May 5, 1874 (4 pages)

> Mi « FICE, 7 eid, @ Sous poration ie State Place og Nevada Ve Indte the Unj: ing des. he King nu,” and 4 in the County Ll as fo Telne val oO Kaat iin the CFamen ; Claims the plat as folk the King yO. No ' North 1a true Se See 8 in diN 69>" e Chalk tarked ug Tim. ; thence running on ta_ai— iarked D Thenee nd trom ter beurn _. ‘hiinus.— line be. ip 16, N leridian, . a td Sec . tree il No 5 on ove the 0’ E fol. ie +Dar. nunit of ba Ditch Mack oak — ; 25 links’ n. diaument 53.70. & black LD. C.NovW to 4 d Reser. » Trec, 8 1-2 West hence 8 between rth of ty ot begino) e 'S. Said rth the wnt land uff ridge Brothimmons e Chick1 as S'inches Y) stanStuff and ine yarihains to marked . bank,— k oak 15. . ‘Thence g aud re~ 1a deep ngs to » rked OP uth 7,70 dinmeter Section — on third”~~ chains, marked ) inches. 8 distant ter bears hence N 6 22 in4. chaius . crosses 39 or canon which 4 rs N WS Ll inches mkr disPatts raplace ot od acres, ystem of d Qhickte north st by vayouth by by ‘Lime Smithid are B C:(for ast side rne Hne on a true face of a west side line of of cor: 8 chains im to 4 WW 4A ding 0” dat the apy's kbains te of a high East 3,97 (south ’ 78 a stake 4 chains “is ¥ C, a stake S$ inches haks die si NtO-S plack 08 227 Wa 9 chains 5 4° We 5 ce of be Cres a n of sur , on ths ; Duryes ge mime west by ce claim sent tbe foun te pgister. ——— an EletJ ;, May-7 Broad St Trustecs. ne Tres Inspect ) as dudes» 1 be ops \dowh. ssideit. rustersa Aopen ering. _to_—patense =the public he 3 to ve a good share of. patronage. BF gars " eon Broad street Opposite : Stumpf's Hotel, now oce upi Gallery. Cheap furcagh. A he Daily Transcript NEVADA erry, CAL. " SROWN & WATSON,Proptietors, * Transcript Block, Commercial St,. ~ TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : One Year--in. advance. 2. 6s. 8. $18 00 Six Months, ** one CURE RTT wet Three Montlis, ** pede ass wh 44% 3 00 »-Per week, Twenty-Five Cents. Rates for Advertising—$@2 per square fot Ist insertion ; $l°per-square for éach subsequent insertion. Discount'to regalar adyertisers. 1 at , BROAD STREET MARKET. AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. A! ways supplied with the best of BEEF PURK, MUTTON AND VBAL, Orders filled fram Fumilies and Meats devered at their Eouses, : Give me a call, ; ge 1°: JAMES: COLLEY. Nevada, March 2th. ae 2 wn yen ap JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MU'FTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORE, ke. : ; Meats sold at ree sonable rates ror Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevads Thevtre — ps FREIGHT — ~~ BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, —TONEVADA and GRASS VALLEY, CHEAPEST ROUTE. C. HOLLAND, por aene MERCHANT Mark gooas, ‘Care of C. Holland, Wheatland.” Teams always on hand to convey goods throusts without delay. “By sending goods this way there either frou) Sacramento or SanFrancisco. ©. HOLLAND, j8 Wheatland. Peer teg ST, R. P. KE. HUGHSON has open d an Office, in Kidd’s Bailding;-Bread’ Street nmge. -», Over Aschheim-Bros,’-Store, “He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and ‘Operative Dentistry ~ \atest and must approvea styles. Artificial Teeth inserted en Gold, Si? Vulcanite and Aluminium. guaranteed a6 to quality and price of work. Visite made at residence if desired, Nevada, May 40th, 1871. ver, Satisfaction Notice of Stockholders Meeting of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. Ne is hereby given that a 4 ing of the stockholders of theNevada County Narrow Gauge Raiiro. Co., will be held at the present offices of the Company, to wit, at the offlce“of Henry Davis, Esq., Justice of the ace, in the Vulley, evada county, town of Grass State of California, ony uesday, the i874. at 2 v’clock 28th day of April ®.M., for the purgese of adopting a code of by-laws for “he government, of the ompany. 7 By order of’ : JOHN 4. COLEMAN, Acting Pres, Dated Gruss Valley, April 11, 1874. GronrGr FLErcuen, Acting Sec’y. fp ete tne Gok ae MERRY, County Surveyor, AND U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEER RY, 1 c LAND SURVEYOR “& DRAUGHTsMAN, NEVADA CITY, ea, Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders . *Leftut the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, Will meet with prompt ‘attention, ris ee Eureka Stag @ and Exp:ess Co STAGES will leave NevaFacies a for Mbore’s Flat daily, Sundays excepted,) at 5 o'clock, A M, ad ne Pee For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and . Fridays at sume hour, Returnitig will leave Moore wodays excepted at 6 A. M Weekly from Kureka at 6-A. M. Flat daily, Also, triCIGAR STOR: HUGH McCAULEY, OULD respectfully inform his friewds &ud the public generally tuat he nas Purchased the stock aud trade of JULIUS _SBEENWALD and will coustantly keep op Mand a fine stock of GaRs, TOBACCO, ~ -_PIPEs, cARDs, CUTLERY pwaich he wif eel ‘at the Very Lowest By strict attention to the business and HUGH McCAULEY Nevada, Nov. 1, 18733. ae : ? FOR SALE. aa jor‘ No Liquor License “Tn said township, "Section 41. Visions of such law is, unless,a different -. Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. is & SAVing. at. $2.60-pe+—en}-any-other person to vote, is guilty of a mis. ed imthe four-proceeding sections, or why, ELECTION. J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that’ an Election will be-hetd-on FHURSDAY the 7th day ef May, 1474, in the Fownship ot Rough.and-keady, eounty of Nevada, ‘to . voteo the question of + Liquer License’ said election being. called und to be heid pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the State of Culifornia; entitled ‘An Act to permit the vi ters ( f. every township or ing corporuted city in this $taté to vote on the question of granting licehsé to sell intoxicating liquors,‘ approved March 1sth, 1874, . The officers of election andthe place of election at the respective -precinets,-is-asfollows: : ‘ ROUGH AND READY PRECINCT. Polls-atthe Walling Hotel—Henry Whisner, lispector; A.J.Early and Juin Pcr. keupine, Judges, ' INDIAN SPRINGS PRECINCT. Polls at M.-P~ Hatch’s+Win. Nutter, In. Spector; M.P.! Hatch and John Montgomery, Judges, . . ANTHONY HOUSE PRECINCT. Polls at . Anthony House-= M. Rowe, Inspector ; J.P. Novey and C.'J. Cole, Judges, : MOONEY FLAT. PRECINCT. i Polls at. Schmidt’s Hotel—Wm. Hartley, . ‘Taspector; W.L. Baldwin and Ggorge . Schindt, Judgés. PART [,-LITLE V.