April 12, 1871 (4 pages)

= There is at present a lively demand _ Just been” rented by a bachelor. Wanted to know what use a bachelor "had for a house, when it was suggested he Baily Transcript, jetrme out Business, NEVADA CITY. a . ITEMS. LOCAL Serious Accident. * Jos. Eustis, a resident of French Corril, met with a very serious accident on Saturday morning of lust week, by being ran over by a four horse wagon. The accident happened near Fitzsim~< mons’ ranch, while hauling wood. «In driving down-a-steep place ia the road: the brake-became loose, and Eustis lost control of the team. The jolting of the wagon threw him off. the seat, and in endeavoring to recover the reins he slipped and fell under the wagon, and two of the wheels passed over his back from shoulder to shoulder) Several persons who were near by hurried to Eustis’ assistance, and carried him to a house a short distance from where he was hurt. Dr. Harris, of San Juan, was sent for, who reports that though the injuries sustained by Eustis are very serious, yet the chances are’ he will recover. ; The City Election. The Charter election takes place on the lst day of May. As yet few candidates have been announced for city offices as will be seen from our col~ umns. The election does not promise to be ks lively as usual on such occtasions and little interest seems to be manifestedby~ our cttizens: ~~ It “ia highly important that good men .and taxpayers should be selected as Trustees, a8 upon the character ef the Board depends the management of city finances and the taxation of the people. It would be well for citizens to consider the qualifications of every candidate who presents himself for their votes at the Charter Election. A Nigger in the Fence.’ An interesting little episode occurred at the St Patrick’s Ball, in this city on Monday night. A leading Democrat objected to dancing ina set because there wasa nigger in it. The coms mittee went on asearch and it is res ported that they found twenty Democrats whose hair curled cleser and whose complexions were darker than the individual who created the sensation. Toward morning the secret leaked out. The party who first raised objection was debarred from dancing on the ist of January, and he played for even on St. Patrick’s. Besides the reputed darkey was fairer skinned and got more partners than some of the Democrats who were jealous of him. The aforesaid objectionable individual danced until midnight before it was discovered he wasn’t white, and he got his three dollars back. Houses. for houses in this city.) We yesterday saw a house hunter who found one vacantand then ascertained that it had He that bachelors, especially if-young and handsome, sometimes got “spliced.” The house hunter accepted the explanation, considering that he was once a bachelor himself, and he started out to find another house. ub ery at San Juan. A Grand Gift Entertainment for the benefit of the San Juan District Schools, . Fire Companies; and for the constraction and laying down of new iron pipe for fire purposes in the town, is about to be started at San Judn. It ‘s in coni praeten to issue seventy-five thous sand tickets at one dollar each, the entertainment to be given on or about the Fourth of J uly next, under the auspices of the citizens of San Juan. ther Skate Frank: Potter has invented a new skate which was tried at Dickinson’s tink yesterday afternoon by experts and pronounced good. Special Notice, : The person that took that cloak by : Te 1 lmamediately, otherwise it will -. -one-we have ever knowin this county, e regret to learn that Banner Bros., One of the oldest and most popular firms that ever engaged in business here, have determined to close’ out their clothing establishment in this city, to engage in business extensively elsewhere, after a residence here of ten years) This celebrated firm has_ risen-with greater rapidity than any We well remember when Banner Bros. Started in this place with a stock of clothing that could be easily packed in good sized box, and from that small lot they commenced increasing until now they can justly be termed the leading ready made clothiers on the Pacitic Coast. Their stock—here has and at Virginia City, their establishment is larger than all the balance combined, to say nothing of their branch houses in San Francisco and New York, at the latter place where most of their goods are. manufactured. There are many good reasons why they have been so successful. They have always made it their aim to. accommodate everybody, courteous in every respect, selling goods