April 16, 1868 (4 pages)

NEVADA crry, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, : Crry Lots on “Pusric LANDs. Sak number of inquiries have been made relative to the progress made in thé matter of securi government title to lands within. the corporate Taye of placed che matter in the hands of Mr™ Bargeny and tee-tean-bome diligently at work at it,_As yet no instructions as . “mark-ng out,” and ‘selling clothing cheaper than ever before offered in this city. They have fine Summer suits . which are offered as low as $9,—for coat, pants and vest. Hats, furnishing goods, and allkinds of — “apd the. “Baldwin’s Fig,” can only be had bacconist, Broad street, ‘Nevada. ne required by law have been. issued from the office of ry of the’ Interior,’ and should these not arrive the declaratory statement will be filed before the 20th of May, at which date the ninety days after the filing of the map of survey including Nevada, will expire. The provisions of the law will be complied with, and the title acquired for the city Property holders need have no fear _ whatever in regard to the matter, ‘as they-will be able to obtain their titles withou y trouble and at very. little _ expense, OaKLAND AND\N EVADA DIstxicts, The Board of §a rs will meet this morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of giving parties interested, ‘an oppor-. tunity of showing cause why theboundary line between the Districts of OitkNAt: BAILEY is here hereby announced as & land and Nevada, or that part of it run. itigetion May ath, . ending: aamanba ning from the corporation line on Gold Run to the Grass Valley township line, should not be definitely settled. County InsTiruTE.—E. M. Preston, County Superintendent of Schools, has decided to call a Teachers’ Institute, to meet in this city, commencing on. the 23d of Jane. These meetings of the friends of education, for the purpose of material improvement, are of great benefit, and every teacher and trustee of the county should make it convenient "to attend the Institute. THs MINING Surm— Bell vs the Bed Rock Tunnel Co., which has-been on trial for three days, was concluded yesterday. The case is an important one, involving mining rights in Bridgeport township. The argument commenced yesterday morning, _.and occupied most of theday. Hawley ~~ opened for plaintiff and Sargent and _ Reardan followed for defendant. The} argument wasclosed by Belden for plaintiff. “The j jury brought in a ver_ dict for defendant. A stay of _proceedings for ten days granted. SaLE oF A MINE—Thetwo-thirds interest in the Union Hill mine; of this} place, says the Grass Valley Union, told a few days since for the sum of . $60,000. The purchasers reside in San Francisco, and the new company will probably light the fires under the boilers of that mill. Tae RarR0ap.—The cars will soon be running to Hunter's, on the Truckee. By to-morrow, says the Territorial Hnterprise of April 12th, the: track will be laid to a point on the river about, half way between Crystal Peak and Hunter’s. Here they will be delayed fora time, as the bridge over the river is not completed. They are coming this way literally at. railroad speed. The company have eight saw mills at work getting out ties, and will soon erect several more. Fora great distanceall the ties used must be procured in the Sierra Nevada moun Man Kituzp sy a Lanp Sripe— A land slide occurred on the Central Pacific Railroad, last Saturday, says the Enterprise, burying » boss trackBp gv tigig Byrd ah ‘The slide = i ‘The case of T — Dr. J. Mm. Moreeno, the popula: a Francisco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento 8t.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, either in person or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which should not be mentioned in a family newspaper. . Dr. Moreeno is without a rival and in all cases where he takes a patient he gives a written.guarantee to effect a cure, and being pecuniary responsible the patient runs no risk of being QUACKED out, of his money. soos — — — FOR CITY MARSHAL. oot HARLES W. CORNELL is a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal at the election on Monday, May 4th. FOR CITY ¥ MARSHAL. = FOR CITY MARSHAL. OHN H\GRAY is annownced, at tlie Fequest of y friends, a candidate for the —— of oy , at the Election in May next. March