April 22, 1874 (4 pages)

70 EW DR. SLABLISHED -in ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases ~# as Gonorrhes,Gi Stricture, Syphiljain all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im pdtency, etc. Skin Diseases (of ‘years mtanding) and Ulcerated egs succesal aly ig tri ‘ DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of annguncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has sumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 éarney Street, corner of Commercial, San s ' Francisco, where his old patiénts and those wequiring his services may find him. The Doctor’has spared nme _—ney in seeking out new remedies, and has poor with increased facilities for the alleviation of human suffering. ae Horrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both male ana female, are there who are suffer-. fect ef secret indulgences, or from virus maciated and disfigured faces and ken _dewn-constitutions, digquali‘pallid, e -—-+=prths enjoyment of life. In this-horrid <= the scene. Let-parents, gu + trie 5 attend toany of those who are sufferiug with any of these horrible life destroying ~ waaladics—see that they are cared for and cured before it be too late’ Send them im_.___ mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his eapecial stucly for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without tnercury or injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or-to those who are inter ‘ eatcd in the welfare of their friends, to be oareful of the many pretended doctors who —-.$nfcst all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, impusing upon the publit by using the namesof eminent physicians from Europe and-—other places, Be, therefore, careful and make etrict inquiries, or you may fall into the . Bands of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. oon _Semingl E.nissions, the consequence of self sbuse. ~ This solitary vice, or depraved ual indulgence, is practiced by the -extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train-of morbid symptoms, Measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringtng in the ears, noise like the rustling of ness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, ¢onfused Vision, blunted intellect, loss of «onfidence, diffidence in approaching strang€rs, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory; hectie flushes, pimples. andvarious eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, nionomanja and frequent: insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons go afflicted should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radicaloure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollarsto any one who will prove satisfactorily tohim that he wascured of this complaint by either of;the San Francisco quacks. ae : Married Men, Or those who.contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any -of these fearful muladies, should not forget the sacred. res#punsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. : Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or eending for packages of medicines may fely upon his assurance of confidential secrecy f with implicit faith, and expect no more. : than to be charged witha fair and mutually satisfactory remunerntion of services. rendered, considering tho circumstances DR. GIBBON is responsible, and_ wil) “-'* “give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical. and permusnent cure, or make no charge, = Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT H{OME, byaddressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating casé, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the tuedicine promptly. forwarded, free from —tlamage and_—curiosity, to any part-of the ' oountry, with full and plain direction. for use. By enclosing “TENDOLLARS. in coin, in’ a registered letter. through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., & package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. Address Di. J. F. GIBBON, 623° Kearney @treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Office Bex 1957, i: Private entrance on Commercial tréet. Remember to put BOX 1957 on the tet. ter. : t ‘ Consultations FREE.— ~ &J Correspondents will please DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DarLy TRaNscRIPr. myl Dress Making & Hair Dressing. : Rs. S. F. COOK & MISS REA. iV _ NY DEES heving located in this city respectfully inform the ladies that they are prepared to make Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Clotka, &c with the greatest Cispatch, on reasonable terms and after the latest style of fashion. HAIR DRESSING inall its branches done to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on Commercial St. next door te the Variety Store of Db, F, Dodge and opposite Coe's Shoe Store. Patronage respectfully solicited, ° meh§ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada. —— @PMarket on—Cotinrercial Street, is 1>epared to supply customers with the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beet, Corned Pork, «te. » the lowest rate POTTER. & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercia) Streot, RE selling great bargains in CROCK. A ERY, GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, and WINDOW SHADES. 2 ovad», April Jth, 1872. L. COOMBS, M, D. Grass Valley Women and ¢€hil n22 e ¢ Sv ecialty —Diseases of rien, Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL _MIN.AN ING COMPANY. Looation of prineipal piace of business, San Francisco, Califor. uia. Location ef works, North Bloomfield, Revada County, California—Notice ia here. by given that ata meeting of the Directors held on tke—fhirteenth — day of April, i874, an assessment (Number Thirty (ne of One Dotlar (—$i levied upou the capital pany, payable irmediately, in United States gold eoin, to the at the wffice of the company, No. 320 Sam-ome St., San. Francisco, California, Any stock upon which Said assersment #hall remain unpaid on Wednesday, 20th alay of May, 1874, shall be deemed deiinquent, and will be daly advertised for asle at public auction, and unless pagmont. shall be made before, will be sola ou y, June tvth, 1874, to the delingvent ith stock of said coning out a miserable existence. from the efs#sbsorbed into the system ! Look at their . _fying thera—for the happiness of marriage 4 -gittation thousalds sulter untildeath Esra! youth-of both sexes to an almost unlimited unless cembatted by scientific medical [ _leaves and the rattling of chariots, unesai. of the cases, rather than a toc prevalent andselfish practice of extortion among quacks gud See }-vassed, or at anyother time, with the in. AMES MONRO haying opened a Meat_ G0—)-=per share was. ELECTION ,. PROCLAMATION. Election will be held on THURSDAY the 7th day of May, 1874, in the Township of Rough and Ready, county of Nevada, to -vote o.1 the question of ** Liquor. License” ii. >a 2 & » ee {Rt No Liquor License” in said township, 1854, forthe treat said election being called to'-be held ‘pursnant to-dn-Act of tha Permit the vcters of every township or incorporated city in this State to-yote on the question Et eyonon,. license to sell intoxicating Hiquors;Sapproved March 18th, 1874, The officers of el on and the place of election at the respec precincts, is as follows: : ROUGH AND READY PRECT kenpine, Yudges. IAN SPRINGS PRECINCT. spector; M. P. Hatch and John Montgomery, Judges. je . ANTHONY HOUSE PRECINCT. Polis ‘at Anthony House —M. Rowe, Inspector; J. P. Novey and C. J; Cole, Judges. MGONEY-FLAT PRECINCT. ;— Polls at Schmidt’s Hotel—Wm. Hartley, Inspector; W. L, Baldwin and George Schmidt, Judges. — the Elective Franchise. ———___— Section 41. .Every person Charged wit the -periormafice of py duty under the pro~ Visions of any law of this State relating’ to elections who wilfully neglects or refuses to periorm-it,or—who-in his official capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of any of the provisions of such law is,. unless a different punishment for such an act or omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not éxceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Frison not exceeding five yéars, or by both. : Sec. 42. Every person who wilfully causes, procures, or allows himself to be registered in the Great Register of any -county-knowing hims:-lf not to be entitled to-such registration, is .punishable’ by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars; or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State . Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. In all cases where on the trial of a person charged with any offense under the provis~. ions of this section, it appears in evidence that. the accused stands registeied in the qualified for such-registration, theCourt must order such registratidirto be canceled, Sec. 43, Every person. who, after being duly required by the, Board of dJndges at any election, retuse to be sworn, or who, after being sworn, refuses os vapid bg = rpertinent questions propoutided by suc . Board, touching his right-or-the right of} any other person to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. : Sec, 44, Every person summoned to appearand testify before any Board of Kegistration, who wilfully disobeys such summons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. vote who fraudulently v-tes, and every person who votes more than once ‘at any ene election or knowingly hands in two or more tickets folded together, or changes any ballotafter the same has been éeposited im the ballot-box, or adds or attempts to add, any ballot fo those legally polled at any election_either-by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box before or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to_or_mixes.with,_or.attempts to add to or mix with, the Ballots lawfully polled, other ballots while the sameare being counted or canvassed, or at any other time with intent te change the result of such election, or carries jaway or destroys, or attempts to carry away or destroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up or invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilutes, or destroys ary election. returns, or in any manver so interferes with the officers holding such election or conducting such canvass, or With the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at such -¥assng conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec, 46. Every person not entitied to vote, who Sehudatestity attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to yote more than once at any election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 47, Every person who proctres, aids, assists, counsels or udyvises another to give or offer his vote at any election, know. is guilty of a-misdemeanor. — Sec. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying any poll list, er in placing any ballots in the ballot-box, or. taking any therefrom, or adds, oMattempts to add, any ballots to thore legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box befere or after the ballots therein have been counted, r adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or cantent to change the result of such election) or allow another to do.so when in his power to prevent it, or carries away or destroys, or knowingly allows another to carry away or destroy, aby poll list, baHot-box, or ballots lawfully polled, ig puni-hable by imprisopment. in the State Prison tor not ieas than two nor more than.seven years. Bec, . 