April 16, 1873 (4 pages)

ont toPlacer ms, : ‘FICE, ch 14. 1873. , that GEORGE vet-office address aunty, California, or a Patent for own’s Hill Plac. Placer Mines, istrict, Nevada: nehbips 15 and 16 unt Diablo Me. Plats and Field Pas follows — d Brewn’s Hil point it-a_ Res. Tree, five inthe ’ W 2.51 chains, riation of may. 30’ K 10.79 chs d “BE No. 31." chains to a stuke we N 35> 36’ W arked ‘*B C, No, 13.48 to a Ktake hence N $55}, irked “B:C. No; 3.15 chains to _ “at place of be. .50 acres and be. m 6, ‘Lownship nd__in-the $b 4; vuship 16 North, lo Meridian, ‘To —commnenctng at fownships 15 N, 1 Range 9 E on Thence East. on . Thence $ 9> We ; at the N’W. cor > making the ¢lox. yuship post, N, , 08 follows, viz a Reservoir at a “froin which the e third parallel 345 North Range -10.-East, bears it, Thente-en a e magnetic nee 0’ Es 2.88 chaing ed. *B C, No-49.”” ‘hains'to a Pine» 43.” Thence $; ake marked. “RB, 15’ E 6.24 chains BR C No 46;".~ ‘hains to a Sugar Thence N 49° ¢ marked “BC, yh 4 36 chainsto Le O Ne 43."=*hains to a Suger ' Thence § .x0° @ marked “BC, ’ E 6.82 chains to 9 40." Thence 8 a stake marked S.20> 00° W 6.82 ed “BC No 38.” hains to a stake Thence N 5? 40° ke warked “‘B, C. Ou’ W 9,94 chains No. 35.” Thence .to the place of 243.29 acres and s 6,11, 12 and 13, E Mount Diablo de long prior en held and workicant and his preaccordance with laws of You Bet ece & .West and ¢ bounded on the on the south by né Kast by claims id brown Brothers ant public land; ie@ is bounded on ankin claims. and ne other. sides by whose names are public land. jo 1y adverse chim ted topresént the ithin 60 days from on hereot. LAND, Register. orneys for’ Appli m18 Valifornia, County ie District Court of district of the State the county of NeState of California d Roe, Defendant. to appear ip an acu in the District Judicial District of band for the counlov, 1872,and to antherein, within ten ry Of service) after this Summons—if y ; OF, if served out is District, within — within forty day»: hh against yet .by prayer of said comght against n bydut terest in the West voship 19, North, 44320 acres, situate , Btute of Califortificate of purchase on the Tth day of aut of your failure ) due from you to t on the purchase d for costs of suit, fied, t'vat if you fail 5 e said complaint as plaintiff will apply ef demanded in the whereof, I.T. C. : Of District Cont reunto set my hand said Court, at office on, the 2ith day of NKETT,: Clerk. Pattison, Deputy. NOTICE. SOURT Of the Coun. n teof Aibert Lindsey to the Court by the filea by John Bell, > of California. non of tlie e. tate o sed, praying for an e of the interest of n mining claims 4 ; thar it is necessary . interest of said de Jaime to pay the ez: administration at st and to the advalItis ell tie same. he Judge of the ssi persons interested i fore the ed, appear be oth 7a., at 10 o'clock a at the Court roo ‘Nevada City, in How cause Why an 0red to’tlie said Admin. est, of said decease ‘ : and that acopy ° Lat least four 8q'cee da Daily Tramscnp’, » Thursday, the "at ad published in 6 QMVIL: AND MINING ENGINEERS, ey herein : 5 LANDSURVEYORS AND DRAUGH TS73, LL, Probate Judge. ‘Clerk of the County , Cler : veyor. Le nto. of Califor Office at the Court House, Nevada City. Jerk of the. Probe Nevada, Match 9th, 1973, . County, do hereby ee , to,be a true, fu # a bras Fe : er duly ad Provele ; R. M. HUNT, M. D. Yond ana ese! ot f METEWDING (PHYSICLA Bee nis 1eth day BYSICIA . D. 1873. ~ MEVADA cry. i UNEETT, Clerk. a a VOL; XXVI. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. » WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1873, . NO. 36. K. e \ e 2 , . : t) : The Daily Gransevipt. GRAND CELEBRATION = = x ; NEVADA CITY, CAL. Coes Fe AT NEVADA CITY, “ye. BROWN. = 6 BROWN & DEAL, FRIDAY, April 25th, 1873. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, pore eee ee ‘corner of Broad and Pine Streets, : : eee ; qeEMS OF THY TRANSCRIPT OUSTOMAH LODGE, One Yeat—in advance... «.--$10 00 . =i : : “Bix Months, — ‘* vere eeer geese ees B00. : = Three Months, Ho sieeeverrerersss800}— NO. 16, L O, O.-F., per week, Twenty-Five Cents. : po REAL AC Of Nevada City, “@ ‘Auburn Street Grocery Store, WILL CELEBRATE THE N. GRASS VALLEY. EEREee : 54™ ANNIVERSARY { HE undersignedreturns his. sincere ; : T thanks to his-eld, patrons for their past Sars Serres L * patronage, and topes to receivd a continuea of the same. —f-shalendesavor to-keep= on hand, inthe future as in tle past, every . 4 . article ‘ustially found ina first class GRO. A ; 5 4 ' CERY AND PROVISION STORE, and_will o We ay a sm at the lowest rates.‘ Se a Bl Bi lcm WM. GEORGE Chatter Odk-Insurance Co., NN $e “Capital, $10,000, 000. bea eS esa Iam agent for the above named Compo pany, which offers a new plan of instrance “== BLA different and. better than evn of tire. { sR kind ever offered to the public.” It com. > a bines both Life Insurance and Savings . PROCESSION, os ae WM. GEORGE. . TO ccna, ORATION, WM. GEORGE, oe SS os Notary Public for Nevada County. = “> —Gtasg Valley July 16th, 1872. es, . NATIONAL EXCHANGE Dedication of the New Hall HOTEL, LA : BROAD STREET... NEVADA CI Pia anid ' nes J.A. LANCASTER, Proprietor eee Orator of the Day, i ie’ WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS~AW. 5 ways open for the accommodation of the Trayeling Public. Large additions have Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, been made to it, and been fitted up in ele. : gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, OF OAKLAND, airy and comfortable; and ‘the Table will » compare favorably with that of any. Hote] in the State. Phe Proprietor will spare rio pains nor expense to render his guests com, fortable.” . . : _y Stages for all parts of the State hav Chaplain, JOHN. W. HINDS. ~~ their Otfices at this Hotel. Y me ie pe is kept open all night for Se Ee as theaccommodation of the Traveling Public. Hg dilliard Tables and Bar connecte?’ Grand Marshal of the Day; with the Hotel. : ‘ , A seen 3 Public Patronage is réspectfu} P.G. JONATHAN CLARK, —~dectt JOHN A. LANCASTER. DENTISTRY. . t R P. E an office, In Kidd’s Bailding, Broad Street Over As¢hheim Bros.’ Store. He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry latest and most approvea styles: ~ Artificial Poeth inserted on Gold, Si ver, ; Vuleanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work, Visits made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. HUGHSON has opened /BROAD STREET MARKET. , fet COLLEY, Proprietor. AJ . @) ways supplied with the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL. Orders filled-from-Families and Meats des livered at their k>uses. Give me a call, : : JAMES COLLEY. © Nevada, March 7th. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN }4Aay GROCERIES & PRO+VISIONS.OPPOSIPE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. : "New and Fresh Goods received every Week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge, o2 W00D RANCH FOR SALE. IVE miles from Nevada City, containing 200 acres, witlr good house (six rooms), twe good barns, sheds and out hotises, Fifty acres under fence, fifteen acres sowed to oats and wheat fdr hay. Apple orchard of one. hundred trees in full g. F ve hundred grape vines 7 years old. The whole, together with the farm implements, for one thousand dollars. For further particulars apply to a W. H. CRAWFORD, Nevada. FURNITURE! FURNITURE pons in want of anything in the : Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets! DowmtoCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, <a buy them at extraordinary low rates by on _ J. E. JOHNSTON. ‘ i Commercial Street. __ MERRY & GRAY, _ f a n Ss MERRY, County Surveyor. _ . BP. GRAY, U.-8. Deputy Mineral Sur-+-the-day-and-evening, comprising Willis’ . MINGS. '. ® The SUPPER will be gotten ; Aids: _-?, G. PHILIP. SELDNER. P. G., A. H. PARKER. AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A Grand Ball! IN THE EVENING, AT BULLARD’S HALL. The best of Music has been engaged for Band from San Francisco, assisted by Mar8s M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada. Invitation Committee. Oustomab Lodge, No. 16, Nevada City—H. H. HASKINS, JOHN PA'TTISON, W. R. COE, W. H. CRAWFORD, CHAS. MARSH, M.S. DEAL. : Union Encampment, No. 11, Grass Valley —FRANK G. BEATTY, HENRY H.IVANS. Auburn Encampment, No. 20, Dutch Flat —I'; K. KIDDER, W. FRATHEN. Aben Ben Adham Encampment, No. 36, Moore’s Flat—B.-D. BURT, W.-J.CUMAuburn Lodge, No. 7, Auburn—JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, E. G, BRADBURY. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, Grass Valley =OHAS, HOCEING, 8. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodge, No. 24, Downieville—JAS. ZIMMERMAN, ADOLPH COHN, ~ Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M, FLINT, GEO. GRANT, Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, You Bet—CHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS, Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H. ATWATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. San Juan Lodge, No. 67, San Juan—A, J. PUTNAM. G, W. KOCH. Olive Lodge, No, 81, Dutch. Flat—J.-E; SQUIRES, JAMES JAMISON, Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheatland—D. J. WOODS _H. LHOSE. Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, Washington. J. JANSON, H. F. WILKINSON. Colfax Lodge, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH WEBSTER, H.F. McCULLOUGH. Donner Lodge, No. 162, Truckee—G, WGIF FEN; E. ANGIUN. Golden Star Lodge. 165, Grass Valley—’' gE. P. SANFORD, JOH“N WEBBER, Fredonia Lodge. No. 188. Smartsville— JAMES DOUBI, W. J. MERRIDITH. Reception Committee. NILES SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, CHARLES MARSH, .CHAS. E. MULLOY, JONATHAN. CLARK,WM. 0. GROVES. GEO, W. SMITH. L, NIHELL, R. W. TULLY, JOSEPH THOMAS, J. GREENWALD, H.C. McELVEY,JAMES MONRO, OLE 6 ahi H; ODGERS. E. W, BIGELOW. JE. BROWN. H. STANSFIELD, _. Floor Managers. _W. LESTER, © H.H.HASKINS. . PHIL. SELDNER, A.B. WADSWORTH. A. B. LORD, _ NLP. BROWN. 4 GAULT : Bacon, . .Hams, >. ward, CASHIN & KENT, AND” ARE NOW-READY TO SUPPLY: THE . TRADE. e% WITH their NO FOOLISHNESS NOW! THE == ‘Old Pioneers ‘NOT TO BE OUTDONE IN THE . QUALITY of GooDs oR PRICES! STARTLING FACTS! No Quackery! [No Deception ! EVERYTHING OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD! LADIES ATTENTION. }JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL T THE OLD STAND, Corner of Pine and Broad Streets, lave’ received SPRING GOODS, E ee ‘. AND. THEY ARE THE CHOICEST AND ‘ , RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT TO:THIS MARKET. Tue concerts given by the hair fined to musical efforts. At the one recently given there, raised_platform was to be'seén in the middle of the room, on which was seated twenty beautiful women in full dress at toilat tables, ‘and—behind each—one stood a barber with swallow-tail coat industriously at. work on the fair] ones’ hair. Rewards of sthall silver medals were offered for.the best and quickest jobs, a SEVERAL lots were sgld in London, re¢ently, at the rate of $50 per