May 4, 1869 (4 pages)

: dition of the road fund, 4s not be road pay to Grass Valley, is one of” economy ; the Grass ‘Valley good policy for the Board of 2: nam mated that the amount this. ‘year will . “the os pay ae, the way of tolls . tly for the id ogee Pew their. ; 80 that the Pi plity, a direct tat upon the public ; ; all parties. ‘north. and, ‘west of Grass Valley have to stand it, while the tax is proportionate upon all who have to come to or travel from the county seat to Grass’ Valley and other points below. Taxes are taxes, whether we pay them to the County Collector or to the proms \ party who feel an interest are invited prietors of toll roads—and the county road tax néver would ‘be‘ss much as seven or eight cents per mile, even if. the fund should.-be run into debt in order to establish a free road between Nevada and Grass Valley. mest in this city on Saturday next, for the purpose of deciding how the next ~ county nominations shall. be made.— The merits of the Crawford plan and the old system of Convention will then be discussed, and all members of the t be present. It would be well for Na who cannot be present to commu. nicate their wishes by means of letters and petitions. These should be sent to the County Centrfl Committee,Nevada, or given to théesmember from the township. Ifsent toxhe Committee ee they . ~——~"RoaD Bany.—Alady named Woolworth shouldbe mailed in. ti on Friday. Weare that members of the Committee have. no desire, except todo what is for the best interests of the party and in accordance with the wishes ofthe majority. Let men bers take an interest in getting a full . *; ____@xpreasion of the desire of members of . the party, in order that the Central Committee may be able to act advisedly. FRIZzZLEY CHICKENS.—Those who are posted on fowls are aware that the peculiarity of this breed consists in the ~_fact that their feathers are turned tothe head. Tom. ‘Mooney, of the. amoug them rhs ry fine frizzlers. An old farmer was inquiting of Mooney how he managed to got“them airchickens,” and Tom give him the directions as follows: “The next time~you set a hen, stick & pin into the little end of every egg; if they hatch, the chickens will come out wrong end to, and their feathers will all turn toward the head.” ~“‘Phose who want to try the experiment may do so with perfect’ confidence that ’ they will fail in getting a chicken. é An INTERESTING EventT—A RatLwhile traveling on the Central Pacific in company with her husband, gave birth to @ female child at Montella Station,'Nevada. The other passengers on the train contributed the sum of $25 for the purpose of purchasing a silver cup for the young lady, on which is to be engraved: “Montella Woolworth, born April 19th, 1869, at Montella, Nevada, en route westward, Presensed by her fellow passengers.” SuartFox. ~The: Los Angeles Star says that this terrible disease is again at work and appears'to be spreading. Ini the beginning of the week two new cases were announced, and it hab yinee ec of ihe. tae the result as given by the alips of the Union,who was present: “We witnessed . six holes drilled, charged and fired in . the stopes at the Empire mine on Friday last with the following results :— With single handed working, with a bit of 7:8 of an inch, a hole 26 inches deep was put down, chatged and fired in 90 minutes. This hole was located on the upper <portion of the stope, two feet from the ‘corner of the drift. The drill was inclined with the stope of the ledge, and at an angle of about 22 degrees towards-the body of the rock.