May 7, 1871 (4 pages)

co, IGE or ubind ‘he ble ith tor his eir ted lly 4) est : 4 nd ate nd the ree ing ith .O ne T, ri le a — VOL, XXIL NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7 1871 gee ee NO. 54. Ghe Daily Gransevipt. 45,000) ** Ses aeas. $150,000 $90,000 GOLD COIN. GRAND OPENING BALI. N.P. BROWN & M.S, DEAL, Publishers and Proprietors. Office Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, A GRAND GIFT CONCERT Witlbe civen at the SAN JUan THEATRE ae cecil wnt 2 nemrenaeer a mows Legal. Enterprise. $100,000 CIFT FESTIVAL ACADEMY OF MUSI6¢, OMAHA, = May 25th, 1871. IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY. NEBRASKA, pices of the tion, San Juan Nevada County. For the Benefit of the DISTRICT SCHOOLS FIRE CO’s., CHURCHES, ‘ in Bridgeport Township. 1.318 Gifts aggregating the sym of $43,000 Coin, each, to he people of this State. 1 vated : . on MONDAY. JULY 10th, 1871, under the aus: ial accessed qui rcoeeveeorinans North San Juan Benevolent Asso= CEMETERY RS! in aid of the following charitable purposes : SCHOOL LIBRARLES, and WA’rEK WORKS 50,000 Tickets will be sold at $1,50, Gold 100,000 Season Tickets of Admiss« c ‘This is the most liberal offer yet presented GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! ILL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON 29th day of April, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of California, wlll hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal. 1st, Public Schools of Nevada County, 2d, Public Library of Nevada City. 8d. Urphan Asylum ; Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nc vada City. fon will be seld at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be “2, igor in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, ; eats . G.FTS: PREMIUMS, Tickets Two Dollars Each. 1 Gift of Gold Coin, ; : . $5,000 1 Premium, gold coin,. seeeeesseeee$25,000 : ws. ON 1 Gift of Gold Coin, ; Ts a rol yeni ewapeguiys . 15 COUPONS, ONE -DOLLAR EACH. 1Gift of Gold Coin; * toad al 1 Premiam gold coin.. 15,000 o — peti a $1,000 Gold Coin,each, ; 2,000 . 1 Premium gold coin..eskaseeese «> 10,000 Gifts to be Awarded : A EAR Pos a a A". 9 POU COCs wes Te BN a es ee ofGold Coin, 3; ° ; ; 700 eked, wenseaees 1 Cash -Gift ~ 7 15,000 . 1Gitt of Gold Goin? *; +, 4, 700 . 1 Premium gota Aa nes 1 Cash Gift 10,000 . 5 Gifts of $500, Gold Coin, each, ; 2.500 . 1 Premium gold coin.. 2. sees 3,000 1 Cash Gift hm tere) = 5, §,000 cae orean ac bt each, > 1,200] 1 Premium gold coin .. godesetyeee 3,000 si ho # x = = Pass: Ufts oO . Gold Coin, each, ; s 1.200 5 : : — pat 5 7 . fl pad 10 Gifts of $200, Gola Colt, each: : aie 1 Premium gold coin. .. Ces eevececses * 2,490 i Cah Gift .< = a u 1/000 . ies 4! $160, Gold Coin, each. ; 1,50) . 1 Premium gold coin. eoarcesccssaness. 2.000 1 Cash Gift ne S228 “45,0004: iy Gifts of Hh gold ain — Lyved 15 Premiams gold coin, $1,000 each.,. 15.000 1.Cash Gift = 1,000] 50 Gifts of $39, Gold Coin, each, : 1.500 . 5 Premiums gold coin, $500 CACH e+ ++ sen 2,500 1 Cash Gift) 2 =e mh 4,000 -150Gifts ot 820,-Gild Coin: eaeh-—— 3,000 . 8 Prenitums gold coin, $300 cach.. 2400 ‘Teas Gift == F000 nes ies pet yee pti ae _ 1 6,000 . 95 Premiams gold coin, $250-eaeh.-<.~6,250 : nah on a a ae ity > Oy SEE 58.001 109 Promtume gata cole $100 each.. 10.000 i Cash Gift ~ ‘i Ps Z 1,000 1,318 Gifts. amounting to $43,000 . 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 each.. 5,000 1 Cash Gift = a 1,000 fr i a ee 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 each.. 67000 1 Cash Gift 1.000 gg eure JOHN T. MORGAN, North San 500 Premiums gold coin, $95 each.. 12,500 5 es ae $500 each 7,500 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each. 20,860 1) Cash Gifts, $250 enc 1 -25001 aft moneys herein will be deposited .with . ———; % Pay ae rs 2 Cush Gifts, $100each = = 9.000] BLOCK & FURTH. Ban kers, North San Jae. 2,005 Gold Coin Premiums ani't’, to $150,000 5) Cash Gifts, $50 each -. = 9.500] by whom: all disbursements will be made at . 4. airs eu Ti “Cash Gifts, $30 each A 8,000 . the time of the Concert, <n ee SE pare pA W. Potter, 1000 Cash Gifts, $10each 10,000] . The drawing will take place, and the Gifte . 4. H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. 