March 29, 1867 (4 pages)

vB My Bie : z : E * ra 3 CSR BRIE in Ry oes TREC nara Aaa : : oe gene lin — enfoobled by disease and eetornetenenante G Sravssigt a ~ CALIFORNIA. . OOUNTY & CITY OF FICIAL PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 29,1867. “AK Minto Bureav.—The Commissionerof Revenue estimates that there are : 158,157 persons engaged:in mining. Full istatistics would probably show a third] ‘more than this. J adging a ‘the popState, it is ne to estimate ‘that there are from five to six persons dependent directly ‘upon every miner, and when we come to look at the large number of towns, cities . and industries sustained by this great im terest, its importance is apparent. The ‘mining interest, though extended, is not so general as the mechanical, commercial ‘and agricultural industries of the country. Each of these departments are represented‘in Congress by men of ability, thoroughly conversant with their necessities, and no question can arise in regard to them that is not thoroughly understood. Not so with mining—and_ especially -with gold “the first rich mines-of gold were discover-, ed, and the Jaws governing the deposit . . and yield, the manner of working, and the necessities of the large class of people dependent upon the minesare,as yet,little understood. “The other great industries of the country have their departments at Washington, from which monthly or an. nual reports are issued, setting forth their needs and tepresenting their successes.— The Department of Agriculture in the ‘monthly and annual reports issued, furnishes a fund of information and instriction to farmers, graziers and horticulturaljats, that is of inestimable value, besides biving such data to legislators as enables ‘them to act intelligently for the general interest. The greatest ignorance of the extent and wants of the mining interest has prevailed at Washington, and California has been unfortunate in never hav” ‘ing hada representative who could dispel it, Cole, it is true, proposed a Mining Bureau, but it was defeated, and Conness has worked steadily against it. “Nearly every journal in the mining Jocalities has favored the project, because they believe the dame good effects which resulted from the establishment of a Bureau of Agrisulture, will follow to the mining interest* The appointment of a Commissioner such ‘a8 Ross Browne, who writes his reports without looking at the mines, will do about ‘as much good as would a letter from “Josh Billings” on Astronomy,.so far as any prac. tical information is concerned. His accounts of the mines at Washoe and Reese River, are considered by all miners of those . localities as huge burlesques. Let a Mining Bureau be established and placed in charge of competent men and a great good will be done for the development of the mineral wealth of the country. THE SACRAMENTO BEE. —This onceiteals evening papér proposes, on the first of May, in addition to the daily; to issue a semi-weekly edition. The Bee always contains a large amount of excellent read. ing matter for the family circle, its selections being made with great taste and its stories being of the most interesting character. In its columns is never found that trashy stuff so extensively published by Journals which claim a reputation as literary papers. We predict that the semiweekly Bee will become very popular, A Curious, RuMor.—The Denver News Bays that there is a curious rumor ftom the mountains, by a gentleman just down, ‘that a remarkable pocket or cavit has ‘been found in one of the mines near, Gregory Point, the walls of which are absolutely lined or plated with gold. Its inform. “ght had seen a small specimen from it, ‘which was valued at $200. The discover. ‘ Fe. secm to be keeping it a secret. <a “bean obituary notice of an_old citizen, -an Ohio says: “He was honest and “age.” ~~ Tee. eeiie Taian calls Garibaldi wd Beast, Butler-of the Italian Liberal party, TT SPhery oF sixty. Chinamen aarived in . Sa othe’ ‘during le “on the . nud Tine’ of ig P~. met de vortion, _ mining. It is not yet two decades’ sinwe'. :' (8 The County Auditor has