—Of. Crimes against’ the Elective Franchise: Every:person charged with the periermunce of any duty undcrthe proVisions of any law of this’State relating to elections who wilfully neglects or refuses ‘to perform it,or who in his official capac. ity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of any of the propunishment for such an act or omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dellars; or by imprisonimentiin the State Prison not exceeding five years, or by both. a Sec. 42. Every person who Wilfully . causes, procures, or allows himself to be registered in the Great Register of any county knowing hims-lf not to be entitted to sich registration, is—pusishable by fine not exceediiug one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State : q In all cases where on the trial of & person . > charged with any offense underthe provis-. ions of this section, it‘appears in evidence . that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court . must order such registration to be canceled. . Sec. 43. Every person who, after being . duly required by the Board of Julges at . anyglection, refuse to be sworn, or Wir, . after being sworn, refuses to a18 ser any . pertinent questions propounded by such . Board, touching bis right or the right of . demeanor. Sec) 44. Every person summoned to ap. pearand testify betore any Board of Kegis-/ tration, Who wilfully disobeys such sum mons, is guilty of amisdemeanor. A . Sec. 45. Every person not entityed to . vote who trawdulently v=tes, a every . person who votes more than ynce at any one election or knowingly h t more tickets folded togethér, or changes any ballotafter the Same~has been depos=— ited in the ballot-box, or adds or attempts ose legally polled at allots therein have been . counted, oy‘adds to or mixes with, or atudd‘to or mix with, the ballots . y polled, other ballots while the . are being counted or canvassed, or at . y other time with intent to change the . result of such election, or carries away or . destroys, or attempts to carry away or de: . stroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up or invulidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys ary election returns, or in any manver so interferes with the officers holding such election or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at such étection, as to prévent such election or ¢canvass from being fairly beld and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony. = . Sec. 46, Every—person—not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts ito . vote more than once at any election, is . guiity of a misdemeanor. . Sec, 47. Every person who procures, aids, assists, counsels or »dvises another to give or offer his vote at any election, knowing that the person is not qualified to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ao See. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Eléetion who aids in changing or destroying any poll list, or in placing any ballots in the billot-box, or taking any therefrom, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to thore legally polled at such’ election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into: the ballot-box bc-ferG’ or after the ballots therein have beén counted, .r adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to ‘or. mix with, the ballots polied, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed, or atany other time, with the intent to. change the result of such election, or allow anothér to do'so when ia his power to prevent it, or carries away or destrcys, or knowingly allows another to carry away or cle stroy, aby poll list, ballot-box, or ballots Yawitully polled, is puni-hable_ by _imprisopment in the state Prison tor not 1ess than two-nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to put. . tiny the ballot of an elector in thé ballot: bex, attempts to fiud’out any name on sich 7 ballot, or who opens, or suffers the toldéd ballot of any elector which bas been-hana. ed in to be opened or examined previous to . putting the same into the Dbillot-box, or who makes or places any wiark or device on any folded ballot withthe view to ascertain . the name of apy;person for whom the . . . . { } . f elector has voted, or.who, without the con. nent of the elector, discloses the name of . any person which such Inspector, Jzdge, or + Clerk hus fraudulently or illegally discoy. ered to Lave beeen voted fot.by such “+ elector, is. punishable by fine, not less ae fitty nor more than five hundred doliars, _ Sec. 50. Every person “who forges ‘or . counterfeits returns of an election purport. . ing to have been held at @ precinct, town,, or ward where no election wus in fact held, or wiifully substitutes: torged ‘or counterfeit returns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinct, town or ward where na eléction was actually held is pun, ishable by imprisonment in tne Staté I Prison for-atermof not .¢8s:than> two nor} more than ten years. .— Sec, 51. \kvery person who wilfully adds . cast at an election, in any returns, or Who alters such returns, is punishable by iw. prisunment in the State Prison for not less . than one nor more than five years. . Sec. 52. Every person who aids or abets in the commission of an¥ offense. mentioubeing present «t or cognizant of the com. . , fe ALEX, GA mission of either such oflences, does not PR CLAMATION. . Siving such elector to understand ,thatdt . contains atame written of printed thereon . didate, except for hs expenses of: ho'ding . son, with intent to4nduce hini to vote for or to procure thy“lection of the candidate . One nor.more than fourteen years, } lars, or by imprisonment ,etder. Apply te THOM & ALLAN, Nevato, or subtracts from, the votes, actually . . " RNIA, TUESDAY . MORNING MAY 5,1874; + ra SRE Pare give information thereof as soon as ptacticabie tothe -District Attorney ors Grand Jury of theproper county, or to some Justicé-of the Peate of such county, is punishable by impri mer ~ Count yJail for a period of Stute Prison not:exceeding two years. threats,-menaces, bribery, or ery corrupt meéins, either directly’ or indirectly ate iemptstoinfluence any_electorin giving his vote,or deter him from giving the same, "Or attempt‘ by any means whatever to aw &, Te. Strain, hinder, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector wistiing to vote, who cannot read, with -a tieket. informing or or defrauds any elector at any such -election, by deceiving and causing such elector to vote fora witfcrent person or any office than hé intended or desired to vote for; or who, being. Inspector, Judge, or, Clerk of . . any election, while acting as such; induces or attempts te induce any elector, either by means or reward, or’ promise thereof; to vote differently from-what such elector intended or desired to vote, he is guilty of a misdemeanor. 