1000 Cash Gitts, $3 each = 5,000 . be awarded, precisely similar to the method : 3 Pat Goiat See ‘ , regnied by se managers of the ag read special silage we refer to the followHy Yee : Jidrary Gift Concert, held at San Fanciseo, . ing well known cligens: “10 Gifts, amounting to $100,000) and-under the supervision of well known citiWhich will be distributed by the Mutvar {1p ASSOCIATION ar iG" This enterprise will be conducted in aprecisely similar manner to. that of the lite Grand Gift Concert of the. MERCANMLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, of San Francisco, which gave such universal satisfuction, REFERENCFS: J, Turyer, Dep. U.~8. Marshal. E, Zapriskie, late Government Clerk U. P.R.R., Omaha, Neb. Good, responsibie agents wanted. percent. commission allowed. Address, LYFORU & Co., Qmalia Nebraska, Business Managers. Office, Caldwell Block. SPENCER & Parrison, Agents, Nevada City. ap23 20 SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINC ! CREAT BARGAINS. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. (CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 4 STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have jnst-refeived @ Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles Spring and Summer Suits, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &¢. Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods ean be obtained in this State. —~ Something New, a prize for ‘all ! cote (SREAT EXPECTATION PAPER ‘OLUAR—each box contains a valuable prize ‘ith excellent collars thrown in. Gontiomen’s Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner's Goods, ’ Of ail kinds and varieties. __— Rosenstock, Price & Co. pid satisfaction to all customers who m, and propose’to give the ‘Finest, And Best Goods, At the Lowest Prices, Be Vaying el-ewhere, those in want ef ihcir advantage oomtins Mae will find it to meg the Ticket holders, rbors. flowers and shrubbery, for the use of . z the —— ladies of the family. this Avsuciationzs = — ~~ ; A DISCOUNT OF TWELVE AND 4-2 PER CENT. ALLOWED TO AGENTS, and to these who may purchase from us directly to the amount of twenty-five tickets, or more. Managers. — Dr. J. Stotlar, B. P. Dunning, Wm. M. Davis, L. Bushell.and Concert. We refer to the following named citizens for reference ; Block & Farth, J.T. Morgan, Dr E. B. Harris, P. H. Butler, O. P. Stidger, Gen. O. Evans, G. W. Koch, A. J. Putnam, B. A. Pryor, John Fitter, Jas. Turney, John McCoy, Peter Graham, Henry Swectland, G. B. Newell, Henry Everett, W. Cadwallader, Wm. M. Eddy, Geo. Parshley, R. Little, David Alexander, Chas. Allen bergh, Capt. J, S. McBride, Wm. Warner, Geo, D. McLane, Capt. Coffey, R. Neville Moneys and Drafts should*be sent to JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. All orders and communications to JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y. m2 * “North San Juan. Cal zens of Nerth San Juan, and the-manayers-of A Ticket admits the Bearer to the Drawing ohn H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. T W, Sigonrney : John A. National Exchange Hotel. M.'8S. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. ' -G, w Schmittburg, Pestmaster. Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer. Geo. B. Newell, éx-County Supervisor, © Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette, P. Banner,‘ Merchant. R, B. Gentry, late Sheriff. Nevada County, D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster, Ira. A.'Katon. Union ‘Hotel. G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry. Judge T. H. Kolfe. Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant. A. Goldsmith, merchant. Wm. R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. Tc: Canfield® ex-Chief Engimeer Fire Department, ; ‘ A. Sanford, Merchant, Bliven & Potter. Merchants. Lester & Mulloy, Merchants. LL. Nihell, City Marshal. Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Money should be sent by Express, or by Draft on any solveut Bank. Address all: communications to ©. B. SOCIETY, _ Nevada City, Cal. Lancaster, api CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Pas' get May t. Sunday ; exceptd 1871. 400 Pm; 8.00 am,San Franco, 5. 4.42 ** ! 840 am Oakland, 1 7.30 ** [San Jose, 7.58 ** . 12. 15 pm'stockton, ' ! ' Expres Train Daily Expres Train Daily Pas’ ger Sunday " px,12.30 pm \ we 11.68 er ' *.5 2.10 “ ‘Sacrament 11. . 4.10 ** . Marysville.! 9. 9.00 ** (Seema, 14. 1 6. met 8. 1.15am;. Rero, 11 9.10 am, Winnemne. + $e aaa lg 15 ‘CaVALSVa 5 12.00 m !Battle Mo’ Jj ‘ ! ' 1 ' ' ‘ 1 ! ' ' ' 1 ' ‘ A. N. TOWNE, Gen’! Sup'’t. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen’! Passg’r Agent. