December 1, 1877 (4 pages)

70L. XXXV. 7 _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY MORNING, #6VEBEBER 1, 1877. Daily Cransevipt NEVADA CITY, Cal. . yROWN. G: A. BAILEY. ‘BROWN & CO, Proprictors. OLD ACCOMMODATION, ja and Grass. Valley Stage Vime Table. : ass Valley at 84g o’clock_A. ved i leave Nevada City at 10 A. M. ya Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; refing leave Nevada City. at 5 P. M. egand genticmen called for at any of the city. without extra charge, C a carried ut low rates. ene ett at the National or Union Ho in Nevada City, or at the Exchange 8 Lain Valley, will be promptly atGEO G. WETCERAU, se Proprietor. . odntf , © CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. _ PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREET’ San Francisco, , FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, ® . J.¥. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H.H. Bigelow, General Manager Rh. H. Magill. General Agent. tnass Valley Branch for Nevada County ! TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. Otice No. 8 Main Street, ore’s ‘Flat Banking House Be al W. F. CUMMINGS, SUCCESSOR). TO “ ¥ MARKS & COMPANY, HORE'S .FLAT, NEVADA CO. 6 OLD DUST wy vances nmrade ort J Assay or coinage at United states Mint Ran Frareisce rae. anagh BOUGHT and liberal adBullion deposited correspondent, Lazard ag2 Grass Valley, Cat. HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG Firs Insurance Company, OF HAMBURG, ‘\UIS COMPANY is now prepared to issue Policies against loss or damage by fire, at current rates. All risks taken by this Compary are participated in by three ‘of the largest Fire Insurance Companies of Germany, repreDelinquent sale Notice fFOME GOLD MINING COMPANY. — Location of principal place of busiBe ae Franciseo,.Ca.ifornia. Location ‘works, Wouods’ Rayine, Deer Creek wada County, Cal, = Notice: @ inqguent upon the following describec ied on the 9th day of"Oct,, 1877, the eral amounts se. opposite the names of respective Sburcholders, as follows: No. No. Certificate Shares Amt ndley, Thomas, 9 2500 $25 mith Benjamin, 4 100 pward Charles We'b, 5 560 pward Sharles Webb, 8 500 hnson G. 3, at 250 Names 5 of the Board of Directors, ma eon the i day of Oct, 1°77, 89 .many. shares: of h parcel of such Stock #3 may be neces. y, will be sold a public Auction, at the fice of the Company, 612 Commercial St. i Francise>, 4877, at the hour of twelve lvertisiny ond expenses 9: vue bale, F. J. HER MANN, Secretary. Office, 612 Commercial street, San Frann22 isco ,Cal. There is k, on account-of Assessment No. 7, i nd in accordance with law, and an. orsenting an aggregate capital of 64 000,000 Marks or $16,000,000. U. S$. GOLD COIN, & GUTTE & FRANK, General Agents, 307 California 8t., San Francisco i '. H,. H. HASKINS, Local Agent, o2-Im NEVADA CITY. “. . INSURANCE, ) E. W. BIGELOW & CO. A RE AGENTS FOR 'THE an wae oepsy. [STATE INVESTMENT HETENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. o'clock 40f said day, to pay said Delinquent Asesment thereon, together with costs of INSURANCE CO., AND THE City Assessment Roll. HE CITY ASSESSMENT ROLL of Nevada City has been-complieted, and is The aid Roli will be képt open for public inection until the First Day of December, ST7,andon that day it will be placed in he hands of the City Marshal for the colhow in the hands of the City ’ Clerk. ection of the Taxes therein assessed. _ GEO. W. SMITH, Pres, N. P. Broww, Clerk. Nevada City, Nov. 22, 1877. Assessment Notice. YNION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY— Location of principal place of Busies8, San Francisco, Calsfornia. Location f works, Columbia HiH, Nevada county, Notice is hereby-given that at 4 meeting of the Board of Directors,held on the 30th day of Cct., 1877, an assessment, (No. 15) of One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock of the Cerporation, payable immediately in United Siatesgold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 320 Sansome st., San Franlifernia. cisco, California, Any stock. upon which this agsessmeut shill remain unpaid on the 10th day of Deo. 1877, will be delinquent, and adVertised fof sale at public auction; and unbap w bramger is made before, will be sold on day, the 28th. day of December, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together — costs of advertising and expenses of e. M. F. GAME, Secretary. Offive—320 Sansome street, San Francis@0, Os). = td No. 903 Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. United States Land Office, mento, Cal., Sept. 29th, 1877. OTICK is hereby given that HarCooper, whose post office is Nevada has made application for Patent for 8 Placer mining claim bearing gold, situ ate in Scoot’s Flat Mining District, NevaCounty, California, and described as On surveyed land, being EX of NW and lot “wa City, Ws, viz; the Ws ot NW &,N lofNEY of Section 32, Township 17 