May 7, 1876 (4 pages)

tt TES ISCO. reat EEO R shih Im < ears ully (© Pa BOEMASEERPe Sr TREE soaa 4725 ’ ‘FSreae eg ¥ ayMrTFe Freres ree stn aaa on, j -‘V Flume Company, -. 2 “BANK OF NEVADA COUNTS Ee (aren STOCK $200,000. ~ ) ¥esal Ve prompt attention. #BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL i . ire y HUGHSON, bes opene?é ed, as follows : send money b = Ghesks <o-Solvent Banks taken at par. . The Daily Cransevipt NEVADA CITY,CaL; —fe 4, 2. BROWN. — -B, 3. Wats. . BROWN & WATSON Proprietors. ke BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY : OFFICERS : R. W. TULLY, President. Y Sewiess cccesscse ese » «+ CASHIER Lie eerie tae DIRECTORS =. og Jon Cashin, Chas. Marsh, R. W: Tully Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H. Parker, WB Duryeas ; MONEY TO LOAN om-good collateral se. . Rinhest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. : = ~ Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular. ‘Bates. : rie : te Dust Bougat. Bullion—discounted, Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or = {Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the MinGeneral and Speciai-Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramen 0, Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City: : Drafts on Easte-n Cities, London and Ger Agents for Liverpool, London; Glebe nsurance Company. : : : CORRESPONDENT—The Pacific Bank, San Interest on Time Deposits will be allowSix Months Time Depos“tts, 6 per cent. per annum. Iwelvé Months Time ‘Deposits, 8 per cent. -per annum. a7” Persons residing at.a distance can Express.-——— THE Nevada and Grass Valley, RE now guepared to -ffilorders for = Lumber of Every Description, Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of Building Lumber Al“ways on Hand, *A Targe Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Ovdere left with Johnston & Sen, Neva«@, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will N.&G.V.W.E&L lo. ea Ook. a0th, 1875. on EMPIRE " RIVERY STABLE, “3 EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. BP. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. Th etor of the EMPIRE, STAannounces that he bas now Horses, Carriages and Buggies Po be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons} ‘and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and en the most reasonable terms: The Horses are freé from vice, of good ~style and capable of going as fast-as any ~ gentleman cares to drive. © ae Carriages for Funerals attended to with . Sromptness. » Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or * mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed . DP. WELLINGTON, . Nevada Otty, November 17th, 1875. DENTISTRY Fa Yim Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. ‘Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. Be ts to perform sll kinds of eee ane mona —. cana Artificial Teeth rted-on Gold; Silver “Vulcanite and Aluminiam.° Satisfactiou »@@aranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residericerif desired: ~ Movada, May 30th, 1871. i WATC . the Traveling Public. Large additions have b to it,and it hasbeen fitted up in . _ _{ elegant style. The sleeping Rooms are large, “. comfortable, ‘Mining and Building Timbers, } the accommodation of the Traveling Public, . $2,400 a Year to Agents at Se eee Te CEES ANOERSON & RANDOLPH . Clock Tower Building, CORNER .GF SUTTER-AND MONTGOM ERY STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO, OFFER SUPERIOR IN. dacements to purchas—teceeecrs of : HES, = DIAMONDS, — JEWELRY, . [. parte: and ae SILVER WARE. rs Orders from the interior will meet with prompt attention, and goods forwarded at very Wee ‘January 20th, 1876.-3m AL BROAD STREET... “NEVADA omy. S.A, EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS aL ways open for the accommodation of been’made en airy and comfortable, and ‘the Vable will compare favorably with that of,anyHotel in the State, The Proprietor—will spare no pains Hor expelse to render his guests Stages forall parts of the ‘State ha-e their Offices at thie Hotel. The House is kept open all night for Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. ~ * A share of Pultilic Patronage is respectfuily solicited, ; 8.4. P Nevada, January-17th.NEW SAW MIL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. Proprietor, = EE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and’ we ars now ready to fill all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, __M: UL: & D Marsa, Home—Steady Employment Shere all Ladies and Gents. 85 new articles, Novelties, Chromos, &c. Sell at sight. One lady made $31 60 Jan’y -16; ‘ta).ing’subscriptions” for the best Literary and lashion Paperin America. Only $1 year, with two$5 Chromos. Samples FAMILY JOURNAL CO, m1. 300 Broadway, New. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General Fund, registered prior to Dec. 7th, 1875. Also Warrants on same Fund, No. 301 to 305, incinsive, registered Dec. T, 1875, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases ftom date. 3 JERRY PAYNE, Treasurer. _ By R.W. Tuite, Deputy, . Nevada, Mch. 8th, 1876. , Estray Notice. NAME to the ranclij ‘ef “the undersignC ed, during the month of: January, 1876, Two young cows, about 3 years old. One was . ed, with notch entin right ear, andthe end cut off of left ear. The other is a Red Cow, with white face, with same cuts in ears, and left horn.a little lepped. The owner is hereby notifed tocall, prove property, pay charges and take the: away. Nev. City,.Match 29th,1876. A. COE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE: CF A. C. POOR, deceased, 4 Notice ishereby given by the