4 af : Sec. 54. Every person who, with intent to promote the election of himself, of any other person either, : ! 1. Furnishes ‘ entertainment at his_expense.to/ any meeting of electors previous to or during an election. “ 2. Pays torsprocures, or engages to pay for any such entertainziént. 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any moncy—or property for the purpose ot procuring the attendance of voters at-the polls, or for the purpose of compeusating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance ot voters who are sick or infirm. 4, Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any money or property for any purpose intended to promote the election of any canand conducting public meetings, and of printing and of circulating ballots, handbills, and Other papers previous to such election, is guilty of a misdenie&nor, Sec. 55. Every person who, being a candidate at any election, offers or agrees *%0 appoint or procure the appointment of Any. particular person to office as an ivducement or consideration to any asa at for,or procare-or-aid-in-preeuri tion of such candidate, is guil meanor. ‘ “fa dec, 56. Every person, not being a can: -didate;-who communicates any offer made in violation of the last section to any perto vote rg the-cleo= making the » mreancr, SF ott 35, 86. Every person who gives or offeys to bribe any Officer -or member of any legislative. caucus, political convention, conunittee, primary electioz, or Aiitical gathering of dny kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices of honor, trust, or profit. in this State with intent to influence-the person fer, is guilty of a niisdedy t * whom-+uch—bribe-is giveror offered to t~ be more favorable to one candidate than another, and every person, member of either of the bodies inthis section men. tioned, who-receive or offers to receive any sach-bribe,; is punishable hy imprispnmaspt in the State Prison not less than See, 58. "~Every person who by threats, intimidations,“or_ unlawful violence, wilfully hinders or prevents ‘electors from assembling in publitmeeting for the consideration of public-~questions, _ is guilty of a misdemeanor. SEG Sec.-59. Every person who willfully disturbs or breaks up any public mecting ofselectors or-others, lawfully being held } for the purpose of. considering public questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 60. Every person who makes, offers or accepts any bet or wagcr’upon the—-result of any election, or upon the success of failure of any person or candidate, or upon the number of yotes to be cast either in the aggreyate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast upomany } person, is guilty Of a misdemeanor. Sec. 61, Every person— who willfully violates any of the provisions of tha laws of this State relating to ¢leetions, is, unless a different punishment fer such volation is preseribed by this Code, punishable by a a fine not exceeding one thousand dolin the State Prison not exceeding tive years or by both, By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, inide and entered ai regular segsion, on Wednesday, April Sth, A. D. 1874. M, L. MARSH, A. B. BRADY, T. P. CRANDALL, . JOHN MeCoy, FRANK PAUSON, ‘ Supervisors. Attest: John Pattison,Clerk, : Machinery For Sale. BANNER MINE, Two Engines, 10x20 in.One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, 8 in. tubes. Hoisting ana Pumping gear. One Engine 14x42 in, built by H. J. Booth & Co, San Francisco. ‘ » wo Boilers, 48 in, diameter, 16 fect long, 3. in, tubes. Six S-stamp Batteries. Eight Pans. Pumps, Columns, Track Iron, Cars, tc, etc, and in fact everything necessary for running a first-class, raine— Thistnachinery is all complete and in good da Foundry. STOKES’ HOTEL, COBNER OF MAIN & CHURCH STs., _ Grass Valley. . , This Hotel is expressly adapted for the Traveling Public and Families, Try it, arse : W. C. STOKES. “DR. T B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, AS removed to, Nevada, and solic tx the patronage of the citizens of Ne vada and vicinity. Office and residence on Water Strect, three doors from corner, $19 ol Baya OR, M. BUNT, M. D.ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN,NEVADA CITY. JOUN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW SJUSTICF OF THE PRACE. . F¥ICE on Broad Street.over Beekman’s saloon, © : ‘pl Stx_morths, or in thes— Every person Who,. by~foree4 [New Firm. Capital $3,000,000. —_———— A “THE LARGEST CAPITAL‘ THE LARGEST ascers The Linen sions Income ! _ Of a Comoe ‘pany in the Country. Income over ‘$16,000 ‘per day, tion of the Company over Losses paid since the organizaDENTISTRY.shartpr : . DR. A. CHAPMAN, OULD respectfully inform the y ple of ‘this city and vicinity has resumed his professiun aga ed an Office.in tha”. Transcript Builaing Sc ge crate STREET,# a A And is now prepared to a anything and eyerything in the line of Dentistry and satis faction guaranteed. / : Office Hours: frém 9A. M. to 12° M. and from 1 to 5 P. M, fo Nevada, April 7th, 1874. / JOHNNY JACK, : Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. 8 peeee IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, i ‘PIPES, of all kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Suts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, &c. . Ifyou want « Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, goto JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. Nevada, March 15th. Established in 18 Nevada Assay Office, $40, 000,000 00 GEO. C. BOARDMAN, San Francisco, Manager Pacific Branch IRA A. EATON, Agent, Nevada. ' JOHN WEBBER, Agent, Grass Valley. ‘JAMES A, STIDGER, Agent, North San Juan, Ban Francisco, Feb, 17-3m ‘ THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN a. ae. (Limited.) 