September 9, 1876 (4 pages)

KET, vada City, 'ZIGER, PAIL DEAL. SAGE, LARD. eats. . they solicit ER, ATER, r "ON’S: 51 Paint le Paint-for , Mining 8, etc. STON, iggist, .e streets. [AMS, GENT; Safes in EN PUR AND ROOF Py nent or i, ¥ a 20,000 oof Safe Savings especially culars and: DOORS, etc. ete r made. M, CORNER RAMENTO, ag5 for Sale. LYONS, RS THE OLD STEAD IN t houses, Bite. 3 is about one it with all vaoe they will be disposed of, ey disp: ° SRR S SR RCE SOOT LEY te ig ra . The Daily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS, Local Brevities. i ‘We understand the affairs of the ‘Bank of Nevada County are about arranged, and the new bank to be founded at the old stand on Broad street, will be opened for the trans‘action of business within the next ‘en days. This will.be good news to “lit pedple. If ever acity needed a bank, built upon a solid basis, as the'new one will undoubtedly be, it is of business to be done in the banking — ~ Hon. H. F. Page, the Republican candidate for Congress, passed through Colfux day before yesterday, on his way to hisold home at Placerville, El Dorado county. He is announced to speak at that place this evening. He will be in this city some time next month, when he will be warmly received by his many friends hereabouts, “May Howard,’’ ‘‘Sweetbriar,’’ afid other fast horses owned by George F. Jacobs, of this city, passed through Colfax on Thursday last, on théir'way to Reno, ‘where they will take a hand in the races to come off at that place in a few days. The weather upin the mountains is getting a little too cold for cattle, and the owners have given orders to have them driven ‘back to the ranches at thelower part of this county and the adjoining counties. Two large droves passed through this city yesterday, on their way to Yuba county, We The County Court of this county isnow in session at Truckee, This extra session of the Count-is a great convenience to the people in that Section, and they seem to appreciate it. The District Court will meet October 2nd, when the Trout. Creek murder cases will be set for trial, They will all probably be tried. at that term of the Court. It is said there will be a very large number of witnesses in attendanée, which: of course will make business good for the Railroad and our town. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, took place at ‘Grass Valley yesterday. ‘We hear that several mines in this vicinity, that have not been worked for many years, are about to be startedup again. We hope the rumor may prove true. The residence, of Frank A. Potter was yesterday sold at auction, by F. G. Guild, auctioneer, for the sum of $1,055 to Mrs. John T. Morgan. The _ furniture in the house was also sold at auction and brought: gvod prices. The Nevada City Water Works ‘were sold to Alvinza Hayward for the sum of $30,000. This is the _ best piece of paying property.in ‘the Btate. The“V Flume Company are shipping a greatdeal of lumber to the cities below, and therefore their business is good. The railroad is proving to be a great advantage to that company, and weare glad of it. A subscription was being taken up in this city, yesterday, and the day before, fora poor widow and four children, who had suddenly become husband and fatherless by that dreaddied in the Stateof Nevada Any one who was not called upon and feel charitably disposed, can leave their donations with Phil Richards, on Main street, who will seo that it is placed in the hands of the afflicted family. ‘He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord.’’ TAKE NOTICE. Great Sale of Boots and Shoes for a Few Days Only. Notice to the Public. The San Francisco Boot and Shoe Mannfacturing Company, of Sansome street, San Francisco, having by the dull times been overcrowded with goods, which were all made in their own facby WHITE LABOR ONLY, ben elu now pushed for money, are taking this metnod of sendi their agent throughout the State, in order to sell without reserve the en tire stock, cansisiing of Childen’s, wipers ie ona Men’s Boots oes of all descriptions. He will shortly visit Micadae City to aceomplsh a and entire Clear‘folks will be astonished ‘at what enormous sacrifice ening will be viv peck: gigs het cg See . Shoe Manufacturing Company. 85 Due notice) Centennial Dancing Club _ Will have a dance at Temperance a9 C.D. 0. Fruit Jara? Fruit Jars? 2,000 Fruit Jars, in store and for sale by W. A, Srcourney, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada City. . 69 At Johnston’s Hardwaie store. E. W, Avery has closed his tin shop on Muin street, and can now be found at the hardware store of W. J. Johnston. 86 All parties using water from the —>--Hall, on Friday evening of each week. . OF THE Grocers Protective Union, 4 OF NEVADA CITY, a PREAMBLE ; E, the undersigned, do hereby organize “ourselves into ‘a Socie which shall be known as the GROCERS’ PROTEOTIVE UNION, of Nevada City, and we do each bind ourselves to abide by and conform to the Rules and Regulations adopted by this Association. } OBJECT, Sec, 1. Mutual Protection of Grocery Dealers aginst that class of personsin our community and vicinity who are unworthy of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to pay their debts when contracted 3; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers generally, by the encour: agement of such enterprises as shal] tend to a healthy increase of trade in our midst. ‘great-desl iw evada City Water Works for irri-}gating, are requested to discontinue ‘it-from this date, on account of scarcity of water, ae ae