— The character of the rock was wha, would be called by miners ‘easy ground” and good working rock. The . result of the explosion was 64 cubic feet . of rock thrown out and loosened. The bottom of the holé was “cliambered,” and the rock was shattered and torn 7] two feet inward-and-downward,so that it was worked out easily with the pick in all directions. Four other shots were then fired, but they had little to do, but did that well, Those four shits were put in merely for the purpose of making room and places for heavier blasts. The most effective—the sixth shot— was ina holé 29 inclies deep and in about the middle of the stone. It was drilled single handed, charged and fired in-one hour and thirty-five minutes.— The rock was tough and close grained trap, with the ledge underlyingit. We never saw a hole put in similar rock _. more quickly by two men than this was by oneman. The rock was bound on top and bottom, and a miner would not consider that the hole had a fair. show. We agreed that this should be a test. The charge was a heavy one, the cartridge weighing, paper and all, 5} ounces, and was worth isfactory—the explosion chambering the hole, shattering the rock, as before, on every side, Black powder would not have produced the same effect. A similar hole putin by double hands would have cost more than twice as = io ek the =, > + much.-Fhey found that no-deleterious . results followed to those who were in the mine from the gases, and that no one experienced any sensation of headache or nausea. : News Items.—The following we get from the Union of yesterday : The -President-instructs Rosecrans that the country desires no more territory,where money is tobe taken from the Treasury to pay for it. Rosecrans had. been negotiating for the purchase of Northern States of Mexico for $3,000,000. British journals do not look with fayor upon Sumner’s speech, > _Mexico. has recognized belligerent rights of Cuban patriots, and Améericans are giving aid under Mexican authority. The Creeks and Semindles, who aided the government jn the Indian war comain that they have been swindled. out of their pay. Sickles i is.sent as Minister to SpainGaribaldi threatens another outbreak in Italy. General visited President Grant. The May>-statement of 7 debt shows a decrease of $6,393,07 An Ulster county, N. ¥., jery h awarded a fellow who was ‘imprisoned in Fort Lafayette, $10, 000 against Gen. Dix. AccIDENT.—Henry Bassett, of Grass Valley, while hunting in the vicinity of that place,on Friday last, says the National, met with a painful accident} He accidentally discharged his rifle while holding it in such a position that the bullet passed through one of his. toes. The toe was so shattered that it was found necessary to amputate it. AN European astronoimer predicts that in August next there will be a comet of such brilliancy in the heavens? and so near the earth that we shall have our nights almost as light as day. I rc, Four more velocipedes have been . ‘shipped by Paimer & Knox, to Hong=. calities. kong, China. you something on that 41 cents. The result was entirely sat— . ’ er; on the slig whom he had an old but “cous . aled. He knew Boggs’ weakness lay in bragging and ren ‘Pherefere he saluted him cordial “How are you, Jim? Fine morning.” “Hearty, Squire,” replied Jim, ‘‘Beautiful weather ; fine mule you have there. Will he do to bet on?” “Bet on!” Guess he will,that. I tell you, Jim Boggs, he’s the finest trick mule in the country, Paid five hund-. red dollars for him.” “Great smash! Is that so?” ejacalated Jim. . _“Solid truth, every ‘word of. it. Tell to town for betting purposes. 1 bet that-he can kick a fly off from-any man without its hurting bim.” “Now look here, squire,”-said Jim, “I am not a betting character, but Ph bet “Jim, there’s no use; don’t ‘bet. I don’t want to win your money.’ “Don’t be alarmed? squire. such bets as them every time.” . “Well, if you are eb torn to bet, I -and act uglier than any other mule on = = ahr am = = = erty to market, Jake met Jim: you confidentially, Jim, I’m taking him . ad ad I take required or thes wilt become liable to a penalty of $500 for por Bai on business without first having out the Eph i ‘Ticense therefor. : . By 8B, pavanponr, Dep, Collector. ICE! ICE! ICE! — ‘THE NEVADA ICE ComPany . W. PREPARED TO SUPP. A people of Nevada City and-yvicinity with LY the . a superior article of ICE.” Those desirous of having ICE left at their residences are requested to leave their order’ at the office of the Company, junction of Main and Bouider Sts. Grand Complimentary a e same immediately _ GORGE B. TURNER, H* ON HAND: A LARGE STOCK OF Heavy aud Shelf Hardware, ————s : e “Steel, igi eent Rubber Hose, Mining and Agricultural Tools, Aud ali Goods in lhe Hardware Hine which he offers at the very Tendered toS. J, BiLLiInGtTog. By his Pupils and — Stakes, but don’t say anything about it ;’ and Boggs trudged on in bittérness of soul, murmering to himself: “Sold, by thunder! and kicked by a mule!” . FUNERALS NEEDED. —A cotemporary complaing of the lack of enterprise of the wealthy men-of Cincinnati and-St. Louis, and says “the great want of éach city is about thirty-five first class funerals. —s Fast.—In the streets of Boston’ they drive their velocipedes so fast_that, as a journal of that city says, every colli~ sion results in the disappearance of both rider and machine. No fragments are ever found. , *fHe MuLirary.—The Sacramento military had a meeting on Saturday night, ahd appointed committees to provide for the visiting military on the day of celebration. a are sold at Cleveland to emigrants for $200, deliverable to order. NAPOLEON and family are going to Corsica in August to celebrate the one— hundreth birthday of “my uncle.” Ga A general Invitation is extended. Tickets $2 50. al3 ‘SAN FRANCISCO, acramentoand Calistoga, Via VALLEJO, ON and after April 5th, 1869, Steamer New World will leave er berth at FRONT STREET 'WHARF, corner of Val ejo St., SAN FRANCISCO, at 7a: mM. and4p. m., for —— connecting with Express Trains on the California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davisville and Sacecu Also with the Express Trains of the NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and Calis4g connect at Napa for Sonom: Santa Rosa and Petaluma.and at Calistoga for sel burg, Cloverdale, Geyser. Spring 2 &c. § connect at Davisville . for Knight's Landing. Returning—Trains leave Sacramento (Wash: ¥ oodiand and ie ~[ ington) at 6 -4Mand 3 P. m., ona Serres me — PoRTABLE three room houses, 12x26, . 7 Ait and oF. Me at 9a. M. and6 P. M., or On_ arrival of Trains from Sacramento and Calistoga. Close connection made at Vallejo by all Trains with Steamer. > Passengers go through direct each way between Sacramento and Calistoga by both. the Morning and Evening Trains. Tickets sold and Lar on either line. In this city, Michael Brown, a In this city. May Geo. E. Turner—a SS ist, ae. to the wife of in, to the wife of — NEW Y¥@RK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, Jacob Hahn... ++++-Proprietor. —_ He: BREAKFAST ROLLS, and HOMEMADE BREAD Every Morning. Fresh Cakes and Pies every day. Hotels and Ressilign Supplied every mornPE: ne D.C. HASKIN. aS ( N' ERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER MIN= BORN. E ING COMPANY. Location of Works, — * Nesdou kate) Mining peteict Nevada county, i alifernia otice ere is delin t 7 xr peidene May 98, 1989, to thie wife oft. on the following described interest in sala mine on account of assessment leviedMarch 22nd, 1869 the amount set opposite the name, to-wit John W. Grier, 10 feet. 40 oo hg The said John W. vee not havi be the Trust Deed of sai non-resident of ag ease Company, and be tor therefore in accordance with the an Act entitled “An Act a acl concerning perier. Min 1660, if the eald John W Gree all eee agsessment on or before the 18th da _ gery ee Se ale of his oF Fane, on that day and th follow in accordance with aw. eeAY, Secretary Office of Company, Room No. 5 Governssent House, corner Saneoufe & Washington streets, Sen