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an elevtion, who, previous te putting the ballot of an elector inthe ballot bex, attempts to find out any nameon sne ballot, or Wno.opens, or suffers the folded ballot of any elector which has-been hanaed in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the Dballot-box. or who makes or places aby Mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to ascertain the’ name of any person for whom. the electer has voted, or who, without the cenbent of the elector, discloses the name of aby person which such Inspector, Judge, or Clerk has fraudulently or illegally diseovered to have weeen voted for by. such 1 atute of the State of Califhrnia, entitled-“An Act to: Polls at the Wallfng Hotel—Henr igner, Inspector; A.J. Early and John i Polls at IM. P. Hatch’s—Wm. Nutter, In. , PART I, TITLE 1V.—Of Crimes against. with . Sec, 45. Every person not entitled_to . election, as to prevent such election oF can. » from bet ing that the person is not qualifiedto vote, . 7 Saguniaietnatpanebeecah ot attempts to induce any elector, elector inOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that an voeai or desived to vote, he is guilty of a . . misdemean r. : : Sec 54. Every person who, with intent te. proipote the election of himself, or any other etWer>s 3° : ; 1. Fut entertainment at his ex “pense to any meéting of ‘electofs previous to or duringanelection. = . 2, Pays for, procures, or engages to pay + for any such entertairiment: , See 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any mouy or pruperty for the purpose ot procuring the attendance of voters at the ‘. polls, or for the purpose of compeisating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the colveyance of voters who &re sick or infirm. : 4. Furnishes or engages to pay er deliver ny money or property for any purpose into promote the ‘election of any cancept fer/the expenses of he:ding ng/public meetings, and of printing and of*yirculating ballots, handbills, and otKer papers previous to such election, is guilty of & rhisdemeanor. _$ec. 55. Lvery person who, being a_can-didate at any election, offets or-agrees to appointor procure the appointment of any . -particfilar person to “office asan induce. mment-ot-vonsideration tu any person to vote for, or procure or aid in procuring-the-election of such candidate, is guilty_of a misue. Sec. 56. s00, with-intent to induce him to -yoté for or to procure the election of the candidate making the. offer, is guilty ef a misdemeancr. = ec, * 84, 35, 86,-Evéery-person who gives or Offers to bribe any officer or member of any legislative cancus; political convention, committee, primary election, or political gathering of any -kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices-of honor, trust, or profit in this . to whom such bribe is given or offered to be more fayorable to ove candidate than another, and—évery_person, member of either of the bodies in this section men. tioned, who receive—or offers -te receive any such bribe, is punishable;by imprisoument in the State Prison not less than one hor more than fetirteen yeurs. Sec. 58. Every person whe by threats, intimidations,6r-tnlawful violence, wilGre et Kogister of any county without being . *ahy—hinders or prevents electors. from assembling -in blic meeting for the Guilty of a misdemeanor. : — Sec. 59. Every person who willfully disturbs or bresks up ‘any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering public _questions,_is_guilty_of a-misdemeanor, — Sec. 60. Ever} person who makes, offers “or accepts. any bet or wager upon the result of ariy election, or upon the success or failure of any person or. candidate, or npon the number of votes to be cast either in the aggregate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to _be cast upon any person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 61. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of tho laws of this State relatiuy to elections, is, unless a different punishn nt fer suc’ volation+ is prescribee by this Code, purfishable by & a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceeding five yearsor by both, By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California,’ made and dntered at regular session, on Wednesday, April 8th, A. D. 1874. M. L. MARSH, A; B. BRADY, ~ T. P, CRANDALL, JOHN McCOY, FRANK PAUSON, Supervisors, Attest: John’ Pattison, Clerk. = = No. 541. Application! for a Patent to a sSining Claim. \4 + ither b inespof, £4 Every person, not being a can—. didate, who communicates any offer made -in violation of thetastsection to_any—pér--}-sase has assmmed a new form. State with intent to influence. the person j C4 LIFORNIA) INSTITUTE Retablished by DR. 3. ©. YOUNG, IN 185% . . Consultation; by Letter or otherHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on.this Coast an uhinterrupted suceess of 21 years, and at become one of che must celebrated Institutions of the age. ’ The great number annually received and cured, place itin point of mumber of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment rairks it second : none. : PRIVATE DISEASES. In; Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health.° They insidiously attack the system, and-yradually un\ dermine and destroy it; they drive jhe bieom‘f-om the cheek, ‘the lustre from the eyé, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the ‘pace Of mah. The marks can be seen in Serofula, Constimption, ufipples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. ~~ : -MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles-his— ers. “Those MINERsL-POISON are not cured ; the dis. DO-NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, fhat leaves the poisor to crawl through the. organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst ontin the future with a yirnencé that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. : The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscularand men: tal organization’ should stop and consid whencé ita rises. He will find in the weak. aessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivics dreams, accompanied by growing deafness, loss of muscular power, and nuaierous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weak-hess—wasting away his powers, destroying bis hopeof life and manhood, and dragging him along the brokén path of his existence, to -pre toathsomie grave, To him who finds hi@@ife dribbling out.in the discharge of the Vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings no reliat, eo scdiniact —Marriage, that_holy office, the safeguardand hope of snanhioot, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to tim for s0 much of her happinces is a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder-until hope leaves him. ‘There is ne fescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physician whose practice and careful research has: made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victinis of solitary vices, that dreadNo Cure, No Pay. « -who have been treated with that pernicious’ syttem, eating its way into the tissues and’? %. Probate Court. Deed at expense of purchaOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuN ance of the setieis ot the Probate Court of the: County of Nevada, in the State of California, made on the Seventeenth day of “Mirch, A, D,/ 1874, in the matter of the estate of J, L. Covel, ‘decéased, the” undersigned, Executor of said Estate, will:seil at private stje; to the highest bidder-for cash, in sepatate pareels, and subject: to contirmation by said Prubate Court, at MOORE’> FLAT,-NEVADA COUNTY, Qn Saturday, April 5th; 1874, At Ten o’clock;-A. M-«afl-of-the property, realand persoiral; hereinafter described and for that purpose will receive bids in writing upto said day for the purchase of said property in seperate parcels, and if not solid at private sale will seH the same at pubfic auction to the highest bidder for cash, subject to confirmation by the Probate Court of Nevada County. Said. public sale to take place at the store of Charles Hegurty, at said Moore’s Flat, and to include all the right, title, interest and estate of the suid deceased at the time of his death, and. all the rig: t, title and interest that the saiu eState has, hy operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that of the said deceased, at the time of his death in aud to all these c-rtain lots, pieees or parcels of land, situate, Jying and being in Said Nevada County, and described: us foltows, to-wit: Phat certain Dwelling Houre Sitiste and being ut Moore’s Elat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California.’ aAlSaine place. Also-that certain Barn situated aé-Woolsey’s Fiat, Eureka ‘Township, Nevada Couaty, California. Also that certain Timber Koad, situated at the same place. + Also that certain Dwelling House with garden lot belenging thereto situated ‘at Luke City, Bloomfield. Township. Also that certain Barn situated ut same placc. Also the following personal property : ‘'wo Horses, One.set of Harness, Two Wagons, Fixtures fox, Wagons, Six Choppitig Axes, ‘wo Broad Axes, Six Cross cut Saws, One Grindstone, Three Squares,One Plow, Three Cooking Stoves, Six Chairs, One Clock, @ne Table, Two pair of Blankets, Lot of Iron Pipe, Oue set of Blocks, One set of Brace and Bit, Three Tonsof Hay,One Hundred pounds of Corn, One jot of Potatoes and Carrots, Forty-five feet of Hose. ; _ Terms of Sale. Cash: Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said ser. CHARLES HEGARTY, Executor of Last Will of J. L. Covetl, dec’d. Niles Searls, Atty. : “mch24 4 No. 540. Application for a Patent to a' } Mining Claim. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 19th, 1874. NYE is-her. by given, That Thomas ; B. Ludjum, whose Post Office is Dutch ‘Flat, Placer County, Cal., has made application for Patent fer Gold Run Placer mine situate in Gold Kun Mining District, Placer Ceunty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file inthis office as follows, viz : : Survey of Exterior Boundaries. _. ful; fascina: } ; that fills thousands of sick rodms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untime’y graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi nout delay, one who will sympa thise with their sufferings. To snch th Doctor would especially recommend iim self, giving to each and all: guarntees of a Perfect and Permatient Cureawithout hinrance from business, change of diet, fear yexposure.a : ; “IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. — When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgiCal attendance, the ineaies should be, where is there a physician who is fully competent _to administer relief, and whose respectable stand.ng in society recommends him to the confidsnce of the community. The Doctor, understanding how imperatively necessary Sacramento, Cal., Feb, 19, 1874.