May 6, 1871 (4 pages)

les of ty: on. eral red on 355, reb. rom rood D.— S ERthe oods k, cos cts ; C ee yar $i: want d by n be 8 Can n the rIsom 9 sity. slant 20LD MAG LES Tel: e best Law. Ine . ‘Bhe Daily. Granseript, places ates, NEVADA’ CPTY. eE== Ss LOCAL ITEMS. Ice Trade. V‘The ice trade_has .fairly opened and the Nevada Ice Company is.deing an jmmense. business, In Sacramento E. W. Bigelow is business: manager, and Jesse Thompson has charge of the buss jness in San ‘Francisco, and in both places the company is doing. a very large business. ,The sales of icé in Sacramento amount to five tons. per day. In this city those who desire ice ein be supplied by leaving their orders at the office, at tlie foot.of Main street, The ico made by the company this year is equal to any ever marketed in the country. Hastern. men gay no such ice can be seen inthe markets there. Thanks. “Ata meeting of the Pennsylvania Engine Co., on Wednesday evening, the thanks of the Company were tens dered the following persons: To Foundry, for a donation ; Phoenix and Home Insurance Co., by G. P. Sparks, agent, for a donation; the outgoing Board of Trustees of Nevada City, for their liberality and kindness during the past year; and Wm. R. Coe, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, for. his devoted exertions in behalf of the Fire Department. ee The New Rink. _JThé new Nevada Rink, B, Ballard, proprietor, will be opened at the new _building on Broad street, to-day. Mr. Bullard has ordered fitty pairs of new skates, and will keep all: skates in the very best order. The hours for skating will be from 94 to 11} a. M., from 2 to 4p, M., and ip-the evening from 74 to 104 o'clock. /The floor at the new, rink is in superb condition, and every ar= rangement will be made for the enjoyment of these who attend. The Plimpton skate will be used, but parties hav‘ing skates.of any other patent will be, permitted to.use them on the floor upon paying admission fees. All skates will be kept clean and‘in the best ree pair. , csi Soe ts and Barley. 2 Fred Bulacher yesterday showed us clusters of barley and oats from the Swiss ranch, Willow Valley, which we will venture to say will beat anything in the State of that kind this season. The stalks measure over five feet in height, are of strong and vigoroasgrowth, and ‘trebled heads’ upon them. Who says grain won’t grow in the mountains. Fruit. i The prospects in this lecality for fruit are very good, if no heavy trosts should occur. A gentleman informs us that he counted 1,000 clusters of grapes on asingle vine in his vineyard. Trees and vines are loaded with blooms, and from present indications one half the fruit will have to be removed or the trees will not be able to sustain the loads. The Marysville Concert. The time is fast. approaching fer the drawing of the Marysville scheme. The managers give noti¢e that it will take place on Wednesday next. $95,000 will be given away. The largest prize is $20,000, the second $10,000, third, $5,000, 8 prizes of $1,000 each, 14 of $500, 25 of $250, 100 of $100, 350 of $50, 450 of $25. This scheme is gotten up for the benefit of the North_ rn District Agricultural Fair, Marys~ Ville’ Library, ‘Benevolent “Society, and the improvenient of Cortez Square, in Marysville._All purchasers of tick €t8 Canirest assured that: the:drawing Will be. conducted as.fairly as the one which took place auder the auspices of the Mercantile Library. Association. . _ Bay up the tickets before its too late Monday is the “last chance, as all of the agents are notified to return. those ber ‘of the business in town and at the Union Hotel. If you wiel: t6'thite'a Ghatide of winning SFL BOORRA S 1840. Persecuted Organ. The human stomach has been a shamefully Persecuted organ.’ Phere tvas‘a time when for every dereliction of duty it was punished with huge doses of the most. disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain it rejected the and literally returned them poe the hands of those. who administered them. They were forced upon it time and again, until its solvent power was thoroighly drenched oxt cf it. The werid is wiser now than it was in that drastic era, when furious purgation and murcurial salivation were what Artemas Ward would have .called the “main holt” of the rtrd in cases of dyspepsia and liver com.The great modern remedy for indigesti and billiousness is Hostettsr’s Stomach Bit. pale ee preparation which has thé rerit of combinin-a palatable flavor with auch tonic, aperient and anti-bilious properties, as were never heretofore united in any medicine, It has been discovered, at last, that sick people are not like the fabled ‘litans, who found prostration so refreshing that, when knocked down, they rose from the earth twice as Vigorous as before. When an inva= lid is prostrated by powertul depleting drugs, he is apt to stay prostrated ; and the Gebilins” ted being aware of : the fact, pref r the build-~ lng up to the knocking down system of treatment. a ee Tage Hostetter’s Bitters meets the requirements of the rational medical philosophy which at present prevails. 1t is a perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracing the three important properties of a preventive, a tonic, and an alterative. It fortifies the body against dis— ease, luvigorates and re vitalizes the torpid stumach and liver, and effects a most salutary Change in the entire system, when ina morbid coudition. In this country, where the enfeebling temperature readers tbe human organization particularly susceptibie to unwholesome atmospheric Influences, the Bitters should be taken as a protection against epidemic dis. PAIN KILLER! ay PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, RB. I. Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks ot Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and these occurring when absent from home, are very unpleasant. ‘The Pain KILLER may always be rel’ed upon in such cases. As soon as you feel the symptoms, wake one teaspoonful in a gillof new milk and molaszes and a Bill of how 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 Phthisic, take a teaspeontul ina gill oi hot water sweetened well with molasses; also bathe the stomach and throat faithfully with the medicine; clear. Dr. Sweet: says it takes out soreness in bonesetting fascer thananything he ever-ap-. . plied. So : _ Fisherman, so. often exposed to hurts by having their skin pierced with hooks, and fins of fish, can be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as soon ax the accident uccurs; in this way the anguish is soon abated ; bathe as olten as once in five minutes, say three er fuur times, and you will seldom have any trouble. ‘the. bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soon cured by bathing wiin the Pain iller clear. A MARYSVILLE CIFT ENTERPRISE! fPYUE DRAWING OF THE MARYSVILLE Enterprise will take place on Wednesday, May 10th. Or before that day if the returns of Agents -are-promptiy-made, and will be under the supervision of the following well known citizens, who will give the matter their per: a . The Committee.IS Belcher, F W H Aaron, S Blodgett, P Pumyea, Wm H Parks C E Sexey, E Hamilton, T C Martin, J G Kastman, Thos J Power, C C Harriagton, Henry Weil, C T Hickok, : Fred’k Buttelmarn, L B Ayer, A P Spear, CG Bockius, D E Knight, Chas J Faulkner, EC Koss, Wm Cohn, Richard Walsh, A C Bingham, Wm Fletcher, Joba Q Foster, Jas J McNess, Prank Hill, 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. HH PRESTON & FAIRCHILD ‘Will Remove their stock of & Charles Raish, James M Newhard, W wu Swain, Drugs, Paints, Oils ete., TQ, THEIR NEW STORE,,.UNDER THE ‘ "RANSCRIPE OFFICE,: S, W. Cornér Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th, Wevada, April sid. he Gy NES, Se NE . en ce oe A 1871. ees /PEE ENTIRE STOCK OB IMPORTANT ! PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! *REMENDOUS SALE ai CLOTHING ! —AT— Banner Bros. oe = , EMPORIUM! Selling Out. Selling Out. ——'E0--CLOBEBUSINESS ! aH GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINC3 BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. KC. Will be Closed out at First Cost ANB LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfully inform-the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock a8 rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRINC CLOTHING, LATEST STYLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t# To Country Merchants in par_ ticular ! Take Notice. 