March 7, 1868 (4 pages)

satompax mance 7 1868; 15 ll. “several times alluded to the»law of ‘March 2d, 1867, in relation to the entry . of town Jots apon mineral lands, and at ene ofa number we. republish it, Phe law providesthat‘whenever nih portion of the public lands of the United States have been or shall be settled upon and oceupied as a town ‘site, and therefore not subject to entry ander the agricultural pre-emption laws, it shall be lawful, in ease stich town shall be incorporated, for the cor— porate authorities’ thereof and if not -Incorporated,. for the Judge of the —County-Court for the county in which “such town may be situated, to enter at the proper land office, and at the minimum price, the land so settled and oocupied, in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants thereof, _. aeeording to their respective interests ; the execution of which trast, a8. to the, disposal of the lots in such town, and the proceeds of tlie sales thereof, to be conducted under such rales and regula~ -_ thons as may be prescribed by the legis= lative authority of the State or Territory _ in Which the same may’ be situated: _ Provided, That the entry of the land ~ntended by this Act to be tiade shall be made, ora declaratory statement of the “= purpose of the inhabitants to enter it . asa town site-under this Act shall-be filed with the register of the. proper land office, prior to the commencement of the public sale of the body of land ia which it is included, and that the entry or declaratory statement shall in= _ elude only such lands as are actually occupied by the town, and the title to which isin the United States. If upon -puveyed land, the entry shall in its exterior limit be made in conformity to the legal subdivisions of the public _ lands authorized by the Act of the re fourth of April, one thousand eight hundred .d twenty: and where ~-the inhabitants are in number one hundred and less than two hundred, ‘shall embrace not exceeding® three hundred —» and twenty acres; and in cases where the inhabitants of such town are more than two hundred-and less than~one} thousand, shall embrace not exceelling six hundred and forty acres; and where the number of inhabitants is one thousand and over one thousand, shall em“brace not exceeding twelve hundred and eighty actes: Provided, That for each additional one thousand inhabitants, not exceeding five thousand in all, a farther grant of three hundred and twenty acres shall be allowed; And provided further, That in any Territory in which a land office may not have been established, declaratory statements as hereinbetore provided may be filed with the Surveyor General of the surveying district in which the lands are situate, who shall transmit said declaratory ~ statement to the general land office: And provided further, That any act of _ said trustees not made in conformity to * the rules and regulations hervin alluded the foregoing provisions according to such regulations as may be prescribed __ by the Secretory. of. the Interior: And “provided further, That the provisions of ~this Act shall not apply to-militaryor ~. other reservations heretofore made by __ the United States, nor to reservations _ for light houses, Custom Houses, Mints or such other public purposes as the Anteresis of the United States may re“quire whether held under reservations _ through the land office by title derived ~ ¢innabar or copper. IMPonTaNT. Law.—We have. to, shall be void; effect to be given to . from the Crown of Spain, or otherwise ; And further provided, That no title Shall be acquired, under the provisions of this Act, to any mine of gold, silver, “From lack of economy, in. reduction Ores, it is estimated that the aggreate loss on thé production of bullién country for the present year will the sum ot yet million Crry Lors.