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL M. L. & D. MARSH, Prop’rs, r] ‘HE undersigned would respectfully inform 1 the public that they have On hand at their Milland Lumber Yard, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. FOR YOUNG LADIES, Street, Between 10th and 11th, : SACRAMENTO. ‘S\HE School Year is divided into Two Terms: of twenty-one weeks each. The first Term commences August Ist, and closes December 22nd. The tage ne Term commences January 9th, and closes Jane Ist. z The Jrounda of the Seminary have been en}: latged by the purchase of an aejdiniag lot, which was laid out in walks and riding course during the late vacation. and ormamezted with j olars are admitted at any time during . ! excep'd } UNION MARKET. eR JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Proprietor. AS JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Ho which are being killed at the rate of 13 to.20 per day. .Hehas now om hand a very large ,lot¥of SPLENDID NEW LARD, HAMS, AND BACON, The very best to be had on this Coast,, which will be soldlat ‘ow rates, . WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JACOB, NAFFZIGAR. Nevada, Nox, ist, 1970.) =» HAIR DRESSING SALOON. PHILIP DOCA..<.Preprietor. . IMPERIAL FIRE INSURAWCE A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN AT j NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal, June Ist, 1871. Bythe Grass Valley Miners? Home ssociation, i's In Aid of a HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS 60,000 Tickets will be seld at $2,50 Coin, each. It is proposed to erect in the vicinity of Grass Valley, a home for disabled and superannated miners. The home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known gentlemen, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon. Thos. Findley, A. B, Brady, Esq. Dudley Hoyt, Esq. and Mar. tin Ford, Esq. allof whom are residents of Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal. The Trustees will make and execute reguiations for the proper and economical conduct of the Home. The Home will derive some-ef-its—suppert from regular monthly seers pons of the working mines, and from contributions from the charitably disposed of all classes. It is believed that in this way the Home can be maintained when it is once established The necessity of such a home is demonstra< ted every day, Miningaccidents are frequent and in many instances result. in disability to the subjects of them, The-community is’ almost daily called upor to subscribe funds for the asbistance of the disabled. This tas-on-a “genéFous community is to,be used to a better urpose and do more good to the nnfortanate oy the establishment of the Home to which we refer, aud whieh we propose to establi¢h® During the Festival the sum ‘of $90,000 will be distributed to the Ticket holders as follows ; : 1 Gift of Gold. Coin..000.0. $15,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin.... 10,000 1 Giftof Gold Coin.) 82000 1 Gift of Gold ’Coin.-.e.ses00e 22000 > Gifts Of Gold Coin $1,000;..6 7,000 10 Gifis Gold Coip, $500... 5,000 10 Gitts Gold Coin $300... 3,000 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $200... 2,00 60 Gifts Gold Coin, $100.:.. 6,000 100-Gifis Gold Coin £50... 5,000 300 Gifts Gold Coin, $30. . 1. 9000 200 Gifts Gold Coin, $25... 5.000 809 Gifts Gold €o 0, $26". 0.2. 16,600 1501 Gifts, $90,000 ‘The Gifts will beawarded ina precisely similar manher as at the Concert given in aid of tLe Mercantile atte ke The drawing will take-place under the management of a Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, al. ‘*reasurer—Bunk of Thos. Kind}ley & Co.Grass Valley, with whom all moneys will be deposited. Al] disbursementa will be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the snm of $10,000 will be given to the Trustees of the “NOME ’* For a guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County, Good responsible Agents wanted.everywhere FIFtEEN per cent discount will be made to parties taking Fifty or more Tiekets, All orders should be addressed to GEo, W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager, Office, Exchange Build'ng, Grass Valley. THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY At the old stand of Geo. W. Kidd & Co. Capita) Stoek Sevece,. 