under‘ sighed, Adninistratrix of the estate of A. C. Feot, deceased, to the oreditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,-within four months after the_‘first publication of this notice, to the said Administratix, at the office of J. M. Walling, in Nevada City, in the County of Nevada.” SARAH JANE:\BOOT, . Administratrix of A. C. Bao: dec’d. Nevada City, April 15th, 1876. J. M. Walling, Att’y for estate. al6. ‘> Stockholders’ Meeting. . } MEETING . of the stockholders of r@ the Bank of Nevada County, will #4 held on Monday, May 15th, 1576, at-10 o'clock a. My, at the banking house in the ‘ a, California. Business of ll be transacted. . Called in ith By-Laws. AR. W. TULLY, President. “Busaka Stage and Express Co. om STAGES will leave Nevaja for Méore’s Flat daily. Sundays exespied, at 5 “ Bureka, , Wedaesdays and Returning will leave’Moore’s Flat .dai 1 r Ordinance No 61. An Ordinance to repesl Section Fifth of Ordinance No. 7. \ TYNE. Trastecs of the City of Nevada “lo ordain that Section Fifthof Ordinance No 7 be repemled. ie ‘Nevada, March i. 1876, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,.S ‘Sherman & Hyde; . Soldat Fou 2 + Obtained elsewhere, . epl al) kinds of Lunber-keptconstantly on [ hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder . ' Pine Street willbe promptly attended to." . } . poned until magey . sh ey day of UNDAY. MORNING, MAY 7, 1876, PIANOS, : ORGANS, _ ___ MUSIC, Cor? Kearney & Sutter Sts., San. Francisco Wholesale nnd Retail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are. the Best And are now used in Concerts by all of o GREAT ARTISTS, % Send for: Descriptive Circular, 4 ene 7 The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ S Is theomy FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, <_at *our Hundred ‘Dollars! . HE Squire Pianos_are 745 octave, atid etubriéces all Modern Improvements, such #3. elegant Rosewoed Case, Béesutiful Mouldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Legs und Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Trebie, etc. Length 6 fect-10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are ; . FULLY WARKANTED FOR TEN YEARS Agents wanted in every count con: dn the State for the = —— Celebrated Standard Organ Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Ejegauce of Finish and Durability, 4S ‘UNRIVALLED, We ‘keep constant? sortment of ‘Reliable Cheap Pianos, SEVEN AND A-HALF OCTAVE, AGKAFFI TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND FULLY WARRANTED, Brices ag low as worthless Pianos can be > vn hand. @ guvod asPIANOS AND ORGANS SLD ON E4SY INSTALLMENTS, IF ___DESIRED, : Cail and see us before purchasing SHERMAN & HYDE,. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, _ MAIN STREET,Grass Valley, California, Be Mets taken this old established Hoa tel,-well_ known to travelers and people of-the County, and having theroughly renovated it, I am now prepared to reecive guests and entertain them in FIRST CLASS STYLE. Every atten‘ion will be given to the wants of guests. A Fine BAR and BILLIARD SA. LOGON is attache*to the Hotel The General Stage Uffice is kept at this sere W. ©. STOKES, Proprietor, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER ir B. LUTZ, BROAD “STREET, BELOW NATIONAL EXCHANGE .HOTEL, NEVADA‘CITY: Persons in want of Fine Dress Boots, Heavy Calf or Mining Boots, can have tke same made to order from the best leather, and a perfectft guar#uteeed. Iam diso prepared to Repair Soots and Shoes, @Mith neatners and. dispateh, Nevada, March ifs, 18%. _ B. LUTZ. Highest Premium, $50,000, $275,000 00! IN CASH PREMIUMS, Iyn.aidof the Topeka Library, Tickets $leach. Foi full particulars, address State Capitol Bank, an15-3m — Topeke, Kansas. KATHAIRON,. SO Cents Per Bottle. Hi’ been in use over Half a Century. dt Promotes the Growth, Preserves Color, Increases the Vigor and Beauty of the Hair, Prevents ite Falling out and Turning Gray. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Y UBA GRAVEL RANGF MINING co, ‘ Location of principal place ‘of busiNorth San Juan, Nevada coun y, Calness, Bloomfield township, Nevada county, Cal. ifornia.—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors heid of the 23d day of February, 1876, an assessment (No. 4), of Fifty Cents per share wis levied upon the capita] stock of the corporation, pafabie immefiately in United States gold coin; to the Secretary at the office of :the com. pany, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada connty, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on “Tuesday ,the 4th day of April,\ 1876, will be delinqueht and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless paymént is made before, will be sold on:SATURDAY, the Trwenty-second day of April,’ 1876, ae ‘the delinquent assesswen', together wi eoste of advertising and ex }¢NO. B.HUNTER, Secretary. Off in -treet,.Nerth Sanw reve vada County, Californias, The day of-eale of above.etock is eg : 1876. -By order of ef Directors. J. B. BUNTER, Sec, . “Office of Y. G, R. M. CorNorth San Juan, 7 sea edie san . bs b+ By Authority of an Act of the Legislature. . _ ifornia. Locatjon of works, Grizzty Hill, . ’ nses of Sale. NOTICE! * U.S. Internal Revenue Special: ae Taxes. . : ._May 1, 1876, tg, April 30, 187%. FENHE Revised Statutes of the United States, Sections 3232, 2237, 8238, aud 3259, require every person engaged in any “buisness, avocation or employment which renders him liable toa special Tax, TO PBRCCUREAND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS-ESTABLISH MENT OR PLACE OF BOsINESS a stamp tiegoting the paynrent™ of said Special Tax for the ypecial tax year beginning May 1, 1876, before commencing. or continuing business atter—April 30th, 1376. The taxes eubraced Within the provisions of the law quoted above are the following, viz: Bectifiers.. Fates $200 liquorsi. beaters, retail = 26 Dealers, wholesale liquor.:..