—The following letter rel ‘ative to the entry Ot public lands as town sites, written. by. Senator Roberts to the Town Trustees of Grass Valley, We find in the National. As tt is a matter in which all citizens ‘are ‘interested,we give a large portion of it: “The Board of ‘Trustees ought to decide im~ to extend the limits of the town so as to correspond with the nearest section or quarter section lines of the United States surveys, so that if you do so conclude the corporation may be. éxtended by legislative act befure we adjourn. You may, in my opinion, apply only for your own lands; that is, the lands on which the town of Grass Valley, as is now incorporated, is situated: provided, That you take it so as to ran by the nearest section, quarter section and 40 acre tract lines; or you might be entitled to claim # large tract surround+ing the town including Boston. Ravine and Hill’s Flat to the total amount of 2,500 acres of « basis of 5,000 popula~ tion, equal to four square miles. I ‘merely state this as the allowance of the law, for the people of Boston Ravine, Union Hill, Ophir Hill, Hill’s Flat, Horeka and.all other towns having a population of 100 inhabitants may claim their-own town tite of 320 acres. I would call your attention to the fact that. whatever amount of land you choose to claiin as a town site, it must be taken. in. legal subdivisions of the ‘United States surveys, if not less’ than 40 acre tracts adjoining each other. You can easily see that the regular town lines are not put down cn the United States map—thdy ‘never looked for any town lines as defined by the Legislature and shown By the posts; that being a matter of indifference to the United States Land Surveyors, but they took in Boston Ravine and a}l suburbs of Grass Valley. proper, and marked it on the map as oné town, You have to deter— mine hew much land you will claim as an incorporated town, and in so doing I have no doubt that you can go outside of your corporate lines, certainly so far as to reach the proper section and quar ter section. lines, and as to how far you should go, yourselves and the people outside can best decide. There is no doubt that the people outside of the present corporation Timits can thus obtain a title to their lands by purchase from the town, and yet th y would not necessarily have-the-¢ rcporation extended over them.” \ ith a change of names and locality the remarks of the Judgé will apply as well to Nevada as to Grass Valley, Wisconsin has paid more than $24,000 for bounties on wild animals under a recent law. Wild cats are the most common. THE postal bill now going through the Canadian Parliament, makes prepayment optional, with an extra cost of two cents per letter if it is not done. A BILL has been offered in the LegisJature which proposes to authorize Assessors to tax personal property for the full amount of the insurance policy which is issued upon it. THe news from the Conventions at, . the South engaged in reconsttucting State Governments shows that the’wore* is progressing about as it should. THE present session of the Legislature will expire on Monday, March 80th, by Constitutional limitation. Nor Excusep.—The State Senate has sent back the resolutions indorsing Congress, to Governor Haight, with the request that he telegraph them immediately to Speaker Colfax. THE steamer now overdue from Panama, had not arrived in San Francisco up to yesterday noon. Tv is stated that the San Francisco Board of Education has determined to sell the Lincoln School-building. This isthe finest edifice of the kind west, of the Mississippi. ‘The people of San Francisco should kick the present Béard out of office, and select men fit to manage their schools. ee fe mediately whether it would be desirable . TD Debbie” ___All the steamers of this Co ‘ton and . checked ‘through — 100 pounds ‘Tar Pivitaia. ton ventboa—08 to 33 . Tux. prisoners pats ‘broke’ jail at ‘Stockton last Tuesday, ‘have sbeen re~ captured uear the Tuolumne ‘iver. Over three and # half tons’ of silver aiid. Gold Hill during the last week in February. THE employees « of the Central Pacific ‘Railroad are about to organize a society tor the relief and support of such of its members as may be —s. or disabled ‘in said employment. ee Tue city of Sacramento now bonste, of a haunted house, Fenn re — . BORN. nies In this city, on the ist inst., to the wife of Frank Fisher—a eon,In thia city, on the 6th inst., to the wife of T. C. Lampe—a dangbter. ° =H ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, DANCAREES & , MASEY, Prop's. «March 6, 1968,L Wells San Franc © W Smith Gras V MrsJ Edwards do A B Brady ds J B McMillan Line F Fos do J H Peterson Yuba M -Auliffe do M Harris Moores. T Adams Excelsior E Tilley Bannervil A MeLean Gold Fl R Brasin do C Williams Dogto do P Keough Sweetian J © Garber Nevada M Pixley San Juan. A Batnber do ES Pratt Glenbroo L Phillips do