Sist, 1868. For City Treasurer. Gren. R CRAWFORD fling a candidate for Cit vuk, toes es aspen sag CITy TREASURER D B, FRINK announces himself as a caii~ e didate for Cit Ser ganas the charter election to be held DRY GOODS STORE, _ Cor, Broad & Pine Streets. . pe . Keep always the e oe . is mH A 3 i ts Carpets, Oil Cloths. fb BLAZE’S SALOON ! wrir “FOU WANT A ( A GOOD DRINK a4 ere D. &. BAKER. ' 3 ‘J. &. MARTIN BAKER «& MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF aLL KINDS. —ALSO— WHEAT, Bee CORN, BARLEY, _ GROUND FRED “ ‘WOOD! woop WwoopD! Shakes, Shingies, &¢., Kt. j WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7 BROAD STREET : Nevada, September 12th. eee GENERAL INSURANCE _ AGENCY. Mutual Life ladumiitin Company, OF NEW YORK. (@r-ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES $2 DOES MORE BUSINESS, (7 AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. ‘S@-THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. THE “UNION” Fire & Marine Insurance Company OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital over sr $1,000.000. (WILL TAKE GOOD RISKS AT AS_ges (REASONABLE RATES AS_g _ SS7-ANY OTHER RESPON:_get " §SPSIBLE COMPANY. aes + Bi 8. B. PAs eRmOny; 4 saegal of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail to. Cermer of Pine & Commercial Sts, . coruer of Broad and Pine stresta, are. SPRING CL . GREar SALES OF . FURNISHING GOODS,AT THE ret FURNISHING GOODS, Attention! . We now offer you ever boug ing Goods, and Business Suits are LATEST STYLES style, qualiiy and price! HATS! HATS! conceivable shapes and colors. Star and Adkinson make. scription. of any others. And line, making parchases at the CAMPAIGN OPENED! BANNER BROTHERS,Having estatlished the fact that they can and do sell Clothidg, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any . of their competitors are now in the field ‘. withthe — Largest and finest assortment — Gentlemen's and Boy’s ie SPRING CLOTHING.2& HATS! Enongh io cover every man's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every. —OF-— BANNER BROTHERS, “SPRING CLOTHING! rt TO ALL MERCHANTS! ‘Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases. We can_ than you can buy them at the Bay. . forthe Spring Trade and our offered at like rates. : ee cee To CHEWERS. AND SMOKERS.—To-. _ <e : : bacco—a new and su rticle,called . ee oe ee ae cg DOWNFALL IN PRICES.2 i sxaiees CLOTHING, —~ HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. kes . &e. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Ever before brought to the interior of the State . We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 sper cent Lower than former rates. All ye in want of Clothing ! Goods at Lower Prices than them before and Cheaper than you.can get them . anywhere else. Our Spring and Summer Clothing, FarnishAnd superior to any hitherto imported, ms "Fine Fashicnable Dress Suits ! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere elee in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both as to SHIRTS. & UNDERCLOTHING. ~@m Hand—An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha . Oravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Sus‘. penders, and Yankee Notions of oe de ~~ in want of any Goods in our better consult their own interest by GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM '. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANC . No of deaths in year, s ss oma . « $946,714 48 25th. Annual Statement ae —OF THE— OF NEW YORK. . F. S. WINSTON, 43 President. center tetse Pebruary 1, 1868. Net assets, January 81, 1867, . $17,699,206 97 RECEIPTS, For Premiums ind Annatee 286 81 67, 700 OD 10,179,087 61 PASO S ee ey SHS OS Interest. BOSCERe ser eeee DISBURSEMENTs. ~<* Claims by death.. 14,527 78 Claims on Endow__ ae “hent® matired Cash dividends to Pol2,517,114 9% cies 256,687 35 14,678 06 icies. seueee . eee. Surrendered Annuities.. eset Commissions and mutations of future commissions Pos ~ 926,087 82 116,680 10 241,985 91 106,921 87 20,000 00— 5. 140,808 44 “$22,002,452 4 OOS hee eee Net assets Feb1, 1868, Invested as follows : Cash on hand and in ac. seen 1,804,770 98 ee 39,791 72 ——_—— $22,062,488 14 177,305 45 647,255 11 es val ae of in excess of 20.0660 .8 499,942 8g — 2,056,807 4i One hs TPs rat Per $25,819.319 55 Increase in net cash assets for the year. eK 5,023,155 17 ot ~~ No of Policies in year, “19,480 Amount insured thereon, $871, 200 No of Policies in force, Feb. 1, 1868, INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1866. 