November 21, 1871 (4 pages)

4% FES ; ait 4 ibe Bullion ae Assay or Coinage at the Mint. ti ahant-mar if ie orasegenk me eo tegit ee om pilin & rr Bh Daily Transcript LAS tT” ‘wo TICE: NN NEVADA CITY, heen $1, ied } Laeatiaes H ia, ik Det: ¥ authority of a Speetal: ‘Act of the Leg¥., Pe PTs " islature of Kentucky, of March 13th,71 * BR & DEAL. phe Trustees of the Public Library of Ken. PUBLISHERS pres th PROPRIETORS, tosis willgive a corner of Broad and Pine Streets, GRAND GIFT CONCERT, ep OF THE e TRANSCRIPTS ‘AT LOUISVILLE, KY. ou earth advance. 5.+0-s. fee $19 4 On Gatavda’, wee: tore: six Mo: . . Meee ene e genes Ook Dee. a gcealamaceeids aes eset 300}. j—wek ge ae Twenty-Five Cents. ONE. HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS OR IRL ETE TESST TT TT, or. ADMISSION, $10 EACH, : “IN CURRENCY. PACIFIC INSURANCE Half Tickets, $5; Quarter;Tickets $2 5 ; COMPANY. ee ee GAPETAL, STOCK. ..0.-1+ «$1,000,000 00 amount in excess of Capital emaisahia to yay ego Dividends. . -€40,065 11 ASSETS ‘IN ‘GOLD. Loans 6n Real Estate and “fail Praying Fs ag 420,000. 1,087,058 61 ree "177,863 72 bar oy States and other Stocks : owned by the 4e CARB ART . 226,500 00 Real Ratate: The Company’s . perty, corner oelbne st one sidesdorff team cicene 146,000 00 edde ec egneepenpoeh 162,64 ” seit Assets in Gold.. 74.0, 065 11 romptl in Go ad on. adjust\asees paid & ptly pa ‘ment. , Pres’t. A.J. RALSTON, PTI Jasupsine effected on the most favorable terms PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, jant Agents for Nevada City. BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Qyrrtae STOCK $100, o¢e OFFICERS : ' HENRY wECEYE, President. BR. Ww. ‘TOLLY., ye. ~. CASHIER. ie prnsoreas.:. das, Whartenby, Chas. Marsh, A. €. Niles; dehn Cashin, H. Mackie, 3 W. Tully, . ae) Mohn W. Hinds. _ MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral toMivbest Price paid for City and County Warrants Lean! Pendere Bought and seid at Regular arr} Dust: Bought. Bullion: discounted. Liberal advances madé on Gold Dust or General and Speciai Deposits received: > Ohecks:on San Franciseo, Sacramento,’ Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. ‘ Dratts.ou Husterm Cities; Tokbenend Guts man. a .fer-Eaverpool; London; Globe ani Phenix & Home Insurance Companies. CORRESPORDENTSs—-Bank of Galifarnia; San Francisco ; Bank.of D.O. Milis,; Sacramento; Agency Bank of California, ‘Wergisite Gtty. BROAD STREET MARKET. Reseed with the toot of SEEF _Oriiers filled from Pali and Meats de. “PMENTISTRY. Pee HUGHSON & Hou ws we Kidde Babaing, Sipe nor Street. So sr aU Kage ot wT: fed on an alg GOLD BUST, MAKE AD“Si Vanees oh Gold Dust, for Asewy or Coinae THR BARK 08 CALIFORNIA MIOEANe: « POR SALE ON KEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, ‘LeRbon, DUBLIK, — “OASANEGG to: Orediters.Ens see nce daceneed te . Ti te, will he sant by registered letter; the méy for them niay “sent by Post Office money order, greenbacks, or ‘ Each ‘Ticket will consist of four g value, $2 60 each. ‘The holder is entitledto admission to thé Concert;and ito the amount of the award to it or its faction. we ¢ WersGite He _ $550,000 TY CUBRENCY. Will be distributed to the holders.of tickets in gifts of from $100,000, the highest, te $100, the lowest—being 721 gifts in all. The Concert is for the benetit of the Publie Library of Kentucky, = CITIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY.’ ais TREASURER, ea And the Corporators and Supervisors are the Hon. Thomas E. Bramlette, late Governor epee and twenty-seven of the most distinguished and respectable men of the State. The undersigned, late principal Business Manager of the very successful GiftConcert for the benefit:of the Mercantile Library of San Francisco, has been appointed Agent and Manager of this Grand Gift Concert, The drawing and distribution will take place in public, and everything will be done to satisfy the buyers of tickets that their in, terests Will De as well protected as if they were persohally present fo .superintend the htire affair. Fer Tisets and informstion apply M.A. FRENCH, Virginia Aral Nevada. Enough ‘have been sold.to insure a drawing already. The office in Loniaville will close Nuyember 30, to clean up. The draw. ing will take place ‘December 16th, and pay-ment of gifts commente December 20, 1871. n2 QHAS BR. PETERS, Managers. . John Jack's Variety Store. Broad Street, Nevada City. the public Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco,’ Poultry, Fancy Goods, d&ec. &e. all Express business promptly attended to. @bove named ma ints. & HERRING Proj ‘rs $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! BE AWARDED TO THK SEASON TICKET HOLDERS on the 27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of California, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes : 1st, Public Schools of Nevada County ; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 3d, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; ath, Fire Department, Nevada City. . 