00,000 anceneceee President, . moe OPF“CERS: HENRY MACEIE,. id bd M cosd ngcamavesssvas bas Caunlet DIRECTORS R, W. TULL James Whartenby, Charles Marsh, A.CNiles, John Cashin, H. Mackie, R.W.Tully, John W. Hinds. ONEY 10 LOAN on good collatezal security. Highest Pr.ee paid fomity and County War rants: Legal Tenders bought and sold at regular rates, ‘Gold Dust bought. . Bullion discounted. Liberal advances niade on Gold Dust or Bul lion tor Assay or Coinage at the Mint. Deposits [General and Special] received. Cheeks on San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts cn Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agents for Liverpool. London, Globe and Phenix & Home Insurance Companies. CORRESPONDENTS San Francieco—The Bank of California Sacramento—The Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. Virginia City—The Bank of Agency Bank of California. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST MASONIC BUILDING, acvces Corner of Commereia} and Pine Streets. COMPANY,’ OF LONDON. FALKNBR, BELL & CO. Agents for the Pa cific Coast. : I@HIN PATTISON, Agent, Mevada Restaurant: q 6 ‘ NEVADA CITY, date. —OF THE— NEW CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, BY THE Concert Hall Association, On Thursday Evening, May 11th. "I\HE. SPLENDID NEW HALL, buikt by the L Grass Valley Concert Mail Association, will be dedicated by a Grand Upenitg Ball, on the Evening of May 1th, 1871, The Hall is the finest one in the mountains of ( alifornia, being 144 feet in length by ‘forty-four: feet in width, and the floor js capable of accommodating 500 daneers. “If ix tHe design of the Association to make the Ball the best: in, eve~ Ty respeet ever held in the. mountains. And tothe etd tat all may join in the fes*ivities \ of the oceasion a general invitation is hereby extended to the ladies und gentlemen of Nevada and adjoining counties, No tickets of Invitation will be issued. Committee of Envitation. GRASS VALLEY. Hon Wm Watt, Hon Thos) Findley, Hon Reuben Leach, C H Mitchell, Sam.Granger, W K Speier, David Watt, Cw Smith, D-P Holbrook; A B Dibble, Aaron Hooper, M Byrne, Jr, Pat English, J K Byrne, Wwe Pope, D Collins, L Zacharias, J A Farrall, D Binkleman,~ B Nathan, Jos Newman, J J Dorsey, Dr Jas Simpson, W Loutzenheissr, ER West, A A Muttoy, ~~ Dr Wm McCormick, J H Henderson, Dan Meagher, KR Shoemaker, Henry Ivens, G W Anderson, Frank Cleveland. Wm Young, Geo King, BOSTON RAVINE. Martin Ford, ~ Alex Stoddard, Dudley Hoyt. Jas Bennallack, Chas Behrisch, Ben McCauley, FOREST SPRINGS, George Little, NEVADA. CITY, J A Lancaster, T W Sigourney, G von Schmittburg, T B Gardner, M BB Potter, C Beckman, LITTLE YORK. John Cozzens, EUREKA, Jos Perrin, Ira A Eaton, John Cashin, Oscar Maltman, CS Wells, Tom Canfield, Dan E Bell, John Hussey, J W Robb, a MOORE’S FLAT. Hon TA Slicer, SWEETLAND. H Sweetland, G D McEean, BIRCHVILLE. Henry Everett, GB Newell, FRENCH CORRAL, Elisha Newell, @W M Eddy. SAN JUAN. Dan Furth, J A Seely, U P Stidger, CHEROKEE. ‘ John Tierney, COLFAX, LD Leeds, Fogg, siimes, AUBURN. James Mahon, Jacob Neff, ROUGH AND READY, Sam Gilham, A E Slack, PENN VALLEY, John Montgomery. INDIAN SPRINGS, M L Hatch, COLUMBIA HILL, Robt McMurray, W W “hiehols, SUCKER FLAT. C L. Compton, SMARTSVILLE. Thos Simpson, C C Duhain, RECEPTION COMMITTEE, Hon. Reuben Leech, Dr. W. McCormick, Sum. Granger, W. K. Spencer, RL Crary, Aaron Hooper, D. Collins, FLOOR MANAGERS, A. B. Dibble, W. C. Pope, Frank. Cleveland, L. Zacharias, C. 8S. Wells, J. A, Lancaster, Price of Wickets, ..0:<. seer 83 OO SUPPER FRER. LARGE SALE ‘OF FURNITURE « OR >. E. SOHNSTON FEERS EVERYTHING IN HIS 8ST ORE ¢ AT LOW: PRICES, on and alter 8 ‘# J. FE, JOHNSTON, t. tional asenenge Hotel Building. N a, July 2th, 1870. te pant Wee ' the term. and charged proportionately, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, JAMES M, FRENCH, Proprictor, Broad Street Market. Civ Course of Study—Juvenile Department, Acchadbaute, <hht2, EUS A CALL. ademic Course aad Wollegiate Course, Hair Catting....25 Comts. ~ COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. _ SAMES COLLEY, Prop ietor. _ sf ait EAN PERRY A Sieh . Shevtng ocaae 8 soure! Tables sapped . A PBAESSEpPLsA altho bestot BEF, . ‘ — + AILES a D. +i ) eee oie" 6 , ALS AT all. urd. Tables supp! : y e fs theae ck nnn ss) urgeon & Homapathia Phyelala’ . "ace pranicy Sucre isins et ans . MUigutast kot Tours . AEP ARM Ce wey a --Sorticr b¢ Broda/ana Piiie'Streati.’ >? ane ee aes Treva ctep. Leeches applied for 6 hve well giee'nne-a call. Pasi ates moaleall. ) “JAB, COLLEY, ‘ ' QOffiee on Broad Street, opposite Nationa te. “ GAS. UW. FRENCH, :\ Nevada,Masch 27th. ““ONEVADA Orr. ~ change Hotel, a7 clang Loring’s, » { cents. een ob apis ., . i . Ex x AG 3