412 California Street, 8S. F, London Office,.:.0.6.6255 New York Agents, J 21 Broad Strect. AUTHORIZEL Capital Stock, $6,000,000 3 Angel Court; :a wy. Seligman & Co., make-CoHections, buy and 46 Exchange and Bullion, lean Money, and iseue Letters of Credit available throughout the world. = R--G,SNEATH, IGN. STEINHART, N ew Store. New Goods. —a HINDS & NICHOLSON, OULD respectfuily inform the peopleof Nevada city and the surrounding places that they have opened a Grocery and Provision Store, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Nearly opposite the “Transcript Block,” in the ptore tormerlv occupied by A, Lademan, Our stock is entirely new and-consists of everything in the a ™ GROCERY, PROVISION, . olds } Managers. AND : : VEGETABLE LINE. We willalways be in receipt of everything new in our line of business and customers can alwiys rely upon getting the best at the lowest mnarket cush rates, By dealing honorably with every one and giving the best barghina.we hope to merit.a liberal bhare of the public patronage. HIND? & NICHOLSON, Sth, 1373. ‘OBSTACLES TO . H from the effects of Errors and Abuses ‘nearly life. “Manhood restored. impediments to’ marriage removed, New method of treutwient: "New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, if sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth ‘treet, Philadecpia. Pa.—an institution having & Ligh reputation for honorable conduct and protessional skili, =~ NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law AT BRIC < OFFICE, In Fiont of tie Court House Nevnda. Aug, MARRIAGE. 2 Nevads City. ILL receive Deposits, open Asconaté APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG'MEN! JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City. N@LD ORES of every description ReRW tined, Melted. and Assayed. ELECTROPLATING: IN GOLD OR SILVER. All worn out ware such a8 Forks, Spoons, Pitchers, Bervicos, Rings, Watch Cases and Chains, Waiters andl aut general all Kinds of Jewelry, Particular attention paid to gal. wanizing Copper Plates for Quarts Mills. PRICES REASONABLE. JAS. J. OTT. . Nevada, March Gth. NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY : OF NEW YORK + By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coim. . this season, i 2 etapa ease . LR. BOARDWELL, Proprietor. ON and after MONDA¥, December 1, Stage ay Will leave Union “Hotel, : Nevada vity for-YouBet, and Dutch Flat «very Mon~ tiesday ‘and Friday moruings, at Liftle York day, Wed 8° O'CTOCK. < Returning, will leave Dutch. Flat: for Nevada and interiiediate. points eve ry Tuesday, thursday and Saturday. morning’ CHAS. H. MUORE, Avent, Union Hotel, Neyada City. nn d2 ESTABLISHED IN 1832, BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILEA THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD.: : Re cum and aaost certain cu SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS. All kinds of diseases or sures a impure blood and humors. If? NEVER FAILS n effecting a complete cure, if used a suf. ficient length of time. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers tn Medicines. my22 rising from eg, Embrace the Opportunity, RANCH AT AUOTION. oP ML andersigned-will-sellat Public Aucs tion on premises on Monday, May 4th, 1874. A Splendid Hay and Grain Ranch, contain. ing 1000 aeres, 200 of Which is under a high state of cultivation, situated one mile north of the Anthony » House, six miles from Smartsville, five miles from Rough and Ready and three miles from } ridge) ort.-— There is a Dwelling House, Barn and other outbuildings on the premises, Also a fine fruit orchard, and plenty of watery for irrigation. About 80 tors of hay can be cut growime.”Kight horses, a lot of cattle, one wegon, bugy,and doyble harness. and a genera) ee of Farming Implements will be sold, . An abundance of timber for fire wood and . other purposes is on the place, 160 acres is covered with a Government Patent. Tcrms made known on day of sale, aT T. J. STARK, SHERMAN & CO’S . Daily Stage Line~ from Nevada City to Grass Valley, & Marysville, E Rea i Union Hotel daily (Snndays excepted) at 6-A.-Mi—tor Grass Valle Rough and ‘Ready, -Sticker-—-Ptat Ville, Tinbyctoo, and Marysyible. The Yuba county portion of -the road will soot be put in gvod condition after Which our stages will leave Nevada Cit y in time to connect at” Marysville-with trains for Sacramento, San Francisco, and the Last:—Lhe-above dine of Stiges con. nects at Sucker Flat with Hogan 4 Co,’s Blage line to Yan Juar and intermediate STAGES LEAVE THE y» : Smarts-~ ORGANIZED 1862. Aa OVER $6,000,000. Policies issued upon the Whole Life, Joint. Life, Endowment, or on the Tontiene Plan: and all Policies are registered witb the Controller, and their payment at maturity guaranteed by the State of New York. es Ko Restrictions on .Travel or Business. WATSON WEBB, ‘General Agent for the Pacific Coast Sp . 8. B. DAVENPORT, ~Loeal Agentat Nevada City ‘ z i pots. Murysville Office at the Western House: 43.J. TISDALE, Agent. Nevada, april 12th, 1874, ~ DR. LEONARD, DENTIS'£, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN, 3 prepared tod DENTAL WORK ima , part of Nevada Oduuty. Send name’ ind place of residence, me : Full upper or under sets oPecth, 25 Ss NEW. SAW MILL AT WILLOW VALLEY.,, NBE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill a)l “orders for Building or Mininuy Lumber. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly -on band. Orders left at the office on Boukier Street, or at the Store of Geéev. E, TURNER, Pine Street wilhbe promptly attended to. jy? M.w.& D Manag annette gee & Warrants Nos. 140,-¥52, 153, 154 and 162, registercd May 12th, 1873, wi'¥ be paki en presentation. Litexest ceuses from thin date. : E. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker Deputy. Nevada, April 9th, 1874. THE KISDONIRON AND LOCO. MOTIVE WORKS. Location of Works—s. E.-Corner of Baele and Howard Sts. Sau Francisco. WM. H. TAYLOK, Presi-tent; JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. MENERAL Foundrymen and Engineers , W Builders of stea Quartz Mills, Steam Boilers und general THoLIby machinery. ‘ WsitiR BIPE. Speeiai attersition psid Hydraulic fittings, Water Pipes of all kinds. Sheet bron vip for any head of water. (Atte Htiou is called to the Chcrokee mine, Butte Co., where the head is 900 Tt. and: pipe 30 in, dia., and te the Virginia Water Works, Nevada, where the head in 1:75 ft., dia. of pipe, 12 in., built by this firm.) i CAK WHEELS, 4 A800 fine. vegetable—erop.Engines, Pumper, ~ 4 eaeijeinec }ommaciernectigagiie Railroad and Mining Cur Wheels of alt kinds kept coustanthy on hand. ‘These ruphing«.t Wheels are made’ of the ‘best car wheel metal and are chi flange, giving » length of wear vi TY mnuch greater titi tow inade of ordinal Y & LOCU, WORKS, . of ordiuary: ¢ast RISDON Lis *f ‘ 408EYH Moogg, Supt lied on the face and