N, Bins 10 E, M. D.: M., 3-1 acres, Said location was made by 4.5. Brown, et al., March 30, 1877, and iS Teco-ded in the mining records of NevaRose wt: Adjoining claimants are, the & Dumber claims on the East. 8 holding any adverse claims ate hereby required to present the Pw before this Office within sixty das ™ the first day of publishing hereof. ; T Mu, Wailing, Applicant’s Att’y. ed ek as _ W. D. LONG, Attornew and Counselor at Law aye NOTARY PUBLIC. CEON BROAD STREET Q ‘the Bist aan containing 12 B. McFARLAND, Register. . . NEW ZEALAND Both are reliable Companies, and. settic their Losses promptly, oct5-1m : County Warrants. LL Warrahts on General Fund, registered prior to July 6th, 1877, also al] warrants on Road Fund,registered prior to January 9, 1877,will be puid on presenta tion. Interest ceases from date. J.N. Payne, County Treusurer, tye vada City, Nov. 7, 1877. ROGER CONLAN, AS constantly on hand, in tottles and on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator’’ and.Culm; bacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, Also the best Hime Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS’ BREWER Personsasking f3 Credit will be refuse 4, ROGER CONLAN, jyo Broad Street, Nevada City. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES WISHING TO BUY FURNITURE. ——s ie {REIGHT froin San Francisco. being now redyuced’to a nominal figure, Parfies in NEVADA CITY and vicinity cau AMSAVE 50 PER CENT, From local prices, by sending direct to : J, A. SHABER & CO., For anything in the F-rniture and Bedding . or Upholstery line, and it will. be shipped promptly, and be sure to come in goéo'l order, for they are the cheapest and most reHiable dealers in San Francisco. Address ali orders or letters of enquiry to ss J.A. SHABER & CO., * rketStreet, San Francisco jy22 4 and Hacks to let at the shortest INSURANCE CO.) N.C. N. G. R.R.CO. TIME TABLE, NO. 4. ‘TP VEe Company fhserve the right to v: ry the same, as circumstances may require. To take effect Thursday, May: 24th 1877,is ey: “GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A. M. and ‘leaves Grass Valley at 5.3('A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M,. aes Train No. 8, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arrives at Grass VaNey at11:35 A.M. Train No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. M., leaves Grass Valley at 4.50-P.M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. M. . GOING ‘NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M, . leaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M,, arrives at Nevada at 9:20 A. M, a Train No. 4 (local between Grass Valley and Nevsida) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P, M;, arrives at Nevada.at 3:10 P. M. Train No. 6 leaves: Colfax at 6-50 P. M., leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P!’M., arrives at Nevada ut 8:54 P. M. & Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and. on. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downiewille and Forest City. Train No5 connects.daily with steges from North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F&F, KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. EMPIRE _ LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY D, WELLINGTON, Proprietor. HE‘proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that he has now the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages /itid Buggies To be found in thie part, of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons 1 potice and n the most reasongole terms; ‘ The Horses are free from ice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman carer to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptnesy. : , Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week month and the groatestof care guaranteed DY WELLINGTON. Nevyaas Zity, July 8 1879 NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, ‘ PROPRIETORS OF THE ‘Union Market, Nevada City, 7 AVE NOW ON HAND, of their own manufacture, NEW LARD, suit. In a short time they will have HAMS and BACON, Of their own manufacture. Theykeep on hand, at all times, the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAl SAUSAGES, ete. Give us acall, if you want something nice in our line. ‘ NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, Nevada, Oct. 16, 1877. NATIONAL EXCHANGE. BROAD STREET...,.NEVADA CITY, ——s A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. \HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, O1 have been made to it, and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are lurg+, airy aud comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with tuat of any Hotel in the State. The Proprictor will spare no pains or expense to render luis guests comfortable, A First-Class Barber Shop n con nection with the Hotel. Stages leave this honse daily for a towus North of this city. A Carriage will always