May 17, 1871 (4 pages)

imea . OF Ess nes, ote, DE». tity rm jac~ wD hat vad St. he ” Ee OWE NEVADA CITY. Se ITEMS, Yhe Survey Again. At the last meeting of the Executive Committee of the Nevada, Grass Valley and Marysville Railroad Association; it was determined to send for all the maps, etc. made by Mr. Harris. Mr. Marsh accordingly wrote to A.J. Binney of Marysville, who with him was authorized to procure the survey, and the maps, charts and diagrams were immediately sent, accompanied by a letter, in which Mr. Binney says: “I think your people are laboring under a misapprebension in regard to the survey—which I understand was made for a good 3 toot gauge road, and from that data other calculations were made—one for a Jess costly 3 toot gauge und one for a 4 foot 8} inch road. My own convictions are that the estimates are tuo high, should such, however, prove to be the case, after examination of his estimated quantity and quality of material to be used in making road bed, they can readily be modified by aby person Conversant with the cost of work. This, however, J do know, that Mr. Harris is regarded by practical railroad men to have certainly: no superior on this coast as a practical and thoroughly posted engineer, and he does not lack for experience, for he . has done as much engineering for roads that have been constructed as any one on this coast. Ithink I can satisfy any practical man that his work has been well and thoroughly done—perhaps further examination before actual building the road.-will be-considered desirable—but the route, as surveyed, is practicable, and a glance at the profile will show it is more favorable than was to have been expected. As for the prices he estimated for cost of running material, superstructure, quantity and quality ef rolling stock, if we think or know them to be too high, we can apply our own prices to his quantities and so modify the estimates,” The Marysvilie Lottery. The drawing of the Marysville lots tery commenced yesterday morning. The prizes were reduced oneshalf, as . only\chalf of the tickets were sold. Both the first and second prizes were drawn yesterday. We publish below a full list of prizes of $50 and over, The prizes of $12 50 and $25 we do not give. A full liat of the drawing is posted at the Uniun Hotel. The fols lowing is the drawing : 21897 $50, 25667 $550, 22896 $10,000 . 45167 $50, 40094 $50, 25740 $250, 46749 $125, 11403 $50, 28324 $500, 24932 $50, 4602 $50, 47575 $50, 7807 $50, 28135 $50, 23194 $50 20492 $50, 27256 $50, 821) $500, 24049 $50, 5084 $50, 3186 $500, 23018 $50, 11757 $5,000, 30079 $50, 37328 $50, 19115 41044 $250, 946 $250, 43516 $50. 23717 $50, 8187 $50, 35828 $500, 29189 $50, . 2591 $500, 14290 $50, 21249 $50, 217 $250; 25285 $50; 2114 $50, 4643 $50, $250, 31149 $50, 22377 $250, 7498 $50, 3268 $50, 20197 $50. 10863 $50, 16550 $125, 4986 $50 37950 $50, 5200 $50, 48351 $125, 47177 $125, 14912 50, 43738 $50, 24481 $250, 8840 $50, 10960 $50, 12729 $50, 47352 $50, 24690 $50, 25099 $50, 44781 $50, 32180 $50, 42245 $50, 49168 $50 44660 $50. Trial of Mutlen. y The trial of Mullen,indicted for highway robbery, commenced in the Cousty Court yesterday, -District Attorney Caldwell and G. L. Waters prosecus ting, and W.W. Cross and J.C. Palmer defending. The offence was al» leged to have been committed in the town of Grass Valley. e Shower. The late showers of rain have been a great blessing to the ranchmen in this county. In the lower part of the county the crops will be saved and fresh grass will be started for grazing. Sociable. \ Ae Sociable connected with the gregational Church, will be. held at the residence. of H., 8. Bradley, on School street, Wednesday evening at 74 o’élock. A general invitation :is extended. LOOK OUT! This Column Will be filled up ina few days. f aw ENTIRE STOCK OF IMPORTANT ! TO THE -PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! TREMENDOUS SALE . —OF— CLOTHING ! —AT— Banner Bros, EMPORIUM! Selling Out. Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS! . GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM ss GLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHING BOYS’ CLOTHINC, &e. &C. &KC. Will be Closed out at First Cost ise} AND LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city», and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRING CLOTHING, LATEST STYLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t# To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 41 We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must and will be closed out thie Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great Bargains now offered. t@ The good will of business together with store-fixtures are for sale. : BANNER BROTHERS. Cor, Broad & Pine Streeta, '~ Nevada City. APRIL ist, 1873, NEW FIRM! FRESH GOODS! LOW PRICES! imé QUICK SALES! gts UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name of Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. We, will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN with a ; Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of Uli’ Vicinity aid to enable us to take advan= tage of the markets at all times, and to insure (0 Our patrons 4 in ‘ : Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates. $ We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a goud commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CA SHE! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And weuid return our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free ef Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. {2~ All persons indebted te A. H. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts atas early a date as possible. —_ PROSPECTUS —OF THE— STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO. Objects of the Company. First—To prevent the continued periodical skimming 01 the State by purely iocal and ‘oreign lusurance Companies, as 18s now done, the iarther Centralization of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few; the pernicious effects of which are everywhere visible and generally acknowledged. Second—0 make the lands and property of the Wheat Grower, Wool Grower, Whine’ Maker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer available security jor such reasonable Joans and auvauces as their successiul prosecution naturally requires ; which is the great overshaduwing demand’* of the times en the Pacific Cuast. : Plan of the Company. . First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first object of tne Company can be most fully and periectly accomplinned by the establishing of a branch in each and ali of (De Cities and principal towns of the dtate,under the supervision and cuntrol of local Direetors ana otficeis, through Waom the Capital of the Gompany shail be Joaneain the localities where subscribed ; and tur ikke purpose, the annual division of the entire net rece pts of the Company amc ny all the branches, fro rata, according to the Capital Stock represented by each. by this method, every branch office is practically a hume oltice, enjoying all the adVanlages which could possibly accrue through any purely local Organiza.uun, greatly inCreased by an extended influence and business. Insurance of Loans, Second—lIt is contidently hoped, believed andexpected that the second object above stated, Can be as itully andcomp etely secured through a new jorm ot policy, in which the Company *nsures not only a perfect title to the Januds given as security but aiso, prompt and Complete compliance with the conditions of loans. : ihe insurance of Crops, and the sufficiency of cullateral securities tor ‘other interests, as is Uone in Kustern States, may also become of such importance as to inguce the Company Lo add those branches tq its other ‘busiDess. Reduction of Interest. Constant acevssions to local capital threagh the thousand ayencies ef this Company must tend to the reduction of interest. Capital Stock. The Capital Stock of the Company will be Two Huudred Thousand Vullars, gold colin, divided-into Four ‘thousand Shares of Ffity Dollars each. Payable. Payable in four installments of Twenty-five per cent each. Subscription Lists. Will be opened at San Francisco, Stockton , Sacramento, San Joge, Marysville, Uakland , Los Augeles, Santa C.uz, Petaluma, San Rafuel, Nevada Vity, Chico, and Vatlejo, where Lucal Boards have already been partially organized.