August 14, 1874 (4 pages)

awa ‘ular. case. OFFICIAL. = Laws of the United States. Passed at the First Session of the : Yorty-Third Congress. et { General Natare—No. 103. Tine act in relation to feourts aed ju--Gicial officers in the Territory of Utah. ee ¢ Be it enacted ty the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Con assembled, That it shall be the duty of the United States marshal of the Territory of Utah, in person pr by ‘geputy, to attend all sessions of the sapreme and district courts in gaid Territory, and-to serve and execute all process and writs issued out of, and all orders, judgments and decrees made by, said courts, or by any judge thereof, unless said court or. judgé shall otherwise order in any ‘particAM process; writs, or oth“er papers left with said_marshal, or either of his deputies, shall be served without delayand im the order in which they are received, apen-* ment or tender af his legalfees therefor; and it shall be unlawful for-said elles ecobites marshal to demand or receive mileefor any greater distance than the . actual distance by the ‘usual routes from the piace of service er execu‘tion of process, writ, or other paper, 't6 the place of return -of—the same, except that when it shall be neceg:: '_ sary to convey any, person arrested "in deliyering the person so arrested by legal authority oyt of the county in which he is arrested, said Marshal shall be entitled to” mileage for the whole distance necessarily traveled __~Wefore the court or officer ordering such arrest. Said-marshal is hereby authorized to appoint ag many deputies as may be necessary, ‘each of . whom shall have authority, in the name of said marshal, to perform any act with like effect and in hike Manner as said marshal; and the marshal-shall be liable for all official ‘acts ‘of such Meputies, as if done b himself. Such appdintment shail not be complete until he shall give bond to said marshal, with sureties, to be by him approved, in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge -of his duties; and he shall also takeand subscribe the same oath prescribed by law to be taken by said marshal, __-. and said appeintment,bond and oattr “—~théy shail have jurisdiction in suits TTT ee-proeecss wincimy be author~y shall be filed and remain.in the office: of the clerk of the supreme court’ ofsaid Territory. Ia action bronght azainst said marshal for the misfeas. ance or non-forsanee-ef any deputy it shal! be lawful for the plaintiff-at his.eption, to join the said deputy . and the sureties on his bond: with said marshal and his sureties, Any process-either—eivil or criminal rec {urnable to the supreme or district courts, may be served in any county, by the sheriff thereof or his legA\ deputy, and they’ may also serve any paysaid Territory expired, ~are hereby -from the judgments of the probate .cés’ and probate courts to the dis4 PATI G i act shall-be-von to dmpait:the . authority of the probate courts to benefit of the occupantsof towns in the various ceunties of the Territory of Utah, according to: the: provisions of ‘An act fer the relief of the inhabitants ‘of c.ties and towns-upon publie lands,” “approved March, second, eighteett Tiundred and. sixty-seven and ‘‘Anact to amend an, act entitled ‘An act forthe relief of the_inhabitants of cities and towns Gpoh the public -lands,’” approved. Juae eighth, eighteen hundred and sixtyeight; or.to discharge the duties assigned to the probate. judges by act of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah entitled ‘‘An act prescribing rules.and regulations for the execution of the trast arising under an act-of Cengress.entitled ‘An act for the relief of the inhabitants -of cities and towns.upon the public plands.”"" AH judgments and decrees heretofore rendered by the probate courts which have.been executed, and the time fo appeal from which has by the exist ws The jurisdiction heretofore conferred upon justices of the peace by the organic act of said Territory is ‘extended to all cases where the debt or sum elaimed shall be less than three hundred dollars, From all final jucgments of justices of the peace an appeal shall be allowed to the district courts of their respective districts, inthe same-manner as is now provided by the laws of seid Territory for appeals to the probate courts; and courts an appeal shall lie to the district court of the district embracing the-coaunty—in .which such probate, court is held in such “cases and in such manuer as the supreme ‘court of said Teiritory may, by general. rules framed for that purpose, specify aud designate, and such appeal shall vacate the judgment appealed from, and the ease shall be tried de novo in the appellate court. Appeals may be taken from both justitrict court of their respective districts in cases where judgments have been heretofore rendered and remain unexecuted; but this provision ‘shall not énlarge the time for-taking an appeal beyond the periods not idllowed by the existing laws of said Territory for taking appeals. A writ of error from the Supreme Court of the United Statesto-the-supreme court . : of the Territory shall lie in criz inal cases, where the aeeused shall have been sentenced to capital punishmentor convicted of bigamy or_poenter land.in trust ‘for the use’ and made. If ducing any term of the district court any additional grand or petit jurors sball be neeessary, the same shall be drawn from said + box by'the United States marshal in open court; bnt‘ifthe attendance of . those drawn éannot be obtained in a reasonable time, cther names may be drawnin the same manner. Each party whether in civil or criminal cases, ghall be allowed three peremptory Challenges except in eapital cases where the prosecution and the defense shall be allowed fifteen ehallenges. In eriminal cases, the court, and not the jury, shall pronounce the punishment under the limitation prescribed by law. The grand jury must inguire into the ease of every person imprisoned within the district op a criminal ebarge and not indicted; into the—eendition —and management of the pubke prisons within the district; and inte the -swill-+ ful corrupt-miseonduet in -office—of public officers of every diseription within the district; at } also . entitled to free access, at all reasonable tinies, to the public prisons, and to the examination, witheut— ‘of all public recordg*within ‘the district: BESSec. 5, That there shall be appointed by the governors of said, Territory one or more Notaries publie for each organized county, whose term of office shall_be two years, and until their -sttecessors ‘shat be pointed and qualified. The act of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah entitled ‘An Ret concerning notaries public’ approved January sevepteenth, eighteen bundred and sixty-six,is-hereby approved, except the first section thereof, whichis hereby disapproved; Provided, That whenever, in said ‘act, the words **probaté judge” or ‘‘clerk of the, probate court’’ are used’ the words “secretary of the. Territory”’ shall be substituted. Sec. 6. That the Supreme court of said Territory is hereby authorized to appoint commissioners of said court, who stiall have and exercise all the duties of commissioners of . the eircuit. courts of the Wnited States; and to take acknowledgments of bail; and, in addition, they have the same authority as examining and . ‘ commiting magistrates in all eases ™” -atising-under the laws of said Pe rri-+ tory as is now possessed by justices of the peace in.said ‘lerritory, ——. Sec. 7. That the act of the territo. : rial legislature md the Yerritory of Utah entitled *‘An act in relation to marshals and attorneys,’’ approved March third; eighteen hundred and fifty-two, and all laws of said Territory inconsistent with the provisions lygamy. Whenever the. condition ‘cf the business in the district court of any. districtiis snch thatthe judge of the district is unable to do -the . same, he may request the judge of . either of the other districts to assist . him, and upon such request made, the jndge so requested may hold the? ized by act of the tegritorial legislature. ae Sec, 2. That it shall be _the_daty of the, United States attorney in said ‘Territory ip person or by an assistant, to attend all the courts of reeord having jurisdiction of offenses as well under the iaws of said Territory . a3 of the United States, and perform . the duties of prosecuting officers in alk criminal cases arising in said courts, and he is hereby authorized {o appoint as many Assistants as may be necessary, each ofwhom shall subscribe the samy oath as is prescribed by luw for said United States attorney, and the said appointment and oath shail be filed and remain in the office of the clerk of the supreme court of said Territory, ~The United States attorney shall be entitled to the same fees for servites rendered by said assistants as he would be en{ited to for the same-services if ren: dered by himself. The ‘territorial legislature may provide for the election of a prosecuting attorney in any county; and such attorney, if authorized sv to do by such legislature, may commence prosecutions for offenses under the laws of the Lerritory,within such county, and if such prosecution is carrieu to the district eourt by recognizance or appeal, or otherwise may sid in conducting the prosecutiou in such court. And the costs and expenses of all prosecutions for offenses against any law of the terri-. torial legislature shall be paid out of the-treas erritory, : Sec. 3. That there shall be held in each year two terms of the supreme court of