May 5, 1871 (4 pages)

or Ls nd hg ith ith ; ed leny er 8. 1 tan ly ct A ry rt re Dct te \DA DAILY TR VOL. XXIL Piva gogo ANSCRI TM ee TRE INR ERR Sage — The Daily Gransevipt, N. P. BROWN & M.S, DEAL, ae saan Publishers and Proprietors; Office Cor, Broad & Pine Streets. Legal Enterprise. $100,000 CIFT FESTIVAL ACADEMY OF MUSTe, ‘OMAHA, NEBRASKA, May 25th, 1871, IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY, Tickets Two Dollars Each. -COUPONS,. ONE DOLLAR EACH, Gifts to be Awarded : “1 Cash Gitte 90 000 1 Cash Gift -_. 15,000 1 Cash Gift ~ . ‘10,000 1 Cash Gift 5,000 1 Cash Gift ++ ‘8,000 t Cash Gift *; 2,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Gift. »1,000 1Cavh Gif} yoo 1 Caste GiGi ted oe 4,600 1 Cash Gift ° 1,000 1 Cash Gift ~ =, 1,000 lCash. Gift : = ~ -.~4,000 1 Cash Gift = = = 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 15 Cash Gifts, $500 each ~ §7,500 1. Cash Gifts, $250 eac, 2,500 2) Cash Gifts, $100 cach, = 2,000 0. Cash Gifts, $50 eagh —--—=>----9:599-+ 1009 Cash Gifts, $30 each 8,000 1000 Cash Gifts, -$10 each ~~ 10,000 1000 Cash Gifts, . $5 each: < 5,000 2319 Gifts; amounting to S100; 000 . Which wall be distributed by the Muruan zip Association among the Ticket holders. U7 This enterprise will be conducted in a precisely similar manner to that of the late Grand Gift Concert‘of the .MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSUCIATION, of San Francisco, which gave such universal satisfaction. © SREPERENCES ¢ ” J. Tunser, Dep, U. 8. Marshal. E. Zspursxre, late Government Clerk U. P/R. R.; Omaha, Neb. Good, ; résponsibje agents wanted, 20 . _ per. cent. commission allewed. Address, ~—bY POD & Co; Omaha Nebraska, * ' Business Managers. Office; Caldwell Block.) 7° SPENCER & Parrison, Agents, Nevada City. ap23 SPRING AND SUMMER. \ CLOTHINC ! GREAT BARGAINS. ‘ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., (CORNER OF PL:E AND COMMERCIAL / STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just re-Ceived a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles . Spring and Summer Suits, ‘Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. ‘Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods can be obtained Aa thie State. —— Something New, @ prize for all ! ,~¢HE “dREAT EXPECTATION PAPER XOLLA Reach box contains a valuable prize with excellent cullare thrown in. Gentlemen’ Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner's Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. ~ Rosenstock, Price & Co. ‘Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who “call on thems, aad propose to give the Latest, Finest, And Best Goods, ; a ae ane eeererhee saree of . A of twenty-one weeks each. The Grst €-De etiies 2 © } rer ” Term commences uga closes De-—+Are 1 ets hy hes adtanaee to inesleeseucmilanie os saber Sut. The Seeond To 04 Se ema 4 BATHS SALOON. “GIVE US A CALL. ‘“. SROGENSTOCK, PRICE & 00. seh L dw~ undersigned would respeetiglly inform . On hand at their Mill and Lumber BUILDING & MINING LUMBER . January 9th, and closes June 1st. lar, w ' the late vacation. and per flowers aud shrubbery, for the use of 4 the A GRAND GIF£ CONCERT Will be given at the SAN JMaw THEATRE, on MONDAY, JULY 16th, 1871, ander the ausPices of the North San Juan Benevolent Assotion, San Juan Nevada County, For the Renefit of the DISTRICT SCHOOLS, FIRE CO's., CHUKCHES, CEM ETERIKS, SCHOOL LIBRARIES. and WA'TER WoRKS in Bridgeport Township. 1.318 Gifts agpregating the sum of $43,000. 50,000 Tickets will be soldat $1,50, Gold Coin, each, This is the } most liheral offer yet presented to the people of this State, GiFTB: 1 Gift of Gold Coin : H ; 3c 1 Gift of Gald Coin’ reat ani ten PGift of Gor Com, ; 3 Ct 8,000 2 Gifts of $1,000 Gold Cvin, each, $ 2.000 1 Gift of Gold Coin, : ae . 908 1 Gift of Gold Coin, $ : ; : 200 1 Gift of Gold Coin, 3 : 700 1 Gift ot Gold Coin, © ; 3 : #00 5 Gifts of $500, Gold Coin, each, 3 2.500 3 Gifts of $400, Gold Coin. each, : 1,200 4 Gitts of $300, Gold Coin, @ach, ; ; 1,200 10 Gifts of $200, Gola Coin, each, : 2,000 15 Gifts 0! $10. Gold Coin, each. ; 1,500 22 Gifts of $50, Gold Coin, each, 1,100 50 Gifts of’ $40, Gold Coin, each, ~ : 2.000 50 Gifts of $30, Gold Coin, each, ; 1.500 150 Gifts of $25, Gold Coin, each, : 3,00 400 Giits of $15, Gold Coin, each, 3° 6,000 600 Gifts of $10, Gold Coin, each, . 