May 7, 1870 (4 pages)

ch Cee fF” b rs * Se sSoeseococoe e g 2 S SSS5S Dottle * tract. NEVADA CITY. “VOCAL ITEMS. ‘The County Hospital and the Con“As wpreat deal ig bein’ ‘said sbout the Hospital, how it is conducted, and concerning the letting of the late contract, we give place to-day to a communication written by . J one of the patients, which speaks for itself, _ algo the Grand-Jary Report“in full. Wey i, ~ On next Tuesday poon and eveliving wondénd, sininély : the glint an ess, Miss Anna Swan, is 20 years of age, 8 feet'and 1 inch in hight and weighs 418 pounds. She is said to be liandsome and well proportioned. Mons propose, in this article, to give #—plain 7 then leave it to the people of the county to form their own conclusions, On Wedneskeeping of the patients, came up before the Board of Supervisors, and the following are the bids considered: Dr. Hunt offered to keep the patients for two_years, providing them with medical attendance, food, clothing,&e., the same as heretofore, for 70 cents per day. Dr. Davis’ bid reads as_follows : . ‘To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of ‘Nevada County—-Sirs: The undersigned, a practicing physician of said county, hereby offers to take charge of the Nevada County . Hospital, treat the indigent sick, furnish all supplies of food, medicine, etc., as at present arranged, for the sum of sixty-seven ents per day for each patient for the term of one year or two-years, and forthe. faithful performance of such duties, will give good and sufficientsecurity. Respectfully, Henry Davis.” After a full discussion of the. matter the contract was awarded to Dr. Hunt, Supervisor Hussey dissenting at the, time, but refused to have it so appear. upon the records, The Grand Jury being in session; Dr. H. Dayis was appointed Chairman of the Hospital Committee, and the report will be found in another column of +0-day’s Transcript. The Supervisors,one at atime, were examined before the Grand Jury, t6 give. their reasons for awarding the contract to Dr. Hunt. Mr. “Monro stated that he believed it was the best bid for the county, and further, that the Board learned from good authority that Dr. H. [ Davis HAD NO DIPLOMA, and was not a graduste of any college of medicine. .Dr. H. Davis came to his feet very promptly, and replied that Dr. Hunt had nodiploma when he first took the contract for keeping the county. patients, ind (of course Dr. Davis knows whereof he speaks) Hz (Davis)BEING A MemMBer or THE Boarp or SUPERVISORS THAT GAVE THE Freer conTRacr TO. Dr. Huwnz, accordingly, by his own admission, violating a plain law. Monro replied that he was not.answerable for what happened then, not being on the Board at that time. Dr. Davis did not state whether he held a diploma or ndt ;if he had. one, he would probably have so stated. “The following is the law bearing upon that point, and the manner of éniploying a physician : Sec. 3:° The Board of Supervi shall “employ such medical aid for the proper treatment and care of: the indigent sick, as may in their tbe required, and shall fix the compensation for the same. Sec, 4. Every physician employed’ by the Board of Su nb nerdy Naw pes gradupr eae some rpora “ medicine. “_ The law is perfectly clear, and eusceptibid of no doubtful construction. It does notrequire a contract to be let or bids to be taken. The Board, instead of receiving bids for the care.of the indigent sick, might have appointed @ physician and fixed his compensation, either at so much per day or in a specified snm.Mr. Newell, President of the Board, stated before the Grand Jury that he believed'the contract let was to the best interests of the county. City Matters. : The Board of Trustees met last evening to receive the reports of the several city offleers, and turn the business over to their successdrs in office. From the financial report submitted, we make up the following recapitalation of the several city funds as far as reperted : GENERAL FUND. Am’t rec’d from all sources, 266 78 a ial Be Treas’ commissions, 20028 $6,906.85 Cask balance on hand, $. 25993 Bal.on haa 12,'69,-$ 760 29 po cutiseieyiehsien Lace $2,054 75 2 je teva , 1,124 -toGen.F'd Oct.t, . 