said«Terriiory, and four terms of each district court, at such times as the governor of the Territory may by prodlamation fix. The district court shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in all suits or proceedings in chancery, and in all actions at law-in which the sam or value of the thing in controversy shall be three hundred @ollars or upward, and in «.1] controversiea where the title, possession, or boundaries of land or mines Or mining claims shall be iu dispute, whatever their value, except in actions for foreible entry or ‘forcible and-umlawful detainer; and for divdree-_Probate courts, in their respective counties sball have jurisdiction inthe settlement of the—estutes of decedents; and in matters of . guardianship and other like matters; bat otherwive they shall have no civil elancery, or criminal jurisdiction whatever; they shall have jurisdic tion of suits of divorce for statutory causes concurrently with the distriet courts; but any defendant in a suit for divorce commenced in a_ proba court shall be entitled after appearance and before plea or answer, to _ bave sxid savt removed to the distriet Gourt having jurisdiction, when said suit Shall proceed in liko manueras if ofiginally commenced in whole or part of any term or any branch thereof, and his acts a4 judge shall be of equal force as if he were daly assigned to hold the courts in such district > Sec. 4. That within sixty days af-. ter the passage of this act, andin the month of January, annua'ly thereafter, the clerk of the district court in each judicial district, and the judge of probate of the county in which the district court is next to be held, shall prepare a jury list from which grand and petit jurors shall be drawn, to serve in the district cuurts, of such district, until a newlist shall be made as herein provided, said clerk aud probate judge shall ulternately select the name of a male eitizen of the United States who has resided in the district for the period of six months next proceeding, ‘and who can read and write in the English language; and, as selected, the name and residence of each sball. be entered upon the. list, until the same shall contain two hundred names, when the same ehall be duly certified by such clerk and probate judge; and the'same shall be filed in the oftice of the clerk of such district court, and a duplieate eopy shall be made and certitied by such officers, and filed in the office of said probate judge. Whenever a grand or petit jury is to be drawn to serve at uny torm of a district court, the judge of such district shall give publie notice of the time and place of, the drawing of such jury, which shall be ut least twelve days before the commencement cf such term; and on the day aud at the place thus. fixed, the judge of such district: shall bold an ‘open session of his court, and shal} preside at the drawing of sueh juryand the clerk_of—such court shall write the name of each personen the jury lists returned and filed in his oflice upon a separate slip of paper, as nearly as practicable of the same size and form;-and all sueb slips shall, by the cle*k in open-court, be placed in a evvered box and thom oughly mixed and mingled; ana thereupon-the United States marsh.l or his deputy, shall proceed to fairly draw by lot from said box such number of hames as may have’ pre and if both a grand and. petit jury are to be drawn, the grand jury shall . be drawn first; and when ‘the drawing Bhall_ have been concluded, the clerk of the distriet court shall issne a venire to the marshal or-his_depupersons so drawn, and the same sh.ll before the commencement of the }term-at which-they are to serve; and the jurors so drawa and summoned shall constitute the regular grand and petit juries for the term for all cases; -Aud the names thus drawn from the-box by the clérk sail not be returned to or again placedhn said viously been directed by said judge, . ty, directing -him to summon Ce Toner, be duly served on each of “the per. . : sons s0 drawn at least seven days) of this act, are hereby disapproved. The act of the Congress of the United States entitled ‘An act-to regulute the fees and costs to be allowed clerks, marshals, and attorneys. of the circuit and district courts of the. United States, and for other purposes,” approved Febraary twenty-sisth;+ eighteen bundred and fifty-three, is extended over and shall apply to the fees of like officers im said Territoiy of Utah. But the district attorney shall not by fees and salary together receive more than thirty-five hundred dollars per year; and all fees or moneys received by him ahove said ury of the United States. Approved, June 23, 1874. —_—. Assessment Notice. : OLD RUN MINING COMPANY —Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Gold Flat, Nevade County, California.— Notice is hereby given that at a meeting 6f the Board of Directors, held on the seyenth day of August, 1874, an, assessment, (No. Seven) of ‘i wenty-five Certs per share was levied upon the Capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United . States gold and silver coin, to the'Secretary, . _&t the office of the Company, on the corner Marget and Spear sts. San .Franviseo. Any stock upon which this assessment shal] remain unpaid onthe 15th day of Sept.,\\874 will be delinquent, and advertised forsale at public Auction, and untess payment is made hefore, will be sold on Wednesday, the 7th day of October, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. : : C. C. PALMER, Secretary. _ Office—Corner Market and Spear Streets, Nan Francisco. z County Warrants: LL warkints on General ‘Fund regis. A tered prior to July 8th, 1873, also Warrants Nos 44, 45, 56, 58, 6u, 65, 67,71 and 80 on Road Fund, registered July 9th, 1874 will be paid om presentation. Lnaterest ceases frum date. b, P, SANFORD, Treasurer. : By A. H, Parker, Deputy . Nevada, Anguet 7th, 1874 : OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. lmpediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and @ireulars sent free, im sealed envelopes. Addrgss HOWARD ASSOCIAT.ON, No 2 Sovth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution having a high reputation for honorable couduct and professional skill, Machinery for Sale. —__ T THE 8. S. BANNER MINE. Two Engines, lUxz0in. « : in. tubes. Hoisting ard pumping gear. One Engine 18x42 in built by H. J. Booth & Co., San Francisco,Two Boilers, 483 in. diameter 3 ln. tubes, : Six 5.stamp Batteries. Bight pans, Puvips, Columns. Track ‘Iron, Cars, ete, cte., and in ract every thing necessary for runuing a rset class mi ie.— This machiuery ig all compiete and in good Applyto THUM & ALLAN, Nevada ‘4 oancry ol , 16 feet long, nes cae ee [NEW SAW MIGE_ AT WILLOW VALLEY, si [ New Millat Willow Valley is completed and we are now ready to fill ail orders for Building or Mining Lumber. “All kinds of Lumber kepé constantly on band. ‘ Orders left at the office on Boulder Sheet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, Pine Street will be promptly attended to. suid district court. Nothing iv this box antil a uew jury jist shail be i= ; M, L. & D Mansz Vue Boiler A4 in. diameter, 16 feet long, sf ‘Wxrrep States Lanp Orrice,’’") +, Sacramento, Cal., ange = 5 OTICE is hereby given Mt. McN Leod, N/E. MeLeod, A. H. Cole, R. P. , G. A. Wanamack, E. N. McLeod. 3.G. Poor, 3. D. McLéod, and’R. J: Mc~e0d, whose Postofiice is Yon Bet, Nevada county, Cal, have made application for Patent;forthe McLeod Placer Mixeé, sitnr ated. in. Hunt Mining District; Nevada evunty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on fil¢in this office asfollows, viz: Sarvey of Extcrior Boundavies: Commencing at the east corner of the claim_at a stake marked MI. P M (for Mc. Leod Placer Mine) from which a black oak 3 inches in diameter bears North 9> West 1, links distant. And the corner to Sections 23 and 25, Township 16 North, Range 10 East. Mt Diablé Base and Meri .ian,bears South 77> East-6.05 chs distant, and run variation 18> East, L 45> “W 0.56 chs Sma ravine 16 links wide, course SE& N W. -1.60 chs intersect Sectioti Line between actions 24 & 257 chs Weat from thg corner Sections 25 & 25. 19 & 30. 14.86 che set a Stake at the original corner of S ¢ldim,. marked M L P M,. from which asp! 20 in. dia-beats South 61° 15’ Easf 32 links distant. Thence, . variation 18° East, N 4044 > W 2.39 chs. Small Ravine 6. links wide N & 8. 43:54 chs suallravine 6 links wide S W_and NE, 16.54 chs, smill raVine 6links wide N and 8. 22.29 chains ditch 3 links. wide E and W. 2509 chs ditch N and 8, 28.04 chs-small Kaylne S Wand NE. 32.29-chs, Seta stake for the West corner of the-claim, marked M LP M at.the original corner of the claim, from which @ black oa® 30 in. dis. bears S 712 E 34 links distant. Thence Variation 18° East. N 384° E 2.84 chs ditch 4 links N.& 8.12.76 chs diich 3 links wide, N & S} 13.86 chs set a stake at original corner marked M LPM, from which a black oak 10 sn, dia, bears N 23° W7 lin! s distant. Then:e on line‘of the Jenny Lind claim. variation 18> S 4334 E 2.14 chains ditch N and‘’S. 3.14 chs. ditch N andS. 8.94 chs. ditch 3-W_and—N_E,— 24.64-chs;-smalH=ras vine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs mining flume Nand 8. 