Francisco. a20-td M.S.DEAL . . Attorney at Law, i and Orrick —* CI RANS Novela City Cale CRIPT’, BUILDING, ggage cheéked to any . = To take place on will risk you a.small stake; say, five dollars,” Thursday Evening, May 6, 1869, And a fine assortment of “All right, squire, you’re my man ; ake TEE ; but who'll he kick. the-fly off t—There’s}——— “NEW SCHOOL HOUSE. PLATED WARE, Gee. “No,” says Jo Bh have to stand _ Committee of Arrangements. at the mule’s head to order him.” oe —— er ; a a a Tans,” Sar Timm. pon PRobably . ‘Austin W-Lester,8Banner, CROCKERY and GLASS WARE I’m the man. a’al l’ll do it, but you} Dr R. M. Hunt, PR McFarland, are to bet ten against my five if I risk J. 4. Lancaster, ‘: G. Nile iles, And a full assortment of it. ” rown, “All right,” quoth squire, “now én. eo ‘Davenport, % F, Beat ‘ Cooking and Parlor teres, your shotider there is a fly, stand still.” 5. O, aa is, ‘ &: parses, Cooking Utensils, _ “ urney, Jowen, and Johnson adjusted his mule. “Whist W. pi -! Se _ Twhite, Jarvey,” said he. 8. Coleman R. B. Patton,The mgle raised his heels with such J. E. Nichols, ot I. Caldwell &e. &e. velocity and force that Mr. Boggs rose tiles, annic : into the air like a bird, flew through a Jonathan. « Sees head, a briar hedge, and ali; hted’ on ail fours . J. Earl Brown, . W. H. Crawford, Also a Large Stock of in a mad y ditch, bang up against a esate ey a “ee S Eeavan " . fence. I, Williameon, G.¥. Sehmittburg, . PAINTS, oILs AND VARNISH Rising i in a towering rage, he exJacob stich, J. J. G oedje. oa tened malo coulincy doit, You . &-E tory” —‘cuandiee™" . ta MECHANICS, MINERS, PARIEERS, had that all put up. I-wouldn’ a bose 4 D Tower, iwc and the public generally in pe of ck kicked like that for fifty dollars. You . 8. D. Merchant, Art. Barton, in the Hardwar#line will find it to their imter-— can just fork over them stakes for it, A. is Betemorth. . WBoe est.tocallon: bee cas any way P. Meanaing’ Jas. Whartenby, 2Not #0 fast, Jim; Jarvey did just Failip Tokar, : BE. A. Wetmore, G. E. TURNER. what I said he could, that is, kick'a fly . Ful’ eens, beep sl Nevada, ‘April ‘7th. offa man without ite hurting him. You re a —— J. Greenwald, see the mule is not injured by the oper. C. Blasanf, Wm. Richards, ation. However, if you are not satis7, Tbevenpert, E. rik ay heed NOTICE, or ee ee L. Housman, . st; Hasey, ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO “The devil take your grammar . F. Lutz, L. Philip. * tfult sketches,’ growled Jim. . “I'd rather Floor Managers. carat ts Mii e Eeduer havea barn fall on—me_once than—iet {4 A. Lancaster, > Anson W, Lester ted to call’ and pay. that critter kick meagain. Keep the i. Friedlander. their Bills. : W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 6th, 1869. D 8, BAKER. J. A. MARTIN BAKER & MABTIN, Wholesale and Retait Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOeD \ OF ALL KINDS, —_ wHEAat, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD woop! Shakes, Shingies, sy &e., WHERE * At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. % BROAD STREE?T Nevada, September 12th. ANGON W. LESTER. AUSTIN W, LESTER A.W. LESTER & C0. Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, CROCKERY, _ LIQUORS, a &e,. &e. &e. Goods delivered a Teanonable distance Free of Charge. : jl HOTEL AND RESTAURAN7. F,. STUMPF, Proprietor. BROAD ST., above e Pine, NEVADA CITY. ae cndessizned hawng RE-PURCHASED the personal ge oar and fixtures at his old stand, and wi!l continue to carry on the Hotel and Restaurant business, At the same place, ᤀ And ina Similar Manner. z goon ROOMS, GOOD COOKS. 6. se “GOOD ix ORS, : y PRICES. eS French, English and Pets epoken inthe House, :' APARTMENTS FOR LADIES the best of Accommodations provided. Nevada, Oct. 6th. iron and Lead Pipe, LOWEST CASH PRICES! . NISHE! FOR LADIES. and a or . nw me > ae rere sar