10034 $1.22490 Cash balance on hand, $ 829 % . ready to supply the State of California *. repairs are completed and approved by is a native of Virginia, 38 inches high 82 years old and weighs 4 pounds. } He is said to be very. inteligent and -well proportioned; The Circassian girls . have Jong been renowned . for their . beaaty and Luti is said to be one of the handsomest of the race. Those who are fond of seeing the wonderful among mankind, and the largest and smallest contrasted, will be pleased at an opportunity te see the living wonders on exhibition in this city. They will be at Temperance Hall. To Chewers and smokers. : We call attention ‘to the ‘advertisement of Julius Greenwald, to be found in today’s TRANSCRIPT; in which it will be seen that superior inducements are now offered to tobacco consumers, both in point of quality and prices. Mr. Greenwald has now added to his al ready extensive stock, a large invoice . of new and favorite brands of chewing and smoking tobacco, direct: from Chicago. It would take too much space to give’ all. the different varieties he has on hand;and we therefore refer our readers to his advertisement to be found elsewhere in our columns, simply adding, that Mr, G. 1s the largest ‘importer of tobacco, and pipes in the mountains, and can do better by his customers than any-other firm. The Scott's Flat Saw Mill. Smith, Gove and Fvote, of the Scott's Flat Saw Mill Company, announce today that they are prepared to supply all who: apply,.with building, mining and other kinds of lumber,at the lowest prices: Their mill is turning out froma 10,000 to 12,000 feet of lamber per day, and those in need of it may be ac commodated on application ,to the mill at Scott’s Flat, or at the lumber yard at the-head of Sacramento street in this city, Keep Cool. cae The warm.days are upon us, and a cool draught of water is very refreshing. ‘The Nevada and Mountain Lake Ice Company have an immense stock of ffozen water on_ hand, and are now and Nevada City in particdlar, in quantities to suit and on the most ressonable terms. Leave your orders at the Ice House, on the Plaza, foot of Main and Broad streets, and they will be promptly filled. State Premiums, Ed. Muller and A. Isoard, of this city, have been awarded by the State Board of Examiners, $250 each, for their maulberry plantations in this county. Both these gentlemen have been experimenting in the culture of the mulberry and silk, and they well deserve the premiums awarded them by the laws of the dustry. ———— ee Pic-Nic ot the Catholic Sunday School. : We are requested by Rev. Father Claire to say that the pic-nic of the Catholic Sunday School will take place on Monday next at Canada Hill. Lit. The Board of Supervisors yesterday made an order appropriating $250 to be paid to A. J. Doolittle, upon condi tions that he put. the bridge on the is to be drawn by the Clerk when the derepig: received @ lot of lL nicbeiieed. —or Adolphe Carion,-a-pupilof the San Jaan . ” ; . Public School, fell from the inclined ladder . John Caldwell Esq.,of this city, ha State to encourage this branch of iu-}tle folks and’ their {friends who desire} to attend should make preparations . port township, yesterday morning. “hey were Climbing over some rocks and through . the: brush, when Dalton’s-gun was ‘disunder the chin, literally tearing his -head to pieces, and killing him instantly. -at the school gymnasium yesterday, morn= . ing, and dislocated his neck. His head was thrown back, and his neck much swoolen, Shooting Scrape at Cherokee, si Vv but the shot did not. take effect. Mining Accident. ae John Williams, a workman in the American claims at Sebastopol, near San Juan, . was injured by a blast yesterday afternoon, the end of.one finger torn off, ~His injuries are not serious. pastor of the Congregational Church in . -w pits for the day. : Trustee Meeting. % : ' The Trustees of the Nevada Library members are requested to be present. < he Board of Supervisors were ¢ngaged yesterday in settling up accounts withthe road contractors nearly all. 1 day. > A Mistakes vet A dispatch giving the awards of. ! yada county.” It should be Ed ‘Mul ler and ‘A. Isoard. Notary Public. T tary Public. against the Internal Revenue Collector case. SeNAToR Brownlow writes:, “The mistake.” Epwis Perky, lately convicted .of the murder of Thomas Hayes, in New real estate. Ss. M. HEWLETT, Ts CELEBRATED LECTURER, has been »gneneed for two evenings, and will deliver +ouate at the Times,” —axD— : wr'Muzzle that Bog! ”_at IN THE NEVADA THEATRE, go cevt Ebi A pas the pekets a Sifiteheas pris P?sdve ; < bet a Wee ee a ; re . 