$ WT OFICE is B Ludlum, whose Postoftice is Dutch ‘Flat, Placer County, Cal., has made application for patent for Cedar Creek Placer Mine, situate in Gold Run Mining Distric , Placer County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: , _ Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at Station Ne 28—of-the “Church and Gelden Gate Placer Mine,” on line of Jonathan Moody’s ¢laim, ata stake marked © C. P.M., for Cedar Plicer Mine, and run on line of Moody’s claim, variation 18° east, $ 86° E 7.84 chs top of hydranlic bank 14.14 chs center of Wagon road N and §, 18,19 chs Rock Creek, smull stream, 3 links wide Nand S$ 18.65 chs to the 8 E_corner of the claim to a Stake marked CC PM from which a cedar 9 inchee diaweter bears § 51° E26 links distant: N 5° 2.00chs recross Rock Creek 5.50 chs to a stake marked © C P M on lower bank of minipg citch. N 22> E 1.95 chs center of wagon road 6.30 chs center of same road N and 8, 10:80 chs to a-stake marked C C P M; from which a cedar 26 inches in_diamoter_bears N 75> E-26-Hhks distant; N-20%° 7.71'to a staxe marked C CPM, 15 links west from Rock Creek ‘tromtwhich a pine 6 inches @iameter beara edst 18 links distant: N 46%; a 4.18 chs fence N E and 8 W, 4,42 chs center of diteh running NE and 8 W, 4.85 chs wagon road NE and 8 W, 5.60 chs bank of reservoir 10,97 chs across reservoir, very little water, 11,53 chs mining flume 20 feet high, 11.90 chs center of ditch, 12.44 chy center of ditch, 12,81 chs enter Railroad Cut, 13.63 cha across Railroad Cut, 15.80 chs GoldjRan snd Dutch Flat wagon road, 16 70 chs set a Stake wrarked-€-C PM from which & cedar stump 27Tinches in diameter bears § 17> ci) W 36 links distant; N Td5}g> E 9.63 chs toa stake marked CC P M from which an oak in Hudson's garden 12 inches in diameter bears S 75° E 63 linksdistant, and the corelectar, is punishable by fine, net less than fifty nor tiiere than five hundred dollars. Sec. 50. Every person who ferges or counterfeits returns of an election purport. ing to have-been hela at a precinct, town, or wilfully substitutes :oryged or counter. teit returns of election in the piace of the where no election was actually helt is puntshable by imprisonmenti.in~ the State’ Prison for aterm of not .ess than tWo nor more than ten years. . Sec: 51. Every person who wilfully adds to, or subtracts from, the votes, actually alters such returns, is punishable by im. prisonment in the State Prison for not less than one ner more than five years. : See $2. in the commission of any offenses mentioned in the four proceeding sections, or who, being present at or cognizant of the comgive information thereof as SOON 28 prac. ticable to the District Attorney or Grand Jury of the proper county, er to some Justice of the Peace of such county, is punishable by imprisonment in the County dail tor a period of six mopths, or in the State Prison not exceeding Sec. 53. Every person who, by force, threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectly atsempts to influence any electcr in giving his vote,or deter hin: fron: Riving the same, or attempt by any means whatever to awe, restrain, hider, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or‘ fur nish § any elector wishing te vote, who caunot read, with a ticket. informing or giving such elector to und tstand that it -outuins # name written or printea thercon . or See aay elector at any: such elec. tio, by deceiving and.causi ch elec to vets fora ifferen ie “4 than be futended or desired to ¥. ‘te for; or ‘ Bye order Thome ot : ‘ 4S DERBY. Secretary isco, California, . a as! = ; ‘ 2a : : = .* . whe, being Inspector; Ju + oF Chrk of any election, while po gv pao os ald or ward where ne election wasin fact held, } true returns, fora precinct, town or ward . east ut an election, in any returns, or who! Every person who ‘aids or abeta . mission of tither such offences does neot+Phence two years. sf . Wining Tecordsof said district. Adjoining _ the Nerth and West, and owners t person or any office ’ from the first day of publishing thereof, N ner pest common to Sections 2 and 3, Tp . No. 15-N, Range 10 E on the third standard . North, bewrs N 30° E 67.41 chains distant, . N 145, > W 14.62 chains to a pine stump 20 ; inches in diameter murked 6 C PM, Thence . N 2954 W4.42 chs to an oak-9 inches in di. amter marked CC P M,N 8644 W 64 chs . enter hydraulic cut, 4.86 chs flume, 7.15 ; chs set a stake in cat marked © CP Ms 544° 9.29 chains, set stake in perpendicular bank marked C CP M$ 75° W 5.33 chains. This cerner could not be established on account of working the mine. 8 64 KS W 4.50 chs could not be’ established. S2° E 2.88 chs to a stake on top of bank marked G . CPM, N 69> E 1.78 chains to a stake on south bank of little ditch marked C C P M, 8 1735. E 8.03 chs to astaxe marked € € P M on bank of ditch near wagon foad. § 58%° 0,75. ehs to centerof Wagon road, 3.00 chs eater Railroad Cut, 4.80 chs acros idroad Cut 4.46 chs to a cedar stump marked . UCP M, being also the north cawhad of the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine. following the Church and Gold n . Gate Mine,S 16> £3. 5uchs tostaxe marked CGG'C. 3 6°. W 15.02 chs to stake . marked C GG C. 8 209 & 9.78 chains to . Stake marked C @ GC. N7Re E 2.46-chs to . Stake marked € G G C, 845° EF 5.59 cha to , Stake’ marked CG G C¢. $16%° 5 61 chs to the Tlace ot beginning, and containing 107. 20 acres and being a portion of the Tots 3, 4 and 4of N 4s of Section 5, Tp 15 North: Range 10 Exst Mt Diablo Base and Merid. “jon. -Said location’ was mad many years ago by different parties and Nconded in the claimants are owners of the Cburch 1 Gol. pn Gate Placer Mine on the-south 4 west, Owners of the Benhett Placer mine on —— — mine on-the North. =o : persons holding any adverse claim thereto »re hereby required to present the Sue before this Office within sixty days T.B. McFARLAND. Register. these reqairements are, feels called upon to ling the attention of given, that ‘Thomas the afflicted tothe fact that he has been s Professer of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as years of study. and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from tho hands of the unqualified unscrnpuious, and design. ing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise . with and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be viacee. : LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to. consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city ciin;by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of a cure at home. Al) letters returned or detroyed. Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street> hear Montgomry. Box: Delitiquent Sale: NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Columbia Hill, Nevada -County, Oilifornia. Notice. There are delinquent upon the following described stock on ac. count of asses&ment No, 9, levied on the 12th day of March, 1874, the several amounts set opposite the names: of the. respective “shareholders as follows :; Name. No. ot No. of Shs. Am’t. F Cer Abner H. Barker, 2 1000 #4,600 8S. F. Butterworth, 32 500 2,000 Est F, L. A. Pioche, 48 * 434 1,736 L.L. Robinson, 2] 233 932 1.1L. Robinsen, 35 5 200 . L. L. Rolanson, 50) 17 63 E. A. Richardson,Tr 28 200 800 And in accordance with law and an or der of the Board of Directors made on the 12th day of March, 1874, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neces. Sary will be sold at public auctien at the ; au tion house of Maurice Dore & Co. No, . 317 Montgomery Street, fan Francisco, Cal‘ Thursday, the 7th day of May 1874, At the . hour of I ’clock, PM, of Bald day to pay . said delinquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. THOMAS DERBY; Secretary. 3 Office. 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco Calitornia, ap2i W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Pe™vrenr1y LOCATED AT GRASS VALLEY. OFFICE NO. 21 MILL STREET, ma Stockholders ‘Meeting. rae Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-. . 4 crs in the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL ASSUCIATION will be held in the Hall ou Monday Evening, May 4th, 1874, At 74 o’clock. : “ A. H. PARKRR, Secretary. Nevada, April 4th, 1874. ce ARCADE § DJOINING MeCaniéy’s Cigar Store, om Broad Street, Nevada City. : Keops constantiy on inant thy be on t LIQUORS and dlgane. ee eee U Dibble & Byrne, att'ys for a jeant. February 22d, 1614.0 Piteant. * . Olé triends and x ~~} Swarop in and see tag STO Bites Commencing at the South East corner of the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine, at a stake marked C.G. G. C, for Church and Golden Gate Claim on the N E side and on § W side G. R. P, M. tor Gold Rum Placet Mine and run yariatiou 18° East, 8. 0.38 chains on Section line to corner of Sections 3 and 4, 9 and 10, Township 15 North Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, 7.60 chains on line of J. F, Moody’s Canor claim, te Gold Run ravine. 8-28 chains to the N Ecorner of the North Star Placer Mine. Stake variation 17° 45’ East, S 853; © W, 15.91 chains. Along the liné of the . Ni corner of the Home Ticket claim. Thence $.4534> W 11.71 chains ona line of North Star Placer Mine-te-corner stake. S 59342 W_5.00 chains on line of North Star P.acer Miue to corner stake, § 85> W.6,84 chs. On liné of North Star Placer Mine toa stake on bank of Hydraulic Gut on the East side of sand box marked G. R, P. M. Thence variation 18> East. N7%° E. 6,29 chains on line of tie Kearsarge claim to a spruce stump marked G.R.P, M. N 44%>. KE 0.61 Coains to Hydraulic eut, 12.36 across Hydraulic cnt, 13.46 chains to Spruce Stump 40 inches in diameter marked G.-RP,-M, N 524° W 5.00 chains ‘to Hydraulic Cut. 6.06 chains to stake in cut marked G.R.P. M. N 88> W 6.40 chains across Hydraulic Cut, 11.33 chains on Kearsarge line to a ne Stump 33 inches in diameter marx. G, R, P.M. 8 20452 W 2.73 chains to a spruce stump on-_south side of trail marked running North 1,30 chains, ditch running North, 4,00 chains diteh running North,, 6,56 chains, wagon road North and South, 1,10 ditch, 8.80 chains intersect section line between Sects 4and 9. 9.68 chains to a spruce stump, set stake marked G, R. P, M N 514s E 0.53 chains Cross Ditch, 1.18 chs TrailS.E& N W 6.24 chains Wagon Road,’ 6.90 chains Wagen Road, 7.17 chains to epruce stump cor 20 lins south of Gold Run Ravine, N 7#%2> W 5.20 chains cross fence 8.60 chains center of Wagon road 8.89 chains to an oak 14 inches in diameter in front of Barrett's dwelling house marked G. R. PF, M, Thence N 38\%° & 0.65 chains; centre of Gold Run Ravine, 4.70 ohains,; fence, Narth and South, 1,75 chains, line passes through Mallory’s house. 4.76 chiins Mallory’s garden fence E & W. 5,74 chains to a stake on N E side of trail marked G. R. f, ‘M. froin which a spruce stump 36 inches diemeter bears North 5> 15’ W 40 links distant. N 18° E 2.64 chains. line tut East end of a barn, 4.31 chains, cabin close to line on the West. 5.08 chains wagon road East and West, 8-74 chains lo a stake Taarked G. R, P, M, from which an oak stump, 26 inches in diameter bears $ 762 I5’ East 69 links distant. $ 62> £1.30 chains. Set a stake marked GR PM.N, 37° E, 6.88 chs. Wagon Road N W and 8 E, 10.25 chains to a stake marketi G BR. P M. from. ‘Which an oak 14 inches in diameter, bears N_ 8° 45 East, 114 links dis'ant, $ 31 3, E7,75 chains to stake No 39 uf the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine. Thence following the Church and Golden Gate lines. § 80%> EF 6.19 chains to stake N6 38. _§ 26352 W-6:34 chains to staxe NO 37. 