May 5, 1871 (4 pages)

. = eo oe Ly Cat at. nity Transcript, NEVADA ‘CITY, —_——__—————————— LOCAL ITEMS. County Court, May 4th, James Grant vs J.-H; Ensign et als—Case dismissed N.C. B. G. Mining Co. vs James Anderson et als—Case dismissed, _ The following cases were set for trial : : The People v8 Mary Keenan, assault with intent to marder—May 18th, The People vs Rogers and Stéele, prize fighting—May 16th. ‘The Pevple .vs Henry Nichols, asgault and battery —May 16th. The People vs J. Wilkes Hall—May 17th. Grand Jury. YThe Grand Jury for the May term wasempaneled by the County Court yesterday, as follows: V. G. Bell, Foreman, C. Beckman, W. M. Thomas, T. W. Sigourney, A. W. Lester, Wm. M. Nutter, Thales Curtis, A. Henneman, W. H, Crawford, H. Schardin, _J.A. Cross. Ed. McSorley, David Alex ander, J. A. Farrell, 8, Glass, W. C. Stokes, M, W. Ross, Jas. W. Smith, M. Byrne, Sr., John Bray, John Bennett, R. Roberts, C. H, Mead. Personal. We had a call yesterday from M. D. . ~ Caulkins, traveling correspondent of the Lawrence county, Kansas, Daily Journal, who is visiting his brother, Delos Caulkins, of this city. Mr. Caulkins resided in this county in 1856, aod is now: visiting his old friends and _ getting material for correspondence to the paper which he represents. He will no doubt. find much in relation to the mineral aiid other resources of the county, which will be interesting to the readers of the Journal, which; by the way, is one of the best west of the Mississippi. The New Rink. The Committee of the Young Men’s Social Club had the new skating hall landsomely decorated with flags and emblems yesterday and the music sounded excellent. The rink is a splendid building for sound, beivg tar superior to many halls designed for public speaking. The party given at the opening last evening will receive proper consideration to-morrow as we Went to press tooearly to give an account of it. ; . New Goods; A. Goldemith has just received another lot of those choice goods which he has been selling 80 low. A look at the establishment will convince any one that he is doing a splendid business, for the reason that he srtisfies all his patrons. See his advertisement *’in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, ._ Bille against the County. All bills against the county must be Sworn to, The Supervisors have re~ turned several. bills this term on ac" Count of the neglect of this regard. It would be well for parties who desire © save trouble and delay to send their bills in properly certified. Apportionment, WJ, J, Rogers, County Auditor, has made the following apportionment at moneys “collected*for the month ot April to the several funds > State Fund, $2,857 95; Road “Fand, $697 90 ; Speial Fand, $739 44 ; School Fund,.$1,~ 282 67 ; Indigent Sick Fund, $39 56. Fan for the Ladies. Competition in the Dry Goods line is getting to be very interesting to the Lidies, for the reason that. everything in that line ig down low, so low that the poorest of the poor can bay the finest articles for about the same rates ‘ that inferior goods cost: heretofore. This can be fully demonstrated by cal. ling at the Palace Emporium of J. & S. hal,on the corner of Pine and Streets. Yesterday forenoon of carpets, together with dress and doMestic goods, all. of the best quality, which they are selling at extremely low tates. Hirst-come,-first served, and offeredsin therelty , rivet on This is now admitted by the medical profession as a fundamental principle of science, It is wisely provided by the human economy that whenever anything is wrong in the physical system the natural forces of the body are breught to. bear *o expel thiPdisease, The great aim therefore is to strengthen the natural powers. This has been kept in view by the skilltul componnders of Hos@fer's Stomach Bitters, which Operates to give fresh vitality to all the organs of the body; The effect of this medicine upon the stomach, the liver and the kidneys, is prompt and. de-cisive. The patient, who is wise enough tu quit drugging and try the Bitters, soon feels as if he had taken a new lease of ‘life, and as he continues the use of the article, he is overjoyed to find the streams of health coursing through his frame, ‘At is prepared with great care, and its component parts are entirely vegetable. It is free from tne objections so often urged against preparations’of the kind, As a mcdical agent it has no equal, while its pleasing flaver and healthful effects hivemade it @ general favorite. 