6,000 1,318 Gifts. amounting to $43,000 ‘Treasurer—JOHN T. MORGAN, North San wick . All moneys herein will be deposited with BLOCK ’& FUKTH, North San Juan, by whom all disbursements will be made at the time of the Concert, The drawing will take place, and the Gifta be awarded, precisely similar to the method t a adopted by a fs of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, aud nuder the supervision of well known citizens of Nerth Sau Juan, and the managers of this Association. A DISCOUNT OF TWELVE AND ONE PER CENT. ALLOWED TO AGENTS, and to those who may purchase from us directly to'the'amount of twenty-five tickets or more, Managers, — Dr. J. Stotlar, B. P. Dunning, Wm. M. Davis, L. Bushell. A Ticket admits the Bearer to the Drawing and Concert. We refer to the following named citizens for reference ; Block & Furth, J. ‘1’. Morgan, Dr E. B. Harris, P. H. Butler, O. P. Stidger, Gen. O, Evans, G. W. Koch, A. J. Putnam, B. A.’Pryor, John Fitter, Jas. Turney, John McCoy, Peter Graham,* Henry Sweetlund, G. B, Newell, Henry Everett, W. Cadwallader, m. M. Eddy, Geo. Parshley, KR. Little, David Alexander, Chas. aeeerye: Capt. J, 8. McBride, Wm. Warner, Geo, D. McLane, Capt. Coffery, R. Newell. Moneys and Drafts should be sent to JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. All orders and communications to JAMES A, STIDGER, Sec’y. North San Juan, Cal, CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. m2 Pas’ Expres . Miay 1. ; Expres jPas’ger Sanday . ‘train Tiain . sunday exceptdjDaily! 1871. . Dailyjexcep’d 400 PM, 8.00 am.San Franco, 5.45 pm,12.30 pm 4.42 °° 1840 am:Oakland, . 5.12 ** 111.58 . 7.30 ** (San dose, . 5.40 * . ad 7.58 °° [12.15 Pm'stockton, {. 1.48 ** +-8:85 9.85 °° . 2.10 ** :Sacrament,{11.15 am} 7.00.4M . 4.10 ** . Maryeville,! 9.10 * . = 9.40 * . Sesma, 1420am: 4 tm 1220 * ‘Sacrame’ty,'11.45 ~! & 3} 6251 Colfax, 1845) 2 215am) Reco, }1.00ami qo > . 9.10am!Winnemuc . 405°! p ‘2 12 00 m Battle Mo'n' 1.25 Pm! 7 P 1440"! Elko, 184540 9 16.1 Qam! Ogden, . 515Pm: A. N. TOWNE, Gen’! Sap’t. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen’) Passg’r Agent. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL the public that they have Yard, the Largest and cost complete Stock. .of TO BE POUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SACRAMENT@ SEMINARY. FOR ‘YOUNG LADIES. Street, Between 10th and 11th, SACRAMENTO, The very best to be had on this -Nevadg, Nov. 1st, 1870. GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! ILL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON ‘ICKET HOLDERS onthe 29th -day of April, 1871. The Cosmopolittn Benevolent Society, of California, wlll hold their Second Grand. Fair at the Broad street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal. in aid of the following charitable purposes : 1st, Public Schools of Nevada County. 2d, Public Library of Nevada City. 3d. Urphan Asylum , Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nc vada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission will be seld at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be Eeppeited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, : . PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, gold coin. o++0se0ee+02$25,000 1 Premiam gold COins.eccescceeeseseee 15,000 1 Premium gold COin..seesesseeee 10,000 NO. 52. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 5 1871 43.000 *%.S0un conn. $150,000 ($90,000 GOLD COIN. A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN AT NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, By the Grass Valley Miners? Home Associasion, In Aid of a HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS 60,000 Tickets will be rold at $2,50 Coin, each. Tt is proposed to erect in the vicinity of Grass Valley, a home for disabled and superannated miners. The home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known othe Board of Truslees ; Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos,: Findley, A, B. Brady, Esq. Dudley Hoyt, Esq. and Martin Ford, Esq. ailof whom are residents of Graes Valley, Nevada county, Cal, The Trustees will make and exécute regulations for the proper and economical conduct of 1 Premitm gold coin. ee. ee. 6000 4,000 1 Premium gold Coin .s.00 « ecessees 1 Premium gold cain... 3,000 1 Premium gold coim ..¢.e0es.c56 3,000 1 Premium gold coin. . eeecevccee. 2,490 1 Premium gold Coin. cesccesee.ssee. 2,000 15 Premiums gold coin, $1,000 each. . 