8 69° KF 4.44 chains to staxe No 36. $0.30 W 2,43 chains to stake No 36. ¢ £0.30’ W 2.43. chains to staxe No 34. 8-365; E°5.92 chains to staxe No. 33 8 59%° E8,70 chains to staxe No 32. 5S 76> E 14,78 chains to place of beginning. and containing 101 and 21-100,acres and being & portion of the S 4 of SEX and E § of 8 % Section dand N-E % of NW & and N E 4 of Section 9,1 Ownsbip 15 North . . Range 10 East Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said location . was made many years’ ago by aifferent parties: gnd at different times and recorded in the records of said District, Adjvining claimants are owners of the Church and Golden Gate Placer mine onthe North, On the South by the owners of eee diarth Star Placer Mine, and on the st-by the owners of the J. F. y Can“. , All persons holding any adverse cl thereto are hereby requived to present — same before this ofties within sixty days from the — day of p lishing hereof, -——-__—-—"—_ $B ARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for apoio, . february 22d, 1874, ‘ : = _ DR. T3B. ESMOND, Fermerly of Washington, AS removed to Nevada, and solic’ H%: patronage of the citizens of ve vada and vicinity, Office and residence on ect, three doors from corner, 819 R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC:AN, . . Application’ 8o that certain barn situxte and being at the . G.R. PM. N30%° W 0.63 chains, ditch-. No. 543. ~ for a‘ Mining Claim, UNITED STATES LAND OFFI ‘ 1 Cal., Feb, 2% mo “Woodville Gravel’ Min “Company whose Postoffice is Nevada “dy Nevads County, Cal., have made application f patent for: the Woodville Placer Mine site, ate in Nevada Mining District, Newt. County, California, and described in the\ plat and field n0te® of; Hike in thip fies @?, follows, viz:. Commencing at a post m 98 ing the center of ‘Section No. 6, Tp 16 i 9k, M D M, at a black oak 30 inches < diameter, and marked ““W No 1” (We =, side Nol). The.ce ona true line a tion 17> 30’ eust, Wwest,4.00 chs cross sums. mit of main ridge E of Siar Boat Ieee chs.-Set a stike marked ““W No 2‘dear on 3 true line south ‘6.50 chs.” A ra cross t'e crest of main ridge, 19.99 th stake mar ed ‘‘W No 8” froin which a black oak 12 inches in diameter bears § 25° py 36 links distant Thenee on a true line W 2.06-chs cross summit of Tidge 9.69 chs cross Eureka stuye road 10.09 chs, stake marked **W No. 4” from Which the. ~s Shaft of the Woodville Company bears x 9° 30 E 4.03 chs distan:. ‘Thence ob true line 8 1.50 chs, cross-the Eureka se read —rans-N-B-3-25-chrs—strke Thirked-wNo 5° standing on the west-bank of the olg— {Land Ditch. ~ Tenesc true line wept 1.00’ch, recross—urekw Stage Foad 5 75. ch; Bt warkéd “W No 6” from } . oak 12-inches in diameter bears § 88> _F links distant. Thence on a true line Nigo55” E 23.95 chs, along ttre foot of the rig . to astake marked -“W No 7.” ° Thence on true line E12 ® chs, cross’ Eureka sta z ro#d 20.00 chs to'a stale standing on the; W side of main ridge and marked **W No ry from which a yellow pinc—sé-in. diameter bears‘S 10° E22 links distant. Thence On 4 true.line 8 6.50.chs, cross SuInMItOf Main ridge 10.00 chs to place of beginning dnd containing 36 68-100 acrés and being ® por. tion of the 8 %s.of N W 54 and Ns of § Ww 4 of Section 6, Townsh. } 16 North, : 9 East. Mt. Di. blo Base and Metidian. Said location was made by the Woodvili¢ Grave} Mining Company and « uly ‘recorded Feb 7, 1814, in Book 5 0f Mining Claims, Page 389 Recerds of NeVada County. Adjoi Claimants are onthe north ownsrs of the liowe and Kansas ground,east owners of + Young America Placer Mine,—south Young America and Manzanitaclaime, and west by the Keytone and Nevada Compat ies. All _persens-holding any thereto are hereby required to wame befere this office within a the first day of publishing 8 present the sixty days hereof, y fee McFARLAND; Register, _~ Sheriff's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN” EXECUTION To me directed and deiivered, issned ent of the Dictric$ Court of the Fourteentn Jue dicial District, in and for : vada, State of Calfornia, bearing date Feb. Tuary 26th, 187 4. (fa judgment rendered in said Courtomthe:.uday of December, 1873 in favor of Daniel , ouvherty and against Augustus C,H. Moore fort e sum of Seven Hundred and. Fourteen and 1-109 dollars damages, with interest thereon at the r: r cent per annum till ablein gold coin of the United States togeth‘ Moe est 50 Ne and disbursements at e date of said judgment, and accruing costs. oe I have levied upon tho foHowing described property, heretotore attached, to-wit ;— That certain lot of land situated in Rough & Ready Township.Nevada County, Cal: and ‘known and described as the SW. % of the SW 44 and the E: ¥ of Lot No 9, the E 34 of Lot No8, The E % ef lot No 5, and the whole of Jot No ¥, and Jot Nu 4, all in Seetion No 1, Townthip 15 N Range No 6 Eaat Mt Diablo Base and Meridian ana containth Star Placer Mine to staxe North Lust . ing 206 0-100 acres of land, Alsoa lot of land enclosed by. a fence adjoining the above-deseribed lands on the west, Ssid above described land adjoining Jackson's -On the East containing 300 acres or thereabouts, Known as Moore’s pastures, The tracts being known as Moore’s Ranch, to‘gether with all the tenements and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. : Notice ig hereby givon that I will expose to public ssle-all the escribed property to the highest bid ier, for cash, in United States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, April 25th, 1874. Between the hours of 9o’clocx, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P, M, Given under my hand this-3lst day of March, 1874, JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. Dibble & Byrne, Piffs Attys. PROBATE NOTICE. a TATE of California, Ccuuty of Nevada. New) In Probate Court. In the matter of the Estate of Perry Boardly, deceased— It appearing tothe Court by petition duly filed by C. Beckman, the adininistrator of said estate praying for an order to sell rea} estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real ertate or suid deceased to pw the debts outstanding against the d and the expenses and charges of adminis. tration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persons interested in said Estate appear before the said Probate Court on SATURDAY the 25th day of April 1874, at 16 o’clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Koom of said Court in Nevade City, to show cause why an order should not be wil to said Administrator to sell the [tracts of both aforessid above—deseribedr— whuigof the real-estate of the deceaced: and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Neva da Daily ‘I ranscript, a newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, March 4th, 1874, JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk of the County: of Nevada-~I John Pattison, Cou ity Clerk of the County of Nevada, State ef Ca‘ifornis, and ex-eflicio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, ao hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, trne and correct copy an original order, of file in this, my of ce, )ai ml15 ; Witness my hand and the seal of. { said Court, this 14th day of March 1874. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. STATE OF L. A. WALLING: Deceased. Notice is. hereby given t} at the sale of the property of the estate of L. A. Walling, deceased, is hereby postponed. until SATURDAY, MAY 9th, Is74, at 10 0’c!0¢ » 4. M, Terms of sale—Cash In gold coin, mation of sale by Prubate Court. ateXpense of purchaser. For description of property, see notice of sale publishei iz the Nevada Daily Transcript, from January 15th to March 6th, 1874. J. M. WALLinG, Executor of last will of L. A. Walling, “eased. apli-2w Stockholders’ Meeting. pol TUNNEL GOLD a, = tion of works, ridge 0 ship, Nevada Co., California. Notice §. hereby given, that the 3d Annus] Meeting of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., "F the election: of three (3) Trustees, Pres'dent and Treasurer thereof, for the @ suing year, and for the transaction of other burihess, will take place at the ofbce ot th undersigned, the Secretary of said Company, at North San Juan, Nevada Cour ty, on SATURDAY, the. 9th day of MAY, A D. 1874, at 1 o'clock, Pp. Mm; Proxies must be in ee fi:ed with the Secretary: ON. San Juan, March 25, 1874. t— — JAS. A, STIDGER, yaa! SP t NG is hereby given that a. which a liga: adverse claim the County of Ke Cs VOL. XD The Dail == NEVADA ys. f. BROWN. .. Proy Pranscript Bloc: : TERMS OF TH One Year—in advanc Six Months, <* Three Months, ‘‘ “Per week, TwentyRates for Advertisi lst insertion ; $1 per sequent insertion. ] REREAD PRLS TAT STOEL BROAD STRi AMES COLLE ways supplied _w PORK, MUTTON Ax Orders filled from E vered at.théir hous Give me a call. Nevada, March 7! _ JOHN H. } EALER IN 1} VEAL, CORN PORK ke. Moats sold at reso Shep on Broad Stree Thestre i FRE —1 NEVADA and@ CHEAPES C. HO! paid, payten per cent down, snd bulance on ccnfit ——— F° ORWARDING M Mark gooas, ‘Care: land.” Teams always on through without dels this way there is a sa either from: Sacrame: 6 DENTI i? RP. KE. BU an office, In Kidd’s Batldiy ae Over Ascitheit e 18 prepared to ; Mechanical and Ope latestand most approy Artificial Teeth inse Vulcanite’and Alum guaranteed as to quali Visits made at residk Nevada, May 30th, } Notice of Stockho dhe Nevada Gauge Railro: he pr is hereby ing of the sto vada County Narrow will be held at the } Company, to wit, at Davis, Esq., Justice o town of Grass Valle State of California, « 28th day of April, ®. M., for the purpos: of by-laws for the . Company. By order of JOHN C. COLEM. Dated Grass. Valley, GkEorGE FLEI D.B. M County Su AND U. 8. DEPU' IVIL AND MI LAND SURVEY( MAN NEVADA MA Office at the°CcoU I*ftat the Daily Union will meet with prompt no RES = Eureka Stage ay STAC da tor (Sunda Welock, & M. or Eureka, Monday Fridays at same hour. _—. Returning will leave ®indays excepted at -, Weekly from Eureka ut We ee aa er ae a a CIGAR § HUGH Mc! Wo respectful : and the public Farchased the stock a REENWALD and wil) o 4 fine stock ef *GARs, TOBACCO, PIPEs, CARDs, . CUTL . Which he wit) ‘sell 9 By strict attention tc pideavoring to pleas an to receive a geod : ’ HU Wevada, Nov. 1, 1873, etic FOR 8: he = = ‘Bro ‘s ® Hotel, n Piety, Cheap bak :