§ Who Should Subscribe. Every man in the State of California shouid idevtify himscit with a Company which 80 tuljy embraves and so pertectly biends the interests of the whule State, Mutuality of Interests with Co-operative Effurts, deserves aud will command success. DIRECTORS. , Hon. Geo Pea: ce, } Wm H Knight, Win Kt, Weils, ; Wind Miller, Isaac R. Jewell, ' John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, 1 LW Walker, Hon, J. N. Saunders, . G Waruer, JD Farw.h, ;C ‘Tempel, iichard Ivers, ! Robert oeavy, A, Newman, 'M M Kstee, H. Kosekraus, 1 Burke, Wm K Wadsworth, {. L W Kennedy, Hon D B Wilson, 'J Kituredge, O W Cuilds, 1J W Nye, P, Beaudry, 1 Cyrus Palmer, J ¥ Burus, . kd U Kewen, A. C. Niles, ' 5 B Casweil, tion Chas Marsh, ‘CK Tuum, O © Torson, ‘ Geo Hansen, KW Bigelow, . dvln Cachin, RK. W. ‘Luily, «. Ira A matoa, Joseph t’errin, ‘aA W Lester, rlinuy Bartlett, Wm M nddy, Jvvathan clark, A B Gregory, Hou. 5 B Mcnee, 1 GW smith, A P Brayton, has & mulloy, ?) A. H. HANSON. ' James Stratton, \ 4 = Lauirunge, Jawes Koss, \ 1 LLL, ‘Thos H Hanson, 'G W swan, Manville Doyle, 'Jdubn heyes, Win Hill, iN Hula, KF ‘i Maynard. . Bevert Martens, Geo W ia ' ene valley Tyler Curtis, . Win Beckman Saw’l C Gray, 1 W W Marvin, Hon C L Wiggin, +; CU Hayuen, Wim 1 Jessop, ; Chris: Weisel, Jacob schieicler, ! Chas ‘Travers, Abner Doble, ' Hd Armstrong: M Keller C Feica Jobu Jones. ' James Mcduire, SH Mott, ' AlMos Warring, i P Marselus, ! trey po RM Hont , Wim cep, andrew McShane, . W s Strong, Win tf Hall, H aan altken, N oH A Mason ik uw sivuay, Jacub Kich, ” . John duverkrap, Dauiel Murphy, . Coas Hass, J it Logan, . eter bargion, Chas rather, ' M P vougnerty, Y Burnet, ; MeLuru i.oberts, Huu amassa Pray, { U & White, KC birby, be : pore, Wm H Moore, i Oyen, Junp Grant, 1c je Gruusbeck, JN Besse, } = pusuardom, LH vary, ' “lecuan, suichard Dale, ' J PB neivy, Win & Wiliams, ' ae wanes \. Hugeue Goraud. thos Cucbett, My penesick Kaglehard,! Tuos Guinean, Robert Beck, H iGnuch vacube, John Domingos, H 4 U Wauveler, Wm G Kogheb, ‘ M Corcuran, W 4 Crowell, iH VU Weiler, W Ff Knox, i PA vogan, Wm brid ba Farge fein od Juha J aver. H Uooper, dunu Gregory, i i'd Buerw u Peter A Miller, 1 Jos Baaquier, ns black, i tu = er iter w C Hopping ware ms Austin pyerry, ' W C Be,cher, ik A Kalisher, +U M Wozeneratt, i L Beard, 1 C @ Breed L Schoen, H

imea . OF Ess nes, ote, DE». tity rm jac~ wD hat vad St. he ” Ee OWE NEVADA CITY. Se ITEMS, Yhe Survey Again. At the last meeting of the Executive Committee of the Nevada, Grass Valley and Marysville Railroad Association; it was determined to send for all the maps, etc. made by Mr. Harris. Mr. Marsh accordingly wrote to A.J. Binney of Marysville, who with him was authorized to procure the survey, and the maps, charts and diagrams were immediately sent, accompanied by a letter, in which Mr. Binney says: “I think your people are laboring under a misapprebension in regard to the survey—which I understand was made for a good 3 toot gauge road, and from that data other calculations were made—one for a Jess costly 3 toot gauge und one for a 4 foot 8} inch road. My own convictions are that the estimates are tuo high, should such, however, prove to be the case, after examination of his estimated quantity and quality of material to be used in making road bed, they can readily be modified by aby person Conversant with the cost of work. This, however, J do know, that Mr. Harris is regarded by practical railroad men to have certainly: no superior on this coast as a practical and thoroughly posted engineer, and he does not lack for experience, for he . has done as much engineering for roads that have been constructed as any one on this coast. Ithink I can satisfy any practical man that his work has been well and thoroughly done—perhaps further examination before actual building the road.-will be-considered desirable—but the route, as surveyed, is practicable, and a glance at the profile will show it is more favorable than was to have been expected. As for the prices he estimated for cost of running material, superstructure, quantity and quality ef rolling stock, if we think or know them to be too high, we can apply our own prices to his quantities and so modify the estimates,” The Marysvilie Lottery. The drawing of the Marysville lots tery commenced yesterday morning. The prizes were reduced oneshalf, as . only\chalf of the tickets were sold. Both the first and second prizes were drawn yesterday. We publish below a full list of prizes of $50 and over, The prizes of $12 50 and $25 we do not give. A full liat of the drawing is posted at the Uniun Hotel. The fols lowing is the drawing : 21897 $50, 25667 $550, 22896 $10,000 . 