March 10, 1868 (4 pages)

People vs Hannes: Pear ark upon the charge of murder and given until Ratunday next to. plead. 7 ESDAX MOBNING,MAROH 10. . ae: AXHS AND SALARiws.—The papers. below have w great deal to say about bad management and extravagance in ng counties. They trace all the failures of the mines and tle depopulation of townis to the extravagatit adIninistration. and onerous taxation. in the mining counties. They forget entirely the early history of San Francie. ~ eo finances and overlook the fact that her prosperity is not owing to either the low salaries of her officers or the economy of the administration of her e municipal” ‘government, but to other causes. It is. st?ange that with officers -who are now trying to increase their] » own pay and asking for places for par“tizan friends, that the Bulletin should “only think of the office holders from _ the mines who are looking after the _ palaries. It is a matter of astonish— _ ment that the Bulletin should be concerned about the taxation of Nevada “taxation in. San Francisco which is three times as great. The Bulletin is . very: poe like ————e wae send ia while csitidiinn and-wickedness flourSshesin their very midst. . The compensation of officers in Nevaares will hear. comparison withcounty saves thousands of dollars a, year “by the system now in operation, A ta~ ble of salaries published by us on Sunday will show ‘tliat no single offjoc _. named gets more than.a fair o Sa tion for his work, Fourteen officers receive in the aggregage $23,215 per year. These same officers under the old sys_ tem of fees did not cost the county less han $50,000 feranoum. The smallest salary paid is that of Superintendent of Schools which is $600. This is too Ame ‘to enable any man to give that attention to the“schools which they . ought to have, The-salary ought to ‘to be sufficient to warrant the officer in giving his-whole time to the schools. _ The largest salary is $3,000, which ali] will -< eyosgeaa too much to pay a Z Jndge. The Recorder and > Clerk cach receive $2,500, besides the allowance for deputies, which for the former is $1,500: and for the latter $1,800. All will agree that these salaHes are not too large, and yet legisla. tors seem to think so, They propose to cut néarly all these officers except _ Superintendent, down to not-more tlian ‘ae hd the expense of running the -Offices. The injustice ofthis to the ‘county is easily seen as no man well qualified will agree to take an office and give his entire time to the county ‘unless well paid. If the proposed fee bill is. unjust to the officers which we ae enumerated, how much more un. oo would it be to the Sheriff whose ~tisks in the performances of duty and : ex penses are very much larger than in any other office, and who is also called Upon to perform many duties in which ~he is at heavy expense with only the — of one Las in case he suc4 ui . it is well ‘ orient the eases to adept a 4 by whieh the people may be from great expense, but in the mehing they should be careful not fo go to the othex extreme, and by all “Means they should provide a» fair com=. pensation for public officers, thatthe Counties:may command thé services of JOUR IMPEACHMENT,—The summons isby the Court of Impeachment to _ President is made returnable on ay; March 13th, and will be served the ‘Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate four days before that time.