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“Hishvest Price paid for City and County
-; Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Reguler
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Jone; Stockton and Virginis City.
Drafts
Agante fur Liverpobl: Wai aek Gldbe ana or », ton 2 i
Putentz & Home Insurance Co
Francisco }-Bank of D.O. Mills, Sacramento:
Agency Bahk of California, Virginia City.
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Daily Transcript
NEVADA CITY, CAL.
———
¥. Py BROWN. M. 8, DEAL.
BROWN & DEAL,
PUBLZSHERS AXD PROPRIFTORS,
pin of Broad ana Pine Streets,
TERMS OY THE TRANSERIPT :
$43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarRenting Pn sccccecccceee OD
Three Months, “‘ wevblecescctece .
~ “per week, ‘Twenty-Five Cents.
PACIFIC INSURANCE
. COMPANY.
40 California Street, SAN FRANCISOO.
FE" AND MARINE INSURANCE
@APITAL STOOK.....:.. $1,000,000 00
Amount in excess of Capital
evailable to pay Losses and
Pivtdende. 06 665.085 08 640,065 11
ASSETS IN GOLD.
iwans on Real Estate and ColCheals worth $2,420,000.. 1,087,058 61
Qssh: in Banks. ..2.,.... 117,863 72
Waited Statesand other Stocks
son by the Company.. 226,500 00
Real Estate: The Company’s
perty, corner California
ra
Asseta in Gold.... $1,740,065 18
oe paid promptly in Gold on adjustHUNT, Pres’t. meant. J. R
4. J. RALSTON, Secretary.
Insurance effected on the most favorable
by verms :
PRESTON & FAIRCHILD,
jani { Agents for Nevada City.
BROAD STREET, NEVADA OTTy,
(PITAL stock $100, e00,
OFFICERs :
HENRY MACKIE, President.
DIRECTORS :
Jenn Cashin, H. Mackie, BW. Tully,
pat John W. Hinds.
Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted:
Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or
Bullion for rend curoane = the boveey
General and Specia posits rece: fs
-Francises;
ty.
on Eastern Cities, London and Germ ies,"
OoRRESPONDENTS—Bank
of Cal farnis; San
Give me a call.
Nevada, March, 27th,
“DENTISTRY.
pHs. HUGHSON .& HOL us
Ds. opened an office, err
midds Haildiag, Broad Street:
They are to j all kinds of
mele Spree Desay inthe
ay * ' ’
Mtificlal Teeth, nested bigs a, Si’ ver,
pn mie Alttminiun. Satisfaction
a8 to quality and price of work.
Seca Macy ot ana cemimnd
“THOS, FINDLEY & C0.,
aT 4 BAN
¥
MAT STREET.. .,.. GRASS VALLEY.
Prmcuase GOLD BUST, MAKE AD
‘vances d Dust, f Aepay Cointrae U8. ing Ms FoF Asay or
Setramento, Witgtate City,
? ind
re ty.
ay
THE BANK: OF CALEPORNTA EXCHANGE
"POR SALE ON
ATE OF JOHN DO: R, di be]
acreage t
*40EN DORR, Wesenacd to’ the ‘cred.
i
&nd all persons having claims
pat the said deeeaned,'to exhibit them
é
tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the
Giftr.
be awarded, preciscly similar to the method
adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile
Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco,
and under the supervision of well known
citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association,
benevolent one, for the Benefit, of Schools,
Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in
North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and:
support of the public.
beyond a doubt. A large number of its
‘Tickets having already been sold to citizens
of Ban Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of
the States and Territories on this Coast.
San Juan, will receive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets,
percent allowed to Agents.
managers of this Association in instituting
this Gift Concert
fessional and business men of North San
Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley.
PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of
ic) n good style, is prepared to farnish
Fruit, Candies, Berries? Cligtirs,
NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1871.
$43,000 IN GOLD COIN!
Positively the last Postponement
—_—
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, *
AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA,
$ POSTPONED UNTIL. THE 1th DAY
OF NOVEMBER NEXT, when
ded-in Gold Coin, as Premiums !
50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each.
The Gifts rauge from $5.000 to $10.
There will be NO CANCELLATION of
The drawing will take place, and the Gifts
The object of this Association is & purely
+ The success of this Association is placed
Mesers. Block & Furth, Bankers, North
Acommirsion of Sixteém and two-thirds
Asa guaranty of the good faith of the
we will refer to the pro' JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer.