: dition of the road fund, 4s not be road pay to Grass Valley, is one of” economy ; the Grass ‘Valley good policy for the Board of 2: nam mated that the amount this. ‘year will . “the os pay ae, the way of tolls . tly for the id ogee Pew their. ; 80 that the Pi plity, a direct tat upon the public ; ; all parties. ‘north. and, ‘west of Grass Valley have to stand it, while the tax is proportionate upon all who have to come to or travel from the county seat to Grass’ Valley and other points below. Taxes are taxes, whether we pay them to the County Collector or to the proms \ party who feel an interest are invited prietors of toll roads—and the county road tax néver would ‘be‘ss much as seven or eight cents per mile, even if. the fund should.-be run into debt in order to establish a free road between Nevada and Grass Valley. mest in this city on Saturday next, for the purpose of deciding how the next ~ county nominations shall. be made.— The merits of the Crawford plan and the old system of Convention will then be discussed, and all members of the t be present. It would be well for Na who cannot be present to commu. nicate their wishes by means of letters and petitions. These should be sent to the County Centrfl Committee,Nevada, or given to théesmember from the township. Ifsent toxhe Committee ee they . ~——~"RoaD Bany.—Alady named Woolworth shouldbe mailed in. ti on Friday. Weare that members of the Committee have. no desire, except todo what is for the best interests of the party and in accordance with the wishes ofthe majority. Let men bers take an interest in getting a full . *; ____@xpreasion of the desire of members of . the party, in order that the Central Committee may be able to act advisedly. FRIZzZLEY CHICKENS.—Those who are posted on fowls are aware that the peculiarity of this breed consists in the ~_fact that their feathers are turned tothe head. Tom. ‘Mooney, of the. amoug them rhs ry fine frizzlers. An old farmer was inquiting of Mooney how he managed to got“them airchickens,” and Tom give him the directions as follows: “The next time~you set a hen, stick & pin into the little end of every egg; if they hatch, the chickens will come out wrong end to, and their feathers will all turn toward the head.” ~“‘Phose who want to try the experiment may do so with perfect’ confidence that ’ they will fail in getting a chicken. é An INTERESTING EventT—A RatLwhile traveling on the Central Pacific in company with her husband, gave birth to @ female child at Montella Station,'Nevada. The other passengers on the train contributed the sum of $25 for the purpose of purchasing a silver cup for the young lady, on which is to be engraved: “Montella Woolworth, born April 19th, 1869, at Montella, Nevada, en route westward, Presensed by her fellow passengers.” SuartFox. ~The: Los Angeles Star says that this terrible disease is again at work and appears'to be spreading. Ini the beginning of the week two new cases were announced, and it hab yinee ec of ihe. tae the result as given by the alips of the Union,who was present: “We witnessed . six holes drilled, charged and fired in . the stopes at the Empire mine on Friday last with the following results :— With single handed working, with a bit of 7:8 of an inch, a hole 26 inches deep was put down, chatged and fired in 90 minutes. This hole was located on the upper <portion of the stope, two feet from the ‘corner of the drift. The drill was inclined with the stope of the ledge, and at an angle of about 22 degrees towards-the body of the rock.