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Passed at the First Sessioi of theForety-Thitd Congress.
Cente
‘(General Naturé-——No. 64. ]
An act forthe government of “the
District-of Columbie,and for other
do. \ purposes. — Re
es Be it enacted by the Senate and
_, House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress
assembled, That alt provisions of
_law providing-for an executive, for a
secretary for the District, for a legislative assembly, for a board of public works, afid for a Delegate in Congress in the District of Columbia are
hereby repealed: Provided, Thut this
cepeal shall not affect the term of ofgress.
United States; by .andwit :
“vice nnd censent—of-theSenate, is
hereby authorized to appoint a com__ anlissioner, consisting™ of three ~persons, who shall, until otherwise pro* vided by law, exercise all the power
and aiithority ‘nowlawfully vested in
the governor on, board of public
cworks of. said District, execpt as
hereinafter i ll be 81
ject to all the restrictions and limita,
tions now imposed by law ow said
. * governor on board; ahd shall have
“power to applythe taxes. or other
revénues of said District tothe payment of the current expenses ‘there‘of, to the “support of the public
schools, the fire department and the
. police, and to the payment of the
/ debts of said District secured“by a
_. pledge-ef the securities of said Dis"trict on board of public works . as
of debts due to laborers and employees of the District and board of
public works; and for that purpose
shall take possession and supervision of all the offices, books, Banete,
records, moneys,-eredits, securities,
assets and accounts belonging or appertaining to the business or interests of the government of the District_of-Columbia-aud-fthe--board—of
~public works, and exercise the power
and authority -aforesaid; but said
commission, in the exercise of such
power or authority, shall make no
contract, nor incur any obligation
other than such contracts and obliJase fgations as may be necessary te the
faithful administration of the Valid
laws enacted for the goverment. of
said District, to the execution of existing legal obligations and contracts,
and to the protection or preservation of improvements existing, or
commenced and net completed, at
the time of the pas:age of this act,
All taxev heretofore lawfully assessed
and due-or to become due shall be
--collec.ed pursuant to law, axcept as
herein otherwise provided; but said
commissioners shall have no power
to anticipate taxes by a sale or bypotheeationof any such taxes, or
evidence thereof: Provided, That
nothing in this claus contained shall
affect any provisions of law authorizing.or requiting a deposit of cer_ tifivates of assessment with the sinking fund commissiones of said District; and said ‘commissioners are
hereby aathorized to abolish any ‘office, to consolidate two er more offices, reduce the number of employees, remove from office, and make
appointments to any cflice authorized
by law; aud the compensation of all
officers and employees, except teachers in the public schools, and
. officers and employees in-the fire department, shall be reduced twenty
per centum per annum; Said commissioners shall each, before entering upon the discharge of bis duties,
take an_oath to. sappert the Constitution of the United States .and to
faithtully discharge the duties imposed upon him Ly law; and shall
each bond iv the penal sum of fifty
thousand dollars, to be approved by
the Secretary of the Treusury, forthe
faithful discharge of the duties of
his office; and shall each receive for
his services a compensation at the
hum: Provided;.That nothing in
“ this act shall be construed to abate
or in any wise intefere With and suit
pending in favor of or yiéinst the
"District of Columbia; -And.provided
menced against the
any one of said commissioners, until
otherwise provic by law.
See. 3. Cbaf the President of the
United States shall detail. an officer
of the Eugineer Corps of the Army
of the Uniied States, who shall,
subject to the general supervision
and direction of the said board of
commissioners, have the control and
-@harge of the work of repair and improvement of all streets, avenues,
alleys, sewers, roms and bridges of
the District of Columbia; and he is
hereby vested with all the power and
authority of, and shall perform the
duties Leretuture devolved upon, the
chief erigineer of the board of public
works, ‘ He shals take possession of,
and preserve and keep all the inatruments pertaining to said office, and
all the maps, charts, surveys, books,
records aud papers relating to said
District, or to any of the avenues,
streets, alleys, public spaces, squares,
lots and buildings thereon, sewers,
vr any of them, as are now in oy belonging to the office of said en,
of the bourd of public works, and
shall, in books provided for that
“purpose, keep und peserve the records now required to be kept, and
#1ch ag may be required: by regulations of said board. He may, with
the advice and consent of said board
of cowmissioners, appoint not more
‘than two. assistant engineers from
civil life, who shail each receive a
* salary of one thousand eight 1 an_ ved dollars per annum, ond shall be
«
District of Cofice of the present Delegate ‘in Con-.