furnished us with he foll@wing financial” statistics of the y#ar eylling Mafeh 4th, 1867: March Sth, 1866, the county treasury received from the several county officers, thé following amounts of fees collected by them, to wit: FromtheClerk-and Auditor, $ 8,190 25 From the Recorder, 11 mo’s, 10,450 75 From the Sher‘ff. 591 60 $19,232 60 The following salaries were paid viz: To the Clerk, $2,500 00 Deputy Clerk, 1,800 00 ; Auditor, ‘900 00 . Recorder, 11 months, 2,291 67 Recorder’ s Deputies, 8,916 98 Assessor, : 2,000 00 Assessor’s: Deputies, 2,094 00 Treasurer, 2,000 00 Collector, 2,000 00 District Attorney, 1,200 00 County Judge, 83000 00 ’ Superintendent of Schools, 600 00 Total salaries paid, 24,302 65 Received from the State treassury for State’s proportion of the expense attending the collection Under thé salary system, commencing . County Auditor's Report. "s se Tothe Hon. theoard of Su ~ Sm * Py 1) » I respectfully submit the following statement of the financial condition ot Nevada County, on ‘the 4th day of March, 1867: R. H. FARQUHAR, County Anditor. of the revenue up to Jan. 1, 1867, 5,852 67 Total salaries less State’s pro18,949 98 There were paid during the year the following expenses : For ames and improvements of county roads, including taxes collected by road overseers, 20,241 85 For care of indigent sick, 9,461 25 Insurance of Court House and ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. . LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. March-28,-1867. H W Clark San Fra J Todkill You Bet L A Armstrong do HH Williams SA Nichols © do EF Bean Ney ada The County Collector collected during the year the following poll taxes and licenses, to wit: 122 military pot! taxes,at #2 244 00 4122 State poll taxes, at 8,244 00 820 do do do at 3 960 00 4502 county poll do at 2 9,004 00 2745 for’n min’s lien’s at4 10,980 00 642 3d class liq’rlicen’s at 15 9,630 00 74 9th class licenses at 11 25 832 50 781 10th class do-at 750 5,857 50 19 wagon pedler do at 45 00 855 00 19 pack pedler doat 1500 . 28500 ; auction do at 25 00 200 00 i pagation do at 25 00 25 00 22 billiard do at 10 00 220 00 24 do do-at-_5-00 120.00 9 circus do at 1000 90 00 88 theatre ~~ do at =5 00 440 00 47 brokers do at 15 00 705 00 1 pawnbroker do at 8000 80 00 $48,722 00 The County Tressnrer received during said period for fines $627 25 and from toll roads $304. ar A Silketinnis caught an oppossum in a lamp post in Petersburg, Virginia, some time ago. In Luck.—A washerwoman in Providence, R, I., has received a legacy of $20,000. STATISTICS prove that but one Pennsylvanian in a thousand arrives at the age of sixty years. ACCIDENTS.— We learn from the Grass Valley Union that Wm. Stinson, employed in the-Diamond mine, while being lowered down the incline struck his head against a projecting plank and received a serious gash. John Loudill, a wood-chopper, had his arm broken by a limb of a tree which fell upon it. —— Mrs. Cuppy, said to be the most eloquent advocate of Spiritualism in the United States, will shortly visit this county. For Crry Mars#aL.—By reference to our advertising columns, it will be. seen that John” Senner, Jr., is a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Tecumseh Quartz otining, Company: . PSE ANNGAL we MERT! C. 3 W H Holbrook Ca m D C Cooper 18 Hospital, 549 25 1 ( County printing, 765 95 . Miss A Warner Go f M Dory do Blank books and stationery, 1,020.00 Miss H Peabody City T B Holland Red Do Jurors services, 2,295 00 M I eabody do FChapalett Mead L Repairs and improvements of J C Goad Grass Vall J A Mitchel do Court House, 2,179 26 M Banalleck do L Brown Moores F1 Prison and criminal expenses, 5,870 87 [ AAndrews do RK A Jones do Election expenses, 294 59 . M B Worth Lincoln J Williamson Cisco Fees i in criminal matters 12.741 78 B L Allen Auburn 8 Quick Unionville Sanetchens perdiem and mile> 7 J Williams Canada AJ Doolittle Will V age, 1,928 00 H Southard Mill R Roberts Grass Val Registration in Great Register, 693 75 C W Scott Anthon h J Saunders do . = ee —— 64,177 07 ing Com D a ae be: be held at theo of A. A. : mn Mevaae Cite om THURSDAY, THE . aS Dar Sra esis OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK es EVERY TWENTY DAYS! Carrying the United States Mail, Vo ks AS aN.16 Ai B.