March 23, 1870 (4 pages)

3 ae teenbioeeale Moynihan, erat in his place and proddclig # certificate of stock, said there had been bribery and corraption “abed to secure the passage. of the bill, and that stock had eet presénted to him as a consideration for his vote. The announcement created gueh an excitement among the "members that it could only be answerod bya conciousness of its truth, and the 6 tee, ag at first constituted, had & majority of the friends of the swindie. The chairman was changed and Rockwell ousted, but the result of the labors of that committee indicates that.the investigation was not improved. esl change, and: the Assembly came out “pure and undefiled.” Moynihan testified that the certificate was given to him by a man named Morton. He don't ktow whointroduced Morton, can’t describe him and don’t know where he is. The public can take just as mach of this for truth as is desired, andthe “committee declares that “after a diligent search nothing has been heard of the name’of Mortoy in Sacramento since the Legislature met.” _ “Phere is, however ne fact which stands out, showingthat ‘the committée ‘did “not appear over anxious. to, secure teattimony. Tom Greene . sublished a mr card . in the MMa"yiting -his-address and declaring that le knew something about! the. matter, and weald testify df the committee subpoened him. He was ~~ Bet-ednt for) im all probability becatse. he might tell too uch, Thas, according to po information’ we have, with a r and. the commitiee up> on this showing, “in. view of the pablic declaration @f a member. that he had been approached and that an attempt had been made to bribe himi; declares : “From the testimony we find that no attempt was made to indirectly info. ence any person with xeference to the’ vote or action of any mietnber of the Legislature, upon that bill or apy other bill or miatter before the House.” The question as it now stands simply amounts to this: Either Moynihan lied when he-displayed his stock, and declared it was given as the price of his vote, or the committee have lied in sembly, may be able to reconcile this inconsistency, but they. will hardly be able ‘to satisfy the public with such stuff as is contained in this report, Letter from anh Diego. "Mandal 17, 1870. Editor Nevada Transcript ¢ As 1 cannot have the privilege of “dropping in” on you asof yore, I thought I would drop youa line jast for sake of “Auld Lang Syne,” as a word from this remote region may interest you and alse my. old friends é6f Nevada. @ar exile to these.lower regions was very: onex pected and a great trial, but all things’ work for good sometimes. This is the city of “great expectations,” built up through the successful blowing of a few shrewd land owners, and thsprospect that here would be the terminus of the __Southern Pacific Railroad and a great commercial city. Its growth has been wosderfal ; seven hundzed houses and . about'two thousand people in one year. The rush of immigration and building last Fall-beat anything I ever saw. But for the last two months the reaction has been alarming, even threatening a speedy, and.complete collapse. The — in paste ‘nd business rushed resources of supit ra ano, cal reonrone . caute ‘of this Feaction is the severe-and wtéontinued drought. Somehow while . . here) ‘has beds ébubderit tain ‘in otlier ec but mists and ‘showérs, in all dees than one inch of rain, and on this 17th;.of March, the streams are all dry sand, and this whole region barren, dry and dusty as in Au: gust. Scarce a green _ thing isto’ be seen. Extensive arrangements were made in the Fall for farming. In afew places they were able to plow and sow, bat the grain is burning up, and the present prospect is. an entire failure of crops in this county. On a few ranches twenty or thirty miles away towards the mountains something may be faised, if. there should be Spring rains. This is very hard on many poor families who came here nai ime f on dal ad for their living. — This ambitious city and community are passing through & sore ordeal. But of late hope has revived. When the collapse came, many, instead of taking the steamer as hundreds did, to return up country, went to the mines to prospect. Abéat two weeks ago some Very Tich quartz was brought to'town, nearly a thousand pounds. It. was astonishingly rich ; I never saw