> Mi « FICE, 7 eid, @ Sous poration ie State Place og Nevada Ve Indte the Unj: ing des. he King nu,” and 4 in the County Ll as fo Telne val oO Kaat iin the CFamen ; Claims the plat as folk the King yO. No ' North 1a true Se See 8 in diN 69>" e Chalk tarked ug Tim. ; thence running on ta_ai— iarked D Thenee nd trom ter beurn _. ‘hiinus.— line be. ip 16, N leridian, . a td Sec . tree il No 5 on ove the 0’ E fol. ie +Dar. nunit of ba Ditch Mack oak — ; 25 links’ n. diaument 53.70. & black LD. C.NovW to 4 d Reser. » Trec, 8 1-2 West hence 8 between rth of ty ot begino) e 'S. Said rth the wnt land uff ridge Brothimmons e Chick1 as S'inches Y) stanStuff and ine yarihains to marked . bank,— k oak 15. . ‘Thence g aud re~ 1a deep ngs to » rked OP uth 7,70 dinmeter Section — on third”~~ chains, marked ) inches. 8 distant ter bears hence N 6 22 in4. chaius . crosses 39 or canon which 4 rs N WS Ll inches mkr disPatts raplace ot od acres, ystem of d Qhickte north st by vayouth by by ‘Lime Smithid are B C:(for ast side rne Hne on a true face of a west side line of of cor: 8 chains im to 4 WW 4A ding 0” dat the apy's kbains te of a high East 3,97 (south ’ 78 a stake 4 chains “is ¥ C, a stake S$ inches haks die si NtO-S plack 08 227 Wa 9 chains 5 4° We 5 ce of be Cres a n of sur , on ths ; Duryes ge mime west by ce claim sent tbe foun te pgister. ——— an EletJ ;, May-7 Broad St Trustecs. ne Tres Inspect ) as dudes» 1 be ops \dowh. ssideit. rustersa Aopen ering. _to_—patense =the public he 3 to ve a good share of. patronage. BF gars " eon Broad street Opposite : Stumpf's Hotel, now oce upi Gallery. Cheap furcagh. A he Daily Transcript NEVADA erry, CAL. " SROWN & WATSON,Proptietors, * Transcript Block, Commercial St,. ~ TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : One Year--in. advance.. 2.. 6s.. 8. $18 00 Six Months, ** one CURE RTT wet Three Montlis, ** pede ass wh 44% 3 00 »-Per week, Twenty-Five Cents. Rates for Advertising—$@2 per square fot Ist insertion ; $l°per-square for éach subsequent insertion. Discount'to regalar adyertisers. 1 at , BROAD STREET MARKET. AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. A! ways supplied with the best of BEEF PURK, MUTTON AND VBAL, Orders filled fram Fumilies and Meats devered at their Eouses, : Give me a call, ; ge 1°: JAMES: COLLEY. Nevada, March 2th. ae 2 wn yen ap JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MU'FTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORE, ke. : ; Meats sold at ree sonable rates ror Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevads Thevtre — ps FREIGHT — ~~ BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, —TONEVADA and GRASS VALLEY, CHEAPEST ROUTE. C. HOLLAND, por aene MERCHANT Mark gooas, ‘Care of C. Holland, Wheatland.” Teams always on hand to convey goods throusts without delay. “By sending goods this way there either frou) Sacramento or SanFrancisco. ©. HOLLAND, j8 Wheatland. Peer teg ST, R. P. KE. HUGHSON has open d an Office, in Kidd’s Bailding;-Bread’ Street nmge. -», Over Aschheim-Bros,’-Store, “He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and ‘Operative Dentistry ~ \atest and must approvea styles. Artificial Teeth inserted en Gold, Si? Vulcanite and Aluminium. guaranteed a6 to quality and price of work. Visite made at residence if desired, Nevada, May 40th, 1871. ver, Satisfaction Notice of Stockholders Meeting of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. Ne is hereby given that a 4 ing of the stockholders of theNevada County Narrow Gauge Raiiro. Co., will be held at the present offices of the Company, to wit, at the offlce“of Henry Davis, Esq., Justice of the ace, in the Vulley, evada county, town of Grass State of California, ony uesday, the i874. at 2 v’clock 28th day of April ®.M., for the purgese of adopting a code of by-laws for “he government, of the ompany. 7 By order of’ : JOHN 4. COLEMAN, Acting Pres, Dated Gruss Valley, April 11, 1874. GronrGr FLErcuen, Acting Sec’y. fp ete tne Gok ae MERRY, County Surveyor, AND U. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEER RY, 1 c LAND SURVEYOR “& DRAUGHTsMAN, NEVADA CITY, ea, Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders . *Leftut the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, Will meet with prompt ‘attention, ris ee Eureka Stag @ and Exp:ess Co STAGES will leave NevaFacies a for Mbore’s Flat daily, Sundays excepted,) at 5 o'clock, A M, ad ne Pee For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and . Fridays at sume hour, Returnitig will leave Moore wodays excepted at 6 A. M Weekly from Kureka at 6-A. M. Flat daily, Also, triCIGAR STOR: HUGH McCAULEY, OULD respectfully inform his friewds &ud the public generally tuat he nas Purchased the stock aud trade of JULIUS _SBEENWALD and will coustantly keep op Mand a fine stock of GaRs, TOBACCO, ~ -_PIPEs, cARDs, CUTLERY pwaich he wif eel ‘at the Very Lowest By strict attention to the business and HUGH McCAULEY Nevada, Nov. 1, 18733. ae : ? FOR SALE. aa jor‘ No Liquor License “Tn said township, "Section 41. Visions of such law is, unless,a different -. Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. is & SAVing. at. $2.60-pe+—en}-any-other person to vote, is guilty of a mis. ed imthe four-proceeding sections, or why, ELECTION. J OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that’ an Election will be-hetd-on FHURSDAY the 7th day ef May, 1474, in the Fownship ot Rough.and-keady, eounty of Nevada, ‘to . voteo the question of + Liquer License’ said election being. called und to be heid pursuant to an Act of the Legislature of the State of Culifornia; entitled ‘An Act to permit the vi ters ( f. every township or ing corporuted city in this $taté to vote on the question of granting licehsé to sell intoxicating liquors,‘ approved March 1sth, 1874, . The officers of election andthe place of election at the respective -precinets,-is-asfollows: : ‘ ROUGH AND READY PRECINCT. Polls-atthe Walling Hotel—Henry Whisner, lispector; A.J.Early and Juin Pcr. keupine, Judges, ' INDIAN SPRINGS PRECINCT. Polls at M.-P~ Hatch’s+Win. Nutter, In. Spector; M.P.! Hatch and John Montgomery, Judges, . . ANTHONY HOUSE PRECINCT. Polls at . Anthony House-= M. Rowe, Inspector ; J.P. Novey and C.'J. Cole, Judges, : MOONEY FLAT. PRECINCT. i Polls at. Schmidt’s Hotel—Wm. Hartley, . ‘Taspector; W.L. Baldwin and Ggorge . Schindt, Judgés. PART [,-LITLE V.