July 28, 1887 (4 pages)

geqaers She Daily Transcript. aS. 8. 8 WIRE ie ato we gs neem es his life isa round of accidents and ————s matter being a subject which int more or less everybody who can read, I . mnay perhaps be allowed to enter into . some detail on ‘the system of newspaper . ONE CENT PAPERS OF PARIS. Syxtem of Newspaper Distribution in the French Capital<The Kiosques. The publishers of one cent papers have nifurally wished the intermédiaries and ners agents to bear their sbare in the increased expenses due to the augnentation of tWe size. The small four column one cent paper used to be sokl at sixtyeight cents a hundred; enlarged one cent paper is soll at seventyfour cents a hundred. has provoked much discontent among . _ the intermediaries, who demand a dim. inntion instead of an increase of the . wiiolesale price. the five column This now" tariff The manufacture and sale of reading erests . known to me.” es \ . . . “@astoria is so well adapted tochildren that . [recommend it as superior to any prescription . HA. Arcisr, M.D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. distribution in Paris. Some of the papers . Aksclutcly Pure. HIS POWDER NEVER VARIES \i A Marvel of purity, strength andj of carriers for each journal These carriers distribute the petition with the multitude of low test, short . journals in the kiosques and in the shops Se the news venders, settling accounts . eagh day and taking Lgck the grsolt THE LATEST STYLE, SWEETEST TONE Another special category of WM.T. COLEMAN & Ci., Agents, . newspaper. sellers are the ‘‘camelots,’’ or Dimensions: Length: 45 inches; heidbt, ho cry papers in the street. : llérs of this kind, ewholesomeness. More economical than the . ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in comweicht, aluin or phosphate powders. Solid Only in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., : 106 Wall strect, New York san francisco. buy . which. for t . their own; istrict. . numbers. Faas eS fy _! hawkers, w — . There are some 500 se go¥ : . who howl sensational news, and . who . have asale department and carriers of . but the majority deal with . for Infants and Children. Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Se. Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes diWithout injurious medication, ~ Tax Cunrava Company, 182 Fulton Street, N.Y. ntermediaries, who have special squads . nme . being taken-of-unsold copies. ! Besides the ‘‘camelots’’ there are nearly ; 4.000 persons who se . Paris, sellers of fried potatoes or of roasted cainie: or js ; chestnuts, and milk dealers, who comlur’ of # anillis waive, . . bine news vending with.their other busin.) CRG OLB yca , SES ness. mostly booksellers, and for each later editions of second class papers, he. sake of advertising, are ll. newspapers in stationers, Out of this nuniber there are 347 /BEATTY'S Best Parlor Organs. i inches: depth 22 inches. NEW STYLE NOW READY FOR 188%, _at—from_twenty_to_thirty z NI . gents a hundred out and out, no account TES PES Gris is the teatin~ ery te. t ¥ itis beyond doubt the very best forthe wornervin the-workd PESCHLPTION GF REATTY'S Sali Black Wath ttn a rieaen'’ye , thie tor it from tae very by : murket ahords oF ready money can buy. Made aiter an Uprizht Pinne Forte, with three bellows comvenders who occupy kiosques on the boule. bined—a new scientitic plan—so as to render . vards and 100 who occupy wooden booths Mexican Mustang . which has leased them for seven years to r ) Linimen . an advertising contractor at’ an annual . oUuURES Scratches, S: rains, . Muscles, Strains, . Era ions, Stitches, . Hoo Ail, . StiftJoints, . Serew . Backache, . . Galls, i . Sores, . Spavin Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Burns, Sealds, Stings, Bites, Bruises, Bunions, . Corns, Cracks. . THIS. GOOD OLD STAND-BY . accomplishes for everybody exactly what is . siained for it. Ono of tue reasons for the great . populur ty ofthe Bins’ ang Liniment is found in . its universal wpplicability. Everybody . needs sch a medicine. ; The Lambermau needs it In case of acsident, The Housewife needs it for general family use. The Canaler needs it for his teams and his . “nen. Tho Mechanic needs it always on his work . bench. The Miner needs it in case of emergency. The Pienecr needs it—can't get along withvatit. . The Farmer needs it in his house, his stable, . and his stuc« yard. . The Steamboat man or the Boatman . seeds itin Mucrul supply afk vatand ashore. The Horse-tancier necds it—it Is his best friend anit safest reliance. } "The Stock-grower needs it—it will save . him thousands of dollars aud a world of trouble. The Railroad man needs it and will need . uloneer. SO a Plerchanc needs it about his store amoug his employees. Accidents will happen, and when these come the Mustang Liuiment is Wanted #t once. . Keep a _Woitle inthe-Touse, ‘Tis the best . of ecotom). 4 . Keep a Bottle in the Factory. Its im‘oss of Wages. Keep 1 Botite,Alwayes tn the Stable sor near when wanted, pay a ground ren . wll tie SWeelest meleules possible -trou tue . Golden Tongue Reeds, patented, while at placed on the sidewalk. These booths . the same time dving away with so many t of six franes a year to ! stops to confuse the performer, yet at the . sume tiie brinzing out sweeter music than the municipality, and a rent of six francs . ever. in this Orsam attention ix paid more a month to the contractor who owns the . particularly to its music, yet the case is fin material. The kiosques, built originally . ished very neat bu plain, finished lisbt, so that the purchaser can see for himeelf that by a private company, have now become } itis not iinitation walnut built from pine the property of the municipality of Paris. ; wood, but solid walnut, built plain, so as not rental of $18,256. This contractor makes . his profit by selling the advertising space, . bellished with handsome . and he is allowed to exact, from the news . Contracted § venders who occupy the kiosques, a to take dust or dirt. Contains 18 full sets of volden tongue reeds of one-half octave cach, and 12 full stops. The two knee stops throw onthe balance. No dummies. Equal toa Elezuntly finished and emolished panels und exquisite fret work desizus. Thus it will be seen we offer an “instrument having . 36-stop Organ. For. instance, the . OCTAVE COUPLER The Octave Coupler differs from those in Hungarian, German and other foreign . any other styles, and is the greatest invenpapers, are all let at’ $5 aamonth, tenants of the kiusques are appointed in turn by the pref The . HeR of the aye in reed Organs. It is a pa i tenf divided octave coupler, and couples full tive octaves, thus doubling the power. ecture of the depurtment . It is divided at the third octave, has two coupler stops, 80 that the bass andtreble can of the Seine. and by the prefecture of . be couplec tozether or separately,as desired. police, for, like the tobacco Bhops, the newspaper kiosques are reserv gl, Lin Lie . it is made of strony coppered steel reds, and isan invaluable improvement on the old uy pernicion -cent wooden couplers in cen of pensions, for the widows of public . eral use, which couples onty: four octaves, employes or of soldiers. The privilege of . have ony ove coupler stop, Which warp, a kiosque is very inscribed. cies is twentv-five a ‘vear Cost of an fducation. much coveted, and there are always 5,000, or 6,000 demands . The average number of vacai. swell and disarrunge the entire action. To avoid getting u 35-cent wooden coupler, buy no Organ tiat has not two coupler stops,and that does not couple both ways, up ame . down. Examine tie stops carefully and if . you cannot find two coupier stops do no} _. buy the Organ; it has a wooden conpler,andg . » Wooden coupler is a continual seurce of annoyance, and renders an organ wortinless ufter a few months’ use. Best panfentéd In a drawing room in Fifth avenue two stop action to be found in the world. . men were discussing an educational question from the practical point of view of cash and value received. One was a stic’ ler for American education. year?”’ not to mention het clothing. Ww Lb second speaket took up the thread of con\ versation here by saying: ‘‘Well, I didn’t . I sent her to . No year did she . Mediute use Lu case Of accident suves pain and . cost over $350, and I am proud of her. There are a dozen convents in Canada, the . mother superiors in which are from old }* " -\ and noble French families, where the inbest teachers throughout the country unite pay $1,000a year for it. 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For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood sort of literary pieture-gallery of the yrana . qnd Skin Diseases mailed free. Tue Swirt Sprciric Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. . . Summons. . -7N THE. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE) \ county of Nevada, State of California.— ANNIE ROBERTS, Plaintiff, vs. JAMES RICHARDS ROBERTS, Defendant. . The People of the State of Cal. furnia send . greeting to James Richards Roberts, Defend. t. You are hereby required to appearin an . action wrought avainst you by the above } named. plaintiff, in the Superior Court of . the County of Nevada, State of California, } and to answer the complaint filed there . in, within ten days (exclusive of the day . of service) after the service on you of this . Summons, if served within this county; or, . . if served elsewhere, withinthirty days, o judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said com plaint ; . . The said action is brought toobtainaa de. . cree of this Court dissolving the bouds of . . matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant, upon the ground of defend. laintiff with the . ant’s failure to provide . common necessaries of life, and apon the . further ground of defendant's Ww illful nes. . . lectand abandonment of plaintiff, as is al. lleged in the complaint on file herein to! {w ich reference is hereby nade. i And you ure hereby notified that if you . fail to appear and wnswerthe said complain) . aa above required, the said. plaintiff will . apply to the Court forthe relief demandea in the complaint. . Superior Court, of the county of Nevada Oregn . Given under my hand and seal of the said . Has attuined astandard of excellence which . State of California, this sth day of May, iu} . the year of our Lord one thousand eight bun . frayti W. P. Sowden, Attorney for Plaintii.