2 s ‘ ___ © igensditations Free. ; 8 iw and John Trood. Fowler went into the . ous forms, Inci Weakness of the Limbs, Bronchitis, Loss o butcher shop drunk, and commenced abusoice, Palpitation of the'Heart, Diseases of . ing. Trood, who struck him over the head . the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, Dyspepsia, with » pistol, cutting a severe gash. When Failing of the Wamp, Sogpcemes Seno Ce he struck the blow the pistol was discharged, . -of the Blood, the mest uncertain of patients afflicted with even these terrible mals adies willbe. mbre or less benefited, if not cured, by Magnetic Treatment. Xx ‘ ste. me to my this city, and now stationed at Dutch . netiem and the Swedish Movement Cure, and i stiat C . at the present writing lam free of my former Flat, will preach at the Baptist Chureh, diseases, when Druge and the ‘Springs’ had on Sunday moraing and evening. “He . all sailed. Ican conscientious) and Mr. Wirth have exchanged pul hia tpeatmens ta CiLeuRUnny through the instrumentality of Prof. Roberts, weenels heal that his healer possesses re. mark York, is worth $40,000 in Brooklyn . with s Disease for 18 years, I amnow Bc under treatment of Prof. berfs, and after : . taking five treatments, I greatly relieved A and wing get oe he has over me, : satisfied or ge A RARE TREAT AHEAD! {de nas drawn wots — ~ . feet, when I was resisting with all m : ee many other things that Idi t believe an ‘ HE GREAT MAGNETIC. PHYSICIAN!. me LL HEA CURE, at-the FOR THIRTY DAYS, Commencing TUESDAY, MAY 10th, and end. ing JUNE 9th, 1870.Feat on,—Mary: ee ee eT Coe Be L. THE SICK BYANaL MAGNELISM and the SWED. etted charged, on account of slipping or catching ISH MO Exchange Motel, Grass Valicy, bad cases, esp Vitth eras atite Aust trom ioiees peering has beenother cases ti: ~ . We time or space, ba @ deem th ray of tacts sufticient for any. © ee . — “Dr. Asay, of Smartsville, put the neck “in . DFaipwing Sigognee together with piace; and ast aceoun the bey was easy. e ma ir of human es nO » he at ts here! any o a “ae Sey es 9 ema — 2 —seases of the Brain, Rheumatism, Epilep: sy, Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Weak Spines On Friday night a ‘sehooting scrape . Curvature of the Spine, Inflamed Sore: Kyés, occurred at Cherokee between E. A. Fowler Paralysis, Weak Eyes, Partial Blindness,Dropcal Tumors. Ulcers, Scrofular ih all its vari« mt Consumption, Diabetes. Diseases, Impurities &c. Paralysis and Deatness,are ivdiseases, although An &xthaordinary Care. San Francisco, Cal. Jan, 24, 1870. This certifies that I had been adreadful sufOne arm was badly cut and. bruised, and . ferer from kheumatism for several months prior to meeting Dr, Roberts at Los Angeles, im March, “1869. fey every joint in my body had become 8o and fal that’ it . was with great Culty that I could walk,rise Personal. up.or sit downs” joints of my neck,entire , spinal verterbrae, wrists aud shoulders were Rev. H. Cummings, for several years partly ossified, and the pain arising therefrom as very intense. Dr. Roberts enti ly reusnal health by Animal Magrecommend icted. ., WEBB. A Printer Redeemed. San Jose, April 8th, 18%). This is to certify that I have been a pet teen « a from Nasal Catarrh for about cig ssociati i i months past. ~~ 7; we snes: 8h oes ‘aes Dr. Roberts some three weeks, andi am now’ room this évening at 7} o'clock, All . almost if not entirely well. Any one suffering from the effects of this dréadfal disease, 1 am confident from my rapid recovery, will find [have taken treatmént from eat relief and ® permanent cure from Dr. Board of Supervisors, Roberts’ simple and pleasant remedies. " Signe, HENRY HANDSBROUGH, Editor San Jose Mercury, Dear Sir: Idesire to say to the sick and afflicted everywhere have been afflicted with a very bad case of rheumatism and dropsy in the knee joint which ’ was spare by an old hurt, and that I have aig; been almost entirely cured by Dr. R, R. Roberts without the aid of medicine of any kind, would thereforeadvise the sick to call on the Doctor at the earliest opportunity, and if prizes for mulberry plantations, men. their case is curable he wilt’ ¢ tions “Ed Weller and. A: Izard of Neparryi, boca ering’, Yours truly, 8. EB, REINA cure them, and ssible to cure he will greatly . ART. San Jose, April 16th, 1870, From the “Banner of Light,""Boston, Mass. of July 20th, 1867. Puor. Roperrs THE MAGNETIC HEALER.— he Louisville Journal of bee 6th, contains ‘layin e healing powers. One certificate is Tum Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-. signed W.B. Link, 65 Laiyette Street, Lou; javille, Kentucky. Mr. L, testifies that his way Company has secured an injuction . daughter, four years of age,who was born with ralysis ons bt arm, and hand, NEVEK AVING HAD. THE USK OF 4HBof Philadelphia against his collection . until she was treated by Prof Roberts, gain the use of both arniana hand in less than five ofa tax on their incomes or net earn-}-minutes time . The father adds: **God only : knows how thankful 1 am for the restoration ings, and the constitutionality of the . of my child, or rather the giving of her to nseInceme tax law will be tested in the fuluese.” He says all those who are skept and may wish to know the woth may