Volume 031-1 - January 1977 (8 pages)

Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. The Ilecading Hotel THE ROOMS throughoyt are all Light. Large and Airy THb TABLE is at all times supplied with the test the market affords — No Chinese Employed Electric and Gas Lights Tennis Court Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers Western Union Telegraph Office in Building Stage Connections for All Points from The Union Fine Summer Resort for Tourists , J. A. NORTHWAY ARTHUR W. MORRIP >Po erp erietee mes The Nevada Foundry, owned by George G. Allan, is prepared to execute any kind of iron work on short notice. February Palace Dry Goods Store The seventeenth annual clearance sale of Dry and Fancy Goods will commence on Monday, February 19th, 1877, and will continue for one week. Rosenburg Brothers Proprietors March Immense Sale 200 Corsets at 50 cents each. L. Jacobs and Brother April “omnNew Invoice Alex Sloan is still at the sld stand The Gem on Broad Street, where he is prepared to supply those wanting something good. He has just received an invoice of 1836 whisky, which he will warrant purer, better, and older than any whisky in California. May Antoine will have the first ice cream of the season for sale at his saloon this afternoon and evening. J.M. Walling Attorney at Law and Notary Public Office, first door below John Jacks, on Pine Street, Nevada City. Pictures show the towns of Nevada County and the activity in them during 1877. Nevada City with many of the buildings still in service. The Court House and Blaze’s Saloon facing the planked Pine Street in front of the Masonic Temple. The County Hospital which grew larger and now houses County Offices. Nevada City’s Union Hotel now gone but in its day, as it says, ‘The Leading Hotel”. Grass Valley had its cigar factory. F.C. Lentje, the jeweler, has bought the building on Broad Street now occupied by Dr. Charles, Kornhammer, Leutje and Brand. The Dutch Flat Forum says: G.W. Hill has opened a store in Little York, and is supplying that burg with groceries, dry goods, etc. The hotel formerly kept by Mrs. Robb has been purchased by J. King. June New Restaurant Mrs. Hovardson has opened a restaurant on Commercial Street, next door to Mrs. Black’s vegetable store, where she is prepared to serve meals at all hours for 25 cents each. Milwaukee Beer Warranted PureRoger Conlan, Milwaukee Beer Depot, Broad Street. Also, the best home brewed beer from Dreyfuss Brewery. Persons asking for credit will be refused. It Is Enough To make anyone crazy to run a grocery store in this city. Don’t eat so much more than you can pay for. It is just as easy to keep even with the world, as a month behind. If you can’t pay, don’t call at Bigelow and Companys We have fed too many bills, and are not responsible for the poverty of any one. SAY OFFICE ¥ COUNTY HOSPITAL NEVADA CiTy, CAL Of Course You Can’t Pay for what you eat. There are 20 saloons and 4 breweries in the city. Average receipts are $425.00 per day. It is none of our business if you don’t owe us, but if you do it is our money you are spending. Ain’t you ashamed of yourselves? Bigelow and Companys July C.C. Townsend, No. 19 Mill StreetDealer in all kinds of Variety and Fancy Goods Toys BooksStationary Cigars and Tobacco August Citizens Bank Broad Street, Nevada City Capital Stock $200,000 Officers: ESMoPreston! 25.002 c6 2 kes President T.W. Sigourney ..... Vice President JohnT. Morgan ........ Cashier September Dr. S.M. Harris Dentist, Mill Street, Grass Valley J.W. Relley, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, No. 16, Mill Street (upstairs) Grass Valley October We understand that Grass Valley will soon have a laundry which will be run by white people. Something in that way 3.

Main Street, Nevada City, Cal. The Ilecading Hotel THE ROOMS throughoyt are all Light. Large and Airy THb TABLE is at all times supplied with the test the market affords — No Chinese Employed Electric and Gas Lights Tennis Court Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers Western Union Telegraph Office in Building Stage Connections for All Points from The Union Fine Summer Resort for Tourists , J. A. NORTHWAY ARTHUR W. MORRIP >Po erp erietee mes The Nevada Foundry, owned by George G. Allan, is prepared to execute any kind of iron work on short notice. February Palace Dry Goods Store The seventeenth annual clearance sale of Dry and Fancy Goods will commence on Monday, February 19th, 1877, and will continue for one week. Rosenburg Brothers Proprietors March Immense Sale 200 Corsets at 50 cents each. L. Jacobs and Brother April “omnNew Invoice Alex Sloan is still at the sld stand The Gem on Broad Street, where he is prepared to supply those wanting something good. He has just received an invoice of 1836 whisky, which he will warrant purer, better, and older than any whisky in California. May Antoine will have the first ice cream of the season for sale at his saloon this afternoon and evening. J.M. Walling Attorney at Law and Notary Public Office, first door below John Jacks, on Pine Street, Nevada City. Pictures show the towns of Nevada County and the activity in them during 1877. Nevada City with many of the buildings still in service. The Court House and Blaze’s Saloon facing the planked Pine Street in front of the Masonic Temple. The County Hospital which grew larger and now houses County Offices. Nevada City’s Union Hotel now gone but in its day, as it says, ‘The Leading Hotel”. Grass Valley had its cigar factory. F.C. Lentje, the jeweler, has bought the building on Broad Street now occupied by Dr. Charles, Kornhammer, Leutje and Brand.

The Dutch Flat Forum says: G.W. Hill has opened a store in Little York, and is supplying that burg with groceries, dry goods, etc. The hotel formerly kept by Mrs. Robb has been purchased by J. King. June New Restaurant Mrs. Hovardson has opened a restaurant on Commercial Street, next door to Mrs. Black’s vegetable store, where she is prepared to serve meals at all hours for 25 cents each. Milwaukee Beer Warranted PureRoger Conlan, Milwaukee Beer Depot, Broad Street. Also, the best home brewed beer from Dreyfuss Brewery. Persons asking for credit will be refused. It Is Enough To make anyone crazy to run a grocery store in this city. Don’t eat so much more than you can pay for. It is just as easy to keep even with the world, as a month behind. If you can’t pay, don’t call at Bigelow and Companys We have fed too many bills, and are not responsible for the poverty of any one. SAY OFFICE ¥ COUNTY HOSPITAL NEVADA CiTy, CAL Of Course You Can’t Pay for what you eat. There are 20 saloons and 4 breweries in the city. Average receipts are $425.00 per day. It is none of our business if you don’t owe us, but if you do it is our money you are spending. Ain’t you ashamed of yourselves? Bigelow and Companys July C.C. Townsend, No. 19 Mill StreetDealer in all kinds of Variety and Fancy Goods Toys BooksStationary Cigars and Tobacco August Citizens Bank Broad Street, Nevada City Capital Stock $200,000 Officers: ESMoPreston! 25.002 c6 2 kes President T.W. Sigourney ......... Vice President JohnT. Morgan ............... Cashier September Dr. S.M. Harris Dentist, Mill Street, Grass Valley J.W. Relley, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, No. 16, Mill Street (upstairs) Grass Valley October We understand that Grass Valley will soon have a laundry which will be run by white people. Something in that way 3.