~ "Sec. 2: That:the President of the
ted; aud shall be sub‘collateral, and also to the payment
rate of five thousand dollars per an-.
further, That in suits hereafter con
RF wt
subject to his direction and. contrel,
He shell redeive no additional compensation for such services. And he
sbull not be deemed by reason. of
d
4} iry or
‘cqmpensation shall be paid ta the
strveyor of the District, or any’of
his subordinates, except such fees for
special services as are allowed by
jaw. And the offices of assistant
surveyor and additional assistant
are hereby abolished, ~~~
Sec. 4. That for the support. of the
government of the Distriet of Columbia, and maintaining the credit
thereof, for the fiscal year endin
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred an
seventy-five, aud there shall be levied udon all real-estate in said DisUnited States and to the, District of
‘Columbia, and that--used ‘for educational and charit. ble”
followin taxes,namely: Upon all
such rel estate in the city of Washton, three dollars on each one handred dollars of the present assessed
value thereof; upon all sech real es‘tate in the city of Georgetdwn, two
dollars.and fifty cents on each one
hundred dollars of the present assessed value thereof; and upon ‘all
such real estate in the District :of
Columbia ontside of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown, .two
dollars on-each one hundred dollars
which said taxes shall become due
and payable on the first day of November, eighteen hundred and_seyarrears and deliuquént from that date;
tas herein modified,
be' assessed and ‘gollected as’ iow
Pprovided-bytaw-for the assessment
and collection Gf general taxes for
the District of Columbia; and of
the gums 80 collected, one-fourth.
thereof shall be applied, first, to reinmrbuse the United States for its advances on account of interest, which
shall have been paid by the ‘United
States on the funded debt of the District-ofColumbia—and—Washington
and Georgetown, due and payable
July first, eighteen hundred aud sevty-four; and the remainder shall be
used to puy deficiencies in’ the various funds for the fiscal yearn ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy-four. Aud all theremainder
“of “suid -taxes—notreqtired—-for-the+
aforesaid purposes shall be distributed for the purposes and in the prolegislative assembly of the District of
Columbia, approved June —-twentysixth, eighteen hundred and seventythree, eutitled ‘An act imposing
taxes for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-four,"’ so far as aid apportionment is not incosistent with this act;
Provided, That no evidence of. debt
issued by the District of Columbia,
or any ‘branch: thereof, or by the
board of publie works, shall in any:
number be received in. payment for
said taxes: And provided further,
That no payment shall be made on
account of the militia of said District, or for the purpose of erecting a
District jail. ‘Upon all paymenis of
said taxes here imposed’ which
shall be made in advance of the said
first day of November, eigiteen huudred and seventy-four, there shall be
an abatement allowed of one per
ceutum per month for eacb and eyery month so paid in advance; and
that upon all said tases which shall
be delinquent. and unpaid on said
first day of November, there shall be
added a peaalty of one per centum
to the amount thereof, to be collected with such taxes; and alike penalty of one per centum upon the
amount thereof shall be added on
the first day of eich succeeding
month to all of said taxes as are then
delinquent and unpaid, to be collected as aforesaid. It shall be the duty
of the collector of taxes to prepare a
complete list of all taxes and property upon which the same are assessed.
in arrears on the first day of March
next, and shall, within ten days
thereafter, publish the same, with
the notice of sale, in a newspaper
published in said Distriet, to be designated by said board of commissloners, for the time and in the manner required -by the provisions of the
act of the legisl tive assembly entitled
‘‘An act prescribing the duties of
. certain. officers for the District of Columbia, and fixing their compengation,” approved Angust twenty-third,
eighteen hundred-and seventy.one.