21 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 Bargains now offered. eee t# The good will of business together with store fixtures are for BANNER BROTHERS. ‘ oe be . raat : he “ iH " * f : APRIL Ist, 1871, NEW FIRM! FRESH COODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! ig UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name or ie e Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Grocery, Provision, ' ‘Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, “4 é "AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. We§ will open the.SPRING CAMPAIGN with a . Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage ef the markets at.all times, and to insure to our patrons a Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in eur line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets . exclusively FOR CASH! One of thefirm 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 PRICKS 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, Free ef Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist, 1971. wan persons indebted te A. HB. Hanson are requested to settle the actounts at as early a date as possible, CASH CAPITAL !} PROSPECTUS —OF THE— . STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO. Objects of the Company, First—To prevent the continued periodical} skimming of the State by purely iocal and foreign lusurance Companies, as is now done, the iarther centralization of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few; the pernicious effects of which aré everywhere vigible and generally ackuowledged. econd—'io make the jands and property ot the Wheat Grower, Wool Grower, Wine Maker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer available security. ior such reasonable loaus and advances as their successiul prosecution naturally requires ; which is the great overshadowing demand of the times en the Pacific Coast. Plan of the Company. First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first object of the Company can be most fully and perfectly accomplished by the establishing of a branch in each and all of the cities and principal towns of the Statejunder the supervision and control of local Directors and otficers, through whom the Capital of the Company shall be Joanedin the localities’ where subscribed; and for like purpose, the annual division of the entire net rece: pts of the Company amc ng all the branches, [ro rata, according to the Capital Stock represented by each. by this method, every branch office is practically a home office. enjoying all the advantages which could possibly accrue through any purely local organiza.ion, greatly increased by au extended influence and businéss, Insurance of Loans, Second—It is confidently hoped, believed and expected that the second. ubject above stated, can be as iully and comp.etely secnred ‘through a new form ot policy, in which the ; y :naures not only a perfect title to the lands given as security but aiso, prompt and complete compliance with the conditions of loans. : ‘rhe insurance of Crops, and the sufficiency of collateral securities tor other interests, as is done in Kustern States, may also become 4} of such importance as to induce the Company Lo add those\branches to its other business. iy __. _ Reduction of Interest, Constant accessions to local capital threugh the thousand agencies ef this Company must tend to the reduction of interest. Capital Stock, The Capital Stock of the,;Company\will be Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, gold. coin, divided into Four ‘Thousand Shares of Ffity 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, Oakiand, Los Angeles, Santa C:uz, Petaluma, San Rafael, Nevada Vity, Chico, and Vallejo, where Local Boards have already been partially organized.