— the President is requited to respond in person. Sumner made an elaborate r 9 show that, by Euglish prece~ American law, the President -eounty and have no word tosay against . ; jury, April 18th. _Roannaise Mining Company vs. Gaw. Was PAM s day, ‘is now. said to be a Roannaise Mining Co. vs' Gsuthter. — Demurrer withdrawn and defendazits given unt'l Monday to answer.Kirwin vs Bae; Continued for the term. Miller vs Miller. E,W. Maslin appointed to take testimony by question and answer and report to the Court. Williams vs Williams. Jas. A Stidby question and answer and — to the Court. Williams va, Collins et als; Judgment for plaintiff-in accordarice with prayer of complaint. Caron vs Savoye. Judgment for plaintiff in accordance witli prayer of complaint. Court adjourned to Saturday-next at 10 o'clock. ‘District Court CALENDAR—MARCH TeRM.—German ys Wood, jury, April 20th.Forbes vs Excelsior Consolidated M, Co., Court, April 28th. Dikeman vs Wood, Court, April 20. Nevada Water Co. vs. Henry Powell et als; jury, April 8th. ~ Tredwell vs . Robinson ot als, Court, {April 87th. ~ : Z Lung Lee et. ais: v8 Perkenpine’ ét als, Court, April 21st, ea Van Dusen vs Star Quartz ie eau jury, April 10th, Ismert vs (eres ero et ‘i tae April 11. Bell vs Bod Rock Tunnel Company, thier, Court, April 22d. Dunstone ve Ah Jack et als. April 14. Adams, MeNeil & Co. vs Ione Mining Company, April 23d. Porter vs lone Mining Company, . April 23. GARDENING. —Our 6 citizens are taking advantage of the pleasant Spring weather and are improving and_ plantLing their lote, Quite a large extent of} ground is being prepared for vines and a large quantity of vegetables willbe + raised this season: _ THANKS.—We are indebted to George R>Crawford for late Eastern papers re+ ceived-by the steamer mail which ar= rived in this city yesterday. He has “Harper’s Magazine” for March and the “London Art Journal,’.dn addition to all other late magazines) IMPROVEMENTS.—George Church has fitted up his blacksmith and wheel wright shop,corner of Broad and Sacramento street, recently, by building new forges and extending his building. He is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in the best manner. New WaGon.—Sam Clutter is engaged in making a handsonie meat wagon for Jas. Colley, and is also.at work on two first rate buggies, Those who want work in this line cah get it done as cheap and equally as =~ in Nevada as below, last Judge Belden introduced into the Senate a bill to provide a special school tax to enable the School Trustees of Nevada Districtto levy a tax of $1 on each $100, win thirty days. The bill was passed undjr a suspension of rules. A HORSE race from Boston to Worcester came off lately for $250 a side, each sleigh carrying two men. The . match was between the “Learned horse”. of Worcester, and a Boston horse, and was won by the former, which arrived at the end of the race twenty minutes in advance of his com— petitor. Wapbe has been admitted to a seat and yote in the Court, but it is stated that if the charges are sustained he will resign his place as President pro. tem., and allow Colfax to succeed John80n. Youne@ Steele, the oil millionaire, whose income three years years ago ‘ger appointed referee to take testimony [ THE ScHoon Buns. On Saturday LM cloy P night J: E, Harland ea * got into a difficulty in a saldon kept by Hatland, and Murphy was seriously cut with a knife. It ig atated-that. Murphy went into the saloon and commenced breaking furniture and glasses, whei Harland requested him to stop. Onhis refusal he -was stabbed. .The wound was at first thought dangerous, bat we understand Murphy was out yesterday. Harland was examined saad and ‘dircharged. about with Jeff. Davis, and the Louisiana loyalists demand his. removal. Johnson's policy leads in that direction. Diep.—Mrs, Jolia Dean (Hayne), an ‘in New York on the 5th inst, after a short illness.SKELETONS.