J. E. Brown, Supt. Nevada Sept. 5th, 1876. lw Blankets. ide A large assortment of white family and colored blankets, from the auction sale of the Pioneer Woolen Mills at San Francisco, was received at Hyman Bros., corner of Pine and Broad streets. which they propose to sellch ap for.cash: sl A full line of youths and boys clothing of the latest styles and prices to suit the times, can be found at Hyman Bros., sl Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. Livery Stable for Sale. The well known Empire Stable, the only one in Nevada City, consisting of thirty head of horses, fourteen buggies, four rockaways, one Hack, fourtéen sets double harness, nine sets single harness, saddles, bridles, whips, robes and blankets, all {a'fine condition, I will. sell the above named property, or one half of the same ata bargain for cash, Apply to D. WELLINGTON, — aug 29 Nevada City. Union Hotel Barber Shop. A nice shampoo, a clean shave, and a close cut of the hair isa luxry this hot weather. Fay, at the Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style. Geo, E. Turner, Has in store, imported from the St. Louis Stamping Co., a full line of Patent Granite. Preserving Kettles, Dish, Sauce and Fry Pans, of every size, which are cheaper and better than alt other makes. Also Glass und Tin Fryit Cans, of all kinds, together with the largest assortment of Stoves, Tin and Hardware eyer brought to Nevada County: Also Shot Guns, Pistols, Powder and Shot, French and American Shoe Leather, etc. Call and see for yourselves, ag27-1m Banions and Corns, Bunions and Corns, should be freely bathed from time to time with Pond’s Extract, and what is still better, a compress of the same should be laid over the afflicted parts and kept in place over night by a suitable bandaze, this should repeated every night for one week. Half a teaspoonful should be taken *inwardly every three hours during the first three days. ~ : Curose observers of humantarian tendencies must have noticed that nothing is 80 common among the working classes, male and ‘female, as old ulcers, tid — all o Veg n applications for their removal. Glenn's Sulphur Soap will heal them, Sold everywhere. HaGan’s MaGnotia BaLM, preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes Lyon’s Karnarron makés beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeas, Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. Fe mchl2-ly A Gard. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America: Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. jnl3-6m Vacant Places In the dental ranks will never ochg} cur if you are particular. with your teeth, and cleanse them ag? day with that famous tooth wash, SOZODONT. From youth to old age it will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired. The teeth of persons who use SOZODONT have a pear!like whiteness, and the gums a roseeate hue, while the breath is purified, and rendered sweet andfragrapt. It ‘is composed of rare antiseptic berbs and is entirely free from the objectionsble and injurious ingredients of Tooth Pastes, etc,the skin soft, white and ~ delicate. . . its-application cannot be detected. ‘ Co r Nevada, August 26th, 1876, The Officers of this Association Ment a Preside t and Seer*tary, sneeen by ballot at a regular meeting of the Association for the term of six months, or untll their successors are chosen. pea : MEMBERSBIP. Sec. 3. Any person engaged fn the Grocery trade in Nevada City may become ‘8 member of this Association by signing the By-Laws and payiug the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMEBERS. Sec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit uf this Association to the beg of his ability. MEETINGS, Sec. 5. The Meetings shall take place on theFIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH, at site o’clock, P.M. : DUES. Sec. 6. The Members of this Association shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses,NOTICE OF DELINQUENT DEBTORS, Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of ‘every Member of this Association to report immediately, in writing, to each a: d all the other Members, the name, resitence and them, for any article of merc andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such indebtedness, : BLACK List, Sec. 8, It shall be the duty of the Secretary to enter, in writing, the name, residence, and occupation of every person reported to him’, by a Member of this Asso: ciation, as delinqueiit, amount of. indebtedness and to whom due, in a Book kept for that purpose, styled the ‘* Black Book.” He shall notify each Member, in writing, every month of all such delinquent debtors; and no Member vf this Associetion, after receiving such notice, shall give the person so complained of any credit: until notified that the name of said person has been erased from the ‘‘ Black Book,” DELINQUENT’S. SETTLEMENT, Sec.9,. When a delinquent makes settle. ment in full, it shall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement is made to inform the Secretary of the fact. who shall, in like manner, give immediate notice to every Member of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR. BENEFIT OF MEMBERS ONLY. Sec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shall make known or permit the same to be done, the monthly report of the Society’s list of delinquent debtors, or any copy thereof, to persons not members of this Association, in good standing. DUTY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty of the President to preside at all Meetings of this Association. He shall see that the