31.84 chs same flume N W and.S E. 33,29 chs Ravine S KEand N-W. 33 64 cheto the place of beginning, and containing 46 17-100 acres and Being a portion of the SE & Section 24 and. N E \ of Section 25, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. © Said loc .tion was made May.10, 1873, by M. McLeod, N.T. McLeod, Av HE. Cole, R. F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. McLeod, J. G. Peor, 8. Ex Wanav-ack, 3>.D. McLeod and R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada. county mining records, Book 5, page 399. Adjoining claimants are owners of the Jenny Lind Placer mining claim on the North and-East;no other-claims join this one. ~~~ All persons holding any adverse clainu t&eretoare hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the ‘first day of publishing hereof. je-28 T. B. McFAKLAND, ‘Register. ~ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. —; @uick Cares & Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’s Medical and Surgical Institute. (Founded in 1853.)No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors below the What Cheer Houke]} SAN FRANCISCO; Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, _ Established expressly to afford the afilicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatinent and Cure of all Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of Secresy : AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. Te the Aillicted, his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronag: and would take this opportunity to remind them that he ontinues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urvhary Ow gans, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consequénces of self-abnse, Gonerheea, Gleet, Strictures ‘amount shall be puid iuto the ‘lreas. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidrience and successful practice will continue toinsare hima share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply . the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his pa. tients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. To, Fema!'es, : ~ When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the: back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility, hysteria, sterility an d ali other diseases peculiar to females, she shonld go oy write at once tothe celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Domenry, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases.Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save your. self from paintul suffering and premature *) death. To Correspondents. Patients, male or fémale, residing in any part of the country, however distant, who may desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty, in ther respective cases; and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holling a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and may be consulted with every coufidence. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal ®communication’ will be unnecessary, asinstructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case itself; (inelading the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, of the purpert of the letter or parcel transmitted.—Shou!d your condition require immediate attention,send ten dollars, coin, for that valusin currency] by Maru on WELLS, Farco & Co.'s. Express, and a package of medicine will’ be sent to yonr address with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. ne, Spermatorrhaa, DRY DOUERTY has just published an important, paniphlet, ensbodying his own Views and experience in-relation to Imypotence or Virility; being a short treatise_oa > permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness; Nervous and Phy sica) del lity consequent oa ‘this affection and other ‘Giseases of the Sexual Organg, ‘This litle work contains information ot the utmost value to: all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Adaross. W.K. DOHERTY, M. D.; B24 ae To Wood Men. up to Augast 15th, 1374, at noon ot said day The wood to be delivered on or before Sept ist, 1874. ‘The right to reje tany and all bids being reservea. By order Bo:tu Survis JOHN PATLISUN, County Ci’k. tNeva ‘a, July 30, 1574. @ wide N and §._6.92 chs ditch 3-links wide+ } teén hundred and thirty five: ($1,935) doiOUTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS . neys, ete., and he hopes that his long expe. and in such a manner as to convey no—idea+ Administrator San Francisco, Calg ws z Sy Abed Stott he delivery of Thir KOS Three cords of fourth Oak W: corded. wp and measured in the Court yard, will be received by the County Clerk “ Mary Quinn; Caleb Bowles, I. 8, Larue, Daniel Folsom, Charlies Abbott, Rufus. MeEachern, Daviel Folsom,aé" Administrator of the Estate of Free Folsom, deceased, A. R. Turner, Williang’ Folsom, John H. Hill, M, RB. Edwards, ‘E. SoHugill, George A. Ellis, James Taylor,,O. W. Cherry, David Gower, Charles Turner, Thos O*sullivan 8, B, Caswell, Francis Coffey, Morten Algier; U. C. McLeland, . Patrick U’Meara, James Caine, Owen Rice, Jonn Doe, Richard Roe. Robert Roe, Wm Roe, Henry Roe, and Joseph Roe,defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an Action brouvht” gainst you in the.District Court of the 14th . Judicial District if the State of California, im and for the county”of Nevada,on thé 17:h day of April, 1874, by Edward Allison, plaintiff, and to answer the comy laint filed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day of servite, af.er the service on yuu of . this Summous—ifterved within this coun-_ ty; or, if served. Gut-of this county, but in . within forty days—or Judgment wiit be ta. ken-against-you by default, acéording to! [ the prayer of guid complaint. B: ing an ac. tich'to quictthe title to-a—certain—Iot-of . mining round situated.in “Bridgeport . -towiiship, in the county of Nevada, snd) _known as the ‘‘Allison claims,” wherein . termining tbe title to-said ground, that deYendants haVé flo right, title or interest in said ground and.that each and-ev, ry one of hem be forever barred from asserting aby claim whatever, in or to’ said ~premises or any part thereof adverse to the plaintif. Aiso that plaintiffmay have and recover . his costs of this action, ali: of whichis fally j ‘set forth insaid-complaint to witch spec: . ial referened-is hereby made, .And you sre hereby notified that if you fail. to. .appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will epply to the Court for the relief therein @emanded. ——} “In testimony whereof, I, John seal } Pattison, Clerk of District Court ——) aforesaid, do hereunto set hy hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office inthe city of Nevada, on the 23d day of April, A: D: 1874: : JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Dibble & Byrne snd J, B. Johnson, Piffs Attorneys. . ~ augl Sheriff's Sale. HEREAS, Richard Rowe, on the 20th day of July. A. D. 1874, recovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and fir the~Gounty of Nevada, against the Grass Valley Copcert Hall Association for the sim of ninelars, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid. all payable:‘in United States gold coin together with costs of suit taxed at $1150 and counsel fees . allowed herein, amounting to the sum of $193 50-in-G SS golt coin; whien Bald Jide. the said District Court on puge 384, and . whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set . forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, . and the property therein described, to wit: . That certain town let or parcel.of land sgituate, lying-and being on the north side of Main street, in the: town of Grass-Valley, Nevada County, State of California, more particularly: described as fdliows, to-wit : . in the block bounded.on the south by Main street, on the east by Church street, on the north by Richardson streét, and on tbe west by School-street; commencing at the South West corner of the lot of George W. Ander80m, running thence, westerly along the “northerly line of Main street, tifty (50)‘feet: thetice northerly one hundred and seventyfive (175) feet, more or less, at right angles: George Schaffer, deceased, thence southerly one hundred and seventy-five (175). feet, more or loss, to the place of beginning, to g-ther with all and singular the tenements, . hereditaments and appurtenances thereun. to belonging or in anywise appertaining be . sold to satisfy said judgment, together with . interest and costs; _Notice is hereby given.that I will expose to public sale all the above described propertyto the highest bidder, forcash nm Uni ted States gold coin, in front of the—Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, Aug. 22, 1874. Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A: M. and 5 o’clocx, P. M. Given under my hand this 2lst day of . July, 1874. GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Potter, Under sneritf. Dibble & Byrne, Attys. Administrator's Sale.: OTICE is hereby given that. in purauance of an order of the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 25th day of July; A. D. 1874, in the matter of the Extate of Joshua Mulloy, deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of the said Estate, will séli at public auction to the highest bidder for cash; gold coin of the United States of America, and subject te confirmation by said Probate Court, op Thursday, the 20th day of August 1874, between the hours of 9o0’clock. A. M, and 40’clock, P. M. in frontof the Court House door in nevada city, ali the rignt, ti. tle, interest andestate of the said Joshua Mulloy, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said Estate has by operation of Jaw .or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Joshua Mulloy at the, time of his death, of,in and to that certain lor,. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said city and couuty o! Nevada, State of California, and deSeribed on the official map of said‘ city as Lot No ¥, in Block No 62, Bounded on the East by the Fast line ef tte city of Nevada : on the South by the Red Dog road ; on the West by the land of C. F. schwartz, and on the North by Deer Creek ;. containing 6 20-100 acres, with appurtenegnces. Terms-and conditious of sale. gold coin of the United States: top of the purchase money to be paid to the auctioneer on tbe day of sale ; ‘balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court. A (;CHARLES EK, MUsLOY, of the Estate of Jushua Malloy, deceased, : Nevsda City July 2th, 1874. J. B. Johnson, Atty for Administrator. Cash in Soldier's War Claim Agency, No 34Montgomery Bloék, SAN FRANCISCO. Hi. AIKEN,.Atiorney at Law and e@ Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevada, wili give prompt attention to the collection of Additional Travel kay, now due Califo: hia and Nevada Voluuteers discharged more than three hundred miles from nome. So!diers can depend upon fair dealing. Infor-mation given free of charge. When writing enclose stamp for veply and state eompany and regiment and whether you have a dis ‘charge. —Congress bas extended the time for filing claims for additional B TUNNEY in. “der Act of July 28, 1866, to January 1875: so all such claims mast be made before that time. Origina) Bounty of $100 bas been allowed all volunteers whe enlisted before duly 22d, lr6l for tiree years; if not paid the same w! efMischarged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services rendered be— fSve 1855, but not for-services, in the late war. Pensions fur lats war and war of 1812 obtained and increased when allowed for less than disability warrants, but no penState of Texas lias granted Pensions to ri Veterans of Texas Revolution. New Orlean cbile Prize _ this District_within twenty da¥Svotherwise. — plaintiff prays fora decree of the:Court de. ment is-recorded-in the Judgment Book 3 ort per ot? are allowed to Mexican avd Plorida . : Money is now due and bying paid: HH. . Aiken aleo atte Acta tal Le wand Colt lection Business. . “PROBATE NOTICE. s of Nevada, es. In the District ‘Court . NOT ; of the 14th Judicial District of the State of @NTATE of California, County of Nevada Calfornis, in and for the Cearity of Nevada In Probate Court. In the matter of grecting to Hency Powell, Peirick A. fog . st appoaning 06 the deaeeoteaie tre ting to ovell, ick A. Fog. ng : arty. William: Fogarty, Sot mn Thompson, ‘the petition this day presented cad at xd J, M. Wailing, the Executor of the Estate of L, A. Walling, deceased, praying for an or-: der of sale of real estate and persona) property, that it is necessary tosell the whoic of the real estate’and' personal property to _ psy the debts outstending against. the de. ceased, the debts and expensés of administration now due and to grow due. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that all peraons interested in said Estate ap. pear before the said Probate Court on Wed-: nesday,the Sth day of September, 4874, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Koom of said Cottrt in Nevade City, to show cause Why on ‘order. should not be: . granted to said Executor to sell so mauch of the res] estate and personal property of the said deceased as shall be Nec etsury ; and that a copy of this order be published : at least four succe-sive weeks in the Nevada Daily transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, Ang,l@th 1874, ‘ —SV0HN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada.'!-1Jélin Pattison, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-cficio Clerk of the Probate Court ip, . and ter-suid County,ao hereby certify theforegoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an original ordér, en file in this, my otfice. " ). Witness my. hand an@ the neal of 1 Seal} said Court, this i0th day of Aug: —— 1574. : wll. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk, (CO PANTS ensHtiP NOTICE.-—Knoy ait Inen by thése Presents, that we, Mor ris Rosenberg, re county of Nevada, Cal.tornia, and ‘Marcus Rosemberg and Wolt Rosenberg, both resgidents of Hollister, San Benito County, Calitornia, do hereby certify that we have organized-cnd {ormed ourstlvesintoa ¢o-partnership and we agree each: with the Other, to. be co-partniers for the purpose of selling dry and fancy goods, carpets, ‘sh’ &e, in Nevada county, California, uoder the‘ firm name of Rosenberg Bros. That the principal place of busivess of said co-partnership 16 Situated in Nevada city, Nevada county, Californias. That the name of all the persons interested as. partners iff such business are abdve stated and signed hereto,and that such partnership will continue and be in full force until further notice by us. MOKRIS ROSENBERG. MARCUS ROSENBERG. WOLF ROSENBERG,-— No. 581, ; 3 Application for a Patent to a : Mining Claim. ‘ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramenty, Cal., July 15th, 1874. ;OTICE is hereby given, That B. H. N artlett, whose Post Office is Dutch Flag, Placer County, California, has made ‘application for Patent—fer_the Dry Creek Piscer Mine, situated in an unorganized Mining District; in P lager and Nevada coii-" ties, California, and described as follows, viz : Being the north-weet quarter of Section nine, Township sixteen, North Range, 11 East, Mount Diablo Meridian, and containing 160 acres. .Said-locdtion was made in May, 1870, by-E. W. Bartlett, G. F. Bartlett, J. L. Gould, Dhornton King, J. W Kitchie, John Rathburn. Chas. Voight, Samuel J. Whipple and Joseph Price, and Was not recorded. A All persona ho ding any adverse claim theretuare hereby required to present the same before the -hegister and Receiver, Bacramento, California. within sixty days from the first day-of publishing hereof. jy13 T. B. MCFARLAND, Register. Assessment Notice, July 16 thence easterly fifty (50) feet alony the line . (G—-GOLD-MINING COMPA] of lot belonging (formerly) to the Estate of NY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works Nevada County, California. Notice is hereLy given that.at a meeting of the Board of ‘trustecs of said Company, heid on the 28th day of July,AsD 1874, an assessinent—of-twenty-f ve (25) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said. Company, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the offive of the Company, No. 410 Moutsomery Street, San Franvisco, Cal, Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the thirty-first day of August. 1474, shall be deemed delinguent, and will be duly advertised for -sale, at public auction; and unless payment shall ‘be mate before, will be sold on Saturday, the 19th day of September, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together » with cost of advertising and expenses of Bale. By order of the Board of Trustees. . W. J. GUNN, Secretary. Office, Room 2, No. 410 Montgemery St. San Francisco, California. ie Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the estate of Grove Whit. hey, deceased. In the Probate Court of Nevada County, State of California. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administruter, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to P.A. Paine, Adininistrator, at his residence at Lake City, in Bloomfield township, in the County of Nevada and State of Qalifornia, within four months after the first publication of thig notice. P. A. PAINE, Aditninistrator of the Estate of Grove Whitney, deceased. J. I. Caldwell, Atty, > Jaly 10, 1874. Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Fstate of Thomas O. Duan,deceased. In Probate Court, Nevada County. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Executrix of the last will and testamei{t of Thos. O. Duon,deceased,to the cr ditors of, and to ll, persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten mouths after the first publication of. this notice, to the said-Hxecutrix at the law office of Niles Searls, in the City ef Nevada, County of Nevada. SUSAN T. DUNN, Executrix of last will of Thomas O, Dunn, deceased, jy8 J OTICE "fOCKEDLPORS.-— Estate of G, F. Hutchinson, deceased, Notice is hereby given bythe undersigned, Adminstratrix of the above named Estate. to the ereditors.of, and all persuns having.claims against the estate of said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers _ within four montus from the first publication of this notice to the undersigned at Columbie Hill, County of Nevada, State ef California. FANNIE HUTCHINSON, Administratrix of the Estate of G. F. Hutchinsdn, deceased. : : Nevada city, August Ist, 1874. Notice to ‘Creditors. ‘N_the matter of the Eatate of Alphess W. Brown, decvase:. Notice is hereby . given by the undersigned Executor oi thetast-will of Alpheus: W. Brown, 4deceased, to the creditors ef, and all persons havicg cl ims agaist the said deceased te éxhibit thera with the necessary vonchers. Within four months after the first publics tion of this notice, to the said Executor, +t his law office, in Neviria-City,in the sounty : of Nevada, S » : *__NILER SEARIS, Exeqptor of last will ef Alpheas W. Brows veeused. aye ' To Scrip Holders. ARRANTS Nos. 268, 269, 170 and 172 drawa on he General Fund of Ne vada County, and registered Jyne 3, 1873. will be paid on presentation. Interest of the same veases from this date. jy93 ding in the city. ang Bl = be (ow bet weer ele ail co in pa co th th q J