15 000 5 Premiums gold coin, $500 each.. 2,500 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 €ach..7: 6,950 100 Premiums gold coin 6100 each.. 10.000 100 Premiums -goid coin, $50-eacks sss. = °5.000 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 each.. 6,000 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each.. 12,500 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each. 20,860 ee estteses BUSINESS MANAGERS—A. W. Potter, A. H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. _ By special permission we refer to the following well_known citizens: oun H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. ey -A. Lancaster, National Exchange otel, M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster. Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer, Geo. B. Newell; ex=County Supervisor. Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette. P. Banner, Merchant. R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County. D.E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. Ira. A. Katon. Union Hotel. G. G, Allen, Nevada foundry, Judge T. H. Kolfe. Geo, K. Phillips, Merchant. _ A, Goldsmith, merchant, Wm. R, Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department, T. Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Department,. A. Sanford, Merchant. Bliven & Potter. Merchants, Lester & Mulloy, Merchants, L. Nihell, City Marshal. . Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Meney shonid be sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. . Addresa all communications to c. B. SOCIETY, Nevada City, Cal, apl . UNION MARKET. JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Proprietor. AS JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Hogs which are being killed at the rate of 15 to 20 per day. . ines ahas i, He has mow on hand a very large lot§ of SPLENDID 37m) NEW LARD, HAMS, AND BACON, Coast, which willibe soldat ‘ow rates, m WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JACOB, NAFFZIGAR. 7 School Year is divided into,T wo Terme The nds of the Seminary-have been enph eer py ladies of the family. Hair Cutting. .-nerssirnaernZ5 Comes Shampeoan ‘Baths— Hot HAIR DRESSING BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, having .,.--. eeewes a OOO cept ewes “6 SREVADA.cITx. AN: 2,005 Gold Coin Premiums am't’y to $150,000 ‘) 1501 Gilts, Home. _ The Home will derive some of its support from regular monthly subscriptions of the working mines, dud from contributions from the charitably disposed of all classes. It is believed that in this way the Home can be maintained when it is bnce established The necessity o: snch a home is demonstra~ ted every day. Miningaccidents are frequent and in many instances result. in disability to the subjects of them. The community is’ al“most daily cated 1 the agsistance of the disabled. his tax ona generous community is to be used to a better urpose and do more good to the unfortunate oy the establishment of the Home to which we refer, and which we propose to establish During the Festival the sum of $90,000 beth be distributed to the Tieket holders as lows ; 1 Gitt uf Gold Coin. ++. 815,000 eeceece, 1 Gift of Gold Coin. -10,000 1-Gift of Geld Coins s335% ~ 6,000 1 Gift of Gold ’Coin.icescecees 2.000 % Gifts of Gold coin $1,000.. 7,000 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $500.0..6 5.000 10-Gitts Gold Coin $300. §=63, 000 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $200. 2,000. 60 Giits Gold Coin, ¥100 6,000 100 Gifis Gold Coin $50. &, 1300 Gifts Gold Coin; $30>°: 9.006 200. Gifts Gold Coin, $25. 5,000 $00 Gifts Gold Co n, $20 $90,000 The Giits will be awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in aid of tLe Mercantile Library. The tirawing will take place under the management ofa Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, Gal. ‘#reasurer—Bunk of Chios. Kind« ley & Co.¢Grass Valley, with whom ail moneys will be deposited. Ali disbursements will be made thruagh said Bank. in addition to the above Gifts the sum of $10,600 will be given to the ‘Irustees of the “MOME ” For a guarantee that the Gifts. will be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County, Good respunsibie Agents wanted everywhere FIFTEEN per cent discount will bemade to parties taking Fifty or more 11ckets. All orders should be addressed to GEKv. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office; Exchange Build'ng, Gras Valley. $75,000 Gold Coin. A GRAND te GIFT CONCERT! & 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 avill be distributed among Ticketholders--amounting to $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows: 1 Gift of Gold Coin. 2 © 600 eOSeeesee -$15.000 1 Gift of Goid Coin..ccscccsscees 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin. .ccccccccccess.es 5,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin... eeccesove 2,000 :8 Gifts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each.. 3,000 5 Gifts of Gold Coin $500 each.. 2.500 .5 Gifts of Gold Coin, each.6.-. 1.500 ‘50 Gifts of Gold Co'n $100 each.. 5.000 100 Gifts of Gold Coin, each.-. — 5,000 3u0 Gifts of Gold Coin, each.s2. 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 manver as at the Concert giveu-in tan Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the oint supervision of a Committee of well nown citizens of Sacramento, and the officers of said Aesociations: 27 Pereons at a distance can obtain Tick. F Checks on any of the Sacramento Banks,.or Coim by Wells, Fargo & Co., Ten per cent commission will be allowed’ to’ rsons sending for Fifty or more ‘Pickets.* Poumsadan paidiu Tiexets. ' : All orders should be addressed to Cal, the J GRAND OPENING BALL. or THE— NEW CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, er Concert Hall Association, On Thursday Evening, May 11th: Te SPLENDID NEW HALL, built by the Grass Valley Coneert Hall Association, will be dedicated. by a Grand Upening Ball, on the Evening of May 11th, 1871. The Hali is: the finest one in the mountaing Of Ualifornia, being 144 feet in length by. forty-four feet in width, and the ftoor is capable of accom. modating 500 dancers. {tie the désign of the Association to inake the Ball the best in eve-~ ry respect ever held in the mountains. And , of the occasion a general invitation is hereby extended to thé ladies and.gentlemen ot Nevada and adjoinirg counties. No tickets of Invitation will be issued. Committee of Invitation. : GRASS. VALLEY. Hon Wm Watt, Hon Thos; Findley, = oe Leach, C Ry vine mal bam Granger, » . Wi Spencer, David Watt, CW Smith, D-? Holbrook, AB Dibble, Aaron Hooper, M Byrne, Jr, Pat English, J K.Byrne, » W C Pope, D Collins, 'L Zacharias, J A Farralil, D. Binkleman, B Nathan, Jos Newman, J J Dorsey, Dr Jas Simpson, W Loutzenheis:r, E.R West, AA Mulloy,Dr Wm McCormick, J H Henderson, Dan Meagher, R Shoemaker, Henry Ivens, G W Anderson, Frank Cleveland. Wm Young, Geo King, BOSTON RAVINE. “. Martin Ford, * ~~ “Alex Stoddard, Dudley Hoyt. Jas Bennallack, Chas Bebrisch, Ben McCauley, FOREST SPRINGS. Jos Perrin, George Little, NEVADA CITY, Ira A Eaton, J A Lancaster, zobn Coshin, rl W Sigourney, 7 scar Maltman, von Schmittbur ; C8 Wells, . TB Garnet * Tom Canfield, M BB Potter, Dan E Bell, C Beckman, LITTLE YORK. John Hussey, John Cozzens, EUREKA. i J W Robb, MOORE’S FLAT, Hon TA Slicer, : SWEETLAND, H Sweetland, G D McKean, BIRCHVILLE, Henry Everett, G B Newel), FRENCH CORRAL. Ehsha Newell, WM Eddy. mae! SAN JUAN, an Furth, O P Bidet, ys CHEROKEE, John Tierney, COLFAX, L D Leeds, Fogg, hiimes, : AUBURN, James Mahon, Jacob Neff, . ROUGH AND READY. Sam Gilham, A TL. Slack, PENN VALLEY, John Montgomery, INDIAN SPRINGS, M L Hatch, COLUMBIA HULd. Robt McMurray, W W Nichois, SUCKER FLAT. BL Crary, C L Compton. \ SMARTSVILLE, Thos Simpson, €-C Duhain, RECEPTION COMMITTEE, Hon. Reuben Leech, Dr. W. McCormick, Sam. Granger, W.K. Spencer, Aaron: Hooper, D. Collins, . VLOOR MANAGERS, A.B. Dibble, W.-C. Pope, ‘Frank Cleveland, L. Z ins, C. 8. Wells, J.A. caster, Price of Tiekets... ..$3 09 SUPPER. FREB. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE Wz. EK. JOHNSTON UPL BNE gs J. E. JOHNSTON, -f Nations} F xchange Hotei Euiiding. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. Broad Street Market. eee CADWALADER, DAV:‘S &' CO.‘ Cans aring’ or Cobd..26. Business Agents.: , are admitted atany time during 2 cal ‘. the term, and:charged proportionately. Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and chikiren, @ hd Roe sgremento, Onl: Course of Study—Juvenite, Department, Ac-. 7. oy ., Leeches applied for 6 Agencyourt t,, nm Course, J and. K. mach a CEs PERE CE Binoye. oe” Caneeaas mn S. sa ; JAMES COLLEY, Prop ‘icior, ALWAYS so ied with hie besto f BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, 4 gy Mee from fanvition and Meats deyoke Ae oe COLLEY that airmay Jorn ii the fes*ivities “~~~