rules and regulations are propérly enforced, an? perform-such other duties as a7 "bé consistent with his office, and for the best interest of the Association, DUTY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association. He shall keep all Books of Account. . He shall receive all moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only upon an order signed by the tresident. He shall send all notices and communications called for by these rules. QUORUM, Sec. 13. At all monthly or. special tTheetings, five Members shall constitute a green for the transaction of business. otice of special meetings of the Association shall be givén for two days in the Nevada Daily Transcript, signed by the President and Secretary. AMENDING BY.LAWS, Sec, 14. No part of these Rules and Regulations shall be altered or amended, except by a two-thirds vote of all. the Mem-* bers present ata meeting called for that purpose, or ata regular monthly meeting. The followivg are the names of the members belonging to the Association;— Hanson & Wadswortk, Lester & Mulloy, E. W. Bigelow & Oo., A. Lademan, Wm. Wolf, sutton & Judge, and Alex. Gault, : C. E, MULLOY, President. © jy8 A. H. HANSON, Secretary. RAILROAD MARKET. SHOCKAN & BRO, Transcript Block. Commercial St. NEVADA CITY, WILL OPEN. ON Thursday Eve’g i, AUGUST 24th, 1876," With a full supply of FRESH AND SALT FISH, : VEGETABLES, BUTTER, EGGS. GAME. And Country Produce Generally Fresh Fish Received by Express Tri-Weekly. E Having had ten years experience in the fish lime, and understanding the wants of the'people of Nevada City, they will endeavor to please ey will sell at the very lowest prices for CASH. Remember the place. Trauscripi Bleck, Commercial Street. aug23 SHOCKAN & BRO. Examination of Teachers. regular ination of Teachers State and County Certificates; will be held at the High school room, Nevada City, beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 6th, at 10 : é’clock, A. M. All applicants for certificates must be present at the first session of the Board of Examination. “ Supt. ofSchools, Constitution and By-Laws. sa OP Ticens Tet een occupation of any person in debt to him or . _ ‘THOS. PRICE’S ASSAY OFFICE, f AND ¥ : CHEMICAL LABORATORY. 624 SACRAMENTO 8T., SAN FRANCISOO. —— ty . JP BPOSTTS of ullion received, meltea into bars, and returns made in from 24 to 48 heurs. Bullion’ can be forwardedfto this Office from any part of the interior by Express and returns made in the same manner. Oareful Analysis made of Ores, Metals, Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, etc. Mines examined and reported upon. Con. sultations‘on: Chemical and Met)lurgical guestious, ha Charges: Gold and Silver Bullion. Gold bars on all amounts below $1,000, $2 00. Gold Bars on all amounts above $1,000, 34+ CHARLEY KENT'S Keystone Market, ea COMMERCIAL STREET,NEVADA . Silver $2 00 Sitver Barson allamounts above $400, per cent. Dore Bars for the Gold.. eevaccees $2 00 < Stlver..3§ per cent. Determination of Gold and Silver in any alloy, $2 00, Bars on all amounts below $400, Ores. Assay for Gold and Silver... $3 00 td **Gold, Silver and Lead.. 5 00 af ** Gold, Silver and Copper. .5 00 = t MOOE ob apt ks9e kas Faecue ce 3 00 “6 OS STOR. tone see 3 00 a Of. TM sctuseetee cucivecescneur 8 OG *e *¢ Quicksilver ....5 00 ae * “Manganese, s ..56603506 500 =f Pe CORONA 5. occas vo ko ca '.5.00 Test forany single metal...:. 2 00 Analyses. Qualitative Analysis of Ores, $10 to $25 00 hae 8c Of Water. 6. ssa 25 00 Quantitative“. of © J.., 75 00 =o ms of Guano.. 25 60 Proximate Analysis of Coal.:.., 16 00 Quantitative SO Ee 50 00 Complete analyses, qualitative and quanti. tative, of complex substances at special rates, 16 A, LADEMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL STREET, — _ Nevada City. ———— ¥ STORE IS ALWAYS FILLED WITH CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ~ Produce of all kinds, eteMy Goods are Sold at the Lowest Prices and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free! of ‘ harge. Thankful for the patronage already bestowed, I_ respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, > A. LADEMAN, Nevada City. August 9, 1876. RESTAURANT. MRS. GABY, OULD INFORM HER FRIENDS and the public that she has leased the well known RESTAURANT of J. H. HAMILTON, Commercial Street, Nevada City, And is now prepared to serve MEALS AT ALIv HOURS, The tables will contain the best the market affords. © No Chinese employed about this establishmert,. Meals from 25 Cents‘ up. Board by the week as per contract. Give me a call. MRS, GABY. Nevads City, August 10th, 1876. t CASH! CASH! HOW TO SAVE MONEY. A ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, _ (Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00-and-upwards, we will, on and after thisdate, given © ~—si ‘DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices, LESTER & MULLOY;, Dealers in Groceries & Provisions, NO, 52 BROAD STREET, jy2? Nevada City., MOUNTAIN FRUIT, From the Orchard of JOSIAH ROGERS, ‘ On American Hill, ILL, FROM THIS. TIME FORTH, be for sale at the store.of : WILLIAM BLACK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. The fruit from this orchard is justly celebrated for its variety, fine flavor and size. FAMILIES SUPPLIED IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, All orders from any pert of the State promptly filled. ’ Regular customers will be fairly dealt 2 WILLIAM BLACK, ?un?-lm . Comme: cial St. . 