inquire of him personally or by letter. Mesmentsm—Dr, Roberte was kind enough : Th i to — our Ne, 1 ned od Witness one of his mas tau marvellous exhibitionsof mesmeric power.at oe ‘8 Seteeal te nee tee — his office in the Auzerais House, act Satura gloom over the whole country. The } day. he subject was a young man whom he Fi : has n treat or. paralysis of the lower country seems now to appreciate him. . ¢tpemitios, and Who resides in thie city. he Why not? I hold that he was the . Doctor placed him and whenever so desiring,deprived him of greatest man of the war, and the only a of his ye secaisicn. He made him anable to remember his own name; caused General of whom it can be in truth . iin to believe that. he was President of the said, he never lost.a battle nor made a . United States, and to act in 5 truly amusing : he berries on the floor; ge into great horror at the discovery of what he suppos under his control at wil & style of dignit made bim hunt for aa: ased to be & 3 3 . hole th: hie head; depri OLD “Coronation,” the well-knowii power Shes Hy gon Te? . $ etc. ° et t popular hymn, was written eighty required but a moment of time, ‘The Docter years ago by the Rev. E. Perronet, of certainly poseneses Rag ceret her mage ans e etic power in on which is the Charch of England. ‘ r relly Neerern stores dose, Mercury, April Bur_eronts, Ava., May 13, 1668. This is to. certify that . have been afflicie entirely well, finally, backwards sixty y wan could do. : (signed) Kev. Sam’, P, Hancock. Wonders will Never Cease ! More Cures ri Marysville. The following ms who have been treated by A Baynetiem and the wedish Movement ., Doctor Kob: which Tuesday and Wednesday Eve’gs, the Doctor during his eventful so in our ‘ ' Y . Graes Valley. : P not in this list; MAY 10th & iith. Wm. Mi , spinal and sciasian, T0TICKETS a erecesresetenceeases 50 cents. weeks, John ’ a ‘all a chance to.hear the vile.) neursigis, avery bad case or to ears a gar In order to give all s . +4 CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. on of hands’ ‘. . . . Lb. & DP. MARSH, Proprs S ee tte ge TSS See On hand at their Milland Lumber Yard, the Largest, and most ‘complete Stock of BUILDIN( G & MINING LUMBER TOBE FOUND-AN NEVADA COUNTY. 4 —It consists of— Dressed Flooring and Siding, ie Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &c, All orders left at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER STREET, or at the Mill, will re ta u,b. & D. MARSH? Nevada, May 84, 1970. : C FOR SALE! NE [1] SMALL. ENGINE, eight i O bore, sixteen 16} inch stroke, w io bular Boiler, twelve f 2} feet long, and thirtytwo (82) inches in diameter, with thirt fi J two and one-half [23] inch Tubes. All complete and in running order. o _. “ONE [1] ENGINE, ten [10] inch Bore, twen‘ty [20] inch stroke, with lar Boiler, elevShute: wis igegh (a) two god” oe eter—wit -€ wo and onehalf [2%] inch ‘Pubes, LiF coestiele ane tp running order, with reverte motion, alternative at option of buyer, with complete Hoisting and Pumping nery. ONE [1] LARGE ENGINE, twelve.and onehalf [12] inch Bore, thirty-two [32] inch stroke, with Tubular Boiler, fourteen [14] feet Sect and tome Se Fae tas} tw i xj and forty-e © and onerhalf [23s] inch Tubes. All complete and in running order. With Governor and Reverse, and alternative at.option of buyer, with Hoisting Machinery. For further particulars apply to a ' FF, W, ROBINSON, At Union Hi Ni City, Ni ‘ A sy otel, Nevada City, Nevada on NEVADA LICHT: GUARD ATTENTION! REGULAR ANNUAL PARADE —AND—. TARGET EXCURSION! YOU are rdered to appear at . qr" camony, in chess “ h NEVADA CITY, On SATURDAY, May 28th, 1870, At 10 o°’elock, A. M. Por the purpose-of participating in the Annual Target Practice and Parade. The Company Medal and OTHER PRIZES will be shot for, Regular Drills will take place at . the Armory on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS ofeach week, ¢~ Every member of the Company is expected to attend, By order é ‘ JOHN A. LANCASTER, ~~. Captain Commanding. J.P. Cann, 0, 8. ms United States Internal Revenue. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, 4th Dis., Cal. May ist, 1570. Vu Dee Ae LIST of . egy censes) for ear 3 been Gaakaten ms me é Assessor of this District. All Business Licenses are due and payable on the let day of May. A Fine of Five Hundred Dollars and imprisonment are the Penalties for doingbusiness without the required license. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. we Payment may be madeto me st my office in GEO, W. DIXON, Deputy Collector Sth Div., 4th Distri¢t knee, . Grace Valley. May ist, 1870—1m. TOR SALE, = A TWO SEATED BREW et vpply DER Mi: wNewane, May Btb, 1970. ; eres