1t is free from all properties calculated to impair the system, and its operations are at once mild, soothing and efticient. All who have used Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters attest its virtues and cumniend it. Even those who are in the enjoyment of perfect heaith frequentiy have. need. to. have recourse to tonics as preventives of disease, We are never too well armed againct the assaults of “the ills that the flesh ‘is hei} to.” ln heaith ur sickness this tonic cannot be taken regularly without giving vitality ase elasticity to cheiyaseee ner . j PAIN KILLER! a PERRY DAVIS & SON .PROVIDENCE, R. I. Ed 1840, Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks of Vysentery and Chulera Morbus, and these occurring when absent. from home, are very unpleasant. ‘the Pain KILLER may alWays be rel’ed upon in such cases, As x00n as you feel the symptoms, take one teaspoonful in @ gill of new milk and molasses und a -gill ot bot water, stir well together and drink ot. Repeat the dose every hour untii relieved. If the pains be severe, bathe the bowels and back with the medicine clear. _ in cases of Asthma and Puthisic, take a teaspoonful in a gili oi hot water sweetened well with molasses; also bathe the stomach and throat faithfully with the medicine, clear. Dr. -Sweet--eaysit takes“ out surehiess in yeeeveeing faster than anything he ever applied. ee ee Ase Fisherman, 80 often exposed to hurts by. having their skin pierced. with hooks, and 4ins of fish, can be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as soon ax the accident occurs: in this way the anguish is soon abated ; Dathe a8 oiten as once in five minutee, say three er four times, aud you will seldom have any trouble. ‘Lhe bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soun cured by bathing wita the Pain Killer clear. on " ae MARYSVILLE CIFT ENTERPRISE ! r ie DRAWING OF THE MARYSVILLE Knterprise will take place un Wednesday, May 10th. are promptly made, and will be under the supervision of the following well known citizens, who will give the matter their personal attention. The Committee. 18 Beicher, F W H Aaron, 8 Blodyvett, P Pumyea, Wm H Parks CE Sexey, E Hamilton, T C Martin, J @ Kastman, Thos J Power, C C Harriagton, Henry Weil, C T Hickok, Fred’k Buttelmarn, L B Ayer. A P. Spear, C @ Boekius,; D # Koight, Chas Jd Fauikner, EC koss, Wm Cohn, Richard Walsh, AUC Bingham, Charles Raish, Wm Fietcher, James M Newhard, John Q Foster, W © Swain, Jas J McNess, Frank H it, George North, Simon Hochstadter. Tickets for sale at the business places in Nevada City. Tickets. will be sold until May 8th, if notice is not given to the -contrary, and returns for Nevada City may be made by, Agents to Ira A. Eaton, of the Union Hotel; Nevada City. my3 J. B, CONDON, Sec’y. REMOVAL H PRESTON & FAIRCHILD Will Remove their stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils ete., ‘TO THEIR NEW STORE, UNDER THE TRANSCRIPLC OPFICE, : S. W. Corner Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th. Nevada, April 294,ey A Atterney and Counselor elo ‘ab lew: 4 1871. Or before that day if the returns of Agents IMPORTANT ! PEOPLE OF NEVADA’ COUNTY! TREMENDOUS SALE —OF— , CLOTHING : —AT— Banner Bros. EMPORIUM! —_——_—_—— " ri Selling Out. Selling Out. alt " ‘ . GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHING} BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. &C. Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfally inform the people of Nevaila County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order ‘to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of ea tel SPRINC CLOTHINC, LATEST SITYLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. © Neon, t@"To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. «4 We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must aud will be closed out this Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great Bargatas now offered: : — t@-The good will of business toBANNER BROTHERS. ugh ie bon) Mevads Gity. a? “TO CLOSE ‘BUSINESS! —~ lee ENTILE STOCK OF ~ eS ures are for} “APRIL 186, (1671, NEW FIRM! FRESH COODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! Bisa UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the tirm name « or Hanson & Gregory, Grocery, Provision, iz Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, : AND Liquor Business, We; will open the. SPRING CAMPAIGN with a ‘CASH CAPITAL ! Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable ua to take advan—. tage of the markets at all times, and to insure to our patrons a Lower List of ‘Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market. See “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates. ity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in eur line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a goud commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern marketa exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the” Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICES THAT WILL ComMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before’ making their purchases, And wouid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, > All orders will be “promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Bree of Charge. Hanson & Gregory, _ Nevada, April ist, 1871, ———— {2 All persons indebted te A. H. Hanson dre Feqtested to settle the 4 rt ae 8 bovir a accounts at as early a date as . onl? Sen eatW iow pid = 22 RO WOWANSON. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicin. [. pros peorTus —OF THE— STATE ANSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO, Objects of the Company. First—To prevent the continued periodica? skimming o1 the State by purely iocal and foreign Iusurance Companies, as is now done, the iarther orpiralisaticn, of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few > the pernicious effects of which are everywhere visible and. generally acknowledged, Second—'10 make the lands.and property ot the Wheat Grower, Wool.Grower, Wine Maker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer and advances as their successiul prosecution naturally requires ; which is the great overshadowing demand of the times en the Pacific Coast. iG Plan of the Company. First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first objecj of the Company cun be most: fuliy and perfectly accomplished by. the establishing of a branch in each andall of the cities and principal towns of the State,under the supervision and contro} of local Directors and otficers, through»whom the Capital of, the Company shall be, Joaned in the localities where ‘subscribéd ; and for like purpose, the annual division. of the entire net rece pts of the ‘oMmpany amcng all the branches, pro. rata, according to the Capital Stock represented by practi a-home office, enjoying all the ad. vantages which could pessibiyacerue through any purely local. organization, greatly in creased by an extended influence and business. ' 4: ~ ¥nsuranee of Loans, Second—It is confidently hoped, believed and expected that the second object above stated, can be as iully and compietely secured Company insures not only a perfect. title to the lands given as security but also, prompt —_ complete compliance with the conditions of loans, of collateral securities tor other interests, as is dene in Kastern States, may also become of such importance as to induce the Company to add those branches:to its other basiness. es rr Beduction of Interest. Constant accessions to local capital through the thonsand ayencies ef this Company must tend to the reduction of interest, Capital Stock. . _Phe ital Steck-of-the,Company will be Two Hees Thougand Dollars gold coin, divided into Four ‘‘housand Shares of Ffit y Dollars each. : : Payable. Payable in four installments of Twenty-five per cent each, Subscription Lists. Will be opened at San Francisco, Stockton Sacramento, San Jose, Marysville, Oakland, Los Angeles, Santa C.uz, Petaluma, San Rafuel, Nevada Vity, Chico, and Vallejo, where Local Boards have already been partally organized. Who Should Subscribe, Every man in the State of California should identify himsclt with a Company which so fully embraees. and so perfectly biends the interests of the whole State. * Mutuality of Iuterests with Co-operative Efforts, deserves and will command success. ’ DIRECTORS. . m R. Wells, ; Wm er, Isaac R. Jewell, . John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, ' LW Walker, Hon, J. N Sage ponenics ! : Ton dD Farweh, i ‘empe Kichard Ivers, i Robert Bea, A. Newman. ¢ H. Kosekraus, ' E Burke, Wm & Wadsworth, ».; L W Kennedy, Hon, D B vison, ‘ . trodes, O W Childs ‘ ye P, Beaudry,’ ' oe Palmer. J ¥ Burns, ' ewen A. G,.Niles, ‘3B Caswell, Hon Chas Marsh, ‘CE Thom, OC Torson, ! Geo Hansen KWetaly,” ct emghenven” kK. W. ‘Lully A Katon, Joseph Ferrin, A W Lester, Plinny Bartlett, : Wm M Kddy, Jonathan Clark, { A B Gregory, DP legen! 3 Chan Maloy ra . ‘ si aines Koss, ' Thos H. ‘Hanson, . QW Swan, we ae F T Maynasd. . Bobert Martens, Tyee ee peptone Tyler Cartis 5Sam’ C ray, . W W Marvin, Hon C L Wiggin, 1CC Hayden, Wim H Jessup, . Chris .W eisel, Jacob Schieicier. ' Chas Travers, Figpet Dobie, ! A Armstrong: Keller. i : John Jones, : eng Seaaire, SH Mott, : . KP Marselus, tA Heilbron, UR MHunt, : Wim Ht Keep, Andrew McShane, {. W it Stro. Win H Hah, t eye! Aitken, N it A Mason ‘ oag. Jacob Rich, ~ . dobn Suverkrnp, Pentel Marphy, : Cee Hass, ‘ it Logan cr 7 P Burnett, ‘ 7 Hou Amassa Pray, . C £ White, RC Kirby, 13 Jd Holmes, Wm H Moore, J S Hogan. dvbn. Grant, iC Groosbeck, JN Besse, ! E Teegarden, 4 in ktichard Vale, : i Ys Wm & Wiiliams, +C A Straten, Primer len He men — pane Frederic H r Robert Beck, 4 Jacobe, qebn ef gminenes : oc a: m yee tea, m Gwyue, +dohn Zouner, ohn er, tJ B Hooper, John . te epg otha yond Biack. f od . Tgorcence IW Cc es i P harrington, eas tt A = Sceumee ui oe gga . = . L Schaen,. 4 x available security tor such easonable joatis . Onicé is through a ew Torii OF policy, In which the ~~~ ‘The insurance of Crops, and-the sufficiencypap as