-> . No, 1631. . Application for Patent to Mining Claim . Sacramento. Cal., June 6, 1887. NOTE I8 HEREBY GIVEN, that Thom: . Ji as Maloney and M. A. Baugh, whose . Postoffice is Washington, -Nevada county, . . Cal., have made application for patent for . the Rising Sun Quartz Mine, bearing eold, . . . . ern \ as follows, viz: SURVEY OF THE LODE. . . Beginning at post in rock mound marked . . “R,S.Q. M. No. 1,” on south end of the lode . . claim from which original’post bears 8. 634° . . E. 21 links distant and post Nu. 4 of Cornu: . . copia quartz mine approved survey beais > 31° ly’ W 1.67 chains dist arnige and described iv re . dividends paid in auuJary and July. . bank business. United States Land Office, fi: } . . . — . . UNION HOTEL. MRS. J. NAFTZIGER. . . Proprietress MMONS.—1n the Superior Court of bis County of Nevada, Rate of ae nia, State of California, county of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send Greeting: To Liberty Hill Mining and Wuter Company, Anna E. Smith, Seth_Marshall, 8. M. Boyce, Michael D. Sweeney and Alvan Todd, Defendants. You are hereby on TUE LEADING HOTEL OF required to appear in an action prought . address is Anth against youin thes Superior Court of the NEVADA CITY _ .CALIFORNTA . Connty of Nevada, State of’ California, on a the 4th of April, 1887, by ©. Hudepohl, Plain . 16 North, Range7 East, tiff, and to answer the com ON THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST, . in, within ten days (exclusive of the day of =>. 1883, the management of this ho-. gervice) witer the service on you of this Simwas resumed by Mrs. J. fd mous, if served within this county;0r, if ‘ widow of the late J. Naff-. served out of this county, within thirty days HAL 8, ; rir aitt ie: er, under, whose popular con: . or judgment will be taken azainst you by California. TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others ure invited to notice the advanta,es ottered by this Hotel. The house reyr 140 reams, each of which is Nigut and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there . 4 beingno hotel inthe mountains eta! to it, The tables are supplied with the best in the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR and to those certain pieces and nated as Lots Nos. $.,40 and 41, in Tp 1b. and 84-100 acres. in said Tp County, and St.te Aiso that cer pany’s ditch. trol the house became the best . qefault, according to the prayer of said comresort for tue traveling public in Northern) pjaiut. The said action 18 brought to obtain jud <ment to set aside the Sherift’s sale made duy 0 on the ¢th day of Oct. 1886, to all that Real haat Estate lying in said county of evens, in Nevada county, as the place, before the mining land lying and being in Little York fownship, said county and State, and desin ditch known as the York Mining Coma arevad AIO right of way for ditches . Nevada City, California, Location of works perce : To whom Hney cnet GIVEN THAT George H. Williams, whee Peounty, California, Bae lee eae ort of Hi ts claim.to the $4 of SE.4 ef Section 8, Township No. ,embraced in Homes Go BTR, and names the following a8 his witnesses: James R. Vinyard, of anthony Place, P. O. Nevada county, Th 3 Brown, Anthony Place, P. oO. evada cou ty; William K. Doyle, Anthony } lace, P @. Nevada county; Charles Sehwattz, Anth ma Place, P @ Nevada county;and tht the f June, 1887, at 10 o'clock »A. M., has fixedastbe time, and Nevada City as erior Judge. mii ais SO PSELDEN HETZEL, Register. eae M.D. B, and M, containing 543 Assessment Notice. ~° ‘Also a tract of timber land TEVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY N Location of principal place of business aiyd mining tunnels, all machinery, tools . Nevada City, California. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS . and otherappliances of whatsoever nature. OR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS I 1 7 U 2 TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. . tion with said mining claims and ditches. Free Bus to and from the Depot. half mile from the village of Little York Also, that certain Canyon cliim situate one . Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting avd kind belunging to, or used in connecof the Board of Trustees, held on the Sth . day of May, 1887, an assessment, (No. 14) of ten cents per share was levied upon , . the capital stock of the corporation, pa able said county and State, known as Empire . immediately in United States gold coin, to . Ravine. Also that certain other canyon sit *theSecretary at the law office of John CaldSTAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL} gate, lying and_ being in Little York Tp] well, Broad Streét, Nevada City, Celifornia parts of the upper county, Grats Valley and . known as “Seott Ravine.” Maryeville, daily. }mnore fully described in Fook No, 56 0 Said property is Any stock upon which this assessment f\shall remain unpaid on the ith day of Deeds on pages 364 et seq. Records of Nevada . June,. A. D. 1857, will be delinquent an @23F-The best of Wines, Liquors and Ci. county, Cale to which reference is hereby . advertised for sale at public auction: and . de ars furnished at the Bar. made And tu cancel, the certificate of pur-. unless payment is made before, will be sold . chase tiede by the Sheriff, andif a Sheriffs . on Thursday, the 30th day of June, 1887, to . . deed is executed tu the purehuser under said . pay the delinquent assessment, together Hstablished in 1852. Weve RO F ASSLVY : Cfiice. . urreeable to equity. 1 » or his assigns before said judsment is; with costs of advertising and expenses of ¥ sindered, that said sheriff’ deed“be also . sale. By order of the Board-of Trustees. ' canceied, and fur such other relief as is C.E . ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at. the Law Office of John Caldwell, . For cause of action plaintiff alleges that . Broad Street, Nevada City, California mio on September 10th, 1886, defendant Todd re. —-—-—. eovered judgment against said corporation J. J. OTT, Proprictor. } defendant, in Department 1 of the Superio: NEVADA CITY. . Court of the cCityand ounty of San Francis} co, said state, for the sum of $2769 v6-100, ane i by-virtue of ap execution _issned_on sai¢ Db ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP. judgment, directed to the pheriff of Nevada . + siened, ned, melted and Assayed, “By . Sounty: California, said Sheriff on the sth Will of Philip Ricliards, deceased, to the yid Bars exchanged for Coin, In. day of October, 1885, sold all of said property connection with miy Assay Cen I nave s jinone parcel. That defendant Sycensy oa . smell Quartz “ill with whieh I can make) thesth day of September, 1886, recovered a Hey , z vith ; the j } fon defend. . Months after the first publieation of this: no request, practical Mi and guarantee correc . retu'ns'in ever Vorking tests wi { made with from Su to 500 pounds. Low, ; judginent against said corporath ( . be . unt in Department 4 of the Superior Court o PRICES . guid City and County of San Francisco fo out and return to us, and we will send you free, something of great value and importance to you, that will start . you in busitiess whieh will bring you Ip . more money righbtaway than anything else . Gn this world, Any one can do the work and ‘live at home. Either sex—all ages. SOE. et it Mon el Ma ogra Uy . ered a judgment im Department No. Two 0 needed. This is one of the genuine, import. . } said City and Cyunty, for $3433 55. ambitious and enterprising will not delay Grend outfit free. Augusta, Sataw: . to defendant Sa.ith of his said judgment. Tek Frue Concentrator is hereby expressly, made. . $1.25 64. That defendant Marshal spcoveren . . yO BE " ‘UT T . ou the Lith day of september, 1886, a jude. MONEY TO.BE MADE. CUT THIS . ment in Department } of the Superior a ; 1a . suid Marshall on Detober 10th, 1886, purchasExecutors of the Last Will of Philip Riched from said Syeepey hie geld ett and onthe 13th diy of October, 1896, paid to 4 as the Sheriff the sam of $300. to redeem said . _ ‘ross & Simonds, Attys for Executors. _ . property from said execution sale. That on the 1.th day of March, 1887, plaintiff recovthe Superior Court of suid City and County j feti Wicca tu for $9.8 38-100. That ou March ly, 1887, suid : 2 . ant ehances of alifetime. Those who are Ke oararat Aiod for record in the office of the 4 by WHOM IT ) ‘Advoen PRU ap County Recorder of Nevada County an inAdviress TRUE & CO.) Ccumentin writing purporting to be a sale And you are bereby notified that if you ~ Notice to Oreditors. i . _ Estate of Phili Richards, deceased. 1 1 OTICE I8 Ff EBEBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Exeeutors of the Last Tr creditors of, and all persons having claims . against the suid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten {. tice, to the said Executors, atthe store of +. Wm. G. Richards, at Nevada City, in the . County of Nevada, State of California, W.G RICHARDS, F.8. RICHARDS,JAMES BENNALLACK ards, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Cal. July 6th, 1887. Final Proof. UNITED states LAND OFFICE,/ Sacramento, Cal.; May 14, 1887. § JAY CONCERN: Notice f . . is hereby given that Joseph Lish, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada County, California, has filed his notice of Aliof which more fully appeats in the intention to cfler final proof in support of. complaint on file herein to which reference his claim to Lot 4,NE. 4 of NW \4,.and'8. 