or Ls nd hg ith ith ; ed leny er 8. 1 tan ly ct A ry rt re Dct te \DA DAILY TR VOL. XXIL Piva gogo ANSCRI TM ee TRE INR ERR Sage — The Daily Gransevipt, N. P. BROWN & M.S, DEAL, ae saan Publishers and Proprietors; Office Cor, Broad & Pine Streets. Legal Enterprise. $100,000 CIFT FESTIVAL ACADEMY OF MUSTe, ‘OMAHA, NEBRASKA, May 25th, 1871, IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY, Tickets Two Dollars Each. -COUPONS,. ONE DOLLAR EACH, Gifts to be Awarded : “1 Cash Gitte 90 000 1 Cash Gift -_. 15,000 1 Cash Gift ~ . ‘10,000 1 Cash Gift 5,000 1 Cash Gift ++ ‘8,000 t Cash Gift *; 2,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 1 Cash Gift. »1,000 1Cavh Gif} yoo 1 Caste GiGi ted oe 4,600 1 Cash Gift ° 1,000 1 Cash Gift ~ =, 1,000 lCash. Gift : = ~ -.~4,000 1 Cash Gift = = = 1,000 1 Cash Gift 1,000 15 Cash Gifts, $500 each ~ §7,500 1. Cash Gifts, $250 eac, 2,500 2) Cash Gifts, $100 cach, = 2,000 0.. Cash Gifts, $50 eagh —--—=>----9:599-+ 1009 Cash Gifts, $30 each 8,000 1000 Cash Gifts, -$10 each ~~ 10,000 1000 Cash Gifts, . $5 each: < 5,000 2319 Gifts; amounting to S100; 000 . Which wall be distributed by the Muruan zip Association among the Ticket holders. U7 This enterprise will be conducted in a precisely similar manner to that of the late Grand Gift Concert‘of the .MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSUCIATION, of San Francisco, which gave such universal satisfaction. © SREPERENCES ¢ ” J. Tunser, Dep, U. 8. Marshal. E. Zspursxre, late Government Clerk U. P/R. R.; Omaha, Neb. Good, ; résponsibje agents wanted, 20 . _ per. cent. commission allewed. Address, ~—bY POD & Co; Omaha Nebraska, * ' Business Managers. Office; Caldwell Block.) 7° SPENCER & Parrison, Agents, Nevada City. ap23 SPRING AND SUMMER. \ CLOTHINC ! GREAT BARGAINS. ‘ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., (CORNER OF PL:E AND COMMERCIAL / STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just re-Ceived a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles . Spring and Summer Suits, ‘Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &c. ‘Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods can be obtained Aa thie State. —— Something New, @ prize for all ! ,~¢HE “dREAT EXPECTATION PAPER XOLLA Reach box contains a valuable prize with excellent cullare thrown in. Gentlemen’ Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner's Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. ~ Rosenstock, Price & Co. ‘Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who “call on thems, aad propose to give the Latest, Finest, And Best Goods, ; a ae ane eeererhee saree of . A of twenty-one weeks each. The Grst €-De etiies 2 © } rer ” Term commences uga closes De-—+Are 1 ets hy hes adtanaee to inesleeseucmilanie os saber Sut. The Seeond To 04 Se ema 4 BATHS SALOON. “GIVE US A CALL. ‘“. SROGENSTOCK, PRICE & 00. seh L dw~ undersigned would respeetiglly inform . On hand at their Mill and Lumber BUILDING & MINING LUMBER . January 9th, and closes June 1st. lar, w ' the late vacation. and per flowers aud shrubbery, for the use of 4 the A GRAND GIF£ CONCERT Will be given at the SAN JMaw THEATRE, on MONDAY, JULY 16th, 1871, ander the ausPices of the North San Juan Benevolent Assotion, San Juan Nevada County, For the Renefit of the DISTRICT SCHOOLS, FIRE CO's., CHUKCHES, CEM ETERIKS, SCHOOL LIBRARIES. and WA'TER WoRKS in Bridgeport Township. 1.318 Gifts agpregating the sum of $43,000. 50,000 Tickets will be soldat $1,50, Gold Coin, each, This is the } most liheral offer yet presented to the people of this State, GiFTB: 1 Gift of Gold Coin : H ; 3c 1 Gift of Gald Coin’ reat ani ten PGift of Gor Com, ; 3 Ct 8,000 2 Gifts of $1,000 Gold Cvin, each, $ 2.000 1 Gift of Gold Coin, : ae . 908 1 Gift of Gold Coin, $ : ; : 200 1 Gift of Gold Coin, 3 : 700 1 Gift ot Gold Coin, © ; 3 : #00 5 Gifts of $500, Gold Coin, each, 3 2.500 3 Gifts of $400, Gold Coin. each, : 1,200 4 Gitts of $300, Gold Coin, @ach, ; ; 1,200 10 Gifts of $200, Gola Coin, each, : 2,000 15 Gifts 0! $10. Gold Coin, each. ; 1,500 22 Gifts of $50, Gold Coin, each, 1,100 50 Gifts of’ $40, Gold Coin, each, ~ : 2.000 50 Gifts of $30, Gold Coin, each, ; 1.500 150 Gifts of $25, Gold Coin, each, : 3,00 400 Giits of $15, Gold Coin, each, 3° 6,000 600 Gifts of $10, Gold Coin, each, . 