—Of. Crimes against’ the Elective Franchise: Every:person charged with the periermunce of any duty undcrthe proVisions of any law of this’State relating to elections who wilfully neglects or refuses ‘to perform it,or who in his official capac. ity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of any of the propunishment for such an act or omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand dellars; or by imprisonimentiin the State Prison not exceeding five years, or by both. a Sec. 42. Every person who Wilfully . causes, procures, or allows himself to be registered in the Great Register of any county knowing hims-lf not to be entitted to sich registration, is—pusishable by fine not exceediiug one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State : q In all cases where on the trial of & person . > charged with any offense underthe provis-. ions of this section, it‘appears in evidence . that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Court . must order such registration to be canceled. . Sec. 43. Every person who, after being . duly required by the Board of Julges at . anyglection, refuse to be sworn, or Wir, . after being sworn, refuses to a18 ser any . pertinent questions propounded by such . Board, touching bis right or the right of . demeanor. Sec) 44. Every person summoned to ap. pearand testify betore any Board of Kegis-/ tration, Who wilfully disobeys such sum mons, is guilty of amisdemeanor. A . Sec. 45. Every person not entityed to . vote who trawdulently v=tes, a every . person who votes more than ynce at any one election or knowingly h t more tickets folded togethér, or changes any ballotafter the Same~has been depos=— ited in the ballot-box, or adds or attempts ose legally polled at allots therein have been . counted, oy‘adds to or mixes with, or atudd‘to or mix with, the ballots . y polled, other ballots while the . are being counted or canvassed, or at . y other time with intent to change the . result of such election, or carries away or . destroys, or attempts to carry away or de: . stroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up or invulidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys ary election returns, or in any manver so interferes with the officers holding such election or conducting such canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at such étection, as to prévent such election or ¢canvass from being fairly beld and lawfully conducted, is guilty of felony. = . Sec. 46, Every—person—not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts ito . vote more than once at any election, is . guiity of a misdemeanor. . Sec, 47. Every person who procures, aids, assists, counsels or »dvises another to give or offer his vote at any election, knowing that the person is not qualified to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor, ao See. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Eléetion who aids in changing or destroying any poll list, or in placing any ballots in the billot-box, or taking any therefrom, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to thore legally polled at such’ election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into: the ballot-box bc-ferG’ or after the ballots therein have beén counted, .r adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to ‘or. mix with, the ballots polied, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed, or atany other time, with the intent to. change the result of such election, or allow anothér to do'so when ia his power to prevent it, or carries away or destrcys, or knowingly allows another to carry away or cle stroy, aby poll list, ballot-box, or ballots Yawitully polled, is puni-hable_ by _imprisopment in the state Prison tor not 1ess than two-nor more than seven years. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to put. . tiny the ballot of an elector in thé ballot: bex, attempts to fiud’out any name on sich 7 ballot, or who opens, or suffers the toldéd ballot of any elector which bas been-hana. ed in to be opened or examined previous to . putting the same into the Dbillot-box, or who makes or places any wiark or device on any folded ballot withthe view to ascertain . the name of apy;person for whom the . . . . { } . f elector has voted, or.who, without the con. nent of the elector, discloses the name of . any person which such Inspector, Jzdge, or + Clerk hus fraudulently or illegally discoy. ered to Lave beeen voted fot.by such “+ elector, is. punishable by fine, not less ae fitty nor more than five hundred doliars, _ Sec. 50. Every person “who forges ‘or . counterfeits returns of an election purport. . ing to have been held at @ precinct, town,, or ward where no election wus in fact held, or wiifully substitutes: torged ‘or counterfeit returns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precinct, town or ward where na eléction was actually held is pun, ishable by imprisonment in tne Staté I Prison for-atermof not .¢8s:than> two nor} more than ten years. .— Sec, 51. \kvery person who wilfully adds . cast at an election, in any returns, or Who alters such returns, is punishable by iw. prisunment in the State Prison for not less . than one nor more than five years. . Sec. 52. Every person who aids or abets in the commission of an¥ offense. mentioubeing present «t or cognizant of the com. . , fe ALEX, GA mission of either such oflences, does not PR CLAMATION. . Siving such elector to understand ,thatdt . contains atame written of printed thereon