cheaper than they could be bought in this or ‘auy other State, and they have not been afraid to use printers’ ink in the most libera) manner, They enjoy, today,a reputation for honesty. enters prise-andliberality that many older firms might envy,’ and they have ges their business in all its minute details, and which has attracted customers from every part of this and adjoining counties. They have just received a very largestock of goods for the Spring trade, which ‘was ordered several months since, and it, with the balance of their immense stock, will be sold at first cost,as they are determined to close .out. during thepresent season. Before these gentlemen leave us, and everybody will regret their departure, for they will surely be tissed, they have concluded to give the people of Nevada county and country merchants a grand benetit by selling their stock at less than first cost, with the idea, evidently, that they intend everybody shall be well dressed fora small amount of money, which said articles will be a gentle reminder of the celebrated firm of Banner Bros. Preachers’ Association. The following is the order of exercises of the Preachers’ Association today; Morning — “Evangelization of California,” E. A. Hazen. “The Relations of Christianity to Civil Governx ment,” W. B. Priddy. Afternoon—Sers mon, J. B, H. Herriett. “God’s Design as indicated in the present History of Events,” D.E, Bannister, The morning session begins at 10 A. M, Afternoon session at 2 P. M, ~. Preach» ing in the evening. © Festival. The Festival at Temperance Hall on Monday night for the benefit of the Catholic Church was a decided sucs cess.) Thé music and supper were exs cellent and everyone present enjoyed the dance. We are requested by the managing committee to thank the citizens of Nevada who contributed to the success of the party, and also to state that a report will be made as soon as the bills are settled. ——— For City Marshal. RANK,.G. GUILD is hereby anF nounced as a Candidate for the office ot CITY MARSHAL, snbject to the decision of the voters at the Vity Klection, Monday, May let? 1871. ’ apl2 For City Assessor. Hi. DAVIDSON. will be a Candie da‘c tor the office of CITY -ASSESSUR, at the Charter. Election to be held Monday, May 1st, 1871. ap? For City & Marshal. KL1 will be a Candidate for B. the cae of ClrY MARSHAL at the Charter Election, te be held on. Monday, May Ist, 1871. «aps For City Treasirer. . SKINS is hefeby announced H. _ Janine for the office of CITY TREASURER, subject to the decision of the voters. Eleciion, Monday, May ist, 1071. Nevada, April 6th. i . For City Treasurer. . «. CRAWFORD. is hereby ge as acandidate for the office f CITY TREASU subject to the decisHea for, Jit Ye always been the largest in this county, . eured it-by a thorough* knowlédge of . APRIL Ist, 1871, NEW ‘FIRM! ‘FRESH coops “We, LOW PRICES !QUICK SALES! TS UNDERSIGNED having this day formHanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL’ Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Ware, Crockery, AND Liquor Business, We§ will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to insure toour patrons 4 ae Lower List of Prices' than have “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below ‘the rulirg market rates. We offer to the pecple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will constartly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforde d by the Market. ROR RI! PRICES THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the pubite {6 an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And wouid return our thanks for their pat-~ ronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free eof Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist, 1871. ' 2" All persons indebted te A. H. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts at as early a date as Possible. Panes ed a co-partnership under the firm name AT. THE OLD STAND.~ , a UF sift i vy % xe t n ¢ , Grand Removal ! HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE! ON .BROAD STREET, Next door to Banner Brothers, and adjoining Lester ¢ i. Mulloy’s Store, KIDD’S BUILDING. CRAND OPENING! ms » THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST, AND MOST MACNIFICENT TOCK OF DRY Coops, o oh o f the veters. Election, Monday, May ee v ‘Ae Hs HANSON:now ‘on’ EXHIBITION { A. GOLDSMITH, 4 i } Premiums gold coin, $500 each.. sent by Kxpress, or by Draft on an Bank. Addr, ‘A { $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! ILL BE AWARDED nO THE SEASON TICKET HOLDERS onthe 29th day of April, 1874, The Cosmop@litan Benevolent Society, of California, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal, ey in aid of the following charitable purposes ; ‘Ist, Public Schools of Nevada County. 