AW orders and communications to
JAMES A, STIDGER, Sec’y,
North Sam Juan, Cal.
John Jack's Variety Store.
eee
Broad Street, Nevada City. i
OHN JACK having fitted
2
Febacco, Poultry, Fancy -.
Goods, &e. &e.
At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give
me a call.Nevada, J une 16th,
MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA
Ne ipente leaves Nevada city every day at 7
connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express,
for Lake Cify, Nerth Bloomfield, Moores’
Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka;
all Express business promptly rhage ne
, Express leaves Nevada eve day for t
STAGE LINE,
o’clock, 4; M. and & every day,
Packages delivered, collections made and
@ i poi
m3 WELLS & HERRING Proj 'rs
NATIONAL EXCHANGE
BROAD STREET, seaeerey NEVADA CITY.
PP\UIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL 33 AL
the Traveling Public. Large additions have
been made to it, and been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large
airy and comforta
compare favorably with that of any Hotel
in the State. -The Proprictor will spare no
pains nor expense to render hig guests comforta’
their at this Hotel.
the accommodation of the Traveling Public.
Billiard Tables and Bar connected
with tlie Hotel.
ly solicited.
@AOLRL;
J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor.
' “Ways open fé¥ ‘the accommodation of
ble, and the: Table will
bie.
Sta for all parts of the State have
The House is kept oper all night for
A share of Public Patronage ie respectful
declt ‘0. JOHN A. LANCASTER.
= PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
Nevada City. o15
DR. F. BUELOW
ACCOUCHEUR AND OCULIST,
Office—Corner of Spring and Pine Streets,
sacon NAFFZIGAR, Prop’r.
kK Sah cm atall imes, a
ao hehe ok eet Clee , BUILDING AND MININ
Splendid Quality of MEW LARD,
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, é&.
All of which fw the very best to
“Nevada; Oot, 26th,
UNION MARKET.
$150,000
GOLD COIN PREMIUMS!
TILL BE AWARBDED-PO TH SEASON
‘ TICKET HOLDERS on the
‘27th day of November, 1871.
tan Benevolent Society, of
hold their Second Grand
Broad, Street ‘Theatre, Nevada
, in aid of the following charitable
ist, Public Schoo
2d, Public Libra
3d, Orphan A
pias ay Zp . the State of California, entitled “an Act to
BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CIty
The Cosmopoli Opposite National Exchange Hotel.
California, will
ANCASTER &. ROBINSON have
OT OF HORSES and
GGIES to be found ‘in
the LARGEST I
CARRIAGES and BU
this part of the State.
. TEAMS, with
and Hacks to let
on the most reasonable terms.
Our Horses are
ls of Nevada County;
ry of Nevada City ;
sylum, Nevada County ;
Department, Nevada Gity.
100,000 Season Tickets of Admission will be Sold at $2 50 cach.
All the Premiums will be deposited in the
BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY,
Elegant. Buggies, Wagons
at the shortest notice and
free from vice, of good
and capable of going as fast as any genan cares. to drive,
Carriages for Funerals
Good Saddle Horses always on hand.
led by the day, week or month
the greatest of care guaranteed
LANCASTER &
Nevada, May 25th.
attended to with
1 Premium, Gold Coin
1 Premium, Gold Coin
ee
ee
1 Premium, Gold Coin
1 Premium, Gold Coin
1 Premium, Gold Coin
1 Premium, Gold Coin
15 Premiums, Gold Svuin, $7,000 each 15,000
5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500
8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400
25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 cach — 6,250
100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000
100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each. 5,000
200 Premiums, Gold Coin,
500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. -12,500
1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin,
perp ae ea LUTZ would respectfully inform
€ people of Nevad
can be found at hi
BROAD STREET, a few a
National Exchang.
ference teow wee
a@ and vicinity
8 old stand, on
oors below the
e Hotel, prepared to make
Neatestand best fitting Boots {
To be had in the State. Try me and judge
Repairing of all kinds done at low rates,
SACRAMENTO STREET
_ MACHINE sHop.
$30 each. 6,000
$20 each 20,860
2,005 Premiums am't to. FY!" o. FISHER, Proprietor.