ch Cee fF” b rs * Se sSoeseococoe e g 2 S SSS5S Dottle * tract. NEVADA CITY. “VOCAL ITEMS. ‘The County Hospital and the Con“As wpreat deal ig bein’ ‘said sbout the Hospital, how it is conducted, and concerning the letting of the late contract, we give place to-day to a communication written by . J one of the patients, which speaks for itself, _ algo the Grand-Jary Report“in full. Wey i, ~ On next Tuesday poon and eveliving wondénd, sininély : the glint an ess, Miss Anna Swan, is 20 years of age, 8 feet'and 1 inch in hight and weighs 418 pounds. She is said to be liandsome and well proportioned. Mons propose, in this article, to give #—plain 7 then leave it to the people of the county to form their own conclusions, On Wedneskeeping of the patients, came up before the Board of Supervisors, and the following are the bids considered: Dr. Hunt offered to keep the patients for two_years, providing them with medical attendance, food, clothing,&e., the same as heretofore, for 70 cents per day. Dr. Davis’ bid reads as_follows : . ‘To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of ‘Nevada County—-Sirs: The undersigned, a practicing physician of said county, hereby offers to take charge of the Nevada County . Hospital, treat the indigent sick, furnish all supplies of food, medicine, etc., as at present arranged, for the sum of sixty-seven ents per day for each patient for the term of one year or two-years, and forthe. faithful performance of such duties, will give good and sufficientsecurity. Respectfully, Henry Davis.” After a full discussion of the. matter the contract was awarded to Dr. Hunt, Supervisor Hussey dissenting at the, time, but refused to have it so appear. upon the records, The Grand Jury being in session; Dr. H. Dayis was appointed Chairman of the Hospital Committee, and the report will be found in another column of +0-day’s Transcript. The Supervisors,one at atime, were examined before the Grand Jury, t6 give. their reasons for awarding the contract to Dr. Hunt. Mr. “Monro stated that he believed it was the best bid for the county, and further, that the Board learned from good authority that Dr. H. [ Davis HAD NO DIPLOMA, and was not a graduste of any college of medicine. .Dr. H. Davis came to his feet very promptly, and replied that Dr. Hunt had nodiploma when he first took the contract for keeping the county. patients, ind (of course Dr. Davis knows whereof he speaks) Hz (Davis)BEING A MemMBer or THE Boarp or SUPERVISORS THAT GAVE THE Freer conTRacr TO. Dr. Huwnz, accordingly, by his own admission, violating a plain law. Monro replied that he was not.answerable for what happened then, not being on the Board at that time. Dr. Davis did not state whether he held a diploma or ndt ;if he had. one, he would probably have so stated. “The following is the law bearing upon that point, and the manner of éniploying a physician : Sec. 3:° The Board of Supervi shall “employ such medical aid for the proper treatment and care of: the indigent sick, as may in their tbe required, and shall fix the compensation for the same. Sec, 4. Every physician employed’ by the Board of Su nb nerdy Naw pes gradupr eae some rpora “ medicine. “_ The law is perfectly clear, and eusceptibid of no doubtful construction. It does notrequire a contract to be let or bids to be taken. The Board, instead of receiving bids for the care.of the indigent sick, might have appointed @ physician and fixed his compensation, either at so much per day or in a specified snm..Mr. Newell, President of the Board, stated before the Grand Jury that he believed'the contract let was to the best interests of the county. City Matters. : The Board of Trustees met last evening to receive the reports of the several city offleers, and turn the business over to their successdrs in office. From the financial report submitted, we make up the following recapitalation of the several city funds as far as reperted : GENERAL FUND. Am’t rec’d from all sources, 266 78 a ial Be Treas’ commissions, 20028 $6,906.85 Cask balance on hand, $. 25993 Bal.on haa 12,'69,-$ 760 29 po cutiseieyiehsien Lace $2,054 75 2 je teva , 1,124 -toGen.F'd Oct.t, . 