August 26, 1873 (4 pages)

Berg Z a ’ Delinquent Sale Notice, ISING STAR MINING COMPANY. E Location of Works, Nevada County, California. Notice, There is delinquent , upon the following described stock on atcount of Assesment levied on the Ilth day of July, A. D.,.1873, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: No CertifiNo. Names. cate. Shs. Amt. i. M. Buffington, tr,, 401 375 22 50 J.M,. Buffingten,tr., 431 O° 6 00) J. M; Buffingtou,tr., 434 31 1 86) J. M. Buffington, tr , --435 662-36 72} H. B. Berryman, 185 109 6 00 H. B. Berryman, 1887 =:100 6 00 i. B, Berryman, 180. 31 1 86 H. B. Berryman, 365 51 3 iA £. B. Barnes; 353 95 1 50} Jacob Bryan, 416 25 1 504 _. 1. Englander, 99 100 6 00) nue W. Frederick 392 25 1 50) §. T. Kentiedy, 15T 169 6 $.-T: Kennedy, 158-109 6 S. T. Kernedy, 343 855-7: 5 Bamuel Marks, ae ee S. Nathan, trustee, 424 . “331 19 86} P. Newman, ’ 294 O° * bP. Newman, 195 5D 3 00! P. Newmun, 196 50 3 00) ___. dgba-Witkes, “2479 = 831“Sty, A. Wakeman 418 25 -1 60 ‘And in accordance with law, and an order . toa post marked B, M. No, 35 in-mound ling District; : eas : @Application fora Patent to a ss x te United States Land Office, ) Sacramento, Cal. June 24th, 1873. AY OTICE is hereby given, that the MamAN moth Blue Gravel Company whose Post Office is San Francisco, San Francisco Coutity, California," has made application . for Patent for the Chaik Mountain Blue Gravel Mines, situate in Chalk Bluff MinNevada County, California, an 1 described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz ; Bract No 1. Commenting at a stake in a mound of . stones marked B.°M. No. 1 étandiig 13.66 chains south of the quarter section stake on the .Township line betwecn. Sections Township 16 North Range 10 East ahd Section 33, Township 17 North, Range 10 East oo . Mount Diablo Beeeard? Meridiah.-Thenge j 00-4 on a true line, variation of m~ gnetic needle . 20 . being, variation 19> _E.N.15.66 chains ‘to . 00 . the quarter Section stake’ above -noted.— . Thence on a true line N. 81> 00° E,. 93.30 300 . chains to a post made on a Small black oak . five inches in diamet¢r and marked B.-M. No.2. Thence South 77 47’ E. 69.25 chs 19 86 . to the quarter section po&t between sections 2and 35. Thence $3 72> 5b’ East 51.60 chs of the Board of Directors, made onthe llth . of stones, from which a Yellow Pine, 30 inday of-July, 1873, #0 many shares of each parcel of said Stock.as may be necessary, will be sold at publie auction, at the * on. Saturday,—the thirticth day of August, 1873,.at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, to pay ssid Delinquent Assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising . and expenses of sale. . ‘ J. M. BUFFINGTON,,Sec’y. . Office No. 37 New, Merchants Exchange. third floor) California. Street, San Francisco, California. Bit “PROBATE NOTICE. NW THE PROBATE COURT of the Conunty of Nevada,State of Caligornia. Inthe matter of the Estate of Patrick Gilchrist dec. . It appearing to the Court by petition duly filed by J. M. Bush, administrator of the said dece sed, praying for an order of sale. of the real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate,to pay the debts outstanding against deceased add debts expenges and charges of administration. It is thetefore ordered by the Judge of the said Probate Court, that all persons interested in theestate of said deceased, appear before the said’ Probate Court on Saturday, the 13th day. of. mber, 1873, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Probate Court at Nevada City, in County of Nevada, to show cause why anorder should not be granted to the said Adminstrator to sell so much of the real estate of said deceased as shall be necessary and that s copy Of this order be published four su~es— sive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said county, ten days prior to the fixed for said hearing: Dated Aug 12th,"1873. . SOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk of the County , of Nevada. I, T. C. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State of California, and Ex Officio Clerk of the Probate Court in and.for said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be.a true, full and correct copy ofan order duly made and entered upon the minutes of ‘said Probate —~) Witness my hand and the geal of seal } anid Probate Court, this 12th day —~ ) of Aug, A. D. 1873. T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. Jno. Pattison, Deputy. M. 8. Deal, Atty. a3 Bol a SALE.—Stute of Californis, County of Nevada, ss. Township ot Kureka. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of J. M. Ballard, Esq.,an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date July 25thyA. D, 1873, to satisfy a ju ent rendered by said Justice of the Peace, on the 25th day of July, A. D. 1873, in favor of .W.B. Churchill and against Rising Stat Mining Co., a co: tion, for the eum of ($141.00) one hundred and fortyone dollars debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I havetaken in execution, and will _ sell to the highest bidder for cash the following bed property to-wit: All the right, title and interest of the above named ? defendant of, in and to that certain quartz mill, with engine, boilers, stamps, wheels, beite, shafts, batteries, copper plates, and all the appurtenances thoreunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, together with "two Cars “and “se certain wire rope; office of thea Company, 37, New Merchants’ . Exchange, Cala. Street, San Francisco, Cal., . dsy herein } distant. .da County Mining Records. ches in diameter bears N. 95 30’ W 95 links distant. Thence South 72 30’ W. 129.00 chains to & spruce tree 30 inches in dfameter, marked B. M. No. 4. Thence N. 30’ W. 20.00 chains to a spruce‘tree 30 inches in diameter marked B. M. No. 5, Thence N. 55> 54, W. 17.57 chains to a post, the centre of Section 11. T.16 N. R. 10 ‘East Mount Disble Meridian. Thence West30,00 chains to a post, the center of Section 10, whence the North east corner of tract No. 2 of this mining ¢laim bears South 27> 15° W.178.50 chsins distant. Thence North -40:00 chains te-a—-post—-which~wih be-thequarter section post between Scctions 3 and 10,, Thence Fast 40.00 chains to a post which will bethe Section ‘corner common to Sections 2, 3,10 snd 11. 64.52 chains to a post marked B.M. No. 6 in stone mound. Thence West 120.00 chs: to place of beginning, and containing one thousand four hundred and sixty-one and 91-100 acres, and being ® pertien of Section 1, 2;3, 4, 10 and 11, Township 16, North, Range 10 E. and Sections 33, 34 and 35, Tp. 17 North, Range 10 East Mount Diablo base and Meridian. Siar Sac Tract No, 2. ‘Near Chalk Bluffs. , Commencing at a stake marked B. M No 1, in mound of stones standing in thicket of small pines, and from which a post intended for but not approved as, the quarter section post between Sections 29 and 32, Township 16. North, Range 10 East Mount Diablo Meridian, bears South 3> W 23.70 chains distant. Thence variation ‘18° E S 62> 45’ B 10.00 chains to a stake marked B: M. No. 2, from which a black oak 50 in.” dianieter bears North 39° 45’ East 180 chs Thence North 339 45’ East 123 00 chains to a black oak 30 inches in diameter marked B, M. No. 2, standing on the north bank of South Yuba Ditch Company's Reservoir, whence the South west corner of tract of land No.1 bears North 27> 15" E 178,50 chains distant. Thence North 62° 45” W 10.00 chains to a stake marked. B. M. No. 4, from which a black oak 18 inches in diameter bears N36> 30’ E.86 links and a -Yellow Pine, 14 inches in diameter bears 8, 63° E 104 ehains distant: Thence 8. 33° 45’ W. 123.00 chains to place ef beginning. and containing 122 22-100 acres and being a portion of.the E of Sec. 29, N W 34 of N W of Section 24, and 8 W \& of 8 W ¥ of Section 21, Township 16 North. Range 10 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.— Said location was made May 29th, 1866, by J.L. Sandford.etal. and recorded in Book 3 of Mining Records, pages 566 to-573 NevaAdjoining claimants are the owners of the Sugar Loaf claim on the South ; and Rose and Duryea; on the west by Hussey Brothers, Frank Ennis and South Yuba Canal Company. All persons holding any adverse cleim thereto are hereby requested to present the same before this office within 60 days from the first day of pubjication hereof. . j26 T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ANNUAL MEETING. FFICE OF GOLD RUN MINING CO., San Franci-co, July 31st, 1873.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gold Run Mining Company will be heldat the office of the Secretary, corner of Market and Spear Streets,on Monday, teniber Ist, 1873, for the election of a d of Trusteee to serve for the ensuing year. alt __0. ©. PALMER, Secretary. sos . 78>) Coos Bay Coal Agency. > 3 ay 4 spre 4. BERRYMAN -& “DOYLE, EALERS in Cumberland, Lehigh and = all descriptions of Fereign and Domeatic Coals. Also, ; _. Pig IRON. © Bulkhead, bet®yeen Pacific & Jackson St . Wharves, San Fi ancisco, —~ NILES SEARLS, . Attorney and Counselor at Law AT BRIC { OFFICE, In Fiont of tie Conrt-House, Nevada City. Finest Coffee in the World. Is that manufactured by “MARDEN & MYRICK, San Francisco. ——T. . : 7 O burnt and ground Coffee, in papers: N is equal to that-ef_Marden & Myrick Try it, and we guarantee: you: will n¢ver . use any other. It cen be had ef any grocer iff this county. It has been in use over that it is . THE BEST. Take no other kind if you want good Coffee. 