anything like it around Nevada or Grass Valley. I could stand off five steps from the. win-. dow where it was exhibited and see . the gold. Of course there was an ex-citement,.Men’s. eyes fairly. bunged . ont with weader. Then such arash: ‘Wagons, carts, horses, mules, donkeys, blankets, bacon, crackers, cheese, picks, shovels and whisky’ were gobbléd up “promiscuously, and the town was deserted. The rock has been sent to San Francisco, and by the last steamer came -mae.thoinvestige-. -tie advance: “guard; 150-strong-of the} army of prospectors. So we have the prospect of a No. 1 mining excitement. What the end will be wWho'can tell? Bat whatof the mines? Well, I really know nothing. Daily ramors come in of other rich strikes, but whether reliable ar not is the question. Like all other mining excitements the epidemic must ran its course. It may amount to nothing. The mines may prove extensive and rich. A few may be made richer, many still poorer. It may be the means of reviving the enterprise and of building up this place, Business is reviving, and there is considerable activity in real estate and building. If any of the folks about Nevada get the fever, I would advise them to keep cool and'stay where they ar for . awhile at least. As to the fature of San Diego, the strong probabilities are that it will soon bea large city. It has the finest site lever saw. Is is situated_on & beautiful bay, with an excellent ‘harbor, and has a mild, equable climate, but its fature must depend upon the prospective coast, and. a. South: era Pacific Railroad ; without thesevit will never'be much. I have but little faith as yet in its agricultural.or mineral resources. ‘The population, as a whole is made up of a Very excellent class of people; liberal minded, generous, intelligent, enterprisiag, and waintaining a high standard of social aid moral worth, a8 muchso as any community’ I Wave been in. They have . pee ind. to us and. liberal.tothe good cause. We. had to beia here with nothing. * They have built a church-and a parsonage about like that in. Nevada,-and have nearly . paid for them. We have a good congregation and a fine Sabbath School of over a hundred, _ The singing reminds me of those. pf tog ‘voices in the onmest at Dowell, a } was held. gi was largely upon the” Ph ints! any applaoded. Selections were 1g ey and a well wiitten essay upon, ni . the mékital faculdies of the sexes ‘read by Miss Florence Edwards, Ke ae: Nett on WHS plano, “Flowers of Beauty,” by Misses Mary Fininger and Rachel 6 al, The poliey_oflevying a tax Dp ‘pay the indebtedness of Nevada . School District was'then discussed byl W. W. Cross, N. C.'Tully and J. B, Johnson for the tax, and E. M. Preston, Andrew Stiles and M. 8; Deal against the tax. On closing, Mr. Cross gave way to J. lL. Caldwell, who being limited te six minutes, did not enter upon the merits of the question. A’ motion was made to renew the discussion at some future time, which after some lively sparring orf parliamentary rales was voted down. The question was decided in the affirmative. The following is the programme for next Monday evening ‘fst, Music, 2d, . Reading of Minutes, 3d, Miscellaneous Business, 4th, Reading Selection, J. A. Palmer, 5th, Essay, J. Earl Brown, 7th, Declatnation, Eddie Mead, 8th; Discussion—Resolved that the mineral resources are more important to California than the development of agricul-. ture: Affirmative—N. C. Tully, Edward Moore, M.S. Deal. Negative— J.C. Palmer, J. W. Clark, Wm. Mcee fashianable wedding, in New Yor pee found’ the money to pay for $125,000 worth of dianionds and pearls as “his gilt to his bride. ~ A PRUSSIAN is to’ introdince am cars in Baas: : : THERE ‘re seven Scandinavian churches in Chicago, with 7,100 hembers. SENATOR Samnor is prepering ll age to one cnt. Henny D'Barger, of Trenton, New Jersey, aged 74, is cutting a new set of Tue order allowing beards in the British army saves $20,000 a year for shaving. Who if the straightest man mentioned in the Bible? Joseph, because Pharoah made. ruler of lim. A New Hampssire jockey boasts three thousand “swaps” in five years. Ix these days of Fat’ Men’s Aseociations,it is no longer true that the world: knows nothing of its greatest men. You often hear of a man being in advance of his age; but you never hear of a woman being in the same _— ment, A