4 HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with The Finest Quality of BEEF, ; MUTTON, SPRING LAMB, VEAL, CORNED BEEF; PICKLED PORK, THE BEST HAMS AND BACON, (Of his own manufacture,) To be found in Nevada County. Also, @ Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEAN LARD In quantities to suit, He is prepared to and will offer to customers greater-inducements than can be found elsewhere in “Nevada County. ; cone PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HISSUPPLY. Drugs, Medicines, &c P, H. BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. “Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. Soaps, Toilet Powder, Cologné Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Also a full line of STATIONERY, such a lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa. er, Gold Pens. &e : an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my. prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. P, H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General: Fund, registered prior to Mch. 6th, 1876. Also warrants on General Fund, Nos.'380, 381, and 382, registered can ee ams Also all warrants on Ro: nd, registere prior to July 1ith, 1876. Al8e--Wartant: No, 92 on Road Fund, registered July llth, 1876, -will be paid on presentation. Infeerest ceases from date. : JERRY PAYNE, Treasurer, Nevada, Sep. 6th, 1876. FINE BRANDY and WHISKY. RY JO’S-OLD SAZERAC, VINTAGE ; 1860, Warranted pure or money reOld Kentucky Farm Whiskies, . . Seven Years Old, 63 J. V.PETTIT. NILES SEARLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Hourse. JAS. K. BYRNE, Atterney and Counsellor at Law No, 211 Sansome Street, (Booms Nos. 6 & 7,) : BET. PINE AND CALIFORNIA STS. SAN FRANCISCO. . Stookholders’ Meeting. AT OTICE is hereby given thata meetin of the Stockholders’ of the Col Spring Gravel Mining Co., will be held at the ofhce of the Secretary, in Nevada City, on Monday, September llth) 1876, at 2 o’clock Pp. m., for the electionof five Trus. tees, and the — ee of other business of importance to the any. LJ. ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, August 8th, 1876. ao W. D. LONG, Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. OZ ON BROAD STREET, opptelt # Fe A full line of Choice Pertumery, Toilet . Blank Books made to order at the lowest THE V Flume Company; ‘ ‘Nevada and Grass Valley, . RE now prepared to fill orders fo# A Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a General. Assortment of ways on Hand; ._ A Large Amount of Seagoneg SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevareceive prompt attention, N. & GV. W. &LCo, Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. Machinery for Sale, AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, 1 Engine 14in. Cylinder, 30 in, stroke, i se 12 ** 94 *¢" «6 new, t “ss 13+ « 4 +“ 1 os 10 =** ‘e 20 «* oe new 1 se 10 * se 20 «* we 1 ee 8 « “ 18 ** ee link 1 “es g “ 16“ ‘ * 1 “ 6& : « 16 * i 3 Boilers 16 feet by 40 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 “ 16 ** «48 iu 4 “ss “s r REO 16“ «+ 49 « 3 “ s¢ zi “s 12% «ee 80 “ss 3 fe “« 1 se > 1235 et 66 -80 e flue “e 10 stamp (650 1b3) Mill, with battery frame, ac (900Ibs) es [in excellent order, 2 8 stamp Millis. : -=T. 4 sets hoisting machinery. ‘ 2 sets pumping machinery. f 6 sets hoisting and pumping machinery, with wood work complete, in good order, * “nger pump, 10inch 6 feet stroke, ad “ ~ “6 1 56 “ “6 1 rtd 7 « 644 “6 3 se “ss 5 « 63 ‘ “ 8 Cornish BB Mere 9 im ree ae 5&6 iti ¢ 1 se 6 4 5 “ 2Hansbrow'’* 6 * Ginch “ 6 Knox pans. 12 water-gates from 5 inches to 15 inche¢. 700 feet 8 inch pump column 1-8 iron, “ee A variety.of mining and blacksmith tools, etc., etc, THom & Auuan, Revada Foundry. Nevada City, May 26th, 1876. m2s CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a PRINCIPAL OFFICE, § 406 CALIFORNIA STREET __. Saeae «Francisco, ‘nai FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J.F. Houghton, President. __Geo, H, Howard, Vice President. Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. ’ H. H. Bigelow, General Manager. R: H. Magill. General Agent, Grass Valley Branch for Nevada : County TRUSTEES, Wm; Watt, ~ A. B BRADY. Manager, Office No, 99 Main Strest, ag2 Grass VaHey, Cal. CHOICE FRUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN ORCHARD. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the @ above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the gale of all kinds of FRUITS in their season. Families will be supplied in quantities to suit, at the lowest market rates. Orders from the suzroun towns and upyer Fart of the connty sdlivited~and promptly filied. : Direct all orders to SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY June 28th, 1876. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Ballion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion for coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-Im JAMES J. OTT. ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every descr Refined, Melted and Assayea. request Gold Bars exchanged for Coir 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVEE H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, (\FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE O STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Store. en th “ad Keeney place esidence : , on Main St. Orders left at K. M. Preston s will be attended to. : da, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will 300 ‘6 8 as as 3-16 *é 350 “ 4 ra iti % hi Bs : 1000 ** 11 ‘* **.water pipe No. 14 iron. . T. W. Sigourney.