And all the provisions.of said act as
lection of taxes in arrears aré-hereby
made applicable to the taxes hereby.
imposed and in arrears as atbronside
except that the deed conveying the.
property so sold shall be executed by
stead of tbe governor and the seeretary.Sec. 5, That a joint select com‘mittee shall be appointed, consisting
of two Senators, to be appointed by
the presiding cffi-er of the Senate,
and two members of the House, to
be appointed by the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, whose
duty it shall be to prepare a suitable
frame of government fr the District’
of Columbia” “aind ‘appropriate
draughts of statutes to be enacted by
Congress for carrying the sume into
effect, and report the game to the
two Houses, respectfully, on the first
they shail also prepare and submit
to Congress a statement of ‘the
proper proportion of the expenses of
Government, or any . branch
thereof, including interest on the
funded debt, which should be borne
by said District and the United
Statés, respectively, together with
‘the reasons up: n which: their conpe sche Do based; and in the
the duty hereby imposoo
ee
-employ such ‘assistance as it may
auth fa, this act’ contained. to
_. hold» civil office ander the laws. of
. @® United States. “And no sala
F Sec. 6. That it
surveyor of the District of Columbia
trict, except that belonging tothe} board of public works;-thirdly, the
the anditor and — S
urposes, the} the District of Columbia}, fourtbly,
‘tracts, written or oral, made by the
lic works from the avenues, streets
and alleys of the cities *ef “Washingof the present assessed value thereof; .
ty-four, anu if not paid, shall be in.
ed debt of the District of Columbia
ofinterest: And it shall forther—be4
portions provided by the act—of the .
corporation, under the act of the leg‘islative assembly of said District,
for the payment of the construetion
of sewers and drains therein by assessments, and issuing
-day of June, eighteen hundred anid
to the sale of property and the cal-}.¢tate-ofthe books and accounts of
»}ue or more skillful and impartial
the said board of commissioner in-.
day of the next session thereof; and’
pas-aanybe deem
élaim shall beKeenan ev emenen ted
od, said Hommittes is authorized to
‘deem advixable, atany expense not
to exceed the sum of five thousand,
dollars; and said sum, or so much
i
thereof as may be necessary, be, and
that purpose.
shall be the duty
of the First Oumptroller of the
Treasury of the Second’ Comptroller
of the Treasury of the United states,
who are hereby constituted a board
pf audit, to examine and andit for
‘settlement all the unfunded or floating debt of the District of Columbia
and of the board of public works,
hereinufter specified, namely: fiirst,
the debt evideticed by sewer certificates; secondly, the debt Spurporting
to be evidenced:-qand ascertained by
certiticates of the auditor of the
debt evinced by the certificates of
claims existing or hereafter created
for which nv evidence indebtedness
has been issued, arising ont of conboard-of public works; fifthly, claims
for which no evidence of indebtedness has been issued, arising out of
contracts, written or oral, made by
or on .behalfof the “District of Golumbia; sixthly, all claims for’private .
property taken by the board uf pubton and Georgetown; and, seventhly,
all. ucadjusted cluims for damages
that may°liave been presented to the
board of public works, pursuant to
an uct of the legislative assembly of
the District of Columbia, entitled
An act providing for the payment \of
damages sustained by reason of public improvements or repairs,’’ ap:
proves June twentiety, eighteen hunred and seventy-two; which ° last
named claims shwll severally be examided and audited without regard
to any examination heretofore made}.
and shall make a detailed and tabulur statement of ail claims presented,
the persons or. corporations-owning
be due on uccount of each; together
with a tabular statement of the fund
and of the cities ot Washington andGeorgetown of every hind and character whatsoever; giving the date of
issue, time of maturity and the rate!
