May 4, 1871 (4 pages)

wat we 8 fa ee a > e e COUPONS, ONE DOLLAR EACH, Gifts to be Awarded: "a Cash Gift = -1 Cash Gift « 15,000 1 Cash Gift 10,000 1 Cash Gift -.5,000 1 Cash Gift + ~ 8,000 1 Cash Gift 2,000 1 Cash Gift’ 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Giff —: ~ 1,000 1 Cash Gift Sen, 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Gift ° 1,000 1 Cash Gift -' = 1,000 1 Cash Gift oe ~ 1,000 1 Cash Gift ~ ‘> =» 1,000 1 Cash Gift ~ 1,000 1) Cash Gifts, $500 each -" 7,500 10 Cash Gifts, $250 eae, 2,500 29 Cash Gifts, $100 each -' 2,000 #0 Cash. Gifts, $50 each--—_25600 100 Cash Gifts, $30 each 8,000 1000 Cash Gifts, $10 each 10,060 1000 Cash Gifts, $3 each 6,000 2310 Gifts, amounting to $100,000 DA DAILY TRANS VOL. XXII. Che Daily Gransevipt. N. P. BROWN & M. 8S. DEAL, Publishers and Proprietors. Office Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Legal Enterprise, $100,000 CIFT FESTIVAL ACADEMY, OF MUSIE, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, May 25th, 1871. IN AID OF A PUBLIC. LIBRARY; Tickets Two Dollars Each. Which will be distributed by the Murua Ar AssocIaTION among: the Ticket hulders, UG This enterprise will be eonducted in aprecisely similar manner to that of the late Grand Gift Concert of the MERCANTLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, of San ‘Francisco, which gave such universal satIsiuction., : REFERENCES: ae J. Turyer, Dep,, U. 8. Marshal, E. Zapnisgie, late Government Clerk U. P. R. R., Omaha, Neb, Good, responsibie agents wanted. per cent. commission allowéd. Address, LYFORD & Cox, Omaha Nebraska, Business Managers. Ofiice, Caldwell Block; Pcie & Parrison, Agents, ity, ° 20 Nevada ap23 SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! —_—— CREAT BARCAINS. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. (Cosver OF PINE AND COMMERCTAL / STREETS, NEVADA OITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles Spring and Summer Suits, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &e. Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods canbe obtained in this State. a Something New, a prizo. for all ! THE JREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR—each box containg.a valuable prize with excellent Collars thrown in, Gentlemens Fine Shirts,” Under _ Clothing, Miner's Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. re! ~$20.000 . a Grand Removal ! “HAS REMOVED . ON BROAD STREET, Se and adjoining Lester & Mulloy’s Store. KIDD’S BUILDING CRAND OPENING! THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST, cheat pap a8 Sprang" “Ma dovaiuics x tbe tne ¢ AND. Finest, 4 j ao», And Best Goods, p ac, Mtthebo west Priees. OST MAGNIFICENT LRSM wE S. . OMI x AD! e2aRa cue sa. m+. [$TOCK OF DRY CoODs, ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & 60. : ne NEVADA CITY. «> vierwet NOW ON EXH(BITION! on A ae A, GOLDSMITH, TO HIS NEW STORE! Next door to Banner Brothers, $150,000 GOLD COIN’ PREMIUMS! TICKET HOLDBERS-on the f 29th day of April, 1871. California, wlll‘hold their Second Grand Fai in aid of the following charitable purposes : ist, Publle Schools of Nevada County,. 2d, Publie Library of Nevada City. 3d. Orphan Asylum , Nevada County, 4ih, Fire Deparument, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admiss ion will be sold at $2 50 each. BANK-UF NEVADA COUNT ; PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, gold coin,. tin Ford, Esq. all ofwhom: are residents of 1 Premiam gold cOimsccceccsceseccesas 15,000 . Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal. The Trus4 tees will make and execute regulations for 1 Premium gold coin..s.00.s.06 10,000 the proper and. economical condnet of TPreinium’ gold coins. sz+24 5,000 . “rhe Home avilt derive some of fis support 1 Premium gold coin .. . secccece 4,000 . from regular monthly subseri tions of} the . working mines,and from contributions from 1 Premium gold coin.. sssseeeeee 3,000] the charitably dispised of all classes. It is 1 Premium gold coin .. ssccccecese 3,000} believed'that in this way the Home can be 1 Premium gold coin 2,490 . Maintained when it is once established : ae eeeern Bree i The necessity 0; éuch.a.home is demonstra1 Premium gold coin..eediedeei s,s 2,000 ted every day. Mining accidents are frequent 15 Preminms-gold coin, $1,000-each-. 