§ Who Should Subscribe. Every man in the State of California shouid identify himself with a Company which so fulty embraees and so perfectly biends the interests of the whole State. eMutuality of Interests with Co-operative Efforts, deserves and will command success. he He HANSON, DIRECTORS. Hon. Geo Pea:ce, } Wm H Knight, Wm kK. Wells, i/WmJd Miller, Isaac RK, Jewell, ; John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, ' LW Walker, Hon, J. N, Saunders, . G Warner, J D Farwels, . C Tempel, Richard Ivers, . Robert seavy, A. Newman, 'M M Katee, H. Kosekrans, . E Burke, Wm kK Wadsworth, 1 L W Kennedy, Hon D B Wilson, . d Kittredge, O W Childs, 1d W Nye, P, Beaudry, ‘Cyrus Palmer, J. ¥ Burns, ne C —— A. C. Niles, . 8B Casw Hon Chas Marsh, ‘CK Thom sy Oc Torson, . Geo Hansen K W Bigelow, poe Cashin, kh. W. ‘Luily, . Ira A taton, Joseph Ferrin, ! A W Lester,Plinuy Bartlett, ' Wm M Eddy, Jonathan Clark, ; A B Gregory, Hon. 3 B McKee, \ @ W Smith. AP Brayton, ‘ Chas Malloy, James Stratton, +O H LaGrange, James Koss, 1G KE Smith, Thos H Hanson, 'G W >wan, peak ir Doyle, : san ene, m Hil, ' a ¥ ‘ft Maynard. . Bobert Martens, Geo W rrescott., . Panl Morril, Tyler Curtis, . Wm Beckman, Sam’l C Gray, 1 W W Marvin, Hon C i Wiggin, 6 Karageip a Wim 4 Jessup, . Chris Weise Jacob Schieicier, ! Chas Travere, Abner Doble, © : i oregon M Keller, ) Feich, Johu éches. 1 James McGuire, SH Mou, } Amos warring, E P Mafselus, ' aigerg ys KR M Hunt, ,; Wm eep. andrew McShane, {. WK Strong. Viegas, twice Jacob Rich, * ; John Suverkrap, Daniel Murphy, ; Chas Hass, J it Logan, ! Peter Bargion, Chas isatner, ! x‘. F Roughersy, P Burnett, 1 n hoberts, Hou Amassa Pray, . U £ White, RC kirby, is : ie Wm H Moore t gan, Jvhn Grant, . © ts Groosbeck, JN Besse, ‘ E Teegarden, Kner Dae, fa Beta” Wm i Wiliams, cA Duration, Eugene Goran ‘Thos Corbett, Freaerick Kuiglehard,; Tong ontones, Robert ‘ John Domingos, 1OC Wheeler, Wm G English, ' M Corcoran, WF Knox,” PY come. ‘ Ox, ' * Wm Gwyue, : John, Zoliner, Joba J Baner, J . H Cooper, Peter A Miller, i. oe Bauguler, pa ae J Bowe ' Eg L Lawrence, ‘WC Hopping; +, iBeieoet, i A, Kalisher, 10 M eee. E L Beard, :c@ Schoen, }

les of ty: on. eral red on 355, reb. rom rood D.— S ERthe oods k, cos cts ; C ee yar $i: want d by n be 8 Can n the rIsom 9 sity. slant 20LD MAG LES Tel: e best Law. Ine . ‘Bhe Daily. Granseript, places ates, NEVADA’ CPTY. eE== Ss LOCAL ITEMS. Ice Trade. V‘The ice trade_has .fairly opened and the Nevada Ice Company is.deing an jmmense. business, In Sacramento E. W. Bigelow is business: manager, and Jesse Thompson has charge of the buss jness in San ‘Francisco, and in both places the company is doing. a very large business. ,The sales of icé in Sacramento amount to five tons. per day. In this city those who desire ice ein be supplied by leaving their orders at the office, at tlie foot.of Main street, The ico made by the company this year is equal to any ever marketed in the country. Hastern. men gay no such ice can be seen inthe markets there. Thanks. “Ata meeting of the Pennsylvania Engine Co., on Wednesday evening, the thanks of the Company were tens dered the following persons: To Foundry, for a donation ; Phoenix and Home Insurance Co., by G. P. Sparks, agent, for a donation; the outgoing Board of Trustees of Nevada City, for their liberality and kindness during the past year; and Wm. R. Coe, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, for. his devoted exertions in behalf of the Fire Department. ee The New Rink. _JThé new Nevada Rink, B, Ballard, proprietor, will be opened at the new _building on Broad street, to-day. Mr. Bullard has ordered fitty pairs of new skates, and will keep all: skates in the very best order. The hours for skating will be from 94 to 11} a. M., from 2 to 4p, M., and ip-the evening from 74 to 104 o'clock. /The floor at the new, rink is in superb condition, and every ar= rangement will be made for the enjoyment of these who attend. The Plimpton skate will be used, but parties hav‘ing skates.of any other patent will be, permitted to.use them on the floor upon paying admission fees. All skates will be kept clean and‘in the best ree pair. , csi Soe ts and Barley. 