70 EW DR. SLABLISHED -in ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases ~# as Gonorrhes,Gi Stricture, Syphiljain all its forms, Seminal Weakness, Im pdtency, etc. Skin Diseases (of ‘years mtanding) and Ulcerated egs succesal aly ig tri ‘ DR. GIBBON has the pleasure of annguncing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has sumed practice at his Dispensary, 623 éarney Street, corner of Commercial, San s ' Francisco, where his old patiénts and those wequiring his services may find him. The Doctor’has spared nme _—ney in seeking out new remedies, and has poor with increased facilities for the alleviation of human suffering. ae Horrible Diseases. How many thousands of persons, both male ana female, are there who are suffer-. fect ef secret indulgences, or from virus maciated and disfigured faces and ken _dewn-constitutions, digquali‘pallid, e -—-+=prths enjoyment of life. In this-horrid <= the scene. Let-parents, gu + trie 5 attend toany of those who are sufferiug with any of these horrible life destroying ~ waaladics—see that they are cared for and cured before it be too late’ Send them im_.___ mediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his eapecial stucly for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without tnercury or injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or-to those who are inter ‘ eatcd in the welfare of their friends, to be oareful of the many pretended doctors who —-.$nfcst all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in a few days, impusing upon the publit by using the namesof eminent physicians from Europe and-—other places, Be, therefore, careful and make etrict inquiries, or you may fall into the . Bands of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. oon _Semingl E.nissions, the consequence of self sbuse. ~ This solitary vice, or depraved ual indulgence, is practiced by the -extent, producing with unerring certainty, the following train-of morbid symptoms, Measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ringtng in the ears, noise like the rustling of ness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, ¢onfused Vision, blunted intellect, loss of «onfidence, diffidence in approaching strang€rs, a disiike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory; hectie flushes, pimples. andvarious eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, nionomanja and frequent: insanity. If relief be not obtained, persons go afflicted should apply immediately, either in person or by letter, and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which never fails of effecting quick and radicaloure. Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollarsto any one who will prove satisfactorily tohim that he wascured of this complaint by either of;the San Francisco quacks. ae : Married Men, Or those who.contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any -of these fearful muladies, should not forget the sacred. res#punsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. : Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or eending for packages of medicines may fely upon his assurance of confidential secrecy f with implicit faith, and expect no more. : than to be charged witha fair and mutually satisfactory remunerntion of services. rendered, considering tho circumstances DR. GIBBON is responsible, and_ wil) “-'* “give to each patient a written instrument, binding himself to effect a radical. and permusnent cure, or make no charge, = Cured at Home. Persons at a distance may be CURED AT H{OME, byaddressing a letter to Dr. Gibbon, stating casé, smyptoms, length of time the disease has continued, and the tuedicine promptly. forwarded, free from —tlamage and_—curiosity, to any part-of the ' oountry, with full and plain direction. for use. By enclosing “TENDOLLARS. in coin, in’ a registered letter. through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., & package of medicine will be forwarded by express to any part of the Union. Address Di. J. F. GIBBON, 623° Kearney @treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco, Post Office Bex 1957, i: Private entrance on Commercial tréet. Remember to put BOX 1957 on the tet. ter. : t ‘ Consultations FREE.— ~ &J Correspondents will please DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DarLy TRaNscRIPr. myl Dress Making & Hair Dressing. : Rs. S. F. COOK & MISS REA. iV _ NY DEES heving located in this city respectfully inform the ladies that they are prepared to make Ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Clotka, &c with the greatest Cispatch, on reasonable terms and after the latest style of fashion. HAIR DRESSING inall its branches done to order and at reasonable rates. Rooms on Commercial St. next door te the Variety Store of Db, F, Dodge and opposite Coe's Shoe Store. Patronage respectfully solicited, ° meh§ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada. —— @PMarket on—Cotinrercial Street, is 1>epared to supply customers with the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beet, Corned Pork, «te. » the lowest rate POTTER. & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commercia) Streot, RE selling great bargains in CROCK. A ERY, GLASSWARE, WALL PAPER, and WINDOW SHADES. 2 ovad», April Jth, 1872. L. COOMBS, M, D. Grass Valley Women and ¢€hil n22 e ¢ Sv ecialty —Diseases of rien, Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL _MIN.AN ING COMPANY. Looation of prineipal piace of business, San Francisco, Califor. uia. Location ef works, North Bloomfield, Revada County, California—Notice ia here. by given that ata meeting of the Directors held on tke—fhirteenth — day of April, i874, an assessment (Number Thirty (ne of One Dotlar (—$i levied upou the capital pany, payable irmediately, in United States gold eoin, to the at the wffice of the company, No. 320 Sam-ome St., San. Francisco, California, Any stock upon which Said assersment #hall remain unpaid on Wednesday, 20th alay of May, 1874, shall be deemed deiinquent, and will be daly advertised for asle at public auction, and unless pagmont. shall be made before, will be sola ou y, June tvth, 1874, to the delingvent ith stock of said coning out a miserable existence. from the efs#sbsorbed into the system ! Look at their . _fying thera—for the happiness of marriage 4 -gittation thousalds sulter untildeath Esra! youth-of both sexes to an almost unlimited unless cembatted by scientific medical [ _leaves and the rattling of chariots, unesai. of the cases, rather than a toc prevalent andselfish practice of extortion among quacks gud See }-vassed, or at anyother time, with the in. AMES MONRO haying opened a Meat_ G0—)-=per share was. ELECTION ,. PROCLAMATION. Election will be held on THURSDAY the 7th day of May, 1874, in the Township of Rough and Ready, county of Nevada, to -vote o.1 the question of ** Liquor. License” ii. >a 2 & » ee {Rt No Liquor License” in said township, 1854, forthe treat said election being called to'-be held ‘pursnant to-dn-Act of tha Permit the vcters of every township or incorporated city in this State to-yote on the question Et eyonon,. license to sell intoxicating Hiquors;Sapproved March 18th, 1874, The officers of el on and the place of election at the respec precincts, is as follows: : ROUGH AND READY PRECT kenpine, Yudges. IAN SPRINGS PRECINCT. spector; M. P. Hatch and John Montgomery, Judges. je . ANTHONY HOUSE PRECINCT. Polis ‘at Anthony House —M. Rowe, Inspector; J. P. Novey and C. J; Cole, Judges. MGONEY-FLAT PRECINCT. ;— Polls at Schmidt’s Hotel—Wm. Hartley, Inspector; W. L, Baldwin and George Schmidt, Judges. — the Elective Franchise. ———___— Section 41. .Every person Charged wit the -periormafice of py duty under the pro~ Visions of any law of this State relating’ to elections who wilfully neglects or refuses to periorm-it,or—who-in his official capacity knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of any of the provisions of such law is,. unless a different punishment for such an act or omission is prescribed by this Code, punishable by a fine not éxceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Frison not exceeding five yéars, or by both. : Sec. 42. Every person who wilfully causes, procures, or allows himself to be registered in the Great Register of any -county-knowing hims:-lf not to be entitled to-such registration, is .punishable’ by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars; or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State . Prison not exceeding one year, or by both. In all cases where on the trial of a person charged with any offense under the provis~. ions of this section, it appears in evidence that. the accused stands registeied in the qualified for such-registration, theCourt must order such registratidirto be canceled, Sec. 43, Every person. who, after being duly required by the, Board of dJndges at any election, retuse to be sworn, or who, after being sworn, refuses os vapid bg = rpertinent questions propoutided by suc . Board, touching his right-or-the right of} any other person to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. : Sec, 44, Every person summoned to appearand testify before any Board of Kegistration, who wilfully disobeys such summons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. vote who fraudulently v-tes, and every person who votes more than once ‘at any ene election or knowingly hands in two or more tickets folded together, or changes any ballotafter the same has been éeposited im the ballot-box, or adds or attempts to add, any ballot fo those legally polled at any election_either-by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box before or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to_or_mixes.with,_or.attempts to add to or mix with, the Ballots lawfully polled, other ballots while the sameare being counted or canvassed, or at any other time with intent te change the result of such election, or carries jaway or destroys, or attempts to carry away or destroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up or invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilutes, or destroys ary election. returns, or in any manver so interferes with the officers holding such election or conducting such canvass, or With the voters lawfully exercising their rights of voting at such -¥assng conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec, 46. Every person not entitied to vote, who Sehudatestity attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to yote more than once at any election, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 47, Every person who proctres, aids, assists, counsels or udyvises another to give or offer his vote at any election, know. is guilty of a-misdemeanor. — Sec. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Election who aids in changing or destroying any poll list, er in placing any ballots in the ballot-box, or. taking any therefrom, or adds, oMattempts to add, any ballots to thore legally polled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into the ballot-box befere or after the ballots therein have been counted, r adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same are being counted or cantent to change the result of such election) or allow another to do.so when in his power to prevent it, or carries away or destroys, or knowingly allows another to carry away or destroy, aby poll list, baHot-box, or ballots lawfully polled, ig puni-hable by imprisopment. in the State Prison tor not ieas than two nor more than.seven years. Bec, . 