100, 006 Season ‘Tickets of Aamission will be Sold at $2 50 each. eines) BROAD STREET; NEVADA OITY: @ppodfte National Exchange Hotel. ANCASTER & ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and . GARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part of the State. . TEAMS, with El ‘Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any genf Nomen is hereby given that in accordPINE STREET, next door'te the Corner of OHM. JACK having fitted tiie new Store a ro sear pda is propaced' to fprnish at the LOWEST MARKET PRIGE. Give mes \ Rliven & Potter, Merchante: Novedal Vue Hoth. Lester. MyMov. Merchants; ¥. Nihell. Citv Marshal: iy ity , Goort-responetble avente wanted. Titers MOORE’ 8 as AND wR eemaralnnicean. aes ii alee “caoukie A’ LINE.* TAGE leaves Nevada city every y at T Cc. SOCIETY, Ss o'clock, A. M. and returnin day, _pl Powe City, "Cal. connecting with Wells, Fargo & ” 88, _ Taalenanand Geheumieuee unaseede CIGARS AND TOBACCO. . Packages delivered, collections made and Express.leaves Nevada every day for the All the Premiums willbe deposited im the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS. 1 Premium, Gold Goin. ...:.$25,000. 1 Premium, Gold Ogin.... 15,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin. .... 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin. .... %;000 1 Premium;Gold Coin... “y. 4,000 1 Premium, GoldOoin...<. . 8,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin...6 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. he. pila 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Goin.. Sea 000 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1.000 each 15.000 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 % Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— _ 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each. 5,000 200 Premiume, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 600 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,600 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20/860 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, 000 Business Manegers. A.W. POTTER. ASH: HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE Rv ‘Serial Hermisdion we refer to the following well known cftizenr : Tehn A. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada" County; TW. Sigourney John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel: WM. 8. Deal. Kditor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster: __Jnliue Greenwald, County Treasurer: Geo. B. Newell, ex-Countv Superviedr: Thos, J, Gardner, Editor Neyada Gazette; Pp. Banner. Merchant: _R. B, Gentry. Inte Rhetiff Nevatlla County: D. F. Rell, Denuty Postmaster; _ Tra A. Paton nia Fiotel:” G, G, Allen, Nevaile Foundry; Judge T. H. Rolfe: ; eae Merchant; A.A ism erchant: : , Rees R. Coe, Chief Tprgincss Wire Depart. meént;.: C. T. Canfield, ex-Chief Engineer Fire partment: A. Sandford. Merchant: sent by Exnrers, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address all canimtmications to TLINS GRRENWALD, BROAD STREET Nevada City, keene conetantiv on hand s large and well selected stock of HOTEL, J, 4. LANCASTER, Proprietor. gant tye The Sleeping Rooms, are at wanes EXCHANGE HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL Is AL. ways open for the accommodation of R ine Travalieng Public. ‘Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up aoe HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cabanas, Matilda, Figaros, and all other Favorite Brands. TOBACCO: Every variety ef Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. PLUG TOBACCO — Sach as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands. and comfortable, and the thine wi will compere fevorsbly with that of Lay Hotel WHOLESALE OR RETAIT. in the Bitte, The Frvprielor will spare no . ea Country Destors wilt find it greatly ‘. For: “. to their advantage to call and examine my et oil. Denta-ot the State have . Stock and Prices.» their’ this Hotel. open th “JULIUS GREENWALD. the accommodation of wottng hae. Nevada, Oct. 34, 1871. eeepentnt mer cons NILES SEARLS, ME rien of Public Patnonage is respectful Attorney and.Counselor at Law, icited. FFICE—Corner-of Broad and Pine Ste. , decd. JOHN A. LANCASTER. over Gree wsid's.Otaar Store. DR. ¥. BUELOW CHARLES F. ROBINSON, — = PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, Salta af 7 aston erga j ; a & PRO‘Omte—Cornear of pring and Pine Streets, eva City) o1S PROSITE MET BORIS? CHUBCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. — wa eS at all tag fro —— ats YRAW#’S CURING, t Leroabk sa; SEP ah onset be had in this market. DRIGUIGA DOF sM F COMMERCIAL STREBT : i oo Sp in? Ws HKG Me Splendid Gaalityaf NEW LARD, Dest RM Meo 8 SJ New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods’ sold at the lowest cash tates and delivered ‘trée of of charge. 