. = eo oe Ly Cat at. nity Transcript, NEVADA ‘CITY, —_——__—————————— LOCAL ITEMS. County Court, May 4th, James Grant vs J.-H; Ensign et als—Case dismissed N.C. B. G. Mining Co. vs James Anderson et als—Case dismissed, _ The following cases were set for trial : : The People v8 Mary Keenan, assault with intent to marder—May 18th, The People vs Rogers and Stéele, prize fighting—May 16th. ‘The Pevple .vs Henry Nichols, asgault and battery —May 16th. The People vs J. Wilkes Hall—May 17th. Grand Jury. YThe Grand Jury for the May term wasempaneled by the County Court yesterday, as follows: V. G. Bell, Foreman, C. Beckman, W. M. Thomas, T. W. Sigourney, A. W. Lester, Wm. M. Nutter, Thales Curtis, A. Henneman, W. H, Crawford, H. Schardin, _J.A. Cross. Ed. McSorley, David Alex ander, J. A. Farrell, 8, Glass, W. C. Stokes, M, W. Ross, Jas. W. Smith, M. Byrne, Sr., John Bray, John Bennett, R. Roberts, C. H, Mead. Personal. We had a call yesterday from M. D. . ~ Caulkins, traveling correspondent of the Lawrence county, Kansas, Daily Journal, who is visiting his brother, Delos Caulkins, of this city. Mr. Caulkins resided in this county in 1856, aod is now: visiting his old friends and _ getting material for correspondence to the paper which he represents. He will no doubt. find much in relation to the mineral aiid other resources of the county, which will be interesting to the readers of the Journal, which; by the way, is one of the best west of the Mississippi. The New Rink. The Committee of the Young Men’s Social Club had the new skating hall landsomely decorated with flags and emblems yesterday and the music sounded excellent. The rink is a splendid building for sound, beivg tar superior to many halls designed for public speaking. The party given at the opening last evening will receive proper consideration to-morrow as we Went to press tooearly to give an account of it. ; . New Goods; A. Goldemith has just received another lot of those choice goods which he has been selling 80 low. A look at the establishment will convince any one that he is doing a splendid business, for the reason that he srtisfies all his patrons. See his advertisement *’in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, ._ Bille against the County. All bills against the county must be Sworn to, The Supervisors have re~ turned several. bills this term on ac" Count of the neglect of this regard. It would be well for parties who desire © save trouble and delay to send their bills in properly certified. Apportionment, WJ, J, Rogers, County Auditor, has made the following apportionment at moneys “collected*for the month ot April to the several funds > State Fund, $2,857 95; Road “Fand, $697 90 ; Speial Fand, $739 44 ; School Fund,.$1,~ 282 67 ; Indigent Sick Fund, $39 56. Fan for the Ladies. Competition in the Dry Goods line is getting to be very interesting to the Lidies, for the reason that. everything in that line ig down low, so low that the poorest of the poor can bay the finest articles for about the same rates ‘ that inferior goods cost: heretofore. This can be fully demonstrated by cal. ling at the Palace Emporium of J. & S. hal,on the corner of Pine and Streets. Yesterday forenoon of carpets, together with dress and doMestic goods, all. of the best quality, which they are selling at extremely low tates. Hirst-come,-first served, and offeredsin therelty , rivet on This is now admitted by the medical profession as a fundamental principle of science, It is wisely provided by the human economy that whenever anything is wrong in the physical system the natural forces of the body are breught to. bear *o expel thiPdisease, The great aim therefore is to strengthen the natural powers. This has been kept in view by the skilltul componnders of Hos@fer's Stomach Bitters, which Operates to give fresh vitality to all the organs of the body; The effect of this medicine upon the stomach, the liver and the kidneys, is prompt and. de-cisive. The patient, who is wise enough tu quit drugging and try the Bitters, soon feels as if he had taken a new lease of ‘life, and as he continues the use of the article, he is overjoyed to find the streams of health coursing through his frame, ‘At is prepared with great care, and its component parts are entirely vegetable. It is free from tne objections so often urged against preparations’of the kind, As a mcdical agent it has no equal, while its pleasing flaver and healthful effects hivemade it @ general favorite. 