-2. 100 Dealers in malt liquors, wholesaie.-, 50 Dealers in malt liquors, retuil..2. 20 Dealers in leaf tobacco. 2.0.0. 25 Retail dealers:in leaf tobacco,. ..2.. 500 And on sales of over $1,000,fifty cents for every dollar in excess of $1,000. i Dealers tn manufactured tobacco..77 5 Manufacturers of stills.2.5.5. Se ee And for each still manutactured.:. 20 And for each worm manufactured. 20 Munufaecturers of tobacco..-7: rT SR ae Manufacturers of cigars. sssvissese ss =a Peddlers of tebaced, first class more than two horses or other animals} ~.—~50° Peddlers of tubacco, second class (two __ horses or otheranimals).... 25 Peddiers of tobacco; third class (one : —heree-or eather animel).isi.:. seve 35 Peddlers of tobacco,forth class (on foot or Public conveyance.,.°***** 10 Brewers of less than 500 barrels. .. 50 Brewers of 500 barrels or nrore..1 Any person, 80 fiablé, who shall fail to ) coniply with: the foregoing requirements will be subject to severe penalties: Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Specie] Taxes named above must apply to I. J. Kolfe, Collector of Internal Revenue at Nevada City, and pay for and procure -the Special Tax Stamp or stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1876, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE, eat =e ‘D. D. PRATT, Commissioner Internal Revenue. _ Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, D.C. February 1, 1#76, al2 Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Ce STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING,HE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the above named corporation, for the election of Trustecs for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of othes business as may coms before said meeting, will be held at the-effice of the corporation, at the Seeretary’s office, North San-Juan, Nevada Co., Staite ef Cajlifornia, on Wedndsday, May i¢th, 1876, at one O'clock, Pp. M, & = JAS. ALSTIDGER, Becretary. N, San Juan, April 10th,.1876. 7 CHROMOS, EADQUARTZRS FOR FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHROMQS. Dealers, Agents, Trunk and Box Makers, Newspaper Publishers and Tea Stores, will find a complete supply. Our new and brilliant; specialties are unequaled. Our 9x12 Mounted Chromos outsell anything in the market. Twelve samples for $1 00; one hundred fo $6. Lliustratcd catalogue free. J. LATAMAM & CO., 419 Washington Bt., Boston, Mass. P. 0. B 2154. ;. K. Pp. HEL MET, K.P. L0.0. F., . MASONIC GOODS, Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, * 19 Maiden Lane, New York. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS. ranst CARTRIDGE BOXES, etc. for ; Regents. — om . MUSIC POUCHES, EPAULETTES, __ BATONS FOR BANDS. NAVY CAPS, With Fine Wire Cords, Superior Quality. ¥ 87 Regiments and Lodges pu chasing in quantities would be suppjied at special rates. 3 929-3m, $10 to $500. NVESTED in Wall Street often leads to fortune. A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall Street Review Sent Free, JOHN HICKLING & CO., BaxKERSs AND BROKERS, 72, Broadway; New York, 516 RB. M, HUNT; M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY = i ° Ordinance No 60. Am Ordinance to aniend Ordinance No 44. WHE Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain that tion First and Section Second of Ordinance No, 44 be amended as to read as follows ; ees fSSec. Ist. No Horned Cattle shall be permitted to run at large within.the corporate limits of the City of Nevada. = Bec. 2. It be lawful for and it is hereby made the duty of the City Marshal and . A spake to take up and impound all . Horned Cattle found running at large with. im the eorporate limits of the City of Neveda. Ww. id. 4H. Hansen, Ses ee q@copted, at 6.A. M. Aime wt Aad Se — a April 4b; 1876. es a7 County Scrip. LI. Warrants on Geneml: Puna, . regia. tered prior t Dec, 10th, 1875, will be J en aN PAYEE, 00, Seema ae. wan 2 J: ORGAN, Bawaidmnt, é : 4 est diving rates. oJ. W. COOLEY, N THE PLAZA TS UNCTION OF SAC: rvemento and Broad Stréets, NEVADA CITY, is now prepared to do CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING In allits branches, in the -most. finished tyle, and with proinptness., Pri¢esto suit the times.g og . Satisfaction G mental Painting. uaranteed. J. W. COOLFY. ‘W; D. LONG,: Attorney and Counselor at Law “<"* AND NOTARY PUBLIC, : FFICE ON BROAD SPREET, opposit ‘ the National Exchange Hotet, J. M. WALLING, va ATTORNEY. AT LAW. AND : FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block, NE VADA CITY, Cal. aps ~ BROAD STREET MARKET. . JAMES COLLEY, ¥ THE BROAD STREET MARKET, is now_ prepared to-furiish his cusMUTTON, HAM. BACON, LARD BSAUSAGES, and everything kept in a first Class marset, at wholesale or retail, at the lowMATERIALS FOR MAKING WAX FLOWERS, ETC, _ — CHOICE ASS@RTMENT of materials. . Actor making WAX FLOWERS, also Zor tumérswith the CHOTCESTBEEF, PORK;+ Notice to Creditors. , WN the Probate Court-\of the County of eWadit, . Stute-of ehtifornie. “Tn the natter of the Estate of Thomas Cline, de— ceas-d, Notice is hereby given by the um dersignes, Administrator of ‘the Estate of Thomas Cline, deceased, to the creditors of aud all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, withini our months — after the Arst publication of this ndtTiesto the said Administrator, at his-resdenc> at what is kKhown as Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevads city, Nevada County, y : F, EILERMAN, Administratnx, Dated at NeVada city, March. 