March 11, 1868 (4 pages)

4 a ° i * She Duily Granscvipt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1868. ROAD MATTERS. —We are indébted to Mr. White for a copy of his roadbill which is. designed. to establish a county. It provides for the election of a Road Overseer. for the:-county at the same time Presidential Electors are ~ hoses, to hold his office until the next “@lection for county officers. “ Within fifteen days after his election the Com~ missioner is required to Jay off and divide the county roads by sections not ‘exceeding three miles.in length. These are to be numbered and des¢ribed in-e book to be called the “Road Book of: Nevada County.” He must specify what he shall deem necessary for the improvement and repair of public roads, and after he has completed this work he must submit his report to the Board of Supervisors, A majority of the Board may modify the report and give their written approval. Five days after, the officer is required to give notice of a time and place for meetings in the several townships where the sections of road for repair or keeping in order will be sold out to ‘the lowest bidder for the term of two years, and’ if no ~ public bid is made the Commissioner is authorized to let a private contract.— The Commissioner is prohibited from being interested in any contract. If contractors shall refuse or neglect to comply with their agreements within ten days after notice from the Commissioner, the work may’ be done. and the ~ The Commissioner is required to in_. Cost. recovered from the contractor.— . ~“ppect the roads once in three — and if the work is being done accortting to contract, he may draw an order on the County Treasurer for the amount due contractors. . The Commissioner—is required to keep.an account of all sums due toany and all contractors and the orders drawn upon the fund, and to make a quarterly report to the Super~~ “visors of all transactions in his office.— He is also empowered to inspect and report upon the condition of toll roads _ and bridges, and to require owners to keep them in good order. On failure 80 to do, the Board of Supervisors. are authorized to suspend the right to collect tolls. : Ra) To sustain roads, a poll tax of two dollars is levied upon all male residents of the county over 21 and under 50 years of age. This tax is to be col' » lected by the Assessor. The receipts are to be printed and bound and must be signed by the Auditor and countersigned by the Assessor, and are to be charged when issued to the Assessor ‘as cash. : -The bill also provides that the Supervisors shall cause to be made a survey of all public roads in this county with maps and field notes, of which three copies are to be made, one for the Supervisors, another for the Commissioner and a third for the County Sarveyor.— The bill also authorizes a property tax, not exceeding fifteen cents 6n each one hundréd dollars. The Commission-@ris to be paid six dollars per day for the time. actually employed upon the Toads and the Surveyor is allowed “twelve dollars.per day for surveying’ the roads, These are the main featutes ofthe bill. It is certainly better than the present law. When carefully examined by the Nevada-delegation it tay be necessary to modify it somewhat. We think it would be better to take away from the Commissioner the right to draw money from the treasury, ani require all such orders to be made _ by the Supervisors. THE members of Hose Conipany No. __ 8, the only remaining volunteer compa_ . my in San Francisco, has resolved to disband, allie tks ER AND AMY SToNE, supported by Papurs.—No papers caneneenesetanteps ete ACE CET I ET ST TTT A Nexpep Law.—Our Legislators Would do the State a service by passing alaw authorizing Justices of the Peace to. sentence petit offenders to work on the public roads in incorporated towns. Under the present law the county is bound continually to board} four or five worthless fellows who are sentenced to terms of from ten to sixty . days imprisonment in the county jail. This class are. averse to work, aad-if they are not.-permitted to steal they have no objection to boarding for a short time inthe county jail. Such fellows should be put to some use and a law should be passed for that. purpose. For all offences of this character let the Justices of the Peace be empowered to sentence offenders to work on the public roads for such a term as they are confined ia the county jail, Such a law would prevent these offenses to some extent, and when committed the guilty parties would be put tosome use. Now the county pays large sums of money annually to support and keep this class of offenders. THe Superintendent of an English workhouse, in order to prepare the boys in his charge for inspection, scrubbed their heads, the day before Christmas, with “blue Ointment.” . The result was that 80 of them went to the hospital, and one died. : . Arrern Jonnson.