KET, vada City, 'ZIGER, PAIL DEAL. SAGE, LARD. eats. . they solicit ER, ATER, r "ON’S: 51 Paint le Paint-for , Mining 8, etc. STON, iggist, .e streets. [AMS, GENT; Safes in EN PUR AND ROOF Py nent or i, ¥ a 20,000 oof Safe Savings especially culars and: DOORS, etc. ete r made. M, CORNER RAMENTO, ag5 for Sale. LYONS, RS THE OLD STEAD IN t houses, Bite. 3 is about one it with all vaoe they will be disposed of, ey disp: ° SRR S SR RCE SOOT LEY te ig ra . The Daily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS, Local Brevities. i ‘We understand the affairs of the ‘Bank of Nevada County are about arranged, and the new bank to be founded at the old stand on Broad street, will be opened for the trans‘action of business within the next ‘en days. This will.be good news to “lit pedple. If ever acity needed a bank, built upon a solid basis, as the'new one will undoubtedly be, it is of business to be done in the banking — ~ Hon. H. F. Page, the Republican candidate for Congress, passed through Colfux day before yesterday, on his way to hisold home at Placerville, El Dorado county. He is announced to speak at that place this evening. He will be in this city some time next month, when he will be warmly received by his many friends hereabouts, “May Howard,’’ ‘‘Sweetbriar,’’ afid other fast horses owned by George F. Jacobs, of this city, passed through Colfax on Thursday last, on théir'way to Reno, ‘where they will take a hand in the races to come off at that place in a few days. The weather upin the mountains is getting a little too cold for cattle, and the owners have given orders to have them driven ‘back to the ranches at thelower part of this county and the adjoining counties. Two large droves passed through this city yesterday, on their way to Yuba county, We The County Court of this county isnow in session at Truckee, This extra session of the Count-is a great convenience to the people in that Section, and they seem to appreciate it. The District Court will meet October 2nd, when the Trout. Creek murder cases will be set for trial, They will all probably be tried. at that term of the Court. It is said there will be a very large number of witnesses in attendanée, which: of course will make business good for the Railroad and our town. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, took place at ‘Grass Valley yesterday. ‘We hear that several mines in this vicinity, that have not been worked for many years, are about to be startedup again. We hope the rumor may prove true. The residence, of Frank A. Potter was yesterday sold at auction, by F. G. Guild, auctioneer, for the sum of $1,055 to Mrs. John T. Morgan. The _ furniture in the house was also sold at auction and brought: gvod prices. The Nevada City Water Works ‘were sold to Alvinza Hayward for the sum of $30,000. This is the _ best piece of paying property.in ‘the Btate. The“V Flume Company are shipping a greatdeal of lumber to the cities below, and therefore their business is good. The railroad is proving to be a great advantage to that company, and weare glad of it. A subscription was being taken up in this city, yesterday, and the day before, fora poor widow and four children, who had suddenly become husband and fatherless by that dreaddied in the Stateof Nevada Any one who was not called upon and feel charitably disposed, can leave their donations with Phil Richards, on Main street, who will seo that it is placed in the hands of the afflicted family. ‘He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord.’’ TAKE NOTICE. Great Sale of Boots and Shoes for a Few Days Only. Notice to the Public. The San Francisco Boot and Shoe Mannfacturing Company, of Sansome street, San Francisco, having by the dull times been overcrowded with goods, which were all made in their own facby WHITE LABOR ONLY, ben elu now pushed for money, are taking this metnod of sendi their agent throughout the State, in order to sell without reserve the en tire stock, cansisiing of Childen’s, wipers ie ona Men’s Boots oes of all descriptions. He will shortly visit Micadae City to aceomplsh a and entire Clear‘folks will be astonished ‘at what enormous sacrifice ening will be viv peck: gigs het cg See . Shoe Manufacturing Company. 85 Due notice) Centennial Dancing Club _ Will have a dance at Temperance a9 C.D. 0. Fruit Jara? Fruit Jars? 2,000 Fruit Jars, in store and for sale by W. A, Srcourney, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada City. . 69 At Johnston’s Hardwaie store. E. W, Avery has closed his tin shop on Muin street, and can now be found at the hardware store of W. J. Johnston. 86 All parties using water from the —>--Hall, on Friday evening of each week. . OF THE Grocers Protective Union, 4 OF NEVADA CITY, a PREAMBLE ; E, the undersigned, do hereby organize “ourselves into ‘a Socie which shall be known as the GROCERS’ PROTEOTIVE UNION, of Nevada City, and we do each bind ourselves to abide by and conform to the Rules and Regulations adopted by this Association. } OBJECT, Sec, 1. Mutual Protection of Grocery Dealers aginst that class of personsin our community and vicinity who are unworthy of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to pay their debts when contracted 3; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers generally, by the encour: agement of such enterprises as shal] tend to a healthy increase of trade in our midst. ‘great-desl iw evada City Water Works for irri-}gating, are requested to discontinue ‘it-from this date, on account of scarcity of water, ae ae J. E. Brown, Supt. Nevada Sept. 5th, 1876. lw Blankets. ide A large assortment of white family and colored blankets, from the auction