14 of NW. ¥% of. Section’ 26, Township: No. 14 North, Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Meri. failto appear and answer the said complaint dian, embraced in Homestead Application . as above required, the said plaintiff w 1 ap. No. 4517, filed in said office, and names the . ply to the Court for the relief demanded in following as his witnesses: . the complaint. ima In testimony whereof, I, F. G. ‘ ; Saxe Reutty, Clerk of the Superior Court . Delavica La Rosa, a8 do do aforesaid, do hereunto setmy hand . and impress the seal ef said Court, at office, —inthe City of Nevada, on the l6th day o June, A. D. 1887. F. G. BEATTY, Clirk, Offers: #1,000 Challenge te any By W. D. Hargis, Deputy Clerk. Machine. Plif'’s Att’ys jy 3 Reduced to S575. Insolvent Notice. Sacramento Bank. FPFVHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN. THE . City. Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sac: . ramento. Guaranteed capital, $500,000; paid up capital, $200,000; loans on realestate, July 1, Is8, $2,044,818; term and ordinary depos its, duly 1, 1585, $1,.50,051. p Term and ordinary deposits received, and . ay, by declared tu be insvlvent. Money loonedupon reai estate only. This Bank does exclusively a savines . ; an and.persoual, of the said debtor, exce} tsuc information furnished up . ; slication t us my be by law exempt frum execution,an on application fo W. P. COLEMAN, President. ind papers, und to keep the same safely ut r. Ep. R, HaMiLTON, Cush asil-on estate. All persuns are forbidden to pa er uny prupeity belonging to him,or to an } person, firm, or corparatlon, or associatio’ ALWAYS PURCHASE — {for hisuse. The said GO 0 DY FAR’S hidden to transfer or deliver any propert is hereka ordered. Itis further ordered that all the creditor vf said aebtur be and appear befure the Hor J.M. Walling, Judge « . Ld vviun, California, o . the Thirty-firstday of July, A. Db. 1887, af 1 o'clock A, M. of tiat day,to prove their debts Gaylord & Searls andc. A. & F. P. Tuttle, The Sheriff of Nevada county is hereby diDavid Housel, rected to take pussession of ali the estute,real . yj) M. Smith, . of ult bis deeds, Vouchers, bovks of sccuunt . til the appointment of au aksignee of his j any debts to tue said insvivent, or to delivdebtur is hereby foruntil the furtuer order of this Court, except E.A. Wetmore, Nevada City P. 0.,Nevada Co. George Kohler, do do do Fred Jacobs, do do And that the 25th day of June, 1887, at 10 } . o'clock, A. M. has been fixed as the time, and Nevada City as the place, before the Honorable, the Superior Judge. ) _mal7 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Final Proof. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,( SACRAMENTO, May 19, 1887. l-TY\O WHOM IT MAY CONCBRN: Notice . is hereby given that Morris M Green, . whose Post Office address is Nevada City, N the Superior Court of thre county of Ne-. Nevada County; California, has filed hisnovada, State of California. In the matter of Gribble & Company,insolvent debtors, Oswald A, Petre, of the firm of Gribble & Co. Uswald A. Petre having filedin this Court his . Section 3, Township No. 16 North, Range § petition, schedule and inventory ia insel-! Fast, Mount Diablo Meridian, embraced in vency, by which it appears hey Re 4 pu ib: . Honiestead Application No. 5030, and names . sulveunt debtor, the suid Oswa . Petre is. the following as his witnesses: . tice of intention to offer final proof in sup . port of his claim to the NE. 44 of W.4, the . N.4g of SE. 4, and the SW. 14 of SE. 44 of Joseph Sargent, Nevada City P.O, Nevada Co. do do do do do do n . A. R. Lord, do do do d/. and that the 22d day of June, 1887, at 19 o’clock A. M., has been fixed as the t -land Nevada City, Nevada County, as place, befure the Hon Superior Judye, mal SELDEN HETZEL, Register. y Ms Gopartnership Notice y . State of Ualifornia, County of Nevada, ss. \ TE THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby certify that we are partners, transact s. ing ageneral mereandise business at North a. . Bloomfield, Nevada County, State of Califor the Superior Court, . nia, under the firm’ name of O'Connor «¢ of the said Cuunty of Nevada, in open Court, . Morrison; that ine crate full of all the af tue Courtr ¥ salu Court, in the City of . members of such partnership are Jose w+ O'Connor and Angus RK. Morrison, and that 0. the places of our respective residencés are set opposite our respective names hereto su) _und Choose one wr more assignees of the es. scribed. . tate of said debtor, Itis turtaer ordered thatthe order be pul lished in the Nevada Daily Trauséript, u In witness whereof we have hereunto, ». this Isth day of May, 1887, set our hands. Names Thence with A ; > Fu W 56 . uewspaper of eeneral circulation, published . Joseph H. O'Connor, . in the said county of Nevaaa, as often as the . Angus R. 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All persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent, orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to any person, firm or corporation, or association or his ise. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered. it is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor be and appear before the Hon, J, M. Walling, Judse of the superior Court, of the said cofinty of Sevada, in open Court, at the Courtroom of said Court, in the said County of Nevada,. on the ELEVENTH day of JULY, 1887, at 10~o’clock” a, m:~ of that day, to prove their debts and. choose one or more assignees of the catate of said debtor, it is further ordered that the order be published in the Neyada Daily Transcript, a eg ey oad of general circulation, pullished in the said county of Nevada, as often as the said paper is published, before the said day set for the meeting of the ergdi_§ = x z 1B. 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The new contest is, in fact, based upon the principles ofan election, each competitive aper Virtually actiny in the nature of a bal. fot, andthe six lists containing the greater . aumberof the eleven names shown to be . the most popularby a majority of all the lists will be the successful prize papers The magnitude ofthe prizes wil depend iponthe amount of piney received, or in other words, oh Wie aumber of competitors. . The names and contributions of competi. tors will be acknowledved (and the pragress . of the fund shew2:n)-from week~ to” week-in FREF. OHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. HOLY ROSARY. Woodland 2 Cal, M\WE ACADEMY RECENTLY OPENED ‘ under the care of the Sisters of the Ho ly Cross, from the Celebrated Convent df St. Mary’s, Notre Dame, Indiana, is beautifully situated in the healthy and pleasant town of Woodland. 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For turther articulars apply to the SIStg OF THE HOLY CROSS, WOODLAND, WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION. . W e are now prepared to furnish all class: ex with employment at home, all the . time, or for their spare moments. Business . new, lizht and profitable. Persons of either sex easily clear from 30 cents to 9 per even. iny, and a proportional sum by devoting all . their time to the business. Boys and girl . earn nearly as much as men, That all who! see this muy send their address and test the . business, we make this offer. Po such as{ are not well satisfied we will send one dol. lurto pay for the trouble of writing. Full . particulars and outfit free. Address GEORGE . STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine. . Ordinance No. 86. AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE REVENUE, FOR NEVADA CITY. . Tre BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE _ City of Nevada do ordain as followg: . Section . , A tax of Forty-Five «ents ont each One Hundred Dollars of the assessed . aud equalized valuation of all property within the corporate limits of Nevada City . forGeneral Fund purposes; and a tax of . . JUDGE. Governing rules in thi J : < = 9 is wee JubpG Bor cireular mailed on receipt of “tah } . tage, Requests for copies of paper must be accompanied by ten cents, Address, “Grant Fund, ‘The Judge Publishing Co., 38 Park Row, New York City. . — sox Jane . Dividend Notice, IVIDEND NO, %,Q¥ FIFTY CENTS PER wea AZ share on the Capital stock of the CITI. Ton. fa BANK will become due and perakia onand after June 10th, tl x Se aoer June 1887, at the office of ; JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. e ; W.G. Richards, Clerk. i and 2-horse wagon. 7 wenty Cents on each One “Hundred Dollars . or fire purposes, is hereby lJevie j yeas A Ot, ji ereby levied for the} Passed June 6th,-1887. i H.C, MILLS, President. . jug . For Sale. Also a variety of chains. -MRB, i j9-2w Rs, EL1ZaBARRY Catalogues and Price Lists on_application . $30 00° 40 66 . . holders, as follows: t long, be ing initial point of location; 1402.5 ft o¢ 21.5 chs to postin rock mound marked “Ks . . M No. z,”" on north end of lode elaim frou . which a black oa& tree 8 in dia,bears'S 0.145 W 38 links distant. SURVEY OF EXTERIOR COUNDARLES. Beginning at post in rock mound marked . “RSQM No. 8,” at southeast corner from . which alive oak tree 5in. dia bears.8 8S W Fy Jin Theuce with ma,. netic variation 17> east, N 10S 21’ W, 17.15 . chs cross section line between sectious 2 & . 11, 88.75 chs west of section corner Common . to sections 1. 