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an elevtion, who, previous te putting the ballot of an elector inthe ballot bex, attempts to find out any nameon sne ballot, or Wno.opens, or suffers the folded ballot of any elector which has-been hanaed in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the Dballot-box. or who makes or places aby Mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to ascertain the’ name of any person for whom. the electer has voted, or who, without the cenbent of the elector, discloses the name of aby person which such Inspector, Judge, or Clerk has fraudulently or illegally diseovered to have weeen voted for by. such 1 atute of the State of Califhrnia, entitled-“An Act to: Polls at the Wallfng Hotel—Henr igner, Inspector; A.J. Early and John i Polls at IM. P. Hatch’s—Wm. Nutter, In. , PART I, TITLE 1V.—Of Crimes against. with . Sec, 45. Every person not entitled_to . election, as to prevent such election oF can. » from bet ing that the person is not qualifiedto vote, . 7 Saguniaietnatpanebeecah ot attempts to induce any elector, elector inOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that an voeai or desived to vote, he is guilty of a . . misdemean r. : : Sec 54. Every person who, with intent te. proipote the election of himself, or any other etWer>s 3° : ; 1. Fut entertainment at his ex “pense to any meéting of ‘electofs previous to or duringanelection. = . 2, Pays for, procures, or engages to pay + for any such entertairiment: , See 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any mouy or pruperty for the purpose ot procuring the attendance of voters at the ‘. polls, or for the purpose of compeisating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the colveyance of voters who &re sick or infirm. : 4. Furnishes or engages to pay er deliver ny money or property for any purpose into promote the ‘election of any cancept fer/the expenses of he:ding ng/public meetings, and of printing and of*yirculating ballots, handbills, and otKer papers previous to such election, is guilty of & rhisdemeanor. _$ec. 55. Lvery person who, being a_can-didate at any election, offets or-agrees to appointor procure the appointment of any . -particfilar person to “office asan induce. mment-ot-vonsideration tu any person to vote for, or procure or aid in procuring-the-election of such candidate, is guilty_of a misue. Sec. 56. s00, with-intent to induce him to -yoté for or to procure the election of the candidate making the. offer, is guilty ef a misdemeancr. = ec, * 84, 35, 86,-Evéery-person who gives or Offers to bribe any officer or member of any legislative cancus; political convention, committee, primary election, or political gathering of any -kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for offices-of honor, trust, or profit in this . to whom such bribe is given or offered to be more fayorable to ove candidate than another, and—évery_person, member of either of the bodies in this section men. tioned, who receive—or offers -te receive any such bribe, is punishable;by imprisoument in the State Prison not less than one hor more than fetirteen yeurs. Sec. 58. Every person whe by threats, intimidations,6r-tnlawful violence, wilGre et Kogister of any county without being . *ahy—hinders or prevents electors. from assembling -in blic meeting for the Guilty of a misdemeanor. : — Sec. 59. Every person who willfully disturbs or bresks up ‘any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering public _questions,_is_guilty_of a-misdemeanor, — Sec. 60. Ever} person who makes, offers “or accepts. any bet or wager upon the result of ariy election, or upon the success or failure of any person or. candidate, or npon the number of votes to be cast either in the aggregate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to _be cast upon any person, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 61. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions of tho laws of this State relatiuy to elections, is, unless a different punishn nt fer suc’ volation+ is prescribee by this Code, purfishable by & a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceeding five yearsor by both, By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California,’ made and dntered at regular session, on Wednesday, April 8th, A. D. 1874. M. L. MARSH, A; B. BRADY, ~ T. P, CRANDALL, JOHN McCOY, FRANK PAUSON, Supervisors, Attest: John’ Pattison, Clerk. = = No. 541. Application! for a Patent to a sSining Claim. \4 + ither b inespof, £4 Every person, not being a can—. didate, who communicates any offer made -in violation of thetastsection to_any—pér--}-sase has assmmed a new form. State with intent to influence. the person j C4 LIFORNIA) INSTITUTE Retablished by DR. 3. ©. YOUNG, IN 185% . . Consultation; by Letter or otherHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS enjoyed on.this Coast an uhinterrupted suceess of 21 years, and at become one of che must celebrated Institutions of the age. ’ The great number annually received and cured, place itin point of mumber of patients among the very first of the world, and the success of its treatment rairks it second : none. : PRIVATE DISEASES. In; Males and Irregularities in Females are the great destroyers of health.° They insidiously attack the system, and-yradually un\ dermine and destroy it; they drive jhe bieom‘f-om the cheek, ‘the lustre from the eyé, the strength and vigor from the frame, they give puny and diseased offspring, and poison, through successive generations, the ‘pace Of mah. The marks can be seen in Serofula, Constimption, ufipples, the Idiotic, the Paralytic, and the Insane. ~~ : -MERCURY, recognized as the most FATAL MEDICAL ENEMY to man, combining with the Venereal, doubles-his— ers. “Those MINERsL-POISON are not cured ; the dis. DO-NOT BE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURE, fhat leaves the poisor to crawl through the. organs beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst ontin the future with a yirnencé that will baffle the effects of medicine SEMINAL WEAKNESS. : The young man who experiences that growing weakness in his muscularand men: tal organization’ should stop and consid whencé ita rises. He will find in the weak. aessof the back, trembling of the limbs, disordered digestion, unaccountabie failing of the powers of the mind, distaste for society, dread of impending trouble, forebodings of evil, sleeplessness, troubled and lascivics dreams, accompanied by growing deafness, loss of muscular power, and nuaierous other symptoms of disorganization, the positive traces of that most terrible and destructive of all diseases—Seminal Weak-hess—wasting away his powers, destroying bis hopeof life and manhood, and dragging him along the brokén path of his existence, to -pre toathsomie grave, To him who finds hi@@ife dribbling out.in the discharge of the Vital principle of existence in nocturnal and diurnal emissions, the mere cessation of the causes of its apsearance brings no reliat, eo scdiniact —Marriage, that_holy office, the safeguardand hope of snanhioot, brings to such a one no hope of cure, but adds to his misery in the knowledge that the one who looks to tim for s0 much of her happinces is a victim of his evit, and an innocent companion of his punishment. He adds to his misery and disorder-until hope leaves him. ‘There is ne fescue except in proper and skillful treatment. Consult, then, at once, a physician whose practice and careful research has: made him thoroughly conversant with every phase of the disease. Those who have become victinis of solitary vices, that dreadNo Cure, No Pay. « -who have been treated with that pernicious’ syttem, eating its way into the tissues and’? %. Probate Court. Deed at expense of purchaOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuN ance of the setieis ot the Probate Court of the: County of Nevada, in the State of California, made on the Seventeenth day of “Mirch, A, D,/ 1874, in the matter of the estate of J, L. Covel, ‘decéased, the” undersigned, Executor of said Estate, will:seil at private stje; to the highest bidder-for cash, in sepatate pareels, and subject: to contirmation by said Prubate Court, at MOORE’> FLAT,-NEVADA COUNTY, Qn Saturday, April 5th; 1874, At Ten o’clock;-A. M-«afl-of-the property, realand persoiral; hereinafter described and for that purpose will receive bids in writing upto said day for the purchase of said property in seperate parcels, and if not solid at private sale will seH the same at pubfic auction to the highest bidder for cash, subject to confirmation by the Probate Court of Nevada County. Said. public sale to take place at the store of Charles Hegurty, at said Moore’s Flat, and to include all the right, title, interest and estate of the suid deceased at the time of his death, and. all the rig: t, title and interest that the saiu eState has, hy operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or in addition to that of the said deceased, at the time of his death in aud to all these c-rtain lots, pieees or parcels of land, situate, Jying and being in Said Nevada County, and described: us foltows, to-wit: Phat certain Dwelling Houre Sitiste and being ut Moore’s Elat, Eureka Township, Nevada County, California.’ aAlSaine place. Also-that certain Barn situated aé-Woolsey’s Fiat, Eureka ‘Township, Nevada Couaty, California. Also that certain Timber Koad, situated at the same place. + Also that certain Dwelling House with garden lot belenging thereto situated ‘at Luke City, Bloomfield. Township. Also that certain Barn situated ut same placc. Also the following personal property : ‘'wo Horses, One.set of Harness, Two Wagons, Fixtures fox, Wagons, Six Choppitig Axes, ‘wo Broad Axes, Six Cross cut Saws, One Grindstone, Three Squares,One Plow, Three Cooking Stoves, Six Chairs, One Clock, @ne Table, Two pair of Blankets, Lot of Iron Pipe, Oue set of Blocks, One set of Brace and Bit, Three Tonsof Hay,One Hundred pounds of Corn, One jot of Potatoes and Carrots, Forty-five feet of Hose. ; _ Terms of Sale. Cash: Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said ser. CHARLES HEGARTY, Executor of Last Will of J. L. Covetl, dec’d. Niles Searls, Atty. : “mch24 4 No. 540. Application for a Patent to a' } Mining Claim. United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 19th, 1874. NYE is-her. by given, That Thomas ; B. Ludjum, whose Post Office is Dutch ‘Flat, Placer County, Cal., has made application for Patent fer Gold Run Placer mine situate in Gold Kun Mining District, Placer Ceunty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file inthis office as follows, viz : : Survey of Exterior Boundaries. _. ful; fascina: } ; that fills thousands of sick rodms with paralytics and consumptives, and hundreds of untime’y graves with its misguided victims,should consult wi nout delay, one who will sympa thise with their sufferings. To snch th Doctor would especially recommend iim self, giving to each and all: guarntees of a Perfect and Permatient Cureawithout hinrance from business, change of diet, fear yexposure.a : ; “IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. — When a Female isin troucle or afflicted with disease, and requires medical or surgiCal attendance, the ineaies should be, where is there a physician who is fully competent _to administer relief, and whose respectable stand.ng in society recommends him to the confidsnce of the community. The Doctor, understanding how imperatively necessary Sacramento, Cal., Feb, 19, 1874.