2d, Publie Library of Nevada City. 8d, Urphan Asylum , Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of A dmissBANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, PREMIUMS, o 1 Premium, gold. coin,. oe ccesees 0 $25,000 +1 Premiam gold COMM esevccvecevccscecs 15,000 1 Premium gold COL orprecreoreprccce 10,000 . 1 Premium gold coin,.°.. Wear ces 5,000 1 Premium gold coin .,.,.5 « ccccsese 4,000 1 Premium gold coin... eeseese 3,000 1 Premium gold COMES. 0 0csseess ceoee 3,000 1 Premium gold coin.. Peeesereeecees 2,490 1 Premium old coin.+ediss,eceee. ~ 2.060 16 Premiums gold coin, $1,000-each. 15 000 2,500 8 Premiums gold coin, $800 each*seeses 2 400 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 each,,.. 6,250 100 Premiums gold coin 100 each. 10,000 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 eachesce. 5,000 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 eacheses. 6,800 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each.. 12,500 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each. 20,860 9,005 Gold Cola Premiums am't’g to $156,000 pce BUSINESS MANAGERS—A, W. Potter, A. H. Hagadorn, J. Cerwell Lee. ane By spéstal permission we refer to the following well known citizens: ohn H. : Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. T W. Sigourney. John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel. . M.S. Deal. Editor Nevade-Transcript, G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster, Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer, Geo. B, Newell, ex-County Supervisor. Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette, P. Banner, Merchant. ; R, B. ett late Sheriff Nevada County, D, E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster, Ira. A. Katon. Union Hotel. G. G, Allen, Nevada foundry, Judge T, H. Kolfe, Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant, A. Goldsmith, merchant. beg R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. . I, Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Department. ; A. Sanford, Merchant, Bliven &.Potter, Merchants: Lester & Mulloy, Merchants, @ L. Nihell, City Marshal, Good’ responsible agents wanted. Liberal commissions allowed, Money should be solvent 83 all-communications to” CO. BH. SOCIETY, $75,000 Gold Coin. —_—_—_—— apl A GRAND e-GIFT CONCERT! WILL BE GIVEN AT THE METESPOLITAN THEATRE, SACKAMENTO, MAY 1, 1871, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Association, For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing indebtedness, During the Concert 1,317 Gifts will be distributed among Ticketholders--amounting to $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows: 1 Gift of Gold Coin. Cee erry yyy Pew $15,000 1 Gift of Goid Coin. 000 1 Gift of Gold Coin. 000 1 Gift of Gold Coin..c.cecececees 2,000 8 Gifts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each.. 3,000 5 Gifts of Gold Coin $500 each.. 2,500 5 Gifts of Gold Coin, $300 each,.. 1,500 50 Gifts of Gold Coin $100 each.. 5,000 100 Gifts of Gold Coin, $50 each.. 5,00u 3v0 Gifts of Guld Coin, $80 each.. 9,600 850 Gitts of Gold Coin, $20 each. .<. 17,000 1,317 Prizges,amounting to $75,000 TREASURER, B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers. With whom all moneys will be deposited, an by whom all disbursements wiil be made. 60,000 Tickets will be sold at $250 Coin, Each, This Ticket will admit the bearer to Concert. §27~ The drawing will take Gil's awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in san Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the joint supervision “ef a Committee ot wel known citizens of Sacramento, and the ofticers. of said Associations; ~_ @07~ Persons at a distance can obtain Tickets by sending Checks on any of the Sacramento Banks, or Coin by Wells, Fargo-& Co: Ten per cent commission will be allowed to rsons sending fur Filty or. more Tickets. Jommission paid iu Tickets, All orders should be addressed to “ CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO. Business Agents, P. O. Lotk Box 228, Sacramento. Cal. General Agency—44 feurth street, between J aod K mchzs IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE OOMPANY, OF LONDON. . Capital $8,000,000. FALKNER, BELL & CO, Agents for the Pa lace and the “JOHN PATTISON. Agent,16 NEVADA CITY ion will be seld at $2 50 each. i All thé Premiums wil! be deposited in th