2,11 & lz, ‘lp. 17N, RIL E,M Lb . M, 1418.3 ft or 21.43 chuins; postin reck . mound marked “RSQ M No. 4,2 at north. éast corner froin which a pine tree 10in. dia . bears 8 58449 W 82 links distant; und pos . . No. 6 of Marrietta Gold & Silver “ining Co. . J. 8 tent) designated aseluot No. 88 bears . $ 269 31.48 chains distant, and section cor . ner common to sections 1, 2, 11 & lz, Tp 17.N, . K 11 E,M DM, bears $829 67’ E. 34.75 chains . distunt. Thence S 86° W 103 ft or, 1.8 . chains; post No. 2 on north endof lode . claim, 262.7 ft or 3.68 chains; post in rock . mound marked RSQM No. 5, at uorthwesr . corner from which alive oak tree Sin. diu . bears 8 18° W 35 links distunt, and oricinal . post beard No 25> W 12 liuks distant. . Thence $4° 16’ KE, 4.00 ehs, cross section line . between Sections 2 & 11, 58.1 Chains west v1 corner Common to sections 1, 2, 1 & 142, ‘l} 17 N, R1LE, M DM, 1409.8 ft or 21.386 chains to south west corner, which corner on steep . bluffof rock, impussible to set post, set u . witness post marked KS Q M No.6, WP, . which bears N 8° E, 1.72 chains distant. . Thence N 869 E, 1.72'chs, post marked KS & M No. 6, W P, 14.2 ftor 2.6chs, post No. x . on north end of lode claim, 412.5 ft or 6.25 . chains to the place of beginning, and con. taining 10 :3-100acres, ana de nated as lot . . . . No. 57,in Sections 2 and 11, Township 17 . North, Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Buse anu . Meridian. Said. location was made by said Maloney, . who conveyed one-half interest to saiu . Baugh Adjoining claimants are Marictta Gold . and Silver Quartz Mine on the exst, Cornu: . copia Quartz Mine on the south. . All persons ltolding any adverse claims . thereto are hereby required to present the . sume befure this office within sixty days, from the first day of publishing hereof. —~ SELDEN HETZEL, Kezister. _It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no. tice be published for sixty days, or teu con . secutive weeks, in the Nevuda Daily Tran-! . Script newspaper, a daily newspaper pub lished in the town of Nevada, in Nevad. county, California, that being the neuwres newspaper to the land de bed-therein. SELDEN HETZEL, Re ister. The first day of publication was gn the 8th . day of June, 1887. Jobn Caldwell, Attorney. t Delinquent Notice. {HAMPION MINING COMPANY.—LO \ cation of principal place of business; \ San Franciscy, Caiiivrain. Location ot works, Nevada county, California. . Notice—There are delinguent upon the following déscribed stock, on account. of as sessment No. .4, leyied on the 1 tu day ot . April, 1857, the seYeral amounts set op. posite the names of the respective sharea: No, No. Load Name, : Certi, Shares. Amt. . Lecocq, Theo, Cieoph., 741 +00 20 00 . ” Maizi, Jne 606 “2 50 . Mohr, Albert 430 20 00 . Mohr, Albert A956 10 00 ohr, Albert 486 10 00 . Mohr, Albert 517 2 004 Mohr, Albert Ase 8 00 . Mohr, Albert 654 Mohr, Albert . Mohr, Albert 679 Mohr, Albert 719 Wetzel, Theodore, Trust. 700 ihe ‘ . of the Board of Directors, made on tie Ltr day of. April, “1857, 60 many o 2 50 20 09 . 20 00 . ¢ & ( of said . 8 ay said delinqueat assessments Nevada City, PP ne og ry = Noat,omery Street, 0, California. . yee Y EXPRESS -AXD EMIGRAN the several Railway Lines in the East, con . necting at j. ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. . Trains. «nd other information given upon applica . Sere calling in person can secure choice oi ronter, ete, 8 00) nia. 067 ae 50 . ards, deceured. H saares of . -ti each parcel of such stock as may be neces-} \ . sury, will be soid at public auction, at tire ‘PAN OF HORSES, DOUBLE HARNESS . OUC8 of the Company, vent be stuyed. bated Nevada City, June 27, 1887, J.M.WALLING, Jud e of Superior Court. Attest: F. G, Beatty, Clerk. A. Lurrows, Atty for Iusulvent, j30 BELTING © PACKING, Clothing, Boots Shoes: eae THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE DEALER IN OF RUBBER. . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc., Etc GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. = Junction of Broud and Commercial Streets R. H. PEASE, Jr., } 8. M. RUNYON, . s4gents. 677 & 579 MARKET ST., Choice Family Groceries a Specialty, ( San Francisco, Cal. City Taxes _ NEVADA CITY, wick Tite aiitl Cheap Fares City having been placedin my hands TO same are nuw due and payable to me at the City Hall. Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company dnquent and 5 percent. will be added. WILLIAM EDDY, : ? City Marshal Nevada City June 2ist, 1887. Notice Tc Teachers, PPLICATIONS will be received by the Trains make prompt connection with . 2X Board of Education of Nevada School teach in the Public Svhouls of said District until 10 0’elock A. Mon SATURDAY, JULY th, 1887. Applications should be filed with <pihe Clerk of the Board of Education a JOHN WEBBER, td Disteiet Cier’s. Refuse Lumber. New York and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to Pullman Palace Slecping Cars Attuched to Overland Express Trains, A large quantity of Third ‘lass wleeping Cars Are Run Daily, with Overland ' . . . ' Wen Emigrant . ret No additional charge for Berths in Chird Class Cars. ‘ Tickets Suld, Sleeping Car Berths secured Refuse Lumber must be ion ut the Company's offices Where pussen. . sold » RATLBROAD LANDS Immediately at ‘FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Apply to, or Address W He. MILL, Land Agent, C. P. R. R. San . Francisco, . JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents, P.R . Talk a Sard . «, . A.N, TOWNE, ¥Y. 1. GOODManN, General Manager. Gen. Pass & Tk't Agt. . . Price One, Dollar to : Notice of Proving Will. Two Dollars per load. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR( if thecounty of Nevada, Stute of CaliforIn the matter of the estate of Philip Rich. Coorer & Crawford e Pursuant to am order of said Supe a x a er ee ‘ourt, made on the dist day ot Pete sd . : Raacachaicd with law: snd an tet rengtree pee viven, that Thursday, the . Election of Chief Engineer and Assist1887, at 10 o'clack A. .M. of vurtroom of said Court, at! . tid day, at tl virthouse in the City aud County of} ant Ohief Engineer, da, bus been appointed, as the time! The annual electi 0 £ nd place for proving the Will « id Phil-. Fe Enci . sistant Chiet Ra aa BL , » O22 Monisomery . ip Richards, discs ased ane io ete ry . epic rafthe Nevede Gre ies . Street,on Tuesday, the zist day of June, . eppiication of W x Sacie) “Also one large wagon, rigged for buek-ac . yoy? ge ee ee Sebeahe FM: . days: be ay seid delin ; ; ; James Benmallack of letters testamentary . — 7. Morzan, J. G. O'Neil ae pee ha Fates costs of udvertising . whe . 1 Bla nena toe be suld cheap in lots to suit. Apply T4AEO. WETZE!Sec 7: uppear und contest the same. 4 r ' a xineer ofthe Nevad» City Fire A sa .G, Richards and Francis} Departinent will be at City . Richards for the ‘issnanee to them and . Mallon Monday, July :5th, 187.“ Inepoetons Isaac, John Blasauf. hai else: Byorder of the ee . of Fire Delegates J. @. O'Neill, See. ISAC, President. NevadaCity, June 25, 1887, nana where any person interested may Dated Ne vada City, May or . G. BEATTY, Clerk. © Cross & Simonds, Attys for Petitioners. j2 \ imeall proceeuin.s against the said InsolBee ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA { bereby vive notice that the taxes’ on the If not paid on or before the first Monday in Aucust the same will become deDistrict from Teachers desiring positions ta. Indorsed. Filed in the office of tlie Conn ty Cierk ef Neveda County, State of Califor nia, this .bth day of May, 1887. mati F. G. BEATSY, County Clerk Stockholders’ Meeting. . . . . . JUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 'THAT 1) . & order of the Board of Directors of the ; Neyada County Mining Company, a corpo . ration, a meeting of the Stockholders of the . suid company will be held at the law office ‘lof John Caldwell, on Broad street, in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, the 15th day of Aug usf, 1587, at the hourof 7:30 o'clock p.m. of said day, forthe purpose of. increasing the Capital Stock of said Corporation to One Million Dollars, to be divided into shares of Twenty Dollars each. Dated Nevada City, June 8, 1887. justd C, E. ASHBURN, Sec'ty THE CENTURY, For 1887. THE CENTURY JS AN ILLUSTRATED Monthly Magazine, having a regularcir culation of about two hundred thousand copies, often reaching and sometimes ex ceeding two hundred and twenty-five thou sand. Chief among its many attractions tliis year isa serial which has been in active preparation for sixteen years. 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geqaers She Daily Transcript. aS. 8. 8 WIRE ie ato we gs neem es his life isa round of accidents and ————s matter being a subject which int more or less everybody who can read, I . mnay perhaps be allowed to enter into . some detail on ‘the system of newspaper . ONE CENT PAPERS OF PARIS. Syxtem of Newspaper Distribution in the French Capital<The Kiosques. The publishers of one cent papers have nifurally wished the intermédiaries and ners agents to bear their sbare in the increased expenses due to the augnentation of tWe size. The small four column one cent paper used to be sokl at sixtyeight cents a hundred; enlarged one cent paper is soll at seventyfour cents a hundred. has provoked much discontent among . _ the intermediaries, who demand a dim. inntion instead of an increase of the . wiiolesale price. the five column This now" tariff The manufacture and sale of reading erests . known to me.” es \ . . . “@astoria is so well adapted tochildren that . [recommend it as superior to any prescription . HA. Arcisr, M.D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. distribution in Paris. Some of the papers . Aksclutcly Pure. HIS POWDER NEVER VARIES \i A Marvel of purity, strength andj of carriers for each journal These carriers distribute the petition with the multitude of low test, short . journals in the kiosques and in the shops Se the news venders, settling accounts . eagh day and taking Lgck the grsolt THE LATEST STYLE, SWEETEST TONE Another special category of WM.T. COLEMAN & Ci., Agents, . newspaper. sellers are the ‘‘camelots,’’ or Dimensions: Length: 45 inches; heidbt, ho cry papers in the street. : llérs of this kind, ewholesomeness. More economical than the . ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in comweicht, aluin or phosphate powders. Solid Only in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., : 106 Wall strect, New York san francisco. buy . which. for t . their own; istrict. . numbers. Faas eS fy _! hawkers, w — . There are some 500 se go¥ : . who howl sensational news, and . who . have asale department and carriers of . but the majority deal with . for Infants and Children. Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Se.. Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes diWithout injurious medication, ~ Tax Cunrava Company, 182 Fulton Street, N.Y. ntermediaries, who have special squads . nme . being taken-of-unsold copies. ! Besides the ‘‘camelots’’ there are nearly ; 4.000 persons who se . Paris, sellers of fried potatoes or of roasted cainie: or js ; chestnuts, and milk dealers, who comlur’ of # anillis waive, . . bine news vending with.their other busin.) CRG OLB yca , SES ness. mostly booksellers, and for each later editions of second class papers, he. sake of advertising, are ll. newspapers in stationers, Out of this nuniber there are 347 /BEATTY'S Best Parlor Organs. i inches: depth 22 inches. NEW STYLE NOW READY FOR 188%, _at—from_twenty_to_thirty z NI . gents a hundred out and out, no account TES PES Gris is the teatin~ ery te. t ¥ itis beyond doubt the very best forthe wornervin the-workd PESCHLPTION GF REATTY'S Sali Black Wath ttn a rieaen'’ye , thie tor it from tae very by : murket ahords oF ready money can buy. Made aiter an Uprizht Pinne Forte, with three bellows comvenders who occupy kiosques on the boule. bined—a new scientitic plan—so as to render . vards and 100 who occupy wooden booths Mexican Mustang . which has leased them for seven years to r ) Linimen . an advertising contractor at’ an annual . oUuURES Scratches, S: rains, . Muscles, Strains, . Era ions, Stitches, . Hoo Ail, . StiftJoints, . Serew . Backache, . . Galls, i . Sores, . Spavin Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Burns, Sealds, Stings, Bites, Bruises, Bunions, . Corns, Cracks. . THIS. GOOD OLD STAND-BY . accomplishes for everybody exactly what is . siained for it. Ono of tue reasons for the great . populur ty ofthe Bins’ ang Liniment is found in . its universal wpplicability. Everybody . needs sch a medicine. ; The Lambermau needs it In case of acsident, The Housewife needs it for general family use. The Canaler needs it for his teams and his . “nen. Tho Mechanic needs it always on his work . bench. The Miner needs it in case of emergency. The Pienecr needs it—can't get along withvatit. . The Farmer needs it in his house, his stable, . and his stuc« yard. . The Steamboat man or the Boatman . seeds itin Mucrul supply afk vatand ashore. The Horse-tancier necds it—it Is his best friend anit safest reliance. } "The Stock-grower needs it—it will save . him thousands of dollars aud a world of trouble. The Railroad man needs it and will need . uloneer. SO a Plerchanc needs it about his store amoug his employees. Accidents will happen, and when these come the Mustang Liuiment is Wanted #t once. . Keep a _Woitle inthe-Touse, ‘Tis the best . of ecotom). 4 . Keep a Bottle in the Factory. Its im‘oss of Wages. Keep 1 Botite,Alwayes tn the Stable sor near when wanted, pay a ground ren . wll tie SWeelest meleules possible -trou tue . Golden Tongue Reeds, patented, while at placed on the sidewalk. These booths . the same time dving away with so many t of six franes a year to ! stops to confuse the performer, yet at the . sume tiie brinzing out sweeter music than the municipality, and a rent of six francs . ever. in this Orsam attention ix paid more a month to the contractor who owns the . particularly to its music, yet the case is fin material. The kiosques, built originally . ished very neat bu plain, finished lisbt, so that the purchaser can see for himeelf that by a private company, have now become } itis not iinitation walnut built from pine the property of the municipality of Paris. ; wood, but solid walnut, built plain, so as not rental of $18,256. This contractor makes . his profit by selling the advertising space, . bellished with handsome . and he is allowed to exact, from the news . Contracted § venders who occupy the kiosques, a to take dust or dirt. Contains 18 full sets of volden tongue reeds of one-half octave cach, and 12 full stops. The two knee stops throw onthe balance. No dummies. Equal toa Elezuntly finished and emolished panels und exquisite fret work desizus. Thus it will be seen we offer an “instrument having . 36-stop Organ. For. instance, the . OCTAVE COUPLER The Octave Coupler differs from those in Hungarian, German and other foreign . any other styles, and is the greatest invenpapers, are all let at’ $5 aamonth, tenants of the kiusques are appointed in turn by the pref The . HeR of the aye in reed Organs. It is a pa i tenf divided octave coupler, and couples full tive octaves, thus doubling the power. ecture of the depurtment . It is divided at the third octave, has two coupler stops, 80 that the bass andtreble can of the Seine. and by the prefecture of . be couplec tozether or separately,as desired. police, for, like the tobacco Bhops, the newspaper kiosques are reserv gl, Lin Lie . it is made of strony coppered steel reds, and isan invaluable improvement on the old uy pernicion -cent wooden couplers in cen of pensions, for the widows of public . eral use, which couples onty: four octaves, employes or of soldiers. The privilege of . have ony ove coupler stop, Which warp, a kiosque is very inscribed. cies is twentv-five a ‘vear Cost of an fducation. much coveted, and there are always 5,000, or 6,000 demands . The average number of vacai. swell and disarrunge the entire action. To avoid getting u 35-cent wooden coupler, buy no Organ tiat has not two coupler stops,and that does not couple both ways, up ame . down. Examine tie stops carefully and if . you cannot find two coupier stops do no} _. buy the Organ; it has a wooden conpler,andg . » Wooden coupler is a continual seurce of annoyance, and renders an organ wortinless ufter a few months’ use. Best panfentéd In a drawing room in Fifth avenue two stop action to be found in the world. . men were discussing an educational question from the practical point of view of cash and value received. One was a stic’ ler for American education. year?”’ not to mention het clothing. Ww Lb second speaket took up the thread of con\ versation here by saying: ‘‘Well, I didn’t . I sent her to . No year did she . Mediute use Lu case Of accident suves pain and . cost over $350, and I am proud of her. There are a dozen convents in Canada, the . mother superiors in which are from old }* " -\ and noble French families, where the inbest teachers throughout the country unite pay $1,000a year for it. Canada to a convent. . struction given girls especially is admir. of the kind yet written. Kax He had toit . about his daughter’s finish and polish . when the other said: ‘What did it cost “Well,” replied the first, ‘‘I . spent about $1,000 a year first and last, . Daniel £. Bentty, Washington, New Jersey. GET THE SES7T. a Her mother , . attended toy that, while I simply paid the . KA RL MERZ Uae a 4 ee ee ithe ablestand most popula: tary writers, willeontribute « u pers describing in clearandyivie stvic soln: , very respectfully and truly your friend. . every requisite of the most perfect parlors . rental of from $1 to $5 a month, accord-. . Orgsn in x handsome solid w ainut case. . ing to the situation. kiosques opposite the Grand hotel, where you can buy American, Russian, Italian, . “Ths Tdoal Mizizine” R YOUNG PEOPLE IS WHAT THE PApers call ST. NICHOLAS. Do you know about it,—how good it is, how clean and pure and helpful? If there are any boys or girls . iu your house will you not try a number, or try it for a year, and see if it is not just the element you need in the household ? The London Times has said, “We have nothing like it on this side.’ Here are some leading features of St. Nicholas for 1887. Stories by Louisa M. Alcott and Frank R Stockton—several by each author. __A Short Serial Story by Mrs. isurnett, whose Charming “ Little Lord Fauntleroy, ** has been a great feature in the past yexr of Sr. NICHOLAS. % War Stories for Boys and Girls. Gen. Badeau, chief-of-Staff, biosrapber, and conti. dential friend of General Grant. ala one aA hiving 2iber of pa . of the leading battles of the civil war. 4 will be panoramic :descriptions: of siosls . contests or short Campaigns, presenting © and heroie contests in which the parents of many a boy and girl of to-day took part. . Short articles, instructive and entertaining, willabound. Among these are : How a Great Panorama is Madeg’ by Theodore K. 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New York. The Chisago Cottage adimits of no superior. duce. in finish, perfect construction, making them the most attractive, ornamental and desira lodges, societies, etc. ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, UNEQUALLED FACILITIES, a LY OW tera BY DR. KARL MERZ. N° PIANO METHOD EVER PUBLISHF! BS has so quickly come into general use in pronouncing it farsuperior to any work RA ae as Merz? New Piano Method. The SKILLED WORKMEN BEST SATEKIAD, COMMINED, MAKE THIS The. Popular Organ. aicians, and everythi: . goes by tienda, Dut if Lever received the leas fit from any tel ini oO It contains every improvement that 1n-. dred and eighty-seven. ventive genius, skill nnd money Can pro-. [SEAL} F. G. Beatty, Clerk. . These excellent Organs are celebrated for . vyohime, quality of tone, quick response, va. riety of combination, artistic design,beauty ble organs for homes, schools, churches . ’ . situate in Wasbington mining district, Ne The wonderful efficacy of Swift's Specific asa remedy and cure for rheumatism and all blood diseases, has never had a more conspicuous illustration than this case affords. The candid, unsolicited and emphatic testimony given by the venerable must be accepted as convineing and conclusive. The writer is a prominent citizen of Mississippi, The centicman to whom Mr, Martin refers, and to whom he is indebted for the advice to which ho owes b's final relief from years of suffering, 1s I:r. King, for many years the popular night clerk of tho Law. rence House, at Jackson. . JacKso™N, Miss., April 29, 1887. Tue Swirt Serciric Company, Atlanta, Ga. : Gentlemen—I have been an invalid pensioner for forty years, having contracted pulmonary and other in the Mexican War, but not till the ist of March, 1875, did I fcel any symptoms of . rheumatism, On that day I wassuddenly stricken . with that diseasein both hips and ankles, For . wenty days I walked on crutches. ‘Then the pain pier leon, violent, but it shifted from joint to joint. . For weeks I would be totally disabled, either on . one side of or the ol . The pain never left mea momen for clexen Pad and seven first fering I tri various ing sug: externally, I c are of it. Finally at , Lam not aw externally giprember, . madearran ts to go . to the Hot Springs of Arka hav ne despa . net we Sor oaintamoe, We” Sing, rence city ‘A . . use Of this great suff had m, and, a it to Hot Springs, he me that his visit to vain—he found no relief. he heard, for the this statement may direct some other relief, and if it has this ble. Iam J. M. H. Martin. . For sale by all druggists. Treatise on Blood sort of literary pieture-gallery of the yrana . qnd Skin Diseases mailed free. Tue Swirt Sprciric Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. . . Summons. . -7N THE. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE) \ county of Nevada, State of California.— ANNIE ROBERTS, Plaintiff, vs. JAMES RICHARDS ROBERTS, Defendant. . The People of the State of Cal. furnia send . greeting to James Richards Roberts, Defend. t. You are hereby required to appearin an . action wrought avainst you by the above } named. plaintiff, in the Superior Court of . the County of Nevada, State of California, } and to answer the complaint filed there . in, within ten days (exclusive of the day . of service) after the service on you of this . Summons, if served within this county; or, . . if served elsewhere, withinthirty days, o judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said com plaint ; . . The said action is brought toobtainaa de. . cree of this Court dissolving the bouds of . . matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant, upon the ground of defend. laintiff with the . ant’s failure to provide . common necessaries of life, and apon the . further ground of defendant's Ww illful nes. . . lectand abandonment of plaintiff, as is al. lleged in the complaint on file herein to! {w ich reference is hereby nade. i And you ure hereby notified that if you . fail to appear and wnswerthe said complain) . aa above required, the said. plaintiff will . apply to the Court forthe relief demandea in the complaint. . Superior Court, of the county of Nevada Oregn . Given under my hand and seal of the said . Has attuined astandard of excellence which . State of California, this sth day of May, iu} . the year of our Lord one thousand eight bun . frayti W. P. Sowden, Attorney for Plaintii.-> . No, 1631. . Application for Patent to Mining Claim . Sacramento. Cal., June 6, 1887. NOTE I8 HEREBY GIVEN, that Thom: . Ji as Maloney and M. A. Baugh, whose . Postoffice is Washington, -Nevada county, . . Cal., have made application for patent for . the Rising Sun Quartz Mine, bearing eold, . . . . ern \ as follows, viz: SURVEY OF THE LODE. . . Beginning at post in rock mound marked . . “R,S.Q. M. No. 1,” on south end of the lode . . claim from which original’post bears 8. 634° . . E. 21 links distant and post Nu. 4 of Cornu: . . copia quartz mine approved survey beais > 31° ly’ W 1.67 chains dist arnige and described iv re . dividends paid in auuJary and July. . bank business. United States Land Office, fi: } . . . — . . UNION HOTEL. MRS. J. NAFTZIGER. . . Proprietress MMONS.—1n the Superior Court of bis County of Nevada, Rate of ae nia, State of California, county of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California send Greeting: To Liberty Hill Mining and Wuter Company, Anna E. Smith, Seth_Marshall, 8. M. Boyce, Michael D. Sweeney and Alvan Todd, Defendants. You are hereby on TUE LEADING HOTEL OF required to appear in an action prought . address is Anth against youin thes Superior Court of the NEVADA CITY _ .CALIFORNTA . Connty of Nevada, State of’ California, on a the 4th of April, 1887, by ©. Hudepohl, Plain . 16 North, Range7 East, tiff, and to answer the com ON THE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST, . in, within ten days (exclusive of the day of =>. 1883, the management of this ho-. gervice) witer the service on you of this Simwas resumed by Mrs. J. fd mous, if served within this county;0r, if ‘ widow of the late J. Naff-. served out of this county, within thirty days HAL 8, ; rir aitt ie: er, under, whose popular con: . or judgment will be taken azainst you by California. TOURISTS, SEEKERS FOR HEALTH AND others ure invited to notice the advanta,es ottered by this Hotel. The house reyr 140 reams, each of which is Nigut and airy, and well or elegantly furnished, there . 4 beingno hotel inthe mountains eta! to it, The tables are supplied with the best in the market. NICE SAMPLE ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR and to those certain pieces and nated as Lots Nos. $.,40 and 41, in Tp 1b. and 84-100 acres. in said Tp County, and St.te Aiso that cer pany’s ditch. trol the house became the best . qefault, according to the prayer of said comresort for tue traveling public in Northern) pjaiut. The said action 18 brought to obtain jud <ment to set aside the Sherift’s sale made duy 0 on the ¢th day of Oct. 1886, to all that Real haat Estate lying in said county of evens, in Nevada county, as the place, before the mining land lying and being in Little York fownship, said county and State, and desin ditch known as the York Mining Coma arevad AIO right of way for ditches . Nevada City, California, Location of works perce : To whom Hney cnet GIVEN THAT George H. Williams, whee Peounty, California, Bae lee eae ort of Hi ts claim.to the $4 of SE.4 ef Section 8, Township No. ,embraced in Homes Go BTR, and names the following a8 his witnesses: James R. Vinyard, of anthony Place, P. O. Nevada county, Th 3 Brown, Anthony Place, P. oO. evada cou ty; William K. Doyle, Anthony } lace, P @. Nevada county; Charles Sehwattz, Anth ma Place, P @ Nevada county;and tht the f June, 1887, at 10 o'clock »A. M., has fixedastbe time, and Nevada City as erior Judge. mii ais SO PSELDEN HETZEL, Register. eae M.D. B, and M, containing 543 Assessment Notice. ~° ‘Also a tract of timber land TEVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY N Location of principal place of business aiyd mining tunnels, all machinery, tools . Nevada City, California. SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS . and otherappliances of whatsoever nature. OR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS I 1 7 U 2 TOURISTS AND FAMILIES. . tion with said mining claims and ditches. Free Bus to and from the Depot. half mile from the village of Little York Also, that certain Canyon cliim situate one . Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting avd kind belunging to, or used in connecof the Board of Trustees, held on the Sth . day of May, 1887, an assessment, (No. 14) of ten cents per share was levied upon , . the capital stock of the corporation, pa able said county and State, known as Empire . immediately in United States gold coin, to . Ravine. Also that certain other canyon sit *theSecretary at the law office of John CaldSTAGES LEAVE THE HOUSE FOR ALL} gate, lying and_ being in Little York Tp] well, Broad Streét, Nevada City, Celifornia parts of the upper county, Grats Valley and . known as “Seott Ravine.” Maryeville, daily. }mnore fully described in Fook No, 56 0 Said property is Any stock upon which this assessment f\shall remain unpaid on the ith day of Deeds on pages 364 et seq. Records of Nevada . June,. A. D. 1857, will be delinquent an @23F-The best of Wines, Liquors and Ci. county, Cale to which reference is hereby . advertised for sale at public auction: and . de ars furnished at the Bar. made And tu cancel, the certificate of pur-. unless payment is made before, will be sold . chase tiede by the Sheriff, andif a Sheriffs . on Thursday, the 30th day of June, 1887, to . . deed is executed tu the purehuser under said . pay the delinquent assessment, together Hstablished in 1852. Weve RO F ASSLVY : Cfiice. . urreeable to equity. 1 » or his assigns before said judsment is; with costs of advertising and expenses of ¥ sindered, that said sheriff’ deed“be also . sale. By order of the Board-of Trustees. ' canceied, and fur such other relief as is C.E . ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at. the Law Office of John Caldwell, . For cause of action plaintiff alleges that . Broad Street, Nevada City, California mio on September 10th, 1886, defendant Todd re. —-—-—. eovered judgment against said corporation J. J. OTT, Proprictor. } defendant, in Department 1 of the Superio: NEVADA CITY. . Court of the cCityand ounty of San Francis} co, said state, for the sum of $2769 v6-100, ane i by-virtue of ap execution _issned_on sai¢ Db ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP. judgment, directed to the pheriff of Nevada . + siened, ned, melted and Assayed, “By . Sounty: California, said Sheriff on the sth Will of Philip Ricliards, deceased, to the yid Bars exchanged for Coin, In. day of October, 1885, sold all of said property connection with miy Assay Cen I nave s jinone parcel. That defendant Sycensy oa . smell Quartz “ill with whieh I can make) thesth day of September, 1886, recovered a Hey , z vith ; the j } fon defend. . Months after the first publieation of this: no request, practical Mi and guarantee correc . retu'ns'in ever Vorking tests wi { made with from Su to 500 pounds. Low, ; judginent against said corporath ( . be . unt in Department 4 of the Superior Court o PRICES . guid City and County of San Francisco fo out and return to us, and we will send you free, something of great value and importance to you, that will start . you in busitiess whieh will bring you Ip . more money righbtaway than anything else . Gn this world, Any one can do the work and ‘live at home. Either sex—all ages. SOE. et it Mon el Ma ogra Uy . ered a judgment im Department No. Two 0 needed. This is one of the genuine, import. . } said City and Cyunty, for $3433 55. ambitious and enterprising will not delay Grend outfit free. Augusta, Sataw: . to defendant Sa.ith of his said judgment. Tek Frue Concentrator is hereby expressly, made. . $1.25 64. That defendant Marshal spcoveren . . yO BE " ‘UT T . ou the Lith day of september, 1886, a jude. MONEY TO.BE MADE. CUT THIS . ment in Department } of the Superior a ; 1a . suid Marshall on Detober 10th, 1886, purchasExecutors of the Last Will of Philip Riched from said Syeepey hie geld ett and onthe 13th diy of October, 1896, paid to 4 as the Sheriff the sam of $300. to redeem said . _ ‘ross & Simonds, Attys for Executors. _ . property from said execution sale. That on the 1.th day of March, 1887, plaintiff recovthe Superior Court of suid City and County j feti Wicca tu for $9.8 38-100. That ou March ly, 1887, suid : 2 . ant ehances of alifetime. Those who are Ke oararat Aiod for record in the office of the 4 by WHOM IT ) ‘Advoen PRU ap County Recorder of Nevada County an inAdviress TRUE & CO.) Ccumentin writing purporting to be a sale And you are bereby notified that if you ~ Notice to Oreditors. i . _ Estate of Phili Richards, deceased. 