co, IGE or ubind ‘he ble ith tor his eir ted lly 4) est : 4 nd ate nd the ree ing ith .O ne T, ri le a — VOL, XXIL NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 7 1871 gee ee NO. 54. Ghe Daily Gransevipt. 45,000) ** Ses aeas. $150,000 $90,000 GOLD COIN. GRAND OPENING BALI. N.P. BROWN & M.S, DEAL, Publishers and Proprietors. Office Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, A GRAND GIFT CONCERT Witlbe civen at the SAN JUan THEATRE ae cecil wnt 2 nemrenaeer a mows Legal. Enterprise. $100,000 CIFT FESTIVAL ACADEMY OF MUSI6¢, OMAHA, = May 25th, 1871. IN AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRARY. NEBRASKA, pices of the tion, San Juan Nevada County. For the Benefit of the DISTRICT SCHOOLS FIRE CO’s., CHURCHES, ‘ in Bridgeport Township. 1.318 Gifts aggregating the sym of $43,000 Coin, each, to he people of this State. 1 vated : . on MONDAY. JULY 10th, 1871, under the aus: ial accessed qui rcoeeveeorinans North San Juan Benevolent Asso= CEMETERY RS! in aid of the following charitable purposes : SCHOOL LIBRARLES, and WA’rEK WORKS 50,000 Tickets will be sold at $1,50, Gold 100,000 Season Tickets of Admiss« c ‘This is the most liberal offer yet presented GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! ILL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON 29th day of April, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of California, wlll hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal. 1st, Public Schools of Nevada County, 2d, Public Library of Nevada City. 8d. Urphan Asylum ; Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nc vada City. fon will be seld at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be “2, igor in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, ; eats . G.FTS: PREMIUMS, Tickets Two Dollars Each. 1 Gift of Gold Coin, ; : . $5,000 1 Premium, gold coin,.. seeeeesseeee$25,000 : ws. ON 1 Gift of Gold Coin, ; Ts a rol yeni ewapeguiys . 15 COUPONS, ONE -DOLLAR EACH. 1Gift of Gold Coin; * toad al 1 Premiam gold coin.... 15,000 o — peti a $1,000 Gold Coin,each, ; 2,000 . 1 Premium gold coin...eskaseeese «> 10,000 Gifts to be Awarded : A EAR Pos a a A". 9 POU COCs wes Te BN a es ee ofGold Coin, 3; ° ; ; 700 eked, wenseaees 1 Cash -Gift ~ 7 15,000 . 1Gitt of Gold Goin? *; +, 4, 700 . 1 Premium gota Aa nes 1 Cash Gift 10,000 . 5 Gifts of $500, Gold Coin, each, ; 2.500 . 1 Premium gold coin.... 2.. sees 3,000 1 Cash Gift hm tere) = 5, §,000 cae orean ac bt each, > 1,200] 1 Premium gold coin ... godesetyeee 3,000 si ho # x = = Pass: Ufts oO . Gold Coin, each, ; s 1.200 5 : : — pat 5 7 . fl pad 10 Gifts of $200, Gola Colt, each: : aie 1 Premium gold coin. ... Ces eevececses * 2,490 i Cah Gift .< = a u 1/000 . ies 4! $160, Gold Coin, each. ; 1,50) . 1 Premium gold coin. eoarcesccssaness. 2.000 1 Cash Gift ne S228 “45,0004: iy Gifts of Hh gold ain — Lyved 15 Premiams gold coin, $1,000 each.,. 15.000 1.Cash Gift = 1,000] 50 Gifts of $39, Gold Coin, each, : 1.500 . 5 Premiums gold coin, $500 CACH e+ ++ sen 2,500 1 Cash Gift) 2 =e mh 4,000 -150Gifts ot 820,-Gild Coin: eaeh-—— 3,000 . 8 Prenitums gold coin, $300 cach... 2400 ‘Teas Gift == F000 nes ies pet yee pti ae _ 1 6,000 . 95 Premiams gold coin, $250-eaeh.-<.~6,250 : nah on a a ae ity > Oy SEE 58.001 109 Promtume gata cole $100 each.... 10.000 i Cash Gift ~ ‘i Ps Z 1,000 1,318 Gifts. amounting to $43,000 . 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 each... 5,000 1 Cash Gift = a 1,000 fr i a ee 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 each... 67000 1 Cash Gift 1.000 gg eure JOHN T. MORGAN, North San 500 Premiums gold coin, $95 each... 12,500 5 es ae $500 each 7,500 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each.. 20,860 1) Cash Gifts, $250 enc 1 -25001 aft moneys herein will be deposited .with . ———; % Pay ae rs 2 Cush Gifts, $100each = = 9.000] BLOCK & FURTH. Ban kers, North San Jae. 2,005 Gold Coin Premiums ani't’, to $150,000 5) Cash Gifts, $50 each -. = 9.500] by whom: all disbursements will be made at . 4.. airs eu Ti “Cash Gifts, $30 each A 8,000 . the time of the Concert, <n ee SE pare pA W. Potter, 1000 Cash Gifts, $10each 10,000] . The drawing will take place, and the Gifte . 