7 . San Francisco, July 15th, 1873. { —+ i U. S.A. Indian ‘Root Bitters. CONTAINS NO 4LCOHOL. Thence North. physicians in the East. For CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS and CHRONIC DISEASES, *_ SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUSCOMPLAINTS and INDIGESTION, It has No equal. _Try it. _It can be had atall first class saloons and. grocery stores. Dealers can obtain it of San Franeisco job; bers, or of the agent for this coast. ~ 418 Sacramento Street. _No Family should be witheut it. San Francisco, July 15th, 1873. BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. (APrTAL STOCK $200, 000. : OFFICERS : JOHN W. HINDS, President. Be We TOLL os ccc sion naan’ .CASHIER DERECTORS : : A. C. Niles, . Chas. Marsh, R.W, Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A.H. Parker. John W. Hinds. Hare gi TO LOAN on good collateral security. Highest Price paid for City and Coun Legal Tenders Boughtand soid at Regula: Warrants. Rates. Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min o General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, £a Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. : CoRRESPONDEN1I8—Bank of Califarn® , Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Vitginia City. Interest on Time Deposits will be -allowed, as follows : Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time * wise biacksmith shop with anvil, bellows and tools. Said property is situated on the , bead of Devil’s Canon, about four miles in a south-westerly direction from the town of.Graniteviile, Township of Eureka, County. of Nevada, and State of California, and known as the property of the Rising Star Mining Oo., # corporatiGn. “Notice ia hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash in U.S. gold and silver coin, in front of J. Egan’s saloon, in the town of Graniteville. on Tresday, the di day of September; A. D. 1873, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M. and. 5 o'clock P.M. Taken asthe property of the above named defendant to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. . Given under my hand this 8th day of August, A, D. 1873. et RICHARD DILLON aid Constable Pureka Townsbi United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal, August 19th 1873. ~ ‘ 8. °D. Merchant, Thomas Mein, R. Wing, Oscar Maltman, Peter Ismert aad Elijah Prior, and to all whom it may concern; Whereas, you filed your affidavits , , Menge 8 East, to be mineral in and ‘by Gommissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871, the game land is to be treated as mineral in 6haracter, and more valusble for mining then for agricultural purpose the ig proved after due notice. And whereas, Philander Sutton. (Post-office address Nevada City, Cal.) did, onthe 3d day of March, 1873, file in the Register’a office of this District his , homesterd application No. 546, claiming the same land, and an affidavit alleging that it is icultural in_character, and more i Eton See for mining purposes. erefore, you~ will please take notice, that-under and by virtue of instguctions from the ; missioner of the General Land Office, May 6th, 1671, we have fixed the 24th day of hept. A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M., at this office, before the Registerand Receiver, for the hearing-of: to. determine ag to the mineral or agriculfural character of aald lands. °° "2 eo. 5, \~> in witness whereof, we haye.heredeal } auto set our heads and affixed the vee ‘MeFARLAND, Register. : a22 HART FELLOWS, Receiver, . ore Notice to Creditors. ~——— > j s#ilebriat, deceased: quem by ‘the undersi dG adiministryptor of the above named Fstaté, to the iors of, avd all persons having claims Notice ia hereby smi aat 2gid .decdascd, ta exhibit the satae . “with the necegsery vouchers within four months sfter the publication of this notice, 40 the the tndersigned admiifstrator, at] at the Court House, Novada City, }bie office Neved@ Qenneyy ; Nevada, Ros tth, 1873. . : JOUN M, BUBH, Aministrator. Cha? Mekly yy Agent. a5 ‘ \ \ in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N E _E_North, . character, N THR imatter of the Vatate of Pa'rick . LAY FREIGHT BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, ~TO— NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY. . CHEAPEST ROUTE. ~~ €. HOLLAND, roe ™AnerNe uenceanr. Mark gooas, ‘Care of C. Holland, Wheatland.” Teaws always on hand to convey goods through without delay. By sending goods this way there is a aaving of $°.60 per ton either from Sacramento or San Francisco. C. HOLLAND, jy8 . Wheatland. B. LUTZ, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, IS pre fect fit guaranteed country. lowest rates. If you want a fine order, or any thing me a cali, B. LUTZ. At the old stand, on Broad Street, below National Exchange. Hotel, Nevada, June 22d, 187%. . pared to make Boots and Shoes in. the latest and most fashionable styles. A perin in all eases, and prices as reasonable as-any establishment in the —Boets and Shoes repaired in the best manner, on the shortist notice, and at the pair of boots made te done in my. line.give a POTTER’ & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commersial Street, A Sie GERSWALE WALL PAPER, and WINDOW SHADES. . * evade, April 86sh;18¢3 CHAS. H. WYMAN, (Permerly Clerk U. S. Land Office. Attorney for Land Claimants, : ’ Saeramente, Cal. PABTICUIAR attention given to all business ponnectsd witn Public Lends Somesteads, Pre-cmptions, Applications ehousl Lanes annum. @?” Persons residing at a distance can send money by Express. : Checks on Solveiit Banks taken at par. CASHIN&CO,, “OF NEVADA CITY, ' @ RE now prepsted to furnish the interior trade with BEEF CATTLE, HOGS,AND SHEEP, At their place of business, Nevada City, or deliverthem wherever desired, Their facilities enable them to sell very low, and the beat of Stock will always be kept om hand. : Address — 4 CASHIN -& CO., . Nevada City. W. A. ROWE, House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER. “HOP ON BROAD STREET, next BuiliKD ing to the Skating Rink. All orders promptly and faithfu.ly attended to. je4 W. H, DAVIDSON. . JUSTICE Or T THE PKACE. . ONVEYANCING done and Collections A made. Otice—Odd Fellows’ nell building, Broad Street, Nevads. jivs ~ ROOMS TO LEL, oe ROOMS for single gentla. . men cen be vbtaired at tire house furmerly occupied by Kichard Kelsey, corne: of Main and Cottage streeta. “Apply to J. House, = jy 26-im' ? 1 No. 4” THE WONDER OF THE, AGE. . 4.54 1. Dense, Puss thitsugh Stake No. 3, / @ S. HOLBRUUE, at hia store, or at the )_ No."497. Application for-a Patent to a _. Mining Claim. UNITED STa’TES LAND OFFICE, Y OTICE is hereby given, That FrederN erick Ogden and Henry B. Tichenor, whose Post Office address is San Francisco, CsP, snd Sa: Jacke and Samnel McCard}, whose Post Office ig Washington, . Nevada County, Cal. have made application . for Patefit for three thousand lineal feet of 4 the Canen Creek Quartz lode bearing gold, . } with surface ground six hundred feét in j width, situate ii Washington Mining Dis. triet, Nevada County, Calforpiay and dea i cribed inthe plist and field notes on file in j ' this office as follows, viz : 2 Survey of Exterior Boundaries. PS Gomth 45. 2. L. No. 1” from. which a hes in diameter bears 3. EO co dhatms anda Black Oak ip 17 North, Range 11! ‘3.51 chains ; t East, Mount Diab bears S. 43>, 15° E. which a Black GQak 36 inches r, bears--S. 12> 30’ W 42 links, } in diame twenty years, and the people have decided . .4 q Black Oak 30 ‘inches in diameter} thenre 8. } bears KN. T= 30’ E 107 links: } 30 15° W.7 5 chaius to the South ide of . Canon Creek, and 8.00 chainsto the North ‘side of Canon Creek and (ascending Bluff } 45.45 chains to astake. mark&d “C. C.Q, L, rom which a Black Oak 22 inches tin di. ‘er, bears 8.445 30° W.33 links, and a Live pia $ 28° E 123 links; thence S 69> 45°°W. {9.09 chains to’a stake matked “C. 9 2 Fa Pah } No. 5,” from which s live oak 40 inches /E:C 3Jinks: Thence $. 205 15’ .E 39.90 chains to the north side of Canon Creek, and 40.45 chains to the i Canon Creek, south side of . black oak 7 inches in diameter bears N 73° . TIS recommended by all the proniinent . 30’ E 75 links,.and a black.o«k: 12 inches in. . diameter bears N 51° 30’ W links, and . Canen Creek bridge “bears S 16> W about }.3.50@ chains; thence N 69° 45° 4.544 chains . tothe place of beginning, and containing . 41 27-100_acrés and being a portion of the tW -1¢—of-Section 4,-Township.17_ North, . Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Merid. Said location was male in the year 1866 . by A. B. Lindsey, Albert Lindsey, Samuel . Howe, Montgomery Howe, John Huston, . Orin Judson, Francis Smith, Thomas Free. nan, B. F. Derrickson, Robert Lytle and 19 others. Adjoining ciaimants are Cowles ¢t-al-en the north. Ail persons holding any adverse claim thereto-are hereby requiréd to present the same before this office within sixty dsys from the first day of publishing Hereof, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne. Attys for Applicants. a6 NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. 