sale of the Pioneer Woolen Mills at San Francisco, was received at Hyman Bros., corner of Pine and Broad streets. which they propose to sellch ap for.cash: sl A full line of youths and boys clothing of the latest styles and prices to suit the times, can be found at Hyman Bros., sl Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. Livery Stable for Sale. The well known Empire Stable, the only one in Nevada City, consisting of thirty head of horses, fourteen buggies, four rockaways, one Hack, fourtéen sets double harness, nine sets single harness, saddles, bridles, whips, robes and blankets, all {a'fine condition, I will. sell the above named property, or one half of the same ata bargain for cash, Apply to D. WELLINGTON, — aug 29 Nevada City. Union Hotel Barber Shop. A nice shampoo, a clean shave, and a close cut of the hair isa luxry this hot weather. Fay, at the Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style. Geo, E. Turner, Has in store, imported from the St. Louis Stamping Co., a full line of Patent Granite. Preserving Kettles, Dish, Sauce and Fry Pans, of every size, which are cheaper and better than alt other makes. Also Glass und Tin Fryit Cans, of all kinds, together with the largest assortment of Stoves, Tin and Hardware eyer brought to Nevada County: Also Shot Guns, Pistols, Powder and Shot, French and American Shoe Leather, etc. Call and see for yourselves, ag27-1m Banions and Corns, Bunions and Corns, should be freely bathed from time to time with Pond’s Extract, and what is still better, a compress of the same should be laid over the afflicted parts and kept in place over night by a suitable bandaze, this should repeated every night for one week. Half a teaspoonful should be taken *inwardly every three hours during the first three days. ~ : Curose observers of humantarian tendencies must have noticed that nothing is 80 common among the working classes, male and ‘female, as old ulcers, tid — all o Veg n applications for their removal. Glenn's Sulphur Soap will heal them, Sold everywhere. HaGan’s MaGnotia BaLM, preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan and sallowness; makes Lyon’s Karnarron makés beantiful, glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeas, Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. Fe mchl2-ly A Gard. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America: Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. jnl3-6m Vacant Places In the dental ranks will never ochg} cur if you are particular. with your teeth, and cleanse them ag? day with that famous tooth wash, SOZODONT. From youth to old age it will keep the enamel spotless and unimpaired. The teeth of persons who use SOZODONT have a pear!like whiteness, and the gums a roseeate hue, while the breath is purified, and rendered sweet andfragrapt. It ‘is composed of rare antiseptic berbs and is entirely free from the objectionsble and injurious ingredients of Tooth Pastes, etc,the skin soft, white and ~ delicate. . . its-application cannot be detected. ‘ Co r Nevada, August 26th, 1876, The Officers of this Association Ment a Preside t and Seer*tary, sneeen by ballot at a regular meeting of the Association for the term of six months, or untll their successors are chosen. pea : MEMBERSBIP. Sec. 3. Any person engaged fn the Grocery trade in Nevada City may become ‘8 member of this Association by signing the By-Laws and payiug the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMEBERS. Sec. 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit uf this Association to the beg of his ability. MEETINGS, Sec. 5. The Meetings shall take place on theFIRST MONDAY OF EVERY MONTH, at site o’clock, P.M. : DUES. Sec. 6. The Members of this Association shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses,NOTICE OF DELINQUENT DEBTORS, Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of ‘every Member of this Association to report immediately, in writing, to each a: d all the other Members, the name, resitence and them, for any article of merc andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such indebtedness, : BLACK List, Sec. 8, It shall be the duty of the Secretary to enter, in writing, the name, residence, and occupation of every person reported to him’, by a Member of this Asso: ciation, as delinqueiit, amount of. indebtedness and to whom due, in a Book kept for that purpose, styled the ‘* Black Book.” He shall notify each Member, in writing, every month of all such delinquent debtors; and no Member vf this Associetion, after receiving such notice, shall give the person so complained of any credit: until notified that the name of said person has been erased from the ‘‘ Black Book,” DELINQUENT’S. SETTLEMENT, Sec.9,. When a delinquent makes settle. ment in full, it shall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement is made to inform the Secretary of the fact. who shall, in like manner, give immediate notice to every Member of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR. BENEFIT OF MEMBERS ONLY. Sec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shall make known or permit the same to be done, the monthly report of the Society’s list of delinquent debtors, or any copy thereof, to persons not members of this Association, in good standing. DUTY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty of the President to preside at all Meetings of this Association. He shall see that the rules and regulations are propérly enforced, an? perform-such other duties as a7 "bé consistent with his office, and for the best interest