MEDICAL student sent a lock of hair trom a corpse to a clairvoyant,who answered that the person hada kidney disease, which she would cure for five dollars. Norr's photographs are not allowed to be sold in Paris. THERE is a Matrimonial Magazine and Advertiser published in London. THe Cardiff Giant is to be taken to Europe. A PHILADELPHIA publishing house isto issue works exclusively for blind readers. A RED headed peaple’s ball 7 shortly to come off at Bridgeport, Con JACKSONVILLE is the headquarters for alligator haunting excursions Florida. SEVENTY-Two seats are to bé com tested in. tlie New South as Parliament. Nor a single Unitarian or Universalist church exists in Texas, ~ ConGress has under consideration Nevada, So all things (echottische) was splendidly executed [ THE bridegroom: of an approaching pa ers worked so owiehe heroine st ne. ot me Wook . hight. 1 =. children who never saw the royal1 od al ie er ATT) Victron EMANUEL has seventeen . nur} F A xEw kind of intoxicating meee -Powmupor.of Kansas is known in ‘the eeas 1 ‘ ee ; py. “oh [> she iy eo d RESTAURANT! D comanns GAULT, Prop’r, . =-25 cents andiupwards.— ce _} > ORALS AT ALL HOURS AND “BOARD Senate as “Old Subsidy.” we eal on WELK, e oa MERS are now called Sholstera ‘aiveme tail! Boal half ebell.” ©“ oe bey GRAND : SOMETHING NEW! CRANE’S WASHING MACHINE . The itost Valuable Invention of the Age . HEN wereduce every invention for the ee Clothes to a bas they all amount to Pressing, Squeezing and. ‘Foreing the water through the Clothes and > Wash: means removing the dirt! Most of the Washing Machines do this by Rubbing. BY USING THE CRANE MACHINE ! Washing can be done in half the time. otherwise required. IT DON'T REQUIRE ANY POUNDING, RUBBIN d, STRETCHING, STRAINING and MALLING ‘OF THE CLOTHES ! To say nothing of Pan BOILED HANDS, RAW KNUCKLES, LAME.BACKS AND WASTED TIME. Drive “Blue Monday” from the catalogue of days in each wéek by buyinga . _ CRANE WASHING MACHINE. L. MAKE YOUR. “(WIFE HAPPY ! ing a CRANE WASHING MACHINE: easily that. a emile ie al-Ways Off the, coufitenance Of ‘the dperator kuowing that ‘Washing Day. is-anobsolete Ey Me because. the Washing helen is EARY MUKRNING ! THE LONGER THESE MACHINES ARE USED THE BETTER THEY ARE LIKED. For recommendations—@" TRY THE . . MACHINE! Manufactured by N. ©. WILLARD & CO. LS Alaeyevilie, Cal. ells th oti igi One of these M: be seen at the Sere: of T. SHURT , Commercial —* Nevada City. PRIVATE SCHOOL. Miss Florence Edwards Ax Miss Emma Palmer, ILL open a Private School at the Public =cheol House, on : Monday, March 28th, Terms $1 50 per month, for pupils from the Primary and intermediate Schoois, mi5 County Warrants. Treasurer's Office, Nevada City, March 1h 18m. OTICE is hereby given that all Warrants drawr on the fe! Fand of Nevada sen gS and registered prior to July 5th, — will be on tation. Interest cea: from this date. JULIUS: GREENWALD, County Treasarer. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, OFFICE—Corne_ of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon vada‘ ! A. ©. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —ovriceAt the Court meudk. R. M. HUNT, M DL ATTENDING PHYSICIAN NEVADA CITy UNITED STATES SALOON. yoemer of Broav and Pine Streets. : Nevada Township. SHEET & PILLOW CASE Masquerade Party. _A Grand Sheetand Pillow Case Par ty will be given by theEureka Social Club. On Thursday Evening, April 7th, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, R ation Committee—J! ‘Roeentbal, i, Levis, M. Kosenberg. Floor, Managers—E. Goldemish, L. Phillipe, K. Caeper, L. Jacobs. Tickets, including Carriages, #8 00. Tnvitatiens can procure tickets v1 the Floor Managers. None admitted except those in costume, . OWNERS OF LOTS! TAKE NOTICE; ao can get your PLATS OR SURVEYS, AFFIDAVITS, ONE OR BOTH, et JOHN CALDWELLS Justice Office, Rroad Street, nearly oppdsite the National Exchange Hotel, Trouble, previous to March 2uth. JOHN CALDWELL, 4 Notary Public and . Justice of the ‘Peace fox ot.) ‘LIVE 4 AND ae LIVE yo Good 0 Meal fernishéa from 4 ‘Tables supplied with the best the — affords. Tickets—-not-tranefera bic: —TFhoseoan For Little Money and with Little preterit claeateifenipt cenit lnhenacn tntqeere dere wm. cimeweik: : OFFICE—Union Hotel, Nevada City Nevada, March 20th, 1870. Notice to Contractors, Orrice or THE County CLERK, > o~ Nevada Oipy, March 1gth. t OTICE is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors in and for Nevada County, until a ae Saturday, theSe cond day of April, A. B. 