awa ‘ular. case. OFFICIAL. = Laws of the United States. Passed at the First Session of the : Yorty-Third Congress. et { General Natare—No. 103. Tine act in relation to feourts aed ju--Gicial officers in the Territory of Utah. ee ¢ Be it enacted ty the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Con assembled, That it shall be the duty of the United States marshal of the Territory of Utah, in person pr by ‘geputy, to attend all sessions of the sapreme and district courts in gaid Territory, and-to serve and execute all process and writs issued out of, and all orders, judgments and decrees made by, said courts, or by any judge thereof, unless said court or. judgé shall otherwise order in any ‘particAM process; writs, or oth“er papers left with said_marshal, or either of his deputies, shall be served without delayand im the order in which they are received, apen-* ment or tender af his legalfees therefor; and it shall be unlawful for-said elles ecobites marshal to demand or receive mileefor any greater distance than the . actual distance by the ‘usual routes from the piace of service er execu‘tion of process, writ, or other paper, 't6 the place of return -of—the same, except that when it shall be neceg:: '_ sary to convey any, person arrested "in deliyering the person so arrested by legal authority oyt of the county in which he is arrested, said Marshal shall be entitled to” mileage for the whole distance necessarily traveled __~Wefore the court or officer ordering such arrest. Said-marshal is hereby authorized to appoint ag many deputies as may be necessary, ‘each of . whom shall have authority, in the name of said marshal, to perform any act with like effect and in hike Manner as said marshal; and the marshal-shall be liable for all official ‘acts ‘of such Meputies, as if done b himself. Such appdintment shail not be complete until he shall give bond to said marshal, with sureties, to be by him approved, in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge -of his duties; and he shall also takeand subscribe the same oath prescribed by law to be taken by said marshal, __-. and said appeintment,bond and oattr “—~théy shail have jurisdiction in suits TTT ee-proeecss wincimy be author~y shall be filed and remain.in the office: of the clerk of the supreme court’ ofsaid Territory. Ia action bronght azainst said marshal for the misfeas. ance or non-forsanee-ef any deputy it shal! be lawful for the plaintiff-at his.eption, to join the said deputy . and the sureties on his bond: with said marshal and his sureties, Any process-either—eivil or criminal rec {urnable to the supreme or district courts, may be served in any county, by the sheriff thereof or his legA\ deputy, and they’ may also serve any paysaid Territory expired, ~are hereby -from the judgments of the probate .cés’ and probate courts to the dis4 PATI G i act shall-be-von to dmpait:the . authority of the probate courts to benefit of the occupantsof towns in the various ceunties of the Territory of Utah, according to: the: provisions of ‘An act fer the relief of the inhabitants ‘of c.ties and towns-upon publie lands,” “approved March, second, eighteett Tiundred and. sixty-seven and ‘‘Anact to amend an, act entitled ‘An act forthe relief of the_inhabitants of cities and towns Gpoh the public -lands,’” approved. Juae eighth, eighteen hundred and sixtyeight; or.to discharge the duties assigned to the probate. judges by act of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah entitled ‘‘An act prescribing rules.and regulations for the execution of the trast arising under an act-of Cengress.entitled ‘An act for the relief of the inhabitants -of cities and towns.upon the public plands.”"" AH judgments and decrees heretofore rendered by the probate courts which have.been executed, and the time fo appeal from which has by the exist ws The jurisdiction heretofore conferred upon justices of the peace by the organic act of said Territory is ‘extended to all cases where the debt or sum elaimed shall be less than three hundred dollars, From all final jucgments of justices of the peace an appeal shall be allowed to the district courts of their respective districts, inthe same-manner as is now provided by the laws of seid Territory for appeals to the probate courts; and courts an appeal shall lie to the district court of the district embracing the-coaunty—in .which such probate, court is held in such “cases and in such manuer as the supreme ‘court of said Teiritory may, by general. rules framed for that purpose, specify aud designate, and such appeal shall vacate the judgment appealed from, and the ease shall be tried de novo in the appellate court. Appeals may be taken from both justitrict court of their respective districts in cases where judgments have been heretofore rendered and remain unexecuted; but this provision ‘shall not énlarge the time for-taking an appeal beyond the periods not idllowed by the existing laws of said Territory for taking appeals. A writ of error from the Supreme Court of the United Statesto-the-supreme court . : of the Territory shall lie in criz inal cases, where the aeeused shall have been sentenced to capital punishmentor convicted of bigamy or_poenter land.in trust ‘for the use’ and made. If ducing any term of the district court any additional grand or petit jurors sball be neeessary, the same shall be drawn from said + box by'the United States marshal in open court; bnt‘ifthe attendance of . those drawn éannot be obtained in a reasonable time, cther names may be drawnin the same manner. Each party whether in civil or criminal cases, ghall be allowed three peremptory Challenges except in eapital cases where the prosecution and the defense shall be allowed fifteen ehallenges. In eriminal cases, the court, and not the jury, shall pronounce the punishment under the limitation prescribed by law. The grand jury must inguire into the ease of every person imprisoned within the district op a criminal ebarge and not indicted; into the—eendition —and management of the pubke prisons within the district; and inte the -swill-+ ful corrupt-miseonduet in -office—of public officers of every diseription within the district; at } also . entitled to free access, at all reasonable tinies, to the public prisons, and to the examination, witheut— ‘of all public recordg*within ‘the district: BESSec. 5, That there shall be appointed by the governors of said, Territory one or more Notaries publie for each organized county, whose term of office shall_be two years, and until their -sttecessors ‘shat be pointed and qualified. The act of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah entitled ‘An Ret concerning notaries public’ approved January sevepteenth, eighteen bundred and sixty-six,is-hereby approved, except the first section thereof, whichis hereby disapproved; Provided, That whenever, in said ‘act, the words **probaté judge” or ‘‘clerk of the, probate court’’ are used’ the words “secretary of the. Territory”’ shall be substituted. Sec. 6. That the Supreme court of said Territory is hereby authorized to appoint commissioners of said court, who stiall have and exercise all the duties of commissioners of . the eircuit. courts of the Wnited States; and to take acknowledgments of bail; and, in addition, they have the same authority as examining and . ‘ commiting magistrates in all eases ™” -atising-under the laws of said Pe rri-+ tory as is now possessed by justices of the peace in.said ‘lerritory, ——. Sec. 7. That the act of the territo. : rial legislature md the Yerritory of Utah entitled *‘An act in relation to marshals and attorneys,’’ approved March third; eighteen hundred and fifty-two, and all laws of said Territory inconsistent with the provisions lygamy. Whenever the. condition ‘cf the business in the district court of any. districtiis snch thatthe judge of the district is unable to do -the . same, he may request the judge of . either of the other districts to assist . him, and upon such request made, the jndge so requested may hold the? ized by act of the tegritorial legislature. ae Sec, 2. That it shall be _the_daty of the, United States attorney in said ‘Territory ip person or by an assistant, to attend all the courts of reeord having jurisdiction of offenses as well under the iaws of said Territory . a3 of the United States, and perform . the duties of prosecuting officers in alk criminal cases arising in said courts, and he is hereby authorized {o appoint as many Assistants as may be necessary, each ofwhom shall subscribe the samy oath as is prescribed by luw for said United States attorney, and the said appointment and oath shail be filed and remain in the office of the clerk of the supreme court of said Territory, ~The United States attorney shall be entitled to the same fees for servites rendered by said assistants as he would be en{ited to for the same-services if ren: dered by himself. The ‘territorial legislature may provide for the election of a prosecuting attorney in any county; and such attorney, if authorized sv to do by such legislature, may commence prosecutions for offenses under the laws of the Lerritory,within such county, and if such prosecution is carrieu to the district eourt by recognizance or appeal, or otherwise may sid in conducting the prosecutiou in such court. And the costs and expenses of all prosecutions for offenses against any law of the terri-. torial legislature shall be paid out of the-treas erritory, : Sec. 3. That there shall be held in each year two terms of the supreme court of said«Terriiory, and four terms of each district court, at such times as the governor of the Territory may by prodlamation fix. The district court shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in all suits or proceedings in chancery, and in all actions