10034 $1.22490 Cash balance on hand, $ 829 % . ready to supply the State of California *. repairs are completed and approved by is a native of Virginia, 38 inches high 82 years old and weighs 4 pounds. } He is said to be very. inteligent and -well proportioned; The Circassian girls . have Jong been renowned . for their . beaaty and Luti is said to be one of the handsomest of the race. Those who are fond of seeing the wonderful among mankind, and the largest and smallest contrasted, will be pleased at an opportunity te see the living wonders on exhibition in this city. They will be at Temperance Hall. To Chewers and smokers. : We call attention ‘to the ‘advertisement of Julius Greenwald, to be found in today’s TRANSCRIPT; in which it will be seen that superior inducements are now offered to tobacco consumers, both in point of quality and prices. Mr. Greenwald has now added to his al ready extensive stock, a large invoice . of new and favorite brands of chewing and smoking tobacco, direct: from Chicago. It would take too much space to give’ all. the different varieties he has on hand;and we therefore refer our readers to his advertisement to be found elsewhere in our columns, simply adding, that Mr, G. 1s the largest ‘importer of tobacco, and pipes in the mountains, and can do better by his customers than any-other firm. The Scott's Flat Saw Mill. Smith, Gove and Fvote, of the Scott's Flat Saw Mill Company, announce today that they are prepared to supply all who: apply,.with building, mining and other kinds of lumber,at the lowest prices: Their mill is turning out froma 10,000 to 12,000 feet of lamber per day, and those in need of it may be ac commodated on application ,to the mill at Scott’s Flat, or at the lumber yard at the-head of Sacramento street in this city, Keep Cool. cae The warm.days are upon us, and a cool draught of water is very refreshing. ‘The Nevada and Mountain Lake Ice Company have an immense stock of ffozen water on_ hand, and are now and Nevada City in particdlar, in quantities to suit and on the most ressonable terms. Leave your orders at the Ice House, on the Plaza, foot of Main and Broad streets, and they will be promptly filled. State Premiums, Ed. Muller and A. Isoard, of this city, have been awarded by the State Board of Examiners, $250 each, for their maulberry plantations in this county. Both these gentlemen have been experimenting in the culture of the mulberry and silk, and they well deserve the premiums awarded them by the laws of the dustry. ———— ee Pic-Nic ot the Catholic Sunday School. : We are requested by Rev. Father Claire to say that the pic-nic of the Catholic Sunday School will take place on Monday next at Canada Hill. Lit. The Board of Supervisors yesterday made an order appropriating $250 to be paid to A. J. Doolittle, upon condi tions that he put. the bridge on the is to be drawn by the Clerk when the derepig: received @ lot of lL nicbeiieed. —or Adolphe Carion,-a-pupilof the San Jaan . ” ; . Public School, fell from the inclined ladder . John Caldwell Esq.,of this city, ha State to encourage this branch of iu-}tle folks and’ their {friends who desire} to attend should make preparations . port township, yesterday morning. “hey were Climbing over some rocks and through . the: brush, when Dalton’s-gun was ‘disunder the chin, literally tearing his -head to pieces, and killing him instantly. -at the school gymnasium yesterday, morn= . ing, and dislocated his neck. His head was thrown back, and his neck much swoolen, Shooting Scrape at Cherokee, si Vv but the shot did not. take effect. Mining Accident. ae John Williams, a workman in the American claims at Sebastopol, near San Juan, . was injured by a blast yesterday afternoon, the end of.one finger torn off, ~His injuries are not serious. pastor of the Congregational Church in . -w pits for the day. : Trustee Meeting. % : ' The Trustees of the Nevada Library members are requested to be present. < he Board of Supervisors were ¢ngaged yesterday in settling up accounts withthe road contractors nearly all. 1 day. > A Mistakes vet A dispatch giving the awards of. ! yada county.” It should be Ed ‘Mul ler and ‘A. Isoard. Notary Public. T tary Public. against the Internal Revenue Collector case. SeNAToR Brownlow writes:, “The mistake.” Epwis Perky, lately convicted .of the murder of Thomas Hayes, in New real estate. Ss. M. HEWLETT, Ts CELEBRATED LECTURER, has been »gneneed for two evenings, and will deliver +ouate at the Times,” —axD— : wr'Muzzle that Bog! ”_at IN THE NEVADA THEATRE, go cevt Ebi A pas the pekets a Sifiteheas pris P?sdve ; < bet a Wee ee a ; re . 2 s ‘ ___ © igensditations Free. ; 8 iw and John Trood. Fowler went into the . ous forms, Inci