= There is at present a lively demand _ Just been” rented by a bachelor. Wanted to know what use a bachelor "had for a house, when it was suggested he Baily Transcript, jetrme out Business, NEVADA CITY. a . ITEMS. LOCAL Serious Accident. * Jos. Eustis, a resident of French Corril, met with a very serious accident on Saturday morning of lust week, by being ran over by a four horse wagon. The accident happened near Fitzsim~< mons’ ranch, while hauling wood. «In driving down-a-steep place ia the road: the brake-became loose, and Eustis lost control of the team. The jolting of the wagon threw him off. the seat, and in endeavoring to recover the reins he slipped and fell under the wagon, and two of the wheels passed over his back from shoulder to shoulder) Several persons who were near by hurried to Eustis’ assistance, and carried him to a house a short distance from where he was hurt. Dr. Harris, of San Juan, was sent for, who reports that though the injuries sustained by Eustis are very serious, yet the chances are’ he will recover. ; The City Election. The Charter election takes place on the lst day of May. As yet few candidates have been announced for city offices as will be seen from our col~ umns. The election does not promise to be ks lively as usual on such occtasions and little interest seems to be manifestedby~ our cttizens: ~~ It “ia highly important that good men .and taxpayers should be selected as Trustees, a8 upon the character ef the Board depends the management of city finances and the taxation of the people. It would be well for citizens to consider the qualifications of every candidate who presents himself for their votes at the Charter Election. A Nigger in the Fence.’ An interesting little episode occurred at the St Patrick’s Ball, in this city on Monday night. A leading Democrat objected to dancing ina set because there wasa nigger in it. The coms mittee went on asearch and it is res ported that they found twenty Democrats whose hair curled cleser and whose complexions were darker than the individual who created the sensation. Toward morning the secret leaked out. The party who first raised objection was debarred from dancing on the ist of January, and he played for even on St. Patrick’s. Besides the reputed darkey was fairer skinned and got more partners than some of the Democrats who were jealous of him. The aforesaid objectionable individual danced until midnight before it was discovered he wasn’t white, and he got his three dollars back. Houses. for houses in this city.) We yesterday saw a house hunter who found one vacantand then ascertained that it had He that bachelors, especially if-young and handsome, sometimes got “spliced.” The house hunter accepted the explanation, considering that he was once a bachelor himself, and he started out to find another house. ub ery at San Juan. A Grand Gift Entertainment for the benefit of the San Juan District Schools, . Fire Companies; and for the constraction and laying down of new iron pipe for fire purposes in the town, is about to be started at San Judn. It ‘s in coni praeten to issue seventy-five thous sand tickets at one dollar each, the entertainment to be given on or about the Fourth of J uly next, under the auspices of the citizens of San Juan. ther Skate Frank: Potter has invented a new skate which was tried at Dickinson’s tink yesterday afternoon by experts and pronounced good. Special Notice, : The person that took that cloak by : Te 1 lmamediately, otherwise it will -. -one-we have ever knowin this county, e regret to learn that Banner Bros., One of the oldest and most popular firms that ever engaged in business here, have determined to close’ out their clothing establishment in this city, to engage in business extensively elsewhere, after a residence here of ten years) This celebrated firm has_ risen-with greater rapidity than any We well remember when Banner Bros. Started in this place with a stock of clothing that could be easily packed in good sized box, and from that small lot they commenced increasing until now they can justly be termed the leading ready made clothiers on the Pacitic Coast. Their stock—here has and at Virginia City, their establishment is larger than all the balance combined, to say nothing of their branch houses in San Francisco and New York, at the latter place where most of their goods are. manufactured. There are many good reasons why they have been so successful. They have always made it their aim to. accommodate everybody, courteous in every respect, selling goods