Nevada ceunty California. Notice is heregiven that ameeting of the Stockholders of the Pioneer Minin ieee will be held at their usual place of meet ves Cherokee, Nevavada county, on SATU. RDAY the 28th gay of March, 1868. at-the hour ot -2 o'clock, P. for the purpose of electing officers . ‘and ie transaction of such other business as may come before it. JOHN STONE, ne '¥. Cherokee, March 7th. North American Steamship Co OPPOSITION via PANAMA. ‘HE NORTH. AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch the Fast New Steamer ° 6 nae TONS, JOSEPH SUTTON. .Commander. FOR P A N . Mi Mgt: From. Mission Street Whart, San Francisco, at 120 clock, noon, Wednosday,.. March 25th, 1868, Connecting yia Panama Railroad, at Aspinwail with the Company's entirely new Steamship AR A GO-3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YO RK, One hundred pounds baggaye free. An experienced Surgeon, on. board: medicine and attendance free, . uh mpany.w ereafter touch at Manzanillo, each way. Freight and paseage at reduced ratea:-~-« Passage ‘liekets from Liver pool and ueenstown, by the * ‘Liverpool and Great estern 8. 5. Company's” staunch and elegant Iron Biosatohipe at unusually low rates, iene ig Bic a Bremen, Hamburg, Sonthampvre, py first class Steamers of the North German Lioyde at very reduced rates. The followin, oy 18 will be dispatched in April: Apri S. Moses Taylor, via Nicaragua ; 3. 5. Wan via Panama. For kat information apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, Northwest corner Battery PACIFICO MAIL STEAMHIEP Co's : & STEAMSHIPS —FOR— — ew. OE Oe Roe: JAPAN AND CHINA Will be dispatched as follows: Leave Wharf, corner. First and Brannan @treets, at 11 o "Glock A. M, of the following dates, for, PANAMA, connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company’s splendid Steamers from gee ALL for NEW YORK, On the 10th, 28th and 30th of each mont that has 80 days. Onthe 10th, 19th and $Oth of each month that has 31 ay 3.-— When the 10th, 19th and 80th fall on Sunday, they will leave on Saturday preceding ; when the 18th falls on Sunday,they will leave on Monday following. Steamer leaving San Francisco 4on the 10th touches atManzanillo. ‘All fouch . at Acapuico. Departures of 18th or 19th connect with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Stoamner sor South America re of fen tickets can be obtained. Departure of 10th connects with poeliah ‘Steamer for — ton, Austral South p Bin ona P. RR. Co's Sasa for Central . America. Through tickets can be ob ain The following Steamships will be dispatched en dates as given below March 10—Conatitution, Capt. Cavarly, connecting with Heary Chauncey, t Gray. March 18—-Golden Age, Capt. arnsworth, connecting with Risin ide, er Conner, March Golden Cit idge, connecting with Arizona. Cit Monnet . r Oabin passengers berthed Baggage adult passenger. An rienced bee a ‘ experienc urgeon on board, Med cine and attendances free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas rs are requested to have their baggage beforel0 o'clock. Through tickets Liverpool oe Cunard, Inman and National Steamship e, can be obtained at the P. M. 8.8, Co's Office in San Francisco, where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to Francisco ¢ithPang ‘amount of S10'to £20 will be advanced the above orders. Holders of orders wail be in ingand. "For tacrchandlae feta Sp bay e is, Fargo & Co. : mm soy Great Repu . Doan — be dispetahed (int ath, at oe for Seishin aye of it kane Str'te, od ¥ embossing of adopted a resolution favoring. the im . cor coments sthiescenl bullion were shipped from, Virginia City’ , . RLASA DES SALOONS), . other INVIGORATING BEVERAGE. of the Pi sevuia MINING COMPANY. Cherskes, me er via New York or St, Thomas—if a desired’ AT WHOLESALE OR RETA . an be delivered here from or BUCK ange! : —aT— BROAD STREBT, Nevada City. Amaxs ON HAND, by the ‘Measure or Glass ~ BUCK GEEK ts FAS good thew, and every ‘best kind. Also, first rate CIGARS. . . Give me a call, one and all. Nevada, Feb. 29th. F BACON, HAMS, AND _ CASHIN, KENT & CO. AVE ON HAND AND OFFER eam, SALE TH MEAT AND LAKD FROM Several Thousand Hogs, THE HAMS AND BACON WERE . CURED AND SMOKED _at our Packing Honee, and are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY’ PUTUPINTHESTATE, THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient or Transportation and is warranted SWEET AND FRESH. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUP RETAIL DEALERS WITH CAT CLE, HOGS AND , SHEEP, ©fthe BEST QUALITY, alive or slaughtered,in ANY PART OF TRE COUNTY on MOST. BRASORAALE TERMS, CASHIN, KENT & oo. (3 Nevada, Rilveniue 24th, 1867 NION COUNTY CONVENTION.—A Convention of the Union Party of Nevada Ceunty will be held at the City of Nevada on Saturday, the-®8th day. of March. 1868, for the ret gy of nominati “ to the Union tate Convention, to a at Sacramento on the 8ist day of March, 4008 1868; te select delegates to attend the National Republican ConGatton to be held at Ch on the 20th day of May, 1868, to ustsheale ndidates for we'd ident and Vice President of the United States. The Primary a ae will be held on Saturday the 2let day o 1868, The following is Seah <a of deleherein: Lowen i-Nen 11; BI evada Towns ev: 7; Blue Tent, 1; Scott's Fla: ada, Grass Valley Towniip15—Grags ye 12; Forest Springs, 1; Buena ‘on As & Ready To hi a wnship 6—Rough & Ready, 3; ——— springs, Ti + MooNey e: easant Fiat 1 ‘Bureka Township 4—Moore’s Flat.2; Eureport Townshi eine ae San Juan, 4 Swee and, a Birehville, » 1; French Corral, 2: Cherokee, 1 . City, 13 _ Cobar tees it fi Relief Hill, 1. ash nee Townshi _+-Washington, 2 ‘ e Towns Lak ry Takers, 1; Bo ip Raneh, 1; Co: wman’s yg its Stattgn. 2; vauhin’ eth e Yor ‘owns! Ke ttle . Y: Hel Dog, Hill, 1; You Bet, 3: Hunt’s fi i: i) i. ‘of the Union County Central Comites AW BANOS Bey Con Norce— Persons knowing th N ‘indebted to GREGORY A OO ee mit a A. a4 GREGORY. -Jd. NAFFZIGRER, 3. . R. STONE EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, fis NEVADA CITY, ! NAFPZIGER & 81 Sam gna . ‘BEEF, . PORK, " . . SEITEN. Hams, Bacoa; Lard, &e. do, “MANUFACTURE, OF OUR OWN LA'IRD. —_—_— wv Gh, ~4up immediately, the under ! lying pofeased the interest @? the ors. Perry, are Ras say close up old. Into a coal, olacontabiioned Jonoczny BUSINESS? a To ANY. ONE THAT WILL PURCHASE DY ccedinaie wok uate STOCK ‘AND FIXTURES, AT COST, AND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE AT A LOW PRICE, er i WILL GIVE THE 2 GOOD WILL OF THE BUSINESS “IN THE BARGAIN! LHAVE ALSO THREE MOUSES and ONE BARN, IN THIS CITY, VOR SALE CHEAP! . IF APPLIBD FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER ~~ 9H NECESSITY OF “LEAVING ~~~ ~-PHE COUNTRY WITHIN A nage SHORT TIME. NOTICE! ‘rk hereby request all persons knowing themselves indebted to me to call and settle, and those having demands against me to present the same immediately. WILLIAM STONE. NO. 22 COMMERCIAL STREST. Nevada City, March 1st. '. HAMILTON’S RESTAURANT, _ Commercial Strect, Nevada City. . a few doors below Randolph's Jewelry Store. THIS FIRSTCLASS RESTAURANT is kept in a style not surpassed by any in Nevada county. The Very Choicest of everything is furnished to its patrons. . Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc, Ge Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. * gar" Meals at all hours of the day or night. JOHN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct. 24th—fim_ -Proprietor. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACECTICAL CHEMIST yar” Physicians’ Preseriptions carefully . prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance —— Gan Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Gee" Residence next House above MethodistChureh, Broaa Street, Nevada. phiocan Iron & Brass Foundry. —sND— MACHINE SHOP. ‘SThaN ENGIN ES AND BOILERS built to OSA STINGS AND MACHINERY of every description, . QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or repaired, ' Ever very kinda of Bajlding Castings,Saw,Crist, alt and Bark Mills; horse power and car wheels, <uegere filled promptly and at as low rates as y Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco— freight: added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH &THOM THIRD PARTY, —BY THE— WOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL i bce” 9 THE— UNION HOTEL, THURSDAY EVWG, March 12th 1968. CoMMITTES oF ARRANGEMENTS, we Dives M. S. Hamilton, W Coombe, . Schmitt Ww. Ww. DeWitt Tiadale, J a as. RECEPTION “ coMMETTER, D. Bentley,J. Earl Brown, James H. atanaanueg' Fioon Mawsarns. R. A. Diver, W. Coombe, A: RB. Lord. sheer Invitations must be shown be obtained of W. F. at Wells indents Co's office, oF of A. 'W! 