4. H. Hagadorn, J. Corwell Lee. 1000 Cash Gitts, $3 each = 5,000 . be awarded, precisely similar to the method : 3 Pat Goiat See ‘ , regnied by se managers of the ag read special silage we refer to the followHy Yee : Jidrary Gift Concert, held at San Fanciseo, . ing well known cligens: “10 Gifts, amounting to $100,000) and-under the supervision of well known citiWhich will be distributed by the Mutvar {1p ASSOCIATION ar iG" This enterprise will be conducted in aprecisely similar manner to. that of the lite Grand Gift Concert of the. MERCANMLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, of San Francisco, which gave such universal satisfuction, REFERENCFS: J, Turyer, Dep. U.~8. Marshal. E, Zapriskie, late Government Clerk U. P.R.R., Omaha, Neb. Good, responsibie agents wanted. percent. commission allowed. Address, LYFORU & Co., Qmalia Nebraska, Business Managers. Office, Caldwell Block. SPENCER & Parrison, Agents, Nevada City. ap23 20 SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINC ! CREAT BARGAINS. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. (CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 4 STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have jnst-refeived @ Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles Spring and Summer Suits, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes, &¢. Which they offer to the public as low as such Goods ean be obtained in this State. —~ Something New, a prize for ‘all ! cote (SREAT EXPECTATION PAPER ‘OLUAR—each box contains a valuable prize ‘ith excellent collars thrown in. Gontiomen’s Fine Shirts, Under Clothing, Miner's Goods, ’ Of ail kinds and varieties. __— Rosenstock, Price & Co. pid satisfaction to all customers who m, and propose’to give the ‘Finest, And Best Goods, At the Lowest Prices, Be Vaying el-ewhere, those in want ef ihcir advantage oomtins Mae will find it to meg the Ticket holders, rbors. flowers and shrubbery, for the use of . z the —— ladies of the family. this Avsuciationzs = — ~~ ; A DISCOUNT OF TWELVE AND 4-2 PER CENT. ALLOWED TO AGENTS, and to these who may purchase from us directly to the amount of twenty-five tickets, or more. Managers. — Dr. J. Stotlar, B. P. Dunning, Wm. M. Davis, L. Bushell.and Concert. We refer to the following named citizens for reference ; Block & Farth, J.T. Morgan, Dr E. B. Harris, P. H. Butler, O. P. Stidger, Gen. O. Evans, G. W. Koch, A. J. Putnam, B. A. Pryor, John Fitter, Jas. Turney, John McCoy, Peter Graham, Henry Swectland, G. B. Newell, Henry Everett, W. Cadwallader, Wm. M. Eddy, Geo. Parshley, R. Little, David Alexander, Chas. Allen bergh, Capt. J, S. McBride, Wm. Warner, Geo, D. McLane, Capt. Coffey, R. Neville Moneys and Drafts should*be sent to JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. All orders and communications to JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y. m2 * “North San Juan. Cal zens of Nerth San Juan, and the-manayers-of A Ticket admits the Bearer to the Drawing ohn H. Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. T W, Sigonrney : John A. National Exchange Hotel. M.'8S. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript. ' -G, w Schmittburg, Pestmaster. Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer. Geo. B. Newell, éx-County Supervisor, © Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette, P. Banner,‘ Merchant. R, B. Gentry, late Sheriff. Nevada County, D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster, Ira. A.'Katon. Union ‘Hotel. G. G. Allen, Nevada foundry. Judge T. H. Kolfe. Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant. A. Goldsmith, merchant. Wm. R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. Tc: Canfield® ex-Chief Engimeer Fire Department, ; ‘ A. Sanford, Merchant, Bliven & Potter. Merchants. Lester & Mulloy, Merchants. LL. Nihell, City Marshal. Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. Money should be sent by Express, or by Draft on any solveut Bank. Address all: communications to ©. B. SOCIETY, _ Nevada City, Cal. Lancaster, api CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Pas' get May t. Sunday ; exceptd 1871. 400 Pm; 8.00 am,San Franco, 5. 4.42 ** ! 840 am Oakland, 1 7.30 ** [San Jose, 7.58 ** . 12. 15 pm'stockton, ' ! ' Expres Train Daily Expres Train Daily Pas’ ger Sunday " px,12.30 pm \ we 11.68 er ' *.5 2.10 “ ‘Sacrament 11. .. 4.10 ** . Marysville.! 9. 9.00 ** (Seema, 14. 1 6. met 8. 1.15am;. Rero, 11 9.10 am, Winnemne. + $e aaa lg 15 ‘CaVALSVa 5 12.00 m !Battle Mo’ Jj ‘ ! ' 1 ' ' ‘ 1 ! ' ' ' 1 ' ‘ A. N. TOWNE, Gen’! Sup'’t. T. H. GOODMAN, Gen’! Passg’r Agent. CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL M. L. & D. MARSH, Prop’rs, r] ‘HE undersigned would respectfully inform 1 the public that they have On hand at their Milland Lumber Yard, the Largest and most complete Stock of BUILDING & MINING LUMBER TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. SACRAMENTO SEMINARY. FOR YOUNG LADIES, Street, Between 10th and 11th, : SACRAMENTO.