02 CRYSTAL srRING SAW MILL. ’ y EEP CO’ Y ON HAND AT K all times +) ate stock of BUILDING AND MININGLUMBER, . ‘30RN. CALDWELL, ” ; Jnatiee af the 2 Ee NB ATTORNEY AT LAW? Rational Hotel My Pe BAILEY .MeDy ‘sila i HOMGEPATHIC tleman cares to drive prom’ Good Saddle Horses always on hand. :and the greatest of care Carriages for Fireman attended towith Horses boarded by the day, week or month ‘uaran LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. BOOTS } LUTZ would respectfully inform e. the people of Nevada and vicinity that he can be found at his old stand, on BROAD STREET, a few doars below ‘the National Exchange Hotel, prepared to make te erder the Nentost and test fitting Bovis iTobe had in the State, Try me and judge for.yourself. Hepes ofall kinds done ‘i low rates, BOOTS ! BOOTS ! SAGRAMENTO STREET MACHINE SHOP. pear i. FISHER, Rrepelaten: Machinery ofall kinds made to order. .WEPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. Fisher’s Hydraulic Chief! The Best Machine in the State for Hydraulic Mining ! @2° Manufactarea ts order on short notiae. . SECOND HAND ENGINES t y Engines, in good ‘order, for Three sdie by FRANK H. FISHER. Nevada, Feb. 25th. NEVADA RESTAURANT. COMMERCIAL STREE®, . NEVADA . Orr. *\ aecger HH. ‘PRENCH, Proprietor. Meals at all heurs. Pspies supplied with the best the market afford Meals from 25 to 50 cents. ; IF YOU WOULD LIVE WELL, GIVE ME A CALL. JAS. H. FRENCH. gin moni &prli Lsth. Ho! fer New York and Boston ATLROAP. TICKETS TO nEW, YORK AND BOSTON, via Omaha, Chicago, Via Fort Wayne, Pennsylyania Central and Pan Handle Routes—lIst, 2nd and 3d clnsses, Tickets can be had by applying to W. H, DAVIDSON, atthe “Stage Office, National Exchange Hotel. Photographic and Daguerrean ARTIST, A Eyam kind of Photograptis and Ambroae taken in the best style of the Art. INE STREET, over Tam’s Saloon, 4 JAMES A. STIDGER, TTORNEY AT LAW. Agent for =" sale of Mining Claims. Leasing and selling Houses, Lots ke. Coljections promptly attended to. Office with O, P. STIDGER,\AT NORT. SAN JUAN. j9 rr NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING; NOVEMBER 21,1971. Notice to Tax. Payers andContractors. ance with an Act of the Legisiature of the State of, California, entitled ‘‘an ‘Act to provide for the location; construction, and’ maintenance of Public Roads i inthe County of Nevada,” I will sell at publi¢ sale to the lowest bidder, in frontof Walling’s Hotel, Rough and Ready, on Saturday, November 25th, 1871, at 1 o’clock, P. M., a repairing and keepipg in repair unti 'ptember oa. 1873, the following described roads of said county, in ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP: Section No.1. Commencing from the junction of the American Ranch and Indian Springs road on the old McCourtney road to the Yuba County line, — miles more or 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, td keep thé ditches open during the rainy season, :* Also, the bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and-to be kept so during 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 thickness for such repairs or construction, and in all cases spruce must be used when the same can be obtained. The contractor will bé required to keep the road clear of ob. structions. He will also be required to pass over the road each Spring and see that the ruts are filled. the road leveled and the looge rock tetkoai therefrom. Section No. Commencing*from the Grass Valley dowaittily line, on the old —McCourtney road, to Indian Springs,: four miles more or less. This line of road requires break-waters and turn ont places, to turn the water. off the road to keep it from washing, and in good passable traveling order through the winter. Also, the, ditches toe kept open during the rainy season. Also, the bridges repair immediately, and to be kept so during the ‘whole term of-the contract. There must be no unsound timber or plank used in the repair or construction of .any bridge . > alent on the line of said road, nor must plenking be used of a less ‘thickness thea three (3) inches for such construction or repairs; and mnat be spruce lumber if the same can be obtained. ‘The contractor is required to keep the road clear of obstructions. He ig 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 junction of the Sacramento and Marysville roads, in Penn Valley, to Pet Hill toll road; also all that portion of road lying between the Union turnpike and Hatch’s toll road, eight miles more or less, This Hye of road reqnires ‘brenk-waters oa turn out places, to turn the water off e road to keep it from washing, and in good passable traveling order throtigh the Winter. Ajso, to keep the ditches oper during the rainy season. Also, the bridges and culverts to.pe put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of the contrat. ‘There must be,no unsound timber or usedin. the ¢onstruction or repair of any bridge or culvere ee the line.of said:road, nar must eny be used in the construction er repair thieréof ofa léss thickness than three (3) inches, and in every case spreee mist. be used if the sume can’be obtained. The contractor is required to ms the road rene of obstructions. He to pass over the road each ‘and see that the xess eae ape _— leveled and the oose roc. en therefro Section No. 4: Commadcthg at the county line near the Union Ranch, om the Marysville road, thence by Mooney Flat and Oague's to ‘the Anthony House, six miles more or less. This line of road requirés breakwaters and turn out Dieent, made to turh:the water off thé roadsto k a it from washing, and in good traveling through the Sinton. Also, the pores tobe kept open during. the aie eke oe era ately, an ept so the w. of Wa tomaruet”: Phake “enent Ne “aacund timber er plank used in,¢he construction or repair of any bridge or culvert on the.line of said oad, nor must any plank be used of s less thickness than three (3) inches for or in suchiconstruction or repairs, and in every