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satompax mance 7 1868; 15 ll. “several times alluded to the»law of ‘March 2d, 1867, in relation to the entry . of town Jots apon mineral lands, and at ene ofa number we. republish it, Phe law providesthat‘whenever nih portion of the public lands of the United States have been or shall be settled upon and oceupied as a town ‘site, and therefore not subject to entry ander the agricultural pre-emption laws, it shall be lawful, in ease stich town shall be incorporated, for the cor— porate authorities’ thereof and if not -Incorporated,. for the Judge of the —County-Court for the county in which “such town may be situated, to enter at the proper land office, and at the minimum price, the land so settled and oocupied, in trust for the several use and benefit of the occupants thereof, _. aeeording to their respective interests ; the execution of which trast, a8. to the, disposal of the lots in such town, and the proceeds of tlie sales thereof, to be conducted under such rales and regula~ -_ thons as may be prescribed by the legis= lative authority of the State or Territory _ in Which the same may’ be situated: _ Provided, That the entry of the land ~ntended by this Act to be tiade shall be made, ora declaratory statement of the “= purpose of the inhabitants to enter it . asa town site-under this Act shall-be filed with the register of the. proper land office, prior to the commencement of the public sale of the body of land ia which it is included, and that the entry or declaratory statement shall in= _ elude only such lands as are actually occupied by the town, and the title to which isin the United States. If upon -puveyed land, the entry shall in its exterior limit be made in conformity to the legal subdivisions of the public _ lands authorized by the Act of the re fourth of April, one thousand eight hundred ..d twenty: and where ~-the inhabitants are in number one hundred and less than two hundred, ‘shall embrace not exceeding® three hundred —» and twenty acres; and in cases where the inhabitants of such town are more than two hundred-and less than~one} thousand, shall embrace not exceelling six hundred and forty acres; and where the number of inhabitants is one thousand and over one thousand, shall em“brace not exceeding twelve hundred and eighty actes: Provided, That for each additional one thousand inhabitants, not exceeding five thousand in all, a farther grant of three hundred and twenty acres shall be allowed; And provided further, That in any Territory in which a land office may not have been established, declaratory statements as hereinbetore provided may be filed with the Surveyor General of the surveying district in which the lands are situate, who shall transmit said declaratory ~ statement to the general land office: And provided further, That any act of _ said trustees not made in conformity to * the rules and regulations hervin alluded the foregoing provisions according to such regulations as may be prescribed __ by the Secretory. of. the Interior: And “provided further, That the provisions of ~this Act shall not apply to-militaryor ~. other reservations heretofore made by __ the United States, nor to reservations _ for light houses, Custom Houses, Mints or such other public purposes as the Anteresis of the United States may re“quire whether held under reservations _ through the land office by title derived ~ ¢innabar or copper. IMPonTaNT. Law.—We have. to, shall be void; effect to be given to . from the Crown of Spain, or otherwise ; And further provided, That no title Shall be acquired, under the provisions of this Act, to any mine of gold, silver, “From lack of economy, in. reduction Ores, it is estimated that the aggreate loss on thé production of bullién country for the present year will the sum ot yet million Crry Lors.