1867—Total Receipts, $10,173,047 61. 1866—Total Receipts, 52,384 m poate PAID. Merits = 914,887 78. Decrease. .->-------$92,176 70. . Receipts for Interest, as shove, 248,011, Exceeding Losses, about ~~ $333,500 H. §. HOMANS, General Agent “$27,812;34455 . $6,217,035 88, se ces 1+ $8,956,011 73. ECONSTRUCTION POLICY or Andy Johnson, but the ~~ RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —_ MYERS & COMPANY, IN THE— ~€LOTHING TRADE, Sy Nevada County: ir MEYERS & o., ye Come to this city with the Largest. and . BEST. STOCK OF CLOTHING L Ever Brought to the Mountains. ‘ Sng NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD 1 NEW PRICES! ‘ MYERS & CO., MYERS & CO. NEW Goons: JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, —ON rot i ‘Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY, Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable . SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. " A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS ee ar-Aito, a very large and mine Aseort ment of. . BOYS’ CLOTHING! —__ meee Having purchased our Goods for casH of the Leading New York Houses, ‘SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —to— COUNTRY DEALERS. 224 Montgomery St. San Francisco. . 14.4) endeavor by : z HONORABLE MEANS ‘ Be To satisfy all who patronise us. $. B. DAVENPORT, is Local Agent, Nevada City. . Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTH; ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broadand L. M. McKENNEY, Our Stock and Prices. MYERS & CO. Traveling Agent. 4 Nevada, March 2ist. Announce to the inhabitants: of Nevada county that they have ee = HIGH PRICES. i PS WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK oF GENTLEMEN'S [Ee LINEN SHIRTS . _ Miners? © shires and Underclothing, Boots, ae Shoes, te and . TRUNKS, cas . VALISES, SATCHELS, FANCY ARTICLES, . Having anchored ourselves in thie city, wejew RUBBER GOODS. -

NEVADA crry, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, : Crry Lots on “Pusric LANDs. Sak number of inquiries have been made relative to the progress made in thé matter of securi government title to lands within. the corporate Taye of placed che matter in the hands of Mr™ Bargeny and tee-tean-bome diligently at work at it,_As yet no instructions as . “mark-ng out,” and ‘selling clothing cheaper than ever before offered in this city. They have fine Summer suits . which are offered as low as $9,—for coat, pants and vest. Hats, furnishing goods, and allkinds of — “apd the. “Baldwin’s Fig,” can only be had bacconist, Broad street, ‘Nevada. ne required by law have been. issued from the office of ry of the’ Interior,’ and should these not arrive the declaratory statement will be filed before the 20th of May, at which date the ninety days after the filing of the map of survey including Nevada, will expire. The provisions of the law will be complied with, and the title acquired for the city Property holders need have no fear _ whatever in regard to the matter, ‘as they-will be able to obtain their titles withou y trouble and at very. little _ expense, OaKLAND AND\N EVADA DIstxicts, The Board of §a rs will meet this morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose of giving parties interested, ‘an oppor-. tunity of showing cause why theboundary line between the Districts of OitkNAt: BAILEY is here hereby announced as & land and Nevada, or that part of it run. itigetion May ath, . ending: aamanba ning from the corporation line on Gold Run to the Grass Valley township line, should not be definitely settled. County InsTiruTE.