the duty of said board to ascertain
the amount of sewer-tax or asgessment paid by any person, persons or
entitled ‘An act creating drainage
and sewerage sections in the cities of
Washington and Georgetown, in the
-District-of Columbia;-and—previdine . ting drainage and sewerage sections
i de . im the cities of Washington and
Georgeiown, in the District. of Columbia, and "providing for the payas certificates
therefor,’’ approved the twenty-sixth
seventy-three, and to prepare a tabulated statement thereof. Said board
of audit shall also issue to each
claimant a certificate, signed by each
of said board avd countersigned by
the comptroller of said District,
stating the amount found tobe due
to each and on what account; anda
board, to be tfanmitted to Congress,
and also. by the comptroller .of said
District; and said board of audit:
shall also ascertain and report to
Congress, at the next session thereof
the amount equitably chargeable to
the street-railroud companies on account of paving along and within the
tracks of said companies, pursuant
to the charters of said companies or
the act of Congress relating thereto,
together with their reasons therefor.
It shall furtner be the duty of said
board of,audit to examine into and
audit all of the accounts of the auditor and of the treasver of the board
of public works, and of the aud.tor,
the treasurer, the collector, and the
comptroller of the District of Columbia, from the date of the organization of said board and of the present
eovernmens of said District; and
or the purposes hereinbefore specified shall haye the power to subpoena
witnesses, administer oaths, and examine witnesses under oath, and
shall have full access to all of the
records, books, papers, and vouchers
of every kind whatsoever of the
board of public works and of the District of Columbia; and to the end
that said bocks and accounts may be
thoroughly exumined, and in the indebteduess of said District, and of
the board of public works, and the
each of the officers aforesaid, may be
geurately ascertained, shall employ
accountants non-resident of the District Gf Columbia, amd such other
assi-tants as they may deem necessa.
ry, to make exanzination of gaid
books, youchers, and papers, and
discharge their otherduties under
this act, and shall prociyre inspection of sueh blank books and” papers
as may be necessary; and they are
hereby authorized to allow for the}
Services Of such accountant or aeSe ee sueh suns
as they may m.proper which shall
be paid by the Boardof Commission.
. ers out of the revenues of said Dis.
trict. And said aceountants skal}
take an oath to faithfally diseharge .
the dnties imposed by thisact. Sad
board of audi, shall give notice for
the presentation of the claims hereinbefore specified im such manner
y-be deemed necessary; and no
audited or allowed
uvless presented within ninet
after the first publieatien
notice, and bat board
full report of ali thai
ceedings to the ident, 10 be by
tr to Congress on the.
the same is hereby, appropriated for .
the next session thereot aie
fess naescewrneenfpen fi
two thousand doliats for his services
under this act, out of the funds of
. said Dis‘riet, iu addition to his presye oY aes ae ;
missioners of said District ate here«
by continned; and it stall be the duColombia to be prepared, in sums-of
fifty and five hundred dollars, bearing date Angust first, eighteen hundred and seventy-four, payable fifty
years after date, bearing interest ,at
the-rate of thrée and sixty five hundredths per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, to be signed by
the secretary and, the treasurer of
said sinking-fund commissioners and
countersigned hy the comptroller of
said District, and sealed asthe board
ewpt from taxation by Federal, State
-ofor~imunicipal authority. engravedDistrict of Columbia, and in-form
uot inconsisteht herewith. And the
pledgea that the, United States wiil,
by proper proportional appropriations as: contemplated in this act,
and by causing to be. levied upon the
property within said District such
taxes as willprovide the revenues
necessary to pay the interest on said
bonds as the same may become due
ands ayable, and create a sinkiigfund for the payment of .the. principal thereof at maturity. Said bonds
shall be numbered consecutively,
and registered in the office of the
comptroller. of said District,
shallalso be registered in the office
of. the Register,of the Treasury of
named registratiion the Secretary cf.
the Treasury shall niake such provis
ions as may be necessury. And said
commissioners-shall ‘use all necessary means for the prevention of any
unauthorized or fraudulent issue of
uuy such bonds. And the said sinking-fund commissiouers are hereby
authorized to exchinge said bonds
at par for like sums of any class of
the same, and fhe amount found to+}indebtedness imthe preeeding »eo: .
tion ot this. act numed, including
sewer tuxes or assessments paid, evidenced by certificates of the auditing board provided for in. this act.