15°000 ancin rodey py aca _— in ere ad i the subjects of them. The community is al5 Prem{yms gold Baie $500 each.+.,. 2,600 most daily called 7 ae to subscribe funds for %$ Premiums gold coin, $300 each'e+++ys 2 400 . -the assistance:of the disabled. ‘This tax on a 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 each.,.:. 6,250 . generous community is to be used to a better H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer. Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor. P. Banner, Merchant. D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. Ira. A. Eaton; Union Hotel: G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry. Judge T. H. Kolfe. Geo. K, Phillips, Merchant, A. Goldsmith, merchant, ment. partment. A. Sanford, Merchant Bliven & Potter, Merchants, Lester & Mulloy, Merchants: L. Nibell, City Marshal, od responsible Agente wanted” Liberal commissions allowed. oney should be sent by Express, or by Draft on apy solvent Bank. Address all communications to ‘ C. B. SOCIETY, api Nevada City, Cal. UNION MARKET. bas JACOB NAF EZIGAR, Proprietor, ne JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Hogs which are being kjlled at the rate of 15 to 20 per day. #3 rie rey) wa He has now on hand/a very large lotZ of SPLENDID. 4, NEW LARD, HAMS, AND ' BACON, The very best te be had on this Coast, which willjbe sold “at ‘ow rates, ‘' WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JACOB, NAFFZIGAR. _ Nevada, Nov. 1st, 1970. . HAIR DRESSING SALOON. PHILIP DUCA... Proprietor. “BROAD STREET, NEVADA’ CITY, AMpOOshg -----+...35 . athe mnet Oe Cela.i.25 °° ' ‘Hair Dressing Room for Ladies andebildres. TaetH ExTRacrTen, .Leeches applied for 6 ‘ecnts. Cupping 25 WW EE BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON The Mr rd al Benevolent Society, of at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal. All the Premiums will be — in the 100 Premiums gold coin $100 each.. 10.000 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 each. 5,000/ 200 Preminms gold coin, $30 each.. 6,000 . During the Festival the sum. of $90,000 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each.. 12,500 phe] distributed Oa ee 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each. 20,860 1 Gift of Gold Coin. ssteeeee. 815,000 — ; —-—— 1 Gift of Gold Coin..2.0. 10,000 2,005 Gold. Coin Preminme am’t'y to $150,000} 4 Giftef-Gold Coins. sceese woes By —Gift of Gold 'Coin.. 2.000 BUSINESS MANAGERS—A, W. Potter, Gifts of Gold coin #1,000. 7,000 Thos, J. Gardner, Editok Nevada Gazette. RB. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County. Wm. KR. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire DepartT. Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Depets by sending Checks.om any of the Sacra}: air Cutting.... --25 Cents : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4 1971 ve i$90,000 GOLD co A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN AT ‘ i NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley. Nevada County, Cal, June ist, 1871. By the Grass Valley Winers? Home Association, In Aid ofa HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS 60,000 Tickets will be sold’ at $2,50 Coin, each. r It is proposed t® erect in the vicinity Grass Valley, annated miners. The home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well Known gentlemen, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm, Watt, Hon. Thos. Findley, ufpose and do more goog to the unfortunate By the establishment of the Home to which we refer, and which we propose to establish 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $500. —10 Gitts Gold Coin' $300. 