—Reventy-two of the physicians of San Francisco have units in «, memorial to the Legislature asking that the law of 186% shall be:sa amended as to read that the cowhty authorities “shall,” when. reon. is hanged, give such bedies 4s therein. named. to}: the doctors for dissection, ete. now says that the authorities “may” 80 do; Hut the authorities won’t do so, Hence this appeal to make them. ‘THE Senate proposed ani ; amendment to the Constitution, the effect of which is to cause the. Legislature to meet.in. January hereafter, instead of in Decem™ Tecess. . ACEI aetna tates pees ererprseteeD Tene Sa BLED. In this city, arch Oth, 1668, ‘Eltanbeth A. D. Green, dang tor of P, R. and. Rachel Green, aged 8 years, 9 months and 9 days. The funeral will take place from the A. M. E. Church to-day, at 2 o’clock pr. M. Friends and as emai are invited to attend,ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, ~ ~March 9.1868. Bake ‘ampbell Austin CJ Stephens Londo -JF © Garber Sweetw J B Jones Deer Cre LD Hale San Fran W Wilson Blue Te JM Williams Cise J McGregor Honcu M Harris Moores RP Barnett Can h GM Alten do—-€ WScott Anth h G@ McDonald Col H L A Walling R&R J E Jones Nevada. J a Ca sssantey 8 Ja E B Kent do W Joice do A Taylor do ¥ Coffey French Co M Gentry do J C Gardner Gra V . J Stanley do O Baker Scotts Fla 5 Price do J Hazen Gold Hill J Bacigalupi do AL Slack R & Re [exgetsiong CONSOLIDATED GOLD & SILVER MINING COMPANY. Meadow Lake, Nevada County, California.—Notice,— There are delinquent upon the follow des. cribed stock on account of assessment, levied on the 3rd day of February, 1868, the severe} amounts set one the names of the respcetive shareholders, aa follows: Names. No. Cert, No. Shs. Am’t. Brumeey J A 383 14 $1 50 Barlett 8 wy 250 Burns BA 437 big 5 50 Carder J B 51% 6 Eisler H.8 470 15 Finley J 504 4 Forbes A R497 5 Hilton J Lg 23 Hill M unissued 5 creer 8 343 5 Se aaa oa Pascoe W N 276 10 Pascoe W N 309 U¢ Picking F 33 10: °: 1 Picking ‘ a SRE. RD i Picking 93 10 i Picking r 250 10 R . Pickin S98. 5 Robb . 850 5 obb J 491 5 Robb J 49% 10 \ Smith JA + OBS 10 1 Schaffer C M 569 15 1 WillseyM R 567 10 We) And in accordance with law and aw order. of the Board of Trustee3, made on the 3rd day of ripeiey > »-1868, 80 many-shares of evcltof said om as may be necessary will sold at the Company's office, at Meedow Lake, on the ist day Of} March, 10%8, at4o'clock, P. M. of said, to nquent assessment thereon toge? me with costa of advertising and ex. penses of sale, w: DEAN, March ¢th, 1968, er 0 LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Victor Chevalier, Dealer in The Best of Liquors and Cigars, orner Pine and Commercial 1 Sis. NEVADA. CLiquors sold by the drink ‘Gon bes tall sabbeb eat , 10 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL ee OMPA NX. : Oo THE STOCKHOLDERS oF THE : NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Ou : ——Notice is hereby given ERE the Annual HANcock has recently been’ riding’ actress well known in this State, died . The law . 11. ber, as now, and: thus’s save ‘the holidey ae ‘LANCASTER «= 2 ¢ MASEY, Prop's. ~@rBuUCcK BEER! 2 : es BLASAUF?S SALOON, \ BROAD STREET, Nevada City. AGS ON HAND, by the Measure or BUCK BERR, to give good cheer, and every other INVIGORATING. BEVERAGE of the best kind. Also, first rate CIGARS, Nevada, Feb. 29th. = Pg AHAMS, iz 7 AND LARD. CASHIN, KENT & CO. VE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE “tH wuat AND LARD FROM Several Thousand Hogs, AND BACON WERE CURED AND SMOKED _ at our Packing Houee, and are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY PUT UP IN THE STATE. THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient or Transportation and is war" ranted SWEET AND FRESH. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TOJSUP. RETAIL DEALERS-WITH — CAT £LE, . HOGs SHEEP, Ofthe BEST QUALITY,alive or slaughtered,in ANY PART OF TUE COUNTY on ‘MOST REASONABLE TERMS, CASHIN, KENT & CO. Nevada, November 94th. 1867 NION COUNTY CONVENTI vention of the Union Party County will be held at the Cit Nevada on Saturday, the 8th day of Marck tenn for the f i Prd de tes paxpore # nomina ga Ht to the Unton oN, —~A ConAS Nevada npr Sisk dae nae March, 18 1 on the yo 863 ; to select delegates to attend the. Nations epublican Convention to be held at Chi on the ith day of May, 1863, to nominate for President an@ Vice President of the United States. The Primary f, Mectiona will be held on Saturday the Met a, Ay March, 1868, The followi the a? for the several 19 Ne alin: ae evada Towns — Ney. Tent, 1; Scott’s Fla ee . Tt; : Bine Grass V alley Townghi 15—-Grass Forest gee 5 Gicbe Ran palenge ” ie as T hi oug’ ownship 6— Ready, 3; pO ng rings, 1; Mooney ¥" ba Piskadat Fiat 1. ” i Bureka Township 4—Moore’s Flat 2; ‘c «Bridge rt Township 9—N: Sweet fend, Ay Bireh uirepec ties Pont ate Cherokee, 1 ci logmiield Tee Hilt ? Bellet tit, ft i Ye a ton Township Omega, te Bear Va! ety Meadow jae valor a tate an a Tinker's, ; Bowman's Ranch, burn’s Station, + i Carlile } M " Little York "Powashp I a i You Bet, 3; mt ae o or of the Val hho SON Brena Com. OTICE.— Perzons knowing themsely Nie Pritt REGOKY & CU. are co genet oe up tely,the one ae ee ufehaoed the fat preeesly of the Estate o _ close totes M. M mare A.B: GREGORY. J. NAFFZIGER. “sy, ie: sro EMPIRE MARKET. No. T Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONR, Prop’rs, tite PORK, + IUTTON. Hams, Bacon: Lard, &, ra OF OUR OWN, OWN. MANUFACTURE, oe ae PINES ear wo WANTS 70 DUY.ar Give me a call, one and all. Z . B. A. Div Into a Good, <_< Pi GROCERY. “BUSINESS! CRM ick = TO ANY ONE THAT ilar PURCHASE as AT CosT, ‘LAND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE Et AT A LOW PRICE, ri WILL GIVE THE G00 WILL eee THE BUSINESS oe oN S THE-BARGAIN' Sy I HAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES and ONE wAnD, IN THE CIEYs : FOR SALE CHEAP ‘. If APPLIED For SOON, AS I AM UNDER THE NECUSSITY. OF aamaviNa . THE COUNTRY WITHIN A < SHORT TIME, ; NOTICE! ¢r I hereby request all persons knowing themselves indebted to me to call and seitle, amd those having demands against me _ to present the same immediately. WILLIAM STONE. NO, 22 COMMERCIAL eTREBT. ‘Nevada City, March ist. HAMILTON’S RESTAURAN T, “Commercial Street, Nevada: “Clty.” A fow apork ‘below Randolph's Jewelry Store. " ‘PHYS FIRST: CLASS RESTAU. RANT is kept in a style not surpassed by any in Nevada conntyThe Very Choicest of everything is furnished to its patrons. Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc. ee" Board by the Meal or Week, th moder ate rates. "Meals at all hours of the day or night. JOHN H. HAMILTON,Nevada, Oct.24th—6m. Proprietor. j JOHN F, BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL — “CHEMIST ce ee ee" Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. : Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco, MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and. Cc Commercial Streets. G3" Residence next t House above Methodist. ‘Chureh, Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada Tron & Brass Foundry ~AND— MACHINE SHOP. order CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. No cabatied MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or r Fave ry kind ho Building Castings,Saw, Crist, Malt and k Mills; horse power and car wheels, Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH & THOM THIRD PARTY, BY THE— YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, it TH UNION HOTEL, THURSDAY . EVE'G, March 12th 1868, . ns COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, ; M. hs mig. WW Coen Coombe, eWitt Tisdale, J. M. M. Hinde D. Bentley, J. Bar! Brows, James Hf; Nichol, FrLoor Maxsczns, aie R. A. mee beite W. Coombe, A. R, Lord. ets $2 60. Invitations must be shown Gy, be eieewtaas, Hh late einai Ie ‘M ENGINES AND BOILERS builtto W. FP. Evens, at mo . Sree BPO os Pee eee oe ee a a