Sec. 8. That the authority conferred on the board of public works
to issue additional certificates of inby section four-of-the-act, debtedness:
of the leyislative assembly approved
on the twenty-ninth day of May,
eighteen hundred and séventy-three,
is hereby annulled.
sh ll be advertised for sale or sold
for the collection of any assessinent
authorized by the. legislative assembly by the act entitled ‘“An,act creaNo property:
said board shall be paid the sum o!
7. That the sinking-fand comty. of said sinking-fund vommissidn-.
ers'to cause bonds of the District of
may direct; which bonds shall be ex. alleviation of huinan-suffering. 2
Mors
feith of the United States is hereby
and .
the United States, for which last]
. 10 THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW.REMEDIES, . NEW REMEDIES
. DR, GIBEON’S DISPENSARY
*
628 KEARNEY ‘STREET,
Cor. Commercial, San Francisco,
\o.i. aBLISHED in 1854, for the treat
ment of Sexual and inal Diseases
such as Gonorrhea,Gieet, eture, Syplilis in all ite forms, Seminal Weaknesgx, In.
potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years
standing) and Ulcerated egs success. ully
treated, . jt
DR. GIBBON has the pleasnre<of announping hat he hes returned from visiting
the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has
resumed practice at his Digpenrary, 623
Kearney Street, corner of Commey.a:, San
Francisco, where his old patients and those
requiring his services may find him.
The Doctor has spared ‘neither time nor
money in seeking out new remedies, and has
returned with increased facilities for the
orrible Diseases. —
---How.many thousands of persons, both
and printed at the expense of the. Male ana female, are there who are suifering out a miserable existence from the-effect of secret indulgences, or from virus
absorbe into the system . Look at their
“pallid, e.eciated and disfigured faces and
théir broken dow constitutions, disqualifying them. for.the happiness of marriage
or tLe enjoyment.of life. In this horrid
situation thousands suffer until death closes
the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends
attend toany pf those who are sufferiag
with any of these horrible life destroying
maladics—see that they are cared for and
ured before it be too late. Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who
has made private disease his especial atucly
for yeers, and who is certain to cure the
most inveterate cases without mercury or
injurious drugs. It is important to those
who are afflicted, or to those who are inter
estcd in the welfare of their ‘friends, to be
careful of the many pretended doctors who
infest all cities, publishing their skill in
curing all diseases in a few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names of em. Inent ag Pg from -Europe. ‘and other
laces @,, therefore,’careful and make
Feriet inguiries, or you may fall into the
bands of those charlatans: ;
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence of
self abuse. This solitary vicéor depraved
sexual indulgence, is “practiced by the
youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited
extent, producing with unerring certainty,
the following train of morbid symptoms,
unless combatted by scientific medical
measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark
spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing inthe ears, noise like the rustling of
Jeavesand the rattling of: chariots, uneasiAvss about-the loins, weaknessof the Mmbs,
¢cnfused vision, blunted intellect, loss of
confidence, diffider¢ée in approaching strangers, a disiike toform new acquaintances, g
disposition to shun suciety, loss of mem.
orv, hectic flushes,* pimples and various
eruptions about the face, furred tongue,
fetid breath, cours, consumption, night
sweats, mongmaénn ind frequent a:
ct“ff relief be not-obtamed, persons 66 affli
ed should apply immediately, cither in.
rson or by letter, and have a cure effected
y his néw and scientific mode of treatiny
this disease, which never fails of effecting
quick anu radical oure. Dr. G. will give
One Hundred Dollars to any one who will
prove satisfactorily to him that he wascured
of this complaint by either of the san
; Married Men, ;
Or those who contemplate marriage, who
ment of the construction of sewers
and drains therein _by—assessments
and issuing certificates therefor’’ aproved on the twenty-sixth day. of
une, eighteen hundred and seventythree, until otherwise ordered by
Congress; and it shall be ublawfal to
issue any further eertificates of indebtedness authorized by this act.
Sec. 9. That no board or commisregister thereof shall be kept by said . 8100 of which the governor is ex-officio a member (the board of publie
works excepted) shall be abolished
by this act, but the members of the
same, other than the governor, shall
constitute such board or commission.