3,000 John ope Sheriff Nevada County. . 100 pct pe Goin $30. tsa bia, 9 MeReete National Rechange . err ed Cota, FM. --neoees B6000 G:v.Schmittourg, Peston . A501 Gitte, £90,000 s The Gifts will beawartied ina precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in Bid of the Mervantile Library, ek. The drawing will take place under the management ofa Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, €al. ‘Lreasurer—Bank of Thos. Findley & Co. Grass Valley, with whom ail moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made throngh said Bank, In addition to the above Gifts the sum of $10,000 will be given to the Trustees of the “HOME” . For a guarantee that the Gifts will-be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County, Good responsivle Agents wanted everywhere FIFTEEN per cent discount will be made to parties taking Filty or more Tickets; All orders should be addressed to GEO, W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager, Office, Exchange Building, Grass Valley. $75,000 Gold Coin. A GRAND te GIFT CONCERT! 2 WILL BE GIVEN AT THE ETROPOLITAN, THEATRE, SACRAMENTO, MAY 1, 1871, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Association, For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing indebtedness, —During the Concert 1,317 Gifts will be distributed among Tickethoiders--amounting to $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows : 1 Giftv'of Gold Coit. .+seeveeess.-$15.000 1 Gift Of Gold Coin. .ec.ececdecceeee 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Opimc.cpedecassccess occ 5,000 1_GIft of Gold: COMM 5.28 3. oss css%exes 2,000 8 Gifts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each.. 3,000 5 Gifts of Gold Coin $600.each.. 2,500 5 Gifts of Gold Coin, $300 each.. 1,600 50 Gifts of Gold Con $100 each..+. 5,000 100 Gifts of Gold Coin, €ach.-. 5,000 300 Gifts of Guld Coin, $3) each.. «9,000 850 Gifts of Gold Coin, $20 each.. 17,000 1,317 Prizes,amounting to $75,000 — TREASURER, B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers. With whom all moneys will be deposited; an by whom all disbursements will be made. 60,000 Tickets will be sold at $250 Coin, Each. This Ticket will admit the bearer to Concert. Ge The drawing will, take place and the (Gifts awarded in a@ precisely similar manner ‘as at the Concert given in fan, Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the nown citizens of Sacramento, andthe officers of said Associations; : Persone at adistance ean obtain Tickmento Banks, or Coin by Wells. Fargo & Co. ‘Ten per cert ¢ommission will be allowed to IN. 0. a home for disabled and sipeey A. B. Brady, Esq. Dudley Hoyt, Esq: and Mar-» joint shpetvision of a° Committee of well ( date. GRAND OPENING BALL. —OF THE— NEW CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, BY THE Concert Hall Association, On Thursday Evening, May 11th. \HE SPLENDID NEW HALL, built bythe: Grass. Valley. Concert Hall Association, wilhbe dedicated by a Grand Opening Ball, on the E¥ening of May 1ith, 1871. The Hall is the finésy one in the mountains © California, eing 144 eet im length by forty-four feet in width, awd the floor is capable of aceommodating 500 dancers. It ia the desi of the Association to make the Ball the best in éve— ry respect ever hel invitation is hereby ‘. extended to the ladies an ntlemen ot Nevada and adjoining counties, No tickets of InVitation will be issued. Committee of Invitation. GRASS VALLEY. Hon Wm Watt, Hon Thos Findley, Hon Reuben Leach, © .M. Mitchell Sam Granger, W K Spencer, David Watt, CW Sinith DP Holbrook, A B Dibble Aaron Hooper, M Byrne, Jr, : Pat English, J yrne, W. G Pope, D Collins, L Zacharias, J A Farrell, D Binkleman, B Nathan, Jos Newman, J JF Dorsey, Dr Jas Simpson, W Loutzenheiser, E R West, A A Mulloy, Dr Wm McCormick, J H Henderson, Dan Meagher, © R Shoemaker, Henry Ivens, GW Anderson, Frank