$ WT OFICE is B Ludlum, whose Postoftice is Dutch ‘Flat, Placer County, Cal., has made application for patent for Cedar Creek Placer Mine, situate in Gold Run Mining Distric , Placer County, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: , _ Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at Station Ne 28—of-the “Church and Gelden Gate Placer Mine,” on line of Jonathan Moody’s ¢laim, ata stake marked © C. P.M., for Cedar Plicer Mine, and run on line of Moody’s claim, variation 18° east, $ 86° E 7.84 chs top of hydranlic bank 14.14 chs center of Wagon road N and §, 18,19 chs Rock Creek, smull stream, 3 links wide Nand S$ 18.65 chs to the 8 E_corner of the claim to a Stake marked CC PM from which a cedar 9 inchee diaweter bears § 51° E26 links distant: N 5° 2.00chs recross Rock Creek 5.50 chs to a stake marked © C P M on lower bank of minipg citch. N 22> E 1.95 chs center of wagon road 6.30 chs center of same road N and 8, 10:80 chs to a-stake marked C C P M; from which a cedar 26 inches in_diamoter_bears N 75> E-26-Hhks distant; N-20%° 7.71'to a staxe marked C CPM, 15 links west from Rock Creek ‘tromtwhich a pine 6 inches @iameter beara edst 18 links distant: N 46%; a 4.18 chs fence N E and 8 W, 4,42 chs center of diteh running NE and 8 W, 4.85 chs wagon road NE and 8 W, 5.60 chs bank of reservoir 10,97 chs across reservoir, very little water, 11,53 chs mining flume 20 feet high, 11.90 chs center of ditch, 12.44 chy center of ditch, 12,81 chs enter Railroad Cut, 13.63 cha across Railroad Cut, 15.80 chs GoldjRan snd Dutch Flat wagon road, 16 70 chs set a Stake wrarked-€-C PM from which & cedar stump 27Tinches in diameter bears § 17> ci) W 36 links distant; N Td5}g> E 9.63 chs toa stake marked CC P M from which an oak in Hudson's garden 12 inches in diameter bears S 75° E 63 linksdistant, and the corelectar, is punishable by fine, net less than fifty nor tiiere than five hundred dollars. Sec. 50. Every person who ferges or counterfeits returns of an election purport. ing to have-been hela at a precinct, town, or wilfully substitutes :oryged or counter. teit returns of election in the piace of the where no election was actually helt is puntshable by imprisonmenti.in~ the State’ Prison for aterm of not .ess than tWo nor more than ten years. . Sec: 51. Every person who wilfully adds to, or subtracts from, the votes, actually alters such returns, is punishable by im. prisonment in the State Prison for not less

than one ner more than five years. : See $2. in the commission of any offenses mentioned in the four proceeding sections, or who, being present at or cognizant of the comgive information thereof as SOON 28 prac. ticable to the District Attorney or Grand Jury of the proper county, er to some Justice of the Peace of such county, is punishable by imprisonment in the County dail tor a period of six mopths, or in the State Prison not exceeding Sec. 53. Every person who, by force, threats, menaces, bribery, or any corrupt means, either directly or indirectly atsempts to influence any electcr in giving his vote,or deter hin: fron: Riving the same, or attempt by any means whatever to awe, restrain, hider, or disturb any elector in the free exercise of the right of suffrage, or‘ fur nish § any elector wishing te vote, who caunot read, with a ticket. informing or giving such elector to und tstand that it -outuins # name written or printea thercon . or See aay elector at any: such elec. tio, by deceiving and.causi ch elec to vets fora ifferen ie “4 than be futended or desired to ¥. ‘te for; or ‘ Bye order Thome ot : ‘ 4S DERBY. Secretary isco, California, . a as! = ; ‘ 2a : : = .* . whe, being Inspector; Ju + oF Chrk of any election, while po gv pao os ald or ward where ne election wasin fact held, } true returns, fora precinct, town or ward . east ut an election, in any returns, or who! Every person who ‘aids or abeta . mission of tither such offences does neot+Phence two years. sf . Wining Tecordsof said district. Adjoining _ the Nerth and West, and owners t person or any office ’ from the first day of publishing thereof, N ner pest common to Sections 2 and 3, Tp . No. 15-N, Range 10 E on the third standard . North, bewrs N 30° E 67.41 chains distant, . N 145, > W 14.62 chains to a pine stump 20 ; inches in diameter murked 6 C PM, Thence . N 2954 W4.42 chs to an oak-9 inches in di. amter marked CC P M,N 8644 W 64 chs . enter hydraulic cut, 4.86 chs flume, 7.15 ; chs set a stake in cat marked © CP Ms 544° 9.29 chains, set stake in perpendicular bank marked C CP M$ 75° W 5.33 chains. This cerner could not be established on account of working the mine. 8 64 KS W 4.50 chs could not be’ established. S2° E 2.88 chs to a stake on top of bank marked G . CPM, N 69> E 1.78 chains to a stake on south bank of little ditch marked C C P M, 8 1735. E 8.03 chs to astaxe marked € € P M on bank of ditch near wagon foad. § 58%° 0,75. ehs to centerof Wagon road, 3.00 chs eater Railroad Cut, 4.80 chs acros idroad Cut 4.46 chs to a cedar stump marked . UCP M, being also the north cawhad of the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine. following the Church and Gold n . Gate Mine,S 16> £3. 5uchs tostaxe marked CGG'C. 3 6°. W 15.02 chs to stake . marked C GG C. 8 209 & 9.78 chains to . Stake marked C @ GC. N7Re E 2.46-chs to . Stake marked € G G C, 845° EF 5.59 cha to , Stake’ marked CG G C¢. $16%° 5 61 chs to the Tlace ot beginning, and containing 107. 20 acres and being a portion of the Tots 3, 4 and 4of N 4s of Section 5, Tp 15 North: Range 10 Exst Mt Diablo Base and Merid. “jon. -Said location’ was mad many years ago by different parties and Nconded in the claimants are owners of the Cburch 1 Gol. pn Gate Placer Mine on the-south 4 west, Owners of the Benhett Placer mine on —— — mine on-the North. =o : persons holding any adverse claim thereto »re hereby required to present the Sue before this Office within sixty days T.B. McFARLAND. Register. these reqairements are, feels called upon to ling the attention of given, that ‘Thomas the afflicted tothe fact that he has been s Professer of Obstetrics and Female diseases for Twenty Years, and is fully qualified to administer in all cases, both medically and surgically, not in a superficial manner, but in as thorough a manner as years of study. and practice—both in hospitals and families —can make, to save them from tho hands of the unqualified unscrnpuious, and design. ing. Therefore, families can rely upon him as upona father. Allin affliction can find in him one who can feel and sympathise . with and befriend them in trouble—one in whose secresy the utmost confidence can be viacee. : LETTERS.—Persons of either sea, who wish to. consult the Docter, and who cannot visit the city ciin;by stating their symptoms in a letter, receive advice and assurance of a cure at home. Al) letters returned or detroyed. Address, BENJ. F. JOSSELYN, M. D. No. 618 Sacramento Street> hear Montgomry. Box: Delitiquent Sale: NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of Works, Columbia Hill, Nevada -County, Oilifornia. Notice. There are delinquent upon the following described stock on ac. count of asses&ment No, 9, levied on the 12th day of March, 1874, the several amounts set opposite the names: of the. respective “shareholders as follows :; Name. No. ot No. of Shs. Am’t. F Cer Abner H. Barker, 2 1000 #4,600 8S. F. Butterworth, 32 500 2,000 Est F, L. A. Pioche, 48 * 434 1,736 L.L. Robinson, 2] 233 932 1.1L. Robinsen, 35 5 200 . L. L. Rolanson, 50) 17 63 E. A. Richardson,Tr 28 200 800 And in accordance with law and an or der of the Board of Directors made on the 12th day of March, 1874, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neces. Sary will be sold at public auctien at the ; au tion house of Maurice Dore & Co. No, . 317 Montgomery Street, fan Francisco, Cal‘ Thursday, the 7th day of May 1874, At the . hour of I ’clock, PM, of Bald day to pay . said delinquent assessment thereon together with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. THOMAS DERBY; Secretary. 3 Office. 320 Sansome Street, San Francisco Calitornia, ap2i W. C. JONES, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Pe™vrenr1y LOCATED AT GRASS VALLEY. OFFICE NO. 21 MILL STREET, ma Stockholders ‘Meeting. rae Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-. . 4 crs in the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL ASSUCIATION will be held in the Hall ou Monday Evening, May 4th, 1874, At 74 o’clock. : “ A. H. PARKRR, Secretary. Nevada, April 4th, 1874. ce ARCADE § DJOINING MeCaniéy’s Cigar Store, om Broad Street, Nevada City. : Keops constantiy on inant thy be on t LIQUORS and dlgane. ee eee U Dibble & Byrne, att'ys for a jeant. February 22d, 1614.0 Piteant. * . Olé triends and x ~~} Swarop in and see tag STO Bites Commencing at the South East corner of the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine, at a stake marked C.G. G. C, for Church and Golden Gate Claim on the N E side and on § W side G. R. P, M. tor Gold Rum Placet Mine and run yariatiou 18° East, 8. 0.38 chains on Section line to corner of Sections 3 and 4, 9 and 10, Township 15 North Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, 7.60 chains on line of J. F, Moody’s Canor claim, te Gold Run ravine. 8-28 chains to the N Ecorner of the North Star Placer Mine. Stake variation 17° 45’ East, S 853; © W, 15.91 chains. Along the liné of the . Ni corner of the Home Ticket claim. Thence $.4534> W 11.71 chains ona line of North Star Placer Mine-te-corner stake. S 59342 W_5.00 chains on line of North Star P.acer Miue to corner stake, § 85> W.6,84 chs. On liné of North Star Placer Mine toa stake on bank of Hydraulic Gut on the East side of sand box marked G. R, P. M. Thence variation 18> East. N7%° E. 6,29 chains on line of tie Kearsarge claim to a spruce stump marked G.R.P, M. N 44%>. KE 0.61 Coains to Hydraulic eut, 12.36 across Hydraulic cnt, 13.46 chains to Spruce Stump 40 inches in diameter marked G.-RP,-M, N 524° W 5.00 chains ‘to Hydraulic Cut. 6.06 chains to stake in cut marked G.R.P. M. N 88> W 6.40 chains across Hydraulic Cut, 11.33 chains on Kearsarge line to a ne Stump 33 inches in diameter marx. G, R, P.M. 8 20452 W 2.73 chains to a spruce stump on-_south side of trail marked running North 1,30 chains, ditch running North, 4,00 chains diteh running North,, 6,56 chains, wagon road North and South, 1,10 ditch, 8.80 chains intersect section line between Sects 4and 9. 9.68 chains to a spruce stump, set stake marked G, R. P, M N 514s E 0.53 chains Cross Ditch, 1.18 chs TrailS.E& N W 6.24 chains Wagon Road,’ 6.90 chains Wagen Road, 7.17 chains to epruce stump cor 20 lins south of Gold Run Ravine, N 7#%2> W 5.20 chains cross fence 8.60 chains center of Wagon road 8.89 chains to an oak 14 inches in diameter in front of Barrett's dwelling house marked G. R. PF, M, Thence N 38\%° & 0.65 chains; centre of Gold Run Ravine, 4.70 ohains,; fence, Narth and South, 1,75 chains, line passes through Mallory’s house. 