6,000 1,318 Gifts. amounting to $43,000 ‘Treasurer—JOHN T. MORGAN, North San wick . All moneys herein will be deposited with BLOCK ’& FUKTH, North San Juan, by whom all disbursements will be made at the time of the Concert, The drawing will take place, and the Gifta be awarded, precisely similar to the method t a adopted by a fs of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, aud nuder the supervision of well known citizens of Nerth Sau Juan, and the managers of this Association. A DISCOUNT OF TWELVE AND ONE PER CENT. ALLOWED TO AGENTS, and to those who may purchase from us directly to'the'amount of twenty-five tickets or more, Managers, — Dr. J. Stotlar, B. P. Dunning, Wm. M. Davis, L. Bushell. A Ticket admits the Bearer to the Drawing and Concert. We refer to the following named citizens for reference ; Block & Furth, J. ‘1’. Morgan, Dr E. B. Harris, P. H. Butler, O. P. Stidger, Gen. O, Evans, G. W. Koch, A. J. Putnam, B. A.’Pryor, John Fitter, Jas. Turney, John McCoy, Peter Graham,* Henry Sweetlund, G. B, Newell, Henry Everett, W. Cadwallader, m. M. Eddy, Geo. Parshley, KR. Little, David Alexander, Chas. aeeerye: Capt. J, 8. McBride, Wm. Warner, Geo, D. McLane, Capt. Coffery, R. Newell. Moneys and Drafts should be sent to JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. All orders and communications to JAMES A, STIDGER, Sec’y. North San Juan, Cal, CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. m2 Pas’ Expres . Miay 1. ; Expres jPas’ger Sanday . ‘train Tiain . sunday exceptdjDaily! 1871. . Dailyjexcep’d 400 PM, 8.00 am.San Franco, 5.45 pm,12.30 pm 4.42 °° 1840 am:Oakland, . 5.12 ** 111.58 . 7.30 ** (San dose, . 5.40 * . ad 7.58 °° [12.15 Pm'stockton, {. 1.48 ** +-8:85 9.85 °° . 2.10 ** :Sacrament,{11.15 am} 7.00.4M . 4.10 ** . Maryeville,! 9.10 * . = 9.40 * . Sesma, 1420am: 4 tm 1220 * ‘Sacrame’ty,'11.45 ~! & 3} 6251 Colfax, 1845) 2 215am) Reco, }1.00ami qo > . 9.10am!Winnemuc . 405°! p ‘2 12 00 m Battle Mo'n' 1.25 Pm! 7 P 1440"! Elko, 184540 9 16.1 Qam! Ogden, . 515Pm: A. N. TOWNE, Gen’! Sap’t. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen’) Passg’r Agent. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL the public that they have Yard, the Largest and cost complete Stock. .of TO BE POUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SACRAMENT@ SEMINARY. FOR ‘YOUNG LADIES. Street, Between 10th and 11th, SACRAMENTO, The very best to be had on this -Nevadg, Nov. 1st, 1870. GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! ILL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON ‘ICKET HOLDERS onthe 29th -day of April, 1871. The Cosmopolittn Benevolent Society, of California, wlll hold their Second Grand. Fair at the Broad street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal. in aid of the following charitable purposes : 1st, Public Schools of Nevada County. 2d, Public Library of Nevada City. 3d. Urphan Asylum , Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nc vada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission will be seld at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be Eeppeited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, : . PREMIUMS, 1 Premium, gold coin.. o++0se0ee+02$25,000 1 Premiam gold COins.eccescceeeseseee 15,000 1 Premium gold COin....seesesseeee 10,000 NO. 52. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 5 1871 43.000 *%.S0un conn. $150,000 ($90,000 GOLD COIN. A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN AT NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, By the Grass Valley Miners? Home Associasion, In Aid of a HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS 60,000 Tickets will be rold at $2,50 Coin, each. Tt is proposed to erect in the vicinity of Grass Valley, a home for disabled and superannated miners. The home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known othe Board of Truslees ; Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos,: Findley, A, B. Brady, Esq. Dudley Hoyt, Esq. and Martin Ford, Esq. ailof whom are residents of Graes Valley, Nevada county, Cal, The Trustees will make and exécute regulations for the proper and economical conduct of 1 Premitm gold coin.. ee. ee. 6000 4,000 1 Premium gold Coin ..s.00 « ecessees 1 Premium gold cain..... 3,000 1 Premium gold coim ...¢..e0es.c56 3,000 1 Premium gold coin. .. eeecevccee.. 2,490 1 Premium gold Coin. cesccesee.ssee.. 2,000 15 Premiums gold coin, $1,000 each. .. 15 000 5 Premiums gold coin, $500 each.... 2,500 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 €ach...7: 6,950 100 Premiums gold coin 6100 each... 10.000 100 Premiums -goid coin, $50-eacks sss. = °5.000 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 each... 6,000 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each... 12,500 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each.. 20,860 ee estteses BUSINESS MANAGERS—A. W. Potter,