5 HE New Miltat Willow Valley is completed and we are now ready to fill afl orders for Building or Mining Lumber. * Ali kinds of Lumber kept constantly. on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, Pine Street will be promptly attended to. jy2 _ M.Ur& D. MARSH, NOTICEAVING sold out our Business, con-. sisting of a well-selected stock of Clothing, &c. to Messrs HYMAN BROS, we thank the people of Nevada city and county for their liberal patronage bestowed upon us and solicit a continuance of the same to our successors. ASCHHEIM BROS. : Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 1, 1873. Wefraiarneaye ‘Referring. to the above notice of Aschheim Bros. we desire to give notice that we will continne in the same line of business at the old Clothing stand. Corner.of Broad and Ping streets, and solicit the patronage of their former customers. and assure them afaction in all our dealings. Aug. Ist. HYMAN BROS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA Opposite National Exchange Hotel. the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and AARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in ie) part of Ad, State. El t Buggies, Wagons ané@iHacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Becnglon pase om ae ftom -vice, of good e and capable of going as fast as an:tleman cares to drive. “ Asa for Funerals. attended towith pomprtness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevads, May 25th. LAnceioes & ROBINSON have Imperishable Fragrance. : MURRAY & LANMAN’S CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. gf RLS richest, most lasting, yet most del. ieate of all pertumes for use on the HANDKERCHIEF, AT THE TOILET, AND IN THE BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water. prepared by the sole proprietors. LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. my22 * NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ; 7 > Al persons having claims against the estate of Daniel Trevethick, deeeased, ore requested f them to the undersigned, the date of the first publiestion of this notice. JOHN TREVE! HICK, Adrainistrater, eta _ DINELE «& BYRNF,’ tornevs & Counszlors at Loaf, (James K. Byrne, Actary Public.) @ { PMxcuavge Valley, 4 Bicdiding Mala Street, Gras: se eh Sphere; FFICH—Wext doce to Poet-Omice,” ie" / ARCADESSALOOW. A DIOINING Greenwald's Cigar Store, on 2% Broud Street, Nevada City Av. CARBRYY =< ‘LIQUOhs and CIGARS 4 2 drop in end gee me. = mt . Keeps constantly on bana the best of' WINES Ot friends ond new comers sre invited August 19th, 1892. OB. Stidger, -atty. "EMPIRE MEAT MARKEY Commercisi Street, Nevada. ANES MONRO heving opened a Meat uelity of beef, Mouton, Pork, Vea Corned i$, Cormed Pork, te os tLe lowest Pate jthe county of meter, bears S$. G5 W 44 links, . ce } m a true line, var 17° 30° E N. 69° 45° EL m s toa stake marked “C.C, Q. i and 45.45 chains -to astake . . marked **C. C. Q. L, No.6,” from whfch a . 8 well as the entire commiunity perfect tat. ¥ he all Per i. N the matter of the estate of Daniel Trevt present ra' tor of said estate, at his office—O. P. #tiager’s law office -at_ North San Juan, daly authenticated, within ten months from the 6 { : Election Proclamation. TATE CF GALIFORNIA, Executive Department, Sacramento, August 1, 1873. Notice is bere by given that a General Election will be beld threughout the State on = “Wednesday, the 3d-dey ef September, 1873, Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 4th, 1873.) . at which time the folleWing officers are to : . be elected. State Senators, as follows :—Second., Dis. trict, composed of the cofipty of Los An. member; Third. District, com. gelos—one posed of tie counties of Santa Barbars, San Louis Ob'spo and Ventura— One Senator: -Fouct District, compored of the . éounties of Tulare, Eresno and Kern—one . Senatory “Seventh District, composed of . the county of Santa Clura—one Senator; . Kighth District, composed of the counties of San Francisco and San Mateo—two Sen. ators—(to be elected in, ‘he cguity cf San . Francisco;) Ninth District, éomposed of ' a* a stake in a stone mound . the county of Alameja—one Sepater; Twelfth District, compored of the coun. ties of ‘Fuolumne, Mono and’ Inyo> one . Senator; Thirteenth District, compcsed of . Calaveras—one Senator; . Fourteenth Disiritt—-composed of the . COUNEES OF Amador and Alpine—one Sen. } ator; Fifteenth District, comyposéd of the county of El berado—one—Senator; Six teenth District, cdimposed of the county cf} Sacramento—one Sengtor; seventeeth Dis. triet, composed of the counties of Solano . and ¥elo—one Senator: bine‘centh Dis; trict, compas: d of tie county of Sonoma— . one Senator; Fwentieth District, composed . ef the county. of. Plicer—one . senator; . Twenty-first Disirict;composed of the: . county of Nevada—one’Senator; Twenty. . second District, conrpos d of the county of . Sierra—one Senator;-Twenty-thita District } composed of the counties of Yuba and Sut. fer—one Senator; Twénty-fourth -Distrtet, . k20 inches in diameter, bears j composed of the counties of Butte, Plnuas t and Lassen—two Senators—(one Senator to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death Gg Senatcr Boucher, and one Senator to b os ; elected by the county of Butte); Twentyi in diameter beafs N.J0S E 47 liks, anda . . black oak 165 inches in diameterbears 8. 36" . eighth-Distriot, composed of the county of Siskiyou—oreSenator.-—— MS Also members of the Assembly, as follows: San Diego county, one member; San Bernardino county, one member; Los Angéles county, two members; Santa Barbara, San Louis Obispo and Ventura counties, one member; Fresno county, one member, Tulare and Kern counties, one member, Mariposa county, one member: Merced and Stanislaus counties, one member; Monte. rey county, oné men ber; SantasClara county, one member: Santa Cruz county, one member; San Francisco county, twelve members: San Mateo county, one member; Alameda county 2 memirs; Contra Gosta 1 member; Marin county 1: San Joaquin county 2: Tuolumne, Mono end Inyo counties 3; Calaveras county 3 ; Amador and Alpine 2; El Dorado eounty-4; Sacramento county 5; Solano county 1; Yolo county 1; Napa and Lake counties 1; Mendvcino county 1; Sohoma county 3; Piacer-county 3; Nevada county 4; tierra county 2; Yuba county 33 Sutter county. 1; Butte county 2; Plumas and Lassen counties 1; Tehama and CSlusa counties 1; Shasta county 1; Trinity county 1; Humboldt county 1; Klamath and Del Norte 1! Siskiyou county 2. : “And I do hereby otfer a reward of $100 for the arrest and eonviction of any and every person violating any of the psovisions of ‘Title IV. Part 1, of the Penal Code ; such rewards to be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purpose reaches the sum o’bemthousand dollars.” ‘In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, dnd caused the Great Seal of State to be affixed, at Sacramento, this first day of Augupt, 1873. ; NEWTON BOOTH, Governor. Attest; . Drury Melone, Sec’y of State. In accordance with the foregoing proc!amation of the Governor of the State of California, it is hereby ordered that-a Gen-ral Election be held on Wednesday, the third day of September, 1873, at the several election precine'ts of Nevada County for the following State, County and Township Ofticers, to-wit : One State Senator. Four State Arsemblymen. One Sheriff. One County Clerk. One Gounty Reeorder. One Treasurer. One District Attorney. One Superintendent of County Scheols. One County Surveyor. One Public Administrator. .One Coroner. Two Gonstablés ia and tor each Fownship ia the County. One Supervisor for Supervisor. District No 3, composed of he Townships of Pioomfield, Eureka-and Washington. Fe One Supervisor for Supervisor District No 4, composed of the Townships of Bridgeport and Rough & Ready. One Supervisor for -Supervisor District, No. 5, composed of the Townships of Meadow Lake and Little York. The Supervisors elected will classify themselves after their election as to the . length of their respective termsin accordance with thprovisions of the code. And it is jurther ordered, in accordance with Section 1,142 of the Pouitical code of the State of Callfornis, that thefeliowirg named persons be, and they are hereby appointed officers of election in and for their respective precincts. And that said election be held in the house or room desinated opee the name or “ach of said precinct, viz ART 1. TILLEIV, Of Crimes. against the Elective Franchisé. == Sec, 41. Every person charged with the performance of any duty under the previsions of any law of this State relating to elections who wilfully neglects or refuses to perform it, or-who in his official cape-. city knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of any of the provisions of such laws is, unless a different punishment for such act or omission is rescribed by this Code, punishable by e not éxceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceeding five years; orby both. Sec. 42. Everh persén who wilfully causes; procures. or allows himself'to’be registered in the,Great Kegister of any county knowing Limself not to be entitled to such registration, is punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding ons year, or by beth. In all eases where on the trial of a person charged with any. offense under the provisions of this section, it appears in evideice that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Cou’ t must order such registration te be cancelled. . SEc. 43. Every person, who, after being duly reyrired the Board of j at “any election, reiuse to be sworn, or who, after being sworn, refuses to answer any rtinent questions propounded by such Board touching ae ot says or the right ef er person to vole, is guilty uf a misdemeanor. ite Ske. 44. ] person. summoned to a: rand testify before any of sts a tion, who willfully disobeys such sumoe ~ em of a misdemeanor. iC. 45. Every person not entitled to-vete who fraudulently votes, and_ every who votes more than once at any One election or knowingly hands in two er more ickets folded together, or changes any balballot box, or adds or attempts to add ballot to those legally polledat aay clestion either by fraudulently introducing the game into the ballot box before or after the bal‘OF Mixes With, Grattempts to add to i Witp, the ballets lawfully Datied, scher Duliots while the same are being counted or canvassed, or at any other time with intentto change tae tesult of such election CaCO RE s way or destroy, any poll iist,lots or balict box, ea tie perpe ea a inek ing US oP imvahdsting such slection,.or w.lfuliy detains, matilates, or destro) 8 say éieofion Peturag, or in any manner so inter. feres with the offers holding auclrelection or conducting such canvags, or witn the voters lawivily exercising their tights of Wwung at such election, as to prevent such -@9. Market on Cotomereiul pircet. ig urn. pated to supply customera with tthe bess i she Whe ftsudulomily kitem: eetion or canvases irom being fairly held ot after the same has been deposited in the lots therein have been counted, or adda to ter or who, being entitled to vote, atte vetp more than once-at any ateatinn . guilty of 8 misdemeanor. Bs: Src. 47. Every petson who procures aids assists. counsels, or advises another to giv ‘< oF offer Tis vote at any election, knowing that the ‘person is not qualified to yote = guilty of a misdemeanor. ote Seo. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Elec ticn whe aids in changing or destroying any poll list, or im placing any ballots in the ballot box, or taking any theresrom, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to those Je. gally pulled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into th bullot box before or «fter the ballots there. in have been ccnnuted, er adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with the ballots polled, anyother ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed ee or ut any other time, with the izftent to change the;-resnit' of such election, or 4). VO lows anotierto do te when in his power to prevent it, or carties away or destroys, cr knowingly allows another to carry away oy desttoy, any poll list, ballot box,’ or ballots 5 ANCES lawtully polle', is puiishable Gy ingpris. onment.in the StetePrisonfor not lersthan two hor more tlian seven years,SEC. 49. Every Inspector, Judre; oF Clerk of an el ction; Who, previous to puting the ballot of yn elector in the ballot box, at. tempts to find out any nameé.on such bal. N. P., BROY lot, or who opens, orntffers the folded ba). lot of any elector which has been handa: in to be opened Gr examined previcns to ; putting the same into the ballot, box,-cr ms who makes or places any-mark or device on Transcr any fplded ballot with the view to agcer. ~~ eee tain the name of any person. for when: the : be eleckor Has Voted, 6F WhO, Wi*tHOUEt the con. ~ One Yearsent-of-the ele tor, discloses the name cf ®ix Month any person Which such Inspector, Judge, or Three Mot Clerk has fraudulently or illegally diacoyPer wee ered to have been voted for by such elector,is~punishabie by fine, not less than fif: Rates fe Dor more than five hundred dollars, = Ist inserti $xc.50.~Every person who forges or sequent ii counterfeits returns of an election purport vertisers. imgta have been held-at a precinct, town, (neem semen or ward where no election was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes Tor, a or counter. feit returns of election in the place of the true returns, for a.precinet, town or ward ra where no election was actually held is-furishable by ir prisonment in the State Prison FIR for a term of not less than two ner more ' than ten years. : 4“ SE. ob Every person who wilfully adds : Self-} to, or substracta from, the votes, ‘actually oe cant at an election, in any returns, or who > alters such returns, is punishable by imprisonment inthe State Prison for not less Th than one nor more than five years. eS Sec. 52. . Every person who aids or abets use in the commission of any offenses menernmeut. tioned in the feur preceeding sections, or Mines, I who, being present at or Cognizant of the vate Dwi commission of either such offences, does Frencise not give informaticn thereof #8 soon #3 F practicable to the District Attorney or Entire Grand Jury of the proper county, or to to some Justice of the Peace of such coanty, is punishable by imprisonment in the A SAFE County Jail for a period of six months; or in the State Prison not exceeding two years, _ ; Sec. 53. Every person whc, by force, Send fi threats manaces, bribery, or any corrupt ; means, either . directly or indirectly, atR n-this tempts to influence any elector in givieg coed his vote, or to deter him from giving his rT 8 = vote, orto deter him from giving the same, ‘ Bran or to attempt by any means whatever to Hoist awe, restrain, hinder,: or disturb any elecoisting tor in the free exercise of the right of sutfcrRIC age, or furnishes any elector wishing te vote, who cannot read, with a ticket, inG@ forming or giving such elector to under. PF stand that it contains a name written or OF aq printed thereon, or defrauds any elector Pp at any such election, by deceiving snd causing such elector to vote ,for a diferent jy5 person or any office than he intended or des red to vote for; «r who, being Inspetor, Jadge, or Clerk ofany election, while acting as such, induces, or attempts to induce any elector, either by means er reA ward, or promise thereof, to vote differently Gity from what such elector intended or deda sireé'to vote, he is guilty of a misdemeanor. still Sec. 54. Every person who, with intent to promote the election of himself,-or any other person either, fo uge 1. Furnishes entertainment at his ¢x. Apdo pens to any meeting of electors previous to or during an election. 2: Pavs for, procures, or engages to pay for any such entertainment. 3. Furnishes ur engages to pay or deliver any money or property for the purpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the po.ls, or for the purpose of compensating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of voters who are sick or infirm. © 4. Zurnishes or engages to pay or deliver any money or property tor any purpose in hes) tended to promote the election of any County candidate, except for the expenses of holdTam ing and conducting public meet ngs for gars an the discussion of publicquestions, and of asian printing and of circulating ballots, handUBL abe bills, and other papers previous to such election —is_guilty.of a misdemeanor. _ Neva * Sec. 66. Every person who, being a cand> — date at any election, offers‘or agrees to «p point or procure the appointment of any particular person to officeas an inducement or consideration to any person to vote for, or procure or aid in procuring the election of such candidate, is guilty of a misdce o> a geo BE. very person,.not being » candiOILDE date, who communicates any offer made in violation of the last section toany person, with intent to induce him to vote for or to procure the election of the candidate Prom Inaking the offer, is guilty of a misde-., Se meanor. ; sagas Sec. §§ 84, 85, 86, Every person who gives or offers to bribe any officer or member of any legislative caucus, politics! con( ¥ vention, committee, primary election, oF 1 political gathering of. any kind, held for ning b the p se of nominating candidates for. _Vads C officesof honor, trust, or profit in this daily, State with intent fo influeuce the perpi son to whom such brite is given or offe ©o} to be more favorable to one candidate than Rg another, and every person, member of an either of the bodies in this section mentionSan dy ed; who receive or offers to receive sBY vada such bribe, is punishable by imprisonment ae , , im the State Prison not less than one BOT more than fourteen years. » Sec. 68. Every person who by threats, intimidations,or uniswfal violence, willfully hinders or prevents. electors from assembling in public meeting for the coD@ideration of public questions, is guilty_of & misdemeanor. : ’ Bec. 69. Every:person who willfully ay turbs or breaks up any public meeting electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering public que™ tions, is guylty of a misdemeanor.Bec. 60, Every person who makes, offer, or accepts an S or wager upon the rsult of anv ; or upon-the--saccess. or failure of any n or ¢andidats, of upon the number (f votes to be cast either in the aggregate or of any. particular candiate, or upon the vote tobe cast upon BY person, is guilty of a misdemean’T. —_—s " Bec. 61, Every person who wilfully “ lates any of the provisions of the laws © this State relating to elections, is, unl#s * different punishment for such violation * resctibed by this Code, unishable by * of an not. exceeding one thousand do}lare, oF the. by imprisonment ‘n the State trison net exceeding tive yerrsor by dothOrder made and-entered Friday, July 5° 1873. J.W. ROBB, ) yi M.L. MARSH, { Supervisors # ee peavey: <3}, 2a Attest, T. C. PLUNKETT, Ch THe entero Pattison, Beputy. ocho saya ress = Por OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Fede BAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEK aan } ‘from the effects of Errors and Abuee?® . inearly lity, Manlded restored. unk" k iments to warriage removed, New methes ek of ireatwient. New and remarkable ree dies. Rooks and. cireulara sent ‘Tees 3F sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD exd lawfully conducted is guilt Bee. 46, Every person A perenne emtitied to) Philadelpbia. Fs.-— Vega Pts to vote, . high’ reputation tor henorable conduct c yrotess:onal wk: }, SOCIATION, No 2®South Ninth; Miewets an institution bak?