27th, 1876, ds ME Wathting, Atty. — = mgr Notice to Creditors. N the matterof the Estafe of A, -W. Lscter, deceased. In Probate Court, Coun< ty of Nevada, State of California, “Noties is hereby given by the undersigned, Exe utrix of the Estate of A. W. Lester, de. ceased, to-the creditors of and all persons — ‘having claims against the said deceased te exhibit them with the hecessary vouchers within ten months after the first publica~ tion of this notice to the said Execut-ix ag the office_of Johnson & é “Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. MRS. ADDIE LESTER, Executrix of the Estate of A. W. Lester, do. _ ceased. Dated March 27th, 1876, : J. B. Johnson, Atty. for K utrix. SIDEWALK ORDINANCE. J by amended so as to-read ag foHows: Section 7—All siaewalks shall be kept in proper repair b¥the owner or owners of tee lot in front_of which, said sidewalks are or mnay,be constructed under the Provisions of this Ordinance; and if any owner or owm . ers of the lot in front of Which any ste walk is constructéd, shall suffer such side walk to become broken, or. otherwise ap out of repair, as to obstruct, impede or én. dlanger frve passage ortravel over the sang and shall suffer such aidewulk to remnsin. ao out of repair fora period of 5days after bee ing notifivd-by-the—City Marslial to repaid the same, shall be deemed to have coma ted a nuisance, and upon a convictidn 4 thereof shall be fined in_any_sum-—not—tess—— ‘than teu dollars nor exceeding tifty dolla or be imprisoned not less than five ‘days, nor more than twenty-five days. = PAINTING and DRAWING, besides STUDIES, ENGRAVINGS, PHO. \ TOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS, — PASSKPARTOUYS, and FRAMES, 9. Constantly on hand at reasonable prices, at Francisco, JoserH Roos & Co. —_N.E.—Mr, Joseph Roos is not connected “dthany other house in the sane line int ‘wueFrancibco, : nl4ttMilwaukee Brewery, L. W. DPREYFUSS, Proprietor, THE BEST LAGER BER made on the Pacific Coast can be had at the above named LEstablishment. rineese es) GOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE IT THE BEST IN THE ‘MARKET, Orders from any part of this or adjoining counties promptly filled. Nevada, March 4th; 1876, TALBOTT'’S SALOON. GRASS VALLEY ROAD, OPVOSITE ‘DHE TOLL HOUSE. es 8. TALBOTT kcepe on ‘hend-as e good LIQUORS and CIGARS asean be feund at apy Bar in the-eounty. __ Give him a call—everybody. —_f22-4m NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F, ROBINSON T_ his Store, on BROAD STREET, ov~“porite the Methodist Church, keeps constantly on band as fine a stock of GR(CERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can bé \found” in Nevadz.city, Which ‘will be sgld-as\LOW THEZLOWEST. Give mea cal). \ oA SHERIFF'S SALE. Yvirtue of an Lxecytion:4e me dirécted and delivered, issued out of the District Court of -the Fonrteenth Judicial District, in and for Nevada County, State of Califoruia, bearing date May 2d,.1876, on a ‘judgment .rendered in-said Ceurt oe: the Seventh -daye of March 3976, in favor of George E. Turner and againet Jalies A. Russ, for thesum of Three Hundred and Fifty Three aud 31-100 Dollars damages, together with $1875.coste and disbursements at the date of raid judg~ Inent, sad accruing costs amouuting to the sum of $150, with interest at the rate of Seven per cent. per. anuwm till paid princips! and ipterest-paysble in U.S. gold coin, 1 have levVied.upon’ail the right, title and interest.of the defendant, James A. tues, in and to the following described property heretofore. attached to wit; That certain Quartz.Ledge, known as the Evergrecn Ledge, deipg .situated in Nevada Township, Nevada County, California, beunded und described as iollows, to wit: Commencing atevhere a notice of lovation was posted, thence running 750 feet in an easterly direction to o stuko marked East boundary of the.,Evergreen ledge and from the said point where tue said nvtice of location was posted, running 750 feet in a westerly direction toa stake marked west boundary of.the Evergreen ledge, including all dips, .spurs, angles and variations with 3u0 feet on each side of the ssid leuge. Also the water wheéel,pumps,50 lbs steel, 6. picks,2 shovels and ail improveiiéute ypon thesaid mine. Notice is, y given that-I will expose at public salé ali the above described pro erty tuthe:hi bisider fur cash, in front of the Court Jiouse door, in the city of xevadg, on 4 x #SA&TURDAY, May 2ith, 1876, Between.the hours 9 o'clock, A: M. and 5& o'clock, P. M Given.under my hand this third day ot the BEAUX ARTS STORE, 20 Post St., San . ‘. one of the véry beet published for years, W. J. ORGAN, Pres't. _A. H. Hanson, Sec,_ = . a NILES SEARLS, ~~ atterney'and Counsel at Eaw ~"?“€T BRICK OFFICE, _, In front of the Cou A $150 BOOK FOR-10 CENTS _ The Lakeside Library 8 PUBLISHED sem!-monthly, and eact: issue contains a:COMPLETE NOvEL, by © ope of the great authors of the world, ag Chas. 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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, urns, Salt Rheam, Sore Nipples, Sweliings, Lameness, Chapped Hends, Poison. ous Bites, Bruises, &c. on the humon frame and Sprains, Str-ins, Galls, Siift Joints, Jnflammation, &c.on beast, than ail . ments put together, ; MUSTANG LINIMENT is warranted to do just what is promised, or money will be refunded. Sold by all Deumeae May, 1876. . . : and Country Stores. Be sure and get ye fu iaci meee on CEASER. bond . GENUINE. : _ By ®. C. Byrne, Under Sherif, . Lyon Manufacturing Co. TR “mi . swylay . _New Xoxk. Cross;—corneref SECTION 7 of Ordinance No. 12 is Tewe.Sumple pages

