May 25, 1871 (4 pages)

ue and. has fer les her of one bat eter~ Use ew ant ore hy. ase. tada val lun old ne, ite; or Vs. 71. nts, id. dy, 1. _ vitsky, Commercial . street, Nevada.—; ' tend the California Pacific road eastThe Daily Srauseript, NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. ‘‘Buzzing.”’ ‘There is;@,.considerable amount of buzzing among the Democrats of this county. Their Primary meeting. will be held on Satarday next, and a strong effort is being madw to defeat Findley in this. county. Ifthe Haightites vote as numerously as they did in Colusa; they may succeed in securing the delegation, bat the Findley men are tonfi. dent of success. Bets of two te one are offered that. Tom Findley will se~ cure’the county delegation to the State Convention, ‘The fight is warm in Grass Valiey, and there is every indication of an exciting contest in that los cality. The impression is that Fiadley will have a straight vowe from Nevada township. ‘The Democrats are evident ly much interested, and buzzing is“ the order of the day among them. The Concert To-night. Everybody should attend the concert to be given by Philip Phillips, at the Congregational Church, this evening. Those who stay away will miss a treat. The Petersburg Index, speaking of Mr. Phillips’ . concert, says: Notwithstanding the pross has heralded his wondeful powers, both as @ yocalist, and performer, wé were in no degree prepared for such a treat as we realized. If eloquence may be applied with propriety to-musi¢; Mr--Phillips has an indisputable right to-be eonsidered-asthe--Orater of+ Music, for he possesses the power of investing the simplest Sunday School hymn with an irresistable charm, while his mastery over the mostidifficult compositions is no legs complete and absolute. ‘Scatter seeds of kindness,” wrought a profound impresston, bub the “Shipwreck” was rendered with a pathos; ‘and even dramatic effect almost indescribable. Probate. We stated a few days since that Chas. McEivy, Public Administrator, had made application for letters of administration in the estate of A. T. Reasoner, deveased, Mr. McKIvy has made no such application. Oliver P. Reasoner, a brother of deceased made the application for letters, and the hearing has been set for May 27th, at 10 o’clock, Locations. Binkleman & Co. have located 1,200 teet on Boulder Hill, in Rough & Ready township. . , Peter Johnsoa & Co. have located 2,640 feet on Boulder Hill, in Bough and Ready township, for gravel mining purposes. The Difference. Passengers from San Francisco who came by private conveyance, arrived in this city on Tuesday: evening at 7 o'clock, ‘ The'stage with the ' mails reached ‘here after 9 o’clock. The team came by the Crandall read and the stage by the. turnpike, ,.Last evening the stage arrived at 8} o’clock. County Clerk. Ps . J. Rogers, present incumbent,is announced as a candidate for resnomination for County Clerk before the Democratic Convention, Rogers makes a good Clerk, and the only objection to his election is that he-does not belong Just the ‘ae. @o and see H. Levy's linia store,at the old stand of Nathan & NeAll goods are new and of the latest atyle, and it is just the place for ladies to bay. Levy has fine assortment of dreds goods, wall paper, shawls, trimmings, ete., and he offers big inducements in the way of great bargains. * Trout and Strawberries. Fresh Truckee trout and strawber. ries received daily, aleo vegetables and meat of all kinds, furnished at the Empire Market, Maia street. 8. M. Timmons, proprietor. Taz New RAILROAD ProjsEct.— The projectors of the scheme to exThe arof sthe California si i aes ward \ pan hwee daparyscal ticles of asongeg that the Gitte ,will be Seixly MUSICAL FESTIVAL! BROOKLYN H¥ULL, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, JOLY 4thy 1871. IN AID OF A PUBLIC (3~ LIBRARY. $10,000 GOLD COIN! Will be donated in the following manner : $7,000 in Gold Com to establish a Library. $600 to Alameda County Hospital, . a $500 to Gencrai School Fund. $600 10 Breckiya Fire Bepartment. $350 to each ofthe Four Church‘©8 OF Brookiya. t@ LOOK AT THE LIST OF GASH GIFTS, 3 The Profits go for the Benefit of a Public Library, . The Gifts will be sent ‘by Draft or Express to any part of the World. 2166 GIFTS—ONE CHANCE IN —BVERY 22: The best and most liberal Schedule ye: presented to the Public. 50,000 Tickets of Admission will be sold at $2 00 each. Gold Coin, which will entitle the holder to one Admission, and ‘to any Gift that may be awarded, tag~All Monies will be deposited: in the hands of the Trustees, ~ $50,000 Gold Coin in Gifts: Will be awarded to the Ticket Holders, as follows : . One Gift of Gold Con = «=«$10,000 One Gift of Gold Coin = 6000 One Gift of Gola Coin -. 3,000 One Gift of Gold Coin. .2,000 One GiftofGoltCom 1,000} One Gift of Gold Coin ©? =~" F,000 One Gift of Gold Ooim’ < «. o1=17 1,000 One Giftof GoldCoin. . 1,00 One Gift of Gold Goin < 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin» Poo uw. 500 One Giftof Cold Coin = 250 Five Gifts of $150 each Gold Coin 750 ‘Whirty Gifte of $i09ench + -3,000 j Pwenty Gifts of $50 each -. 1,000 Rifty Gif of ¢0.cach -. + . 