. didate, except for hs expenses of: ho'ding . son, with intent to4nduce hini to vote for or to procure thy“lection of the candidate . One nor.more than fourteen years, } lars, or by imprisonment ,etder. Apply te THOM & ALLAN, Nevato, or subtracts from, the votes, actually . . " RNIA, TUESDAY . MORNING MAY 5,1874; + ra SRE Pare give information thereof as soon as ptacticabie tothe -District Attorney ors Grand Jury of theproper county, or to some Justicé-of the Peate of such county, is punishable by impri mer ~ Count yJail for a period of Stute Prison not:exceeding two years. threats,-menaces, bribery, or ery corrupt meéins, either directly’ or indirectly ate iemptstoinfluence any_electorin giving his vote,or deter him from giving the same, "Or attempt‘ by any means whatever to aw &, Te. Strain, hinder, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or furnishes any elector wistiing to vote, who cannot read, with -a tieket. informing or or defrauds any elector at any such -election, by deceiving and causing such elector to vote fora witfcrent person or any office than hé intended or desired to vote for; or who, being. Inspector, Judge, or, Clerk of . . any election, while acting as such; induces or attempts te induce any elector, either by means or reward, or’ promise thereof; to vote differently from-what such elector intended or desired to vote, he is guilty of a misdemeanor. 4 af : Sec. 54. Every person who, with intent to promote the election of himself, of any other person either, : ! 1. Furnishes ‘ entertainment at his_expense.to/ any meeting of electors previous to or during an election. “ 2. Pays torsprocures, or engages to pay for any such entertainziént. 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any moncy—or property for the purpose ot procuring the attendance of voters at-the polls, or for the purpose of compeusating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance ot voters who are sick or infirm. 4, Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any money or property for any purpose intended to promote the election of any canand conducting public meetings, and of printing and of circulating ballots, handbills, and Other papers previous to such election, is guilty of a misdenie&nor, Sec. 55. Every person who, being a candidate at any election, offers or agrees *%0 appoint or procure the appointment of Any. particular person to office as an ivducement or consideration to any asa at for,or procare-or-aid-in-preeuri tion of such candidate, is guil meanor. ‘ “fa dec, 56. Every person, not being a can: -didate;-who communicates any offer made in violation of the last section to any perto vote rg the-cleo= making the » mreancr, SF ott 35, 86. Every person who gives or offeys to bribe any Officer -or member of any legislative. caucus, political convention, conunittee, primary electioz, or Aiitical gathering of dny kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices of honor, trust, or profit. in this State with intent to influence-the person fer, is guilty of a niisdedy t * whom-+uch—bribe-is giveror offered to t~ be more favorable to one candidate than another, and every person, member of either of the bodies inthis section men. tioned, who-receive or offers to receive any sach-bribe,; is punishable hy imprispnmaspt in the State Prison not less than See, 58. "~Every person who by threats, intimidations,“or_ unlawful violence, wilfully hinders or prevents ‘electors from assembling in publitmeeting for the consideration of public-~questions, _ is guilty of a misdemeanor. SEG Sec.-59. Every person who willfully disturbs or breaks up any public mecting ofselectors or-others, lawfully being held } for the purpose of. considering public questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 60. Every person who makes, offers or accepts any bet or wagcr’upon the—-result of any election, or upon the success of failure of any person or candidate, or upon the number of yotes to be cast either in the aggreyate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast upomany } person, is guilty Of a misdemeanor. Sec. 61, Every person— who willfully violates any of the provisions of tha laws of this State relating to ¢leetions, is, unless a different punishment fer such volation is preseribed by this Code, punishable by a a fine not exceeding one thousand dolin the State Prison not exceeding tive years or by both, By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, inide and entered ai regular segsion, on Wednesday, April Sth, A. D. 1874. M, L. MARSH, A. B. BRADY, T. P. CRANDALL, . JOHN MeCoy, FRANK PAUSON, ‘ Supervisors. Attest: John Pattison,Clerk, : Machinery For Sale. BANNER MINE, Two Engines, 10x20 in.One Boiler 54 in. diameter, 16 feet long, 8 in. tubes. Hoisting ana Pumping gear. One Engine 14x42 in, built by H. J. Booth & Co, San Francisco. ‘ » wo Boilers, 48 in, diameter, 16 fect long, 3. in, tubes. Six S-stamp Batteries. Eight Pans. Pumps, Columns, Track Iron, Cars, tc, etc, and in fact everything necessary for running a first-class, raine— Thistnachinery is all complete and in good da Foundry. STOKES’ HOTEL, COBNER OF MAIN & CHURCH STs., _ Grass Valley. . , This Hotel is expressly adapted for the Traveling Public and Families, Try it, arse : W. C. STOKES. “DR. T B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington, AS removed to, Nevada, and solic tx the patronage of the citizens of Ne vada and vicinity. Office and residence on Water Strect, three doors from corner, $19 ol Baya OR, M. BUNT, M. D.ATTENDING PHYSIC-AN,NEVADA CITY. JOUN ANDERSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW SJUSTICF OF THE PRACE. . F¥ICE on Broad Street.over Beekman’s saloon, © : ‘pl Stx_morths, or in thes— Every person Who,. by~foree4 [New Firm. Capital $3,000,000. —_———— A “THE LARGEST CAPITAL‘ THE LARGEST ascers The Linen sions Income ! _ Of a Comoe ‘pany in the Country. Income over ‘$16,000 ‘per day, tion of the Company over Losses paid since the organizaDENTISTRY.shartpr : . DR. A. CHAPMAN, OULD respectfully inform the y ple of ‘this city and vicinity has resumed his professiun aga ed an Office.in tha”. Transcript Builaing Sc ge crate STREET,# a A And is now prepared to a anything and eyerything in the line of Dentistry and satis faction guaranteed. / : Office Hours: frém 9A. M. to 12° M. and from 1 to 5 P. M, fo Nevada, April 7th, 1874. / JOHNNY JACK, : Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. 8 peeee IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, i ‘PIPES, of all kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Suts, LEMONS ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, &c. . Ifyou want « Genuine Imported Havana Cigar, goto JOHN JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. Nevada, March 15th. Established in 18 Nevada Assay Office, $40, 000,000 00 GEO. C. BOARDMAN, San Francisco, Manager Pacific Branch IRA A. EATON, Agent, Nevada. ' JOHN WEBBER, Agent, Grass Valley. ‘JAMES A, STIDGER, Agent, North San Juan, Ban Francisco, Feb, 17-3m ‘ THE ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN a. ae. (Limited.) 