— The character of the rock was wha, would be called by miners ‘easy ground” and good working rock. The . result of the explosion was 64 cubic feet . of rock thrown out and loosened. The bottom of the holé was “cliambered,” and the rock was shattered and torn 7] two feet inward-and-downward,so that it was worked out easily with the pick in all directions. Four other shots were then fired, but they had little to do, but did that well, Those four shits were put in merely for the purpose of making room and places for heavier blasts. The most effective—the sixth shot— was ina holé 29 inclies deep and in about the middle of the stone. It was drilled single handed, charged and fired in-one hour and thirty-five minutes.— The rock was tough and close grained trap, with the ledge underlyingit. We never saw a hole put in similar rock _. more quickly by two men than this was by oneman. The rock was bound on top and bottom, and a miner would not consider that the hole had a fair. show. We agreed that this should be a test. The charge was a heavy one, the cartridge weighing, paper and all, 5} ounces, and was worth isfactory—the explosion chambering the hole, shattering the rock, as before, on every side, Black powder would not have produced the same effect. A similar hole putin by double hands would have cost more than twice as = io ek the =, > + much.-Fhey found that no-deleterious . results followed to those who were in the mine from the gases, and that no one experienced any sensation of headache or nausea. : News Items.—The following we get from the Union of yesterday : The -President-instructs Rosecrans that the country desires no more territory,where money is tobe taken from the Treasury to pay for it. Rosecrans had. been negotiating for the purchase of Northern States of Mexico for $3,000,000. British journals do not look with fayor upon Sumner’s speech, > _Mexico. has recognized belligerent rights of Cuban patriots, and Améericans are giving aid under Mexican authority. The Creeks and Semindles, who aided the government jn the Indian war comain that they have been swindled. out of their pay. Sickles i is.sent as Minister to SpainGaribaldi threatens another outbreak in Italy. General visited President Grant. The May>-statement of 7 debt shows a decrease of $6,393,07 An Ulster county, N. ¥., jery h awarded a fellow who was ‘imprisoned in Fort Lafayette, $10, 000 against Gen. Dix. AccIDENT.—Henry Bassett, of Grass Valley, while hunting in the vicinity of that place,on Friday last, says the National, met with a painful accident} He accidentally discharged his rifle while holding it in such a position that the bullet passed through one of his. toes. The toe was so shattered that it was found necessary to amputate it. AN European astronoimer predicts that in August next there will be a comet of such brilliancy in the heavens? and so near the earth that we shall have our nights almost as light as day. I rc, Four more velocipedes have been . ‘shipped by Paimer & Knox, to Hong=. calities. kong, China. you something on that 41 cents. The result was entirely sat— . ’ er; on the slig whom he had an old but “cous . aled. He knew Boggs’ weakness lay in bragging and ren ‘Pherefere he saluted him cordial “How are you, Jim? Fine morning.” “Hearty, Squire,” replied Jim, ‘‘Beautiful weather ; fine mule you have there. Will he do to bet on?” “Bet on!” Guess he will,that. I tell you, Jim Boggs, he’s the finest trick mule in the country, Paid five hund-. red dollars for him.” “Great smash! Is that so?” ejacalated Jim. . _“Solid truth, every ‘word of. it. Tell to town for betting purposes. 1 bet that-he can kick a fly off from-any man without its hurting bim.” “Now look here, squire,”-said Jim, “I am not a betting character, but Ph bet “Jim, there’s no use; don’t ‘bet. I don’t want to win your money.’ “Don’t be alarmed? squire. such bets as them every time.” . “Well, if you are eb torn to bet, I -and act uglier than any other mule on = = ahr am = = = erty to market, Jake met Jim: you confidentially, Jim, I’m taking him . ad ad I take required or thes wilt become liable to a penalty of $500 for por Bai on business without first having out the Eph i ‘Ticense therefor. : . By 8B, pavanponr, Dep, Collector. ICE! ICE! ICE! — ‘THE NEVADA ICE ComPany . W. PREPARED TO SUPP. A people of Nevada City and-yvicinity with LY the . a superior article of ICE.” Those desirous of having ICE left at their residences are requested to leave their order’ at the office of the Company, junction of Main and Bouider Sts. Grand Complimentary a