cheaper than they could be bought in this or ‘auy other State, and they have not been afraid to use printers’ ink in the most libera) manner, They enjoy, today,a reputation for honesty. enters prise-andliberality that many older firms might envy,’ and they have ges their business in all its minute details, and which has attracted customers from every part of this and adjoining counties. They have just received a very largestock of goods for the Spring trade, which ‘was ordered several months since, and it, with the balance of their immense stock, will be sold at first cost,as they are determined to close .out. during thepresent season. Before these gentlemen leave us, and everybody will regret their departure, for they will surely be tissed, they have concluded to give the people of Nevada county and country merchants a grand benetit by selling their stock at less than first cost, with the idea, evidently, that they intend everybody shall be well dressed fora small amount of money, which said articles will be a gentle reminder of the celebrated firm of Banner Bros. Preachers’ Association. The following is the order of exercises of the Preachers’ Association today; Morning — “Evangelization of California,” E. A. Hazen. “The Relations of Christianity to Civil Governx ment,” W. B. Priddy. Afternoon—Sers mon, J. B, H. Herriett. “God’s Design as indicated in the present History of Events,” D.E, Bannister, The morning session begins at 10 A. M, Afternoon session at 2 P. M, ~. Preach» ing in the evening. © Festival. The Festival at Temperance Hall on Monday night for the benefit of the Catholic Church was a decided sucs cess.) Thé music and supper were exs cellent and everyone present enjoyed the dance. We are requested by the managing committee to thank the citizens of Nevada who contributed to the success of the party, and also to state that a report will be made as soon as the bills are settled. ——— For City Marshal. RANK,.G. GUILD is hereby anF nounced as a Candidate for the office ot CITY MARSHAL, snbject to the decision of the voters at the Vity Klection, Monday, May let? 1871. ’ apl2 For City Assessor. Hi. DAVIDSON. will be a Candie da‘c tor the office of CITY -ASSESSUR, at the Charter. Election to be held Monday, May 1st, 1871. ap? For City & Marshal. KL1 will be a Candidate for B. the cae of ClrY MARSHAL at the Charter Election, te be held on. Monday, May Ist, 1871. «aps For City Treasirer. . SKINS is hefeby announced H. _ Janine for the office of CITY TREASURER, subject to the decision of the voters. Eleciion, Monday, May ist, 1071. Nevada, April 6th. i . For City Treasurer. . «. CRAWFORD. is hereby ge as acandidate for the office f CITY TREASU subject to the decisHea for, Jit Ye always been the largest in this county, . eured it-by a thorough* knowlédge of . APRIL Ist, 1871, NEW ‘FIRM! ‘FRESH coops “We, LOW PRICES !QUICK SALES! TS UNDERSIGNED having this day formHanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL’ Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Ware,

Crockery, AND Liquor Business, We§ will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN with a CASH CAPITAL ! Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to insure toour patrons 4 ae Lower List of Prices' than have “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below ‘the rulirg market rates. We offer to the pecple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will constartly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforde d by the Market. ROR RI! PRICES THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the pubite {6 an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And wouid return our thanks for their pat-~ ronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free eof Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist, 1871. ' 2" All persons indebted te A. H. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts at as early a date as Possible. Panes ed a co-partnership under the firm name AT. THE OLD STAND.~ , a UF sift i vy % xe t n ¢ , Grand Removal ! HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE! ON .BROAD STREET, Next door to Banner Brothers, and adjoining Lester ¢ i. Mulloy’s Store, KIDD’S BUILDING. CRAND OPENING! ms » THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST, AND MOST MACNIFICENT TOCK OF DRY Coops, o oh o f the veters. Election, Monday, May ee v ‘Ae Hs HANSON:now ‘on’ EXHIBITION { A. GOLDSMITH, 4 i } Premiums gold coin, $500 each.... sent by Kxpress, or by Draft on an Bank. Addr, ‘A { $150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! ILL BE AWARDED nO THE SEASON TICKET HOLDERS onthe 29th day of April, 1874, The Cosmop@litan Benevolent Society, of California, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad street Theatre, Nevada city, Cal, ey in aid of the following charitable purposes ; ‘Ist, Public Schools of Nevada County. 