Business Managers,
J. CORWELL
By Special permission we refer to the fo]lowing wéll known citizens :
Jehn H. Dickson,
T. WeSigourney;
Machinery of all kinds made to order,
REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY.
Fisher's Hydraulic Chief!
The Best Machine in the State for
-Hydraulie ‘Mining !
ti #9 Manufactured to order on short neee. :
H. HAGADORN, . .
Sheriff Nevada County;
hn A. Lancaster, National Exchange
Nevada Transcript
County-Treasurer;
Hi
M.S. Deal, Editor
G, v. Schmittbur,
Julius Green walc
Geo. B. Newell, ex
Thos. J,Garda
his _SECOND HAND ENGINES }
Three Steam Engines,
sale by FRANK H. FIs:
Nevada, Feb. 25th,
evada Gazette; »’ for
try heriff Nevada Coun
D.E. Bell,’ De: uty Post: te
“G.-G. Allen, Ne
Judge-T. H. Rolf
Geo. K. Philli
Wm. R. Coe, Chie
veda Founiry; NEVADA RESTAURANT.
COMMERCIAL STREET,
ep ne H. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Meals at all hou
with the-best the mar
Meals from 25 to 50 cents,
I¥ YOU WOULD’
A CALL, i
Nevada, Aprll 18th.
f Enginecy Fire Depart.
eld, ex-Chief Engineer Fire
ter, Merchants;
Y, Marchants;
_ L. Nihell, Pity ; i
Good ble agents wanted. Libera]
lowed. . Maney should be
68, or by Draft on any solvent
68 all communications to
Cc. B. SOCIETY,
Nevada City, Cal.
TOBACCO.
sent by Expre JAS. H. FRENCH.
Bank
P: ,; Ho! for New York and Boston
ATLROAD TICKETS TO"
AND BOSTON, via
Omaha, Chicago,
Pennsylvania : Centra} and
tes—Ist, 2nd and 34 classes.
had by applying to W. H,
ithe Stage Office, National
NWALD, BROAD STREET
, keeps constantly on hand
Selected stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cas
other Favorite Brands.
ULIUS GREE NEW YORE
& large and w ;
Pan Handle Ron
: DAVIDSON, ‘at
TOBACCOEvery variety ef Fine a
Cut Chewimg and
Smoking TéCH. FERRAND, .
Photographie and Daguerrean
A RTI ST,
VERY kind of Ph
PLUG TOBACCO — Such as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces.
Golden Twist, and other brands.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
8” Country Dealers will find it
8.and Ambron the best style of the Art.
» Over Tam’s Saloon,
JAMES A. STIDGER,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
: sale of Mining Claims.
". selling Houses, Lots ke,
romptl attended te.
STIDGER, AT NORT
JAMES MONRO,
IN BEEF, MUTT
EF, CORNED
reasonable rates for Cash.—
Street, opposite the N.
JULIUS GREENWALD.
Nevada, Oct. 34, 1871.
=m
NILES SEARLS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
FFICE—Oorner of Broad and Pine St.
over Greenwald's Cigar Store.
the road to keep ft from washing, and in
raitiy 8480. Also, the bri gesandcu
Meats sold at peed 6
diately, and to be ‘kept so during the whole
Shop on Broad term ‘of the re) le There must be no
ROCERIES & PROOPPOSITE METHODIST CHURGH,
h Goods received every
struction or repair ef.amy bridge. or culvert
on the line of gajd hoad,.
plank be used thereon less than three (3)
inches. in thickness: for) such constraction
or repairs, and in every case spruce must
be wsed when the same can be obtained.
The potion is required to keep the road
clear of obstructions, He is also required
to pass.over the road each Spring anil see
that the ruts are filled, the road leveled and
the. loose rock taken therefrom, ¢
A. C. NILES,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
¢)"= AT THE COURT HOUSE,
Nevada, May 25th.
&* New and Fres
week, from the Bay.
at the lowest cash rates and
deliveved free Of charge. o2
CRYSTAL SPRINGSAW MILL.