square foot. : a $3 PER HUNDR s _ FLOUR FOR SALE. . HE UNDERSIGNED, in order to close out business, offer for ‘sale, from ' 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKS — arr NO; 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA FLOUR,Pee hee ee At the rate of 4 E SON & CLARK, Proprietors of Nevada City Fiouring Mill. rine decrie J6th, 1873. Never Too Late to Mend. When the stomach is in astate.of chronic febellion “against every kind of er ge the aftendi g physician withSolemn and portentous ¢ yity declares that such cases of confirmed dyspepsia defy all remedies, do not put faith in Hisipse dixit. Indigestion of this obstinate character may be incurable by his prescriptiond;.but it is. not therefore an irremovable fixturdin the system. The fact is that the great vegetable invigorant and corrective, Hostetter’s Stom ach Bitters, is radically curing cases of this “seemingly desperate nature every day. —Indeed it is in those malignant phascs of dyspepsia which no ordinary medicine can con= executeddn superior NEVADA IRON AND. BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEYADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON, . \ —ANB— @ . Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery } STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &c style. atreduced prices? DAVIO THOM. EG GEO. G@. ALLAN, Weveda, May 25th. : Ne Warranted to be No 1 Nevada City, Jan. 1, 1873, . Quality: CASHIN & KENT. Oftice—On Grass Valley Road. We have resolved not to be undersold by any dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope . Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the benegt of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take . a jook at the following list of. goods. and . prices and théa call at our establishment. The campaign is opened-and so are our . ZOOdS. -ad these prices and reflect well. before making your purchases elsewhere. The people rejoitete know that the old Pioneers still keep the lead: HEAVY BLACK SILK at $1 75. POPLIN at 25 cents. GRENADINE st 25 cents. LACE SHAWLS, $5. STOCKINGS, one bit. FRENCH CORSETS, 75 cents. BLEACHED MUSEIN, 10 yds for $1. . ‘BLACK ALPACCA at'37}4 cents. __—. _KID-GLOVES,-$1-a-pair. DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard. OLL CLOTHS, 75 cents per yard. WINDOW SHADES, 25 cents per yard. HATS, 25 cents. TOWELS, $2 per dozen. And everything else in proportion. J, & §. ROSENTH AL. Nevada, March 22d, 1873. & PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. JHE PEOPLE’S NEVER FAILING Hi AS added to the lot of advantage to caJl on me. NEW GROCERIES. ALEX. GAULT BAKERY a choice Groceries and. Provisions, Which he offers for sale on the ‘most Ifberal terms: The people of Nevada will find it to their FLOUR FOR SALE. Warranted to be the best in the County. ALEX. GAULT 78 Broad Street, Nevada, REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Contracted Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore. Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea,:-Head Ache, 'l'oothache, Ear ache, And al external and internal Pains and Aches, PRATT S ABOLITION OIL. THE POOR MAN’S SRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial REWARD. \ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, : . Executive Department. Sacramento, April 8th, 1873. HEREAS, on the 25th-day—of Murch, A. D, 1873, at North Bloomfield, Ne\ Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1.' FOR. SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! THE RIVER OF LIFE wonderfully. manifested. trot that its remedial. propceriies are most We say to the long suffering martyr, whose stomach is a source of perpetual torment tohim, that by the persistent and daily use of this glorious tonic, he can not only restore the digestive organs to their full vigor, but can keep theif in good working order through life. If there is constipation the gentle aperient operations of the Bitters will remove all obstructions and keep the bowels in a regular and healthy condition. acteristic of this vitalizing and purifying . vegetable preperation is that it acts beneficially upon .every~organ, controlling the liver, reinforcing the nerves, toning the coats of the stomach, promoting a healthy habit of-body, relieving the blood of all impurities, clearing the’, brain and reviving the spirits. a Cautron.—In our changeable climate, coughs, colds and lung diseases. will always prevail. _ Consumption will claim its ‘victims, These diseases, if taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The remely dis Dr.” Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. THe world and his wite have made up their minds that there is nothing under heaven so certain as a cure for a eough, cold, or difficulty of breathing, as Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. The sale ‘is over . three thousand bottles per day.— Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by all dr: ggists. : Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute, BES: RE ea ee Dr. Aborn, Oculist, Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases. Offi ces, laboratory and residence, 213 Geary Street, San Francisco. i f mil EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, Sun Francisco, as the First Premium for best genvral photographic work was awar ded them at the. Mechanics’ Institute Fair for1871. All work guaranteed, THE OLDEST AND THE BEST {DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. YRN\HE first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in the-UnitedStates. These Bitters have been in the San Francisco Market for over twenty years, and notwithThe grand char. ° FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to vada County, in this State, one A. Lind was brutslly murdered by some person or persuns unknown, now, therefore, by virtue of authority in me vested, I, Newton Booth, Purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE, Governor of California, do hereby offer aj) standing the many. new candilates for public favor, the sales uave constantly increasea; TAYLOR & BENDEL, reward of of the crime. —— California, this eight day bf dred and seventy-three. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, For the arrest of the said unknown murderer, or murderers, payable on conviction In testimony whereof, I have seal; hereunto set my hand and ; caused —~ ) the great seal of State of California to be affixed, at the City of Sacramento, = year of our Lord, one thousand eight hunNEWTON: BOOTH, Governor. Attest: Drury Melone, Sec’y of State. al2 ' BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER INVIGORATOR, , CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter,. Blu enes Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. CURES Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatism when every other remedy fails. ERADICATFES April, in the , Removed to Hamiilton’s Restaurant. . BROAD STREET, Neariy Oppostre THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE MEALS served up in all styles and at the lowest rates. Meals Syphilitic taint and al) heredita orders of he Biood from the : System. ----—OURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA, Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys te healtb action; keeps the Bowels as regular sal Pot HAMILTON, Brop'r ” a J. H. . ‘ = Nevada, Jan, Mth, 1873." . eee nea "JOHN ANDERSON. ban ATTORNEY AT LAW, _ ‘PRATT’S NEW LIFE. seas fd a AMR ccc Price $1. or sale by all Draggists, AP SPAGN.AY DMR? RAAT eg Oey ee se vooupied by TH, Holt, ¢ nei Bole Propeietora isSole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay Bt., jan Francisco. m29 ESTRAY NOTICE, eye into the inclosure of the under. signed, at Lake City, Nevada County, a cow andcalf. The cow is about 3 years old, red, with lined back, The owner can have them by proving property and paying BANK ‘OF A. DELANO, GRASS VALLEY. [Establishedin 1856.) I qpisuest PRICE PAID EOR GOLD DUST AND BULLION. Liberal advances made on Gola Dust to the Mint. . COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE : TERMS. Drafts on New York, Enrope, China, Japan, Sacramento and San Francisco, Deposits received as usual. Interest will be paid on Time Deposits of six months and over. 500,000 in Gold Dust and Bullion wanted, : ‘ CORRESPONDENTS : \ National Gold Bank of Di OMIME Case oie. Sacramento, Bank of California..., San Francisco, ‘McLaughlin & Ryland... San Jose, Decker & Jewett.. ..,.Marysville, Bank of California... Virginia City And Gold Hill. ml1 “ BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE keeps constantly on-hand Gents’ Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ladies, Misses & Children’s Sef Slippers, &c. All my Goods are from thé.best Manifacturers of New York,Philadelphiaand Boston, Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and’ Childre=’s Shoes, just from the’ manufactory, received by the last steamer, I also have a full assértment of Blacking, Nea ~Foot Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, ihread, Nails, Lasts, and in fact everything ba found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store, REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order. And a good fit warranted in every case, I keep Boots of my own manufacture al ways on hand and will sell _my goods heap as any other house in this county. ASSESSOR’S OFFICE. . OTICE TO TAX PAVERS. Al] persons companies, associations or firms, in ‘THE COUNTY OF NEVADA, are requested, either in person or by their proper representatives, to deliver at the Assessor’s Office, at the Court House, Nevada city, before the Second Monday in June, 1873, A statement under oath of all property both personal and real, or gaat Sy ae or them, or which is in his or their possession, or which is held or controlled y any ether person isi trus: for, or for the benefit of, iim or them. See Political Code, Sections 3633-3648, Poll Taxes are now due at this Office or ica] Code, J. T, MORGAN, Assessor . Nevada, April 11th, 1873, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. an ANCASTER & ROBINSON bh L the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and charges, JOHN FOLE. OARRIAGES and BUG , March 25th, 1873. al this part of the State. eee te eas in TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons M. 8, DEAL, J, W. CLARE . and Hacks to let at the Abt notice and DEAL & CLARK,’ : Attorneys and Counselorsat Law. M. Ss. DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORYEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ~ ae on the most reasonable terms, . Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast a8 any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with pomprtness. ; Good Saddle Horses always on hand, ~e Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes _ Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole’ ( }) FFICE—Odd Fell ’ Building; Broad YO Street, NewadsCity. ‘ ann savions of care yo DIVIDEND NOTICE, Se Hall Assuciation are hereby notified AT WILLOW VALLEY. Septet cee . auetaeteeane a cece : i ae By een eS Ae TT ARKER, Bocociary, ine ire, will be pepe attend to “ {0-a Deputy, See Sections 3839-3846, Polit> Horses boarded by the day, week or inonth me