tt TES ISCO. reat EEO R shih Im < ears ully (© Pa BOEMASEERPe Sr TREE soaa 4725 ’ ‘FSreae eg ¥ ayMrTFe Freres ree stn aaa on, j -‘V Flume Company, -. 2 “BANK OF NEVADA COUNTS Ee (aren STOCK $200,000. ~ ) ¥esal Ve prompt attention. #BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL i . ire y HUGHSON, bes opene?é ed, as follows : send money b = Ghesks <o-Solvent Banks taken at par. . The Daily Cransevipt NEVADA CITY,CaL; —fe 4, 2. BROWN. — -B, 3. Wats. . BROWN & WATSON Proprietors. ke BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY : OFFICERS : R. W. TULLY, President. Y Sewiess cccesscse ese » «+ CASHIER Lie eerie tae DIRECTORS =. og Jon Cashin, Chas. Marsh, R. W: Tully Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H. Parker, WB Duryeas ; MONEY TO LOAN om-good collateral se. . Rinhest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. : = ~ Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular. ‘Bates. : rie : te Dust Bougat. Bullion—discounted, Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or = {Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the MinGeneral and Speciai-Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramen 0, Sa Jose, Stockton and Virginia City: : Drafts on Easte-n Cities, London and Ger Agents for Liverpool, London; Glebe nsurance Company. : : : CORRESPONDENT—The Pacific Bank, San Interest on Time Deposits will be allowSix Months Time Depos“tts, 6 per cent. per annum. Iwelvé Months Time ‘Deposits, 8 per cent. -per annum. a7” Persons residing at.a distance can Express.-——— THE Nevada and Grass Valley, RE now guepared to -ffilorders for = Lumber of Every Description, Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of Building Lumber Al“ways on Hand, *A Targe Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Ovdere left with Johnston & Sen, Neva«@, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will N.&G.V.W.E&L lo. ea Ook. a0th, 1875. on EMPIRE " RIVERY STABLE, “3 EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. BP. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. Th etor of the EMPIRE, STAannounces that he bas now Horses, Carriages and Buggies Po be found in this part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons} ‘and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and en the most reasonable terms: The Horses are freé from vice, of good ~style and capable of going as fast-as any ~ gentleman cares to drive. © ae Carriages for Funerals attended to with . Sromptness. » Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or * mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed . DP. WELLINGTON, . Nevada Otty, November 17th, 1875. DENTISTRY Fa Yim Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. ‘Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. Be ts to perform sll kinds of eee ane mona —. cana Artificial Teeth rted-on Gold; Silver “Vulcanite and Aluminiam.° Satisfactiou »@@aranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residericerif desired: ~ Movada, May 30th, 1871. i WATC . the Traveling Public. Large additions have b to it,and it hasbeen fitted up in . _ _{ elegant style. The sleeping Rooms are large, “. comfortable, ‘Mining and Building Timbers, } the accommodation of the Traveling Public, . $2,400 a Year to Agents at Se eee Te CEES ANOERSON & RANDOLPH . Clock Tower Building, CORNER .GF SUTTER-AND MONTGOM ERY STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO, OFFER SUPERIOR IN. dacements to purchas—teceeecrs of : HES, = DIAMONDS, — JEWELRY, . [. parte: and ae SILVER WARE. rs Orders from the interior will meet with prompt attention, and goods forwarded at very Wee ‘January 20th, 1876.-3m AL BROAD STREET..... “NEVADA omy. S.A, EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS aL ways open for the accommodation of been’made en airy and comfortable, and ‘the Vable will compare favorably with that of,anyHotel in the State, The Proprietor—will spare no pains Hor expelse to render his guests Stages forall parts of the ‘State ha-e their Offices at thie Hotel. The House is kept open all night for Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. ~ * A share of Pultilic Patronage is respectfuily solicited, ; 8.4. P Nevada, January-17th.NEW SAW MIL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. Proprietor, = EE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and’ we ars now ready to fill all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, __M: UL: & D Marsa, Home—Steady Employment Shere all Ladies and Gents. 85 new articles, Novelties, Chromos, &c. Sell at sight. One lady made $31 60 Jan’y -16; ‘ta).ing’subscriptions” for the best Literary and lashion Paperin America. Only $1 year, with two$5 Chromos. Samples FAMILY JOURNAL CO, m1. 300 Broadway, New. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General Fund, registered prior to Dec. 7th, 1875. Also Warrants on same Fund, No. 301 to 305, incinsive, registered Dec. T, 1875, will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases ftom date. 3 JERRY PAYNE, Treasurer. _ By R.W. Tuite, Deputy, . Nevada, Mch. 8th, 1876. , Estray Notice. NAME to the ranclij ‘ef “the undersignC ed, during the month of: January, 1876, Two young cows, about 3 years old. One was . ed, with notch entin right ear, andthe end cut off of left ear. The other is a Red Cow, with white face, with same cuts in ears, and left horn.a little lepped. The owner is hereby notifed tocall, prove property, pay charges and take the: away. Nev. City,.Match 29th,1876. A. COE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. STATE: CF A. C. POOR, deceased, 4 Notice ishereby given by the under‘ sighed, Adninistratrix of the estate of A. C. Feot, deceased, to the oreditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,-within four months after the_‘first publication of this notice, to the said Administratix, at the office of J. M. Walling, in Nevada City, in the County of Nevada.” SARAH JANE:\BOOT, . Administratrix of A. C. Bao: dec’d. Nevada City, April 15th, 1876. J. M. Walling, Att’y for estate. al6. ‘> Stockholders’ Meeting. . } MEETING . of the stockholders of r@ the Bank of Nevada County, will #4 held on Monday, May 15th, 1576, at-10 o'clock a. My, at the banking house in the ‘ a, California. Business of ll be transacted. . Called in ith By-Laws. AR. W. TULLY, President. “Busaka Stage and Express Co. om STAGES will leave Nevaja for Méore’s Flat daily. Sundays exespied, at 5 “ Bureka, , Wedaesdays and Returning will leave’Moore’s Flat .dai 1 r Ordinance No 61. An Ordinance to repesl Section Fifth of Ordinance No. 7. \ TYNE. Trastecs of the City of Nevada “lo ordain that Section Fifthof Ordinance No 7 be repemled. ie ‘Nevada, March i. 1876, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,.S ‘Sherman & Hyde; . Soldat Fou 2 + Obtained elsewhere, . epl al) kinds of Lunber-keptconstantly on [ hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder . ' Pine Street willbe promptly attended to." . } . poned until magey . sh ey day of UNDAY. MORNING, MAY 7, 1876, PIANOS, : ORGANS, _ ___ MUSIC, Cor? Kearney & Sutter Sts., San. Francisco Wholesale nnd Retail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos are. the Best And are now used in Concerts by all of o GREAT ARTISTS, % Send for: Descriptive Circular, 4 ene 7 The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ S Is theomy FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, <_at *our Hundred ‘Dollars! . HE Squire Pianos_are 745 octave, atid etubriéces all Modern Improvements, such #3. elegant Rosewoed Case, Béesutiful Mouldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Legs und Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Trebie, etc. Length 6 fect-10 inches; width, 3 feet inches, and are ; . FULLY WARKANTED FOR TEN YEARS Agents wanted in every count con: dn the State for the = —— Celebrated Standard Organ Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Ejegauce of Finish and Durability, 4S ‘UNRIVALLED, We ‘keep constant? sortment of ‘Reliable Cheap Pianos, SEVEN AND A-HALF OCTAVE, AGKAFFI TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND FULLY WARRANTED, Brices ag low as worthless Pianos can be > vn hand. @ guvod asPIANOS AND ORGANS SLD ON E4SY INSTALLMENTS, IF ___DESIRED, : Cail and see us before purchasing SHERMAN & HYDE,. STOKES’ EXCHANGE HOTEL, _ MAIN STREET,Grass Valley, California, Be Mets taken this old established Hoa tel,-well_ known to travelers and people of-the County, and having theroughly renovated it, I am now prepared to reecive guests and entertain them in FIRST CLASS STYLE. Every atten‘ion will be given to the wants of guests. A Fine BAR and BILLIARD SA. LOGON is attache*to the Hotel The General Stage Uffice is kept at this sere W. ©. STOKES, Proprietor, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER ir B. LUTZ, BROAD “STREET, BELOW NATIONAL EXCHANGE .HOTEL, NEVADA‘CITY: Persons in want of Fine Dress Boots, Heavy Calf or Mining Boots, can have tke same made to order from the best leather, and a perfectft guar#uteeed. Iam diso prepared to Repair Soots and Shoes, @Mith neatners and. dispateh, Nevada, March ifs, 18%. _ B. LUTZ. Highest Premium, $50,000, $275,000 00! IN CASH PREMIUMS, Iyn.aidof the Topeka Library, Tickets $leach. Foi full particulars, address State Capitol Bank, an15-3m — Topeke, Kansas. KATHAIRON,. SO Cents Per Bottle. Hi’ been in use over Half a Century. dt Promotes the Growth, Preserves Color, Increases the Vigor and Beauty of the Hair, Prevents ite Falling out and Turning Gray. ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Y UBA GRAVEL RANGF MINING co, ‘ Location of principal place ‘of busiNorth San Juan, Nevada coun y, Calness, Bloomfield township, Nevada county, Cal. ifornia.—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors heid of the 23d day of February, 1876, an assessment (No. 4), of Fifty Cents per share wis levied upon the capita] stock of the corporation, pafabie immefiately in United States gold coin; to the Secretary at the office of :the com. pany, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada connty, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on “Tuesday ,the 4th day of April,\ 1876, will be delinqueht and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless paymént is made before, will be sold on:SATURDAY, the Trwenty-second day of April,’ 1876, ae ‘the delinquent assesswen', together wi eoste of advertising and ex }¢NO. B.HUNTER, Secretary. Off in -treet,.Nerth Sanw reve vada County, Californias, The day of-eale of above.etock is eg : 1876. -By order of ef Directors. J. B. BUNTER, Sec, . “Office of Y. G, R. M. CorNorth San Juan, 7 sea edie san . bs b+ By Authority of an Act of the Legislature. . _ ifornia. Locatjon of works, Grizzty Hill, . ’ nses of Sale. NOTICE! * U.S. Internal Revenue Special: ae Taxes. . : ._May 1, 1876, tg, April 30, 187%. FENHE Revised Statutes of the United States, Sections 3232, 2237, 8238, aud 3259, require every person engaged in any “buisness, avocation or employment which renders him liable toa special Tax, TO PBRCCUREAND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS-ESTABLISH MENT OR PLACE OF BOsINESS a stamp tiegoting the paynrent™ of said Special Tax for the ypecial tax year beginning May 1, 1876, before commencing. or continuing business atter—April 30th, 1376. The taxes eubraced Within the provisions of the law quoted above are the following, viz: Bectifiers... Fates $200