at law-in which the sam or value of the thing in controversy shall be three hundred @ollars or upward, and in «.1] controversiea where the title, possession, or boundaries of land or mines Or mining claims shall be iu dispute, whatever their value, except in actions for foreible entry or ‘forcible and-umlawful detainer; and for divdree-_Probate courts, in their respective counties sball have jurisdiction inthe settlement of the—estutes of decedents; and in matters of . guardianship and other like matters; bat otherwive they shall have no civil elancery, or criminal jurisdiction whatever; they shall have jurisdic tion of suits of divorce for statutory causes concurrently with the distriet courts; but any defendant in a suit for divorce commenced in a_ proba court shall be entitled after appearance and before plea or answer, to _ bave sxid savt removed to the distriet Gourt having jurisdiction, when said suit Shall proceed in liko manueras if ofiginally commenced in whole or part of any term or any branch thereof, and his acts a4 judge shall be of equal force as if he were daly assigned to hold the courts in such district > Sec. 4. That within sixty days af-. ter the passage of this act, andin the month of January, annua'ly thereafter, the clerk of the district court in each judicial district, and the judge of probate of the county in which the district court is next to be held, shall prepare a jury list from which grand and petit jurors shall be drawn, to serve in the district cuurts, of such district, until a newlist shall be made as herein provided, said clerk aud probate judge shall ulternately select the name of a male eitizen of the United States who has resided in the district for the period of six months next proceeding, ‘and who can read and write in the English language; and, as selected, the name and residence of each sball. be entered upon the. list, until the same shall contain two hundred names, when the same ehall be duly certified by such clerk and probate judge; and the'same shall be filed in the oftice of the clerk of such district court, and a duplieate eopy shall be made and certitied by such officers, and filed in the office of said probate judge. Whenever a grand or petit jury is to be drawn to serve at uny torm of a district court, the judge of such district shall give publie notice of the time and place of, the drawing of such jury, which shall be ut least twelve days before the commencement cf such term; and on the day aud at the place thus. fixed, the judge of such district: shall bold an ‘open session of his court, and shal} preside at the drawing of sueh juryand the clerk_of—such court shall write the name of each personen the jury lists returned and filed in his oflice upon a separate slip of paper, as nearly as practicable of the same size and form;-and all sueb slips shall, by the cle*k in open-court, be placed in a evvered box and thom oughly mixed and mingled; ana thereupon-the United States marsh.l or his deputy, shall proceed to fairly draw by lot from said box such number of hames as may have’ pre and if both a grand and. petit jury are to be drawn, the grand jury shall . be drawn first; and when ‘the drawing Bhall_ have been concluded, the clerk of the distriet court shall issne a venire to the marshal or-his_depupersons so drawn, and the same sh.ll before the commencement of the }term-at which-they are to serve; and the jurors so drawa and summoned shall constitute the regular grand and petit juries for the term for all cases; -Aud the names thus drawn from the-box by the clérk sail not be returned to or again placedhn said viously been directed by said judge, . ty, directing -him to summon Ce Toner, be duly served on each of “the per. . : sons s0 drawn at least seven days) of this act, are hereby disapproved. The act of the Congress of the United States entitled ‘An act-to regulute the fees and costs to be allowed clerks, marshals, and attorneys. of the circuit and district courts of the. United States, and for other purposes,” approved Febraary twenty-sisth;+ eighteen bundred and fifty-three, is extended over and shall apply to the fees of like officers im said Territoiy of Utah. But the district attorney shall not by fees and salary together receive more than thirty-five hundred dollars per year; and all fees or moneys received by him ahove said ury of the United States. Approved, June 23, 1874. —_—. Assessment Notice. : OLD RUN MINING COMPANY —Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works, Gold Flat, Nevade County, California.— Notice is hereby given that at a meeting 6f the Board of Directors, held on the seyenth day of August, 1874, an, assessment, (No. Seven) of ‘i wenty-five Certs per share was levied upon the Capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United . States gold and silver coin, to the'Secretary, . _&t the office of the Company, on the corner Marget and Spear sts. San .Franviseo. Any stock upon which this assessment shal] remain unpaid onthe 15th day of Sept.,\\874 will be delinquent, and advertised forsale at public Auction, and untess payment is made hefore, will be sold on Wednesday, the 7th day of October, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. : : C. C. PALMER, Secretary. _ Office—Corner Market and Spear Streets, Nan Francisco. z County Warrants: LL warkints on General ‘Fund regis. A tered prior to July 8th, 1873, also Warrants Nos 44, 45, 56, 58, 6u, 65, 67,71 and 80 on Road Fund, registered July 9th, 1874 will be paid om presentation. Lnaterest ceases frum date. b, P, SANFORD, Treasurer. : By A. H, Parker, Deputy . Nevada, Anguet 7th, 1874 : OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. APPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. lmpediments to marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and @ireulars sent free, im sealed envelopes. Addrgss HOWARD ASSOCIAT.ON, No 2 Sovth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa,—an institution having a high reputation for honorable couduct and professional skill, Machinery for Sale. —__ T THE 8. S. BANNER MINE. Two Engines, lUxz0in. « : in. tubes. Hoisting ard pumping gear. One Engine 18x42 in built by H. J. Booth & Co., San Francisco,Two Boilers, 483 in. diameter 3 ln. tubes, : Six 5.stamp Batteries. Bight pans, Puvips, Columns. Track ‘Iron, Cars, ete, cte., and in ract every thing necessary for runuing a rset class mi ie.— This machiuery ig all compiete and in good Applyto THUM & ALLAN, Nevada ‘4 oancry ol , 16 feet long, nes cae ee [NEW SAW MIGE_ AT WILLOW VALLEY, si [ New Millat Willow Valley is completed and we are now ready to fill ail orders for Building or Mining Lumber. “All kinds of Lumber kepé constantly on band. ‘ Orders left at the office on Boulder Sheet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, Pine Street will be promptly attended to. suid district court. Nothing iv this box antil a uew jury jist shail be i= ; M, L. & D Mansz Vue Boiler A4 in. diameter, 16 feet long, sf ‘Wxrrep States Lanp Orrice,’’") +, Sacramento, Cal., ange = 5 OTICE is hereby given Mt. McN Leod, N/E. MeLeod, A. H. Cole, R. P. , G. A. Wanamack, E. N. McLeod. 3.G. Poor, 3. D. McLéod, and’R. J: Mc~e0d, whose Postofiice is Yon Bet, Nevada county, Cal, have made application for Patent;forthe McLeod Placer Mixeé, sitnr ated. in. Hunt Mining District; Nevada evunty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on fil¢in this office asfollows, viz: Sarvey of Extcrior Boundavies: Commencing at the east corner of the claim_at a stake marked MI. P M (for Mc. Leod Placer Mine) from which a black oak 3 inches in diameter bears North 9> West 1, links distant.. And the corner to Sections 23 and 25, Township 16 North, Range 10 East. Mt Diablé Base and Meri .ian,bears South 77> East-6.05 chs distant, and run variation 18> East, L 45> “W 0.56 chs Sma ravine 16 links wide, course SE& N W. -1.60 chs intersect Sectioti Line between actions 24 & 257 chs Weat from thg corner Sections 25 & 25. 19 & 30. 14.86 che set a Stake at the original corner of S ¢ldim,. marked M L P M,. from which asp! 20 in. dia-beats South 61° 15’ Easf 32 links distant. Thence, . variation 18° East, N 4044 > W 2.39 chs. Small Ravine 6. links wide N & 8. 43:54 chs suallravine 6 links wide S W_and NE, 16.54 chs, smill raVine 6links wide N and 8. 22.29 chains ditch 3 links. wide E and W. 2509 chs ditch N and 8, 28.04 chs-small Kaylne S Wand NE. 32.29-chs, Seta stake for the West corner of the-claim, marked M LP M at.the original corner of the claim, from which @ black oa® 30 in. dis. bears S 712 E 34 links distant. Thence Variation 18° East. N 384° E 2.84 chs ditch 4 links N.& 8.12.76 chs diich 3 links wide, N & S} 13.86 chs set a stake at original corner marked M LPM, from which a black oak 10 sn, dia, bears N 23° W7 lin! s distant. Then:e on line‘of the Jenny Lind claim. variation 18> S 4334 E 2.14 chains ditch N and‘’S. 3.14 chs. ditch N andS. 8.94 chs. ditch 3-W_and—N_E,— 24.64-chs;-smalH=ras vine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs mining flume Nand 8. 31.84 chs same flume N W and.S E. 33,29 chs Ravine S KEand N-W. 33 64 cheto the place of beginning, and containing 46 17-100 acres and Being a portion of the SE & Section 24 and. N E \ of Section 25, Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian. © Said loc .tion was made May.10, 1873, by M. McLeod, N.T. McLeod, Av HE. Cole, R. F. McLeod, G. A. Wanamack, E. McLeod, J. G. Peor, 8. Ex Wanav-ack, 3>.D. McLeod and R. J. McLeod, and recorded in Nevada. county mining records, Book 5, page 399. Adjoining claimants are owners of the Jenny Lind Placer mining claim on the North and-East;no other-claims join this one. ~~~ All persons holding any adverse clainu t&eretoare hereby required to present the