Sec. 10, ‘rhat the act of the legislative assembly of the District of
Columbia entitled ‘‘An act to fund
unsettled liabilities of the city of
Washington, and -providing for the
issuing cf the bonds, aud levying
and cullecting taxes to pay the same”
approved Jane twentieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-two, is hereby
ratified and approved; but none of
the bonds authorized by said act remaiuing unsold shall be negotiated
or sold at less than par. -_
Approved, June 20, 1874.
Sheriff's Sale.
HEREAS, Richard Rowe, on. the
20th day of July, A. D. 1874, recovered a judgment in the District Gourt
ot the Fourteenth Judicial District of the
State of California, in and f.r the County
of Nevada, against the Grass Valley Copcert Hal] Association for the sum of nineteen hundred and thirty five ($1,935). dollars, with interest thereon trom the date
of said judgment at the rate of seven per
cent per annum till paid, ali payable in
United States gold coin: together with costs
of suit taxed at $I15@ and counsel fees
allowed herein, amounting to the Bum of
$193 50 im U.S. gold coin,which said judgment is-recorded in the Judgment Book 5 of
the said Disteiet Court on p»ge 384, and
Whereas it is urdered that the Mortgage set
forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed,
and the property therein described, to wit:
That certain town lot or parcel of land situste, lying and being on the north side of
sin street, in the town of Grass Valley,
Nevada County, State of California, more
rticular) escribed. asx follows, to-wit. ::
h the block bounded-om the south by Main
street, on the east by Cherch stzeet, on the
north. by Kichardson. street, and-on the west
by Schoot street, commencing at the South
West corner of the lot of George W. Ander.
son, running thence wester] ng. the
northerly line of Main street, (60) feet:
thence northerly one hundred and seventyfive (175) feet, more or less, at ri. ht angles:
‘thence easterly fifty (50) feet along the line:
of tot belonging (formerly) to the Estate of.
George-Schaffer, deceased, thence southerly.
one nancies Sng poids ga
more or loss, te the place of beginning, tog-ther with all and singular the teneme:
awnetenneate A
to ging or in anyw.
sold to satisfy suid =f ment, toge
co and costs; = ee
is hereby given
topabite & Je all fs
‘erty to the hi,
ted States ?
1874.
Slow Pi fom. wat ®
FA. W. Dibale & / Potier, Uader sheriff.
Je COOMBS, m. v.
pin f the said officers constituting .
4
Sbectalty—Diseusos of Wounen ond
} at public Auction,
‘ith day of
(475). feet, . .
and appurtenances thereun—. ~
are suffering under any of these fearful
muladies; should not forget the sacred respunsibility resting upon them, nor delay
to obtain immediate relief.
Persons calling at Dr. Gibbon’s office or
sending for packages of medicines niay rely
Sti his WesUuFance OF COnAdEatIAI Becrecy
With implicit faith, and expect no more
than to be charged with a fair and mutually satisfacto: remuneration of services
rendered, considering the circumstances
of the cases, rather than a tow prevalent and
self 4 practice of extortion among quacks
and pretenders,
DK. GIBBON is responsible, and wil]
ive to each patient a written instrument,
‘nding himself to effect a radical and peraunent cure, or make no charge,
Cured. at Home. :
Persons at a distance may be-GURED AT’
HOME, by addressing a letter to Dr. Gib.
bon, stating case, smyptoms, length of
tithe the disease has continued, and the
~ “cine promptly forwarded, free from
uamage and curiosity, to any part of the
country, with full and ig di ion for
use. By enclosing TEN D ARS in
coin, in a registered letter through the
Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co.,
& package of medicine Will be forwarded
by express to an of the Union.
Address DR. J.P. GIBBON, 623° Kearney
etieet, co. er mercial, San Francisco,
Post Offic: 1967.
Private sitrance on Commercial treet,
Remem er to put BOX 1957 on the let:
er, . eas
Consultations FREE, —°
aa” Corres ts will please inform
DR. GIBBON: that they cead: his advertise
ment in the DarLy TranscuiPr myl
County Warran
A LL warrants on General Fund regis.