2d, Publie Library of Nevada City. 8d, Urphan Asylum , Nevada County. 4ih, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of A dmissBANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, PREMIUMS, o 1 Premium, gold. coin,.. oe ccesees 0 $25,000 +1 Premiam gold COMM esevccvecevccscecs 15,000 1 Premium gold COL orprecreoreprccce 10,000 . 1 Premium gold coin,..°... Wear ces 5,000 1 Premium gold coin .,.,.5 « ccccsese 4,000 1 Premium gold coin...... eeseese 3,000 1 Premium gold COMES. 0 0csseess ceoee 3,000 1 Premium gold coin... Peeesereeecees 2,490 1 Premium old coin..+ediss,eceee. ~ 2.060 16 Premiums gold coin, $1,000-each.. 15 000 2,500 8 Premiums gold coin, $800 each*seeses 2 400 25 Premiums gold coin, $250 each,,... 6,250 100 Premiums gold coin 100 each.. 10,000 100 Premiums goid coin, $50 eachesce. 5,000 200 Premiums gold coin, $30 eacheses. 6,800 500 Premiums gold coin, $25 each... 12,500 1,043 Premiums gold coin, $20 each.. 20,860 9,005 Gold Cola Premiums am't’g to $156,000 pce BUSINESS MANAGERS—A, W. Potter, A. H. Hagadorn, J. Cerwell Lee. ane By spéstal permission we refer to the following well known citizens: ohn H. : Dickson, sheriff Nevada County. T W. Sigourney. John A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel. . M.S. Deal. Editor Nevade-Transcript, G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster, Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer, Geo. B, Newell, ex-County Supervisor. Thos, J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette, P. Banner, Merchant. ; R, B. ett late Sheriff Nevada County, D, E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster, Ira. A. Katon. Union Hotel. G. G, Allen, Nevada foundry, Judge T, H. Kolfe, Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant, A. Goldsmith, merchant. beg R. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Department. . I, Canfield, ex-Chiet Engineer Fire Department. ; A. Sanford, Merchant, Bliven &.Potter, Merchants: Lester & Mulloy, Merchants, @ L. Nihell, City Marshal, Good’ responsible agents wanted. Liberal commissions allowed, Money should be solvent 83 all-communications to” CO. BH. SOCIETY, $75,000 Gold Coin. —_—_—_—— apl A GRAND e-GIFT CONCERT! WILL BE GIVEN AT THE METESPOLITAN THEATRE, SACKAMENTO, MAY 1, 1871, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Association, For their joint benefit, and to pay their existing indebtedness, During the Concert 1,317 Gifts will be distributed among Ticketholders--amounting to $75,000 in Gold Coin, as follows: 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. Cee erry yyy Pew $15,000 1 Gift of Goid Coin.. 000 1 Gift of Gold Coin. 000 1 Gift of Gold Coin....c.cecececees 2,000 8 Gifts of Gold Coin, $1.000 each... 3,000 5 Gifts of Gold Coin $500 each.... 2,500 5 Gifts of Gold Coin, $300 each,.... 1,500 50 Gifts of Gold Coin $100 each.... 5,000 100 Gifts of Gold Coin, $50 each... 5,00u 3v0 Gifts of Guld Coin, $80 each... 9,600 850 Gitts of Gold Coin, $20 each. ..<. 17,000 1,317 Prizges,amounting to $75,000 TREASURER, B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers. With whom all moneys will be deposited, an by whom all disbursements wiil be made. 60,000 Tickets will be sold at $250 Coin, Each, This Ticket will admit the bearer to Concert. §27~ The drawing will take Gil's awarded in a precisely similar manner as at the Concert given in san Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library, and under the joint supervision “ef a Committee ot wel known citizens of Sacramento, and the ofticers. of said Associations; ~_ @07~ Persons at a distance can obtain Tickets by sending Checks on any of the Sacramento Banks, or Coin by Wells, Fargo-& Co: Ten per cent commission will be allowed to rsons sending fur Filty or. more Tickets. Jommission paid iu Tickets, All orders should be addressed to “ CADWALADER, DAVIS & CO. Business Agents, P. O. Lotk Box 228, Sacramento. Cal. General Agency—44 feurth street, between J aod K mchzs IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE OOMPANY, OF LONDON. . Capital $8,000,000. FALKNER, BELL & CO, Agents for the Pa lace and the “JOHN PATTISON. Agent,16 NEVADA CITY ion will be seld at $2 50 each. i All thé Premiums wil! be deposited in th