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. Mr. for the repair of the Suspension across Deer Creek, in Nevada City, ' Paige aon with separate plans and specifications numbered 1, 2and 3, open for inspection at ‘the office of th: County Cierk, ‘The Board of Supervisors fereby ‘reserving the privilege of “*] rejecting any andall bids at thelt ects JOHN J. RUGERS, Clerk Board Supervisors, W. MM. BAILEY, M. D. Surgeon & Homepathic Physician Store, on Broad Stree Nevada City, March 15th, 1870. DIRECT FROM PARIS, saierigned ot offers FOR SALE AT Th MOD E PRICES, a Fine Lot of FPANOY wae And T RECEIVED mROM ‘ARIS, among 4,000 balls of évem and Strong Linen Thread, all colors, ~~ » DRILLED E¥8D.NERDLES. Fresh and Fine PERFUMERY. rr Hand-made HORN COMBS. Revolvers and Pistols for Children. India Bubber Toys and Balls, witcha -~ . BEADS ofall colors. Hee just ee ee te CoLoRED ENG V as, LED LIQUORS ne WHISEY, BOT _Devot ot Seo te FINE CIGARS always on hand. mo omg al bad BaR always suppl with the best in Ee Rechere Bas. tndsample. ma . Flowerand Vegetable Seeds: . ; = FELIX GILLET, PERSONS nevls j pisses calla his Office m Kidd's Batlding, over Lester & Co's : Valley and Ni on the Nevad nel will, whe length. It-v highest eleva ‘ The “ slate, and it < ledges,—the burg and oth The: rock yi blasting is es ing rapid pr “Mining oug sional mann ing ought to This is, witt way of testin when a nun pect them a! nels, shafts We believe Branch Min is vary rich, prise, may many of th other projec -entered upc county: M to make the matic and ¢ _-Apples fe Yesterda; of butter to loaded, up. He got the said in rep that he wo five cents. way. Ma earliest fr fair that w the later v this localit can be obt three cen bring five find ready A Squas Yesterd: weighing. the seeds growers, ' The seeds who suc squash is dollars. John Lar former hi a hotel—i a good. ‘*« comes fre pounder. same gro contest. New W N.O, agent fou may be simple it piano, al stitute fi young la care for It does x

3 ae teenbioeeale Moynihan, erat in his place and proddclig # certificate of stock, said there had been bribery and corraption “abed to secure the passage. of the bill, and that stock had eet presénted to him as a consideration for his vote. The announcement created gueh an excitement among the "members that it could only be answerod bya conciousness of its truth, and the 6 tee, ag at first constituted, had & majority of the friends of the swindie. The chairman was changed and Rockwell ousted, but the result of the labors of that committee indicates that.the investigation was not improved. esl change, and: the Assembly came out “pure and undefiled.” Moynihan testified that the certificate was given to him by a man named Morton. He don't ktow whointroduced Morton, can’t describe him and don’t know where he is. The public can take just as mach of this for truth as is desired, andthe “committee declares that “after a diligent search nothing has been heard of the name’of Mortoy in Sacramento since the Legislature met.” _ “Phere is, however ne fact which stands out, showingthat ‘the committée ‘did “not appear over anxious. to, secure teattimony. Tom Greene . sublished a mr card . in the MMa"yiting -his-address and declaring that le knew something about! the. matter, and weald testify df the committee subpoened him. He was ~~ Bet-ednt for) im all probability becatse. he might tell too uch, Thas, according to po information’ we have, with a r and. the commitiee up> on this showing, “in. view of the pablic declaration @f a member. that he had been approached and that an attempt had been made to bribe himi; declares : “From the testimony we find that no attempt was made to indirectly info. ence any person with xeference to the’ vote or action of any mietnber of the Legislature, upon that bill or apy other bill or miatter before the House.” The question as it now stands simply amounts to this: Either Moynihan lied when he-displayed his stock, and declared it was given as the price of his vote, or the committee have lied in sembly, may be able to reconcile this inconsistency, but they. will hardly be able ‘to satisfy