-A. @ UA:. The North American 8. 8. Co. beh dispatch the favorite Steamship AMERICA, EDGAR WAKEMAN, Commander. Will sail MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 1867. From Mission Street Wharf, at i1 A. M. Connectin . 500 wn with the New Steamship NEVA tons, FOR NEW YORK, No expense. ie the Isthmus! 100 pounds of ee The Moses Taylor rails May 4th, 1867. xo further information, apply to I. W, RAYAgent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up staire, San Francisco. FOR cITy ¥ MARSHAL, jay SENNER, Jr., her hereby announces himself as a candidate for the office of City: Marshal. Election to be held on the 6th of May. 1867. FOR CITY . MARSHA L. OHN HAHN announces himself as a J date for the office of City Marshal, 6 ee «yi FOR MARSHAL, C T. CANFIELD, at “at the urgent solicitation e of numerous friends announces himself as a candidate for the office o City Marshal, at the election to be held on the 6th any of May, "1867. FOR MARSHAL, e ‘NHARLES W. CORNELL is a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. FOR MARSHAL. rJ.HE many friends of B. H. COLLIER r reepectfully propose him as a suitable candidate for the office of City Marshal. hey believe him capable, in every veupact, of discharging al! the duties appertaining to that Office. mch16 FOR MARSHAL, Wes AM SCOTT is announced asa candidate for thee office loys for Marshal at the ensuing Election. AUCTION SALE. ON SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, 1867, “At 10 o’clock, A. m. IN THE BRICK STORE FORMERLY OCCU: PIED BY 8. HAAS & CO, On the Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets, Consisting of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE CHINA ~ AND CROCKERY ° WARE, French and Preserved Fruits. Sale to Contmence at 10 o'clock, Ga” These Goods, are in: good. condition ‘ata Grandes . Saget 7 She Meher or an, t coin. MT as oS sed Fie more are expected, : » , @BNEBAL PUD. Registered warrants unpaid, $11,957 14 Unregistered warrants unpaid, 177 75 Interest due and inpaid, 18) 42 12,315 31 . ° SPECIAL FUND. Wrrrants uncalled for, 66 56 INDIGENT SICK FUND. Registered warrants unpaid, $7,094 04 = Interest due and unpaid, 811 27 7,405 31 Total warrants & interest unpaid, 19,787 12 There are the following-amounts of money in the treasury applicable to the yeast of the above warrants and interest, to wit: In the General Fand, $2 415 66 ‘ In the Special Fund, 1,093 303,513 96 Present County Debt, $16,273 16 There arc in the Treasury the fol‘ lowing other sums of money to w it: Belonging to the State, $ 3.548 19 In the School Fund, 17,229 04 In the Road Fund, 1,510 87 Received from saleof Stace : 42 50 $22.3: 830 0 60 do— (Pps of 1867 ! grast 1m fae PI . AND aEnADY reo FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN it ! Stern Winters frowns have paésed away, And beauteonus — returns once more, With radiant smiles andc olors gay, .“Proclaiming_ Winters, Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise fur man’s delight, ‘But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant th ou hit be Ts not halfre ing to the cye . As the New Spring and Summer Siyles of Goods” now bein Store of received at the _—— Clothing ANNERS. . JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING EMPORIU M — or— BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, : AND FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this market—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for gale at such LOW RATES ° As cannot failto give complete satisfaction. ee We have now in Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! New Spring styles of HATS ! ! Including the celebrated Borlandous, Le Emperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. J 6 Bankerts’ Philadelphia Boots, ote bi ld And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. BOYS’ CLOTHING, Of Every Description. . CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all Colors, FINE WHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! CRAVATS, TIES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC. Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, &c, Our Spring Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County and our pricesare LOWER than those of any others. Persons in want of any thing in our line will do well tocall andexamine our Goods and prices before purchasing. All Goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. NEVADA EBON & BRASS FOUNDR ¥ Fats 1, KELLER, Au FACTS AND FICURES :; _ There are seven Meat Markets in THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT: 3,000 Ibs, . OF MEAT DAILY. NEW CONCERN (JOHNSTON?s MARKET’) Has recently been opened and the prices charged -by that Market average 5 cents a lb, ——_+ less than the public have had to pay for their Meats during the past winter and up to the present time. _ It can be seen by a very simple ¢alculation that this NEW MARKET may be made the means of lessening the cost of living very-much, and at the same time of improving the quality of Meats an¢ ‘thus seciring a constant supply of a Taxury, the absence of which is sometin és seriously and vex. atiously experienced under the reign of monopoly, viz:—Fat Meats. 3000 lbs, Quantity of Meats consumed, Reduction in price, 5 cts, Saving per day, $150 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF THE COUNTY !! JOHNSTON founds his hope of suchis undertaking, which will follow as an incident Economize !) Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH ?’?S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. Carpets. O11 Cloths, “Millinery Goods Ladies and Children’s Shoes, _ Fire and Marine Insurance, UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO, THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY . LIABLE. : Surplus July 1st, 1866-.$119,735 ” CALEB T. FAY, President. Charles D. Haven, Secretary. } Gustave Touchard, Marine Director. A. H. OUTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada. MUsXC! MUSIC! C. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. musical Instruments repaired. ploons as as may be desired. ic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other BD moor ns easy or difficult as desired. a20 JOHN DANIEL, MARBLE WORKS, 421 PINE STREET, Bet. Montgomery & Kearney, SAN FRANCISCO. be: MONUMENTS, TOMBS, PLUMLABS, Ete. Ete., ‘on hand and made to gre. pectfally solicited. rs res y 80 ‘for the and devod free’ ofcharge. are feb16 J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main stree North San J ve . ait ~ ra sereodoaaacerys i ‘. BLAZE’ 5 SALOON 7 ‘Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. . (Ir YoU WANT’A GOOD DRINK _g1 6080 BLAZES, go an * GR Gmduate of the Universite of the Universities ; also of cess on the intelligence of this community, and § he is so sanguine on this point, as to be troubled © with no misgivings whatever as to the success of of the improved public welfare. mhi3 Dry , Fancy [. Goods, Goods, : BRP How to Wos, 416 and 418 California Stree ' NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, : I Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and other . .Quadrille Music furnished, from two to six . — Che NEV LOCA! THE Mo Fall severe claim, whi with excell gold bars continued ihe mill-w days upor ledge will next Fall. , gtorms, .™ .__Lake have js now real ~-the Distric the exciter A Fine hisshop it ing, one of seen in tl walnut an The work colleetion ‘ variety 21 many of t embrace n this count silver spe river, Sonp'— equestrian feats of hi party of-n street, anc over whic his horse. ready and nerof Cc feint as th the leap,b went overt of the cr changed . Items” or ComMIn¢ Star,” ha: gagement ly visit N: er success this State she will a New ) at Scott’s ten days. Nevada F machiner new mill timber, au be consid te"Th —— i. oppositio Cash Capital.-..-.-. $750,000 . favored v Co. The April 15¢. PRIMA municati Elections correspon ries will . months, “ahead of Tue } filed ace County . ( Wednesd the Matti PRoFE:s paper on ] pecially ¢ el deposi » For M. ¢ed in the @ candid: quite a fea