412 California Street, 8S. F, London Office,.:..0.6.6255 New York Agents, J 21 Broad Strect. AUTHORIZEL Capital Stock, $6,000,000 3 Angel Court; :a wy. Seligman & Co., make-CoHections, buy and 46 Exchange and Bullion, lean Money, and iseue Letters of Credit available throughout the world. = R--G,SNEATH, IGN. STEINHART, N ew Store. New Goods. —a HINDS & NICHOLSON, OULD respectfuily inform the peopleof Nevada city and the surrounding places that they have opened a Grocery and Provision Store, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, Nearly opposite the “Transcript Block,” in the ptore tormerlv occupied by A, Lademan, Our stock is entirely new and-consists of everything in the a ™ GROCERY, PROVISION, . olds } Managers. AND : : VEGETABLE LINE. We willalways be in receipt of everything new in our line of business and customers can alwiys rely upon getting the best at the lowest mnarket cush rates, By dealing honorably with every one and giving the best barghina.we hope to merit.a liberal bhare of the public patronage. HIND? & NICHOLSON, Sth, 1373. ‘OBSTACLES TO . H from the effects of Errors and Abuses ‘nearly life. “Manhood restored. impediments to’ marriage removed, New method of treutwient: "New and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent free, if sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth ‘treet, Philadecpia. Pa.—an institution having & Ligh reputation for honorable conduct and protessional skili, =~ NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law AT BRIC < OFFICE, In Fiont of tie Court House Nevnda. Aug, MARRIAGE. 2 Nevads City. ILL receive Deposits, open Asconaté APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG'MEN! JAMES J. OTT. Main Street, Nevada City. N@LD ORES of every description ReRW tined, Melted. and Assayed. ELECTROPLATING: IN GOLD OR SILVER. All worn out ware such a8 Forks, Spoons, Pitchers, Bervicos, Rings, Watch Cases and Chains, Waiters andl aut general all Kinds of Jewelry, Particular attention paid to gal. wanizing Copper Plates for Quarts Mills. PRICES REASONABLE. JAS. J. OTT. . Nevada, March Gth. NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY : OF NEW YORK + By request Gold Bars exchanged for Coim. . this season, i 2 etapa ease . LR. BOARDWELL, Proprietor. ON and after MONDA¥, December 1, Stage ay Will leave Union “Hotel, : Nevada vity for-YouBet, and Dutch Flat «very Mon~ tiesday ‘and Friday moruings, at Liftle York day, Wed 8° O'CTOCK. < Returning, will leave Dutch. Flat: for Nevada and interiiediate. points eve ry Tuesday, thursday and Saturday. morning’ CHAS. H. MUORE, Avent, Union Hotel, Neyada City. nn d2 ESTABLISHED IN 1832, BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILEA THE GREAT PURIFYER OF THE BLOOD.: : Re cum and aaost certain cu SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FOUL ERUPTIONS, OLD SORES AND ULCERS. All kinds of diseases or sures a impure blood and humors. If? NEVER FAILS n effecting a complete cure, if used a suf. ficient length of time. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers tn Medicines. my22 rising from eg, Embrace the Opportunity, RANCH AT AUOTION. oP ML andersigned-will-sellat Public Aucs tion on premises on Monday, May 4th, 1874. A Splendid Hay and Grain Ranch, contain. ing 1000 aeres, 200 of Which is under a high state of cultivation, situated one mile north of the Anthony » House, six miles from Smartsville, five miles from Rough and Ready and three miles from } ridge) ort.-— There is a Dwelling House, Barn and other outbuildings on the premises, Also a fine fruit orchard, and plenty of watery for irrigation. About 80 tors of hay can be cut growime.”Kight horses, a lot of cattle, one wegon, bugy,and doyble harness. and a genera) ee of Farming Implements will be sold, . An abundance of timber for fire wood and . other purposes is on the place, 160 acres is covered with a Government Patent. Tcrms made known on day of sale, aT T. J. STARK, SHERMAN & CO’S . Daily Stage Line~ from Nevada City to Grass Valley, & Marysville, E Rea i Union Hotel daily (Snndays excepted) at 6-A.-Mi—tor Grass Valle Rough and ‘Ready, -Sticker-—-Ptat Ville, Tinbyctoo, and Marysyible. The Yuba county portion of -the road will soot be put in gvod condition after Which our stages will leave Nevada Cit y in time to connect at” Marysville-with trains for Sacramento, San Francisco, and the Last:—Lhe-above dine of Stiges con. nects at Sucker Flat with Hogan 4 Co,’s Blage line to Yan Juar and intermediate STAGES LEAVE THE y» : Smarts-~ ORGANIZED 1862. Aa OVER $6,000,000. Policies issued upon the Whole Life, Joint. Life, Endowment, or on the Tontiene Plan: and all Policies are registered witb the Controller, and their payment at maturity guaranteed by the State of New York. es Ko Restrictions on .Travel or Business. WATSON WEBB, ‘General Agent for the Pacific Coast Sp . 8. B. DAVENPORT, ~Loeal Agentat Nevada City ‘ z i pots. Murysville Office at the Western House: 43.J. TISDALE, Agent. Nevada, april 12th, 1874, ~ DR. LEONARD, DENTIS'£, MAIN STREET, NORTH SAN JUAN, 3 prepared tod DENTAL WORK ima , part of Nevada Oduuty. Send name’ ind place of residence, me : Full upper or under sets oPecth, 25 Ss NEW. SAW MILL AT WILLOW VALLEY.,, NBE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill a)l “orders for Building or Mininuy Lumber. All kinds of Lumber kept constantly -on band. Orders left at the office on Boukier Street, or at the Store of Geéev. E, TURNER, Pine Street wilhbe promptly attended to. jy? M.w.& D Manag annette gee & Warrants Nos. 140,-¥52, 153, 154 and 162, registercd May 12th, 1873, wi'¥ be paki en presentation. Litexest ceuses from thin date. : E. P. SANFORD, Treasurer. By A. H. Parker Deputy. Nevada, April 9th, 1874. THE KISDONIRON AND LOCO. MOTIVE WORKS. Location of Works—s. E.-Corner of Baele and Howard Sts. Sau Francisco. WM. H. TAYLOK, Presi-tent; JOSEPH MOORE, Supt. MENERAL Foundrymen and Engineers , W Builders of stea Quartz Mills, Steam Boilers und general THoLIby machinery. ‘ WsitiR BIPE. Speeiai attersition psid Hydraulic fittings, Water Pipes of all kinds. Sheet bron vip for any head of water. (Atte Htiou is called to the Chcrokee mine, Butte Co., where the head is 900 Tt. and: pipe 30 in, dia., and te the Virginia Water Works, Nevada, where the head in 1:75 ft., dia. of pipe, 12 in., built by this firm.) i CAK WHEELS, 4 A800 fine. vegetable—erop.Engines, Pumper, ~ 4 eaeijeinec }ommaciernectigagiie Railroad and Mining Cur Wheels of alt kinds kept coustanthy on hand. ‘These ruphing«.t Wheels are made’ of the ‘best car wheel metal and are chi flange, giving » length of wear vi TY mnuch greater titi tow inade of ordinal Y & LOCU, WORKS, . of ordiuary: ¢ast RISDON Lis *f ‘ 408EYH Moogg, Supt lied on the face and