P tered prior to July 8th, 1873, also
Warrants Nos 44,°45, 56, 58; 60, 65, 67,71 and
80 on Road Fund, registered July 9th, 1874
will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases from date. :
; E. P, SANFORD Treasurer.
By A, H, Parker, Deputy
Nevada; August 7th, 1874 :
Assessment Notice.
OLD RUN MINING COMPANY ~—Loca
tion of principal place of business, San
Francisco, California, Location of works,
Gold Flat, Nevada County, California.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
enth day of. ust, 1874, an assessment,
(No. Seven): of Twenty-five Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable immediately in United
States gold-and silver coin, to the Secretary,
at the office of the Company, on the corner
Marxet and sts. San’, cisco. Any
stock upon ich this assessment shall remain unpaid onthe 15th day of Sept.,-4874
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
and unless payment is
made hefore, will be'sold on Wednesday, the
Qctober, 1874, to
qQnent assessment, together
with f
advertising and ex _ 8 of sale. —
ASécretary.
aT WILLOW VABREY.
New Millat Willow Valley is completed and we are now
tor are now ready to fill ail]
iwQ ae we.
MAeracronsas of all kinds of
LUMBER, FENCING, FLOORING AND
Orders left at Smith & Mills office, Pine
‘atten ted to
4 & MILLS.
lis-in all its-torms and eB; F
: Webi stages; Semina)
. 1874, inthe matter of the Extate o:
*. lic auction to the highest bidder for cash,
the Board of Directors, held on the seyNorth by Deer Creek ; containing 6 20-10
a
pay the delin.{~
-. iu tront of Haggerty & Co's Store, in the.
of a certain piece ot county road commenc* . to be graded to » width
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID,
Quick Cures & Moderate Charye,
DR. W. K. DOHERTY,
‘Medical and Surgical Tastitute,
{Founded in 1953,]
No. 5a. Sacrament 8
Corner of Leidesdorff Street—[ a
““'bélow the What Cheer Hero” 20%
House
BAN FRANCISCO,
Private entraicé on Leidesdortf Streat
Established expressly to agford the ati edSound and Scientific Medica} aid in’
the Treatment and Cure of aj)’.
Private and Chronic dig.
ae eases, Cases of
Secresy
AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS
OOTOR Wen Don any hintoe, . K. DOHERTY RETUR
his sincere thanks to his mtimercus
patients for their patronag, jand would nee
this opportunity to remind themthat be
continues to cousult at his Institute for th.
cure of chronic diseases of the Lungs,Liver
. Kidneys, Digestive, and.Genito-Urinary Oy,
gans, and all Private Discaseg,. vizSyphi‘ence
is,and all the horrid conseq
of self-abnse, .Gonorheea, Gleet, Stricture. :
. Nocturnal angi Diurnal Emissions; gexyyi~ :
Debility, Diseases of the Back and Loins
Toflammation of-the Bladder and the Kia.
neys, etv., and -he hopes that his long expe.
Uri¢nce and successful practice will continue
-to insure. him a shareofpubtic patrenage. °
By the ‘practice of many’ years in-£urope
and the United States he'is enabled apply
the.most efficient and successful -remedics
against di 8 of all kinds. He useg no.
. mercury, charges nioderate, treats his patients in a correct ahd honorable way, and
has references of whquestionable veracity
from men of kn~wn tespectability and high”
standing in society. All parties consulting
him, by letter or otherwise, will receive the
best and gentlest treatment, and implicit—@ecrecy. P ae :
To Fema!es.