same before this office within sixty days from the ‘first day of publishing hereof. je-28 T. B. McFAKLAND, ‘Register. ~ PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. —; @uick Cares & Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’s Medical and Surgical Institute. (Founded in 1853.)No. 519 Sacramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[A few doors below the What Cheer Houke]} SAN FRANCISCO; Private entrance on Leidesdorff Street, _ Established expressly to afford the afilicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid, in the Treatinent and Cure of all Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of Secresy : AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. Te the Aillicted, his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for their patronag: and would take this opportunity to remind them that he ontinues to consult at his Institute for the cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive, and Genito-Urvhary Ow gans, and all Private Diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its forms and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consequénces of self-abnse, Gonerheea, Gleet, Strictures ‘amount shall be puid iuto the ‘lreas. Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidrience and successful practice will continue toinsare hima share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States he is enabled to apply . the most efficient and successful remedies against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his pa. tients in a correct and honorable way, and has references of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the best and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. To, Fema!'es, : ~ When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the: back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, derangement of digestive functions, general debility, hysteria, sterility an d ali other diseases peculiar to females, she shonld go oy write at once tothe celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Domenry, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and diseases.Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately, and save your. self from paintul suffering and premature *) death. To Correspondents. Patients, male or fémale, residing in any part of the country, however distant, who may desire the advice and opinion of Dr. Doherty, in ther respective cases; and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holling a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is a regular graduate, and may be consulted with every coufidence. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal ®communication’ will be unnecessary, asinstructions for diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the case itself; (inelading the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, of the purpert of the letter or parcel transmitted.—Shou!d your condition require immediate attention,send ten dollars, coin, for that valusin currency] by Maru on WELLS, Farco & Co.'s. Express, and a package of medicine will’ be sent to yonr address with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. ne, Spermatorrhaa, DRY DOUERTY has just published an important, paniphlet, ensbodying his own Views and experience in-relation to Imypotence or Virility; being a short treatise_oa > permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness; Nervous and Phy sica) del lity consequent oa ‘this affection and other ‘Giseases of the Sexual Organg, ‘This litle work contains information ot the utmost value to: all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. Adaross. W.K. DOHERTY, M. D.; B24 ae To Wood Men. up to Augast 15th, 1374, at noon ot said day The wood to be delivered on or before Sept ist, 1874. ‘The right to reje tany and all bids being reservea. By order Bo:tu Survis JOHN PATLISUN, County Ci’k. tNeva ‘a, July 30, 1574. @ wide N and §._6.92 chs ditch 3-links wide+ } teén hundred and thirty five: ($1,935) doiOUTOR W. K. DOHERTY RETURNS . neys, ete., and he hopes that his long expe. and in such a manner as to convey no—idea+ Administrator San Francisco, Calg ws z Sy Abed Stott he delivery of Thir KOS Three cords of fourth Oak W: corded. wp and measured in the Court yard, will be received by the County Clerk “ Mary Quinn; Caleb Bowles, I. 8, Larue, Daniel Folsom, Charlies Abbott, Rufus. MeEachern, Daviel Folsom,aé" Administrator of the Estate of Free Folsom, deceased, A. R. Turner, Williang’ Folsom, John H. Hill, M, RB. Edwards, ‘E. SoHugill, George A. Ellis, James Taylor,,O. W. Cherry, David Gower, Charles Turner, Thos O*sullivan 8, B, Caswell, Francis Coffey, Morten Algier; U. C. McLeland, . Patrick U’Meara, James Caine, Owen Rice, Jonn Doe, Richard Roe. Robert Roe, Wm Roe, Henry Roe, and Joseph Roe,defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an Action brouvht” gainst you in the.District Court of the 14th . Judicial District if the State of California, im and for the county”of Nevada,on thé 17:h day of April, 1874, by Edward Allison, plaintiff, and to answer the comy laint filed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day of servite, af.er the service on yuu of . this Summous—ifterved within this coun-_ ty; or, if served. Gut-of this county, but in . within forty days—or Judgment wiit be ta. ken-against-you by default, acéording to! [ the prayer of guid complaint. B: ing an ac. tich'to quictthe title to-a—certain—Iot-of . mining round situated.in “Bridgeport . -towiiship, in the county of Nevada, snd) _known as the ‘‘Allison claims,” wherein . termining tbe title to-said ground, that deYendants haVé flo right, title or interest in said ground and.that each and-ev, ry one of hem be forever barred from asserting aby claim whatever, in or to’ said ~premises or any part thereof adverse to the plaintif. Aiso that plaintiffmay have and recover . his costs of this action, ali: of whichis fally j ‘set forth insaid-complaint to witch spec: . ial referened-is hereby made, .And you sre hereby notified that if you fail. to. .appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will epply to the Court for the relief therein @emanded. ——} “In testimony whereof, I, John seal } Pattison, Clerk of District Court ——) aforesaid, do hereunto set hy hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office inthe city of Nevada, on the 23d day of April, A: D: 1874: : JOHN PATTISON, Clerk. Dibble & Byrne snd J, B. Johnson, Piffs Attorneys. . ~ augl Sheriff's Sale. HEREAS, Richard Rowe, on the 20th day of July. A. D. 1874, recovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and fir the~Gounty of Nevada, against the Grass Valley Copcert Hall Association for the sim of ninelars, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid. all payable:‘in United States gold coin together with costs of suit taxed at $1150 and counsel fees . allowed herein, amounting to the sum of $193 50-in-G SS golt coin; whien Bald Jide. the said District Court on puge 384, and . whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set . forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, . and the property therein described, to wit: . That certain town let or parcel.of land sgituate, lying-and being on the north side of Main street, in the: town of Grass-Valley, Nevada County, State of California, more particularly: described as fdliows, to-wit : . in the block bounded.on the south by Main street, on the east by Church street, on the north by Richardson streét, and on tbe west by School-street; commencing at the South West corner of the lot of George W. Ander80m, running thence, westerly along the “northerly line of Main street, tifty (50)‘feet: thetice northerly one hundred and seventyfive (175) feet, more or less, at right angles: George Schaffer, deceased, thence southerly one hundred and seventy-five (175). feet, more or loss, to the place of beginning, to g-ther with all and singular the tenements, . hereditaments and appurtenances thereun. to belonging or in anywise appertaining be . sold to satisfy said judgment, together with . interest and costs; _Notice is hereby given.that I will expose to public sale all the above described propertyto the highest bidder, forcash nm Uni ted States gold coin, in front of the—Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, Aug. 22, 1874. Between the hours of 9 o’clock, A: M. and 5 o’clocx, P. M. Given under my hand this 2lst day of . July, 1874. GEO, W. SMITH, Sheriff. By A. W. Potter, Under sneritf. Dibble & Byrne, Attys. Administrator's Sale.: OTICE is hereby given that. in purauance of an order of the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 25th day of July; A. D. 1874, in the matter of the Extate of Joshua Mulloy, deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of the said Estate, will séli at public auction to the highest bidder for cash; gold coin of the United States of America, and subject te confirmation by said Probate Court, op Thursday, the 20th day of August 1874, between the hours of 9o0’clock. A. M, and 40’clock, P. M. in frontof the Court House door in nevada city, ali the rignt, ti. tle, interest andestate of the said Joshua Mulloy, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said Estate has by operation of Jaw .or otherwise acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Joshua