the public with such stuff as is contained in this report, Letter from anh Diego. "Mandal 17, 1870. Editor Nevada Transcript ¢ As 1 cannot have the privilege of “dropping in” on you asof yore, I thought I would drop youa line jast for sake of “Auld Lang Syne,” as a word from this remote region may interest you and alse my. old friends é6f Nevada. @ar exile to these.lower regions was very: onex pected and a great trial, but all things’ work for good sometimes. This is the city of “great expectations,” built up through the successful blowing of a few shrewd land owners, and thsprospect that here would be the terminus of the __Southern Pacific Railroad and a great commercial city. Its growth has been wosderfal ; seven hundzed houses and . about'two thousand people in one year.. The rush of immigration and building last Fall-beat anything I ever saw. But for the last two months the reaction has been alarming, even threatening a speedy, and.complete collapse. The — in paste ‘nd business rushed resources of supit ra ano, cal reonrone . caute ‘of this Feaction is the severe-and wtéontinued drought. Somehow while . . here) ‘has beds ébubderit tain ‘in otlier ec but mists and ‘showérs, in all dees than one inch of rain, and on this 17th;.of March, the streams are all dry sand, and this whole region barren, dry and dusty as in Au: gust. Scarce a green _ thing isto’ be seen. Extensive arrangements were made in the Fall for farming. In afew places they were able to plow and sow, bat the grain is burning up, and the present prospect is. an entire failure of crops in this county. On a few ranches twenty or thirty miles away towards the mountains something may be faised, if. there should be Spring rains. This is very hard on many poor families who came here nai ime f on dal ad for their living. — This ambitious city and community are passing through & sore ordeal. But of late hope has revived. When the collapse came, many, instead of taking the steamer as hundreds did, to return up country, went to the mines to prospect. Abéat two weeks ago some Very Tich quartz was brought to'town, nearly a thousand pounds. It. was astonishingly rich ; I never saw anything like it around Nevada or Grass Valley. I could stand off five steps from the. win-. dow where it was exhibited and see . the gold. Of course there was an ex-citement,..Men’s. eyes fairly. bunged . ont with weader. Then such arash: ‘Wagons, carts, horses, mules, donkeys, blankets, bacon, crackers, cheese, picks, shovels and whisky’ were gobbléd up “promiscuously, and the town was deserted. The rock has been sent to San Francisco, and by the last steamer came -mae.thoinvestige-. -tie advance: “guard; 150-strong-of the} army of prospectors. So we have the prospect of a No. 1 mining excitement. What the end will be wWho'can tell? Bat whatof the mines? Well, I really know nothing. Daily ramors come in of other rich strikes, but whether reliable ar not is the question. Like all other mining excitements the epidemic must ran its course. It may amount to nothing. The mines may prove extensive and rich. A few may be made richer, many still poorer. It may be the means of reviving the enterprise and of building up this place, Business is reviving, and there is considerable activity in real estate and building. If any of the folks about Nevada get the fever, I would advise them to keep cool and'stay where they ar for . awhile at least. As to the fature of San Diego, the strong probabilities are that it will soon bea large city. It has the finest site lever saw. Is is situated_on & beautiful bay, with an excellent ‘harbor, and has a mild, equable climate, but its fature must depend upon the prospective coast, and. a. South: era Pacific Railroad ; without thesevit will never'be much. I have but little faith as yet in its agricultural.or mineral resources. ‘The population, as a whole is made up of a Very excellent class of people; liberal minded, generous, intelligent, enterprisiag, and waintaining a high standard of social aid moral worth, a8 muchso as any community’ I Wave been in. They have . pee ind. to us and. liberal.tothe good cause. We. had to beia here with nothing. * They have built a church-and a parsonage about like that in. Nevada,-and have nearly . paid for them. We have a good congregation and a fine Sabbath School of over