of the Association, DUTY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretary shall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association. He shall keep all Books of Account. . He shall receive all moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only upon an order signed by the tresident. He shall send all notices and communications called for by these rules. QUORUM, Sec. 13. At all monthly or. special tTheetings, five Members shall constitute a green for the transaction of business. otice of special meetings of the Association shall be givén for two days in the Nevada Daily Transcript, signed by the President and Secretary. AMENDING BY.LAWS, Sec, 14. No part of these Rules and Regulations shall be altered or amended, except by a two-thirds vote of all. the Mem-* bers present ata meeting called for that purpose, or ata regular monthly meeting. The followivg are the names of the members belonging to the Association;— Hanson & Wadswortk, Lester & Mulloy, E. W. Bigelow & Oo., A. Lademan, Wm. Wolf, sutton & Judge, and Alex. Gault, : C. E, MULLOY, President. © jy8 A. H. HANSON, Secretary. RAILROAD MARKET. SHOCKAN & BRO, Transcript Block. Commercial St.

NEVADA CITY, WILL OPEN. ON Thursday Eve’g i, AUGUST 24th, 1876," With a full supply of FRESH AND SALT FISH, : VEGETABLES, BUTTER, EGGS. GAME. And Country Produce Generally Fresh Fish Received by Express Tri-Weekly. E Having had ten years experience in the fish lime, and understanding the wants of the'people of Nevada City, they will endeavor to please ey will sell at the very lowest prices for CASH. Remember the place. Trauscripi Bleck, Commercial Street. aug23 SHOCKAN & BRO. Examination of Teachers. regular ination of Teachers State and County Certificates; will be held at the High school room, Nevada City, beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 6th, at 10 : é’clock, A. M. All applicants for certificates must be present at the first session of the Board of Examination. “ Supt. ofSchools, Constitution and By-Laws. sa OP Ticens Tet een occupation of any person in debt to him or . _ ‘THOS. PRICE’S ASSAY OFFICE, f AND ¥ : CHEMICAL LABORATORY. 624 SACRAMENTO 8T., SAN FRANCISOO. —— ty . JP BPOSTTS of ullion received, meltea into bars, and returns made in from 24 to 48 heurs. Bullion’ can be forwardedfto this Office from any part of the interior by Express and returns made in the same manner. Oareful Analysis made of Ores, Metals, Soils, Waters, Industrial Products, etc. Mines examined and reported upon. Con. sultations‘on: Chemical and Met)lurgical guestious, ha Charges: Gold and Silver Bullion. Gold bars on all amounts below $1,000, $2 00. Gold Bars on all amounts above $1,000, 34+ CHARLEY KENT'S Keystone Market, ea COMMERCIAL STREET,NEVADA . Silver $2 00 Sitver Barson allamounts above $400, per cent. Dore Bars for the Gold... eevaccees $2 00 < Stlver....3§ per cent. Determination of Gold and Silver in any alloy, $2 00, Bars on all amounts below $400, Ores. Assay for Gold and Silver...... $3 00 td **Gold, Silver and Lead... 5 00 af ** Gold, Silver and Copper.. .5 00 = t MOOE ob apt ks9e kas Faecue ce 3 00 “6 OS STOR. tone see 3 00 a Of. TM sctuseetee cucivecescneur 8 OG *e *¢ Quicksilver ........5 00 ae * “Manganese, s ....56603506 500 =f Pe CORONA 5. occas vo ko ca '.5.00 Test forany single metal......:. 2 00 Analyses. Qualitative Analysis of Ores, $10 to $25 00 hae 8c Of Water. 6.. ssa 25 00 Quantitative“. of © J...., 75 00 =o ms of Guano.... 25 60 Proximate Analysis of Coal.:...., 16 00 Quantitative SO Ee 50 00 Complete analyses, qualitative and quanti. tative, of complex substances at special rates, 16 A, LADEMAN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, COMMERCIAL STREET, — _ Nevada City. ———— ¥ STORE IS ALWAYS FILLED WITH CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, ~ Produce of all kinds, eteMy Goods are Sold at the Lowest Prices and are Delivered within a Reasonable Distance Free! of ‘ harge. Thankful for the patronage already bestowed, I_ respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, > A. LADEMAN, Nevada City. August 9, 1876. RESTAURANT. MRS. GABY, OULD INFORM HER FRIENDS and the public that she has leased the well known RESTAURANT of J. H. HAMILTON, Commercial Street, Nevada City, And is now prepared to serve MEALS AT ALIv HOURS, The tables will contain the best the market affords. © No Chinese employed about this establishmert,. Meals from 25 Cents‘ up. Board by the week as per contract. Give me a call. MRS, GABY. Nevads City, August 10th, 1876. t CASH! CASH! HOW TO SAVE MONEY. A ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, _ (Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00-and-upwards, we will, on and after thisdate, given © ~—si ‘DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices, LESTER & MULLOY;, Dealers in Groceries & Provisions, NO, 52 BROAD STREET, jy2? Nevada City., MOUNTAIN FRUIT, From the Orchard of JOSIAH ROGERS, ‘ On American Hill, ILL, FROM THIS. TIME FORTH, be for sale at the store.of : WILLIAM BLACK, Commercial Street, Nevada City. The fruit from this orchard is justly celebrated for its variety, fine flavor and size. FAMILIES SUPPLIED IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT, AS LOW AS THE LOWEST, All orders from any pert of the State promptly filled. ’ Regular customers will be fairly dealt 2 WILLIAM BLACK, ?un?-lm . Comme: cial St. . 