—The following letter rel ‘ative to the entry Ot public lands as town sites, written. by. Senator Roberts to the Town Trustees of Grass Valley, We find in the National. As tt is a matter in which all citizens ‘are ‘interested,we give a large portion of it: “The Board of ‘Trustees ought to decide im~ to extend the limits of the town so as to correspond with the nearest section or quarter section lines of the United States surveys, so that if you do so conclude the corporation may be. éxtended by legislative act befure we adjourn. You may, in my opinion, apply only for your own lands; that is, the lands on which the town of Grass Valley, as is now incorporated, is situated: provided, That you take it so as to ran by the nearest section, quarter section and 40 acre tract lines; or you might be entitled to claim # large tract surround+ing the town including Boston. Ravine and Hill’s Flat to the total amount of 2,500 acres of « basis of 5,000 popula~ tion, equal to four square miles. I ‘merely state this as the allowance of the law, for the people of Boston Ravine, Union Hill, Ophir Hill, Hill’s Flat, Horeka and.all other towns having a population of 100 inhabitants may claim their-own town tite of 320 acres. I would call your attention to the fact that. whatever amount of land you choose to claiin as a town site, it must be taken. in. legal subdivisions of the ‘United States surveys, if not less’ than 40 acre tracts adjoining each other. You can easily see that the regular town lines are not put down cn the United States map—thdy ‘never looked for any town lines as defined by the Legislature and shown By the posts; that being a matter of indifference to the United States Land Surveyors, but they took in Boston Ravine and a}l suburbs of Grass Valley. proper, and marked it on the map as oné town, You have to deter— mine hew much land you will claim as an incorporated town, and in so doing I have no doubt that you can go outside of your corporate lines, certainly so far as to reach the proper section and quar ter section. lines, and as to how far you should go, yourselves and the people outside can best decide. There is no doubt that the people outside of the present corporation Timits can thus obtain a title to their lands by purchase from the town, and yet th y would not necessarily have-the-¢ rcporation extended over them.” \ ith a change of names and locality the remarks of the Judgé will apply as well to Nevada as to Grass Valley, Wisconsin has paid more than $24,000 for bounties on wild animals under a recent law. Wild cats are the most common. THE postal bill now going through the Canadian Parliament, makes prepayment optional, with an extra cost of two cents per letter if it is not done. A BILL has been offered in the LegisJature which proposes to authorize Assessors to tax personal property for the full amount of the insurance policy which is issued upon it. THe news from the Conventions at, . the South engaged in reconsttucting State Governments shows that the’wore* is progressing about as it should. THE present session of the Legislature will expire on Monday, March 80th, by Constitutional limitation. Nor Excusep.—The State Senate has sent back the resolutions indorsing Congress, to Governor Haight, with the request that he telegraph them immediately to Speaker Colfax. THE steamer now overdue from Panama, had not arrived in San Francisco up to yesterday noon. Tv is stated that the San Francisco Board of Education has determined to sell the Lincoln School-building. This isthe finest edifice of the kind west, of the Mississippi. ‘The people of San Francisco should kick the present Béard out of office, and select men fit to manage their schools. ee fe mediately whether it would be desirable . TD Debbie” ___All the steamers of this Co ‘ton and . checked ‘through — 100 pounds ‘Tar Pivitaia. ton ventboa—08 to 33 . Tux. prisoners pats ‘broke’ jail at ‘Stockton last Tuesday, ‘have sbeen re~ captured uear the Tuolumne ‘iver. Over three and # half tons’ of silver aiid. Gold Hill during the last week in February. THE employees « of the Central Pacific ‘Railroad are about to organize a society tor the relief and support of such of its members as may be —s. or disabled ‘in said employment. ee Tue city of Sacramento now bonste, of a haunted house, Fenn re — . BORN. nies In this city, on the ist inst., to the wife of Frank Fisher—a eon,In thia city, on the 6th inst., to the wife of T. C. Lampe—a dangbter. ° =H ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, DANCAREES & , MASEY, Prop's. «March 6, 1968,L Wells San Franc © W Smith Gras V MrsJ Edwards do A B Brady ds J B McMillan Line F Fos do J H Peterson Yuba M -Auliffe do M Harris Moores. T Adams Excelsior E Tilley Bannervil A MeLean Gold Fl R Brasin do C Williams Dogto do P Keough Sweetian J © Garber Nevada M Pixley San Juan. A Batnber do ES Pratt Glenbroo