case must be used when the same can be o is required to keepf the road clear of obstructiéns. He isajso reqnired to pass over the road each Spring to see that the ruts are filled, the road d¢veled and) the “Igoe rock taken therefrom. Section No. 5 ‘Commencing at Peter Rap pp's, thence aleng the new grade u up Beckinan Mill, thence near Beasley's Ranch through Kentucky Brat te Deer ik over the new bridge, thence tothe Union turnpike; alse from the function of this and Newtown roads, ¢hrongh Sewtown to Nevada Township lime. Total distance, eight and one-balf miles mere or less. Thig line of road poupines dceak-waters JAMES MONRO, PALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, K Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Te: ml raaly CORNED BEEF, CORNED and turn out places, arn the water off the road to: keep it from washing, and in good Hpeveling, order through the Winter. Also, to keep thé ditches open during the rainy season. Alans 4 the bridgesand culverts to be put in g substantial repair immediately, and to be ‘kept so dtring the whole term of the contract. There must be no unsound timber or lumber used in the conA. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law (QTE AT THE COURT HOUR, Nevada; May 26th. struction or repair’of any bridge or culvert on the line. of, said roadj;mor must any plank be used thereon less than three (3) ‘9 repairs — for such’ eénstruction or reps and in every case spruce. must used when the same ‘can rs obtained. pigeon contractor is. required.té keep the road clear of obstructions. He is also required — to pass over the road each Spripgand ree that the ruts are filled, the road leveled and the deose rock taken therefrom, . WM. DAIS, Road Comamissiones, Neyada County, bialtag INSURANCE Pwo Om CANE MRAETER? en BROAD ae EON : 'g ~ 4 ————— @Grop in and sec ts. so nit irienae new. ¢ nvited a4 NO: 66. BOOTS AND SHOES. pes WM. R. COE. k constantly on hand Gent Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, BW dics, Misses 8 Ohildten's Balmorals, Gaiters;Shoes * All my Goods are from the best.Mannfacturers of New York,Philad iphia and Boston, Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children’s. Shoes, just from the menufactory, received by the laststeamer, Lalso have a full assortment of Blacking, Neats. Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lacé Leather, Pegs, Nails, Thread, ie found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store. REPATRING DONE in the very post style. Boots and Shoes made to order, Anda good fit warranted in every ascs. E keep Boots of my Own manufacture alWays on hand and will sell my Goods as cheap as,any other House in this city. 43 ‘YOLL 2 ‘sseg ‘NVMGOOD ‘HL and cuiverts to be put in good substantial . ’ rainy season. Also, the bridges a and Clears’ ‘ ned. The contractor . dren &06'0 <8t'8 2 ose ee: 24 2 “K ‘i009 *paydaoxa Aspung ‘6. 6 bt «. xq . x03,2390g “ATeg, UyeLL “MepZo ‘O4la "VA Og BOTW, BAA eusy LG" DAV . sserd “pUsLysO 0, ABAIBIL 0} Wvtotg t *10} 4203.9 "asGr BS ‘um ag “ELST \ ‘GVOUTIVU OIA Va IVUING? “ATR UIeLE 103 waBsBg ssa De AE Pe Pe re ae ees ale a ie 5 zdng ‘N40, 4 E 2 E mY o'9 . f < WEG" Be el STL m2 0e'Sl *perdaoxa ‘Ad ae. on: © sk NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. nee ‘ ALL KINDS OF IROX 3 ® PAND-i mn om BRASS ‘CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery . STEAM ENGENES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, GAR WHEELS, &e executed in snpeérior style, at reduced prices. DAVID THOM. i GEO. G, ALLAN, Nevatta, May 25th. MILWAUKEE iE BREWERY, W. DREYFUSS continues to mean facture as good, LAGER BEER pao can be found on the Pacific coast, Lager the qnart, gallon, in kegs and botve your orders at the old stand, . Spring Street, Nevada. City; is And they will be prom and faithfully attended to. Give’ ine rey? T am con . wae, of giving oe — ‘best Ratisfaction. ER BEER delivered to pre ounty Prem or Charo. SAT Part my HAIR DRESSING SALOON, ee. Pamir DUCA. AVIRG 25 cents, Shampoving 26 Ss Hair Cutting 25 cents. pha beam Hot or (01426 cents. * Hair Dressing, Koom for Ladiés and ‘cans. + »-~pPreprietor. TEETH EXTRACTED: Leeches rag for 25 cts, Grpping 25 cts. FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY. HE UNDERS LGNED HAVING PUR. chased the Stables ene. Livery Business heretofore cofidnucted by Dames Faulknor, row offers to accommodate the public by letting aE SADDLE HORSES, ; BUGGY TEAM And Pig to. all matters connected wi the 2 Livery Business in a most need ith mander. &?” HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, 17 Week or Mortth. None but experienced careful, 8 employed. Safisfacti Ca ope in ali cases. HENRY SCADDEX, THE.GEM SALOON. PRORT STREET!’ hl Pipers “TROCEEE _ WIELTAM WELLS, Proprictor, — AERA nT ge = “~ an YA BELL & CO,,,Agends for the "Ald ze: oe all and take uae ieee aredry j1? eee SF a ay s le or The ave "weve@y rill line, frag the finest Ags ager. é' danvcerth ite 6 Red Room and Savion Goto } seeded thn . + 18. DAVENPORT, Agent, . . Spray em ore inary tow tates by -_ pptinniatd Lean oe,. ‘Fe JouNE TON: Weveda, Oct. ¥9, 1971. ® \ National Exchange Hotel Building. Nails, Lasts, and ta fact everything to: be NB scone ER SO pr iiingiliaen out FERAL I sate ETE aN =F TEAR ae ip se in saan aie Sale goo Rem re as