liquorsi. beaters, retail = 26 Dealers, wholesale liquor.:....-2.. 100 Dealers in malt liquors, wholesaie.-, 50 Dealers in malt liquors, retuil....2. 20 Dealers in leaf tobacco. 2.0.0.. 25 Retail dealers:in leaf tobacco,. ...2.... 500 And on sales of over $1,000,fifty cents for every dollar in excess of $1,000. i Dealers tn manufactured tobacco...77 5 Manufacturers of stills..2..5.5.. Se ee And for each still manutactured.:.. 20 And for each worm manufactured.. 20 Munufaecturers of tobacco...-7: rT SR ae Manufacturers of cigars. sssvissese ss =a Peddlers of tebaced, first class more than two horses or other animals} ~.—~50° Peddlers of tubacco, second class (two __ horses or otheranimals)....... 25 Peddiers of tobacco; third class (one : —heree-or eather animel).isi.:. seve 35 Peddlers of tobacco,forth class (on foot or Public conveyance.,..°***** 10 Brewers of less than 500 barrels.. ... 50 Brewers of 500 barrels or nrore....1 Any person, 80 fiablé, who shall fail to ) coniply with: the foregoing requirements will be subject to severe penalties: Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Specie] Taxes named above must apply to I. J. Kolfe, Collector of Internal Revenue at Nevada City, and pay for and procure -the Special Tax Stamp or stamps they need, prior to May 1, 1876, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE, eat =e ‘D. D. PRATT, Commissioner Internal Revenue. _ Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, D.C. February 1, 1#76, al2 Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Ce STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING,HE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the above named corporation, for the election of Trustecs for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of othes business as may coms before said meeting, will be held at the-effice of the corporation, at the Seeretary’s office, North San-Juan, Nevada Co., Staite ef Cajlifornia, on Wedndsday, May i¢th, 1876, at one O'clock, Pp. M, & = JAS. ALSTIDGER, Becretary. N, San Juan, April 10th,.1876. 7 CHROMOS, EADQUARTZRS FOR FOREIGN and AMERICAN CHROMQS. Dealers, Agents, Trunk and Box Makers, Newspaper Publishers and Tea Stores, will find a complete supply. Our new and brilliant; specialties are unequaled. Our 9x12 Mounted Chromos outsell anything in the market. Twelve samples for $1 00; one hundred fo $6. Lliustratcd catalogue free. J. LATAMAM & CO., 419 Washington Bt., Boston, Mass. P. 0. B 2154. ;. K. Pp. HEL MET, K.P. L0.0. F., . MASONIC GOODS, Schuyler, Hartley & Graham, * 19 Maiden Lane, New York. MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS. ranst CARTRIDGE BOXES, etc. for ; Regents. — om . MUSIC POUCHES, EPAULETTES, __ BATONS FOR BANDS. NAVY CAPS, With Fine Wire Cords, Superior Quality. ¥ 87 Regiments and Lodges pu chasing in quantities would be suppjied at special rates. 3 929-3m, $10 to $500. NVESTED in Wall Street often leads to fortune. A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall Street Review Sent Free, JOHN HICKLING & CO., BaxKERSs AND BROKERS, 72, Broadway; New York, 516 RB. M, HUNT; M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY = i ° Ordinance No 60. Am Ordinance to aniend Ordinance No 44. WHE Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain that tion First and Section Second of Ordinance No, 44 be amended as to read as follows ; ees fSSec. Ist. No Horned Cattle shall be permitted to run at large within.the corporate limits of the City of Nevada. = Bec. 2. It be lawful for and it is hereby made the duty of the City Marshal and . A spake to take up and impound all . Horned Cattle found running at large with. im the eorporate limits of the City of Neveda. Ww. id. 4H. Hansen, Ses ee q@copted, at 6.A. M. Aime wt Aad Se — a April 4b; 1876. es a7 County Scrip. LI. Warrants on Geneml: Puna, . regia. tered prior t Dec, 10th, 1875, will be J en aN PAYEE, 00, Seema ae. wan 2 J: ORGAN, Bawaidmnt, é : 4 est diving rates. oJ. W. COOLEY, N THE PLAZA TS UNCTION OF SAC: rvemento and Broad Stréets, NEVADA CITY, is now prepared to do CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING In allits branches, in the -most. finished tyle, and with proinptness., Pri¢esto suit the times.g og . Satisfaction G mental Painting. uaranteed. J. W. COOLFY. ‘W; D. LONG,: Attorney and Counselor at Law “<"* AND NOTARY PUBLIC, : FFICE ON BROAD SPREET, opposit ‘ the National Exchange Hotet, J. M. WALLING, va ATTORNEY. AT LAW. AND : FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block, NE VADA CITY, Cal. aps ~ BROAD STREET MARKET. . JAMES COLLEY, ¥ THE BROAD STREET MARKET, is now_ prepared to-furiish his cusMUTTON, HAM. BACON, LARD BSAUSAGES, and everything kept in a first Class marset, at wholesale or retail, at the lowMATERIALS FOR MAKING WAX FLOWERS, ETC, _ — CHOICE ASS@RTMENT of materials. . Actor making WAX FLOWERS, also Zor tumérswith the CHOTCESTBEEF, PORK;+ Notice to Creditors. , WN the Probate Court-\of the County of eWadit, . Stute-of ehtifornie. “Tn the natter of the Estate of Thomas Cline, de— ceas-d, Notice is hereby given by the um dersignes, Administrator of ‘the Estate of Thomas Cline, deceased, to the creditors of aud all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, withini our months — after the Arst publication of this ndtTiesto the said Administrator, at his-resdenc> at what is kKhown as Stumpf’s Hotel, Nevads city, Nevada County, y : F, EILERMAN, Administratnx, Dated at NeVada city, March. 