Mulloy at the, time of his death, of,in and to that certain lor,. piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said city and couuty o! Nevada, State of California, and deSeribed on the official map of said‘ city as Lot No ¥, in Block No 62, Bounded on the East by the Fast line ef tte city of Nevada : on the South by the Red Dog road ; on the West by the land of C. F. schwartz, and on the North by Deer Creek ;. containing 6 20-100 acres, with appurtenegnces. Terms-and conditious of sale. gold coin of the United States: top of the purchase money to be paid to the auctioneer on tbe day of sale ; ‘balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court. A (;CHARLES EK, MUsLOY, of the Estate of Jushua Malloy, deceased, : Nevsda City July 2th, 1874. J. B. Johnson, Atty for Administrator. Cash in Soldier's War Claim Agency, No 34Montgomery Bloék, SAN FRANCISCO. Hi. AIKEN,.Atiorney at Law and e@ Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic in California and Nevada, wili give prompt attention to the collection of Additional Travel kay, now due Califo: hia and Nevada Voluuteers discharged more than three hundred miles from nome. So!diers can depend upon fair dealing. Infor-mation given free of charge. When writing enclose stamp for veply and state eompany and regiment and whether you have a dis ‘charge. —Congress bas extended the time for filing claims for additional B TUNNEY in. “der Act of July 28, 1866, to January 1875: so all such claims mast be made before that time. Origina) Bounty of $100 bas been allowed all volunteers whe enlisted before duly 22d, lr6l for tiree years; if not paid the same w! efMischarged, Land Warrants can be obtained for services rendered be— fSve 1855, but not for-services, in the late war. Pensions fur lats war and war of 1812 obtained and increased when allowed for less than disability warrants, but no penState of Texas lias granted Pensions to ri Veterans of Texas Revolution. New Orlean cbile Prize _ this District_within twenty da¥Svotherwise. — plaintiff prays fora decree of the:Court de. ment is-recorded-in the Judgment Book 3 ort per ot? are allowed to Mexican avd Plorida . : Money is now due and bying paid: HH. . Aiken aleo atte Acta tal Le wand Colt lection Business. . “PROBATE NOTICE. s of Nevada, es. In the District ‘Court . NOT ; of the 14th Judicial District of the State of @NTATE of California, County of Nevada Calfornis, in and for the Cearity of Nevada In Probate Court. In the matter of grecting to Hency Powell, Peirick A. fog . st appoaning 06 the deaeeoteaie tre ting to ovell, ick A. Fog. ng : arty. William: Fogarty, Sot mn Thompson, ‘the petition this day presented cad at xd J, M. Wailing, the Executor of the Estate of L, A. Walling, deceased, praying for an or-: der of sale of real estate and persona) property, that it is necessary tosell the whoic of the real estate’and' personal property to _ psy the debts outstending against. the de. ceased, the debts and expensés of administration now due and to grow due. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that all peraons interested in said Estate ap. pear before the said Probate Court on Wed-: nesday,the Sth day of September, 4874, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Koom of said Cottrt in Nevade City, to show cause Why on ‘order. should not be: . granted to said Executor to sell so mauch of the res] estate and personal property of the said deceased as shall be Nec etsury ; and that a copy of this order be published : at least four succe-sive weeks in the Nevada Daily transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said city and county, Nevada City, Ang,l@th 1874, ‘ —SV0HN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada.'!-1Jélin Pattison, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State of California, and ex-cficio Clerk of the Probate Court ip, . and ter-suid County,ao hereby certify theforegoing to be a full, true and correct copy of an original ordér, en file in this, my otfice. " ). Witness my. hand an@ the neal of 1 Seal} said Court, this i0th day of Aug: —— 1574. : wll. JOHN PATTISON, Clerk, (CO PANTS ensHtiP NOTICE.-—Knoy ait Inen by thése Presents, that we, Mor ris Rosenberg, re county of Nevada, Cal.tornia, and ‘Marcus Rosemberg and Wolt Rosenberg, both resgidents of Hollister, San Benito County, Calitornia, do hereby certify that we have organized-cnd {ormed ourstlvesintoa ¢o-partnership and we agree each: with the Other, to. be co-partniers for the purpose of selling dry and fancy goods, carpets, ‘sh’ &e, in Nevada county, California, uoder the‘ firm name of Rosenberg Bros. That the principal place of busivess of said co-partnership 16 Situated in Nevada city, Nevada county, Californias. That the name of all the persons interested as. partners iff such business are abdve stated and signed hereto,and that such partnership will continue and be in full force until further notice by us. MOKRIS ROSENBERG. MARCUS ROSENBERG. WOLF ROSENBERG,-— No. 581, ; 3 Application for a Patent to a : Mining Claim. ‘ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramenty, Cal., July 15th, 1874. ;OTICE is hereby given, That B. H. N artlett, whose Post Office is Dutch Flag, Placer County, California, has made ‘application for Patent—fer_the Dry Creek Piscer Mine, situated in an unorganized Mining District; in P lager and Nevada coii-" ties, California, and described as follows, viz : Being the north-weet quarter of Section nine, Township sixteen, North Range, 11 East, Mount Diablo Meridian, and containing 160 acres. .Said-locdtion was made in May, 1870, by-E. W. Bartlett, G. F. Bartlett, J. L. Gould, Dhornton King, J. W Kitchie, John Rathburn. Chas. Voight, Samuel J. Whipple and Joseph Price, and Was not recorded.. A All persona ho ding any adverse claim theretuare hereby required to present the same before the -hegister and Receiver, Bacramento, California. within sixty days from the first day-of publishing hereof. jy13 T. B. MCFARLAND, Register. Assessment Notice, July 16 thence easterly fifty (50) feet alony the line . (G—-GOLD-MINING COMPA] of lot belonging (formerly) to the Estate of NY. Location of principal place of business, San Francisco, California, Location of works Nevada County, California. Notice is hereLy given that.at a meeting of the Board of ‘trustecs of said Company, heid on the 28th day of July,AsD 1874, an assessinent—of-twenty-f ve (25) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said. Company, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the offive of the Company, No. 410 Moutsomery Street, San Franvisco, Cal, Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the thirty-first day of August. 1474, shall be deemed delinguent, and will be duly advertised for -sale, at public auction; and unless payment shall ‘be mate before, will be sold on Saturday, the 19th day of September, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment, together » with cost of advertising and expenses of Bale. By order of the Board of Trustees. . W. J. GUNN, Secretary. Office, Room 2, No. 410 Montgemery St. San Francisco, California. ie Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the estate of Grove Whit. hey, deceased. In the Probate Court of Nevada County, State of California. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administruter, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to P.A. Paine, Adininistrator, at his residence at Lake City, in Bloomfield township, in the County of Nevada and State of Qalifornia, within four months after the first publication of thig notice. P. A. PAINE, Aditninistrator of the Estate of Grove Whitney, deceased. J. I. Caldwell, Atty, > Jaly 10, 1874. Notice to Creditors. N the matter of the Fstate of Thomas O. Duan,deceased. In Probate Court, Nevada County. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Executrix of the last will and testamei{t of Thos. O. Duon,deceased,to the cr ditors of, and to ll, persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten mouths after the first publication of. this notice, to the said-Hxecutrix at the law office of Niles Searls, in the City ef Nevada, County of Nevada. SUSAN T. DUNN, Executrix of last will of Thomas O, Dunn, deceased, jy8 J OTICE "fOCKEDLPORS.-— Estate of G, F. Hutchinson, deceased, Notice is hereby given bythe undersigned, Adminstratrix of the above named Estate. to the ereditors.of, and all persuns having.claims against the estate of said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers _ within four montus from the first publication of this notice to the undersigned at Columbie Hill, County of Nevada, State ef California. FANNIE HUTCHINSON, Administratrix of the Estate of G. F. Hutchinsdn, deceased. : : Nevada city, August Ist, 1874. Notice to ‘Creditors. ‘N_the matter of the Eatate of Alphess W. Brown, decvase:. Notice is hereby . given by the undersigned Executor oi thetast-will of Alpheus: W. Brown, 4deceased, to the creditors ef, and all persons havicg cl ims agaist the said deceased te éxhibit thera with the necessary vonchers. Within four months after the first publics tion of this notice, to the said Executor, +t his law office, in Neviria-City,in the sounty : of Nevada, S » : *__NILER SEARIS, Exeqptor of last will ef Alpheas W. Brows veeused. aye ' To Scrip Holders. ARRANTS Nos. 268, 269, 170 and 172 drawa on he General Fund of Ne vada County, and registered Jyne 3, 1873. will be paid on presentation. Interest of the same veases from this date. jy93 ding in the city. ang Bl = be (ow bet weer ele ail co in pa co th th q J