Berg Z a ’ Delinquent Sale Notice, ISING STAR MINING COMPANY. E Location of Works, Nevada County, California. Notice, There is delinquent , upon the following described stock on atcount of Assesment levied on the Ilth day of July, A. D.,.1873, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: No CertifiNo. Names. cate. Shs. Amt. i. M. Buffington, tr,, 401 375 22 50 J.M,. Buffingten,tr., 431 O° 6 00) J. M; Buffingtou,tr., 434 31 1 86) J. M. Buffington, tr , --435 662-36 72} H. B. Berryman, 185 109 6 00 H. B. Berryman, 1887 =:100 6 00 i. B, Berryman, 180. 31 1 86 H. B. Berryman, 365 51 3 iA £. B. Barnes; 353 95 1 50} Jacob Bryan, 416 25 1 504 _. 1. Englander, 99 100 6 00) nue W. Frederick 392 25 1 50) §. T. Kentiedy, 15T 169 6 $.-T: Kennedy, 158-109 6 S. T. Kernedy, 343 855-7: 5 Bamuel Marks, ae ee S. Nathan, trustee, 424 . “331 19 86} P. Newman, ’ 294 O° * bP. Newman, 195 5D 3 00! P. Newmun, 196 50 3 00) ___. dgba-Witkes, “2479 = 831“Sty, A. Wakeman 418 25 -1 60 ‘And in accordance with law, and an order . toa post marked B, M. No, 35 in-mound ling District; : eas : @Application fora Patent to a ss x te United States Land Office, ) Sacramento, Cal. June 24th, 1873. AY OTICE is hereby given, that the MamAN moth Blue Gravel Company whose Post Office is San Francisco, San Francisco Coutity, California," has made application . for Patent for the Chaik Mountain Blue Gravel Mines, situate in Chalk Bluff MinNevada County, California, an 1 described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz ; Bract No 1. Commenting at a stake in a mound of . stones marked B.°M. No. 1 étandiig 13.66 chains south of the quarter section stake on the .Township line betwecn. Sections Township 16 North Range 10 East ahd Section 33, Township 17 North, Range 10 East oo . Mount Diablo Beeeard? Meridiah.-Thenge j 00-4 on a true line, variation of m~ gnetic needle . 20 . being, variation 19> _E.N.15.66 chains ‘to . 00 . the quarter Section stake’ above -noted.— . Thence on a true line N. 81> 00° E,. 93.30 300 . chains to a post made on a Small black oak . five inches in diamet¢r and marked B.-M. No.2. Thence South 77 47’ E. 69.25 chs 19 86 . to the quarter section po&t between sections 2and 35. Thence $3 72> 5b’ East 51.60 chs of the Board of Directors, made onthe llth . of stones, from which a Yellow Pine, 30 inday of-July, 1873, #0 many shares of each parcel of said Stock.as may be necessary, will be sold at publie auction, at the * on. Saturday,—the thirticth day of August, 1873,.at the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day, to pay ssid Delinquent Assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising . and expenses of sale. . ‘ J. M. BUFFINGTON,,Sec’y. . Office No. 37 New, Merchants Exchange. third floor) California. Street, San Francisco, California. Bit “PROBATE NOTICE. NW THE PROBATE COURT of the Conunty of Nevada,State of Caligornia. Inthe matter of the Estate of Patrick Gilchrist dec. . It appearing to the Court by petition duly filed by J. M. Bush, administrator of the said dece sed, praying for an order of sale. of the real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate,to pay the debts outstanding against deceased add debts expenges and charges of administration. It is thetefore ordered by the Judge of the said Probate Court, that all persons interested in theestate of said deceased, appear before the said’ Probate Court on Saturday, the 13th day. of. mber, 1873, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of said Probate Court at Nevada City, in County of Nevada, to show cause why anorder should not be granted to the said Adminstrator to sell so much of the real estate of said deceased as shall be necessary and that s copy Of this order be published four su~es— sive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in said county, ten days prior to the fixed for said hearing: Dated Aug 12th,"1873. . SOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Office of the County Clerk of the County , of Nevada. I, T. C. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State of California, and Ex Officio Clerk of the Probate Court in and.for said County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be.a true, full and correct copy ofan order duly made and entered upon the minutes of ‘said Probate —~) Witness my hand and the geal of seal } anid Probate Court, this 12th day —~ ) of Aug, A. D. 1873. T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. Jno. Pattison, Deputy. M. 8. Deal, Atty. a3 Bol a SALE.—Stute of Californis, County of Nevada, ss. Township ot Kureka. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of J. M. Ballard, Esq.,an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date July 25thyA. D, 1873, to satisfy a ju ent rendered by said Justice of the Peace, on the 25th day of July, A. D. 1873, in favor of .W.B. Churchill and against Rising Stat Mining Co., a co: tion, for the eum of ($141.00) one hundred and fortyone dollars debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I havetaken in execution, and will _ sell to the highest bidder for cash the following bed property to-wit: All the right, title and interest of the above named ? defendant of, in and to that certain quartz mill, with engine, boilers, stamps, wheels, beite, shafts, batteries, copper plates, and all the appurtenances thoreunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, together with "two Cars “and “se certain wire rope; office of thea Company, 37, New Merchants’ . Exchange, Cala. Street, San Francisco, Cal., . dsy herein } distant. .da County Mining Records. ches in diameter bears N. 95 30’ W 95 links distant. Thence South 72 30’ W. 129.00 chains to & spruce tree 30 inches in dfameter, marked B. M. No. 4. Thence N. 30’ W. 20.00 chains to a spruce‘tree 30 inches in diameter marked B. M. No. 5, Thence N. 55> 54, W. 17.57 chains to a post, the centre of Section 11. T.16 N. R. 10 ‘East Mount Disble Meridian. Thence West30,00 chains to a post, the center of Section 10, whence the North east corner of tract No. 2 of this mining ¢laim bears South 27> 15° W.178.50 chsins distant. Thence North -40:00 chains te-a—-post—-which~wih be-thequarter section post between Scctions 3 and 10,, Thence Fast 40.00 chains to a post which will bethe Section ‘corner common to Sections 2, 3,10 snd 11. 64.52 chains to a post marked B.M. No. 6 in stone mound. Thence West 120.00 chs: to place of beginning, and containing one thousand four hundred and sixty-one and 91-100 acres, and being ® pertien of Section 1, 2;3, 4, 10 and 11, Township 16, North, Range 10 E. and Sections 33, 34 and 35, Tp. 17 North, Range 10 East Mount Diablo base and Meridian. Siar Sac Tract No, 2. ‘Near Chalk Bluffs. , Commencing at a stake marked B. M No 1, in mound of stones standing in thicket of small pines, and from which a post intended for but not approved as, the quarter section post between Sections 29 and 32, Township 16. North, Range 10 East Mount Diablo Meridian, bears South 3> W 23.70 chains distant. Thence variation ‘18° E S 62> 45’ B 10.00 chains to a stake marked B: M. No. 2, from which a black oak 50 in.” dianieter bears North 39° 45’ East 180 chs Thence North 339 45’ East 123 00 chains to a black oak 30 inches in diameter marked B, M. No. 2, standing on the north bank of South Yuba Ditch Company's Reservoir, whence the South west corner of tract of land No.1 bears North 27> 15" E 178,50 chains distant. Thence North 62° 45” W 10.00 chains to a stake marked. B. M. No. 4, from which a black oak 18 inches in diameter bears N36> 30’ E.86 links and a -Yellow Pine, 14 inches in diameter bears 8, 63° E 104 ehains distant: Thence 8. 33° 45’ W. 123.00 chains to place ef beginning. and containing 122 22-100 acres and being a portion of.the E of Sec. 29, N W 34 of N W of Section 24, and 8 W \& of 8 W ¥ of Section 21, Township 16 North. Range 10 East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.— Said location was made May 29th, 1866, by J.L. Sandford.etal. and recorded in Book 3 of Mining Records, pages 566 to-573 NevaAdjoining claimants are the owners of the Sugar Loaf claim on the South ; and Rose and Duryea; on the west by Hussey Brothers, Frank Ennis and South Yuba Canal Company. All persons holding any adverse cleim thereto are hereby requested to present the same before this office within 60 days from the first day of pubjication hereof. . j26 T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ANNUAL MEETING. FFICE OF GOLD RUN MINING CO., San Franci-co, July 31st, 1873.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gold Run Mining Company will be heldat the office of the Secretary, corner of Market and Spear Streets,on Monday, teniber Ist, 1873, for the election of a d of Trusteee to serve for the ensuing year. alt __0. ©. PALMER, Secretary. sos . 78>) Coos Bay Coal Agency. > 3 ay 4 spre 4. BERRYMAN -& “DOYLE, EALERS in Cumberland, Lehigh and = all descriptions of Fereign and Domeatic Coals.. Also, ; _. Pig IRON. © Bulkhead, bet®yeen Pacific & Jackson St . Wharves, San Fi ancisco, —~ NILES SEARLS, . Attorney and Counselor at Law AT BRIC { OFFICE, In Fiont of tie Conrt-House, Nevada City. Finest Coffee in the World. Is that manufactured by “MARDEN & MYRICK, San Francisco. ——T. . : 7 O burnt and ground Coffee, in papers: N is equal to that-ef_Marden & Myrick Try it, and we guarantee: you: will n¢ver . use any other. It cen be had ef any grocer iff this county. It has been in use over that it is . THE BEST. Take no other kind if you want good Coffee. 