27th, 1876, ds ME Wathting, Atty. — = mgr Notice to Creditors. N the matterof the Estafe of A, -W. Lscter, deceased. In Probate Court, Coun< ty of Nevada, State of California, “Noties is hereby given by the undersigned, Exe utrix of the Estate of A. W. Lester, de. ceased, to-the creditors of and all persons — ‘having claims against the said deceased te exhibit them with the hecessary vouchers within ten months after the first publica~ tion of this notice to the said Execut-ix ag the office_of Johnson & é “Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. MRS. ADDIE LESTER, Executrix of the Estate of A. W. Lester, do. _ ceased. Dated March 27th, 1876, : J. B. Johnson, Atty. for K utrix. SIDEWALK ORDINANCE. J by amended so as to-read ag foHows: Section 7—All siaewalks shall be kept in proper repair b¥the owner or owners of tee lot in front_of which, said sidewalks are or mnay,be constructed under the Provisions of this Ordinance; and if any owner or owm . ers of the lot in front of Which any ste walk is constructéd, shall suffer such side walk to become broken, or. otherwise ap out of repair, as to obstruct, impede or én. dlanger frve passage ortravel over the sang and shall suffer such aidewulk to remnsin. ao out of repair fora period of 5days after bee ing notifivd-by-the—City Marslial to repaid the same, shall be deemed to have coma ted a nuisance, and upon a convictidn 4 thereof shall be fined in_any_sum-—not—tess—— ‘than teu dollars nor exceeding tifty dolla or be imprisoned not less than five ‘days, nor more than twenty-five days. = PAINTING and DRAWING, besides STUDIES, ENGRAVINGS, PHO. \ TOGRAPHS, PAINTINGS, — PASSKPARTOUYS, and FRAMES, 9. Constantly on hand at reasonable prices, at Francisco, JoserH Roos & Co. —_N.E.—Mr, Joseph Roos is not connected “dthany other house in the sane line int ‘wueFrancibco, : nl4ttMilwaukee Brewery, L. W. DPREYFUSS, Proprietor, THE BEST LAGER BER made on the Pacific Coast can be had at the above named LEstablishment. rineese es) GOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE IT THE BEST IN THE ‘MARKET, Orders from any part of this or adjoining counties promptly filled. Nevada, March 4th; 1876, TALBOTT'’S SALOON. GRASS VALLEY ROAD, OPVOSITE ‘DHE TOLL HOUSE. es 8. TALBOTT kcepe on ‘hend-as e good LIQUORS and CIGARS asean be feund at apy Bar in the-eounty. __ Give him a call—everybody. —_f22-4m NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F, ROBINSON T_ his Store, on BROAD STREET, ov~“porite the Methodist Church, keeps constantly on band as fine a stock of GR(CERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can bé \found” in Nevadz.city, Which ‘will be sgld-as\LOW THEZLOWEST. Give mea cal). \ oA SHERIFF'S SALE. Yvirtue of an Lxecytion:4e me dirécted and delivered, issued out of the District Court of -the Fonrteenth Judicial District, in and for Nevada County, State of Califoruia, bearing date May 2d,.1876, on a ‘judgment .rendered in-said Ceurt oe: the Seventh -daye of March 3976, in favor of George E. Turner and againet Jalies A. Russ, for thesum of Three Hundred and Fifty Three aud 31-100 Dollars damages, together with $1875.coste and disbursements at the date of raid judg~ Inent, sad accruing costs amouuting to the sum of $150, with interest at the rate of Seven per cent. per. anuwm till paid princips! and ipterest-paysble in U.S. gold coin, 1 have levVied.upon’ail the right, title and interest.of the defendant, James A. tues, in and to the following described property heretofore. attached to wit; That certain Quartz.Ledge, known as the Evergrecn Ledge, deipg .situated in Nevada Township, Nevada County, California, beunded und described as iollows, to wit: Commencing atevhere a notice of lovation was posted, thence running 750 feet in an easterly direction to o stuko marked East boundary of the.,Evergreen ledge and from the said point where tue said nvtice of location was posted, running 750 feet in a westerly direction toa stake marked west boundary of.the Evergreen ledge, including all dips, .spurs, angles and variations with 3u0 feet on each side of the ssid leuge. Also the water wheéel,pumps,50 lbs steel, 6. picks,2 shovels and ail improveiiéute ypon thesaid mine. Notice is, y given that-I will expose at public salé ali the above described pro erty tuthe:hi bisider fur cash, in front of the Court Jiouse door, in the city of xevadg, on 4 x #SA&TURDAY, May 2ith, 1876, Between.the hours 9 o'clock, A: M. and 5& o'clock, P. M Given.under my hand this third day ot the BEAUX ARTS STORE, 20 Post St., San . ‘. one of the véry beet published for years, W. J. ORGAN, Pres't. _A. H. Hanson, Sec,_ = . a NILES SEARLS, ~~ atterney'and Counsel at Eaw ~"?“€T BRICK OFFICE, _, In front of the Cou A $150 BOOK FOR-10 CENTS _ The Lakeside Library 8 PUBLISHED sem!-monthly, and eact: issue contains a:COMPLETE NOvEL, by © ope of the great authors of the world, ag Chas. 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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, urns, Salt Rheam, Sore Nipples, Sweliings, Lameness, Chapped Hends, Poison. ous Bites, Bruises, &c. on the humon frame and Sprains, Str-ins, Galls, Siift Joints, Jnflammation, &c.on beast, than ail . ments put together, ; MUSTANG LINIMENT is warranted to do just what is promised, or money will be refunded. Sold by all Deumeae May, 1876. . . : and Country Stores. Be sure and get ye fu iaci meee on CEASER. bond . GENUINE. : _ By ®. C. Byrne, Under Sherif, . Lyon Manufacturing Co. TR “mi . swylay . _New Xoxk. Cross;—corneref SECTION 7 of Ordinance No. 12 is Tewe.Sumple pages