4 HAVING AVAILED HIMSELF of every advantage which long experience and ample means can give, is prepared to furnish the public with The Finest Quality of BEEF, ; MUTTON, SPRING LAMB, VEAL, CORNED BEEF; PICKLED PORK, THE BEST HAMS AND BACON, (Of his own manufacture,) To be found in Nevada County. Also, @ Choice Quality of PURE AND CLEAN LARD In quantities to suit, He is prepared to and will offer to customers greater-inducements than can be found elsewhere in “Nevada County. ; cone PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE HISSUPPLY. Drugs, Medicines, &c P, H. BELDEN, Successor to Bell & Belde Masonic Building, Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts Nevada City. “Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c. Soaps, Toilet Powder, Cologné Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Also a full line of STATIONERY, such a lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa. er, Gold Pens. &e : an Franciseo prices. My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my. prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. P, H. BELDEN. Nevada, March 31, 1876. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL warrants on General: Fund, registered prior to Mch. 6th, 1876. Also warrants on General Fund, Nos.'380, 381, and 382, registered can ee ams Also all warrants on Ro: nd, registere prior to July 1ith, 1876. Al8e--Wartant: No, 92 on Road Fund, registered July llth, 1876, -will be paid on presentation. Infeerest ceases from date. : JERRY PAYNE, Treasurer, Nevada, Sep. 6th, 1876. FINE BRANDY and WHISKY. RY JO’S-OLD SAZERAC, VINTAGE ; 1860, Warranted pure or money reOld Kentucky Farm Whiskies, . .. Seven Years Old, 63 J. V.PETTIT. NILES SEARLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Hourse. JAS. K. BYRNE, Atterney and Counsellor at Law No, 211 Sansome Street, (Booms Nos. 6 & 7,) : BET. PINE AND CALIFORNIA STS. SAN FRANCISCO. . Stookholders’ Meeting. AT OTICE is hereby given thata meetin of the Stockholders’ of the Col Spring Gravel Mining Co., will be held at the ofhce of the Secretary, in Nevada City, on Monday, September llth) 1876, at 2 o’clock Pp. m., for the electionof five Trus. tees, and the — ee of other business of importance to the any. LJ. ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, August 8th, 1876. ao W. D. LONG, Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. OZ ON BROAD STREET, opptelt # Fe A full line of Choice Pertumery, Toilet . Blank Books made to order at the lowest THE V Flume Company; ‘ ‘Nevada and Grass Valley, . RE now prepared to fill orders fo# A Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Finishing, and a General. Assortment of ways on Hand; ._ A Large Amount of Seagoneg SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevareceive prompt attention, N. & GV. W. &LCo, Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. Machinery for Sale, AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY, 1 Engine 14in. Cylinder, 30 in, stroke, i se 12 ** 94 *¢" «6 new, t “ss 13+ « 4 +“ 1 os 10 =** ‘e 20 «* oe new 1 se 10 * se 20 «* we 1 ee 8 « “ 18 ** ee link 1 “es g “ 16“ ‘ * 1 “ 6& : « 16 * i 3 Boilers 16 feet by 40 inches 3 inch tubes. 1 “ 16 ** «48 iu 4 “ss “s r REO 16“ «+ 49 « 3 “ s¢ zi “s 12% «ee 80 “ss 3 fe “« 1 se > 1235 et 66 -80 e flue “e 10 stamp (650 1b3) Mill, with battery frame, ac (900Ibs) es [in excellent order, 2 8 stamp Millis. : -=T. 4 sets hoisting machinery. ‘ 2 sets pumping machinery. f 6 sets hoisting and pumping machinery, with wood work complete, in good order, * “nger pump, 10inch 6 feet stroke, ad “ ~ “6 1 56 “ “6 1 rtd 7 « 644 “6 3 se “ss 5 « 63 ‘ “ 8 Cornish BB Mere 9 im ree ae 5&6 iti ¢ 1 se 6 4 5 “ 2Hansbrow'’* 6 * Ginch “ 6 Knox pans. 12 water-gates from 5 inches to 15 inche¢. 700 feet 8 inch pump column 1-8 iron, “ee A variety.of mining and blacksmith tools, etc., etc, THom & Auuan, Revada Foundry. Nevada City, May 26th, 1876. m2s CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a PRINCIPAL OFFICE, § 406 CALIFORNIA STREET __. Saeae «Francisco, ‘nai FIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J.F. Houghton, President. __Geo, H, Howard, Vice President. Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. ’ H. H. Bigelow, General Manager. R: H. Magill. General Agent, Grass Valley Branch for Nevada : County TRUSTEES, Wm; Watt, ~ A. B BRADY. Manager, Office No, 99 Main Strest, ag2 Grass VaHey, Cal. CHOICE FRUIT, FROM THE CELEBRATED CHAPMAN ORCHARD. L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of the @ above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the gale of all kinds of FRUITS in their season. Families will be supplied in quantities to suit, at the lowest market rates. Orders from the suzroun towns and upyer Fart of the connty sdlivited~and promptly filied. : Direct all orders to SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY June 28th, 1876. PHILIP RICHARDS, No. 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Ballion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion for coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-Im JAMES J. OTT. ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every descr Refined, Melted and Assayea. request Gold Bars exchanged for Coir 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVEE H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, (\FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE O STREETS, over Preston’s Drug Store. en th “ad Keeney place esidence : , on Main St. Orders left at K. M. Preston s will be attended to. : da, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will 300 ‘6 8 as as 3-16 *é 350 “ 4 ra iti % hi Bs : 1000 ** 11 ‘* **.water pipe No. 14 iron. . T. W. Sigourney.