—TInternal Revenue Commissioner Rollins publishes a statement in which he charges Johnson with the cause of great mismanagement, and the loss of millions of money to the government, by the appointment of incompetent and dishonest men to office. New Tukatre—c. L. Graves will . open a new theatre, the Academy of Ww. Couldock and daughter will appear, supported by Olivia Rand, Julia Corco— ran and a good company. M.S. Gregory and George Caine are with this ~Apvices from Mendocino county state that the Albion Dumber Mills, or Albion the evening of the 21st ult. The mills bee, of San Francisco. AGRICULTURE has assumed a new phase in Nebraska. The farmers are all planting forests which will bless future generations, if not the present. ee OF all our Western lakes, Erie is th shallowest, having an average depth of about one hundred feet. Huron and Michigan have an average depth of 800 feet. Need A MAN has been sentenced in Penn~ sylvania to 14 years and 8 months imprisonment on three indictments; and at the expiration of that time, is ordered to be sentenced on eight additional indictmenits. : AT ajoint meeting of the Boards of Supervisors of Sacramento and Yolo counties and the Trustees of the city of Sacramento, it was resolved to buy the Yolo bridge. THE Sacramento. Howard Benevolent Society would like to find homes for three boys, aged respectively seventeen, twelve and nine. years, --ee SomeTuine Sinanee,—Thomas Fallon, ‘Treastrer elect of Santa Clara county, has refused to qualify, First instance on record Where a man refused a good office! _ HANcock has resigned as Commander of the Fifth Military District, to the joy, of all loyal men. a THE people of Victoria are alarmed invasion, oo 5 LETTERS.—We have received several Music, at Sacramento this evening. C. . 3 river, weré totally destroyed by fire on . over the fumors of a threatened Fenian Se Lat Over.—Gen, McClellan, for London, and J, Ross Browne, for Pekin, heve been laid over by the. Senate.— McClellan has been laid over for several years, while Ross Browne has been 1¥-ing-to all that time; and it is safe 'to-eay that he will bein China before Mac reaches England in an official capacity. So says the Bee.PHILADELPHIA is made up of 108,182 buildings. : AN excellent remedy for frosted limbs is Kerosene oil. It is said that one-seventh of the land in Mississippi is advertised for sale under execution. A Maw in New Jersey, while talking with a young lady, had a flat-iron thrown at his head by his wife. GuNERAL Grant has re-bought the the farm near St. Louis which he used to cultivate. GUERRILLA Mosby is acting as agent ofan Emigration Company organized to populate Virginia. Two hundred operatives have been made idlers by the sudden stoppage of the Belknap mills in Lake Vallage, New Hampshire. — A SwEpE has inveuted a substitute for steam and wants $10,000,C00 for it. Tae fines for February in the San Francisco Police Court. amounted to $1,192;and the harbor dues to §2,364 40. ¢ THERE were 164 warrants issued in the Chandler-Harris prize fight case. DIED. ~ At Red Dog, March 7th, 1868, Laura, danghterof Wm. J. and Hannah Allport, aged 2 y 1 month and 14 days. _ At Brown's Hill, March 7th, 1868, George Raising. BORN, At Red . March 9h, 1868, to the wife of Wm. J. flips + nc Ag me ~ ARRIVALS AT THE Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. March 10, 1868. J Timmons San Fr R Graham Red Do JM Bullington dé,8 Prospect Blue Te K Phelnn Shady ¢ W Wilson do A Kitchen Bangor G Ploug Washingt MB Daily Marysvi W.R Thomas Gol F J Culbertacn Bea V J Simmons do E NicholasGras V J H Richards Unio JE Jones do BL Marks Downie GH Colby Dutch F'T J Manchester Bri J C Garber Nevada W Joice San JLan C E Black You Bet R P Barnett Colfax M Fisher do OH Young Virgini SF RATE ENE St Ke oon GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of Works, Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county. Cal. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of an assessment levied on the 25th day of January, 1568, the several amounts set opposite S pSAMSERBEAB Sas ‘SSSSSSSESSSESSESE < were owned by Macpherson & WotherNATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. their names. CASHIN, KENT & CO. Names. No, Certf. No. Shs. Am't : ; " . AVE ON ALE Arrington.Wm 6 41012 g17000. EL “Taw MMA AND LARD FKOM Flye q 30 €0 00 ™ Comin WL. % is 30 $0 pre oftin W I . 80:00 . Tubbs M B 10 80 60 00 Several Thousand Hogs, Baxter N M li 80 60 00 Panik 6 5 O88 wman Bowman 8 W 238. eI % oO oe Bowman 8 ¥% 3 tg 15 00 AND BACON WERE Bowman 8S 3 15 30 00 Bowman SW? 65 185-12 27 00 CURED AND SMOKED pomepens SW . = 000 ‘ Mather 8 H 7 & im > — * asm Hu PO 45 ~ 7410-12 15000 WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY Keyser P W 46 «= «10 20 00 Adams F M $1 15 30 00 PUT UP IN THE STATE. Mitchell K oa bap Poe game a ae THE LARD is put up in Ca 110-1 ua BS CORMitchell H K 124 q sia. pip : pocroR H. TILING, ~ Graduate of the University at Dorpaty* nic Buildin, is Es fe uidetee —Union Hotel Nevada city, Cal. . GCOMPANY—LAKE LEDGE. Locatian of Works, Meadow Lake Mininy DisNoiice.— irict, Nevada county, California. ‘There are delinquent npon the following deecribed feet in.the above named. Company s und, on account of Assesmeat lev ed on the 2Sth day of December, 1867, the several amounts set opposite ‘the name: of tue respective shareholders as follows~ as . Names, No. Feet. Amonnt. EK. MeCafiry 4 $160 J. Hogen 109 $00 J. W.,. Orndorft $9 10 ; And in secordance with Law ro many feet of each tof said feet. as may he necesrary, will be sold at public auction for U. 8. Gold Coin, on the 26th day of February, 16€S, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., at the Companys Mine, to pay said delinquent Assessment thereon, ben ps 4 ing) costs of advert.sing, and expenses of sale. Soe ae “é S. GOLDSMITH. Secretary. Meadow Lake, Jan. 2€ih, 1868—td. The above sale is postponed to Monday, March 23d, 18¢8, atthe same _hovr_and place. 8. GOLDSMITH, Secretar >,. . CIHERIPF’S Sa LE.—Whereas hy a certain he) Dec.ee of Foreclosure made and entered in the District Court of the Fon,.eenth Judicial Dis‘ tict of the Stuie of California, in and for the county of Nevada, on the 9ih day of March, 1868, KE. Williams recovered a by Spey against John J. Coins and Jamcs R. Colli:.s for the sum of Sixteen Hundred and Thirty-Seyen dolJars; with interest thereon at ihe rate of two per cent per month irom the daie of judzment until paid, payable in Uni .tes gold aie, together with counsel fees su and costa 0 suit taxed at $95, and accraing And whereas it isordered that the imeriyage mentioned in said decree be foreclosed and the morigaged premises described as follows, towit :—Those cercain mining claims situated in Brown's Hill, near You Bet in Little York townshin, Nevada county, State of California, owned by the defendants,and heretofore known as the Gill & Kerkendell claims, bounded on the northerly side = the mining claims of Williams & Co.; on the southeily side by the claims of Neece & West, and on the easter! side by the claims of Heydeliff :-also-the mill erected upon said ground, with all and singular the machinery 9nd Sepa ennores thereto attached and belonging, with. iron pipes, imcosis. to satisly said judgement and coris. td Notice is hereby given thet L.will expose to pubhe sale all the ve property to the highest bidder for cash, in U, 8. gold coin in front of the Court House door in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of April, 1863, between -the -heurs of 9 a. M. anl5 Pp. M. of said day. Given under my hand at Nevada city,this 10th day of March, 1863. R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. A. A. Sargent, Attorney. mil iwBUCK BEER!) —aAT— BROAD STREET, Nevada City. LWAYS ON HAND, by the Measure or ass. : “BUCK BEER, to give good cheer, and every other INVIGORATING BEVERAGE ef the best kind. Also, first rate CIGARS, Give mea call, one and all, Nevada, Feb. 29th. BACON, HAMS, AND LARD. venient or Transportation and is warranted SWEET AND FRESH. ce . WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RETAIL DEALERS WITH CATELE, plements.fixtures and improvements be sold } BLASAUF?S SALOON,. . communications on matters of interest “ato sf at . which are unavoidably crowded out for 30 00 AND the present. > Jae 4 . BLwerioy ᐀吀栀攀开 election of City . F RBI es Trustee took placein Sacramento yes-. an order of . Ofthe BEST QUALITY, alive or slatightered,in _ ‘Tux Howell Zouaves, of Grass Val= . seqrument,. MOST. REASONABLE TERMS, . ley will parade on the 17th day of} i . we WHO WANTS TO BUY.23 ¥ x Snté a Good, old-establishea ~ GROCERY BUSINESS? es ar. STOCK AND FIXTURES, AT COST, ta AND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE AT A LOW PRICK; pe i WILL GIVE THE gs GOOD WILL OF THE BUSINESS IN THE BARGAIN! — [HAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES ana @NE BARN, IN THIS CITY, FOR SALE CHEAP f IF APPLIED FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER THE NECESSITY OF LEAVING THE COUNTRY WITHIN A SHORT TIME. NOTICE! irk hereby request all. persons knowing themselves indebted to me to eall and settle, and those having demands against me to present the same immediately. WILLIAM STONE. NO, 22 COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City, March ist. ‘ HAMILTON’S RESTAURANT, Commereial Street, Nevada City, A few doors below Randolph’s Jewelry Store. .__ ‘THs FIRST-CLASS RESTAC. RAN‘ is kept in a style not sukpassed by any in Nevada county. s The Very Cheicest of everything is furnished to ite patrons. Oysters in every style: Game, Ponltry, etc, (2 Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. ‘ i §7" Meals at all hours of the day or night, JOHN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m Proprictor. . JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL. CHEMISTmerece gm Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Ineurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. G8 "Residence next House above Methodist Charch, Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —AND— MACHINE SHOP. M ENGINES AND BOILERS built to order. : CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or re Ev ds of Building Castings,Saw,Crist, Malt sind Bark Mills; Mace power and car wheels, Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Frapcisco—fre add pt. ik. HEUGH & THOM THIRD PARTY, YOUNG MEN’S SOCEAL CLUB, —AsT THE— UNION HOTEL, THURSDAY EVE'G, ~ March 12th 1868. Nevada, R. A. Diver, M.8. -W Coombe, ~ @. ¥. Schmittburg. W. 'W. Cross, DeWitt Tisdale, J. M. Haas D. Bentley, J. Earl Brown, is untuial omeamer' Fioon Manacers, R. A. Diver, W. Coombe; ‘ A. RB: Lord. TO ANY ONE THAT WILL PURCHASE ~. ser oetaaneat aca saab ri Fargo & Co's ofics, 0 wg gio . Peserngte ef sogure. igs ~_ 2d tt = @& Os Perna gs -_” ea ea ae” feel

4 a ° i * She Duily Granscvipt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1868. ROAD MATTERS. —We are indébted to Mr. White for a copy of his roadbill which is. designed. to establish a county. It provides for the election of a Road Overseer. for the:-county at the same time Presidential Electors are ~ hoses, to hold his office until the next “@lection for county officers. “ Within fifteen days after his election the Com~ missioner is required to Jay off and divide the county roads by sections not ‘exceeding three miles.in length. These are to be numbered and des¢ribed in-e book to be called the “Road Book of: Nevada County.” He must specify what he shall deem necessary for the improvement and repair of public roads, and after he has completed this work he must submit his report to the Board of Supervisors, A majority of the Board may modify the report and give their written approval. Five days after, the officer is required to give notice of a time and place for meetings in the several townships where the sections of road for repair or keeping in order will be sold out to ‘the lowest bidder for the term of two years, and’ if no ~ public bid is made the Commissioner is authorized to let a private contract.— The Commissioner is prohibited from being interested in any contract. If contractors shall refuse or neglect to comply with their agreements within ten days after notice from the Commissioner, the work may’ be done. and the ~ The Commissioner is required to in_. Cost. recovered from the contractor.— . ~“ppect the roads once in three — and if the work is being done accortting to contract, he may draw an order on the County Treasurer for the amount due contractors. . The Commissioner—is required to keep.an account of all sums due toany and all contractors and the orders drawn upon the fund, and to make a quarterly report to the Super~~ “visors of all transactions in his office.