Cleveland. Wm Young, Geo a ig BOSTON RAVINE, wep Fie Prt, ae ava Stoddard, ~~~ udle oyt. hae te brick, as Berinallack, Ben McCauley, FOREST SPRINGS, George Little, NEVADA CITY, J A Lancaster, » 'T W Sigourney, G von Schmittburg, Jos Perrin, Ira A Eaton, John Cashin, Oscar Maltman, C'S Wells, T B Gardner, Tom Canfield, M BB Potter, Dan E Bell; C Beckman, LITTLE YORK, John Cozzens. EUREKA. John Hussey, J W Robb, MOORE’S FLAT. Hon TA Slicer, : SWEETLAND, H Sweetland, G D McFean, BIRCHVILLE, Henry Everett, GB Newell, FRENCH CORRAL, ‘Elisha Newell, W M Eddy. SAN JUAN, Dan Furth, JA Seely, * OU P Stidger, ; CHEROKEE, John Tierney, COLFAX, LD Leeds, Fogg, dimes, AUBURN. James Mahon, Jacob Neff, ROUGH AND READY, Sam Gilham, A IL Slack, PENN VALLEY, John Montgomery. INDIAN SPRINGS, COLUMBIA HILL, Robt McMurray, W W Nichols, SUCKER FLAT. RL Crary, C L. Compton. SMARTSVILLE. Thos Simpson, C C Duhain, RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Hon. Reuben Leech, Dr. W. McCormick, Sam. Granger, W. K. Spencer, Aaron Hooper, D., Collins, FLOOR MANAGERS, A. B. Dibble, W. C. Pope, Frank Cleveland, L. Zacharias, C. 8, Wells, J. A. Lancaster. Price of Tickets.. coeds eee $3 OO SUPPER FRER. LARGE SALE . OF FURNITURE wey. EE. JOHNSTON, PFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS S10RE AT LOW PRICES, on and ‘aiter ‘this : J. FE, JOHNSTON, in National rooager Ng Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. il i persons sending for Fifty or more Tickets. Commission paid iu Tickets. : All orders should be addressed to CADW ALADER, DAVIS. & CO, Business Agents, > P, O. Lock Box 228, Sacramento. Cal. General Agency 44. Fourth atréet, between Jand K. Broad Street’ Market. JAMES COLLEY, Prop: teior, LWAYS ‘eu lied with he bestof BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, ©» * ; Orders: filled trom families and ‘Meate deJAS. COLLBY, livered at their houres, Give meéa call. mechs , Nevada, March 27th. a inthe mo ing, . z : Join iu the ie Se yes etieeme er ee

wat we 8 fa ee a > e e COUPONS, ONE DOLLAR EACH, Gifts to be Awarded: "a Cash Gift = -1 Cash Gift « 15,000 1 Cash Gift 10,000 1 Cash Gift -.5,000 1 Cash Gift + ~ 8,000 1 Cash Gift 2,000 1 Cash Gift’ 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Giff —: ~ 1,000 1 Cash Gift Sen, 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Gift ° 1,000 1 Cash Gift -' = 1,000 1 Cash Gift oe ~ 1,000 1 Cash Gift ~ ‘> =» 1,000 1 Cash Gift ~ 1,000 1) Cash Gifts, $500 each -" 7,500 10 Cash Gifts, $250 eae, 2,500 29 Cash Gifts, $100 each -' 2,000 #0 Cash. Gifts, $50 each--—_25600 100 Cash Gifts, $30 each 8,000 1000 Cash Gifts, $10 each 10,060 1000 Cash Gifts, $3 each 6,000 2310 Gifts, amounting to $100,000 DA DAILY TRANS VOL. XXII. Che Daily Gransevipt. N. P. BROWN & M. 8S. DEAL, Publishers and Proprietors. Office Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Legal Enterprise, $100,000 CIFT FESTIVAL ACADEMY, OF MUSIE, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, May 25th, 1871. IN AID OF A PUBLIC. LIBRARY; Tickets Two Dollars Each. Which will be distributed by the Murua Ar AssocIaTION among: the Ticket hulders, UG This enterprise will be eonducted in aprecisely similar manner to that of the late Grand Gift Concert of the MERCANTLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, of San ‘Francisco, which gave such universal satIsiuction., : REFERENCES: ae J. Turyer, Dep,, U. 8. Marshal, E. Zapnisgie, late Government Clerk U. P. R. R., Omaha, Neb, Good, responsibie agents wanted. per cent. commission allowéd. Address, LYFORD & Cox, Omaha Nebraska, Business Managers. Ofiice, Caldwell Block; Pcie & Parrison, Agents, ity, ° 20 Nevada ap23 SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! —_—— CREAT BARCAINS. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. (Cosver OF PINE AND COMMERCTAL / STREETS, NEVADA OITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles Spring and Summer Suits, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &e. Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods canbe obtained in this State. a Something New, a prizo. for all ! THE JREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLAR—each box containg.a valuable prize with excellent Collars thrown in, Gentlemens Fine Shirts,” Under _ Clothing, Miner's Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. re! ~$20.000 . a Grand Removal ! “HAS REMOVED . ON BROAD STREET, Se and adjoining Lester & Mulloy’s Store. KIDD’S BUILDING CRAND OPENING! THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST, cheat pap a8 Sprang" “Ma dovaiuics x tbe tne ¢ AND. Finest, 4 j ao», And Best Goods, p ac, Mtthebo west Priees. OST MAGNIFICENT LRSM wE S. . OMI x AD! e2aRa cue sa. m+.. [$TOCK OF DRY CoODs, ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & 60. : ne NEVADA CITY. «> vierwet NOW ON EXH(BITION! on A ae A, GOLDSMITH, TO HIS NEW STORE! Next door to Banner Brothers, $150,000 GOLD COIN’ PREMIUMS! TICKET HOLDBERS-on the f 29th day of April, 1871. California, wlll‘hold their Second Grand Fai in aid of the following charitable purposes : ist, Publle Schools of Nevada County,. 2d, Publie Library of Nevada City. 3d. Orphan Asylum , Nevada County, 4ih, Fire Deparument, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admiss ion will be sold at $2 50 each. BANK-UF NEVADA COUNT ; PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, gold coin,.. tin Ford, Esq. all ofwhom: are residents of 1 Premiam gold cOimsccceccsceseccesas 15,000 . Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal. The Trus4 tees will make and execute regulations for 1 Premium gold coin...s.00.s..06 10,000 the proper and. economical condnet of TPreinium’ gold coins.. sz+24 5,000 . “rhe Home avilt derive some of fis support 1 Premium gold coin .... . secccece 4,000 . from regular monthly subseri tions of} the . working mines,and from contributions from 1 Premium gold coin.... sssseeeeee 3,000] the charitably dispised of all classes. It is 1 Premium gold coin ... ssccccecese 3,000} believed'that in this way the Home can be 1 Premium gold coin 2,490 . Maintained when it is once established : ae eeeern Bree i The necessity 0; éuch.a.home is demonstra1 Premium gold coin....eediedeei s,s 2,000 ted every day. Mining accidents are frequent 15 Preminms-gold coin, $1,000-each-.. 15°000 ancin rodey py aca _— in ere ad i the subjects of them. The community is al5 Prem{yms gold Baie $500 each.+.,.. 2,600 most daily called 7 ae to subscribe funds for %$ Premiums gold coin, $300 each'e+++ys 2 400 . -the assistance:of the disabled. ‘This tax on a 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 each.,.:.. 6,250 . generous community is to be used to a better H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer. Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor. P. Banner, Merchant. D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. Ira. A. Eaton; Union Hotel: G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry. Judge T. H. Kolfe. Geo. K, Phillips, Merchant, A. Goldsmith, merchant, ment. partment. A. Sanford, Merchant Bliven & Potter, Merchants, Lester & Mulloy, Merchants: L. Nibell, City Marshal, od responsible Agente wanted” Liberal commissions allowed. oney should be sent by Express, or by Draft on apy solvent Bank. Address all communications to ‘ C. B. SOCIETY, api Nevada City, Cal. UNION MARKET. bas JACOB NAF EZIGAR, Proprietor, ne JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Hogs which are being kjlled at the rate of 15 to 20 per day. #3 rie rey) wa He has now on hand/a very large lotZ of SPLENDID. 