1t is free from all properties calculated to impair the system, and its operations are at once mild, soothing and efticient. All who have used Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters attest its virtues and cumniend it. Even those who are in the enjoyment of perfect heaith frequentiy have. need. to. have recourse to tonics as preventives of disease, We are never too well armed againct the assaults of “the ills that the flesh ‘is hei} to.” ln heaith ur sickness this tonic cannot be taken regularly without giving vitality ase elasticity to cheiyaseee ner . j PAIN KILLER! a PERRY DAVIS & SON .PROVIDENCE, R. I. Ed 1840, Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks of Vysentery and Chulera Morbus, and these occurring when absent. from home, are very unpleasant. ‘the Pain KILLER may alWays be rel’ed upon in such cases, As x00n as you feel the symptoms, take one teaspoonful in @ gill of new milk and molasses und a -gill ot bot water, stir well together and drink ot. Repeat the dose every hour untii relieved. If the pains be severe, bathe the bowels and back with the medicine clear. _ in cases of Asthma and Puthisic, take a teaspoonful in a gili oi hot water sweetened well with molasses; also bathe the stomach and throat faithfully with the medicine, clear. Dr. -Sweet--eaysit takes“ out surehiess in yeeeveeing faster than anything he ever applied. ee ee Ase Fisherman, 80 often exposed to hurts by. having their skin pierced. with hooks, and 4ins of fish, can be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as soon ax the accident occurs: in this way the anguish is soon abated ; Dathe a8 oiten as once in five minutee, say three er four times, aud you will seldom have any trouble. ‘Lhe bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soun cured by bathing wita the Pain Killer clear. on " ae MARYSVILLE CIFT ENTERPRISE ! r ie DRAWING OF THE MARYSVILLE Knterprise will take place un Wednesday, May 10th. are promptly made, and will be under the supervision of the following well known citizens, who will give the matter their personal attention. The Committee. 18 Beicher, F W H Aaron, 8 Blodyvett, P Pumyea, Wm H Parks CE Sexey, E Hamilton, T C Martin, J @ Kastman, Thos J Power, C C Harriagton, Henry Weil, C T Hickok, Fred’k Buttelmarn, L B Ayer. A P. Spear, C @ Boekius,; D # Koight, Chas Jd Fauikner, EC koss, Wm Cohn, Richard Walsh, AUC Bingham, Charles Raish, Wm Fietcher, James M Newhard, John Q Foster, W © Swain, Jas J McNess, Frank H it, George North, Simon Hochstadter. Tickets for sale at the business places in Nevada City. Tickets. will be sold until May 8th, if notice is not given to the -contrary, and returns for Nevada City may be made by, Agents to Ira A. Eaton, of the Union Hotel; Nevada City. my3 J. B, CONDON, Sec’y. REMOVAL H PRESTON & FAIRCHILD Will Remove their stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils ete., ‘TO THEIR NEW STORE, UNDER THE TRANSCRIPLC OPFICE, : S. W. Corner Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th. Nevada, April 294,ey A Atterney and Counselor elo ‘ab lew: 4 1871. Or before that day if the returns of Agents IMPORTANT ! PEOPLE OF NEVADA’ COUNTY! TREMENDOUS SALE —OF— , CLOTHING : —AT— Banner Bros. EMPORIUM! —_——_—_—— " ri Selling Out. Selling Out. alt " ‘ . GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHING}

BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. &C. Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfally inform the people of Nevaila County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order ‘to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of ea tel SPRINC CLOTHINC, LATEST SITYLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. © Neon, t@"To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. «4 We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must aud will be closed out this Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great Bargatas now offered: : — t@-The good will of business toBANNER BROTHERS. ugh ie bon) Mevads Gity. a? “TO CLOSE ‘BUSINESS! —~ lee ENTILE STOCK OF ~ eS ures are for} “APRIL 186, (1671, NEW FIRM! FRESH COODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! Bisa UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the tirm name « or Hanson & Gregory, Grocery, Provision, iz Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, : AND Liquor Business, We; will open the. SPRING CAMPAIGN with a ‘CASH CAPITAL ! Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable ua to take advan—. tage of the markets at all times, and to insure to our patrons a Lower List of ‘Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market. See “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates. ity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in eur line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a goud commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern marketa exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the” Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICES THAT WILL ComMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before’ making their purchases, And wouid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, > All orders will be “promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Bree of Charge. Hanson & Gregory, _ Nevada, April ist, 1871, ———— {2 All persons indebted te A. H. Hanson dre Feqtested to settle the 4 rt ae 8 bovir a accounts at as early a date as . onl? Sen eatW iow pid = 22 RO WOWANSON. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicin. [. pros peorTus —OF THE— STATE ANSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO, Objects of the Company. First—To prevent the continued periodica? skimming o1 the State by purely iocal and foreign Iusurance Companies, as is now done, the iarther orpiralisaticn, of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few > the pernicious effects of which are everywhere visible and. generally acknowledged, Second—'10 make the lands.and property ot the Wheat Grower, Wool.Grower, Wine Maker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer and advances as their successiul prosecution naturally requires ; which is the great overshadowing demand of the times en the Pacific Coast. iG Plan of the Company. First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first objecj of the Company cun be most: fuliy and perfectly accomplished by. the establishing of a branch in each andall of the cities and principal towns of the State,under the supervision and contro} of local Directors and otficers, through»whom the Capital of, the Company shall be, Joaned in the localities where ‘subscribéd ; and for like purpose, the annual division. of the entire net rece pts of the ‘oMmpany amcng all the branches, pro. rata, according to the Capital Stock represented by practi a-home office, enjoying all the ad. vantages which could pessibiyacerue through any purely local. organization, greatly in creased by an extended influence and business. ' 4: ~ ¥nsuranee of Loans, Second—It is confidently hoped, believed and expected that the second object above stated, can be as iully and compietely secured Company insures not only a perfect. title to the lands given as security but also, prompt —_ complete compliance with the conditions of loans, of collateral securities tor other interests, as is dene in Kastern States, may also become of such importance as to induce the Company to add those branches:to its other basiness. es rr Beduction of Interest. Constant accessions to local capital through the thonsand ayencies ef this Company must tend to the reduction of interest, Capital Stock. . _Phe ital Steck-of-the,Company will be Two Hees Thougand Dollars gold coin, divided into Four ‘‘housand Shares of Ffit y Dollars each. : : Payable. Payable in four installments of Twenty-five per cent each, Subscription Lists. Will be opened at San Francisco, Stockton Sacramento, San Jose, Marysville, Oakland, Los Angeles, Santa C.uz, Petaluma, San Rafuel, Nevada Vity, Chico, and Vallejo, where Local Boards have already been partally organized. Who Should Subscribe, Every man in the State of California should identify himsclt with a Company which so fully embraees. and so perfectly biends the interests of the whole State. * Mutuality of Iuterests with Co-operative Efforts, deserves and will command success. ’ DIRECTORS. . m R. Wells, ; Wm er, Isaac R. Jewell, . John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, ' LW Walker, Hon, J. N Sage ponenics ! : Ton dD Farweh, i ‘empe Kichard Ivers, i Robert Bea, A. Newman. ¢ H. Kosekraus, ' E Burke, Wm & Wadsworth, ».; L W Kennedy, Hon, D B vison, ‘ . trodes, O W Childs ‘ ye P, Beaudry,’ ' oe Palmer. J ¥ Burns, ' ewen A. G,.Niles, ‘3B Caswell, Hon Chas Marsh, ‘CE Thom, OC Torson, ! Geo Hansen KWetaly,” ct emghenven” kK. W. ‘Lully A Katon, Joseph Ferrin, A W Lester, Plinny Bartlett, : Wm M Kddy, Jonathan Clark, { A B Gregory, DP legen! 3 Chan Maloy ra . ‘ si aines Koss, ' Thos H. ‘Hanson, . QW Swan, we ae F T Maynasd. . Bobert Martens, Tyee ee peptone Tyler Cartis 5Sam’ C ray, . W W Marvin, Hon C L Wiggin, 1CC Hayden, Wim H Jessup, . Chris .W eisel, Jacob Schieicier. ' Chas Travers, Figpet Dobie, ! A Armstrong: Keller. i : John Jones, : eng Seaaire, SH Mott, : . KP Marselus, tA Heilbron, UR MHunt, : Wim Ht Keep, Andrew McShane, {. W it Stro. Win H Hah, t eye! Aitken, N it A Mason ‘ oag. Jacob Rich, ~ . dobn Suverkrnp, Pentel Marphy, : Cee Hass, ‘ it Logan cr 7 P Burnett, ‘ 7 Hou Amassa Pray, . C £ White, RC Kirby, 13 Jd Holmes, Wm H Moore, J S Hogan. dvbn. Grant, iC Groosbeck, JN Besse, ! 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