4.76 chiins Mallory’s garden fence E & W. 5,74 chains to a stake on N E side of trail marked G. R. f, ‘M. froin which a spruce stump 36 inches diemeter bears North 5> 15’ W 40 links distant. N 18° E 2.64 chains. line tut East end of a barn, 4.31 chains, cabin close to line on the West. 5.08 chains wagon road East and West, 8-74 chains lo a stake Taarked G. R, P, M, from which an oak stump, 26 inches in diameter bears $ 762 I5’ East 69 links distant. $ 62> £1.30 chains. Set a stake marked GR PM.N, 37° E, 6.88 chs. Wagon Road N W and 8 E, 10.25 chains to a stake marketi G BR. P M. from. ‘Which an oak 14 inches in diameter, bears N_ 8° 45 East, 114 links dis'ant, $ 31 3, E7,75 chains to stake No 39 uf the Church and Golden Gate Placer Mine. Thence following the Church and Golden Gate lines. § 80%> EF 6.19 chains to stake N6 38. _§ 26352 W-6:34 chains to staxe NO 37. 8 69° KF 4.44 chains to staxe No 36. $0.30 W 2,43 chains to stake No 36. ¢ £0.30’ W 2.43. chains to staxe No 34. 8-365; E°5.92 chains to staxe No. 33 8 59%° E8,70 chains to staxe No 32. 5S 76> E 14,78 chains to place of beginning. and containing 101 and 21-100,acres and being & portion of the S 4 of SEX and E § of 8 % Section dand N-E % of NW & and N E 4 of Section 9,1 Ownsbip 15 North . . Range 10 East Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. Said location . was made many years’ ago by aifferent parties: gnd at different times and recorded in the records of said District, Adjvining claimants are owners of the Church and Golden Gate Placer mine onthe North, On the South by the owners of eee diarth Star Placer Mine, and on the st-by the owners of the J. F. y Can“. , All persons holding any adverse cl thereto are hereby requived to present — same before this ofties within sixty days from the — day of p lishing hereof, -——-__—-—"—_ $B ARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne, Attys for apoio, . february 22d, 1874, ‘ : = _ DR. T3B. ESMOND, Fermerly of Washington, AS removed to Nevada, and solic’ H%: patronage of the citizens of ve vada and vicinity, Office and residence on ect, three doors from corner, 819 R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC:AN, . . Application’ 8o that certain barn situxte and being at the . G.R. PM. N30%° W 0.63 chains, ditch-. No. 543. ~ for a‘ Mining Claim, UNITED STATES LAND OFFI ‘ 1 Cal., Feb, 2% mo “Woodville Gravel’ Min “Company whose Postoffice is Nevada “dy Nevads County, Cal., have made application f patent for: the Woodville Placer Mine site, ate in Nevada Mining District, Newt. County, California, and described in the\ plat and field n0te® of; Hike in thip fies @?, follows, viz:. Commencing at a post m 98 ing the center of ‘Section No. 6, Tp 16 i 9k, M D M, at a black oak 30 inches < diameter, and marked ““W No 1” (We =, side Nol). The.ce ona true line a tion 17> 30’ eust, Wwest,4.00 chs cross sums. mit of main ridge E of Siar Boat Ieee chs.-Set a stike marked ““W No 2‘dear on 3 true line south ‘6.50 chs.” A ra cross t'e crest of main ridge, 19.99 th stake mar ed ‘‘W No 8” froin which a black oak 12 inches in diameter bears § 25° py 36 links distant Thenee on a true line W 2.06-chs cross summit of Tidge 9.69 chs cross Eureka stuye road 10.09 chs, stake marked **W No. 4” from Which the. ~s Shaft of the Woodville Company bears x 9° 30 E 4.03 chs distan:. ‘Thence ob true line 8 1.50 chs, cross-the Eureka se read —rans-N-B-3-25-chrs—strke Thirked-wNo 5° standing on the west-bank of the olg— {Land Ditch. ~ Tenesc true line wept 1.00’ch, recross—urekw Stage Foad 5 75. ch; Bt warkéd “W No 6” from } . oak 12-inches in diameter bears § 88> _F links distant. Thence on a true line Nigo55” E 23.95 chs, along ttre foot of the rig . to astake marked -“W No 7.” ° Thence on true line E12 ® chs, cross’ Eureka sta z ro#d 20.00 chs to'a stale standing on the; W side of main ridge and marked **W No ry from which a yellow pinc—sé-in. diameter bears‘S 10° E22 links distant. Thence On 4 true.line 8 6.50.chs, cross SuInMItOf Main ridge 10.00 chs to place of beginning dnd containing 36 68-100 acrés and being ® por. tion of the 8 %s.of N W 54 and Ns of § Ww 4 of Section 6, Townsh. } 16 North, : 9 East. Mt. Di. blo Base and Metidian. Said location was made by the Woodvili¢ Grave} Mining Company and « uly ‘recorded Feb 7, 1814, in Book 5 0f Mining Claims, Page 389 Recerds of NeVada County. Adjoi Claimants are onthe north ownsrs of the liowe and Kansas ground,east owners of + Young America Placer Mine,—south Young America and Manzanitaclaime, and west by the Keytone and Nevada Compat ies. All _persens-holding any thereto are hereby required to wame befere this office within a the first day of publishing 8 present the sixty days hereof, y fee McFARLAND; Register, _~ Sheriff's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN” EXECUTION To me directed and deiivered, issned ent of the Dictric$ Court of the Fourteentn Jue dicial District, in and for : vada, State of Calfornia, bearing date Feb. Tuary 26th, 187 4. (fa judgment rendered in said Courtomthe:.uday of December, 1873 in favor of Daniel , ouvherty and against Augustus C,H. Moore fort e sum of Seven Hundred and. Fourteen and 1-109 dollars damages, with interest thereon at the r: r cent per annum till ablein gold coin of the United States togeth‘ Moe est 50 Ne and disbursements at e date of said judgment, and accruing costs. oe I have levied upon tho foHowing described property, heretotore attached, to-wit ;— That certain lot of land situated in Rough & Ready Township.Nevada County, Cal: and ‘known and described as the SW. % of the SW 44 and the E: ¥ of Lot No 9, the E 34 of Lot No8, The E % ef lot No 5, and the whole of Jot No ¥, and Jot Nu 4, all in Seetion No 1, Townthip 15 N Range No 6 Eaat Mt Diablo Base and Meridian ana containth Star Placer Mine to staxe North Lust . ing 206 0-100 acres of land, Alsoa lot of land enclosed by. a fence adjoining the above-deseribed lands on the west, Ssid above described land adjoining Jackson's -On the East containing 300 acres or thereabouts, Known as Moore’s pastures, The tracts being known as Moore’s Ranch, to‘gether with all the tenements and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. : Notice ig hereby givon that I will expose to public ssle-all the escribed property to the highest bid ier, for cash, in United States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, April 25th, 1874. Between the hours of 9o’clocx, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P, M, Given under my hand this-3lst day of March, 1874, JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. Dibble & Byrne, Piffs Attys. PROBATE NOTICE. a TATE of California, Ccuuty of Nevada. New) In Probate Court. In the matter of the Estate of Perry Boardly, deceased— It appearing tothe Court by petition duly filed by C. Beckman, the adininistrator of said estate praying for an order to sell rea} estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real ertate or suid deceased to pw the debts outstanding against the d and the expenses and charges of adminis. tration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persons interested in said Estate appear before the said Probate Court on SATURDAY the 25th day of April 1874, at 16 o’clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Koom of said Court in Nevade City, to show cause why an order should not be wil to said Administrator to sell the [tracts of both aforessid above—deseribedr— whuigof the real-estate of the deceaced: and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Neva da Daily ‘I ranscript, a newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, March 4th, 1874, JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk of the County: of Nevada-~I John Pattison, Cou ity Clerk of the County of Nevada, State ef Ca‘ifornis, and ex-eflicio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said County, ao hereby certify the foregoing to be a full, trne and correct copy an original order, of file in this, my of ce, )ai ml15 ; Witness my hand and the seal of. { said Court, this 14th day of March 1874. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. STATE OF L. A. WALLING: Deceased. Notice is. hereby given t} at the sale of the property of the estate of L. A. Walling, deceased, is hereby postponed. until SATURDAY, MAY 9th, Is74, at 10 0’c!0¢ » 4. M, Terms of sale—Cash In gold coin, mation of sale by Prubate Court. ateXpense of purchaser. For description of property, see notice of sale publishei iz the Nevada Daily Transcript, from January 15th to March 6th, 1874. J. M. WALLinG, Executor of last will of L. A. Walling, “eased. apli-2w Stockholders’ Meeting. pol TUNNEL GOLD a, = tion of works, ridge 0 ship, Nevada Co., California. Notice §. hereby given, that the 3d Annus] Meeting of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., "F the election: of three (3) Trustees, Pres'dent and Treasurer thereof, for the @ suing year, and for the transaction of other burihess, will take place at the ofbce ot th undersigned, the Secretary of said Company, at North San Juan, Nevada Cour ty, on SATURDAY, the. 9th day of MAY, A D. 1874, at 1 o'clock, Pp. Mm; Proxies must be in ee fi:ed with the Secretary: ON. San Juan, March 25, 1874. t— — JAS. A, STIDGER, yaa! SP t NG is hereby given that a. which a liga: adverse claim the County of Ke Cs VOL. XD The Dail == NEVADA ys. f. BROWN.. .... Proy Pranscript Bloc: : TERMS OF TH One Year—in advanc Six Months, <* Three Months, ‘‘ “Per week, TwentyRates for Advertisi lst insertion ; $1 per sequent insertion. ] REREAD PRLS TAT STOEL BROAD STRi AMES COLLE ways supplied _w PORK, MUTTON Ax Orders filled from E vered at.théir hous Give me a call. Nevada, March 7! _ JOHN H. } EALER IN 1} VEAL, CORN PORK ke. Moats sold at reso Shep on Broad Stree Thestre i FRE —1 NEVADA and@ CHEAPES C. HO! paid, payten per cent down, snd bulance on ccnfit ——— F° ORWARDING M Mark gooas, ‘Care: land.” Teams always on through without dels this way there is a sa either from: Sacrame: 6 DENTI i? RP. KE. BU an office, In Kidd’s Batldiy ae Over Ascitheit e 18 prepared to ; Mechanical and Ope latestand most approy Artificial Teeth inse Vulcanite’and Alum guaranteed as to quali Visits made at residk Nevada, May 30th, } Notice of Stockho dhe Nevada Gauge Railro: he pr is hereby ing of the sto vada County Narrow will be held at the } Company, to wit, at Davis, Esq., Justice o town of Grass Valle State of California, « 28th day of April, ®. M., for the purpos: of by-laws for the . Company. By order of JOHN C. COLEM. Dated Grass. Valley, GkEorGE FLEI D.B. M County Su AND U. 8. DEPU' IVIL AND MI LAND SURVEY( MAN NEVADA MA Office at the°CcoU I*ftat the Daily Union will meet with prompt no RES = Eureka Stage ay STAC da tor (Sunda Welock, & M. or Eureka, Monday Fridays at same hour. _—. Returning will leave ®indays excepted at -, Weekly from Eureka ut We ee aa er ae a a CIGAR § HUGH Mc! Wo respectful : and the public Farchased the stock a REENWALD and wil) o 4 fine stock ef *GARs, TOBACCO, PIPEs, CARDs, . CUTL . Which he wit) ‘sell 9 By strict attention tc pideavoring to pleas an to receive a geod : ’ HU Wevada, Nov. 1, 1873, etic FOR 8: he = = ‘Bro ‘s ® Hotel, n Piety, Cheap bak :