When a female is énervated or afflicted
with disease, as weaknéss of the back and
limbs, pain in the.mead, dimness of sight,
loss of muscular“power, palpitation of the
heart, irritability,:’ nervousness, derange.
ment of digestive functions, general debi):
ity. hysteria: sterility an.d all other diseases
peculiar to females, she should go or write
Soe to the celebrated Female Doctor,
“W.-K. DOHERTY, at his Medicai Institute,
and consult him about her troubles and<
diseases. Let no false delicacy preveut
you, but apply immediately, and save yourself from paintul suffering and premature
déath. ? ‘ ,
Vo Correspondents,
Patients, male or female, residing in any
part of the country, howevr distant, who :
muy desire the advice-and opinion of Dr,
Doherty, in ther respective cases, and
who think prper_to submit a written
statement of such, in-preference to hélditg
a personal interview, are respectfully as‘Bured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL
BE HELD MOST SACRED. The Doctor is
a regular graduate, and may be consulted
with every contidence. If the case be {ully and candidly -descrited, personal ®cornmunication will be unnecessary, as instructions for. diet,-regimen, and the generai
treatment of the case itself, (including tue
remedits}-wilt be forwarded without delay,
and in#uach a manner as to convey no idea
\of the purport of the letter or parcel’
᠀琀爀愀渀猀洀椀琀琀攀搀⸠᐀匀栀漀眀✀搀 your condition re-quire immediate attention,send ten dollars,
cvip, [or that valus in currency] by Mat
OR WELLs, Fanco & Co.'s Express, and a
package of medicine will be sent to yonr
add’ ess with the necessary instructions for
use. Consultations by l tter or otherwise,
FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no
Spermatorrhea,
DB. DOHERTY has just published an
important pamphlet, embodying his own
views and experience in relation to Impotence or Virility, being a short treatise {oa
permatorrhoes, or Seminal weakness, Ner-:
vous and Physical deb lity consequent ‘on be
tltis affection and other diseases of the
sexual Organs. This little work contains
information of the utmost value to all, .
whether married or oe will be
sent FREE’by mail on receipt of Six Cents
in postage stamps for retaru postage. a
Address. . W. K, BOHERTY,M, D.,~
824 / %an Francisco, Cal.
Dissolution.
Terry heretofore existing be, Aween J. 8, Holbrook and Flora B. .
brook is this day dissolved by mutual
‘consent. Having sold out our business in
the Grocery Store, parties knowing. them.
selves indebted to us arer quested to come
forward and settle their acounts immediately. It is competent tor either party to
collect bills and receipt-tor the saihe,
J.8. HOLBROOK,
; FLORA B, HOLBROOK,
Nevada, July 22, 1874.
Administrator ’s Sale.
N@ ICE is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 25th day of ges A. D.
Joshua
Mulloy, deceased, \he undersigned, Administrator of the said Kstate, will sell ‘at pubgold coin of the United States of America,
and subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court, op Thursday, the 20th day of August
1874, between the hours of 9o’clock. A. M.
and 40’clock, P. M.in froutof the Court
House door in wevyada city, all the right, ti.
~tie;-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 lot,
piece or parc] of land situate, lying’ and
being in the suid city and couuty of Nevada, ae
State of California, and described on the “Fr
official mup of said city as Lot No 9, in »
Block No62, Bounded on the East by the
hast line ef the cify of Nevada: on the
South by the Red Dog-road ; on the West ]
by the land of €, F. schwartz, and on the t
acres, with appurtenances.
Terais and conditions of sale. Cash in
gold coin of the United States : ten per_ct:
of the purchase money to be paid to the
auctioneer on the day of sale ;. on
confirmation of sale by saidProbate Court.
byt ae end KE. MULLOY,
eg ype ron of the Estate of Joshua Muloy, di 5
:
Neveda City July 27th, 1874. {
J B.dohnson, Atty for Administrator.
Road Notice.
OTICE TO CONTRACTORS,-.On Seturday, August 22d, at 2.0’clock, P, M.
EF .
. town of Moore's Fiat, I will let to the low:
est bidder a contract for the construction
ing at a point um the Wuo.
‘deBignated by a stake
ly en on a line sur the
y Surveyor, toa point on the Bloody Run
Toll Road Also Ges gnated
distance of 244 rods, more or
‘s Flat
earth: That portion of
nearest tha Mivers’ Ditch and above what
is known as the ‘vid slide” to be:
tially built by
ff See HS Preosr gn
he
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