(romPany, OF LONDON. sen teenth nena! Sl
da. UNION INSURANCE ComP’y,
ML, & D. MARSH, i
BEP CONSTANTLY’ ON HAND’ A Capital $3,000,000,
all times & complete stock of K
NOLUMBER, . . FAUKNER, BELL & 00,,.Agente for the . Capital ‘tary
‘JOHN PATTISON,
Agent for Nevada City,
——GUSTAVE TOUCHARD...,. President,
. CALDWELL, FPYEE UNION makes no merit: of
Justice of the Peace
al! ite obligations ee nae Pa
Direc’ C4 ° e H The Sphasta ter one vever
Aan
W. M. BAILEY, M.D. « CARIEX & -Te:
URGEON AND HOMQEPATHIC Keep
P ,
on BROAD. sT REET
ital.
. ox
tonal Pxchamge Hotel. ~ — i
:
¥
Notice toTax Payers and Contractors,
O'MCE is hereby given that in accordance with an Act of the Legisiature of
provide for the location, construction, and
maintenance of Public Roads in the County
of Nevada,” L will-sell-at pnblic sale.to the
lowest bidder, in front of Walling's Hotel,
Rough and Ready, on! Saturday, November
25th, 1871, at bo’clock, P. M., contracts for
repairing and keeping in repair until Sepber 3d, 1873,-the following described
roads of said county, in,
ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP:
Seetion No. 1. Commencing from the
janction of the American Raneh and Tnodian
Springs road on the old McCourtney road to
the Yuba County line, — miles more
Oc less,
This line of road: requires break-waters
and turn out. places, to turn’ the water off
the road to keep it from washing, and. in
good passable traveling order through the
Winter. Also, to keep the ditches mn dur.
ing the rainy season. Also, the Witces and
culverts tu be put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so d
the whole term of the contract. There shall
be no unsound timber or Plank used in the
construction of any bridge or culvert on the
line of said road. nor shall any plank be
used thereon less than three inches in thick.
ness for such repairs or construction, and
in all cases spruce must be nsed when the
Same can beobtained. The contractor will
be required to keep the road clear of obstructions. He will also be required to pass
over the road é¢ach Spring and see that the
ruts are filled, the road leveled and the
loose rock therefrom.
Section No. 2, Commencing “from the
Grass Valley township line, on the old McCourtney road, to Indian Springs, four
miles more or less. 4
This line of road requires break-waters
and turn out places, to turn the water off
the road to keep it from washing, ani in
good passable traveling order through the
winter. Also, the ditches to be kept open
during the rainy season. Also, the Gridues
and culverts to be put in good substantial
repair immediately, and to be kept so dur.
ing the whole term of the contract. There
must be no unsound timber or plank uséd
in therepair or construction of any bridge
or culvert on the line of said road, nor must
any plcuking be used of a less thickness
than three dh eae — such construction
or repairs, and must spruce hunsber if
the same can be obtained. The contractor
is required to keep the road Clear of obstructions. He is also required to pass
over the road each Spring and see that. the
ruts are filled, the road leveled and the
loose rock taken therefrom.
Section No. 3. Commencing at the junetion of the Sacramento and Marysville roads,
fn Penn Valicy, to Pet Hill toll road; also
all that portion of road lying between. the
Union tarnpike and Hutch’s toll road, eight
miles more or less.
This line of Toad requires. broak-waters
and-ttrn out places, to-turh_ the water off
the road. to: keep it from Washing, aiid in
ood passable traveling order through the
inter. . Also, to keep the ditches o mn during the rainy season. Also, the and
culverts to pe put in good substantial repaiy
immediately, and to be kept so during’ the
whole term of the contract. There must
be no unsound timber or Plank used in the
eonstruction or repair of, any bridge or cul.
vert on the line of said road, nor must any
plank be used in the construction or repair
thereot of a less thickness than three (3)
inches, and in every case Spruce must be
used if the same can be'obtained. The contractor is required to Aeep the road clear of
obstructions, He is algo Tequired to pass
over the road each Spring and see. that the
ruts are filled, the road leveled and the
loose rock taken theréfrons. :
Section No, 4, Commencing at the coun.