1 1 OTICE I8 Ff EBEBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Exeeutors of the Last Tr creditors of, and all persons having claims . against the suid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten {. tice, to the said Executors, atthe store of +. Wm. G. Richards, at Nevada City, in the . County of Nevada, State of California, W.G RICHARDS, F.8. RICHARDS,JAMES BENNALLACK ards, deceased. Dated at Nevada City, Cal. July 6th, 1887. Final Proof. UNITED states LAND OFFICE,/ Sacramento, Cal.; May 14, 1887. § JAY CONCERN: Notice f . . is hereby given that Joseph Lish, whose Post Office address is Nevada City, Nevada County, California, has filed his notice of Aliof which more fully appeats in the intention to cfler final proof in support of. complaint on file herein to which reference his claim to Lot 4,NE. 4 of NW \4,.and'8. 14 of NW. ¥% of. Section’ 26, Township: No. 14 North, Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Meri. failto appear and answer the said complaint dian, embraced in Homestead Application . as above required, the said plaintiff w 1 ap. No. 4517, filed in said office, and names the . ply to the Court for the relief demanded in following as his witnesses: . the complaint. ima In testimony whereof, I, F. G. ‘ ; Saxe Reutty, Clerk of the Superior Court . Delavica La Rosa, a8 do do aforesaid, do hereunto setmy hand . and impress the seal ef said Court, at office, —inthe City of Nevada, on the l6th day o June, A. D. 1887. F. G. BEATTY, Clirk, Offers: #1,000 Challenge te any By W. D. Hargis, Deputy Clerk. Machine. Plif'’s Att’ys jy 3 Reduced to S575. Insolvent Notice. Sacramento Bank. FPFVHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN. THE . City. Corner J and Fifth Streets, Sac: . ramento. Guaranteed capital, $500,000; paid up capital, $200,000; loans on realestate, July 1, Is8, $2,044,818; term and ordinary depos its, duly 1, 1585, $1,.50,051. p Term and ordinary deposits received, and . ay, by declared tu be insvlvent. Money loonedupon reai estate only. This Bank does exclusively a savines . ; an and.persoual, of the said debtor, exce} tsuc information furnished up . ; slication t us my be by law exempt frum execution,an on application fo W. P. COLEMAN, President. ind papers, und to keep the same safely ut r. Ep. R, HaMiLTON, Cush asil-on estate. All persuns are forbidden to pa er uny prupeity belonging to him,or to an } person, firm, or corparatlon, or associatio’ ALWAYS PURCHASE — {for hisuse. The said GO 0 DY FAR’S hidden to transfer or deliver any propert is hereka ordered. Itis further ordered that all the creditor vf said aebtur be and appear befure the Hor J.M. Walling, Judge « . Ld vviun, California, o . the Thirty-firstday of July, A. Db. 1887, af 1 o'clock A, M. of tiat day,to prove their debts Gaylord & Searls andc. A. & F. P. Tuttle, The Sheriff of Nevada county is hereby diDavid Housel, rected to take pussession of ali the estute,real . yj) M. Smith, . of ult bis deeds, Vouchers, bovks of sccuunt . til the appointment of au aksignee of his j any debts to tue said insvivent, or to delivdebtur is hereby foruntil the furtuer order of this Court, except E.A. Wetmore, Nevada City P. 0.,Nevada Co. George Kohler, do do do Fred Jacobs, do do And that the 25th day of June, 1887, at 10 } . o'clock, A. M. has been fixed as the time, and Nevada City as the place, before the Honorable, the Superior Judge. ) _mal7 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Final Proof. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,( SACRAMENTO, May 19, 1887. l-TY\O WHOM IT MAY CONCBRN: Notice . is hereby given that Morris M Green, . whose Post Office address is Nevada City, N the Superior Court of thre county of Ne-. Nevada County; California, has filed hisnovada, State of California. In the matter of Gribble & Company,insolvent debtors, Oswald A, Petre, of the firm of Gribble & Co.

Uswald A. Petre having filedin this Court his . Section 3, Township No. 16 North, Range § petition, schedule and inventory ia insel-! Fast, Mount Diablo Meridian, embraced in vency, by which it appears hey Re 4 pu ib: . Honiestead Application No. 5030, and names . sulveunt debtor, the suid Oswa . Petre is. the following as his witnesses: . tice of intention to offer final proof in sup . port of his claim to the NE. 44 of W.4, the . N.4g of SE. 4, and the SW. 14 of SE. 44 of Joseph Sargent, Nevada City P.O, Nevada Co. do do do do do do n . A. R. Lord, do do do d/. and that the 22d day of June, 1887, at 19 o’clock A. M., has been fixed as the t -land Nevada City, Nevada County, as place, befure the Hon Superior Judye, mal SELDEN HETZEL, Register. y Ms Gopartnership Notice y . State of Ualifornia, County of Nevada, ss. \ TE THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby certify that we are partners, transact s. ing ageneral mereandise business at North a. . Bloomfield, Nevada County, State of Califor the Superior Court, . nia, under the firm’ name of O'Connor «¢ of the said Cuunty of Nevada, in open Court, . Morrison; that ine crate full of all the af tue Courtr ¥ salu Court, in the City of . members of such partnership are Jose w+ O'Connor and Angus RK. Morrison, and that 0. the places of our respective residencés are set opposite our respective names hereto su) _und Choose one wr more assignees of the es. scribed. . tate of said debtor, Itis turtaer ordered thatthe order be pul lished in the Nevada Daily Trauséript, u In witness whereof we have hereunto, ». this Isth day of May, 1887, set our hands. Names Thence with A ; > Fu W 56 . uewspaper of eeneral circulation, published . Joseph H. O'Connor, . in the said county of Nevaaa, as often as the . Angus R. Morrison, said paper is published, before the said day . 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Mild but effective. @SOLD BY DRUGUISTS. DE. 8. M. HARRIS, DENTIST. i* NEVADA CITY ON Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Office in Morgan & Roberts Bleck, corner Broed and Pine Streets, up stairs Insolvent Notice. thas THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada, State of Calffornia. in the matter of Joseph Olive, an Insolvent Debtor. Joseph Olive having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and y inventory in insolvency, by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the suid Joseph Olive is heréby declared to be imsolvent. The Sheriff of the aaid County of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the eetate,real and personal, of the said Joxeph Olive, insolvent debtor, exceptsuch as may be by law exempt from execution, and of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account and papers, und to keep the same safely until the appointment of an assiznee of his estate. All persons are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent, orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to any person, firm or corporation, or association or his ise. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property until the further order of this Court, except as herein ordered. it is further ordered that all the creditors of said debtor be and appear before the Hon, J, M. Walling, Judse of the superior Court, of the said cofinty of Sevada, in open Court, at the Courtroom of said Court, in the said County of Nevada,. on the ELEVENTH day of JULY, 1887, at 10~o’clock” a, m:~ of that day, to prove their debts and. choose one or more assignees of the catate of said debtor, it is further ordered that the order be published in the Neyada Daily Transcript, a eg ey oad of general circulation, pullished in the said county of Nevada, as often as the said paper is published, before the said day set for the meeting of the ergdi_§ = x z 1B. 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For turther articulars apply to the SIStg OF THE HOLY CROSS, WOODLAND, WORKING CLASSES ATTENTION. . W e are now prepared to furnish all class: ex with employment at home, all the . time, or for their spare moments. Business . new, lizht and profitable. Persons of either sex easily clear from 30 cents to 9 per even. iny, and a proportional sum by devoting all . their time to the business. Boys and girl . earn nearly as much as men, That all who! see this muy send their address and test the . business, we make this offer. Po such as{ are not well satisfied we will send one dol. lurto pay for the trouble of writing. Full . particulars and outfit free. Address GEORGE . STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine. . Ordinance No. 86. AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE REVENUE, FOR NEVADA CITY. . Tre BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE _ City of Nevada do ordain as followg: . Section . , A tax of Forty-Five «ents ont each One Hundred Dollars of the assessed . aud equalized valuation of all property within the corporate limits of Nevada City . forGeneral Fund purposes; and a tax of . . JUDGE. Governing rules in thi J : < = 9 is wee JubpG Bor cireular mailed on receipt of “tah } . tage, Requests for copies of paper must be accompanied by ten cents, Address, “Grant Fund, ‘The Judge Publishing Co., 38 Park Row, New York City. . — sox Jane . Dividend Notice, IVIDEND NO, %,Q¥ FIFTY CENTS PER wea AZ share on the Capital stock of the CITI. Ton. fa BANK will become due and perakia onand after June 10th, tl x Se aoer June 1887, at the office of ; JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. e ; W.G. Richards, Clerk. i and 2-horse wagon. 