People vs Hannes: Pear ark upon the charge of murder and given until Ratunday next to. plead. 7 ESDAX MOBNING,MAROH 10. . ae: AXHS AND SALARiws.—The papers. below have w great deal to say about bad management and extravagance in ng counties. They trace all the failures of the mines and tle depopulation of townis to the extravagatit adIninistration. and onerous taxation. in the mining counties. They forget entirely the early history of San Francie. ~ eo finances and overlook the fact that her prosperity is not owing to either the low salaries of her officers or the economy of the administration of her e municipal” ‘government, but to other causes. It is. st?ange that with officers -who are now trying to increase their] » own pay and asking for places for par“tizan friends, that the Bulletin should “only think of the office holders from _ the mines who are looking after the _ palaries. It is a matter of astonish— _ ment that the Bulletin should be concerned about the taxation of Nevada “taxation in. San Francisco which is three times as great. The Bulletin is . very: poe like ————e wae send ia while csitidiinn and-wickedness flourSshesin their very midst. . The compensation of officers in Nevaares will hear. comparison withcounty saves thousands of dollars a, year “by the system now in operation, A ta~ ble of salaries published by us on Sunday will show ‘tliat no single offjoc _. named gets more than.a fair o Sa tion for his work, Fourteen officers receive in the aggregage $23,215 per year. These same officers under the old sys_ tem of fees did not cost the county less han $50,000 feranoum. The smallest salary paid is that of Superintendent of Schools which is $600. This is too Ame ‘to enable any man to give that attention to the“schools which they . ought to have, The-salary ought to ‘to be sufficient to warrant the officer in giving his-whole time to the schools. _ The largest salary is $3,000, which ali] will -< eyosgeaa too much to pay a Z Jndge. The Recorder and > Clerk cach receive $2,500, besides the allowance for deputies, which for the former is $1,500: and for the latter $1,800. All will agree that these salaHes are not too large, and yet legisla. tors seem to think so, They propose to cut néarly all these officers except _ Superintendent, down to not-more tlian ‘ae hd the expense of running the -Offices. The injustice ofthis to the ‘county is easily seen as no man well qualified will agree to take an office and give his entire time to the county ‘unless well paid. If the proposed fee bill is. unjust to the officers which we ae enumerated, how much more un. oo would it be to the Sheriff whose ~tisks in the performances of duty and : ex penses are very much larger than in any other office, and who is also called Upon to perform many duties in which ~he is at heavy expense with only the — of one Las in case he suc4 ui . it is well ‘ orient the eases to adept a 4 by whieh the people may be from great expense, but in the mehing they should be careful not fo go to the othex extreme, and by all “Means they should provide a» fair com=. pensation for public officers, thatthe Counties:may command thé services of JOUR IMPEACHMENT,—The summons isby the Court of Impeachment to _ President is made returnable on ay; March 13th, and will be served the ‘Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate four days before that time.