7 . San Francisco, July 15th, 1873. { —+ i U. S.A. Indian ‘Root Bitters. CONTAINS NO 4LCOHOL. Thence North.. physicians in the East. For CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS and CHRONIC DISEASES, *_ SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUSCOMPLAINTS and INDIGESTION, It has No equal. _Try it. _It can be had atall first class saloons and. grocery stores. Dealers can obtain it of San Franeisco job; bers, or of the agent for this coast. ~ 418 Sacramento Street. _No Family should be witheut it. San Francisco, July 15th, 1873. BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. (APrTAL STOCK $200, 000. : OFFICERS : JOHN W. HINDS, President. Be We TOLL os ccc sion naan’ ..CASHIER DERECTORS : : A. C. Niles, . Chas. Marsh, R.W, Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A.H. Parker. John W. Hinds. Hare gi TO LOAN on good collateral security. Highest Price paid for City and Coun Legal Tenders Boughtand soid at Regula: Warrants. Rates. Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min o General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, £a Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Germany. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Insurance Company. : CoRRESPONDEN1I8—Bank of Califarn® , Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramento Agency Bank of California, Vitginia City. Interest on Time Deposits will be -allowed, as follows : Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time * wise biacksmith shop with anvil, bellows and tools. Said property is situated on the , bead of Devil’s Canon, about four miles in a south-westerly direction from the town of.Graniteviile, Township of Eureka, County. of Nevada, and State of California, and known as the property of the Rising Star Mining Oo., # corporatiGn. “Notice ia hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash in U.S. gold and silver coin, in front of J. Egan’s saloon, in the town of Graniteville. on Tresday, the di day of September; A. D. 1873, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M. and. 5 o'clock P.M. Taken asthe property of the above named defendant to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. . Given under my hand this 8th day of August, A, D. 1873. et RICHARD DILLON aid Constable Pureka Townsbi United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal, August 19th 1873. ~ ‘ 8. °D. Merchant, Thomas Mein, R. Wing, Oscar Maltman, Peter Ismert aad Elijah Prior, and to all whom it may concern; Whereas, you filed your affidavits , , Menge 8 East, to be mineral in and ‘by Gommissioner’s letter dated December 2d, 1871, the game land is to be treated as mineral in 6haracter, and more valusble for mining then for agricultural purpose the ig proved after due notice. And whereas, Philander Sutton. (Post-office address Nevada City, Cal.) did, onthe 3d day of March, 1873, file in the Register’a office of this District his , homesterd application No. 546, claiming the same land, and an affidavit alleging that it is icultural in_character, and more i Eton See for mining purposes. erefore, you~ will please take notice, that-under and by virtue of instguctions from the ; missioner of the General Land Office, May 6th, 1671, we have fixed the 24th day of hept. A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M., at this office, before the Registerand Receiver, for the hearing-of: to. determine ag to the mineral or agriculfural character of aald lands. °° "2 eo. 5, \~> in witness whereof, we haye.heredeal } auto set our heads and affixed the vee ‘MeFARLAND, Register. : a22 HART FELLOWS, Receiver, . ore Notice to Creditors. ~——— > j s#ilebriat, deceased: quem by ‘the undersi dG adiministryptor of the above named Fstaté, to the iors of, avd all persons having claims Notice ia hereby smi aat 2gid .decdascd, ta exhibit the satae . “with the necegsery vouchers within four months sfter the publication of this notice, 40 the the tndersigned admiifstrator, at] at the Court House, Novada City, }bie office Neved@ Qenneyy ; Nevada, Ros tth, 1873. . : JOUN M, BUBH, Aministrator. Cha? Mekly yy Agent. a5 ‘ \ \ in the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N E _E_North, . character, N THR imatter of the Vatate of Pa'rick . LAY FREIGHT BY WAY OF WHEATLAND, ~TO— NEVADA and GRASS VALLEY. . CHEAPEST ROUTE. ~~ €. HOLLAND, roe ™AnerNe uenceanr. Mark gooas, ‘Care of C. Holland, Wheatland.” Teaws always on hand to convey goods through without delay. By sending goods this way there is a aaving of $°.60 per ton either from Sacramento or San Francisco. C. HOLLAND, jy8 . Wheatland. B. LUTZ, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, IS pre fect fit guaranteed country. lowest rates. If you want a fine order, or any thing me a cali, B. LUTZ. At the old stand, on Broad Street, below National Exchange. Hotel, Nevada, June 22d, 187%. . pared to make Boots and Shoes in. the latest and most fashionable styles. A perin in all eases, and prices as reasonable as-any establishment in the —Boets and Shoes repaired in the best manner, on the shortist notice, and at the pair of boots made te done in my. line.give a POTTER’ & SIGOURNEY, No. 18 Commersial Street, A Sie GERSWALE WALL PAPER, and WINDOW SHADES. . * evade, April 86sh;18¢3 CHAS. H. WYMAN, (Permerly Clerk U. S. Land Office. Attorney for Land Claimants, : ’ Saeramente, Cal. PABTICUIAR attention given to all business ponnectsd witn Public Lends Somesteads, Pre-cmptions, Applications ehousl Lanes annum. @?” Persons residing at a distance can send money by Express. : Checks on Solveiit Banks taken at par. CASHIN&CO,, “OF NEVADA CITY, ' @ RE now prepsted to furnish the interior trade with BEEF CATTLE, HOGS,AND SHEEP, At their place of business, Nevada City, or deliverthem wherever desired, Their facilities enable them to sell very low, and the beat of Stock will always be kept om hand. : Address — 4 CASHIN -& CO., . Nevada City. W. A. ROWE, House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER. “HOP ON BROAD STREET, next BuiliKD ing to the Skating Rink. All orders promptly and faithfu.ly attended to. je4 W. H, DAVIDSON. . JUSTICE Or T THE PKACE. . ONVEYANCING done and Collections A made. Otice—Odd Fellows’ nell building, Broad Street, Nevads. jivs ~ ROOMS TO LEL, oe ROOMS for single gentla. . men cen be vbtaired at tire house furmerly occupied by Kichard Kelsey, corne: of Main and Cottage streeta. “Apply to J. House, = jy 26-im' ? 1 No. 4” THE WONDER OF THE, AGE. . 4.54 1. Dense, Puss thitsugh Stake No. 3, / @ S. HOLBRUUE, at hia store, or at the )_ No."497. Application for-a Patent to a _. Mining Claim. UNITED STa’TES LAND OFFICE, Y OTICE is hereby given, That FrederN erick Ogden and Henry B. Tichenor, whose Post Office address is San Francisco, CsP, snd Sa: Jacke and Samnel McCard}, whose Post Office ig Washington, . Nevada County, Cal. have made application . for Patefit for three thousand lineal feet of 4 the Canen Creek Quartz lode bearing gold, . } with surface ground six hundred feét in j width, situate ii Washington Mining Dis. triet, Nevada County, Calforpiay and dea i cribed inthe plist and field notes on file in j ' this office as follows, viz : 2 Survey of Exterior Boundaries. PS Gomth 45. 2. L. No. 1” from. which a hes in diameter bears 3. EO co dhatms anda Black Oak ip 17 North, Range 11! ‘3.51 chains ; t East, Mount Diab bears S. 43>, 15° E. which a Black GQak 36 inches r, bears--S. 12> 30’ W 42 links, } in diame twenty years, and the people have decided . .4 q Black Oak 30 ‘inches in diameter} thenre 8. } bears KN. T= 30’ E 107 links: } 30 15° W.7 5 chaius to the South ide of . Canon Creek, and 8.00 chainsto the North ‘side of Canon Creek and (ascending Bluff } 45.45 chains to astake. mark&d “C. C.Q, L, rom which a Black Oak 22 inches tin di. ‘er, bears 8.445 30° W.33 links, and a Live pia $ 28° E 123 links; thence S 69> 45°°W. {9.09 chains to’a stake matked “C. 9 2 Fa Pah } No. 5,” from which s live oak 40 inches /E:C 3Jinks: Thence $. 205 15’ .E 39.90 chains to the north side of Canon Creek,

and 40.45 chains to the i Canon Creek, south side of . black oak 7 inches in diameter bears N 73° . TIS recommended by all the proniinent . 30’ E 75 links,.and a black.o«k: 12 inches in. . diameter bears N 51° 30’ W links, and . Canen Creek bridge “bears S 16> W about }.3.50@ chains; thence N 69° 45° 4.544 chains . tothe place of beginning, and containing . 41 27-100_acrés and being a portion of the tW -1¢—of-Section 4,-Township.17_ North, . Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Merid. Said location was male in the year 1866 . by A. B. Lindsey, Albert Lindsey, Samuel . Howe, Montgomery Howe, John Huston, . Orin Judson, Francis Smith, Thomas Free. nan, B. F. Derrickson, Robert Lytle and 19 others. Adjoining ciaimants are Cowles ¢t-al-en the north. Ail persons holding any adverse claim thereto-are hereby requiréd to present the same before this office within sixty dsys from the first day of publishing Hereof, T. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byrne. Attys for Applicants. a6 NEW SAW MILL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. 5 HE New Miltat Willow Valley is completed and we are now ready to fill afl orders for Building or Mining Lumber. * Ali kinds of Lumber kept constantly. on hand. Orders left at the office on Boulder Street, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, Pine Street will be promptly attended to. jy2 _ M.Ur& D. MARSH, NOTICEAVING sold out our Business, con-. sisting of a well-selected stock of Clothing, &c. to Messrs HYMAN BROS, we thank the people of Nevada city and county for their liberal patronage bestowed upon us and solicit a continuance of the same to our successors. ASCHHEIM BROS. : Cor. Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 1, 1873. Wefraiarneaye ‘Referring. to the above notice of Aschheim Bros. we desire to give notice that we will continne in the same line of business at the old Clothing stand. Corner.of Broad and Ping streets, and solicit the patronage of their former customers. and assure them afaction in all our dealings. Aug. Ist. HYMAN BROS. BROAD STREET, NEVADA Opposite National Exchange Hotel. the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and AARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in ie) part of Ad, State. El t Buggies, Wagons ané@iHacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Becnglon pase om ae ftom -vice, of good e and capable of going as fast as an:tleman cares to drive. “ Asa for Funerals. attended towith pomprtness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the greatest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevads, May 25th. LAnceioes & ROBINSON have Imperishable Fragrance. : MURRAY & LANMAN’S CELEBRATED FLORIDA WATER. gf RLS richest, most lasting, yet most del. ieate of all pertumes for use on the HANDKERCHIEF, AT THE TOILET, AND IN THE BATH. As there are imitations and counterfeits, always ask for the Florida Water. prepared by the sole proprietors. LANMAN & KEMP, NEW YORK. my22 * NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ; 7 > Al persons having claims against the estate of Daniel Trevethick, deeeased, ore requested f them to the undersigned, the date of the first publiestion of this notice. JOHN TREVE! HICK, Adrainistrater, eta _ DINELE «& BYRNF,’ tornevs & Counszlors at Loaf, (James K. Byrne, Actary Public.) @ { PMxcuavge Valley, 4 Bicdiding Mala Street, Gras: se eh Sphere; FFICH—Wext doce to Poet-Omice,” ie" / ARCADESSALOOW. A DIOINING Greenwald's Cigar Store, on 2% Broud Street, Nevada City Av. CARBRYY =< ‘LIQUOhs and CIGARS 4 2 drop in end gee me. = mt . Keeps constantly on bana the best of' WINES Ot friends ond new comers sre invited August 19th, 1892. OB. Stidger, -atty. "EMPIRE MEAT MARKEY Commercisi Street, Nevada. ANES MONRO heving opened a Meat uelity of beef, Mouton, Pork, Vea Corned i$, Cormed Pork, te os tLe lowest Pate jthe county of meter, bears S$. G5 W 44 links, . ce } m a true line, var 17° 30° E N. 69° 45° EL m s toa stake marked “C.C, Q. i and 45.45 chains -to astake . . marked **C. C. Q. L, No.6,” from whfch a . 8 well as the entire commiunity perfect tat. ¥ he all Per i. N the matter of the estate of Daniel Trevt present ra' tor of said estate, at his office—O. P. #tiager’s law office -at_ North San Juan, daly authenticated, within ten months from the 6 { : Election Proclamation. TATE CF GALIFORNIA, Executive Department, Sacramento, August 1, 1873. Notice is bere by given that a General Election will be beld threughout the State on = “Wednesday, the 3d-dey ef September, 1873, Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 4th, 1873.) . at which time the folleWing officers are to : . be elected. State Senators, as follows :—Second., Dis. trict, composed of the cofipty of Los An. member; Third. District, com. gelos—one posed of tie counties of Santa Barbars, San Louis Ob'spo and Ventura— One Senator: -Fouct District, compored of the . éounties of Tulare, Eresno and Kern—one . Senatory “Seventh District, composed of . the county of Santa Clura—one Senator; . Kighth District, composed of the counties of San Francisco and San Mateo—two Sen. ators—(to be elected in, ‘he cguity cf San . Francisco;) Ninth District, éomposed of ' a* a stake in a stone mound . the county of Alameja—one Sepater; Twelfth District, compored of the coun. ties of ‘Fuolumne, Mono and’ Inyo> one . Senator; Thirteenth District, compcsed of . Calaveras—one Senator; . Fourteenth Disiritt—-composed of the . COUNEES OF Amador and Alpine—one Sen. } ator; Fifteenth District, comyposéd of the county of El berado—one—Senator; Six teenth District, cdimposed of the county cf} Sacramento—one Sengtor; seventeeth Dis. triet, composed of the counties of Solano . and ¥elo—one Senator: bine‘centh Dis; trict, compas: d of tie county of Sonoma— . one Senator; Fwentieth District, composed . ef the county. of. Plicer—one . senator; . Twenty-first Disirict;composed of the: . county of Nevada—one’Senator; Twenty. . second District, conrpos d of the county of . Sierra—one Senator;-Twenty-thita District } composed of the counties of Yuba and Sut. fer—one Senator; Twénty-fourth -Distrtet, . k20 inches in diameter, bears j composed of the counties of Butte, Plnuas t and Lassen—two Senators—(one Senator to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death Gg Senatcr Boucher, and one Senator to b os ; elected by the county of Butte); Twentyi in diameter beafs N.J0S E 47 liks, anda . . black oak 165 inches in diameterbears 8. 36" . eighth-Distriot, composed of the county of Siskiyou—oreSenator.-—— MS Also members of the Assembly, as follows: San Diego county, one member; San Bernardino county, one member; Los Angéles county, two members; Santa Barbara, San Louis Obispo and Ventura counties, one member; Fresno county, one member, Tulare and Kern counties, one member, Mariposa county, one member: Merced and Stanislaus counties, one member; Monte. rey county, oné men ber; SantasClara county, one member: Santa Cruz county, one member; San Francisco county, twelve members: San Mateo county, one member; Alameda county 2 memirs; Contra Gosta 1 member; Marin county 1: San Joaquin county 2: Tuolumne, Mono end Inyo counties 3; Calaveras county 3 ; Amador and Alpine 2; El Dorado eounty-4; Sacramento county 5; Solano county 1; Yolo county 1; Napa and Lake counties 1; Mendvcino county 1; Sohoma county 3; Piacer-county 3; Nevada county 4; tierra county 2; Yuba county 33 Sutter county. 1; Butte county 2; Plumas and Lassen counties 1; Tehama and CSlusa counties 1; Shasta county 1; Trinity county 1; Humboldt county 1; Klamath and Del Norte 1! Siskiyou county 2. : “And I do hereby otfer a reward of $100 for the arrest and eonviction of any and every person violating any of the psovisions of ‘Title IV. Part 1, of the Penal Code ; such rewards to be paid until the total amount hereafter expended for the purpose reaches the sum o’bemthousand dollars.” ‘In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, dnd caused the Great Seal of State to be affixed, at Sacramento, this first day of Augupt, 1873. ; NEWTON BOOTH, Governor. Attest; . Drury Melone, Sec’y of State. In accordance with the foregoing proc!amation of the Governor of the State of California, it is hereby ordered that-a Gen-ral Election be held on Wednesday, the third day of September, 1873, at the several election precine'ts of Nevada County for the following State, County and Township Ofticers, to-wit : One State Senator. Four State Arsemblymen. One Sheriff. One County Clerk. One Gounty Reeorder. One Treasurer. One District Attorney. One Superintendent of County Scheols. One County Surveyor. One Public Administrator. .One Coroner. Two Gonstablés ia and tor each Fownship ia the County. One Supervisor for Supervisor. District No 3, composed of he Townships of Pioomfield, Eureka-and Washington. Fe One Supervisor for Supervisor District No 4, composed of the Townships of Bridgeport and Rough & Ready. One Supervisor for -Supervisor District, No. 5, composed of the Townships of Meadow Lake and Little York. The Supervisors elected will classify themselves after their election as to the . length of their respective termsin accordance with thprovisions of the code. And it is jurther ordered, in accordance with Section 1,142 of the Pouitical code of the State of Callfornis, that thefeliowirg named persons be, and they are hereby appointed officers of election in and for their respective precincts. And that said election be held in the house or room desinated opee the name or “ach of said precinct, viz ART 1. TILLEIV, Of Crimes. against the Elective Franchisé. == Sec, 41. Every person charged with the performance of any duty under the previsions of any law of this State relating to elections who wilfully neglects or refuses to perform it, or-who in his official cape-. city knowingly and fraudulently acts in contravention or violation of any of the provisions of such laws is, unless a different punishment for such act or omission is rescribed by this Code, punishable by e not éxceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceeding five years; orby both. Sec. 42. Everh persén who wilfully causes; procures. or allows himself'to’be registered in the,Great Kegister of any county knowing Limself not to be entitled to such registration, is punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail or State Prison not exceeding ons year, or by beth. In all eases where on the trial of a person charged with any. offense under the provisions of this section, it appears in evideice that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being qualified for such registration, the Cou’ t must order such registration te be cancelled. . SEc. 43. Every person, who, after being duly reyrired the Board of j at “any election, reiuse to be sworn, or who, after being sworn, refuses to answer any rtinent questions propounded by such Board touching ae ot says or the right ef er person to vole, is guilty uf a misdemeanor. ite Ske. 44. ] person. summoned to a: rand testify before any of sts a tion, who willfully disobeys such sumoe ~ em of a misdemeanor. iC. 45. Every person not entitled to-vete who fraudulently votes, and_ every who votes more than once at any One election or knowingly hands in two er more ickets folded together, or changes any balballot