L Phillips do Nevada ceunty California. Notice is heregiven that ameeting of the Stockholders of the Pioneer Minin ieee will be held at their usual place of meet ves Cherokee, Nevavada county, on SATU. RDAY the 28th gay of March, 1868. at-the hour ot -2 o'clock, P. for the purpose of electing officers . ‘and ie transaction of such other business as may come before it. JOHN STONE, ne '¥. Cherokee, March 7th. North American Steamship Co OPPOSITION via PANAMA. ‘HE NORTH. AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch the Fast New Steamer ° 6 nae TONS, JOSEPH SUTTON.. .Commander. FOR P A N . Mi Mgt: From. Mission Street Whart, San Francisco, at 120 clock, noon, Wednosday,... March 25th, 1868, Connecting yia Panama Railroad, at Aspinwail with the Company's entirely new Steamship AR A GO-3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YO RK,

One hundred pounds baggaye free. An experienced Surgeon, on. board: medicine and attendance free, . uh mpany.w ereafter touch at Manzanillo, each way. Freight and paseage at reduced ratea:-~-« Passage ‘liekets from Liver pool and ueenstown, by the * ‘Liverpool and Great estern 8. 5. Company's” staunch and elegant Iron Biosatohipe at unusually low rates, iene ig Bic a Bremen, Hamburg, Sonthampvre, py first class Steamers of the North German Lioyde at very reduced rates. The followin, oy 18 will be dispatched in April: Apri S. Moses Taylor, via Nicaragua ; 3. 5. Wan via Panama. For kat information apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, Northwest corner Battery PACIFICO MAIL STEAMHIEP Co's : & STEAMSHIPS —FOR— — ew. OE Oe Roe: JAPAN AND CHINA Will be dispatched as follows: Leave Wharf, corner. First and Brannan @treets, at 11 o "Glock A. M, of the following dates, for, PANAMA, connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company’s splendid Steamers from gee ALL for NEW YORK, On the 10th, 28th and 30th of each mont that has 80 days. Onthe 10th, 19th and $Oth of each month that has 31 ay 3.-— When the 10th, 19th and 80th fall on Sunday, they will leave on Saturday preceding ; when the 18th falls on Sunday,they will leave on Monday following. Steamer leaving San Francisco 4on the 10th touches atManzanillo. ‘All fouch . at Acapuico. Departures of 18th or 19th connect with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Stoamner sor South America re of fen tickets can be obtained. Departure of 10th connects with poeliah ‘Steamer for — ton, Austral South p Bin ona P. RR. Co's Sasa for Central . America. Through tickets can be ob ain The following Steamships will be dispatched en dates as given below March 10—Conatitution, Capt. Cavarly, connecting with Heary Chauncey, t Gray. March 18—-Golden Age, Capt. arnsworth, connecting with Risin ide, er Conner, March Golden Cit idge, connecting with Arizona. Cit Monnet . r Oabin passengers berthed Baggage adult passenger. An rienced bee a ‘ experienc urgeon on board, Med cine and attendances free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas rs are requested to have their baggage beforel0 o'clock. Through tickets Liverpool oe Cunard, Inman and National Steamship e, can be obtained at the P. M. 8.8, Co's Office in San Francisco, where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to Francisco ¢ithPang ‘amount of S10'to £20 will be advanced the above orders. Holders of orders wail be in ingand. "For tacrchandlae feta Sp bay e is, Fargo & Co. : mm soy Great Repu . Doan — be dispetahed (int ath, at oe for Seishin aye of it kane Str'te, od ¥ embossing of adopted a resolution favoring. the im . cor coments sthiescenl bullion were shipped from, Virginia City’ , . RLASA DES SALOONS), . other INVIGORATING BEVERAGE. of the Pi sevuia MINING COMPANY. Cherskes, me er via New York or St, Thomas—if a desired’ AT WHOLESALE OR RETA . an be delivered here from or BUCK ange! : —aT— BROAD STREBT, Nevada City. Amaxs ON HAND, by the ‘Measure or Glass ~ BUCK GEEK ts FAS good thew, and every ‘best kind. Also, first rate CIGARS. . . Give me a call, one and all. Nevada, Feb. 29th. F BACON, HAMS, AND _ CASHIN, KENT & CO. AVE ON HAND AND OFFER eam, SALE TH MEAT AND LAKD FROM Several Thousand Hogs, THE HAMS AND BACON WERE . CURED AND SMOKED _at our Packing Honee, and are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY’ PUTUPINTHESTATE, THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient or Transportation and is warranted SWEET AND FRESH. WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUP RETAIL DEALERS WITH CAT CLE, HOGS AND , SHEEP, ©fthe BEST QUALITY, alive or slaughtered,in ANY PART OF TRE COUNTY on MOST. BRASORAALE TERMS, CASHIN, KENT & oo. (3 Nevada, Rilveniue 24th, 1867 NION COUNTY CONVENTION.