4% FES ; ait 4 ibe Bullion ae Assay or Coinage at the Mint. ti ahant-mar if ie orasegenk me eo tegit ee om pilin & rr Bh Daily Transcript LAS tT” ‘wo TICE: NN NEVADA CITY, heen $1, ied } Laeatiaes H ia, ik Det: ¥ authority of a Speetal: ‘Act of the Leg¥., Pe PTs " islature of Kentucky, of March 13th,71 * BR & DEAL. phe Trustees of the Public Library of Ken. PUBLISHERS pres th PROPRIETORS, tosis willgive a corner of Broad and Pine Streets, GRAND GIFT CONCERT, ep OF THE e TRANSCRIPTS ‘AT LOUISVILLE, KY. ou earth advance.. 5.+0-s. fee $19 4 On Gatavda’, wee: tore: six Mo: . . Meee ene e genes Ook Dee. a gcealamaceeids aes eset 300}. j—wek ge ae Twenty-Five Cents. ONE. HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS OR IRL ETE TESST TT TT, or. ADMISSION, $10 EACH, : “IN CURRENCY. PACIFIC INSURANCE Half Tickets, $5; Quarter;Tickets $2 5 ; COMPANY. ee ee GAPETAL, STOCK. ...0.-1+ «$1,000,000 00 amount in excess of Capital emaisahia to yay ego Dividends. . -€40,065 11 ASSETS ‘IN ‘GOLD. Loans 6n Real Estate and “fail Praying Fs ag 420,000.. 1,087,058 61 ree "177,863 72 bar oy States and other Stocks : owned by the 4e CARB ART . 226,500 00 Real Ratate: The Company’s . perty, corner oelbne st one sidesdorff team cicene 146,000 00 edde ec egneepenpoeh 162,64 ” seit Assets in Gold.... 74.0, 065 11 romptl in Go ad on. adjust\asees paid & ptly pa ‘ment. , Pres’t. A.J. RALSTON, PTI Jasupsine effected on the most favorable terms PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, jant Agents for Nevada City. BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Qyrrtae STOCK $100, o¢e OFFICERS : ' HENRY wECEYE, President. BR. Ww. ‘TOLLY., ye. ~. CASHIER. ie prnsoreas.:. das, Whartenby, Chas. Marsh, A. €. Niles; dehn Cashin, H. Mackie, 3 W. Tully, . ae) Mohn W. Hinds. _ MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral toMivbest Price paid for City and County Warrants Lean! Pendere Bought and seid at Regular arr} Dust: Bought. Bullion: discounted. Liberal advances madé on Gold Dust or General and Speciai Deposits received: > Ohecks:on San Franciseo, Sacramento,’ Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. ‘ Dratts.ou Husterm Cities; Tokbenend Guts man. a .fer-Eaverpool; London; Globe ani Phenix & Home Insurance Companies. CORRESPORDENTSs—-Bank of Galifarnia; San Francisco ; Bank.of D.O. Milis,; Sacramento; Agency Bank of California, ‘Wergisite Gtty. BROAD STREET MARKET. Reseed with the toot of SEEF _Oriiers filled from Pali and Meats de. “PMENTISTRY. Pee HUGHSON & Hou ws we Kidde Babaing, Sipe nor Street. So sr aU Kage ot wT: fed on an alg GOLD BUST, MAKE AD“Si Vanees oh Gold Dust, for Asewy or Coinae THR BARK 08 CALIFORNIA MIOEANe: « POR SALE ON KEW YORK, ST. PETERSBURG, ‘LeRbon, DUBLIK, — “OASANEGG to: Orediters.Ens see nce daceneed te . Ti te, will he sant by registered letter; the méy for them niay “sent by Post Office money order, greenbacks, or ‘ Each ‘Ticket will consist of four g value, $2 60 each. ‘The holder is entitledto admission to thé Concert;and ito the amount of the award to it or its faction. we ¢ WersGite He _ $550,000 TY CUBRENCY. Will be distributed to the holders.of tickets in gifts of from $100,000, the highest, te $100, the lowest—being 721 gifts in all. The Concert is for the benetit of the Publie Library of Kentucky, = CITIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY.’ ais TREASURER, ea And the Corporators and Supervisors are the Hon. Thomas E. Bramlette, late Governor epee and twenty-seven of the most distinguished and respectable men of the State. The undersigned, late principal Business Manager of the very successful GiftConcert for the benefit:of the Mercantile Library of San Francisco, has been appointed Agent and Manager of this Grand Gift Concert, The drawing and distribution will take place in public, and everything will be done to satisfy the buyers of tickets that their in, terests Will De as well protected as if they were persohally present fo .superintend the htire affair. Fer Tisets and informstion apply M.A. FRENCH, Virginia Aral Nevada. Enough ‘have been sold.to insure a drawing already. The office in Loniaville will close Nuyember 30, to clean up. The draw. ing will take place ‘December 16th, and pay-ment of gifts commente December 20, 1871. n2 QHAS BR. PETERS, Managers. . John Jack's Variety Store. Broad Street, Nevada City. the public Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco,’ Poultry, Fancy Goods, d&ec. &e. all Express business promptly attended to. @bove named ma ints. & HERRING Proj ‘rs $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! BE AWARDED TO THK SEASON TICKET HOLDERS on the 27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of California, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes : 1st, Public Schools of Nevada County ; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 3d, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; ath, Fire Department, Nevada City. . 