a hundred, _ The singing reminds me of those. pf tog ‘voices in the onmest at Dowell, a } was held. gi was largely upon the” Ph ints! any applaoded. Selections were 1g ey and a well wiitten essay upon, ni . the mékital faculdies of the sexes ‘read by Miss Florence Edwards, Ke ae: Nett on WHS plano, “Flowers of Beauty,” by Misses Mary Fininger and Rachel 6 al, The poliey_oflevying a tax Dp ‘pay the indebtedness of Nevada . School District was'then discussed byl W. W. Cross, N. C.'Tully and J. B, Johnson for the tax, and E. M. Preston, Andrew Stiles and M. 8; Deal against the tax. On closing, Mr. Cross gave way to J. lL. Caldwell, who being limited te six minutes, did not enter upon the merits of the question. A’ motion was made to renew the discussion at some future time, which after some lively sparring orf parliamentary rales was voted down. The question was decided in the affirmative. The following is the programme for next Monday evening ‘fst, Music, 2d, . Reading of Minutes, 3d, Miscellaneous Business, 4th, Reading Selection, J. A. Palmer, 5th, Essay, J. Earl Brown, 7th, Declatnation, Eddie Mead, 8th; Discussion—Resolved that the mineral resources are more important to California than the development of agricul-. ture: Affirmative—N. C. Tully, Edward Moore, M.S. Deal. Negative— J.C. Palmer, J. W. Clark, Wm. Mcee fashianable wedding, in New Yor pee found’ the money to pay for $125,000 worth of dianionds and pearls as “his gilt to his bride. ~ A PRUSSIAN is to’ introdince am cars in Baas: : : THERE ‘re seven Scandinavian churches in Chicago, with 7,100 hembers. SENATOR Samnor is prepering ll age to one cnt. Henny D'Barger, of Trenton, New Jersey, aged 74, is cutting a new set of Tue order allowing beards in the British army saves $20,000 a year for shaving. Who if the straightest man mentioned in the Bible? Joseph, because Pharoah made. ruler of lim. A New Hampssire jockey boasts three thousand “swaps” in five years. Ix these days of Fat’ Men’s Aseociations,it is no longer true that the world: knows nothing of its greatest men. You often hear of a man being in advance of his age; but you never hear of a woman being in the same _— ment, A MEDICAL student sent a lock of hair trom a corpse to a clairvoyant,who answered that the person hada kidney disease, which she would cure for five dollars. Norr's photographs are not allowed to be sold in Paris. THERE is a Matrimonial Magazine and Advertiser published in London. THe Cardiff Giant is to be taken to Europe. A PHILADELPHIA publishing house isto issue works exclusively for blind readers. A RED headed peaple’s ball 7 shortly to come off at Bridgeport, Con JACKSONVILLE is the headquarters for alligator haunting excursions Florida. SEVENTY-Two seats are to bé com tested in. tlie New South as Parliament. Nor a single Unitarian or Universalist church exists in Texas, ~ ConGress has under consideration Nevada, So all things (echottische) was splendidly executed [ THE bridegroom: of an approaching pa ers worked so owiehe heroine st ne. ot me Wook . hight. 1 =. children who never saw the royal1 od al ie er ATT) Victron EMANUEL has seventeen . nur}

F A xEw kind of intoxicating meee -Powmupor.of Kansas is known in ‘the eeas 1 ‘ ee ; py. “oh [> she iy eo d RESTAURANT! D comanns GAULT, Prop’r, . =-25 cents andiupwards.— ce _} > ORALS AT ALL HOURS AND “BOARD Senate as “Old Subsidy.” we eal on WELK, e oa MERS are now called Sholstera ‘aiveme tail! Boal half ebell.” ©“ oe bey GRAND : SOMETHING NEW! CRANE’S WASHING MACHINE . The itost Valuable Invention of the Age . HEN wereduce every invention for the ee Clothes to a bas they all amount to Pressing, Squeezing and. ‘Foreing the water through the Clothes and > Wash: means removing the dirt! Most of the Washing Machines do this by Rubbing. BY USING THE CRANE MACHINE ! Washing can be done in half the time. otherwise required. IT DON'T REQUIRE ANY POUNDING, RUBBIN d, STRETCHING, STRAINING and MALLING ‘OF THE CLOTHES ! To say nothing of Pan BOILED HANDS, RAW KNUCKLES, LAME.BACKS AND WASTED TIME. Drive “Blue Monday” from the catalogue of days in each wéek by buyinga . _ CRANE WASHING MACHINE. L. MAKE YOUR. “(WIFE HAPPY ! ing a CRANE WASHING MACHINE: easily that. a emile ie al-Ways Off the, coufitenance Of ‘the dperator kuowing that ‘Washing Day. is-anobsolete Ey Me because. the Washing