e same immediately _ GORGE B. TURNER, H* ON HAND: A LARGE STOCK OF Heavy aud Shelf Hardware, ————s : e “Steel, igi eent Rubber Hose, Mining and Agricultural Tools, Aud ali Goods in lhe Hardware Hine which he offers at the very Tendered toS. J, BiLLiInGtTog. By his Pupils and — Stakes, but don’t say anything about it ;’ and Boggs trudged on in bittérness of soul, murmering to himself: “Sold, by thunder! and kicked by a mule!” . FUNERALS NEEDED. —A cotemporary complaing of the lack of enterprise of the wealthy men-of Cincinnati and-St. Louis, and says “the great want of éach city is about thirty-five first class funerals. —s Fast.—In the streets of Boston’ they drive their velocipedes so fast_that, as a journal of that city says, every colli~ sion results in the disappearance of both rider and machine. No fragments are ever found. , *fHe MuLirary.—The Sacramento military had a meeting on Saturday night, ahd appointed committees to provide for the visiting military on the day of celebration. a are sold at Cleveland to emigrants for $200, deliverable to order. NAPOLEON and family are going to Corsica in August to celebrate the one— hundreth birthday of “my uncle.” Ga A general Invitation is extended. Tickets $2 50. al3 ‘SAN FRANCISCO, acramentoand Calistoga, Via VALLEJO, ON and after April 5th, 1869, Steamer New World will leave er berth at FRONT STREET 'WHARF, corner of Val ejo St., SAN FRANCISCO, at 7a: mM. and4p. m., for —— connecting with Express Trains on the California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davisville and Sacecu Also with the Express Trains of the NAPA VALLEY RAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and Calis4g connect at Napa for Sonom: Santa Rosa and Petaluma.and at Calistoga for sel burg, Cloverdale, Geyser. Spring 2 &c. § connect at Davisville . for Knight's Landing. Returning—Trains leave Sacramento (Wash: ¥ oodiand and ie ~[ ington) at 6 -4Mand 3 P. m., ona Serres me — PoRTABLE three room houses, 12x26, . 7 Ait and oF. Me at 9a. M. and6 P. M., or On_ arrival of Trains from Sacramento and Calistoga. Close connection made at Vallejo by all Trains with Steamer. > Passengers go through direct each way between Sacramento and Calistoga by both. the Morning and Evening Trains. Tickets sold and Lar on either line. In this city, Michael Brown, a In this city. May Geo. E. Turner—a SS ist, ae. to the wife of in, to the wife of — NEW Y¥@RK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, Jacob Hahn..... ++++-Proprietor. —_ He: BREAKFAST ROLLS, and HOMEMADE BREAD Every Morning. Fresh Cakes and Pies every day. Hotels and Ressilign Supplied every mornPE: ne D.C. HASKIN. aS ( N' ERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER MIN= BORN. E ING COMPANY. Location of Works, — * Nesdou kate) Mining peteict Nevada county, i alifernia otice ere is delin t 7 xr peidene May 98, 1989, to thie wife oft. on the following described interest in sala mine on account of assessment leviedMarch 22nd, 1869 the amount set opposite the name, to-wit John W. Grier, 10 feet. 40 oo hg The said John W. vee not havi be the Trust Deed of sai non-resident of ag ease Company, and be tor therefore in accordance with the an Act entitled “An Act a acl concerning perier. Min 1660, if the eald John W Gree all eee agsessment on or before the 18th da _ gery ee Se ale of his oF Fane, on that day and th follow in accordance with aw. eeAY, Secretary Office of Company, Room No. 5 Governssent House, corner Saneoufe & Washington streets, Sen