box, or adds or attempts to add ballot to those legally polledat aay clestion either by fraudulently introducing the game into the ballot box before or after the bal‘OF Mixes With, Grattempts to add to i Witp, the ballets lawfully Datied, scher Duliots while the same are being counted or canvassed, or at any other time with intentto change tae tesult of such election CaCO RE s way or destroy, any poll iist,lots or balict box, ea tie perpe ea a inek ing US oP imvahdsting such slection,.or w.lfuliy detains, matilates, or destro) 8 say éieofion Peturag, or in any manner so inter. feres with the offers holding auclrelection or conducting such canvags, or witn the voters lawivily exercising their tights of Wwung at such election, as to prevent such -@9. Market on Cotomereiul pircet. ig urn. pated to supply customera with tthe bess i she Whe ftsudulomily kitem: eetion or canvases irom being fairly held ot after the same has been deposited in the lots therein have been counted, or adda to ter or who, being entitled to vote, atte vetp more than once-at any ateatinn . guilty of 8 misdemeanor. Bs: Src. 47. Every petson who procures aids assists. counsels, or advises another to giv ‘< oF offer Tis vote at any election, knowing that the ‘person is not qualified to yote = guilty of a misdemeanor. ote Seo. 48. Every officer or Clerk of Elec ticn whe aids in changing or destroying any poll list, or im placing any ballots in the ballot box, or taking any theresrom, or adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to those Je. gally pulled at such election, either by fraudulently introducing the same into th bullot box before or «fter the ballots there. in have been ccnnuted, er adds to or mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with the ballots polled, anyother ballots, while the same are being counted or canvassed ee or ut any other time, with the izftent to change the;-resnit' of such election, or 4). VO lows anotierto do te when in his power to prevent it, or carties away or destroys, cr knowingly allows another to carry away oy desttoy, any poll list, ballot box,’ or ballots 5 ANCES lawtully polle', is puiishable Gy ingpris. onment.in the StetePrisonfor not lersthan two hor more tlian seven years,SEC. 49. Every Inspector, Judre; oF Clerk of an el ction; Who, previous to puting the ballot of yn elector in the ballot box, at. tempts to find out any nameé.on such bal. N. P., BROY lot, or who opens, orntffers the folded ba). lot of any elector which has been handa: in to be opened Gr examined previcns to ; putting the same into the ballot, box,-cr ms who makes or places any-mark or device on Transcr any fplded ballot with the view to agcer. ~~ eee tain the name of any person. for when: the : be eleckor Has Voted, 6F WhO, Wi*tHOUEt the con. ~ One Yearsent-of-the ele tor, discloses the name cf ®ix Month any person Which such Inspector, Judge, or Three Mot Clerk has fraudulently or illegally diacoyPer wee ered to have been voted for by such elector,is~punishabie by fine, not less than fif: Rates fe Dor more than five hundred dollars, = Ist inserti $xc.50.~Every person who forges or sequent ii counterfeits returns of an election purport vertisers. imgta have been held-at a precinct, town, (neem semen or ward where no election was in fact held, or wilfully substitutes Tor, a or counter. feit returns of election in the place of the true returns, for a.precinet, town or ward ra where no election was actually held is-furishable by ir prisonment in the State Prison FIR for a term of not less than two ner more ' than ten years. : 4“ SE. ob Every person who wilfully adds : Self-} to, or substracta from, the votes, ‘actually oe cant at an election, in any returns, or who > alters such returns, is punishable by imprisonment inthe State Prison for not less Th than one nor more than five years. eS Sec. 52. . Every person who aids or abets use in the commission of any offenses menernmeut. tioned in the feur preceeding sections, or Mines, I who, being present at or Cognizant of the vate Dwi commission of either such offences, does Frencise not give informaticn thereof #8 soon #3 F practicable to the District Attorney or Entire Grand Jury of the proper county, or to to some Justice of the Peace of such coanty, is punishable by imprisonment in the A SAFE County Jail for a period of six months; or in the State Prison not exceeding two years, _ ; Sec. 53. Every person whc, by force, Send fi threats manaces, bribery, or any corrupt ; means, either . directly or indirectly, atR n-this tempts to influence any elector in givieg coed his vote, or to deter him from giving his rT 8 = vote, orto deter him from giving the same, ‘ Bran or to attempt by any means whatever to Hoist awe, restrain, hinder,: or disturb any elecoisting tor in the free exercise of the right of sutfcrRIC age, or furnishes any elector wishing te vote, who cannot read, with a ticket, inG@ forming or giving such elector to under. PF stand that it contains a name written or OF aq printed thereon, or defrauds any elector Pp at any such election, by deceiving snd causing such elector to vote ,for a diferent jy5 person or any office than he intended or des red to vote for; «r who, being Inspetor, Jadge, or Clerk ofany election, while acting as such, induces, or attempts to induce any elector, either by means er reA ward, or promise thereof, to vote differently Gity from what such elector intended or deda sireé'to vote, he is guilty of a misdemeanor. still Sec. 54. Every person who, with intent to promote the election of himself,-or any other person either, fo uge 1. Furnishes entertainment at his ¢x. Apdo pens to any meeting of electors previous to or during an election. 2: Pavs for, procures, or engages to pay for any such entertainment. 3. Furnishes ur engages to pay or deliver any money or property for the purpose of procuring the attendance of voters at the po.ls, or for the purpose of compensating any person for procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of voters who are sick or infirm. © 4. Zurnishes or engages to pay or deliver any money or property tor any purpose in hes) tended to promote the election of any County candidate, except for the expenses of holdTam ing and conducting public meet ngs for gars an the discussion of publicquestions, and of asian printing and of circulating ballots, handUBL abe bills, and other papers previous to such election —is_guilty.of a misdemeanor. _ Neva * Sec. 66. Every person who, being a cand> — date at any election, offers‘or agrees to «p point or procure the appointment of any particular person to officeas an inducement or consideration to any person to vote for, or procure or aid in procuring the election of such candidate, is guilty of a misdce o> a geo BE. very person,.not being » candiOILDE date, who communicates any offer made in violation of the last section toany person, with intent to induce him to vote for or to procure the election of the candidate Prom Inaking the offer, is guilty of a misde-., Se meanor. ; sagas Sec. §§ 84, 85, 86, Every person who gives or offers to bribe any officer or member of any legislative caucus, politics! con( ¥ vention, committee, primary election, oF 1 political gathering of. any kind, held for ning b the p se of nominating candidates for. _Vads C officesof honor, trust, or profit in this daily, State with intent fo influeuce the perpi son to whom such brite is given or offe ©o} to be more favorable to one candidate than Rg another, and every person, member of an either of the bodies in this section mentionSan dy ed; who receive or offers to receive sBY vada such bribe, is punishable by imprisonment ae , , im the State Prison not less than one BOT more than fourteen years. » Sec. 68. Every person who by threats, intimidations,or uniswfal violence, willfully hinders or prevents. electors from assembling in public meeting for the coD@ideration of public questions, is guilty_of & misdemeanor. : ’ Bec. 69. Every:person who willfully ay turbs or breaks up any public meeting electors or others, lawfully being held for the purpose of considering public que™ tions, is guylty of a misdemeanor.Bec. 60, Every person who makes, offer, or accepts an S or wager upon the rsult of anv ; or upon-the--saccess. or failure of any n or ¢andidats, of upon the number (f votes to be cast either in the aggregate or of any. particular candiate, or upon the vote tobe cast upon BY person, is guilty of a misdemean’T. —_—s " Bec. 61, Every person who wilfully “ lates any of the provisions of the laws © this State relating to elections, is, unl#s * different punishment for such violation * resctibed by this Code, unishable by * of an not. exceeding one thousand do}lare, oF the. by imprisonment ‘n the State trison net exceeding tive yerrsor by dothOrder made and-entered Friday, July 5° 1873. J.W. ROBB, ) yi M.L. MARSH, { Supervisors # ee peavey: <3}, 2a Attest, T. C. PLUNKETT, Ch THe entero Pattison, Beputy. ocho saya ress = Por OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. Fede BAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEK aan } ‘from the effects of Errors and Abuee?® . inearly lity, Manlded restored. unk" k iments to warriage removed, New methes ek of ireatwient. New and remarkable ree dies. Rooks and. cireulara sent ‘Tees 3F sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD exd lawfully conducted is guilt Bee. 46, Every person A perenne emtitied to) Philadelpbia. Fs.-— Vega Pts to vote, . high’ reputation tor henorable conduct c yrotess:onal wk: }, SOCIATION, No 2®South Ninth; Miewets an institution bak?