7 wenty Cents on each One “Hundred Dollars . or fire purposes, is hereby lJevie j yeas A Ot, ji ereby levied for the} Passed June 6th,-1887. i H.C, MILLS, President. . jug . For Sale. Also a variety of chains. -MRB, i j9-2w Rs, EL1ZaBARRY Catalogues and Price Lists on_application . $30 00° 40 66 . . holders, as follows: t long, be ing initial point of location; 1402.5 ft o¢ 21.5 chs to postin rock mound marked “Ks . . M No. z,”" on north end of lode elaim frou . which a black oa& tree 8 in dia,bears'S 0.145 W 38 links distant. SURVEY OF EXTERIOR COUNDARLES. Beginning at post in rock mound marked . “RSQM No. 8,” at southeast corner from . which alive oak tree 5in. dia bears.8 8S W Fy Jin Theuce with ma,. netic variation 17> east, N 10S 21’ W, 17.15 . chs cross section line between sectious 2 & . 11, 88.75 chs west of section corner Common . to sections 1. 2,11 & lz, ‘lp. 17N, RIL E,M Lb . M, 1418.3 ft or 21.43 chuins; postin reck . mound marked “RSQ M No. 4,2 at north. éast corner froin which a pine tree 10in. dia . bears 8 58449 W 82 links distant; und pos . . No. 6 of Marrietta Gold & Silver “ining Co. . J. 8 tent) designated aseluot No. 88 bears . $ 269 31.48 chains distant, and section cor . ner common to sections 1, 2, 11 & lz, Tp 17.N, . K 11 E,M DM, bears $829 67’ E. 34.75 chains . distunt. Thence S 86° W 103 ft or, 1.8 . chains; post No. 2 on north endof lode . claim, 262.7 ft or 3.68 chains; post in rock . mound marked RSQM No. 5, at uorthwesr . corner from which alive oak tree Sin. diu . bears 8 18° W 35 links distunt, and oricinal . post beard No 25> W 12 liuks distant. . Thence $4° 16’ KE, 4.00 ehs, cross section line . between Sections 2 & 11, 58.1 Chains west v1 corner Common to sections 1, 2, 1 & 142, ‘l} 17 N, R1LE, M DM, 1409.8 ft or 21.386 chains to south west corner, which corner on steep . bluffof rock, impussible to set post, set u . witness post marked KS Q M No.6, WP, . which bears N 8° E, 1.72 chains distant. . Thence N 869 E, 1.72'chs, post marked KS & M No. 6, W P, 14.2 ftor 2.6chs, post No. x . on north end of lode claim, 412.5 ft or 6.25 . chains to the place of beginning, and con. taining 10 :3-100acres, ana de nated as lot . . . . No. 57,in Sections 2 and 11, Township 17 . North, Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Buse anu . Meridian. Said. location was made by said Maloney, . who conveyed one-half interest to saiu . Baugh Adjoining claimants are Marictta Gold . and Silver Quartz Mine on the exst, Cornu: . copia Quartz Mine on the south. . All persons ltolding any adverse claims . thereto are hereby required to present the . sume befure this office within sixty days, from the first day of publishing hereof. —~ SELDEN HETZEL, Kezister. _It is hereby ordered that the foregoing no. tice be published for sixty days, or teu con . secutive weeks, in the Nevuda Daily Tran-! . Script newspaper, a daily newspaper pub lished in the town of Nevada, in Nevad. county, California, that being the neuwres newspaper to the land de bed-therein. SELDEN HETZEL, Re ister. The first day of publication was gn the 8th . day of June, 1887. Jobn Caldwell, Attorney. t Delinquent Notice. {HAMPION MINING COMPANY.—LO \ cation of principal place of business; \ San Franciscy, Caiiivrain. Location ot works, Nevada county, California. . Notice—There are delinguent upon the following déscribed stock, on account. of as sessment No. .4, leyied on the 1 tu day ot . April, 1857, the seYeral amounts set op. posite the names of the respective sharea: No, No. Load Name, : Certi, Shares. Amt. . Lecocq, Theo, Cieoph., 741 +00 20 00 . ” Maizi, Jne 606 “2 50 . Mohr, Albert 430 20 00 . Mohr, Albert A956 10 00 ohr, Albert 486 10 00 . Mohr, Albert 517 2 004 Mohr, Albert Ase 8 00 . Mohr, Albert 654 Mohr, Albert . Mohr, Albert 679 Mohr, Albert 719 Wetzel, Theodore, Trust. 700 ihe ‘ . of the Board of Directors, made on tie Ltr day of. April, “1857, 60 many o 2 50 20 09 . 20 00 . ¢ & ( of said . 8 ay said delinqueat assessments Nevada City, PP ne og ry = Noat,omery Street, 0, California. . yee Y EXPRESS -AXD EMIGRAN the several Railway Lines in the East, con . necting at j. ALL EUROPEAN PORTS. . Trains. «nd other information given upon applica . Sere calling in person can secure choice oi ronter, ete, 8 00) nia. 067 ae 50 . ards, deceured. H saares of . -ti each parcel of such stock as may be neces-} \ . sury, will be soid at public auction, at tire ‘PAN OF HORSES, DOUBLE HARNESS . OUC8 of the Company, vent be stuyed. bated Nevada City, June 27, 1887, J.M.WALLING, Jud e of Superior Court. Attest: F. G, Beatty, Clerk. A. Lurrows, Atty for Iusulvent, j30 BELTING © PACKING, Clothing, Boots Shoes: eae THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE DEALER IN OF RUBBER. . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Etc., Etc GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. = Junction of Broud and Commercial Streets R. H. PEASE, Jr., } 8. M. RUNYON, . s4gents. 677 & 579 MARKET ST., Choice Family Groceries a Specialty, ( San Francisco, Cal. City Taxes _ NEVADA CITY, wick Tite aiitl Cheap Fares City having been placedin my hands TO same are nuw due and payable to me at the City Hall. Eastern and European Cities. BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAI ALL RAIL ROUTES. Southern Pacific Company dnquent and 5 percent. will be added. WILLIAM EDDY, : ? City Marshal Nevada City June 2ist, 1887. Notice Tc Teachers, PPLICATIONS will be received by the Trains make prompt connection with . 2X Board of Education of Nevada School teach in the Public Svhouls of said District until 10 0’elock A. Mon SATURDAY, JULY th, 1887. Applications should be filed with <pihe Clerk of the Board of Education a JOHN WEBBER, td Disteiet Cier’s. Refuse Lumber. New York and New Orleans With the Several Steamer Lines to Pullman Palace Slecping Cars Attuched to Overland Express Trains, A large quantity of Third ‘lass wleeping Cars Are Run Daily, with Overland ' . . . ' Wen Emigrant . ret No additional charge for Berths in Chird Class Cars. ‘ Tickets Suld, Sleeping Car Berths secured Refuse Lumber must be ion ut the Company's offices Where pussen. . sold » RATLBROAD LANDS Immediately at ‘FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS, Apply to, or Address W He. MILL, Land Agent, C. P. R. R. San . Francisco, . JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents, P.R . Talk a Sard . «, . A.N, TOWNE, ¥Y. 1. GOODManN, General Manager. Gen. Pass & Tk't Agt. . . Price One, Dollar to : Notice of Proving Will. Two Dollars per load. N THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR( if thecounty of Nevada, Stute of CaliforIn the matter of the estate of Philip Rich. Coorer & Crawford e Pursuant to am order of said Supe a x a er ee ‘ourt, made on the dist day ot Pete sd . : Raacachaicd with law: snd an tet rengtree pee viven, that Thursday, the . Election of Chief Engineer and Assist1887, at 10 o'clack A. .M. of vurtroom of said Court, at! . tid day, at tl virthouse in the City aud County of} ant Ohief Engineer, da, bus been appointed, as the time! The annual electi 0 £ nd place for proving the Will « id Phil-. Fe Enci . sistant Chiet Ra aa BL , » O22 Monisomery . ip Richards, discs ased ane io ete ry . epic rafthe Nevede Gre ies . Street,on Tuesday, the zist day of June, . eppiication of W x Sacie) “Also one large wagon, rigged for buek-ac . yoy? ge ee ee Sebeahe FM: . days: be ay seid delin ; ; ; James Benmallack of letters testamentary . — 7. Morzan, J. G. O'Neil ae pee ha Fates costs of udvertising . whe . 1 Bla nena toe be suld cheap in lots to suit. Apply T4AEO. WETZE!Sec 7: uppear und contest the same. 4 r ' a xineer ofthe Nevad» City Fire A sa .G, Richards and Francis} Departinent will be at City . Richards for the ‘issnanee to them and . Mallon Monday, July :5th, 187.“ Inepoetons Isaac, John Blasauf. hai else: Byorder of the ee . of Fire Delegates J. @. O'Neill, See. ISAC, President. NevadaCity, June 25, 1887, nana where any person interested may Dated Ne vada City, May or . G. BEATTY, Clerk. © Cross & Simonds, Attys for Petitioners. j2 \ imeall proceeuin.s against the said InsolBee ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA { bereby vive notice that the taxes’ on the If not paid on or before the first Monday in Aucust the same will become deDistrict from Teachers desiring positions ta. Indorsed. Filed in the office of tlie Conn ty Cierk ef Neveda County, State of Califor nia, this .bth day of May, 1887. mati F. G. BEATSY, County Clerk Stockholders’ Meeting. . . . . . JUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 'THAT 1) . & order of the Board of Directors of the ; Neyada County Mining Company, a corpo . ration, a meeting of the Stockholders of the . suid company will be held at the law office ‘lof John Caldwell, on Broad street, in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, the 15th day of Aug usf, 1587, at the hourof 7:30 o'clock p.m. of said day, forthe purpose of. increasing the Capital Stock of said Corporation to One Million Dollars, to be divided into shares of Twenty Dollars each. Dated Nevada City, June 8, 1887. justd C, E. ASHBURN, Sec'ty THE CENTURY, For 1887. THE CENTURY JS AN ILLUSTRATED Monthly Magazine, having a regularcir culation of about two hundred thousand copies, often reaching and sometimes ex ceeding two hundred and twenty-five thou sand. Chief among its many attractions tliis year isa serial which has been in active preparation for sixteen years. 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