‘S\HE School Year is divided into Two Terms: of twenty-one weeks each. The first Term commences August Ist, and closes December 22nd. The tage ne Term commences January 9th, and closes Jane Ist. z The Jrounda of the Seminary have been en}: latged by the purchase of an aejdiniag lot, which was laid out in walks and riding course during the late vacation. and ormamezted with j olars are admitted at any time during . ! excep'd } UNION MARKET. eR JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Proprietor. AS JUST RECEIVED a large lot of Ho which are being killed at the rate of 13 to.20 per day. .Hehas now om hand a very large ,lot¥of SPLENDID NEW LARD, HAMS, AND BACON, The very best to be had on this Coast,, which will be soldlat ‘ow rates, . WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, JACOB, NAFFZIGAR. Nevada, Nox, ist, 1970.) =» HAIR DRESSING SALOON. PHILIP DOCA...<..Preprietor. . IMPERIAL FIRE INSURAWCE A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL WILL BE GIVEN AT j NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal, June Ist, 1871. Bythe Grass Valley Miners? Home ssociation, i's In Aid of a HOME FOR DISABLED MINERS 60,000 Tickets will be seld at $2,50 Coin, each. It is proposed to erect in the vicinity of Grass Valley, a home for disabled and superannated miners. The home we propose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known gentlemen, Board of Trustees: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon. Thos. Findley, A. B, Brady, Esq. Dudley Hoyt, Esq. and Mar. tin Ford, Esq. allof whom are residents of Grass Valley, Nevada county, Cal. The Trustees will make and execute reguiations for the proper and economical conduct of the Home. The Home will derive some-ef-its—suppert from regular monthly seers pons of the working mines, and from contributions from the charitably disposed of all classes. It is believed that in this way the Home can be maintained when it is once established The necessity of such a home is demonstra< ted every day, Miningaccidents are frequent and in many instances result. in disability to the subjects of them, The-community is’ almost daily called upor to subscribe funds for the asbistance of the disabled. This tas-on-a “genéFous community is to,be used to a better urpose and do more good to the nnfortanate oy the establishment of the Home to which we refer, aud whieh we propose to establi¢h® During the Festival the sum ‘of $90,000 will be distributed to the Ticket holders as follows ; : 1 Gift of Gold. Coin....000.0. $15,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin........ 10,000 1 Giftof Gold Coin..) 82000 1 Gift of Gold ’Coin..-.e.ses00e 22000 > Gifts Of Gold Coin $1,000;...6 7,000 10 Gifis Gold Coip, $500..... 5,000 10 Gitts Gold Coin $300...... 3,000 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $200..... 2,00 60 Gifts Gold Coin, $100.:.... 6,000 100-Gifis Gold Coin £50...... 5,000 300 Gifts Gold Coin, $30.. . 1.. 9000 200 Gifts Gold Coin, $25..... 5.000 809 Gifts Gold €o 0, $26".. 0.2.. 16,600 1501 Gifts, $90,000 ‘The Gifts will beawarded ina precisely similar manher as at the Concert given in aid of tLe Mercantile atte ke The drawing will take-place under the management of a Committee of well known responsible citizens of Nevada county, al. ‘*reasurer—Bunk of Thos. Kind}ley & Co.Grass Valley, with whom all moneys will be deposited. Al] disbursementa will be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the snm of $10,000 will be given to the Trustees of the “NOME ’* For a guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly drawn we beg leave to refer to any citizen of Nevada County, Good responsible Agents wanted.everywhere FIFtEEN per cent discount will be made to parties taking Fifty or more Tiekets, All orders should be addressed to GEo, W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager, Office, Exchange Build'ng, Grass Valley. THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY At the old stand of Geo. W. Kidd & Co. Capita) Stoek Sevece,. 