100, 006 Season ‘Tickets of Aamission will be Sold at $2 50 each. eines) BROAD STREET; NEVADA OITY: @ppodfte National Exchange Hotel. ANCASTER & ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and . GARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part of the State. . TEAMS, with El ‘Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any genf Nomen is hereby given that in accordPINE STREET, next door'te the Corner of OHM. JACK having fitted tiie new Store a ro sear pda is propaced' to fprnish at the LOWEST MARKET PRIGE. Give mes \ Rliven & Potter, Merchante: Novedal Vue Hoth. Lester. MyMov. Merchants; ¥. Nihell. Citv Marshal: iy ity , Goort-responetble avente wanted. Titers MOORE’ 8 as AND wR eemaralnnicean. aes ii alee “caoukie A’ LINE.* TAGE leaves Nevada city every y at T Cc. SOCIETY, Ss o'clock, A. M. and returnin day, _pl Powe City, "Cal. connecting with Wells, Fargo & ” 88, _ Taalenanand Geheumieuee unaseede CIGARS AND TOBACCO. . Packages delivered, collections made and Express.leaves Nevada every day for the All the Premiums willbe deposited im the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS. 1 Premium, Gold Goin. .....:.$25,000. 1 Premium, Gold Ogin........ 15,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin. ....... 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Goin. ....... %;000 1 Premium;Gold Coin...... “y. 4,000 1 Premium, GoldOoin.....<. . 8,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin......6 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. he. pila 2,490 1 Premium, Gold Goin.... Sea 000 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1.000 each 15.000 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 % Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— _ 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each. 5,000 200 Premiume, Gold Coin, $30 each.. 6,000 600 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,600 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20/860 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, 000 Business Manegers. A.W. POTTER. ASH: HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE Rv ‘Serial Hermisdion we refer to the following well known cftizenr : Tehn A. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada" County; TW. Sigourney John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel: WM. 8. Deal. Kditor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster: __Jnliue Greenwald, County Treasurer: Geo. B. Newell, ex-Countv Superviedr: Thos, J, Gardner, Editor Neyada Gazette; Pp. Banner. Merchant: _R. B, Gentry. Inte Rhetiff Nevatlla County: D. F. Rell, Denuty Postmaster; _ Tra A. Paton nia Fiotel:” G, G, Allen, Nevaile Foundry; Judge T. H. Rolfe: ; eae Merchant; A.A ism erchant: : , Rees R. Coe, Chief Tprgincss Wire Depart. meént;.: C. T. Canfield, ex-Chief Engineer Fire partment: A. Sandford. Merchant: sent by Exnrers, or by Draft on any solvent Bank. Address all canimtmications to TLINS GRRENWALD, BROAD STREET Nevada City, keene conetantiv on hand s large and well selected stock of HOTEL, J, 4. LANCASTER, Proprietor. gant tye The Sleeping Rooms, are at wanes EXCHANGE HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL Is AL. ways open for the accommodation of R ine Travalieng Public. ‘Large additions have been made to it, and been fitted up aoe HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cabanas, Matilda, Figaros, and all other Favorite Brands. TOBACCO: Every variety ef Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. PLUG TOBACCO — Sach as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands. and comfortable, and the thine wi will compere fevorsbly with that of Lay Hotel WHOLESALE OR RETAIT. in the Bitte, The Frvprielor will spare no . ea Country Destors wilt find it greatly ‘. For: “. to their advantage to call and examine my et oil. Denta-ot the State have . Stock and Prices.» their’ this Hotel. open th “JULIUS GREENWALD. the accommodation of wottng hae. Nevada, Oct. 34, 1871. eeepentnt mer cons NILES SEARLS, ME rien of Public Patnonage is respectful Attorney and.Counselor at Law, icited. FFICE—Corner-of Broad and Pine Ste. , decd. JOHN A. LANCASTER. over Gree wsid's.Otaar Store. DR. ¥. BUELOW CHARLES F. ROBINSON, — = PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, Salta af 7 aston erga j ; a & PRO‘Omte—Cornear of pring and Pine Streets, eva City) o1S PROSITE MET BORIS? CHUBCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. — wa eS at all tag fro —— ats YRAW#’S CURING, t Leroabk sa; SEP ah onset be had in this market. DRIGUIGA DOF sM F COMMERCIAL STREBT : i oo Sp in? Ws HKG Me Splendid Gaalityaf NEW LARD, Dest RM Meo 8 SJ New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods’ sold at the lowest cash tates and delivered ‘trée of of charge. 02 CRYSTAL srRING SAW MILL. ’ y EEP CO’ Y ON HAND AT K all times +) ate stock of BUILDING AND MININGLUMBER, . ‘30RN. CALDWELL, ” ; Jnatiee af the 2 Ee NB ATTORNEY AT LAW? Rational Hotel My Pe BAILEY .MeDy ‘sila i HOMGEPATHIC tleman cares to drive prom’ Good Saddle Horses always on hand. :and the greatest of care Carriages for Fireman attended towith Horses boarded by the day, week or month ‘uaran LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. BOOTS } LUTZ would respectfully inform e. the people of Nevada and vicinity that he can be found at his old stand, on BROAD STREET, a few doars below ‘the National Exchange Hotel, prepared to make te erder the Nentost and test fitting Bovis iTobe had in the State, Try me and judge for.yourself. Hepes ofall kinds done ‘i low rates, BOOTS ! BOOTS ! SAGRAMENTO STREET MACHINE SHOP. pear i. FISHER, Rrepelaten: Machinery ofall kinds made to order. .WEPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. Fisher’s Hydraulic Chief! The Best Machine in the State for Hydraulic Mining ! @2° Manufactarea ts order on short notiae. . SECOND HAND ENGINES t y Engines, in good ‘order, for Three sdie by FRANK H. FISHER. Nevada, Feb. 25th. NEVADA RESTAURANT.