2 Fred Bulacher yesterday showed us clusters of barley and oats from the Swiss ranch, Willow Valley, which we will venture to say will beat anything in the State of that kind this season. The stalks measure over five feet in height, are of strong and vigoroasgrowth, and ‘trebled heads’ upon them. Who says grain won’t grow in the mountains. Fruit. i The prospects in this lecality for fruit are very good, if no heavy trosts should occur. A gentleman informs us that he counted 1,000 clusters of grapes on asingle vine in his vineyard. Trees and vines are loaded with blooms, and from present indications one half the fruit will have to be removed or the trees will not be able to sustain the loads. The Marysville Concert. The time is fast. approaching fer the drawing of the Marysville scheme. The managers give noti¢e that it will take place on Wednesday next. $95,000 will be given away. The largest prize is $20,000, the second $10,000, third, $5,000, 8 prizes of $1,000 each, 14 of $500, 25 of $250, 100 of $100, 350 of $50, 450 of $25. This scheme is gotten up for the benefit of the North_ rn District Agricultural Fair, Marys~ Ville’ Library, ‘Benevolent “Society, and the improvenient of Cortez Square, in Marysville._All purchasers of tick €t8 Canirest assured that: the:drawing Will be. conducted as.fairly as the one which took place auder the auspices of the Mercantile Library. Association. . _ Bay up the tickets before its too late Monday is the “last chance, as all of the agents are notified to return. those ber ‘of the business in town and at the Union Hotel. If you wiel: t6'thite'a Ghatide of winning SFL BOORRA S 1840. Persecuted Organ. The human stomach has been a shamefully Persecuted organ.’ Phere tvas‘a time when for every dereliction of duty it was punished with huge doses of the most. disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain it rejected the and literally returned them poe the hands of those. who administered them. They were forced upon it time and again, until its solvent power was thoroighly drenched oxt cf it. The werid is wiser now than it was in that drastic era, when furious purgation and murcurial salivation were what Artemas Ward would have .called the “main holt” of the rtrd in cases of dyspepsia and liver com.The great modern remedy for indigesti and billiousness is Hostettsr’s Stomach Bit. pale ee preparation which has thé rerit of combinin-a palatable flavor with auch tonic, aperient and anti-bilious properties, as were never heretofore united in any medicine, It has been discovered, at last, that sick people are not like the fabled ‘litans, who found prostration so refreshing that, when knocked down, they rose from the earth twice as Vigorous as before. When an inva= lid is prostrated by powertul depleting drugs, he is apt to stay prostrated ; and the Gebilins” ted being aware of : the fact, pref r the build-~ lng up to the knocking down system of treatment. a ee Tage Hostetter’s Bitters meets the requirements of the rational medical philosophy which at present prevails. 1t is a perfectly pure vegetable remedy, embracing the three important properties of a preventive, a tonic, and an alterative. It fortifies the body against dis— ease, luvigorates and re vitalizes the torpid stumach and liver, and effects a most salutary Change in the entire system, when ina morbid coudition. In this country, where the enfeebling temperature readers tbe human organization particularly susceptibie to unwholesome atmospheric Influences, the Bitters should be taken as a protection against epidemic dis. PAIN KILLER! ay PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, RB. I. Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks ot Dysentery and Cholera Morbus, and these occurring when absent from home, are very unpleasant. ‘The Pain KILLER may always be rel’ed upon in such cases. As soon as you feel the symptoms, wake one teaspoonful in a gillof new milk and molaszes and a Bill of how 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 Phthisic, take a teaspeontul ina gill oi hot water sweetened well with molasses; also bathe the stomach and throat faithfully with the medicine; clear. Dr. Sweet: says it takes out soreness in bonesetting fascer thananything he ever-ap-. . plied. So : _ Fisherman, so. often exposed to hurts by having their skin pierced with hooks, and fins of fish, can be relieved by bathing with the Pain Killer as soon ax the accident uccurs; in this way the anguish is soon abated ; bathe as olten as once in five minutes, say three er fuur times, and you will seldom have any trouble. ‘the. bites and scratches of dogs and cats are soon cured by bathing wiin the Pain iller clear. A MARYSVILLE CIFT ENTERPRISE! fPYUE DRAWING OF THE MARYSVILLE Enterprise will take place on Wednesday, May 10th. Or before that day if the returns of Agents -are-promptiy-made, and will be under the supervision of the following well known citizens, who will give the matter their per: a . The Committee.IS Belcher, F W H Aaron, S Blodgett, P Pumyea, Wm H Parks C E Sexey, E Hamilton, T C Martin, J G Kastman, Thos J Power, C C Harriagton, Henry Weil, C T Hickok, : Fred’k Buttelmarn, L B Ayer, A P Spear, CG Bockius, D E Knight, Chas J Faulkner, EC Koss, Wm Cohn, Richard Walsh, A C Bingham, Wm Fletcher, Joba Q Foster, Jas J McNess, Prank Hill, 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. HH PRESTON & FAIRCHILD ‘Will Remove their stock of & Charles Raish, James M Newhard, W wu Swain, Drugs, Paints, Oils ete., TQ, THEIR NEW STORE,,.UNDER THE ‘ "RANSCRIPE OFFICE,: S, W. Cornér Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th, Wevada, April sid.

he Gy NES, Se NE . en ce oe A 1871. ees /PEE ENTIRE STOCK OB IMPORTANT ! PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! *REMENDOUS SALE ai CLOTHING ! —AT— Banner Bros. oe = , EMPORIUM! Selling Out. Selling Out. ——'E0--CLOBEBUSINESS ! aH GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINC3 BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. KC. Will be Closed out at First Cost ANB LESS. Banner Bros: Respectfully inform-the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock a8 rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of SPRINC CLOTHING, LATEST STYLES, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t# To Country Merchants in par_ ticular ! Take Notice. 21 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 Bargains now offered. eee t# The good will of business together with store fixtures are for BANNER BROTHERS. ‘ oe be . raat : he “ iH " * f : APRIL Ist, 1871, NEW FIRM! FRESH COODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! ig UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name or ie e Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Grocery, Provision, ' ‘Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, “4 é "AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. We§ will open the.SPRING CAMPAIGN with a . Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage ef the markets at.all times, and to insure to our patrons a Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulirg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in eur line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets . exclusively FOR CASH! One of thefirm 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 PRICKS 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, Free ef Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist, 1971. wan persons indebted te A. HB. Hanson are requested to settle the actounts at as early a date as possible, CASH CAPITAL !} PROSPECTUS —OF THE— . STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO. Objects of the Company, First—To prevent the continued periodical} skimming of the State by purely iocal and foreign lusurance Companies, as is now done, the iarther centralization of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few; the pernicious effects of which aré everywhere vigible and generally ackuowledged. econd—'io make the jands and property ot the Wheat Grower, Wool Grower, Wine Maker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer available security. ior such reasonable loaus and advances as their successiul prosecution naturally requires ; which