00,000 anceneceee President, . moe OPF“CERS: HENRY MACEIE,. id bd M cosd ngcamavesssvas bas Caunlet DIRECTORS R, W. TULL James Whartenby, Charles Marsh, A.CNiles, John Cashin, H. Mackie, R.W.Tully, John W. Hinds. ONEY 10 LOAN on good collatezal security. Highest Pr.ee paid fomity and County War rants: Legal Tenders bought and sold at regular rates, ‘Gold Dust bought. . Bullion discounted. Liberal advances niade on Gold Dust or Bul lion tor Assay or Coinage at the Mint. Deposits [General and Special] received. Cheeks on San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts cn Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agents for Liverpool. London, Globe and Phenix & Home Insurance Companies. CORRESPONDENTS San Francieco—The Bank of California Sacramento—The Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. Virginia City—The Bank of Agency Bank of California. H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST MASONIC BUILDING, acvces Corner of Commereia} and Pine Streets. COMPANY,’ OF LONDON. FALKNBR, BELL & CO. Agents for the Pa cific Coast. : I@HIN PATTISON, Agent, Mevada Restaurant: q 6 ‘ NEVADA CITY, date. —OF THE— NEW CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, BY THE Concert Hall Association, On Thursday Evening, May 11th. "I\HE. SPLENDID NEW HALL, buikt by the L Grass Valley Concert Mail Association, will be dedicated by a Grand Upenitg Ball, on the Evening of May 1th, 1871, The Hall is the finest one in the mountains of ( alifornia, being 144 feet in length by ‘forty-four: feet in width, and the floor js capable of accommodating 500 daneers. “If ix tHe design of the Association to make the Ball the best: in, eve~ Ty respeet ever held in the. mountains.. And tothe etd tat all may join in the fes*ivities \ of the oceasion a general invitation is hereby extended to the ladies und gentlemen of Nevada and adjoining counties, No tickets of Invitation will be issued. Committee of Envitation. GRASS VALLEY. Hon Wm Watt, Hon Thos) Findley, Hon Reuben Leach, C H Mitchell, Sam.Granger, W K Speier, David Watt, Cw Smith, D-P Holbrook; A B Dibble, Aaron Hooper, M Byrne, Jr, Pat English, J K Byrne, Wwe Pope, D Collins, L Zacharias, J A Farrall, D Binkleman,~ B Nathan, Jos Newman, J J Dorsey, Dr Jas Simpson, W Loutzenheissr, ER West, A A Muttoy, ~~ Dr Wm McCormick, J H Henderson, Dan Meagher, KR Shoemaker, Henry Ivens, G W Anderson, Frank Cleveland. Wm Young, Geo King, BOSTON RAVINE. Martin Ford, ~ Alex Stoddard, Dudley Hoyt. Jas Bennallack, Chas Behrisch, Ben McCauley, FOREST SPRINGS, George Little, NEVADA. CITY, J A Lancaster, T W Sigourney, G von Schmittburg, T B Gardner, M BB Potter, C Beckman, LITTLE YORK. John Cozzens, EUREKA, Jos Perrin, Ira A Eaton, John Cashin, Oscar Maltman, CS Wells, Tom Canfield, Dan E Bell, John Hussey, J W Robb, a MOORE’S FLAT. Hon TA Slicer, SWEETLAND. H Sweetland, G D McEean, BIRCHVILLE. Henry Everett, GB Newell, FRENCH CORRAL, Elisha Newell, @W M Eddy. SAN JUAN. Dan Furth, J A Seely, U P Stidger, CHEROKEE. ‘ John Tierney, COLFAX, LD Leeds, Fogg, siimes, AUBURN. James Mahon, Jacob Neff, ROUGH AND READY, Sam Gilham, A E Slack, PENN VALLEY, John Montgomery. INDIAN SPRINGS, M L Hatch, COLUMBIA HILL, Robt McMurray, W W “hiehols, SUCKER FLAT. C L. Compton, SMARTSVILLE. Thos Simpson, C C Duhain, RECEPTION COMMITTEE, Hon. Reuben Leech, Dr. W. McCormick, Sum. Granger, W. K. Spencer, RL Crary, Aaron Hooper, D. Collins, FLOOR MANAGERS, A. B. Dibble, W. C. Pope, Frank. Cleveland, L. Zacharias, C. 8S. Wells, J. A, Lancaster, Price of Wickets, ...0:<. seer 83 OO SUPPER FRER. LARGE SALE ‘OF FURNITURE « OR >. E. SOHNSTON FEERS EVERYTHING IN HIS 8ST ORE ¢ AT LOW: PRICES, on and alter 8 ‘# J. FE, JOHNSTON, t. tional asenenge Hotel Building. N a, July 2th, 1870. te pant Wee ' the term. and charged proportionately, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, JAMES M, FRENCH, Proprictor, Broad Street Market. Civ Course of Study—Juvenile Department, Acchadbaute, <hht2, EUS A CALL. ademic Course aad Wollegiate Course, Hair Catting........25 Comts. ~ COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. _ SAMES COLLEY, Prop ietor. _ sf ait EAN PERRY A Sieh . Shevtng ocaae 8 soure! Tables sapped . A PBAESSEpPLsA altho bestot BEF, . ‘ — + AILES a D. +i ) eee oie" 6 , ALS AT all. urd. Tables supp! : y e fs theae ck nnn ss) urgeon & Homapathia Phyelala’ . "ace pranicy Sucre isins et ans . MUigutast kot Tours . AEP ARM Ce wey a --Sorticr b¢ Broda/ana Piiie'Streati.’ >? ane ee aes Treva ctep. Leeches applied for 6 hve well giee'nne-a call. Pasi ates moaleall. ) “JAB, COLLEY, ‘ ' QOffiee on Broad Street, opposite Nationa te. “ GAS. UW. FRENCH, :\ Nevada,Masch 27th. ““ONEVADA Orr. ~ change Hotel, a7 clang Loring’s, » { cents. een ob apis ., . i . Ex x AG 3