— the President is requited to respond in person. Sumner made an elaborate r 9 show that, by Euglish prece~ American law, the President -eounty and have no word tosay against . ; jury, April 18th. _Roannaise Mining Company vs. Gaw. Was PAM s day, ‘is now. said to be a Roannaise Mining Co. vs' Gsuthter. — Demurrer withdrawn and defendazits given unt'l Monday to answer.Kirwin vs Bae; Continued for the term. Miller vs Miller. E,W. Maslin appointed to take testimony by question and answer and report to the Court. Williams vs Williams. Jas. A Stidby question and answer and — to the Court. Williams va, Collins et als; Judgment for plaintiff-in accordarice with prayer of complaint. Caron vs Savoye. Judgment for plaintiff in accordance witli prayer of complaint. Court adjourned to Saturday-next at 10 o'clock. ‘District Court CALENDAR—MARCH TeRM.—German ys Wood, jury, April 20th.Forbes vs Excelsior Consolidated M, Co., Court, April 28th. Dikeman vs Wood, Court, April 20. Nevada Water Co. vs. Henry Powell et als; jury, April 8th. ~ Tredwell vs . Robinson ot als, Court, {April 87th. ~ : Z Lung Lee et. ais: v8 Perkenpine’ ét als, Court, April 21st, ea Van Dusen vs Star Quartz ie eau jury, April 10th, Ismert vs (eres ero et ‘i tae April 11. Bell vs Bod Rock Tunnel Company, thier, Court, April 22d. Dunstone ve Ah Jack et als. April 14. Adams, MeNeil & Co. vs Ione Mining Company, April 23d. Porter vs lone Mining Company, . April 23. GARDENING. —Our 6 citizens are taking advantage of the pleasant Spring weather and are improving and_ plantLing their lote, Quite a large extent of} ground is being prepared for vines and a large quantity of vegetables willbe + raised this season: _ THANKS.—We are indebted to George R>Crawford for late Eastern papers re+ ceived-by the steamer mail which ar= rived in this city yesterday. He has “Harper’s Magazine” for March and the “London Art Journal,’.dn addition to all other late magazines) IMPROVEMENTS.—George Church has fitted up his blacksmith and wheel wright shop,corner of Broad and Sacramento street, recently, by building new forges and extending his building. He is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in the best manner. New WaGon.—Sam Clutter is engaged in making a handsonie meat wagon for Jas. Colley, and is also.at work on two first rate buggies, Those who want work in this line cah get it done as cheap and equally as =~ in Nevada as below, last Judge Belden introduced into the Senate a bill to provide a special school tax to enable the School Trustees of Nevada Districtto levy a tax of $1 on each $100, win thirty days. The bill was passed undjr a suspension of rules. A HORSE race from Boston to Worcester came off lately for $250 a side, each sleigh carrying two men. The . match was between the “Learned horse”. of Worcester, and a Boston horse, and was won by the former, which arrived at the end of the race twenty minutes in advance of his com— petitor. Wapbe has been admitted to a seat and yote in the Court, but it is stated that if the charges are sustained he will resign his place as President pro. tem., and allow Colfax to succeed John80n. Youne@ Steele, the oil millionaire, whose income three years years ago ‘ger appointed referee to take testimony [ THE ScHoon Buns. On Saturday LM cloy P night J: E, Harland ea * got into a difficulty in a saldon kept by Hatland, and Murphy was seriously cut with a knife. It ig atated-that. Murphy went into the saloon and commenced breaking furniture and glasses, whei Harland requested him to stop. Onhis refusal he -was stabbed. .The wound was at first thought dangerous, bat we understand Murphy was out yesterday. Harland was examined saad and ‘dircharged. about with Jeff. Davis, and the Louisiana loyalists demand his. removal. Johnson's policy leads in that direction. Diep.—Mrs, Jolia Dean (Hayne), an ‘in New York on the 5th inst, after a short illness.SKELETONS.