ty Tine near the Union Ranch, on the Marysville toad, thence by Mooney Fiat ' and
Oague's to the Anthony House, six miles
more or less.This line of road requires break-waters
and turn out places, made to turn the water
off the road to keep it trom Washing, and in
good traveling order through the Winter,
Also, the ditches tobe open during the
rainy season. Also, the bridges and culye
to be put in g6od substantial repair immediately, and to be kept go during the whole
erm of thé contract. There must be not
unsound timber ea pre used in the construction or repair o: any, bridge or culvert
on the Tine of said‘road, hor ee any plank
be used of «less thickness than three (3)
inches for or in suchiconstruction or repairs,
and ih every case spruce must be used other,
the same can be obtained. The contractor
is required to keep the road clear of obstructions. He is also required to pass Over
the road each Spring to see that the ruts are
filled, the road ‘leveled and thé loose rock
taken therefrom, 1
Section No. 5. Commencing at Peter
Kapp’s, thence along the Dew grade up
Beckman Hill, thence near Beasley's Ranch
through Kentucky Flat to Deer eek over
the new bridge, thence to the-Union turnpee: also from the junction of this and
ewtown roads,. through Newtown to Nevada Township line, otal distance, eight
and one-half injles more or less,
This line 9 road requires break-waters
and turn out places, to turn the water off
goed traveling order through the Winter.
Als6, to keep the ditches open during the
Vv
erts
to be put in ial repair ixameunsound timber or Jumber used in the enmor must any
“<WM. DAWS,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.ALL PAID UP,
its losses, is pre to, and will
NO, 63.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WM. R. COE. keeps.
constantly on hand Gents”
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, La.
APS dies, Misses '& Children’s
Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes:
Slippers, &e. ‘ a)
. AT my. Goods are from the. best Manufaeturers of New York,Philadelphia and.Boston.
Rabber ‘Boots, Gents, Ladies, Mi and
Children’s Shoes, just fromthe m nufactory, Téce¥ved by the last steamer. Talso have
a full assortment of Blecking, Neats. Foot
Of, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, So'
Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails; Threed,
Nails, Lasts, and in fact cverything to be
found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store,
REPATRING DONE in the very: best styloy:
Boots and Shoes made to order,
And a good fit warranted in every case,
ep Boots of my own manufacture slwayt .
ke hand and will sell my Goods
Gian
cheape on any other House in this city, re ;
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NEVADA IRON AND BRAgS
FOUNDRY.
SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY.
ALL KINDS OF TRONRY
am BRASS CASTINGS, .
Quartz and Saw Mii Machinery .
STEAM ENGINES,
PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR ¥
executed in: superior style, ahrolnced telont:
ee
Nevada, May %th, =. °° 4
MILWAUKEE BREWERY.Tig Fg DBEXFORS contin a
facture as good, ¥ t.te PABA,
‘ LAGER BEER
As cart be found on the Pacific coast;
sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and -hot=
tles. Leave your orders at the oid stand, —
Spring Street, Nevada City.
And they will be promptly and faithful]
attended to. (Give mea telah. Tam f
fident of giving the very hest satisfaction,
LaGer Brrr delivercd to any part of the
ounty Free or Omarde, iit jypters
HATR DRESSING SALOON,
HAVING 25 cents, Shempooing 2%
= Hair Cutflng 25 cents. ine Arche.
Baths—Hot of,.00l4'25 cents,Hair Dregging Room for Ladies and. ChiiTEETH. ye nthe Leeches apptiadfor 25 cta. Cu ng 25 cts, se ml
FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES
GRASS VALLEY,
—
A A E UNDERSIGNED. HAVING Pur.
chased the Stables ana Livery Bn
heretofore conducted by James Faulknor,
aa offers’ to accommodate the public by
VINE SADDLE HORSES,
And attending to. all matters connectia with
a! ae Business in @ most Satisfactory
me Jj
ha” HORSES.Bi t H
Week or Month. WADED ky Abe Root Tey
None but experienced ana carpfin ni
employed, Satisfaction guarentead in all
Canes, ;
HENRY SCAaDDEN.
THE GEM SALOON,
FRONT STKEET., csnedgy +++ op TRUCKEE
WILLIAM, WELLS, Proprietor.
HE BARI the bes
Saltveys suppHe? with
bey 68 and exc) Cigars,
Square Rapa pecrep tenes on han
all and take a nip ‘when You are dry J?
: — ———.
‘Bed Room and Parlor Seis
Down to Common’ CHATRS AND TABLES,
=e J. &. JdttNsTON.”
_Reveds, Oct. 19, 1971,
National Exchange Hotel Buiidtng. ©
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