in this Office for a nt toa mining claim, and the law and instructions in such caseg provided having been complied with, it is hereby ordered that the annexed notice of such application be published for ninety days in the Nevada Daily Transeript, a newspaper published nearest the location of said claim, JOHN G. McCALLUM, Register. Copy of Notice posted on claim. APPLICATION FOR A PATENT TO A PLACER MINING CLAIM, — Notice is hereby given, toall whom it may concern that an application hag been made by Benjamin Edward Reasoner for himself and his co-partners in the Union Mining Claims to the Government of the United States for a Patent to the following described Placer Mining Claims. Sitauted on unsurveyed land approximated position on the north bo line of Township 17, North Range 10 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, bounded on the north by the mining claims of the Great Eastern Uempany, on the east by the m: claims of the What Cheer, Waukesha Eagle Co: es on the south by the canon of the South Yuba River, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a stake marked H, No. 1, on the brow of the canon from which the flag pole in the main street of the village of Relief Hill bears North 47% ° East and running thence h the Eureka Lake Ditch Company’s Reservoir 29 79-100 chains to a stake marked RB. No. 2, from which said flag pole bears South 6% ° East thence following centre of the ridge North 12%, west 5 61-100 chains to stake marked R. number 3, thence still up centre of the ridge North 8° East 7 23-100 chains to a stake marked K. marked R. No. 0, thence across tail flume in canon, South 579° East 1 26-100 chains to stake marked R. No. 10, thence North 28° cation and posting hereof The Eehibitlon B covers an ares of Dated on the claims sforessid 20th . 119,000 superficial feet, and is complete in the day of June, A. D. 1871, at Relief Ne various dctale of light, ventilation, scam vada county, California. i : power, water Or Jers _ yor blinself nnd hte oo pertnera space must be made before the ot d next, and articles SOR-GAEM: . faeatk Ay ios pace Wiles cad has, aah ale me ee Ge aces. . SueEe : STATEMENT. We, the undersigned, residents, of, and doing business in the town of North San Juan, having full confidence im the integrity of the Managers of the NORTH SAN JUAN GIFT CONCERT, and in the success of the same, do hereby certify that we with many others, residents of said town have subscribed and paid in, for the benefit of said Gift Concert the sum of One Thousand and Seven Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin : that said moneys is now in the hands of Messrs Block & Furth, Bankers, by whom all disbursements will be made for the use and benefit of said Gift Concert, and that we with others who subscribed towards the same as aforesaid, have each received our pro rata of tickets therefor. That we unhesitatingly recommend said Gift Concert to the people of the Pacific Coast and the

States east of the Rocky Mountains as worthe same being well known to this commiunity as men of good character and integrity. (Signed.) DANIEL FURTH, of the firm of Block & Furth, Bankers. A. HARRIS & CO. Merchants. A. J. PUTNAM, National Hotel. JOHN GERMAN, Arcade Hotel. H. CULL, Livery Stable, BUHRING & CHRISHOLM, Merchants. 8. KOSMINSKY, Clothier. DICKSON & GAYNOR, Saloon Keepers. CHAS. SHERMAN, Bakery. L. H. BICKFORD, Wagon Maker. DUNNING & CHAPMAN, Blacksiniths. O. P. STIDGER, Attorney at Law. E. B. HARRIS, M. D. d.L, ASAY, M.D. P. H. BUTLER, Druggist. J. T. MORGAN. MENNER & WHITE, Hardware. GEN. O. EVANS, Miner. B. A. PRYOR, Postmaster. C. KOCH, Saloon. A. CARION, Brewer. GEO. COLLODI, Tobacconist. North San Juan, June 8th, 1871. oe viet ANSON W. LESTER. C. E. MULLOY. LESTER & MULLOY, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, Ke. NO. 68 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Beeetitery HAM: and all sorts of BACON, LARD, ROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, them HYPE. BION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c., All ptxchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. J. G. MATHER, Cr AND MINING ENGINEER, —aND— Deputy U. 8 Surveyor. GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valley, June 19th, 1871. NEW YORK BAKERY. JOHN HURST & CO. AVING purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business,custowers of both will be hereafter furnished from the NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Hot Rolls, Loaf Bread of all kinds, Cakes, Pastry, dc. alwayson hand. THE WAGON will supply Families with Bread fresh from the oven every morning. Give us a call. JOHN -HURST & CO. Nevada, Dec. 12th. CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MONLaY, MAY 224, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE. Instructions will embrace the usual course of a SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, together with CLASSICS, if required. Young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classics will be attended at their residence, oran Evening Class for their advantage will be formed in the School Room. JOHN MANNING, Teacher. Rev. Fatber Claire, President. _ myl9. EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION! or THE MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE. OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST &th, DAY AND EVENING, in the PAVILION, in FRANCISCO thy of their patronage. The Managers of {# . Wooden, HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ! —AT THE— sw *‘OLD STAND, Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR A. S. HALLIDIE & COS. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight, GIANT, CALIFO —aND— ‘EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. — Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE! aTHE BEST MADE ! Always in Store, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “nary cent” changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS ¢ And fittings always on hand—and connections made with the City Water Works. Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. INDEPENDENCE DAY! GRAND CELEBRATION Of OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY, —AT— NEVADA CITY, TUESDAY, JULY 4th, 1871. IN WHICH MILITARY, FIRE DEPARTMENT, CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate. erat President of the Day : NILES SEARLS. Grand Marshal : JOHN CASHIN, Orator : REV. E. HALLEDAY. Reader : JOHN A, CLARK. Roum : SAMUEL P. EVERETT: > Chaplains : REVS. W. A. ANDERSON, and J. W. STUMP. Visiting Firemen will be received and en tertained by the Department, and Soldiers Citizens from all.parts of the County are cordially invited to attend. Byorder of the Committce of Arrangements. T. H. ROLFE, President. BD E. Bex, Secretary. APRIL ist, 1671. FRESH GOODS ! J LOW PRICES! QUICK SALES ! HE UNDERSIGNED baving this day formed a cp-partuership under the firin name of HANSON & GREGORY. WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN,) WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD SPAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevads, April Ist, 1871. REMOVAL. ~ PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Removed their New Stock Drugs, Paints, Oils, &e., Under the Daily Transcript Office “ §, W. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS. SPRING AND SUMMEB GREAT BARGAINS ! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., ORNER 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 ee such can be Obtained in this State. SOMETHING NEW! A PRIZE FOR ALL . THE GREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR r Each box conéaias a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in. Gentlemen's Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner’s Goods, a7 Of all kinds and varieties. “Gt ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., GUARANTEE SATISFACTION to all customers who callon them, and propose ta give the ~ LATEST, FINEST & BEST GOODS: —AT THE— VERY LOWEST PRICES ! Wa” Before buying elsewhere, those itt . want of awything in-the Clothing Line wiih. find it greatly to their adveritage to GIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Wevadh, May 25th. DEDICATIGN BALL. A gee BALL WILE BE GIVEN RY MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW WALL AT MOORE'S BLAT, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1871. WITH GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing, a pleasant time is promised to all participants. The public are cordially invited to attend. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W.D. Long, 8. Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W. C. Clark, A. Ranch, .J;, Knotwell, J. Olsen, H: Atwater, Ch, Allen’ A RECEPTION CO. EE. A. Ranch, 8. Caldwell, W. C. Clark, T. A. Slicer, J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon. INVITATION COMMITTEE, MOORE’S FLAT, ALLEGHANY, Ch. Allenberg, John West. W. D. Long. — PerkinsWOOLSBY’S FLAT. . MINNESOTA, Geo. Edwards, R. Johnson, J.C. Cookerly. . Ch. Miller, WASHINGTOR. GRANTTEVILLE, F. M. Hathaway. T, P. Crandall, John Sanson. J. H. Cunard. FOREST CITY. RELIEF HILL. Henry Ellery, John Lane, Charles Hentzon. W. F. Cummings. NORTH BLOOMFIELD COLUMBIA HILL. dohn Stone, R. McMurray, A. D. Lemaine. A. L. Woodruff, LAKE CITY. CHEROKEE, B. Phillips, J.P. James, Jd. R. Henry. W. Barger. BAN JUAN. BIRCHVILLE, J. B. Hunter, Henry Rverett, A. NCrane. Geo. B. Newell. SWEETLAND. FRENCH. CORRAL. B. Woop, Wm. M. Eddy. H. P. Sweetland, V. G. Bell. A.D. Tower, T. H. Caswel?. FLOOR MANAGERS. W.F. Cummings, 8. L. Blackwell, Tickets, (including Supper)..,.@6 00. Moore’s Flat, May 19th, 1871. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN Rummy GROCERIES & PRO. VISIONS. OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. a New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash tates and delivered free of charge. 02 John Jack's Variety Store. PINE STREET, next doorte. the Corner of ' Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store up in good style, is prepared to furnish the public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Pealsry, Fancy Goods, die. de. At the LOWEST MABKEY PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. REFRESHMENT SALOON; Hw locatndat Dnryruss OLD Sraxp. No. 5@ Pine Street, Lam prepared to farnish, at ALL HOURS, Fresh Oysters, in Every Style, SCE CREAM, And Canfectionery of alli kinds. A@ ‘THE LOWEST RATES. . Mevads, Mey 26th. 4 ANTONE TAM