COMMERCIAL STREE®, . NEVADA . Orr. *\ aecger HH. ‘PRENCH, Proprietor. Meals at all heurs. Pspies supplied with the best the market afford Meals from 25 to 50 cents. ; IF YOU WOULD LIVE WELL, GIVE ME A CALL. JAS. H. FRENCH. gin moni &prli Lsth. Ho! fer New York and Boston ATLROAP. TICKETS TO nEW, YORK AND BOSTON, via Omaha, Chicago, Via Fort Wayne, Pennsylyania Central and Pan Handle Routes—lIst, 2nd and 3d clnsses, Tickets can be had by applying to W. H, DAVIDSON, atthe “Stage Office, National Exchange Hotel. Photographic and Daguerrean ARTIST, A Eyam kind of Photograptis and Ambroae taken in the best style of the Art. INE STREET, over Tam’s Saloon, 4 JAMES A. STIDGER, TTORNEY AT LAW. Agent for =" sale of Mining Claims. Leasing and selling Houses, Lots ke. Coljections promptly attended to. Office with O, P. STIDGER,\AT NORT. SAN JUAN. j9 rr NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING; NOVEMBER 21,1971. Notice to Tax. Payers andContractors. ance with an Act of the Legisiature of the State of, California, entitled ‘‘an ‘Act to provide for the location; construction, and’ maintenance of Public Roads i inthe County of Nevada,” I will sell at publi¢ sale to the lowest bidder, in frontof Walling’s Hotel, Rough and Ready, on Saturday, November 25th, 1871, at 1 o’clock, P. M., a repairing and keepipg in repair unti 'ptember oa. 1873, the following described roads of said county, in ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP: Section No.1. Commencing from the junction of the American Ranch and Indian Springs road on the old McCourtney road to the Yuba County line, — miles more or 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, td keep thé ditches open during the rainy season, :* Also, the bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and-to be kept so during 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 thickness for such repairs or construction, and in all cases spruce must be used when the same can be obtained. The contractor will bé required to keep the road clear of ob. structions. He will also be required to pass over the road each Spring and see that the ruts are filled. the road leveled and the looge rock tetkoai therefrom. Section No. Commencing*from the Grass Valley dowaittily line, on the old —McCourtney road, to Indian Springs,: four miles more or less. This line of road requires break-waters and turn ont places, to turn the water. off the road to keep it from washing, and in good passable traveling order through the winter. Also, the, ditches toe kept open during the rainy season. Also, the bridges repair immediately, and to be kept so during the ‘whole term of-the contract. There must be no unsound timber or plank used in the repair or construction of .any bridge . > alent on the line of said road, nor must plenking be used of a less ‘thickness thea three (3) inches for such construction or repairs; and mnat be spruce lumber if the same can be obtained. ‘The contractor is required to keep the road clear of obstructions. He ig 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 junction of the Sacramento and Marysville roads, in Penn Valley, to Pet Hill toll road; also all that portion of road lying between the Union turnpike and Hatch’s toll road, eight miles more or less, This Hye of road reqnires ‘brenk-waters oa turn out places, to turn the water off e road to keep it from washing, and in good passable traveling order throtigh the Winter. Ajso, to keep the ditches oper during the rainy season. Also, the bridges and culverts to.pe put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of the contrat. ‘There must be,no unsound timber or usedin. the ¢onstruction or repair of any bridge or culvere ee the line.of said:road, nar must eny be used in the construction er repair thieréof ofa léss thickness than three (3) inches, and in every case spreee mist. be used if the sume can’be obtained. The contractor is required to ms the road rene of obstructions. He to pass over the road each ‘and see that the xess eae ape _— leveled and the oose roc. en therefro Section No. 4: Commadcthg at the county line near the Union Ranch, om the Marysville road, thence by Mooney Flat and Oague's to ‘the Anthony House, six miles more or less. This line of road requirés breakwaters and turn out Dieent, made to turh:the water off thé roadsto k a it from washing, and in good traveling through the Sinton. Also, the pores tobe kept open during. the aie eke oe era ately, an ept so the w. of Wa tomaruet”: Phake “enent Ne “aacund timber er plank used in,¢he construction or repair of any bridge or culvert on the.line of said oad, nor must any plank be used of s less thickness than three (3) inches for or in suchiconstruction or repairs, and in every case must be used when the same can be o is required to keepf the road clear of obstructiéns. He isajso reqnired to pass over the road each Spring to see that the ruts are filled, the road d¢veled and) the “Igoe rock taken therefrom. Section No. 5 ‘Commencing at Peter Rap pp's, thence aleng the new grade u up Beckinan Mill, thence near Beasley's Ranch through Kentucky Brat te Deer ik over the new bridge, thence tothe Union turnpike; alse from the function of this and Newtown roads, ¢hrongh Sewtown to Nevada Township lime. Total distance, eight and one-balf miles mere or less. Thig line of road poupines dceak-waters JAMES MONRO, PALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, K Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash.— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Te: ml raaly CORNED BEEF, CORNED and turn out places, arn the water off the road to: keep it from washing, and in good Hpeveling, order through the Winter. Also, to keep thé ditches open during the rainy season. Alans 4 the bridgesand culverts to be put in g substantial repair immediately, and to be ‘kept so dtring the whole term of the contract. There must be no unsound timber or lumber used in the conA. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law (QTE AT THE COURT HOUR, Nevada; May 26th. struction or repair’of any bridge or culvert on the line. of, said roadj;mor must any plank be used thereon less than three (3) ‘9 repairs — for such’ eénstruction or reps and in every case spruce. must used when the same ‘can rs obtained. pigeon contractor is. required.té keep the road clear of obstructions. He is also required — to pass over the road each Spripgand ree that the ruts are filled, the road leveled and the deose rock taken therefrom, . WM. DAIS, Road Comamissiones, Neyada County, bialtag INSURANCE Pwo Om CANE MRAETER? en BROAD ae EON : 'g ~ 4 ————— @Grop in and sec ts. so nit irienae new. ¢ nvited a4 NO: 66. BOOTS AND SHOES. pes WM. R. COE. k constantly on hand Gent Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, BW dics, Misses 8 Ohildten's Balmorals, Gaiters;Shoes * All my Goods are from the best.Mannfacturers of New York,Philad iphia and Boston, Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children’s. Shoes, just from the menufactory, received by the laststeamer, Lalso have a full assortment of Blacking, Neats. Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lacé Leather, Pegs, Nails, Thread, ie found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store. REPATRING DONE in the very post style. Boots and Shoes made to order, Anda good fit warranted in every ascs. E keep Boots of my Own manufacture alWays on hand and will sell my Goods as cheap as,any other House in this city. 43 ‘YOLL 2 ‘sseg ‘NVMGOOD ‘HL and cuiverts to be put in good substantial . ’ rainy season. Also, the bridges a and Clears’ ‘ ned. The contractor . dren &06'0 <8t'8 2 ose ee: 24 2 “K ‘i009 *paydaoxa Aspung ‘6. 6 bt «. xq . x03,2390g “ATeg, UyeLL “MepZo ‘O4la "VA Og BOTW, BAA eusy LG" DAV . sserd “pUsLysO 0, ABAIBIL 0} Wvtotg t *10} 4203.9 "asGr BS ‘um ag “ELST \ ‘GVOUTIVU OIA Va IVUING? “ATR UIeLE 103 waBsBg ssa De AE Pe Pe re ae ees ale a ie 5 zdng ‘N40, 4 E 2 E mY o'9 . f < WEG" Be el STL m2 0e'Sl *perdaoxa ‘Ad ae. on: © sk NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. nee ‘ ALL KINDS OF IROX 3 ® PAND-i mn om BRASS ‘CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery . STEAM ENGENES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, GAR WHEELS, &e executed in snpeérior style, at reduced prices. DAVID THOM. i GEO. G, ALLAN, Nevatta, May 25th. MILWAUKEE iE BREWERY, W. DREYFUSS continues to mean facture as good, LAGER BEER pao can be found on the Pacific coast, Lager the qnart, gallon, in kegs and botve your orders at the old stand, . Spring Street, Nevada. City; is And they will be prom and faithfully attended to. Give’ ine rey? T am con . wae, of giving oe — ‘best Ratisfaction. ER BEER delivered to pre ounty Prem or Charo. SAT Part my HAIR DRESSING SALOON, ee. Pamir DUCA.. AVIRG 25 cents, Shampoving 26 Ss Hair Cutting 25 cents. pha beam Hot or (01426 cents. * Hair Dressing, Koom for Ladiés and ‘cans. + »-~pPreprietor. TEETH EXTRACTED: Leeches rag for 25 cts, Grpping 25 cts. FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY. HE UNDERS LGNED HAVING PUR. chased the Stables ene. Livery Business heretofore cofidnucted by Dames Faulknor, row offers to accommodate the public by letting aE SADDLE HORSES, ; BUGGY TEAM And Pig to. all matters connected wi the 2 Livery Business in a most need ith mander. &?” HORSES BOARDED by the Feed, 17 Week or Mortth. None but experienced careful, 8 employed. Safisfacti Ca ope in ali cases. HENRY SCADDEX, THE.GEM SALOON. PRORT STREET!’ hl Pipers “TROCEEE _ WIELTAM WELLS, Proprictor, — AERA nT ge = “~ an YA BELL & CO,,,Agends for the "Ald ze: oe all and take uae ieee aredry j1? eee SF a ay s le or The ave "weve@y rill line, frag the finest Ags ager. é' danvcerth ite 6 Red Room and Savion Goto } seeded thn . + 18. DAVENPORT, Agent, . . Spray em ore inary tow tates by -_ pptinniatd Lean oe,. ‘Fe JouNE TON: Weveda, Oct. ¥9, 1971. ® \ National Exchange Hotel Building. Nails, Lasts, and ta fact everything to: be NB scone ER SO pr iiingiliaen out FERAL I sate ETE aN =F TEAR ae ip se in saan aie Sale goo Rem re as