— He is also empowered to inspect and report upon the condition of toll roads _ and bridges, and to require owners to keep them in good order. On failure 80 to do, the Board of Supervisors. are authorized to suspend the right to collect tolls. : Ra) To sustain roads, a poll tax of two dollars is levied upon all male residents of the county over 21 and under 50 years of age. This tax is to be col' » lected by the Assessor. The receipts are to be printed and bound and must be signed by the Auditor and countersigned by the Assessor, and are to be charged when issued to the Assessor ‘as cash. : -The bill also provides that the Supervisors shall cause to be made a survey of all public roads in this county with maps and field notes, of which three copies are to be made, one for the Supervisors, another for the Commissioner and a third for the County Sarveyor.— The bill also authorizes a property tax, not exceeding fifteen cents 6n each one hundréd dollars. The Commission-@ris to be paid six dollars per day for the time. actually employed upon the Toads and the Surveyor is allowed “twelve dollars.per day for surveying’ the roads, These are the main featutes ofthe bill. It is certainly better than the present law. When carefully examined by the Nevada-delegation it tay be necessary to modify it somewhat. We think it would be better to take away from the Commissioner the right to draw money from the treasury, ani require all such orders to be made _ by the Supervisors. THE members of Hose Conipany No. __ 8, the only remaining volunteer compa_ . my in San Francisco, has resolved to disband, allie tks ER AND AMY SToNE, supported by Papurs.—No papers caneneenesetanteps ete ACE CET I ET ST TTT A Nexpep Law.—Our Legislators Would do the State a service by passing alaw authorizing Justices of the Peace to. sentence petit offenders to work on the public roads in incorporated towns. Under the present law the county is bound continually to board} four or five worthless fellows who are sentenced to terms of from ten to sixty . days imprisonment in the county jail. This class are. averse to work, aad-if they are not.-permitted to steal they have no objection to boarding for a short time inthe county jail. Such fellows should be put to some use and a law should be passed for that. purpose. For all offences of this character let the Justices of the Peace be empowered to sentence offenders to work on the public roads for such a term as they are confined ia the county jail, Such a law would prevent these offenses to some extent, and when committed the guilty parties would be put tosome use. Now the county pays large sums of money annually to support and keep this class of offenders. THe Superintendent of an English workhouse, in order to prepare the boys in his charge for inspection, scrubbed their heads, the day before Christmas, with “blue Ointment.” . The result was that 80 of them went to the hospital, and one died. : . Arrern Jonnson.—TInternal Revenue Commissioner Rollins publishes a statement in which he charges Johnson with the cause of great mismanagement, and the loss of millions of money to the government, by the appointment of incompetent and dishonest men to office. New Tukatre—c. L. Graves will . open a new theatre, the Academy of Ww. Couldock and daughter will appear, supported by Olivia Rand, Julia Corco— ran and a good company. M.S. Gregory and George Caine are with this ~Apvices from Mendocino county state that the Albion Dumber Mills, or Albion the evening of the 21st ult. The mills bee, of San Francisco. AGRICULTURE has assumed a new phase in Nebraska. The farmers are all planting forests which will bless future generations, if not the present. ee OF all our Western lakes, Erie is th shallowest, having an average depth of about one hundred feet. Huron and Michigan have an average depth of 800 feet. Need A MAN has been sentenced in Penn~ sylvania to 14 years and 8 months imprisonment on three indictments; and at the expiration of that time, is ordered to be sentenced on eight additional indictmenits. : AT ajoint meeting of the Boards of Supervisors of Sacramento and Yolo counties and the Trustees of the city of Sacramento, it was resolved to buy the Yolo bridge. THE Sacramento. Howard Benevolent Society would like to find homes for three boys, aged respectively seventeen, twelve and nine. years, --ee SomeTuine Sinanee,—Thomas Fallon, ‘Treastrer elect of Santa Clara county, has refused to qualify, First instance on record Where a man refused a good office! _ HANcock has resigned as Commander of the Fifth Military District, to the joy, of all loyal men. a THE people of Victoria are alarmed invasion, oo 5 LETTERS.—We have received several Music, at Sacramento this evening. C. . 3 river, weré totally destroyed by fire on . over the fumors of a threatened Fenian Se Lat Over.