vB My Bie : z : E * ra 3 CSR BRIE in Ry oes TREC nara Aaa : : oe gene lin — enfoobled by disease and eetornetenenante G Sravssigt a ~ CALIFORNIA. . OOUNTY & CITY OF FICIAL PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 29,1867. “AK Minto Bureav.—The Commissionerof Revenue estimates that there are : 158,157 persons engaged:in mining. Full istatistics would probably show a third] ‘more than this. J adging a ‘the popState, it is ne to estimate ‘that there are from five to six persons dependent directly ‘upon every miner, and when we come to look at the large number of towns, cities . and industries sustained by this great im terest, its importance is apparent. The ‘mining interest, though extended, is not so general as the mechanical, commercial ‘and agricultural industries of the country. Each of these departments are represented‘in Congress by men of ability, thoroughly conversant with their necessities, and no question can arise in regard to them that is not thoroughly understood. Not so with mining—and_ especially -with gold “the first rich mines-of gold were discover-, ed, and the Jaws governing the deposit . . and yield, the manner of working, and the necessities of the large class of people dependent upon the minesare,as yet,little understood. “The other great industries of the country have their departments at Washington, from which monthly or an. nual reports are issued, setting forth their needs and tepresenting their successes.— The Department of Agriculture in the ‘monthly and annual reports issued, furnishes a fund of information and instriction to farmers, graziers and horticulturaljats, that is of inestimable value, besides biving such data to legislators as enables ‘them to act intelligently for the general interest. The greatest ignorance of the extent and wants of the mining interest has prevailed at Washington, and California has been unfortunate in never hav” ‘ing hada representative who could dispel it, Cole, it is true, proposed a Mining Bureau, but it was defeated, and Conness has worked steadily against it. “Nearly every journal in the mining Jocalities has favored the project, because they believe the dame good effects which resulted from the establishment of a Bureau of Agrisulture, will follow to the mining interest* The appointment of a Commissioner such ‘a8 Ross Browne, who writes his reports without looking at the mines, will do about ‘as much good as would a letter from “Josh Billings” on Astronomy,.so far as any prac. tical information is concerned. His accounts of the mines at Washoe and Reese River, are considered by all miners of those . localities as huge burlesques. Let a Mining Bureau be established and placed in charge of competent men and a great good will be done for the development of the mineral wealth of the country. THE SACRAMENTO BEE. —This onceiteals evening papér proposes, on the first of May, in addition to the daily; to issue a semi-weekly edition. The Bee always contains a large amount of excellent read. ing matter for the family circle, its selections being made with great taste and its stories being of the most interesting character. In its columns is never found that trashy stuff so extensively published by Journals which claim a reputation as literary papers. We predict that the semiweekly Bee will become very popular, A Curious, RuMor.—The Denver News Bays that there is a curious rumor ftom the mountains, by a gentleman just down, ‘that a remarkable pocket or cavit has ‘been found in one of the mines near, Gregory Point, the walls of which are absolutely lined or plated with gold. Its inform. “ght had seen a small specimen from it, ‘which was valued at $200. The discover. ‘ Fe. secm to be keeping it a secret. <a “bean obituary notice of an_old citizen, -an Ohio says: “He was honest and “age.” ~~ Tee. eeiie Taian calls Garibaldi wd Beast, Butler-of the Italian Liberal party, TT SPhery oF sixty. Chinamen aarived in . Sa othe’ ‘during le “on the . nud Tine’ of ig P~. met de vortion, _ mining. It is not yet two decades’ sinwe'. :' (8 The County Auditor has furnished