45167 $50, 40094 $50, 25740 $250, 46749 $125, 11403 $50, 28324 $500, 24932 $50, 4602 $50, 47575 $50, 7807 $50, 28135 $50, 23194 $50 20492 $50, 27256 $50, 821) $500, 24049 $50, 5084 $50, 3186 $500, 23018 $50, 11757 $5,000, 30079 $50, 37328 $50, 19115 41044 $250, 946 $250, 43516 $50. 23717 $50, 8187 $50, 35828 $500, 29189 $50, . 2591 $500, 14290 $50, 21249 $50, 217 $250; 25285 $50; 2114 $50, 4643 $50, $250, 31149 $50, 22377 $250, 7498 $50, 3268 $50, 20197 $50. 10863 $50, 16550 $125, 4986 $50 37950 $50, 5200 $50, 48351 $125, 47177 $125, 14912 50, 43738 $50, 24481 $250, 8840 $50, 10960 $50, 12729 $50, 47352 $50, 24690 $50, 25099 $50, 44781 $50, 32180 $50, 42245 $50, 49168 $50 44660 $50. Trial of Mutlen. y The trial of Mullen,indicted for highway robbery, commenced in the Cousty Court yesterday, -District Attorney Caldwell and G. L. Waters prosecus ting, and W.W. Cross and J.C. Palmer defending. The offence was al» leged to have been committed in the town of Grass Valley. e Shower. The late showers of rain have been a great blessing to the ranchmen in this county. In the lower part of the county the crops will be saved and fresh grass will be started for grazing. Sociable. \ Ae Sociable connected with the gregational Church, will be. held at the residence. of H., 8. Bradley, on School street, Wednesday evening at 74 o’élock. A general invitation :is extended. LOOK OUT! This Column Will be filled up ina few days. f aw ENTIRE STOCK OF IMPORTANT ! TO THE -PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! TREMENDOUS SALE . —OF— CLOTHING ! —AT— Banner Bros, EMPORIUM! Selling Out. Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS! . GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM ss GLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHING BOYS’ CLOTHINC, &e. &C. &KC. Will be Closed out at First Cost ise} AND LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city», and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRING CLOTHING, LATEST STYLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t# To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 41 We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must and will be closed out thie Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great Bargains now offered. t@ The good will of business together with store-fixtures are for sale. : BANNER BROTHERS. Cor, Broad & Pine Streeta, '~ Nevada City. APRIL ist, 1873, NEW FIRM! FRESH GOODS! LOW PRICES! imé QUICK SALES! gts UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name of Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. We, will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN with a ;

Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of Uli’ Vicinity aid to enable us to take advan= tage of the markets at all times, and to insure (0 Our patrons 4 in ‘ : Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates. $ We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a goud commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CA SHE! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And weuid return our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free ef Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. {2~ All persons indebted te A. H. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts atas early a date as possible. —_ PROSPECTUS —OF THE— STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO. Objects of the Company. First—To prevent the continued periodical skimming 01 the State by purely iocal and ‘oreign lusurance Companies, as 18s now done, the iarther Centralization of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few; the pernicious effects of which are everywhere visible and generally acknowledged. Second—0 make the lands and property of the Wheat Grower, Wool Grower, Whine’ Maker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer available security jor such reasonable Joans and auvauces as their successiul prosecution naturally requires ; which is the great overshaduwing demand’* of the times en the Pacific Cuast. : Plan of the