—Reventy-two of the physicians of San Francisco have units in «, memorial to the Legislature asking that the law of 186% shall be:sa amended as to read that the cowhty authorities “shall,” when. reon. is hanged, give such bedies 4s therein. named. to}: the doctors for dissection, ete. now says that the authorities “may” 80 do; Hut the authorities won’t do so, Hence this appeal to make them. ‘THE Senate proposed ani ; amendment to the Constitution, the effect of which is to cause the. Legislature to meet.in. January hereafter, instead of in Decem™ Tecess. . ACEI aetna tates pees ererprseteeD Tene Sa BLED. In this city, arch Oth, 1668, ‘Eltanbeth A. D. Green, dang tor of P, R. and. Rachel Green, aged 8 years, 9 months and 9 days. The funeral will take place from the A. M. E. Church to-day, at 2 o’clock pr. M. Friends and as emai are invited to attend,ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, ~ ~March 9.1868. Bake ‘ampbell Austin CJ Stephens Londo -JF © Garber Sweetw J B Jones Deer Cre LD Hale San Fran W Wilson Blue Te JM Williams Cise J McGregor Honcu M Harris Moores RP Barnett Can h GM Alten do—-€ WScott Anth h G@ McDonald Col H L A Walling R&R J E Jones Nevada. J a Ca sssantey 8 Ja E B Kent do W Joice do A Taylor do ¥ Coffey French Co M Gentry do J C Gardner Gra V . J Stanley do O Baker Scotts Fla 5 Price do J Hazen Gold Hill J Bacigalupi do AL Slack R & Re [exgetsiong CONSOLIDATED GOLD & SILVER MINING COMPANY. Meadow Lake, Nevada County, California.—Notice,— There are delinquent upon the follow des. cribed stock on account of assessment, levied

on the 3rd day of February, 1868, the severe} amounts set one the names of the respcetive shareholders, aa follows: Names. No. Cert, No. Shs. Am’t. Brumeey J A 383 14 $1 50 Barlett 8 wy 250 Burns BA 437 big 5 50 Carder J B 51% 6 Eisler H.8 470 15 Finley J 504 4 Forbes A R497 5 Hilton J Lg 23 Hill M unissued 5 creer 8 343 5 Se aaa oa Pascoe W N 276 10 Pascoe W N 309 U¢ Picking F 33 10: °: 1 Picking ‘ a SRE.. RD i Picking 93 10 i Picking r 250 10 R . Pickin S98. 5 Robb . 850 5 obb J 491 5 Robb J 49% 10 \ Smith JA + OBS 10 1 Schaffer C M 569 15 1 WillseyM R 567 10 We) And in accordance with law and aw order. of the Board of Trustee3, made on the 3rd day of ripeiey > »-1868, 80 many-shares of evcltof said om as may be necessary will sold at the Company's office, at Meedow Lake, on the ist day Of} March, 10%8, at4o'clock, P. M. of said, to nquent assessment thereon toge? me with costa of advertising and ex. penses of sale, w: DEAN, March ¢th, 1968, er 0 LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Victor Chevalier, Dealer in The Best of Liquors and Cigars, orner Pine and Commercial 1 Sis. NEVADA. CLiquors sold by the drink ‘Gon bes tall sabbeb eat , 10 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL ee OMPA NX. : Oo THE STOCKHOLDERS oF THE : NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Ou : ——Notice is hereby given ERE the Annual HANcock has recently been’ riding’ actress well known in this State, died . The law . 11. ber, as now, and: thus’s save ‘the holidey ae ‘LANCASTER «= 2 ¢ MASEY, Prop's. ~@rBuUCcK BEER! 2 : es BLASAUF?S SALOON, \ BROAD STREET, Nevada City. AGS ON HAND, by the Measure or BUCK BERR, to give good cheer, and every other INVIGORATING. BEVERAGE of the best kind. Also, first rate CIGARS, Nevada, Feb. 29th. = Pg AHAMS, iz 7 AND LARD. CASHIN, KENT & CO. VE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE “tH wuat AND LARD FROM Several Thousand Hogs, AND BACON WERE CURED AND SMOKED _ at our Packing Houee, and are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY PUT UP IN THE STATE. THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient or Transportation and is war" ranted SWEET AND FRESH. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TOJSUP. RETAIL DEALERS-WITH — CAT £LE, . HOGs SHEEP, Ofthe BEST QUALITY,alive or slaughtered,in ANY PART OF TUE COUNTY on ‘MOST REASONABLE TERMS, CASHIN, KENT & CO. Nevada, November 94th. 1867 NION COUNTY CONVENTI vention of the Union Party County will be held at the Cit Nevada on Saturday, the 8th day of Marck tenn for the f i Prd de tes paxpore # nomina ga Ht to the Unton oN, —~A ConAS Nevada npr Sisk dae nae March, 18 1 on the yo 863 ; to select delegates to attend the. Nations epublican Convention to be held at Chi on the ith day of May, 1863, to nominate for President an@ Vice President of the United States. The Primary f, Mectiona will be held on Saturday the Met a, Ay March, 1868, The followi the a? for the several 19 Ne alin: ae evada Towns — Ney. Tent, 1; Scott’s Fla ee . Tt; : Bine Grass V alley Townghi 15—-Grass Forest gee 5 Gicbe Ran palenge ” ie as T hi oug’ ownship 6— Ready, 3; pO ng rings, 1; Mooney ¥" ba Piskadat Fiat 1. ” i Bureka Township 4—Moore’s Flat 2; ‘c «Bridge rt Township 9—N: Sweet fend, Ay Bireh uirepec ties Pont ate Cherokee, 1 ci logmiield Tee Hilt ? Bellet tit, ft i Ye a ton Township Omega, te Bear Va! ety Meadow jae valor a tate an a Tinker's, ; Bowman's Ranch, burn’s Station, + i Carlile } M " Little York "Powashp I a i You Bet, 3; mt ae o or of the Val hho SON Brena Com. OTICE.— Perzons knowing themsely Nie Pritt REGOKY & CU. are co genet oe up tely,the one ae ee ufehaoed the fat preeesly of the Estate o _ close totes M. M mare A.B: GREGORY. J. NAFFZIGER. “sy, ie: sro EMPIRE MARKET. No. T Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONR, Prop’rs, tite PORK, + IUTTON. Hams, Bacon: Lard, &, ra OF OUR OWN, OWN. MANUFACTURE, oe ae PINES ear wo WANTS 70 DUY.ar Give me a call, one and all. Z . B. A. Div Into a Good, <_< Pi GROCERY. “BUSINESS! CRM ick = TO ANY ONE THAT ilar PURCHASE as AT CosT, ‘LAND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE Et AT A LOW PRICE, ri WILL GIVE THE G00 WILL eee THE BUSINESS oe oN S THE-BARGAIN' Sy I HAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES and ONE wAnD, IN THE CIEYs : FOR SALE CHEAP ‘. If APPLIED For SOON, AS I AM UNDER THE NECUSSITY. OF aamaviNa . THE COUNTRY WITHIN A < SHORT TIME, ; NOTICE! ¢r I hereby request all persons knowing themselves indebted to me to call and seitle, amd those having demands against me _ to present the same immediately. WILLIAM STONE. NO, 22 COMMERCIAL eTREBT. ‘Nevada City, March ist. HAMILTON’S RESTAURAN T, “Commercial Street, Nevada: “Clty.” A fow apork ‘below Randolph's Jewelry Store. " ‘PHYS FIRST: CLASS RESTAU. RANT is kept in a style not surpassed by any in Nevada conntyThe Very Choicest of everything is furnished to its patrons. Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc. ee" Board by the Meal or Week, th moder ate rates. "Meals at all hours of the day or night. JOHN H. HAMILTON,Nevada, Oct.24th—6m. Proprietor. j JOHN F, BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL — “CHEMIST ce ee ee" Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. : Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco, MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and. Cc Commercial Streets. G3" Residence next t House above Methodist. ‘Chureh, Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada Tron & Brass Foundry ~AND— MACHINE SHOP. order CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. No cabatied MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or r Fave ry kind ho Building Castings,Saw, Crist, Malt and k Mills; horse power and car wheels, Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH & THOM THIRD PARTY, BY THE— YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, it TH UNION HOTEL, THURSDAY . EVE'G, March 12th 1868, . ns COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, ; M. hs mig. WW Coen Coombe, eWitt Tisdale, J. M. M. Hinde D. Bentley, J. Bar! Brows, James Hf; Nichol, FrLoor Maxsczns, aie R. A. mee beite W. Coombe, A. R, Lord. ets $2 60. Invitations must be shown Gy, be eieewtaas, Hh late einai Ie ‘M ENGINES AND BOILERS builtto W. FP. Evens, at mo . Sree BPO os Pee eee oe ee a a