Francisco. a20-td M.S.DEAL . . Attorney at Law, i and Orrick —* CI RANS Novela City Cale CRIPT’, BUILDING, ggage cheéked to any . = To take place on will risk you a.small stake; say, five dollars,” Thursday Evening, May 6, 1869, And a fine assortment of “All right, squire, you’re my man ; ake TEE ; but who'll he kick. the-fly off t—There’s}——— “NEW SCHOOL HOUSE. PLATED WARE, Gee. “No,” says Jo Bh have to stand _ Committee of Arrangements. at the mule’s head to order him.” oe —— er ; a a a Tans,” Sar Timm. pon PRobably . ‘Austin W-Lester,8Banner, CROCKERY and GLASS WARE I’m the man. a’al l’ll do it, but you} Dr R. M. Hunt, PR McFarland, are to bet ten against my five if I risk J. 4. Lancaster, ‘: G. Nile iles, And a full assortment of it. ” rown, “All right,” quoth squire, “now én. eo ‘Davenport, % F, Beat ‘ Cooking and Parlor teres, your shotider there is a fly, stand still.” 5. O, aa is, ‘ &: parses, Cooking Utensils, _ “ urney, Jowen, and Johnson adjusted his mule. “Whist W. pi -! Se _ Twhite, Jarvey,” said he. 8. Coleman R. B. Patton,The mgle raised his heels with such J. E. Nichols, ot I. Caldwell &e. &e. velocity and force that Mr. Boggs rose tiles, annic : into the air like a bird, flew through a Jonathan. « Sees head, a briar hedge, and ali; hted’ on ail fours . J. Earl Brown, . W. H. Crawford, Also a Large Stock of in a mad y ditch, bang up against a esate ey a “ee S Eeavan " . fence. I, Williameon, G.¥. Sehmittburg, . PAINTS, oILs AND VARNISH Rising i in a towering rage, he exJacob stich, J. J. G oedje. oa tened malo coulincy doit, You . &-E tory” —‘cuandiee™" . ta MECHANICS, MINERS, PARIEERS, had that all put up. I-wouldn’ a bose 4 D Tower, iwc and the public generally in pe of ck kicked like that for fifty dollars. You . 8. D. Merchant, Art. Barton, in the Hardwar#line will find it to their imter-— can just fork over them stakes for it, A. is Betemorth. .. WBoe est.tocallon: bee cas any way P. Meanaing’ Jas. Whartenby, 2Not #0 fast, Jim; Jarvey did just Failip Tokar, : BE. A. Wetmore, G. E. TURNER. what I said he could, that is, kick'a fly . Ful’ eens, beep sl Nevada, ‘April ‘7th. offa man without ite hurting him. You re a —— J. Greenwald, see the mule is not injured by the oper. C. Blasanf, Wm. Richards, ation. However, if you are not satis7, Tbevenpert, E. rik ay heed NOTICE, or ee ee L. Housman, . st; Hasey, ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO “The devil take your grammar . F. Lutz, L. Philip. * tfult sketches,’ growled Jim. . “I'd rather Floor Managers. carat ts Mii e Eeduer havea barn fall on—me_once than—iet {4 A. Lancaster, > Anson W, Lester ted to call’ and pay. that critter kick meagain. Keep the i. Friedlander. their Bills. : W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 6th, 1869. D 8, BAKER. J. A. MARTIN BAKER & MABTIN, Wholesale and Retait Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOeD \ OF ALL KINDS, —_ wHEAat, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD woop! Shakes, Shingies, sy &e., WHERE * At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. % BROAD STREE?T Nevada, September 12th. ANGON W. LESTER. AUSTIN W, LESTER A.W. LESTER & C0. Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, CROCKERY, _ LIQUORS, a &e,. &e. &e. Goods delivered a Teanonable distance Free of Charge. : jl HOTEL AND RESTAURAN7. F,. STUMPF, Proprietor. BROAD ST., above e Pine, NEVADA CITY. ae cndessizned hawng RE-PURCHASED the personal ge oar and fixtures at his old stand, and wi!l continue to carry on the Hotel and Restaurant business, At the same place, ᤀ And ina Similar Manner. z goon ROOMS, GOOD COOKS. 6.. se “GOOD ix ORS, : y PRICES. eS French, English and Pets epoken inthe House, :' APARTMENTS FOR LADIES the best of Accommodations provided. Nevada, Oct. 6th. iron and Lead Pipe, LOWEST CASH PRICES! . NISHE! FOR LADIES. and a or . nw me > ae rere sar