is the great overshadowing demand of the times en the Pacific Coast. Plan of the Company. First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first object of the Company can be most fully and perfectly accomplished by the establishing of a branch in each and all of the cities and principal towns of the Statejunder the supervision and control of local Directors and otficers, through whom the Capital of the Company shall be Joanedin the localities’ where subscribed; and for like purpose, the annual division of the entire net rece: pts of the Company amc ng all the branches, [ro rata, according to the Capital Stock represented by each. by this method, every branch office is practically a home office. enjoying all the advantages which could possibly accrue through any purely local organiza.ion, greatly increased by au extended influence and businéss, Insurance of Loans, Second—It is confidently hoped, believed and expected that the second. ubject above stated, can be as iully and comp.etely secnred ‘through a new form ot policy, in which the ; y :naures not only a perfect title to the lands given as security but aiso, prompt and complete compliance with the conditions of loans. : ‘rhe insurance of Crops, and the sufficiency of collateral securities tor other interests, as is done in Kustern States, may also become 4} of such importance as to induce the Company Lo add those\branches to its other business. iy __. _ Reduction of Interest, Constant accessions to local capital threugh the thousand agencies ef this Company must tend to the reduction of interest. Capital Stock, The Capital Stock of the,;Company\will be Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, gold. coin, divided into Four ‘Thousand Shares of Ffity 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, Oakiand, Los Angeles, Santa C:uz, Petaluma, San Rafael, Nevada Vity, Chico, and Vallejo, where Local Boards have already been partially organized.§ Who Should Subscribe. Every man in the State of California shouid identify himself with a Company which so fulty embraees and so perfectly biends the interests of the whole State. eMutuality of Interests with Co-operative Efforts, deserves and will command success. he He HANSON, DIRECTORS. Hon. Geo Pea:ce, } Wm H Knight, Wm kK. Wells, i/WmJd Miller, Isaac RK, Jewell, ; John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, ' LW Walker, Hon, J. N, Saunders, . G Warner, J D Farwels, . C Tempel, Richard Ivers, . Robert seavy, A. Newman, 'M M Katee, H. Kosekrans, . E Burke, Wm kK Wadsworth, 1 L W Kennedy, Hon D B Wilson, . d Kittredge, O W Childs, 1d W Nye, P, Beaudry, ‘Cyrus Palmer, J. ¥ Burns, ne C —— A. C. Niles, . 8B Casw Hon Chas Marsh, ‘CK Thom sy Oc Torson, . Geo Hansen K W Bigelow, poe Cashin, kh. W. ‘Luily, . Ira A taton, Joseph Ferrin, ! A W Lester,Plinuy Bartlett, ' Wm M Eddy, Jonathan Clark, ; A B Gregory, Hon. 3 B McKee, \ @ W Smith. AP Brayton, ‘ Chas Malloy, James Stratton, +O H LaGrange, James Koss, 1G KE Smith, Thos H Hanson, 'G W >wan, peak ir Doyle, : san ene, m Hil, ' a ¥ ‘ft Maynard. . Bobert Martens, Geo W rrescott., . Panl Morril, Tyler Curtis, . Wm Beckman, Sam’l C Gray, 1 W W Marvin, Hon C i Wiggin, 6 Karageip a Wim 4 Jessup, . Chris Weise Jacob Schieicier, ! Chas Travere, Abner Doble, © : i oregon M Keller, ) Feich, Johu éches. 1 James McGuire, SH Mou, } Amos warring, E P Mafselus, ' aigerg ys KR M Hunt, ,; Wm eep. andrew McShane, {. WK Strong. Viegas, twice Jacob Rich, * ; John Suverkrap, Daniel Murphy, ; Chas Hass, J it Logan, ! Peter Bargion, Chas isatner, ! x‘. F Roughersy, P Burnett, 1 n hoberts, Hou Amassa Pray, . U £ White, RC kirby, is : ie Wm H Moore t gan, Jvhn Grant, . © ts Groosbeck, JN Besse, ‘ E Teegarden, Kner Dae, fa Beta” Wm i Wiliams, cA Duration, Eugene Goran ‘Thos Corbett, Freaerick Kuiglehard,; Tong ontones, Robert ‘ John Domingos, 1OC Wheeler, Wm G English, ' M Corcoran, WF Knox,” PY come. ‘ Ox, ' * Wm Gwyue, : John, Zoliner, Joba J Baner, J . H Cooper, Peter A Miller, i. oe Bauguler, pa ae J Bowe ' Eg L Lawrence, ‘WC Hopping; +, iBeieoet, i A, Kalisher, 10 M eee. E L Beard, :c@ Schoen, }