—A Convention of the Union Party of Nevada Ceunty will be held at the City of Nevada on Saturday, the-®8th day. of March. 1868, for the ret gy of nominati “ to the Union tate Convention, to a at Sacramento on the 8ist day of March, 4008 1868; te select delegates to attend the National Republican ConGatton to be held at Ch on the 20th day of May, 1868, to ustsheale ndidates for we'd ident and Vice President of the United States. The Primary a ae will be held on Saturday the 2let day o 1868, The following is Seah <a of deleherein: Lowen i-Nen 11; BI evada Towns ev: 7; Blue Tent, 1; Scott's Fla: ada, Grass Valley Towniip15—Grags ye 12; Forest Springs, 1; Buena ‘on As & Ready To hi a wnship 6—Rough & Ready, 3; ——— springs, Ti + MooNey e: easant Fiat 1 ‘Bureka Township 4—Moore’s Flat.2; Eureport Townshi eine ae San Juan, 4 Swee and, a Birehville, » 1; French Corral, 2: Cherokee, 1 . City, 13 _ Cobar tees it fi Relief Hill, 1. ash nee Townshi _+-Washington, 2 ‘ e Towns Lak ry Takers, 1; Bo ip Raneh, 1; Co: wman’s yg its Stattgn. 2; vauhin’ eth e Yor ‘owns! Ke ttle . Y: Hel Dog, Hill, 1; You Bet, 3: Hunt’s fi i: i) i. ‘of the Union County Central Comites AW BANOS Bey Con Norce— Persons knowing th N ‘indebted to GREGORY A OO ee mit a A. a4 GREGORY. -Jd. NAFFZIGRER, 3. . R. STONE EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, fis NEVADA CITY, ! NAFPZIGER & 81 Sam gna . ‘BEEF, . PORK, " . . SEITEN. Hams, Bacoa; Lard, &e. do, “MANUFACTURE, OF OUR OWN LA'IRD. —_—_— wv Gh, ~4up immediately, the under ! lying pofeased the interest @? the ors. Perry, are Ras say close up old. Into a coal, olacontabiioned Jonoczny BUSINESS? a To ANY. ONE THAT WILL PURCHASE DY ccedinaie wok uate STOCK ‘AND FIXTURES, AT COST, AND LEASE OR PURCHASE THE STORE AT A LOW PRICE, er i WILL GIVE THE 2 GOOD WILL OF THE BUSINESS “IN THE BARGAIN! LHAVE ALSO THREE MOUSES and ONE BARN, IN THIS CITY, VOR SALE CHEAP! . IF APPLIBD FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER ~~ 9H NECESSITY OF “LEAVING ~~~ ~-PHE COUNTRY WITHIN A nage SHORT TIME. NOTICE! ‘rk hereby request all persons knowing themselves indebted to me to call and settle, and those having demands against me to present the same immediately. WILLIAM STONE. NO. 22 COMMERCIAL STREST. Nevada City, March 1st. '. HAMILTON’S RESTAURANT, _ Commercial Strect, Nevada City. . a few doors below Randolph's Jewelry Store. THIS FIRSTCLASS RESTAURANT is kept in a style not surpassed by any in Nevada county. The Very Choicest of everything is furnished to its patrons. . Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc, Ge Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. * gar" Meals at all hours of the day or night. JOHN H. HAMILTON, Nevada, Oct. 24th—fim_ -Proprietor. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACECTICAL CHEMIST yar” Physicians’ Preseriptions carefully . prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance —— Gan Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Gee" Residence next House above MethodistChureh, Broaa Street, Nevada. phiocan Iron & Brass Foundry. —sND— MACHINE SHOP. ‘SThaN ENGIN ES AND BOILERS built to OSA STINGS AND MACHINERY of every description, . QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or repaired, ' Ever very kinda of Bajlding Castings,Saw,Crist, alt and Bark Mills; horse power and car wheels, <uegere filled promptly and at as low rates as y Establishment in Sacramento or San Francisco— freight: added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH &THOM THIRD PARTY, —BY THE— WOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL i bce” 9 THE— UNION HOTEL, THURSDAY EVWG, March 12th 1968. CoMMITTES oF ARRANGEMENTS, we Dives M. S. Hamilton, W Coombe, . Schmitt Ww. Ww. DeWitt Tiadale, J a as. RECEPTION “ coMMETTER, D. Bentley,J. Earl Brown, James H. atanaanueg' Fioon Mawsarns. R. A. Diver, W. Coombe, A: RB. Lord. sheer Invitations must be shown be obtained of W. F. at Wells indents Co's office, oF of A. 'W! 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