Weakness of the Limbs, Bronchitis, Loss o butcher shop drunk, and commenced abusoice, Palpitation of the'Heart, Diseases of . ing. Trood, who struck him over the head . the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, Dyspepsia, with » pistol, cutting a severe gash. When Failing of the Wamp, Sogpcemes Seno Ce he struck the blow the pistol was discharged, . -of the Blood, the mest uncertain of patients afflicted with even these terrible mals adies willbe. mbre or less benefited, if not cured, by Magnetic Treatment. Xx ‘ ste. me to my this city, and now stationed at Dutch . netiem and the Swedish Movement Cure, and i stiat C . at the present writing lam free of my former Flat, will preach at the Baptist Chureh, diseases, when Druge and the ‘Springs’ had on Sunday moraing and evening. “He . all sailed. Ican conscientious) and Mr. Wirth have exchanged pul hia tpeatmens ta CiLeuRUnny through the instrumentality of Prof. Roberts, weenels heal that his healer possesses re. mark York, is worth $40,000 in Brooklyn . with s Disease for 18 years, I amnow Bc under treatment of Prof. berfs, and after : . taking five treatments, I greatly relieved A and wing get oe he has over me, : satisfied or ge A RARE TREAT AHEAD! {de nas drawn wots — ~ . feet, when I was resisting with all m : ee many other things that Idi t believe an ‘ HE GREAT MAGNETIC. PHYSICIAN!. me LL HEA CURE, at-the FOR THIRTY DAYS, Commencing TUESDAY, MAY 10th, and end. ing JUNE 9th, 1870.Feat on,—Mary: ee ee eT Coe Be L. THE SICK BYANaL MAGNELISM and the SWED. etted charged, on account of slipping or catching ISH MO Exchange Motel, Grass Valicy, bad cases, esp Vitth eras atite Aust trom ioiees peering has beenother cases ti: ~ . We time or space, ba @ deem th ray of tacts sufticient for any. © ee . — “Dr. Asay, of Smartsville, put the neck “in . DFaipwing Sigognee together with piace; and ast aceoun the bey was easy. e ma ir of human es nO » he at ts here! any o a “ae Sey es 9 ema — 2 —seases of the Brain, Rheumatism, Epilep: sy, Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Weak Spines On Friday night a ‘sehooting scrape . Curvature of the Spine, Inflamed Sore: Kyés, occurred at Cherokee between E. A. Fowler Paralysis, Weak Eyes, Partial Blindness,Dropcal Tumors. Ulcers, Scrofular ih all its vari« mt Consumption, Diabetes. Diseases, Impurities &c. Paralysis and Deatness,are ivdiseases, although An &xthaordinary Care. San Francisco, Cal. Jan, 24, 1870. This certifies that I had been adreadful sufOne arm was badly cut and. bruised, and . ferer from kheumatism for several months prior to meeting Dr, Roberts at Los Angeles, im March, “1869. fey every joint in my body had become 8o and fal that’ it . was with great Culty that I could walk,rise Personal. up.or sit downs” joints of my neck,entire , spinal verterbrae, wrists aud shoulders were Rev. H. Cummings, for several years partly ossified, and the pain arising therefrom as very intense. Dr. Roberts enti ly reusnal health by Animal Magrecommend icted. ., WEBB. A Printer Redeemed. San Jose, April 8th, 18%). This is to certify that I have been a pet teen « a from Nasal Catarrh for about cig ssociati i i months past. ~~ 7; we snes: 8h oes ‘aes Dr. Roberts some three weeks, andi am now’ room this évening at 7} o'clock, All . almost if not entirely well. Any one suffering from the effects of this dréadfal disease, 1 am confident from my rapid recovery, will find [have taken treatmént from eat relief and ® permanent cure from Dr. Board of Supervisors, Roberts’ simple and pleasant remedies. " Signe, HENRY HANDSBROUGH, Editor San Jose Mercury, Dear Sir: Idesire to say to the sick and afflicted everywhere have been afflicted with a very bad case of rheumatism and dropsy in the knee joint which ’ was spare by an old hurt, and that I have aig; been almost entirely cured by Dr. R, R. Roberts without the aid of medicine of any kind, would thereforeadvise the sick to call on the Doctor at the earliest opportunity, and if prizes for mulberry plantations, men. their case is curable he wilt’ ¢ tions “Ed Weller and. A: Izard of Neparryi, boca ering’, Yours truly, 8. EB, REINA cure them, and ssible to cure he will greatly . ART. San Jose, April 16th, 1870, From the “Banner of Light,""Boston, Mass. of July 20th, 1867. Puor. Roperrs THE MAGNETIC HEALER.— he Louisville Journal of bee 6th, contains ‘layin e healing powers. One certificate is Tum Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-. signed W.B. Link, 65 Laiyette Street, Lou; javille, Kentucky. Mr. L, testifies that his way Company has secured an injuction . daughter, four years of age,who was born with ralysis ons bt arm, and hand, NEVEK AVING HAD. THE USK OF 4HBof Philadelphia against his collection . until she was treated by Prof Roberts, gain the use of both arniana hand in less than five ofa tax on their incomes or net earn-}-minutes time . The father adds: **God only : knows how thankful 1 am for the restoration ings, and the constitutionality of the . of my child, or rather the giving of her to nseInceme tax law will be tested in the fuluese.” He says all those who are skept and may wish to know the woth