us with he foll@wing financial” statistics of the y#ar eylling Mafeh 4th, 1867: March Sth, 1866, the county treasury received from the several county officers, thé following amounts of fees collected by them, to wit: FromtheClerk-and Auditor, $ 8,190 25 From the Recorder, 11 mo’s, 10,450 75 From the Sher‘ff. 591 60 $19,232 60 The following salaries were paid viz: To the Clerk, $2,500 00 Deputy Clerk, 1,800 00 ; Auditor, ‘900 00 . Recorder, 11 months, 2,291 67 Recorder’ s Deputies, 8,916 98 Assessor, : 2,000 00 Assessor’s: Deputies, 2,094 00 Treasurer, 2,000 00 Collector, 2,000 00 District Attorney, 1,200 00 County Judge, 83000 00 ’ Superintendent of Schools, 600 00 Total salaries paid, 24,302 65 Received from the State treassury for State’s proportion of the expense attending the collection Under thé salary system, commencing . County Auditor's Report. "s se Tothe Hon. theoard of Su ~ Sm * Py 1) » I respectfully submit the following statement of the financial condition ot Nevada County, on ‘the 4th day of March, 1867: R. H. FARQUHAR, County Anditor. of the revenue up to Jan. 1, 1867, 5,852 67 Total salaries less State’s pro18,949 98 There were paid during the year the following expenses : For ames and improvements of county roads, including taxes collected by road overseers, 20,241 85 For care of indigent sick, 9,461 25 Insurance of Court House and ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. . LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. March-28,-1867. H W Clark San Fra J Todkill You Bet L A Armstrong do HH Williams SA Nichols © do EF Bean Ney ada The County Collector collected during the year the following poll taxes and licenses, to wit: 122 military pot! taxes,at #2 244 00 4122 State poll taxes, at 8,244 00 820 do do do at 3 960 00 4502 county poll do at 2 9,004 00 2745 for’n min’s lien’s at4 10,980 00 642 3d class liq’rlicen’s at 15 9,630 00 74 9th class licenses at 11 25 832 50 781 10th class do-at 750 5,857 50 19 wagon pedler do at 45 00 855 00 19 pack pedler doat 1500 . 28500 ; auction do at 25 00 200 00 i pagation do at 25 00 25 00 22 billiard do at 10 00 220 00 24 do do-at-_5-00 120.00 9 circus do at 1000 90 00 88 theatre ~~ do at =5 00 440 00 47 brokers do at 15 00 705 00 1 pawnbroker do at 8000 80 00 $48,722 00 The County Tressnrer received during said period for fines $627 25 and from toll roads $304. ar A Silketinnis caught an oppossum in a lamp post in Petersburg, Virginia, some time ago. In Luck.—A washerwoman in Providence, R, I., has received a legacy of $20,000. STATISTICS prove that but one Pennsylvanian in a thousand arrives at the age of sixty years. ACCIDENTS.— We learn from the Grass Valley Union that Wm. Stinson, employed in the-Diamond mine, while being lowered down the incline struck his head against a projecting plank and received a serious gash. John Loudill, a wood-chopper, had his arm broken by a limb of a tree which fell upon it. —— Mrs. Cuppy, said to be the most eloquent advocate of Spiritualism in the United States, will shortly visit this county. For Crry Mars#aL.—By reference to our advertising columns, it will be. seen that John” Senner, Jr., is a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Tecumseh Quartz otining, Company: . PSE ANNGAL we MERT! C. 3 W H Holbrook Ca m D C Cooper 18 Hospital, 549 25 1 ( County printing, 765 95 . Miss A Warner Go f M Dory do Blank books and stationery, 1,020.00 Miss H Peabody City T B Holland Red Do Jurors services, 2,295 00 M I eabody do FChapalett Mead L Repairs and improvements of J C Goad Grass Vall J A Mitchel do Court House, 2,179 26 M Banalleck do L Brown Moores F1 Prison and criminal expenses, 5,870 87 [ AAndrews do RK A Jones do Election expenses, 294 59 . M B Worth Lincoln J Williamson Cisco Fees i in criminal matters 12.741 78 B L Allen Auburn 8 Quick Unionville Sanetchens perdiem and mile> 7 J Williams Canada AJ Doolittle Will V age, 1,928 00 H Southard Mill R Roberts Grass Val Registration in Great Register, 693 75 C W Scott Anthon h J Saunders do . = ee —— 64,177 07 ing Com D a ae be: be held at theo of A. A. : mn Mevaae Cite om THURSDAY, THE . aS Dar Sra esis OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK es EVERY TWENTY DAYS! Carrying the United States Mail, Vo ks AS aN.16 Ai B.