—Gen, McClellan, for London, and J, Ross Browne, for Pekin, heve been laid over by the. Senate.— McClellan has been laid over for several years, while Ross Browne has been 1¥-ing-to all that time; and it is safe 'to-eay that he will bein China before Mac reaches England in an official capacity. So says the Bee.PHILADELPHIA is made up of 108,182 buildings. : AN excellent remedy for frosted limbs is Kerosene oil. It is said that one-seventh of the land in Mississippi is advertised for sale under execution. A Maw in New Jersey, while talking with a young lady, had a flat-iron thrown at his head by his wife. GuNERAL Grant has re-bought the the farm near St. Louis which he used to cultivate. GUERRILLA Mosby is acting as agent ofan Emigration Company organized to populate Virginia. Two hundred operatives have been made idlers by the sudden stoppage of the Belknap mills in Lake Vallage, New Hampshire. — A SwEpE has inveuted a substitute for steam and wants $10,000,C00 for it. Tae fines for February in the San Francisco Police Court. amounted to $1,192;and the harbor dues to §2,364 40. ¢ THERE were 164 warrants issued in the Chandler-Harris prize fight case. DIED. ~ At Red Dog, March 7th, 1868, Laura, danghterof Wm. J. and Hannah Allport, aged 2 y 1 month and 14 days. _ At Brown's Hill, March 7th, 1868, George Raising. BORN, At Red . March 9h, 1868, to the wife of Wm. J. flips + nc Ag me ~ ARRIVALS AT THE Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. March 10, 1868. J Timmons San Fr R Graham Red Do JM Bullington dé,8 Prospect Blue Te K Phelnn Shady ¢ W Wilson do A Kitchen Bangor G Ploug Washingt MB Daily Marysvi W.R Thomas Gol F J Culbertacn Bea V J Simmons do

E NicholasGras V J H Richards Unio JE Jones do BL Marks Downie GH Colby Dutch F'T J Manchester Bri J C Garber Nevada W Joice San JLan C E Black You Bet R P Barnett Colfax M Fisher do OH Young Virgini SF RATE ENE St Ke oon GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of Works, Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county. Cal. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of an assessment levied on the 25th day of January, 1568, the several amounts set opposite S pSAMSERBEAB Sas ‘SSSSSSSESSSESSESE < were owned by Macpherson & WotherNATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. their names. CASHIN, KENT & CO. Names. No, Certf. No. Shs. Am't : ; " . AVE ON ALE Arrington.Wm 6 41012 g17000. EL “Taw MMA AND LARD FKOM Flye q 30 €0 00 ™ Comin WL. % is 30 $0 pre oftin W I . 80:00 . Tubbs M B 10 80 60 00 Several Thousand Hogs, Baxter N M li 80 60 00 Panik 6 5 O88 wman Bowman 8 W 238. eI % oO oe Bowman 8 ¥% 3 tg 15 00 AND BACON WERE Bowman 8S 3 15 30 00 Bowman SW? 65 185-12 27 00 CURED AND SMOKED pomepens SW . = 000 ‘ Mather 8 H 7 & im > — * asm Hu PO 45 ~ 7410-12 15000 WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY Keyser P W 46 «= «10 20 00 Adams F M $1 15 30 00 PUT UP IN THE STATE. Mitchell K oa bap Poe game a ae THE LARD is put up in Ca 110-1 ua BS CORMitchell H K 124 q sia. pip : pocroR H. TILING, ~ Graduate of the University at Dorpaty* nic Buildin, is Es fe uidetee —Union Hotel Nevada city, Cal. . GCOMPANY—LAKE LEDGE. Locatian of Works, Meadow Lake Mininy DisNoiice.— irict, Nevada county, California. ‘There are delinquent npon the following deecribed feet in.the above named. Company s und, on account of Assesmeat lev ed on the 2Sth day of December, 1867, the several amounts set opposite ‘the name: of tue respective shareholders as follows~ as . Names, No. Feet. Amonnt. EK. MeCafiry 4 $160 J. Hogen 109 $00 J. W.,. Orndorft $9 10 ; And in secordance with Law ro many feet of each tof said feet. as may he necesrary, will be sold at public auction for U. 8. Gold Coin, on the 26th day of February, 16€S, at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M., at the Companys Mine, to pay said delinquent Assessment thereon, ben ps 4 ing) costs of advert.sing, and expenses of sale. Soe ae “é S. GOLDSMITH. Secretary. Meadow Lake, Jan. 2€ih, 1868—td. The above sale is postponed to Monday, March 23d, 18¢8, atthe same _hovr_and place. 8. GOLDSMITH, Secretar >,. . CIHERIPF’S Sa LE.