may inquire of him personally or by letter. Mesmentsm—Dr, Roberte was kind enough : Th i to — our Ne, 1 ned od Witness one of his mas tau marvellous exhibitionsof mesmeric power.at oe ‘8 Seteeal te nee tee — his office in the Auzerais House, act Satura gloom over the whole country. The } day. he subject was a young man whom he Fi : has n treat or. paralysis of the lower country seems now to appreciate him. . ¢tpemitios, and Who resides in thie city. he Why not? I hold that he was the . Doctor placed him and whenever so desiring,deprived him of greatest man of the war, and the only a of his ye secaisicn. He made him anable to remember his own name; caused General of whom it can be in truth . iin to believe that. he was President of the said, he never lost.a battle nor made a . United States, and to act in 5 truly amusing : he berries on the floor; ge into great horror at the discovery of what he suppos under his control at wil & style of dignit made bim hunt for aa: ased to be & 3 3 . hole th: hie head; depri OLD “Coronation,” the well-knowii power Shes Hy gon Te? . $ etc. ° et t popular hymn, was written eighty required but a moment of time, ‘The Docter years ago by the Rev. E. Perronet, of certainly poseneses Rag ceret her mage ans e etic power in on which is the Charch of England. ‘ r relly Neerern stores dose, Mercury, April Bur_eronts, Ava., May 13, 1668. This is to. certify that . have been afflicie entirely well, finally, backwards sixty y wan could do. : (signed) Kev. Sam’, P, Hancock. Wonders will Never Cease ! More Cures ri Marysville. The following ms who have been treated by A Baynetiem and the wedish Movement ., Doctor Kob: which Tuesday and Wednesday Eve’gs, the Doctor during his eventful so in our ‘ ' Y . Graes Valley. : P not in this list; MAY 10th & iith. Wm. Mi , spinal and sciasian, T0TICKETS a erecesresetenceeases 50 cents. weeks, John ’ a ‘all a chance to.hear the vile.) neursigis, avery bad case or to ears a gar In order to give all s . +4 CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. on of hands’ ‘. . . . Lb. & DP. MARSH, Proprs S ee tte ge TSS See On hand at their Milland Lumber Yard, the Largest, and most ‘complete Stock of BUILDIN( G & MINING LUMBER TOBE FOUND-AN NEVADA COUNTY. 4 —It consists of— Dressed Flooring and Siding, ie Sugar Pine, Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles, Fencing Posts, &c. &c, All orders left at the LUMBER YARD ON BOULDER STREET, or at the Mill, will re ta u,b. & D. MARSH? Nevada, May 84, 1970. : C FOR SALE! NE [1] SMALL. ENGINE, eight i O bore, sixteen 16} inch stroke, w io bular Boiler, twelve f 2} feet long, and thirtytwo (82) inches in diameter, with thirt fi J two and one-half [23] inch Tubes. All complete and in running order. o _. “ONE [1] ENGINE, ten [10] inch Bore, twen‘ty [20] inch stroke, with lar Boiler, elevShute: wis igegh (a) two god” oe eter—wit -€ wo and onehalf [2%] inch ‘Pubes, LiF coestiele ane tp running order, with reverte motion, alternative at option of buyer, with complete Hoisting and Pumping nery. ONE [1] LARGE ENGINE, twelve.and onehalf [12] inch Bore, thirty-two [32] inch stroke, with Tubular Boiler, fourteen [14] feet Sect and tome Se Fae tas} tw i xj and forty-e © and onerhalf [23s] inch Tubes. All complete and in running order. With Governor and Reverse, and alternative at.option of buyer, with Hoisting Machinery. For further particulars apply to a ' FF, W, ROBINSON, At Union Hi Ni City, Ni ‘ A sy otel, Nevada City, Nevada on NEVADA LICHT: GUARD ATTENTION! REGULAR ANNUAL PARADE —AND—. TARGET EXCURSION! YOU are rdered to appear at . qr" camony, in chess “ h NEVADA CITY, On SATURDAY, May 28th, 1870, At 10 o°’elock, A. M. Por the purpose-of participating in the Annual Target Practice and Parade. The Company Medal and OTHER PRIZES will be shot for, Regular Drills will take place at . the Armory on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS ofeach week, ¢~ Every member of the Company is expected to attend, By order é ‘ JOHN A. LANCASTER, ~~. Captain Commanding. J.P. Cann, 0, 8. ms United States Internal Revenue. COLLECTOR’S OFFICE, 4th Dis., Cal. May ist, 1570. Vu Dee Ae LIST of . egy censes) for ear 3 been Gaakaten ms me é Assessor of this District. All Business Licenses are due and payable on the let day of May. A Fine of Five Hundred Dollars and imprisonment are the Penalties for doingbusiness without the required license. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. we Payment may be madeto me st my office in GEO, W. DIXON, Deputy Collector Sth Div., 4th Distri¢t knee, . Grace Valley. May ist, 1870—1m. TOR SALE, = A TWO SEATED BREW et vpply DER Mi: wNewane, May Btb, 1970. ; eres