A. H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. _ By special permission we refer to the following well_known citizens: oun H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. ey -A. Lancaster, National Exchange otel, M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster. Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer, Geo. B. Newell; ex=County Supervisor. Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette. P. Banner, Merchant. R. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County. D.E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster. Ira. A. Katon. Union Hotel. G. G, Allen, Nevada foundry, Judge T. H. Kolfe. Geo, K. Phillips, Merchant. _ A, Goldsmith, merchant, Wm. R, Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department, T. Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Department,. A. Sanford, Merchant. Bliven & Potter. Merchants, Lester & Mulloy, Merchants, L. Nihell, City Marshal. . Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Meney shonid be sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. . Addresa all communications to c. B. SOCIETY, Nevada City, Cal, apl . UNION MARKET. JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Proprietor. AS JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Hogs which are being killed at the rate of 15 to 20 per day. . ines ahas i, He has mow on hand a very large lot§ of SPLENDID 37m) NEW LARD, HAMS, AND BACON, Coast, which willibe soldat ‘ow rates, m WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JACOB, NAFFZIGAR. 7 School Year is divided into,T wo Terme The nds of the Seminary-have been enph eer py ladies of the family. Hair Cutting. .-nerssirnaernZ5 Comes Shampeoan ‘Baths— Hot HAIR DRESSING BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, having ..,..--. eeewes a OOO cept ewes “6 SREVADA.cITx. AN: 2,005 Gold Coin Premiums am't’y to $150,000 ‘) 1501 Gilts, Home. _ The Home will derive some of its support from regular monthly subscriptions of the working mines, dud from contributions from the charitably disposed of all classes. It is believed that in this way the Home can be maintained when it is bnce established The necessity o: snch a home is demonstra~ ted every day. Miningaccidents are frequent and in many instances result. in disability to the subjects of them. The community is’ al“most daily cated 1 the agsistance of the disabled. his tax ona generous community is to be used to a better urpose and do more good to the unfortunate oy the establishment of the Home to which we refer, and which we propose to establish During the Festival the sum of $90,000 beth be distributed to the Tieket holders as lows ; 1 Gitt uf Gold Coin.. ++. 815,000 eeceece, 1 Gift of Gold Coin. -10,000 1-Gift of Geld Coins s335% ~ 6,000 1 Gift of Gold ’Coin..icescecees 2.000 % Gifts of Gold coin $1,000.... 7,000 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $500..0...6 5.000 10-Gitts Gold Coin $300.. §=63, 000 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $200. 2,000. 60 Giits Gold Coin, ¥100 6,000 100 Gifis Gold Coin $50. &, 1300 Gifts Gold Coin; $30>°: 9.006 200. Gifts Gold Coin, $25. 5,000 $00 Gifts Gold Co n, $20 $90,000 The Giits will be awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in aid of tLe Mercantile Library. The tirawing will take place under the management ofa Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, Gal. ‘#reasurer—Bunk of Chios. Kind« ley & Co.¢Grass Valley, with whom ail moneys will be deposited. Ali disbursements will be made thruagh said Bank. in addition to the above Gifts the sum of $10,600 will be given to the ‘Irustees of the “MOME ” For a guarantee that the Gifts. will be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County, Good respunsibie Agents wanted everywhere FIFTEEN per cent discount will bemade to parties taking Fifty or more 11ckets. All orders should be addressed to GEKv. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office; Exchange Build'ng, Gras Valley. $75,000 Gold Coin. A GRAND te GIFT CONCERT! & 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 avill be distributed among Ticketholders--amounting to $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows: 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 2 © 600 eOSeeesee -$15.000 1 Gift of Goid Coin....ccscccsscees 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. .ccccccccccess.es 5,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin..... eeccesove 2,000 :8 Gifts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each... 3,000 5 Gifts of Gold Coin $500 each.... 2.500 .5 Gifts of Gold Coin, each..6.-. 1.500 ‘50 Gifts of Gold Co'n $100 each.... 5.000 100 Gifts of Gold Coin, each.-.. — 5,000 3u0 Gifts of Gold Coin, each..s2. 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 manver as at the Concert giveu-in tan Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the oint supervision of a Committee of well nown citizens of Sacramento, and the officers of said Aesociations: 27 Pereons at a distance can obtain Tick. F Checks on any of the Sacramento Banks,.or Coim by Wells, Fargo & Co., Ten per cent commission will be allowed’ to’ rsons sending for Fifty or more ‘Pickets.* Poumsadan paidiu Tiexets. ' : All orders should be addressed to Cal, the J GRAND OPENING BALL. or THE— NEW CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, er Concert Hall Association, On Thursday Evening, May 11th: Te SPLENDID NEW HALL, built by the Grass Valley Coneert Hall Association, will be dedicated. by a Grand Upening Ball, on the Evening of May 11th, 1871. The Hali is: the finest one in the mountaing Of Ualifornia, being 144 feet in length by. forty-four feet in width, and the ftoor is capable of accom. modating 500 dancers. {tie the désign of the Association to inake the Ball the best in eve-~ ry respect ever held in the mountains. And , of the occasion a general invitation is hereby extended to thé ladies and.gentlemen ot Nevada and adjoinirg counties. No tickets of Invitation will be issued. Committee of Invitation. : GRASS. VALLEY. Hon Wm Watt, Hon Thos; Findley, = oe Leach, C Ry vine mal bam Granger, » . Wi Spencer, David Watt, CW Smith, D-? Holbrook, AB Dibble, Aaron Hooper, M Byrne, Jr, Pat English, J K.Byrne, » W C Pope, D Collins, 'L Zacharias, J A Farralil, D. Binkleman, B Nathan, Jos Newman, J J Dorsey, Dr Jas Simpson, W Loutzenheis:r, E.R West, AA Mulloy,Dr Wm McCormick, J H Henderson, Dan Meagher, R Shoemaker, Henry Ivens, G W Anderson, Frank Cleveland. Wm Young, Geo King, BOSTON RAVINE. “. Martin Ford, * ~~ “Alex Stoddard, Dudley Hoyt. Jas Bennallack, Chas Bebrisch, Ben McCauley, FOREST SPRINGS. Jos Perrin, George Little, NEVADA CITY, Ira A Eaton, J A Lancaster, zobn Coshin, rl W Sigourney, 7 scar Maltman, von Schmittbur ; C8 Wells, . TB Garnet * Tom Canfield, M BB Potter, Dan E Bell, C Beckman, LITTLE YORK. John Hussey, John Cozzens, EUREKA. i J W Robb, MOORE’S FLAT, Hon TA Slicer, : SWEETLAND, H Sweetland, G D McKean, BIRCHVILLE, Henry Everett, G B Newel), FRENCH CORRAL. Ehsha Newell, WM Eddy. mae! SAN JUAN, an Furth, O P Bidet, ys CHEROKEE, John Tierney, COLFAX, L D Leeds, Fogg, hiimes, : AUBURN, James Mahon, Jacob Neff, . ROUGH AND READY. Sam Gilham, A TL. Slack, PENN VALLEY, John Montgomery, INDIAN SPRINGS, M L Hatch, COLUMBIA HULd. Robt McMurray, W W Nichois, SUCKER FLAT. BL Crary, C L Compton. \ SMARTSVILLE, Thos Simpson, €-C Duhain, RECEPTION COMMITTEE, Hon. Reuben Leech, Dr. W. McCormick, Sam. Granger, W.K. Spencer, Aaron: Hooper, D. Collins, . VLOOR MANAGERS, A.B. Dibble, W.-C. Pope, ‘Frank Cleveland, L. Z ins, C. 8. Wells, J.A. caster, Price of Tiekets...... ...$3 09 SUPPER. FREB. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE Wz. EK. JOHNSTON UPL BNE gs J. E. JOHNSTON, -f Nations} F xchange Hotei Euiiding. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. Broad Street Market. eee CADWALADER, DAV:‘S &' CO.‘ Cans aring’ or Cobd....26. Business Agents.: , are admitted atany time during 2 cal ‘. the term, and:charged proportionately. Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and chikiren, @ hd Roe sgremento, Onl: Course of Study—Juvenite, Department, Ac-. 7. oy ., Leeches applied for 6 Agencyourt t,, nm Course, J and. K. mach a CEs PERE CE Binoye. oe” Caneeaas mn S. sa ; JAMES COLLEY, Prop ‘icior, ALWAYS so ied with hie besto f BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON, 4 gy Mee from fanvition and Meats deyoke Ae oe COLLEY that airmay Jorn ii the fes*ivities “~~~