4, NEW LARD, HAMS, AND ' BACON, The very best te be had on this Coast, which willjbe sold “at ‘ow rates, ‘' WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JACOB, NAFFZIGAR. _ Nevada, Nov. 1st, 1970. . HAIR DRESSING SALOON. PHILIP DUCA..... Proprietor. “BROAD STREET, NEVADA’ CITY, AMpOOshg -----+.....35 . athe mnet Oe Cela.i.25 °° ' ‘Hair Dressing Room for Ladies andebildres. TaetH ExTRacrTen, .Leeches applied for 6 ‘ecnts. Cupping 25 WW EE BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON The Mr rd al Benevolent Society, of at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal. All the Premiums will be — in the 100 Premiums gold coin $100 each... 10.000 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 each.. 5,000/ 200 Preminms gold coin, $30 each... 6,000 . During the Festival the sum. of $90,000 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each... 12,500 phe] distributed Oa ee 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each.. 20,860 1 Gift of Gold Coin. ssteeeee.. 815,000 — ; —-—— 1 Gift of Gold Coin....2.0.. 10,000 2,005 Gold. Coin Preminme am’t'y to $150,000} 4 Giftef-Gold Coins. sceese woes By —Gift of Gold 'Coin.... 2.000 BUSINESS MANAGERS—A, W. Potter, Gifts of Gold coin #1,000. 7,000 Thos, J. Gardner, Editok Nevada Gazette. RB. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County. Wm. KR. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire DepartT. Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Depets by sending Checks.om any of the Sacra}: air Cutting....... --25 Cents : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4 1971 ve i$90,000 GOLD co A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN AT ‘ i NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley. Nevada County, Cal,

June ist, 1871. By the Grass Valley Winers? Home Association, In Aid ofa HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS 60,000 Tickets will be sold’ at $2,50 Coin, each. r It is proposed t® erect in the vicinity Grass Valley, annated miners. The home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well Known gentlemen, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm, Watt, Hon. Thos. Findley, ufpose and do more goog to the unfortunate By the establishment of the Home to which we refer, and which we propose to establish 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $500. —10 Gitts Gold Coin' $300. 3,000 John ope Sheriff Nevada County. . 100 pct pe Goin $30.. tsa bia, 9 MeReete National Rechange . err ed Cota, FM. --neoees B6000 G:v.Schmittourg, Peston . A501 Gitte, £90,000 s The Gifts will beawartied ina precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in Bid of the Mervantile Library, ek. The drawing will take place under the management ofa Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, €al. ‘Lreasurer—Bank of Thos. Findley & Co. Grass Valley, with whom ail moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made throngh said Bank, In addition to the above Gifts the sum of $10,000 will be given to the Trustees of the “HOME” . For a guarantee that the Gifts will-be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County, Good responsivle Agents wanted everywhere FIFTEEN per cent discount will be made to parties taking Filty or more Tickets; All orders should be addressed to GEO, W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager, Office, Exchange Building, Grass Valley. $75,000 Gold Coin. A GRAND te GIFT CONCERT! 2 WILL BE GIVEN AT THE ETROPOLITAN, THEATRE, SACRAMENTO, MAY 1, 1871, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Association, For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing indebtedness, —During the Concert 1,317 Gifts will be distributed among Tickethoiders--amounting to $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows : 1 Giftv'of Gold Coit.. ..+seeveeess.-$15.000 1 Gift Of Gold Coin. .ec.ececdecceeee 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Opimc.cpedecassccess occ 5,000 1_GIft of Gold: COMM 5.28 3. oss css%exes 2,000 8 Gifts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each... 3,000 5 Gifts of Gold Coin $600.each.... 2,500 5 Gifts of Gold Coin, $300 each.... 1,600 50 Gifts of Gold Con $100 each...+. 5,000 100 Gifts of Gold Coin, €ach.-.. 