Company. . First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first object of tne Company can be most fully and periectly accomplinned by the establishing of a branch in each and ali of (De Cities and principal towns of the dtate,under the supervision and cuntrol of local Direetors ana otficeis, through Waom the Capital of the Gompany shail be Joaneain the localities where subscribed ; and tur ikke purpose, the annual division of the entire net rece pts of the Company amc ny all the branches, fro rata, according to the Capital Stock represented by each. by this method, every branch office is practically a hume oltice, enjoying all the adVanlages which could possibly accrue through any purely local Organiza.uun, greatly inCreased by an extended influence and business. Insurance of Loans, Second—lIt is contidently hoped, believed andexpected that the second object above stated, Can be as itully andcomp etely secured through a new jorm ot policy, in which the Company *nsures not only a perfect title to the Januds given as security but aiso, prompt and Complete compliance with the conditions of loans. : ihe insurance of Crops, and the sufficiency of cullateral securities tor ‘other interests, as is Uone in Kustern States, may also become of such importance as to inguce the Company Lo add those branches tq its other ‘busiDess. Reduction of Interest. Constant acevssions to local capital threagh the thousand ayencies ef this Company must tend to the reduction of interest. Capital Stock. The Capital Stock of the Company will be Two Huudred Thousand Vullars, gold colin, divided-into Four ‘thousand Shares of Ffity Dollars each. Payable. Payable in four installments of Twenty-five per cent each. Subscription Lists. Will be opened at San Francisco, Stockton , Sacramento, San Joge, Marysville, Uakland , Los Augeles, Santa C.uz, Petaluma, San Rafuel, Nevada Vity, Chico, and Vatlejo, where Lucal Boards have already been partially organized.§ Who Should Subscribe. Every man in the State of California shouid idevtify himscit with a Company which 80 tuljy embraves and so pertectly biends the interests of the whule State, Mutuality of Interests with Co-operative Effurts, deserves aud will command success. DIRECTORS. , Hon. Geo Pea: ce, } Wm H Knight, Win Kt, Weils, ; Wind Miller, Isaac R. Jewell, ' John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, 1 LW Walker, Hon, J. N. Saunders, . G Waruer, JD Farw.h, ;C ‘Tempel, iichard Ivers, ! Robert oeavy, A, Newman, 'M M Kstee, H. Kosekraus, 1 Burke, Wm K Wadsworth, {. L W Kennedy, Hon D B Wilson, 'J Kituredge, O W Cuilds, 1J W Nye, P, Beaudry, 1 Cyrus Palmer, J ¥ Burus, . kd U Kewen, A. C. Niles, ' 5 B Casweil, tion Chas Marsh, ‘CK Tuum, O © Torson, ‘ Geo Hansen, KW Bigelow, . dvln Cachin, RK. W. ‘Luily, «. Ira A matoa, Joseph t’errin, ‘aA W Lester, rlinuy Bartlett, Wm M nddy, Jvvathan clark, A B Gregory, Hou. 5 B Mcnee, 1 GW smith, A P Brayton, has & mulloy, ?) A. H. HANSON. ' James Stratton, \ 4 = Lauirunge, Jawes Koss, \ 1 LLL, ‘Thos H Hanson, 'G W swan, Manville Doyle, 'Jdubn heyes, Win Hill, iN Hula, KF ‘i Maynard. . Bevert Martens, Geo W ia ' ene valley Tyler Curtis, . Win Beckman Saw’l C Gray, 1 W W Marvin, Hon C L Wiggin, +; CU Hayuen, Wim 1 Jessop, ; Chris: Weisel, Jacob schieicler, ! Chas ‘Travers, Abner Doble, ' Hd Armstrong: M Keller C Feica Jobu Jones. ' James Mcduire, SH Mott, ' AlMos Warring, i P Marselus, ! trey po RM Hont , Wim cep, andrew McShane, . W s Strong, Win tf Hall, H aan altken, N oH A Mason ik uw sivuay, Jacub Kich, ” . John duverkrap, Dauiel Murphy, . Coas Hass, J it Logan, . eter bargion, Chas rather, ' M P vougnerty, Y Burnet, ; MeLuru i.oberts, Huu amassa Pray, { U & White, KC birby, be : pore, Wm H Moore, i Oyen, Junp Grant, 1c je Gruusbeck, JN Besse, } = pusuardom, LH vary, ' “lecuan, suichard Dale, ' J PB neivy, Win & Wiliams, ' ae wanes \. Hugeue Goraud. thos Cucbett, My penesick Kaglehard,! Tuos Guinean, Robert Beck, H iGnuch vacube, John Domingos, H 4 U Wauveler, Wm G Kogheb, ‘ M Corcuran, W 4 Crowell, iH VU Weiler, W Ff Knox, i PA vogan, Wm brid ba Farge fein od Juha J aver. H Uooper, dunu Gregory, i i'd Buerw u Peter A Miller, 1 Jos Baaquier, ns black, i tu = er iter w C Hopping ware ms Austin pyerry, ' W C Be,cher, ik A Kalisher, +U M Wozeneratt, i L Beard, 1 C @ Breed L Schoen, H