2,000 ‘Qne Hundred Gifts $30 each ~8,000 Oné Hundred Gifts, $20each 2,000 Six Hundred and Fifty Gifts at $10, 6,500 Ne Tenens I ee, 1 ad "$50,000 at the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library. The Drawing will be under the management of a zens of. Brooklyn, Alameda County, fora wal sik ioheta tah aie sas ok Committee of well known responsible citi. LOOK ouT! This Column Will be filled up eT eaginiaienin at ae Fi TREMENDOUS SALE —oF— CLOTHING! allan Banner Bros. EMPORIUM . ! . \Selling Out. Selling Out. (['RE ENTIRE STOCK [OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM > CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINCH BOYS’ CLOTHING, &¢. jo. &e. Will be Closed out: at First Cost AND LESS. s Sot Respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to dose 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, LARESE S£YLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known, m0 this Coast. 4 ‘To i ticular ! Take Notice. 43 Wo west sip GMD'WAMIND Nitzecstiniey time for you to call and look at our Stock and elosed out this Beason, and you had better take advantage of the Great ne ns maw ama Dea te p. BANNER site era Cok: Thiam Pine siesta, ie Nevada Olty. PROPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY! . rresy coops; Banner Bros; co-Th gordi buna . ee ee ae _—_ LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! TN UNDERSIGNED hazin ed a co-partnership under Spa Aa forme Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. = We§ will open the SPRING [CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! Bufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to. enable ns to. take advyanLower List of. Prices than have heretofore ruied im this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the ruling market rates, We offer to the peeple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in eur line to be found thie side ef San Francisco or Sacramento,and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Bastern markete exclusively FOR CASEH#! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our atoeck will eonstantly be replenished ; With the Choicest @ oodsaff orded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICKS THAT WILL ComMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of a : Goods’ and Prices before making And woud retarn our thanks for thei patronage heretofore, All orders. will be. -promnpfiy . and faithfully » executed and delivered within a reasonable 2 ram Nevada, Free eed Charge. ” eee tind ik » sth pen Scand de A. Hi. Hanson are requested to settle the [secemmanins ati’ 6 Maka Se nope es A.M. HANSON: “. tage of the markets at all times, and to in‘gure to our patrons «

ue and. has fer les her of one bat eter~ Use ew ant ore hy. ase. tada val lun old ne, ite; or Vs. 71. nts, id. dy, 1. _ vitsky, Commercial . street, Nevada.—; ' tend the California Pacific road eastThe Daily Srauseript, NEVADA CITY. LOCAL ITEMS. ‘‘Buzzing.”’ ‘There is;@,.considerable amount of buzzing among the Democrats of this county. Their Primary meeting. will be held on Satarday next, and a strong effort is being madw to defeat Findley in this. county. Ifthe Haightites vote as numerously as they did in Colusa; they may succeed in securing the delegation, bat the Findley men are tonfi. dent of success.. Bets of two te one are offered that. Tom Findley will se~ cure’the county delegation to the State Convention, ‘The fight is warm in Grass Valiey, and there is every indication of an exciting contest in that los cality. The impression is that Fiadley will have a straight vowe from Nevada township. ‘The Democrats are evident ly much interested, and buzzing is“ the order of the day among them. The Concert To-night. Everybody should attend the concert to be given by Philip Phillips, at the Congregational Church, this evening. Those who stay away will miss a treat. The Petersburg Index, speaking of Mr. Phillips’ . concert, says: Notwithstanding the pross has heralded his wondeful powers, both as @ yocalist, and performer, wé were in no degree prepared for such a treat as we realized. If eloquence may be applied with propriety to-musi¢; Mr--Phillips has an indisputable right to-be eonsidered-asthe--Orater of+ Music, for he possesses the power of investing the simplest Sunday School hymn with an irresistable charm, while his mastery over the mostidifficult compositions is no legs complete and absolute. ‘Scatter seeds of kindness,” wrought a profound impresston, bub the “Shipwreck” was rendered with a pathos; ‘and even dramatic effect almost indescribable. Probate. We stated a few days since that Chas. McEivy, Public Administrator, had made application for letters of administration in the estate of A. T. Reasoner, deveased, Mr. McKIvy has made no such application. Oliver P. Reasoner, a brother of deceased made the application for letters, and the hearing has been set for May 27th, at 10 o’clock, Locations. Binkleman & Co. have located 1,200 teet on Boulder Hill, in Rough & Ready township. . , Peter Johnsoa & Co. have located 2,640 feet on Boulder Hill, in Bough and Ready township, for gravel mining purposes. The Difference. Passengers from San Francisco who came by private conveyance, arrived in this city on Tuesday: evening at 7 o'clock, ‘ The'stage with the ' mails reached ‘here after 9 o’clock. The team came by the Crandall read and the stage by the. turnpike, ,.Last evening the stage arrived at 8} o’clock. County Clerk. Ps . J. Rogers, present incumbent,is announced as a candidate for resnomination for County Clerk before the Democratic Convention, Rogers makes a good Clerk, and the only objection to his election is that he-does not belong Just the ‘ae. @o and see H. Levy's linia store,at the old stand of Nathan & NeAll goods are new and of the latest atyle, and it is just the place for ladies to bay. Levy has fine assortment of dreds goods, wall paper, shawls, trimmings, ete., and he offers big inducements in the way of great bargains. * Trout and Strawberries. Fresh Truckee trout and strawber. ries received daily, aleo vegetables and meat of all kinds, furnished at the Empire Market, Maia street. 8. M. Timmons, proprietor. Taz New RAILROAD ProjsEct.— The projectors of the scheme to exThe arof sthe California si i aes ward \ pan hwee daparyscal ticles of asongeg that the Gitte ,will be Seixly MUSICAL FESTIVAL! BROOKLYN H¥ULL, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, JOLY 4thy 1871. IN AID OF A PUBLIC (3~ LIBRARY. $10,000 GOLD COIN! Will be donated in the following manner : $7,000 in Gold Com to establish a Library. $600 to Alameda County Hospital, . a $500 to Gencrai School Fund. $600 10 Breckiya Fire Bepartment. $350 to each ofthe Four Church‘©8 OF Brookiya. t@ LOOK AT THE LIST OF GASH GIFTS, 3 The Profits go for the Benefit of a Public Library, . The Gifts will be sent ‘by Draft or Express to any part of the World. 2166 GIFTS—ONE CHANCE IN —BVERY 22: The best and most liberal Schedule ye: presented to the Public. 50,000 Tickets of Admission will be sold at $2 00 each. Gold Coin, which will entitle the holder

to one Admission, and ‘to any Gift that may be awarded, tag~All Monies will be deposited: in the hands of the Trustees, ~ $50,000 Gold Coin in Gifts: Will be awarded to the Ticket Holders, as follows : . One Gift of Gold Con = «=«$10,000 One Gift of Gold Coin = 6000 One Gift of Gola Coin -. 3,000 One Gift of Gold Coin. .2,000 One GiftofGoltCom 1,000} One Gift of Gold Coin ©? =~" F,000 One Gift of Gold Ooim’ < «. o1=17 1,000 One Giftof GoldCoin. . 1,00 One Gift of Gold Goin < 1,000 One Gift of Gold Coin» Poo uw. 500 One Giftof Cold Coin = 250 Five Gifts of $150 each Gold Coin 750 ‘Whirty Gifte of $i09ench + -3,000 j Pwenty Gifts of $50 each -. 1,000 Rifty Gif of ¢0.cach -. + . 2,000 ‘Qne Hundred Gifts $30 each ~8,000 Oné Hundred Gifts, $20each 2,000 Six Hundred and Fifty Gifts at $10, 6,500 Ne Tenens I ee, 1 ad "$50,000 at the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library. The Drawing will be under the management of a zens of. Brooklyn, Alameda County, fora wal sik ioheta tah aie sas ok Committee of well known responsible citi. LOOK ouT! This Column Will be filled up eT eaginiaienin at ae Fi TREMENDOUS SALE —oF— CLOTHING! allan Banner Bros. EMPORIUM . ! . \Selling Out. Selling Out. (['RE ENTIRE STOCK [OF GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM > CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINCH BOYS’ CLOTHING, &¢. jo. &e. Will be Closed out: at First Cost AND LESS. s Sot Respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to dose 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, LARESE S£YLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known, m0 this Coast. 4 ‘To i ticular ! Take Notice. 43 Wo west sip GMD'WAMIND Nitzecstiniey time for you to call and look at our Stock and elosed out this Beason, and you had better take advantage of the Great ne ns maw ama Dea te p. BANNER site era Cok: Thiam Pine siesta, ie Nevada Olty. PROPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY! . rresy coops; Banner Bros; co-Th gordi buna . ee ee ae _—_ LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! TN UNDERSIGNED hazin ed a co-partnership under Spa Aa forme Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. = We§ will open the SPRING [CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! Bufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to. enable ns to. take advyanLower List of. Prices than have heretofore ruied im this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the ruling market rates, We offer to the peeple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in eur line to be found thie side ef San Francisco or Sacramento,and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Bastern markete exclusively FOR CASEH#! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our atoeck will eonstantly be replenished ; With the Choicest @ oodsaff orded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICKS THAT WILL ComMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of a : Goods’ and Prices before making And woud retarn our thanks for thei patronage heretofore, All orders. will be. -promnpfiy . and faithfully » executed and delivered within a reasonable 2 ram Nevada, Free eed Charge. ” eee tind ik » sth pen Scand de A. Hi. Hanson are requested to settle the [secemmanins ati’ 6 Maka Se nope es A.M. HANSON: “. tage of the markets at all times, and to in‘gure to our patrons «