—E. M. Preston, County Superintendent of Schools, has decided to call a Teachers’ Institute, to meet in this city, commencing on. the 23d of Jane. These meetings of the friends of education, for the purpose of material improvement, are of great benefit, and every teacher and trustee of the county should make it convenient "to attend the Institute. THs MINING Surm— Bell vs the Bed Rock Tunnel Co., which has-been on trial for three days, was concluded yesterday. The case is an important one, involving mining rights in Bridgeport township. The argument commenced yesterday morning, _.and occupied most of theday. Hawley ~~ opened for plaintiff and Sargent and _ Reardan followed for defendant. The} argument wasclosed by Belden for plaintiff. “The j jury brought in a ver_ dict for defendant. A stay of _proceedings for ten days granted. SaLE oF A MINE—Thetwo-thirds interest in the Union Hill mine; of this} place, says the Grass Valley Union, told a few days since for the sum of . $60,000. The purchasers reside in San Francisco, and the new company will probably light the fires under the boilers of that mill. Tae RarR0ap.—The cars will soon be running to Hunter's, on the Truckee. By to-morrow, says the Territorial Hnterprise of April 12th, the: track will be laid to a point on the river about, half way between Crystal Peak and Hunter’s. Here they will be delayed fora time, as the bridge over the river is not completed. They are coming this way literally at. railroad speed. The company have eight saw mills at work getting out ties, and will soon erect several more. Fora great distanceall the ties used must be procured in the Sierra Nevada moun Man Kituzp sy a Lanp Sripe— A land slide occurred on the Central Pacific Railroad, last Saturday, says the Enterprise, burying » boss trackBp gv tigig Byrd ah ‘The slide = i ‘The case of T — Dr. J. Mm. Moreeno, the popula: a Francisco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento 8t.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, either in person or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints, the names of which should not be mentioned in a family newspaper. . Dr. Moreeno is without a rival and in all cases where he takes a patient he gives a written.guarantee to effect a cure, and being pecuniary responsible the patient runs no risk of being QUACKED out, of his money. soos — — — FOR CITY MARSHAL. oot HARLES W. CORNELL is a candidate for re-election to the office of City Marshal at the election on Monday, May 4th. FOR CITY ¥ MARSHAL. = FOR CITY MARSHAL. OHN H\GRAY is annownced, at tlie Fequest of y friends, a candidate for the —— of oy , at the Election in May next. March Sist, 1868. For City Treasurer. Gren. R CRAWFORD fling a candidate for Cit vuk, toes es aspen sag CITy TREASURER D B, FRINK announces himself as a caii~ e didate for Cit Ser ganas the charter election to be held DRY GOODS STORE, _ Cor, Broad & Pine Streets. . pe . Keep always the e oe . is mH A 3 i ts Carpets, Oil Cloths. fb BLAZE’S SALOON ! wrir “FOU WANT A ( A GOOD DRINK a4 ere D. &. BAKER. ' 3 ‘J. &. MARTIN BAKER «& MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF aLL KINDS. —ALSO— WHEAT, Bee CORN, BARLEY, _ GROUND FRED “ ‘WOOD! woop WwoopD! Shakes, Shingies, &¢., Kt. j WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7 BROAD STREET : Nevada, September 12th. eee GENERAL INSURANCE _ AGENCY. Mutual Life ladumiitin Company, OF NEW YORK. (@r-ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES $2 DOES MORE BUSINESS, (7 AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. ‘S@-THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. THE “UNION” Fire & Marine Insurance Company OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital over sr $1,000.000. (WILL TAKE GOOD RISKS AT AS_ges (REASONABLE RATES AS_g _ SS7-ANY OTHER RESPON:_get " §SPSIBLE COMPANY. aes + Bi 8. B. PAs eRmOny; 4 saegal of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail to. Cermer of Pine & Commercial Sts, . coruer of Broad and Pine stresta, are. SPRING CL . GREar SALES OF . FURNISHING GOODS,AT THE ret FURNISHING GOODS, Attention! . We now offer you ever boug ing Goods, and Business Suits are LATEST STYLES style, qualiiy and price! HATS! HATS! conceivable shapes and colors. Star and Adkinson make. scription. of any others. And line, making parchases at the CAMPAIGN OPENED! BANNER BROTHERS,Having estatlished the fact that they can and do sell Clothidg, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any . of their competitors are now in the field ‘. withthe — Largest and finest assortment — Gentlemen's and Boy’s ie SPRING CLOTHING.2&