ont toPlacer ms, : ‘FICE, ch 14. 1873. , that GEORGE vet-office address aunty, California, or a Patent for own’s Hill Plac. Placer Mines, istrict, Nevada: nehbips 15 and 16 unt Diablo Me. Plats and Field Pas follows — d Brewn’s Hil point it-a_ Res. Tree, five inthe ’ W 2.51 chains, riation of may. 30’ K 10.79 chs d “BE No. 31." chains to a stuke we N 35> 36’ W arked ‘*B C, No, 13.48 to a Ktake hence N $55}, irked “B:C. No; 3.15 chains to _ “at place of be.. .50 acres and be. m 6, ‘Lownship nd__in-the $b 4; vuship 16 North, lo Meridian, ‘To —commnenctng at fownships 15 N, 1 Range 9 E on Thence East. on . Thence $ 9> We ; at the N’W. cor > making the ¢lox. yuship post, N, , 08 follows, viz a Reservoir at a “froin which the e third parallel 345 North Range -10.-East, bears it, Thente-en a e magnetic nee 0’ Es 2.88 chaing ed. *B C, No-49.”” ‘hains'to a Pine» 43.” Thence $; ake marked. “RB, 15’ E 6.24 chains BR C No 46;".~ ‘hains to a Sugar Thence N 49° ¢ marked “BC, yh 4 36 chainsto Le O Ne 43."=*hains to a Suger ' Thence § .x0° @ marked “BC, ’ E 6.82 chains to 9 40." Thence 8 a stake marked S.20> 00° W 6.82 ed “BC No 38.” hains to a stake Thence N 5? 40° ke warked “‘B, C. Ou’ W 9,94 chains No. 35.” Thence .to the place of 243.29 acres and s 6,11, 12 and 13, E Mount Diablo de long prior en held and workicant and his preaccordance with laws of You Bet ece & .West and ¢ bounded on the on the south by né Kast by claims id brown Brothers ant public land; ie@ is bounded on ankin claims. and ne other. sides by whose names are public land. jo 1y adverse chim ted topresént the ithin 60 days from on hereot. LAND, Register.. orneys for’ Appli m18 Valifornia, County ie District Court of district of the State the county of NeState of California d Roe, Defendant. to appear ip an acu in the District Judicial District of band for the counlov, 1872,and to antherein, within ten ry Of service) after this Summons—if y ; OF, if served out is District, within — within forty day»: hh against yet .by prayer of said comght against n bydut terest in the West voship 19, North, 44320 acres, situate , Btute of Califortificate of purchase on the Tth day of aut of your failure ) due from you to t on the purchase d for costs of suit, fied, t'vat if you fail 5 e said complaint as plaintiff will apply ef demanded in the whereof, I.T. C. : Of District Cont reunto set my hand said Court, at office on, the 2ith day of NKETT,: Clerk. Pattison, Deputy. NOTICE. SOURT Of the Coun. n teof Aibert Lindsey to the Court by the filea by John Bell, > of California. non of tlie e. tate o sed, praying for an e of the interest of n mining claims 4 ; thar it is necessary . interest of said de Jaime to pay the ez: administration at st and to the advalItis ell tie same. he Judge of the ssi persons interested i fore the ed, appear be oth 7a., at 10 o'clock a at the Court roo ‘Nevada City, in How cause Why an 0red to’tlie said Admin. est, of said decease ‘ : and that acopy ° Lat least four 8q'cee da Daily Tramscnp’, » Thursday, the "at ad published in 6 QMVIL: AND MINING ENGINEERS, ey herein : 5 LANDSURVEYORS AND DRAUGH TS73, LL, Probate Judge. ‘Clerk of the County , Cler : veyor. Le nto. of Califor Office at the Court House, Nevada City. Jerk of the. Probe Nevada, Match 9th, 1973, . County, do hereby ee , to,be a true, fu # a bras Fe : er duly ad Provele ; R. M. HUNT, M. D. Yond ana ese! ot f METEWDING (PHYSICLA Bee nis 1eth day BYSICIA . D. 1873. ~ MEVADA cry. i UNEETT, Clerk. a a VOL; XXVI. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. » WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1873, . NO. 36. K. e \ e 2 , . : t) : The Daily Gransevipt. GRAND CELEBRATION = = x ; NEVADA CITY, CAL. Coes Fe AT NEVADA CITY, “ye. BROWN. = 6 BROWN & DEAL, FRIDAY, April 25th, 1873. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, pore eee ee ‘corner of Broad and Pine Streets, : : eee ; qeEMS OF THY TRANSCRIPT OUSTOMAH LODGE, One Yeat—in advance...... «.--$10 00 . =i : : “Bix Months, — ‘* vere eeer geese ees B00. : = Three Months, Ho sieeeverrerersss800}— NO. 16, L O, O.-F., per week, Twenty-Five Cents. : po REAL AC Of Nevada City, “@ ‘Auburn Street Grocery Store, WILL CELEBRATE THE N. GRASS VALLEY. EEREee : 54™ ANNIVERSARY { HE undersignedreturns his. sincere ; : T thanks to his-eld, patrons for their past Sars Serres L * patronage, and topes to receivd a continuea of the same. —f-shalendesavor to-keep= on hand, inthe future as in tle past, every . 4 . article ‘ustially found ina first class GRO.. A ; 5 4 ' CERY AND PROVISION STORE, and_will o We ay a sm at the lowest rates.‘ Se a Bl Bi lcm WM. GEORGE Chatter Odk-Insurance Co., NN $e “Capital, $10,000, 000. bea eS esa Iam agent for the above named Compo pany, which offers a new plan of instrance “== BLA different and. better than evn of tire. { sR kind ever offered to the public.” It com. > a bines both Life Insurance and Savings . PROCESSION, os ae WM. GEORGE. . TO ccna, ORATION, WM. GEORGE, oe SS os Notary Public for Nevada County. = “> —Gtasg Valley July 16th, 1872. es, . NATIONAL EXCHANGE Dedication of the New Hall HOTEL, LA : BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CI Pia anid ' nes J.A. LANCASTER, Proprietor eee Orator of the Day, i ie’ WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS~AW. 5 ways open for the accommodation of the Trayeling Public. Large additions have Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, been made to it, and been fitted up in ele. : gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, OF OAKLAND, airy and comfortable; and ‘the Table will » compare favorably with that of any. Hote] in the State. Phe Proprietor will spare rio pains nor expense to render his guests com, fortable.” . . : _y Stages for all parts of the State hav Chaplain, JOHN. W. HINDS. ~~ their Otfices at this Hotel. Y me ie pe is kept open all night for Se Ee as theaccommodation of the Traveling Public. Hg dilliard Tables and Bar connecte?’ Grand Marshal of the Day; with the Hotel. : ‘ , A seen 3 Public Patronage is réspectfu} P.G. JONATHAN CLARK, —~dectt JOHN A. LANCASTER. DENTISTRY. . t R P. E an office, In Kidd’s Bailding, Broad Street Over As¢hheim Bros.’ Store. He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry latest and most approvea styles: ~ Artificial Poeth inserted on Gold, Si ver, ; Vuleanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work, Visits made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. HUGHSON has opened /BROAD STREET MARKET. , fet COLLEY, Proprietor. AJ . @) ways supplied with the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL. Orders filled-from-Families and Meats des livered at their k>uses. Give me a call, : : JAMES COLLEY. © Nevada, March 7th. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN }4Aay GROCERIES & PRO+VISIONS.OPPOSIPE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. : "New and Fresh Goods received every Week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge, o2 W00D RANCH FOR SALE. IVE miles from Nevada City, containing 200 acres, witlr good house (six rooms), twe good barns, sheds and out hotises, Fifty acres under fence, fifteen acres sowed to oats and wheat fdr hay. Apple orchard of one. hundred trees in full g. F ve hundred grape vines 7 years old. The whole, together with the farm implements, for one thousand dollars. For further particulars apply to a W. H. CRAWFORD, Nevada. FURNITURE! FURNITURE pons in want of anything in the : Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets! DowmtoCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, <a buy them at extraordinary low rates by on _ J. E. JOHNSTON. ‘ i Commercial Street. __ MERRY & GRAY, _ f a n Ss MERRY, County Surveyor. _ . BP. GRAY, U.-8. Deputy Mineral Sur-+-the-day-and-evening, comprising Willis’ . MINGS. '. ® The SUPPER will be gotten ; Aids: _-?, G. PHILIP. SELDNER. P. G., A. H. PARKER. AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A Grand Ball! IN THE EVENING, AT BULLARD’S HALL. The best of Music has been engaged for Band from San Francisco, assisted by Mar8s M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada. Invitation Committee. Oustomab Lodge, No. 16, Nevada City—H. H. HASKINS, JOHN PA'TTISON, W. R. COE, W. H. CRAWFORD, CHAS. MARSH, M.S. DEAL. : Union Encampment, No. 11, Grass Valley —FRANK G. BEATTY, HENRY H.IVANS. Auburn Encampment, No. 20, Dutch Flat —I'; K. KIDDER, W. FRATHEN. Aben Ben Adham Encampment, No. 36, Moore’s Flat—B.-D. BURT, W.-J.CUMAuburn Lodge, No. 7, Auburn—JOSEPH McLAUGHLIN, E. G, BRADBURY. Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, Grass Valley =OHAS, HOCEING, 8. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodge, No. 24, Downieville—JAS. ZIMMERMAN, ADOLPH COHN, ~ Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M, FLINT, GEO. GRANT, Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, You Bet—CHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS, Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H. ATWATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. San Juan Lodge, No. 67, San Juan—A, J. PUTNAM. G, W. KOCH. Olive Lodge, No, 81, Dutch. Flat—J.-E; SQUIRES, JAMES JAMISON, Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheatland—D. J. WOODS _H. LHOSE. Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, Washington. J. JANSON, H. F. WILKINSON. Colfax Lodge, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH WEBSTER, H.F. McCULLOUGH. Donner Lodge, No. 162, Truckee—G, WGIF FEN; E. ANGIUN. Golden Star Lodge. 165, Grass Valley—’' gE. P. SANFORD, JOH“N WEBBER, Fredonia Lodge. No. 188. Smartsville— JAMES DOUBI, W. J. MERRIDITH. Reception Committee. NILES SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, CHARLES MARSH, .CHAS. E. MULLOY, JONATHAN. CLARK,WM. 0. GROVES. GEO, W. SMITH. L, NIHELL, R. W. TULLY, JOSEPH THOMAS, J. GREENWALD, H.C. McELVEY,JAMES MONRO, OLE 6 ahi H; ODGERS. E. W, BIGELOW. JE. BROWN. H. STANSFIELD, _. Floor Managers. _W. LESTER, © H.H.HASKINS. . PHIL. SELDNER, A.B. WADSWORTH.

A. B. LORD, _ NLP. BROWN. 4 GAULT : Bacon, . .Hams, >. ward, CASHIN & KENT, AND” ARE NOW-READY TO SUPPLY: THE . TRADE. e% WITH their NO FOOLISHNESS NOW! THE == ‘Old Pioneers ‘NOT TO BE OUTDONE IN THE . QUALITY of GooDs oR PRICES! STARTLING FACTS! No Quackery! [No Deception ! EVERYTHING OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD! LADIES ATTENTION. }JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL T THE OLD STAND, Corner of Pine and Broad Streets, lave’ received SPRING GOODS, E ee ‘. AND. THEY ARE THE CHOICEST AND ‘ , RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT TO:THIS MARKET. Tue concerts given by the hair fined to musical efforts. At the one recently given there, raised_platform was to be'seén in the middle of the room, on which was seated twenty beautiful women in full dress at toilat tables, ‘and—behind each—one stood a barber with swallow-tail coat industriously at. work on the fair] ones’ hair. Rewards of sthall silver medals were offered for.the best and quickest