helen is EARY MUKRNING ! THE LONGER THESE MACHINES ARE USED THE BETTER THEY ARE LIKED. For recommendations—@" TRY THE . . MACHINE! Manufactured by N. ©. WILLARD & CO. LS Alaeyevilie, Cal. ells th oti igi One of these M: be seen at the Sere: of T. SHURT , Commercial —* Nevada City. PRIVATE SCHOOL. Miss Florence Edwards Ax Miss Emma Palmer, ILL open a Private School at the Public =cheol House, on : Monday, March 28th, Terms $1 50 per month, for pupils from the Primary and intermediate Schoois, mi5 County Warrants. Treasurer's Office, Nevada City, March 1h 18m. OTICE is hereby given that all Warrants drawr on the fe! Fand of Nevada sen gS and registered prior to July 5th, — will be on tation. Interest cea: from this date. JULIUS: GREENWALD, County Treasarer. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, OFFICE—Corne_ of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon vada‘ ! A. ©. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —ovriceAt the Court meudk. R. M. HUNT, M DL ATTENDING PHYSICIAN NEVADA CITy UNITED STATES SALOON. yoemer of Broav and Pine Streets. : Nevada Township. SHEET & PILLOW CASE Masquerade Party. _A Grand Sheetand Pillow Case Par ty will be given by theEureka Social Club. On Thursday Evening, April 7th, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, R ation Committee—J! ‘Roeentbal, i, Levis, M. Kosenberg. Floor, Managers—E. Goldemish, L. Phillipe, K. Caeper, L. Jacobs. Tickets, including Carriages, #8 00. Tnvitatiens can procure tickets v1 the Floor Managers. None admitted except those in costume, . OWNERS OF LOTS! TAKE NOTICE; ao can get your PLATS OR SURVEYS, AFFIDAVITS, ONE OR BOTH, et JOHN CALDWELLS Justice Office, Rroad Street, nearly oppdsite the National Exchange Hotel, Trouble, previous to March 2uth. JOHN CALDWELL, 4 Notary Public and . Justice of the ‘Peace fox ot.) ‘LIVE 4 AND ae LIVE yo Good 0 Meal fernishéa from 4 ‘Tables supplied with the best the — affords.. Tickets—-not-tranefera bic: —TFhoseoan For Little Money and with Little preterit claeateifenipt cenit lnhenacn tntqeere dere wm. cimeweik: : OFFICE—Union Hotel, Nevada City Nevada, March 20th, 1870. Notice to Contractors, Orrice or THE County CLERK, > o~ Nevada Oipy, March 1gth. t OTICE is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors in and for Nevada County, until a ae Saturday, theSe cond day of April, A. B. 1870, at 10 o'clock, A. Mr. for the repair of the Suspension across Deer Creek, in Nevada City, ' Paige aon with separate plans and specifications numbered 1, 2and 3, open for inspection at ‘the office of th: County Cierk, ‘The Board of Supervisors fereby ‘reserving the privilege of “*] rejecting any andall bids at thelt ects JOHN J. RUGERS, Clerk Board Supervisors, W. MM. BAILEY, M. D. Surgeon & Homepathic Physician Store, on Broad Stree Nevada City, March 15th, 1870. DIRECT FROM PARIS, saierigned ot offers FOR SALE AT Th MOD E PRICES, a Fine Lot of FPANOY wae And T RECEIVED mROM ‘ARIS, among 4,000 balls of évem and Strong Linen Thread, all colors, ~~ » DRILLED E¥8D.NERDLES. Fresh and Fine PERFUMERY. rr Hand-made HORN COMBS. Revolvers and Pistols for Children. India Bubber Toys and Balls, witcha -~ . BEADS ofall colors. Hee just ee ee te CoLoRED ENG V as, LED LIQUORS ne WHISEY, BOT _Devot ot Seo te FINE CIGARS always on hand. mo omg al bad BaR always suppl with the best in Ee Rechere Bas. tndsample. ma . Flowerand Vegetable Seeds: . ; = FELIX GILLET, PERSONS nevls j pisses calla his Office m Kidd's Batlding, over Lester & Co's : Valley and Ni on the Nevad nel will, whe length. It-v highest eleva ‘ The “ slate, and it < ledges,—the burg and oth The: rock yi blasting is es ing rapid pr “Mining oug sional mann ing ought to This is, witt way of testin when a nun pect them a! nels, shafts We believe Branch Min is vary rich, prise, may many of th other projec -entered upc county: M to make the matic and ¢ _-Apples fe Yesterda; of butter to loaded, up. He got the said in rep that he wo five cents. way. Ma earliest fr fair that w the later v this localit can be obt three cen bring five find ready A Squas Yesterd: weighing. the seeds growers, ' The seeds who suc squash is dollars. John Lar former hi a hotel—i a good. ‘*« comes fre pounder. same gro contest. New W N.O, agent fou may be simple it piano, al stitute fi young la care for It does x