HATS! Enongh io cover every man's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every. —OF-— BANNER BROTHERS, “SPRING CLOTHING! rt TO ALL MERCHANTS! ‘Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going to San Francisco to make purchases. We can_ than you can buy them at the Bay. . forthe Spring Trade and our offered at like rates. : ee cee To CHEWERS. AND SMOKERS.—To-. _ <e : : bacco—a new and su rticle,called . ee oe ee ae cg DOWNFALL IN PRICES.2 i sxaiees CLOTHING, —~ HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. kes . &e. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Ever before brought to the interior of the State . We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 sper cent Lower than former rates. All ye in want of Clothing ! Goods at Lower Prices than them before and Cheaper than you.can get them . anywhere else. Our Spring and Summer Clothing, FarnishAnd superior to any hitherto imported, ms "Fine Fashicnable Dress Suits ! We will sell for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere elee in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Clothing--we feel assure ed we can satisfy you, both as to SHIRTS. & UNDERCLOTHING. ~@m Hand—An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Patent Gutta Percha . Oravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Sus‘. penders, and Yankee Notions of oe de ~~ in want of any Goods in our better consult their own interest by GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM '. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANC . No of deaths in year, s ss oma . « $946,714 48 25th. Annual Statement ae —OF THE— OF NEW YORK. . F. S. WINSTON, 43 President. center tetse Pebruary 1, 1868. Net assets, January 81, 1867, . $17,699,206 97 RECEIPTS, For Premiums ind Annatee 286 81 67, 700 OD 10,179,087 61 PASO S ee ey SHS OS Interest. BOSCERe ser eeee DISBURSEMENTs. ~<* Claims by death... 14,527 78 Claims on Endow__ ae “hent® matired Cash dividends to Pol2,517,114 9% cies 256,687 35 14,678 06 icies. seueee . eee. Surrendered Annuities... eset Commissions and mutations of future commissions Pos ~ 926,087 82 116,680 10 241,985 91 106,921 87 20,000 00— 5. 140,808 44 “$22,002,452 4 OOS hee eee Net assets Feb1, 1868, Invested as follows : Cash on hand and in ac. seen 1,804,770 98 ee 39,791 72 ——_—— $22,062,488 14 177,305 45 647,255 11 es val ae of in excess of 20.0660 .8 499,942 8g — 2,056,807 4i One hs TPs rat Per $25,819.319 55 Increase in net cash assets for the year. eK 5,023,155 17 ot ~~ No of Policies in year, “19,480 Amount insured thereon, $871, 200 No of Policies in force, Feb. 1, 1868, INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1866. 1867—Total Receipts, $10,173,047 61. 1866—Total Receipts, 52,384 m poate PAID. Merits = 914,887 78. Decrease. ..->-------$92,176 70. . Receipts for Interest, as shove, 248,011, Exceeding Losses, about ~~ $333,500 H. §. HOMANS, General Agent “$27,812;34455 . $6,217,035 88, se ces 1+ $8,956,011 73. ECONSTRUCTION POLICY or Andy Johnson, but the ~~ RECONSTRUCTION POLICY —_ MYERS & COMPANY, IN THE— ~€LOTHING TRADE, Sy Nevada County: ir MEYERS & o., ye Come to this city with the Largest. and . BEST. STOCK OF CLOTHING L Ever Brought to the Mountains. ‘ Sng NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD 1 NEW PRICES! ‘ MYERS & CO., MYERS & CO. NEW Goons: JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, —ON rot i ‘Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY, Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable . SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. " A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS ee ar-Aito, a very large and mine Aseort ment of. . BOYS’ CLOTHING! —__ meee Having purchased our Goods for casH of the Leading New York Houses, ‘SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —to— COUNTRY DEALERS. 224 Montgomery St. San Francisco. . 14.4) endeavor by : z HONORABLE MEANS ‘ Be To satisfy all who patronise us. $. B. DAVENPORT, is Local Agent, Nevada City. . Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTH; ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broadand L. M. McKENNEY, Our Stock and Prices. MYERS & CO. Traveling Agent. 4 Nevada, March 2ist. Announce to the inhabitants: of Nevada county that they have ee = HIGH PRICES. i PS WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK oF GENTLEMEN'S [Ee LINEN SHIRTS . _ Miners? © shires and Underclothing, Boots, ae Shoes, te and . TRUNKS, cas . VALISES, SATCHELS, FANCY ARTICLES, . Having anchored ourselves in thie city, wejew RUBBER GOODS. -