jobs, a SEVERAL lots were sgld in London, re¢ently, at the rate of $50 per square foot. : a $3 PER HUNDR s _ FLOUR FOR SALE. . HE UNDERSIGNED, in order to close out business, offer for ‘sale, from ' 15,000 TO 20,000 SACKS — arr NO; 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA FLOUR,Pee hee ee At the rate of 4 E SON & CLARK, Proprietors of Nevada City Fiouring Mill. rine decrie J6th, 1873. Never Too Late to Mend. When the stomach is in astate.of chronic febellion “against every kind of er ge the aftendi g physician withSolemn and portentous ¢ yity declares that such cases of confirmed dyspepsia defy all remedies, do not put faith in Hisipse dixit. Indigestion of this obstinate character may be incurable by his prescriptiond;.but it is. not therefore an irremovable fixturdin the system. The fact is that the great vegetable invigorant and corrective, Hostetter’s Stom ach Bitters, is radically curing cases of this “seemingly desperate nature every day. —Indeed it is in those malignant phascs of dyspepsia which no ordinary medicine can con= executeddn superior NEVADA IRON AND. BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEYADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON, . \ —ANB— @ . Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery } STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &c style. atreduced prices? DAVIO THOM. EG GEO. G@. ALLAN, Weveda, May 25th. : Ne Warranted to be No 1 Nevada City, Jan. 1, 1873, . Quality: CASHIN & KENT. Oftice—On Grass Valley Road. We have resolved not to be undersold by any dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope . Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the benegt of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take . a jook at the following list of. goods. and . prices and théa call at our establishment. The campaign is opened-and so are our . ZOOdS. -ad these prices and reflect well. before making your purchases elsewhere. The people rejoitete know that the old Pioneers still keep the lead: HEAVY BLACK SILK at $1 75. POPLIN at 25 cents. GRENADINE st 25 cents. LACE SHAWLS, $5. STOCKINGS, one bit. FRENCH CORSETS, 75 cents. BLEACHED MUSEIN, 10 yds for $1. . ‘BLACK ALPACCA at'37}4 cents. __—. _KID-GLOVES,-$1-a-pair. DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard. OLL CLOTHS, 75 cents per yard. WINDOW SHADES, 25 cents per yard. HATS, 25 cents. TOWELS, $2 per dozen. And everything else in proportion. J, & §. ROSENTH AL. Nevada, March 22d, 1873. & PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. JHE PEOPLE’S NEVER FAILING Hi AS added to the lot of advantage to caJl on me. NEW GROCERIES. ALEX. GAULT BAKERY a choice Groceries and. Provisions, Which he offers for sale on the ‘most Ifberal terms: The people of Nevada will find it to their FLOUR FOR SALE. Warranted to be the best in the County. ALEX. GAULT 78 Broad Street, Nevada, REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Contracted Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore. Throat, Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea,:-Head Ache, 'l'oothache, Ear ache, And al external and internal Pains and Aches, PRATT S ABOLITION OIL. THE POOR MAN’S SRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonial REWARD. \ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, : . Executive Department. Sacramento, April 8th, 1873. HEREAS, on the 25th-day—of Murch, A. D, 1873, at North Bloomfield, Ne\ Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1.' FOR. SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! THE RIVER OF LIFE wonderfully. manifested. trot that its remedial. propceriies are most We say to the long suffering martyr, whose stomach is a source of perpetual torment tohim, that by the persistent and daily use of this glorious tonic, he can not only restore the digestive organs to their full vigor, but can keep theif in good working order through life. If there is constipation the gentle aperient operations of the Bitters will remove all obstructions and keep the bowels in a regular and healthy condition. acteristic of this vitalizing and purifying . vegetable preperation is that it acts beneficially upon .every~organ, controlling the liver, reinforcing the nerves, toning the coats of the stomach, promoting a healthy habit of-body, relieving the blood of all impurities, clearing the’, brain and reviving the spirits. a Cautron.—In our changeable climate, coughs, colds and lung diseases. will always prevail. _ Consumption will claim its ‘victims, These diseases, if taken in time, can be arrested and cured. The remely dis Dr.” Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. THe world and his wite have made up their minds that there is nothing under heaven so certain as a cure for a eough, cold, or difficulty of breathing, as Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. The sale ‘is over . three thousand bottles per day.— Crittenton’s, 76th Avenue. Sold by all dr: ggists. : Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute, BES: RE ea ee Dr. Aborn, Oculist, Aurist, Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases. Offi ces, laboratory and residence, 213 Geary Street, San Francisco. i f mil EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, Sun Francisco, as the First Premium for best genvral photographic work was awar ded them at the. Mechanics’ Institute Fair for1871. All work guaranteed, THE OLDEST AND THE BEST {DR. HUFELAND’S CELEBRATED SWISS STOMACH BITTERS. YRN\HE first and the most healthful Tonic ever introduced in the-UnitedStates. These Bitters have been in the San Francisco Market for over twenty years, and notwithThe grand char. ° FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to vada County, in this State, one A. Lind was brutslly murdered by some person or persuns unknown, now, therefore, by virtue of authority in me vested, I, Newton Booth, Purify it with PRATT'S NEW LIFE, Governor of California, do hereby offer aj) standing the many. new candilates for public favor, the sales uave constantly increasea; TAYLOR & BENDEL, reward of of the crime. —— California, this eight day bf dred and seventy-three. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, For the arrest of the said unknown murderer, or murderers, payable on conviction In testimony whereof, I have seal; hereunto set my hand and ; caused —~ ) the great seal of State of California to be affixed, at the City of Sacramento, = year of our Lord, one thousand eight hunNEWTON: BOOTH, Governor. Attest: Drury Melone, Sec’y of State. al2 ' BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER INVIGORATOR, , CURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter,. Blu enes Boils, Pimples. Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. CURES Chronic and Inflamatory Rheumatism when every other remedy fails. ERADICATFES April, in the , Removed to Hamiilton’s Restaurant. . BROAD STREET, Neariy Oppostre THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE MEALS served up in all styles and at the lowest rates. Meals Syphilitic taint and al) heredita orders of he Biood from the : System. ----—OURES PILES AND DYSPEPSIA, Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys te healtb action; keeps the Bowels as regular sal Pot HAMILTON, Brop'r ” a J. H. . ‘ = Nevada, Jan, Mth, 1873." . eee nea "JOHN ANDERSON. ban ATTORNEY AT LAW, _ ‘PRATT’S NEW LIFE. seas fd a AMR ccc Price $1. or sale by all Draggists, AP SPAGN.AY DMR? RAAT eg Oey ee se vooupied by TH, Holt, ¢ nei Bole Propeietora isSole Agents, 409 and 411 Clay Bt., jan Francisco. m29 ESTRAY NOTICE, eye into the inclosure of the under. signed, at Lake City, Nevada County, a cow andcalf. The cow is about 3 years old, red, with lined back, The owner can have them by proving property and paying BANK ‘OF A. DELANO, GRASS VALLEY. [Establishedin 1856.) I qpisuest PRICE PAID EOR GOLD DUST AND BULLION. Liberal advances made on Gola Dust to the Mint. . COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE : TERMS. Drafts on New York, Enrope, China, Japan, Sacramento and San Francisco, Deposits received as usual. Interest will be paid on Time Deposits of six months and over. 500,000 in Gold Dust and Bullion wanted, : ‘ CORRESPONDENTS : \ National Gold Bank of Di OMIME Case oie. Sacramento, Bank of California....., San Francisco, ‘McLaughlin & Ryland...... San Jose, Decker & Jewett... ....,.Marysville, Bank of California...... Virginia City And Gold Hill. ml1 “ BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE keeps constantly on-hand Gents’ Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ladies, Misses & Children’s Sef Slippers, &c. All my Goods are from thé.best Manifacturers of New York,Philadelphiaand Boston, Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and’ Childre=’s Shoes, just from the’ manufactory, received by the last steamer, I also have a full assértment of Blacking, Nea ~Foot Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, ihread, Nails, Lasts, and in fact everything ba found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store, REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order. And a good fit warranted in every case, I keep Boots of my own manufacture al ways on hand and will sell _my goods heap as any other house in this county. ASSESSOR’S OFFICE. . OTICE TO TAX PAVERS. Al] persons companies, associations or firms, in ‘THE COUNTY OF NEVADA, are requested, either in person or by their proper representatives, to deliver at the Assessor’s Office, at the Court House, Nevada city, before the Second Monday in June, 1873, A statement under oath of all property both personal and real, or gaat Sy ae or them, or which is in his or their possession, or which is held or controlled y any ether person isi trus: for, or for the benefit of, iim or them. See Political Code, Sections 3633-3648, Poll Taxes are now due at this Office or ica] Code, J. T, MORGAN, Assessor . Nevada, April 11th, 1873, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. an ANCASTER & ROBINSON bh L the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and charges, JOHN FOLE. OARRIAGES and BUG , March 25th, 1873. al this part of the State. eee te eas in TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons M. 8, DEAL, J, W. CLARE . and Hacks to let at the Abt notice and DEAL & CLARK,’ : Attorneys and Counselorsat Law. M. Ss. DEAL, DISTRICT ATTORYEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ~ ae on the most reasonable terms, . Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast a8 any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with pomprtness. ; Good Saddle Horses always on hand, ~e Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes _ Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole’ ( }) FFICE—Odd Fell ’ Building; Broad YO Street, NewadsCity. ‘ ann savions of care yo DIVIDEND NOTICE, Se Hall Assuciation are hereby notified AT WILLOW VALLEY. Septet cee . auetaeteeane a cece : i ae By een eS Ae TT ARKER, Bocociary, ine ire, will be pepe attend to “ {0-a Deputy, See Sections 3839-3846, Polit> Horses boarded by the day, week or inonth me