-A. @ UA:. The North American 8. 8. Co. beh dispatch the favorite Steamship AMERICA, EDGAR WAKEMAN, Commander. Will sail MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 1867. From Mission Street Wharf, at i1 A. M. Connectin . 500 wn with the New Steamship NEVA tons, FOR NEW YORK, No expense. ie the Isthmus! 100 pounds of ee The Moses Taylor rails May 4th, 1867. xo further information, apply to I. W, RAYAgent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up staire, San Francisco. FOR cITy ¥ MARSHAL, jay SENNER, Jr., her hereby announces himself as a candidate for the office of City: Marshal. Election to be held on the 6th of May. 1867. FOR CITY . MARSHA L. OHN HAHN announces himself as a J date for the office of City Marshal, 6 ee «yi FOR MARSHAL, C T. CANFIELD, at “at the urgent solicitation e of numerous friends announces himself as a candidate for the office o City Marshal, at the election to be held on the 6th any of May, "1867. FOR MARSHAL, e ‘NHARLES W. CORNELL is a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal. FOR MARSHAL. rJ.HE many friends of B. H. COLLIER r reepectfully propose him as a suitable candidate for the office of City Marshal. hey believe him capable, in every veupact, of discharging al! the duties appertaining to that Office. mch16 FOR MARSHAL, Wes AM SCOTT is announced asa candidate for thee office loys for Marshal at the ensuing Election. AUCTION SALE. ON SATURDAY, MARCH 30th, 1867, “At 10 o’clock, A. m. IN THE BRICK STORE FORMERLY OCCU: PIED BY 8. HAAS & CO, On the Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets, Consisting of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, HARDWARE CHINA ~ AND CROCKERY ° WARE, French and Preserved Fruits. Sale to Contmence at 10 o'clock, Ga” These Goods, are in: good. condition ‘ata Grandes . Saget 7 She Meher or an, t coin. MT as oS sed Fie more are expected, : » , @BNEBAL PUD. Registered warrants unpaid, $11,957 14 Unregistered warrants unpaid, 177 75

Interest due and inpaid, 18) 42 12,315 31 . ° SPECIAL FUND. Wrrrants uncalled for, 66 56 INDIGENT SICK FUND. Registered warrants unpaid, $7,094 04 = Interest due and unpaid, 811 27 7,405 31 Total warrants & interest unpaid, 19,787 12 There are the following-amounts of money in the treasury applicable to the yeast of the above warrants and interest, to wit: In the General Fand, $2 415 66 ‘ In the Special Fund, 1,093 303,513 96 Present County Debt, $16,273 16 There arc in the Treasury the fol‘ lowing other sums of money to w it: Belonging to the State, $ 3.548 19 In the School Fund, 17,229 04 In the Road Fund, 1,510 87 Received from saleof Stace : 42 50 $22.3: 830 0 60 do— (Pps of 1867 ! grast 1m fae PI . AND aEnADY reo FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN it ! Stern Winters frowns have paésed away, And beauteonus — returns once more, With radiant smiles andc olors gay, .“Proclaiming_ Winters, Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise fur man’s delight, ‘But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant th ou hit be Ts not halfre ing to the cye . As the New Spring and Summer Siyles of Goods” now bein Store of received at the _—— Clothing ANNERS. . JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING EMPORIU M — or— BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, : AND FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this market—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for gale at such LOW RATES ° As cannot failto give complete satisfaction. ee We have now in Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! New Spring styles of HATS ! ! Including the celebrated Borlandous, Le Emperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. J 6 Bankerts’ Philadelphia Boots, ote bi ld And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. BOYS’ CLOTHING, Of Every Description. . CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all Colors, FINE WHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! CRAVATS, TIES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC. Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, &c, Our Spring Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County and our pricesare LOWER than those of any others. Persons in want of any thing in our line will do well tocall andexamine our Goods and prices before purchasing. All Goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. NEVADA EBON & BRASS FOUNDR ¥ Fats 1, KELLER, Au FACTS AND FICURES :; _ There are seven Meat Markets in THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT: 3,000 Ibs, . OF MEAT DAILY. NEW CONCERN (JOHNSTON?s MARKET’) Has recently been opened and the prices charged -by that Market average 5 cents a lb, ——_+ less than the public have had to pay for their Meats during the past winter and up to the present time. _ It can be seen by a very simple ¢alculation that this NEW MARKET may be made the means of lessening the cost of living very-much, and at the same time of improving the quality of Meats an¢ ‘thus seciring a constant supply of a Taxury, the absence of which is sometin és seriously and vex. atiously experienced under the reign of monopoly, viz:—Fat Meats. 3000 lbs, Quantity of Meats consumed, Reduction in price, 5 cts, Saving per day, $150 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF THE COUNTY !! JOHNSTON founds his hope of suchis undertaking, which will follow as an incident Economize !) Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH ?’?S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. Carpets. O11 Cloths, “Millinery Goods Ladies and Children’s Shoes, _ Fire and Marine Insurance, UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO, THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY . LIABLE. : Surplus July 1st, 1866-..$119,735 ” CALEB T. FAY, President. Charles D. Haven, Secretary. } Gustave Touchard, Marine Director. A. H. OUTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada. MUsXC! MUSIC! C. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. musical Instruments repaired. ploons as as may be desired. ic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other BD moor ns easy or difficult as desired. a20 JOHN DANIEL, MARBLE WORKS, 421 PINE STREET, Bet. Montgomery & Kearney, SAN FRANCISCO. be: MONUMENTS, TOMBS, PLUMLABS, Ete. Ete., ‘on hand and made to gre. pectfally solicited. rs res y 80 ‘for the and devod free’ ofcharge. are feb16 J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main stree North San J ve . ait ~ ra sereodoaaacerys i ‘. BLAZE’ 5 SALOON 7 ‘Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. . (Ir YoU WANT’A GOOD DRINK _g1 6080 BLAZES, go an * GR Gmduate of the Universite of the Universities ; also of cess on the intelligence of this community, and § he is so sanguine on this point, as to be troubled © with no misgivings whatever as to the success of of the improved public welfare. mhi3 Dry , Fancy [. Goods, Goods, : BRP How to Wos, 416 and 418 California Stree ' NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, : I Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and other . .Quadrille Music furnished, from two to six . — Che NEV LOCA! THE Mo Fall severe claim, whi with excell gold bars continued ihe mill-w days upor ledge will next Fall. , gtorms, .™ .__Lake have js now real ~-the Distric the exciter A Fine hisshop it ing, one of seen in tl walnut an The work colleetion ‘ variety 21 many of t embrace n this count silver spe river, Sonp'— equestrian feats of hi party of-n street, anc over whic his horse. ready and nerof Cc feint as th the leap,b went overt of the cr changed . Items” or ComMIn¢ Star,” ha: gagement ly visit N: er success this State she will a New ) at Scott’s ten days. Nevada F machiner new mill timber, au be consid te"Th —— i. oppositio Cash Capital.-....-.-.. $750,000 . favored v Co. The April 15¢. PRIMA municati Elections correspon ries will . months, “ahead of Tue } filed ace County . ( Wednesd the Matti PRoFE:s paper on ] pecially ¢ el deposi » For M. ¢ed in the @ candid: quite a fea