5,000 300 Gifts of Guld Coin, $3) each... «9,000 850 Gifts of Gold Coin, $20 each... 17,000 1,317 Prizes,amounting to $75,000 — TREASURER, B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers. With whom all moneys will be deposited; an by whom all disbursements will be made. 60,000 Tickets will be sold at $250 Coin, Each. This Ticket will admit the bearer to Concert. Ge The drawing will, take place and the (Gifts awarded in a@ precisely similar manner ‘as at the Concert given in fan, Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the nown citizens of Sacramento, andthe officers of said Associations; : Persone at adistance ean obtain Tickmento Banks, or Coin by Wells. Fargo & Co. ‘Ten per cert ¢ommission will be allowed to IN. 0. a home for disabled and sipeey A. B. Brady, Esq. Dudley Hoyt, Esq: and Mar-» joint shpetvision of a° Committee of well ( date. GRAND OPENING BALL. —OF THE— NEW CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, BY THE Concert Hall Association, On Thursday Evening, May 11th. \HE SPLENDID NEW HALL, built bythe: Grass. Valley. Concert Hall Association, wilhbe dedicated by a Grand Opening Ball, on the E¥ening of May 1ith, 1871. The Hall is the finésy one in the mountains © California, eing 144 eet im length by forty-four feet in width, awd the floor is capable of aceommodating 500 dancers. It ia the desi of the Association to make the Ball the best in éve— ry respect ever hel invitation is hereby ‘. extended to the ladies an ntlemen ot Nevada and adjoining counties, No tickets of InVitation will be issued. Committee of Invitation. GRASS VALLEY. Hon Wm Watt, Hon Thos Findley, Hon Reuben Leach, © .M. Mitchell Sam Granger, W K Spencer, David Watt, CW Sinith DP Holbrook, A B Dibble Aaron Hooper, M Byrne, Jr, : Pat English, J yrne, W. G Pope, D Collins, L Zacharias, J A Farrell, D Binkleman, B Nathan, Jos Newman, J JF Dorsey, Dr Jas Simpson, W Loutzenheiser, E R West, A A Mulloy, Dr Wm McCormick, J H Henderson, Dan Meagher, © R Shoemaker, Henry Ivens, GW Anderson, Frank Cleveland. Wm Young, Geo a ig BOSTON RAVINE, wep Fie Prt, ae ava Stoddard, ~~~ udle oyt. hae te brick, as Berinallack, Ben McCauley, FOREST SPRINGS, George Little, NEVADA CITY, J A Lancaster, » 'T W Sigourney, G von Schmittburg, Jos Perrin, Ira A Eaton, John Cashin, Oscar Maltman, C'S Wells, T B Gardner, Tom Canfield, M BB Potter, Dan E Bell; C Beckman, LITTLE YORK, John Cozzens. EUREKA. John Hussey, J W Robb, MOORE’S FLAT. Hon TA Slicer, : SWEETLAND, H Sweetland, G D McFean, BIRCHVILLE, Henry Everett, GB Newell, FRENCH CORRAL, ‘Elisha Newell, W M Eddy. SAN JUAN, Dan Furth, JA Seely, * OU P Stidger, ; CHEROKEE, John Tierney, COLFAX, LD Leeds, Fogg, dimes, AUBURN. James Mahon, Jacob Neff, ROUGH AND READY, Sam Gilham, A IL Slack, PENN VALLEY, John Montgomery. INDIAN SPRINGS, COLUMBIA HILL, Robt McMurray, W W Nichols, SUCKER FLAT. RL Crary, C L. Compton. SMARTSVILLE. Thos Simpson, C C Duhain, RECEPTION COMMITTEE. Hon. Reuben Leech, Dr. W. McCormick, Sam. Granger, W. K. Spencer, Aaron Hooper, D., Collins, FLOOR MANAGERS, A. B. Dibble, W. C. Pope, Frank Cleveland, L. Zacharias, C. 8, Wells, J. A. Lancaster. Price of Tickets... coeds eee $3 OO SUPPER FRER. LARGE SALE . OF FURNITURE wey. EE. JOHNSTON, PFERS EVERYTHING IN HIS S10RE AT LOW PRICES, on and ‘aiter ‘this : J. FE, JOHNSTON, in National rooager Ng Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. il i persons sending for Fifty or more Tickets. Commission paid iu Tickets. : All orders should be addressed to CADW ALADER, DAVIS. & CO, Business Agents, > P, O. Lock Box 228, Sacramento. Cal. General Agency 44. Fourth atréet, between Jand K. Broad Street’ Market. JAMES COLLEY, Prop: teior, LWAYS ‘eu lied with he bestof BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, ©» * ; Orders: filled trom families and ‘Meate deJAS. COLLBY, livered at their houres, Give meéa call. mechs , Nevada, March 27th. a inthe mo ing, . z : Join iu the ie Se yes etieeme er ee