—Whereas hy a certain he) Dec.ee of Foreclosure made and entered in the District Court of the Fon,.eenth Judicial Dis‘ tict of the Stuie of California, in and for the county of Nevada, on the 9ih day of March, 1868, KE. Williams recovered a by Spey against John J. Coins and Jamcs R. Colli:.s for the sum of Sixteen Hundred and Thirty-Seyen dolJars; with interest thereon at ihe rate of two per cent per month irom the daie of judzment until paid, payable in Uni .tes gold aie, together with counsel fees su and costa 0 suit taxed at $95, and accraing And whereas it isordered that the imeriyage mentioned in said decree be foreclosed and the morigaged premises described as follows, towit :—Those cercain mining claims situated in Brown's Hill, near You Bet in Little York townshin, Nevada county, State of California, owned by the defendants,and heretofore known as the Gill & Kerkendell claims, bounded on the northerly side = the mining claims of Williams & Co.; on the southeily side by the claims of Neece & West, and on the easter! side by the claims of Heydeliff :-also-the mill erected upon said ground, with all and singular the machinery 9nd Sepa ennores thereto attached and belonging, with. iron pipes, imcosis. to satisly said judgement and coris. td Notice is hereby given thet L.will expose to pubhe sale all the ve property to the highest bidder for cash, in U, 8. gold coin in front of the Court House door in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of April, 1863, between -the -heurs of 9 a. M. anl5 Pp. M. of said day. Given under my hand at Nevada city,this 10th day of March, 1863. R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. A. A. Sargent, Attorney. mil iwBUCK BEER!) —aAT— BROAD STREET, Nevada City. LWAYS ON HAND, by the Measure or ass. : “BUCK BEER, to give good cheer, and every other INVIGORATING BEVERAGE ef the best kind. Also, first rate CIGARS, Give mea call, one and all, Nevada, Feb. 29th. BACON, HAMS, AND LARD. venient or Transportation and is warranted SWEET AND FRESH. ce . WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RETAIL DEALERS WITH CATELE, plements.fixtures and improvements be sold } BLASAUF?S SALOON,. . communications on matters of interest “ato sf at . which are unavoidably crowded out for 30 00 AND the present. > Jae 4 . BLwerioy ᐀吀栀攀开 election of City . F RBI es Trustee took placein Sacramento yes-. an order of . Ofthe BEST QUALITY, alive or slatightered,in _ ‘Tux Howell Zouaves, of Grass Val= . seqrument,. MOST. REASONABLE TERMS, . ley will parade on the 17th day of} i . we WHO WANTS TO BUY.23 ¥ x Snté a Good, old-establishea ~ GROCERY BUSINESS? es ar. STOCK AND FIXTURES, AT COST, ta AND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE AT A LOW PRICK; pe i WILL GIVE THE gs GOOD WILL OF THE BUSINESS IN THE BARGAIN! — [HAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES ana @NE BARN, IN THIS CITY, FOR SALE CHEAP f IF APPLIED FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER THE NECESSITY OF LEAVING THE COUNTRY WITHIN A SHORT TIME. NOTICE! irk hereby request all. persons knowing themselves indebted to me to eall and settle, and those having demands against me to present the same immediately. WILLIAM STONE. NO, 22 COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada City, March ist. ‘ HAMILTON’S RESTAURANT, Commereial Street, Nevada City, A few doors below Randolph’s Jewelry Store. .__ ‘THs FIRST-CLASS RESTAC.. RAN‘ is kept in a style not sukpassed by any in Nevada county. s The Very Cheicest of everything is furnished to ite patrons. Oysters in every style: Game, Ponltry, etc, (2 Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. ‘ i §7" Meals at all hours of the day or night, JOHN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m Proprictor. . JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL. CHEMISTmerece gm Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Ineurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. G8 "Residence next House above Methodist Charch, Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —AND— MACHINE SHOP. M ENGINES AND BOILERS built to order. : CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or re Ev ds of Building Castings,Saw,Crist, Malt sind Bark Mills; Mace power and car wheels, Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any Establishment in Sacramento or San Frapcisco—fre add pt. ik. HEUGH & THOM THIRD PARTY, YOUNG MEN’S SOCEAL CLUB, —AsT THE— UNION HOTEL, THURSDAY EVE'G, ~ March 12th 1868. Nevada, R. A. Diver, M.8. -W Coombe, ~ @. ¥. Schmittburg. W. 'W. Cross, DeWitt Tisdale, J. M. Haas D. Bentley, J. Earl Brown, is untuial omeamer' Fioon Manacers, R. A. Diver, W. Coombe; ‘ A. RB: Lord. TO ANY ONE THAT WILL PURCHASE ~. ser oetaaneat aca saab ri Fargo & Co's ofics, 0 wg gio . Peserngte ef sogure. igs ~_ 2d tt = @& Os Perna gs -_” ea ea ae” feel