be found at the Denet to eomvey passengers 19 ‘his House: . : p Billiard Tables and Bar connected with tho Hotel. a A shareof Public Patronage is respect. fully solicited, ; A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. Nevada, September 9th; ‘ NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F ROBINSON . T his Store, on BROAD STREET, opA posite the Methodist.Church, keeps constantly on hand’as fine a stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be supine in Nevads city, which will be sold as sfy ‘AS THE LOWEST. “tive me aecall, te Which they offer for sale in quantities to Largs ald tions . ~ SAORAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS, NEW FIRM. HALL, LUHRS & CO,, (Suceessors to Milliken Bros, ) 60 AND 62K ST., SACRAMENTO~ EING connected we are, with the large Butcher“and Packing Estxblishmeut of Messrs. MOHR & YORK, enables us to offer to the trade : SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! P co : LARD, HAMS, ‘ BACON, SHOULDERS, ALSO : S EXTRACLEAR AND MESS PORK. Put up in any shape desired, We also keep a full stock of ‘Eastern SUGAR-CURED HAMS AND . BACON, . Oysters, Candies, George’s Codfish, Mackerel, Liquors,’ Cigars . and Tobacco. Sole agents for the celebrated ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK FINE CUT TOBACCO. Choice Butter received daily, direct from the best Bairics, We warrant our goodsto be ALWAYS just what they are represented to be. $2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO, IMPORTERS AND } V # KEEP IN STOCK EVERY VARIEty of Merchandise in our line, ineluding WHISKIES, TOBACCO, EAST 8. C.C. BAMS & BACON, FAIRBANK’S LARD, etc. Just received, a car load of Schummacher’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free from all impurities, OFFICE AND SALESROOM. 93 and 95 Front Street, SACRAMENTO. e19.tf ACKERMAN BROS, San Fran, & New York; ACKERMAN & CO., MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEA/ERS IN CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS ANY) PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, MAURICE BLOCK, Sacramento, i} ets, Frames, etc., 189 and 191 J Street. and 22 Seventh Street, SACRAMENTO, mav26 3. f,. FOSTER, U. ©, BILLINGSLEY FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY,’ WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. ROPE, T'WINES, BRUSHES, HANDLEg,. POLISHES; BASKEPS, PAPER BAGS, BTRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, No. 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, SACRAMENTO, yonl5-6m ¢ Probate Notice, & the Probate Court of the County of _ Nevada, state of California: In the matter of the Estate of Wm. M. Baker, de. ceased. On avading dnd filing the petition of .F.E. Baker, Adjninistrator of the Es. tateof Wm, M. Baker, deceased, set forth that-be-has—tHedhis tinal account of his administration of the estate of said deceased, in this Court, aud that the same has been duly settled and allowed ;.thet all the debis and expenses of administration have been duly paid: and thata portion of said estate remains to be divided among the heirs of said deceased, apd praying amdny other things foran order of distribution of the residue of saia estate among the persons entitled, It is ordered that all persons interested in the estate of the said Wm *M. Baker deceased, be und ap pear before the Probate Court of the seid County of Nevaca, at the Court Room of said Court, in the City of Nevuda, in said Nevada Comwnty, on the 24th day of Nov., A. D.1877, at 10 0’clock A. M., then anc there toshow cause why an order of distribution should not bé made of th residue of said estate among the heirs of the said deceased, according to law; ana why the final account of said administrator, filed Oct. 13th, 1877, 8 ould not be settled and allowed. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be patb}ished for. four successive weeks, before the 24th day of Nov., A.D. 1877,in the Nevada Daily .TRANSCRIPT, anewspaper printed and published in the said Nevada Comrty. on ._ JNO. CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated Oct. 13th, 1877. ol4 ‘. .over them. must not be less than 25 feet wide, nor less . * sere a than 16 feet wide at other places. ‘The WHOLESALE GROCERS. . Children’s Carriages, Brack-. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. of Nevada County, on the 30th day of Oct. , 1877, instructed me to get the cheapest road constructed that I cou da be4 tween Columbia Hill and Lake City, on a grade not to exceed 16 inches to 1644 feet linear measurement, and ordered me.to get. a syirvey made for a road from Woodruft’s store in Columbia Hill, to the. Union’ Keservoir, at Lake City,. via O. B. Kawley’s saw mill, (which is known as the: lower road), and to receive bids for the construc. tion of two roads, with the understanding that only one road shall be built. Therefore, sealed proposals will bereceived until Dec. 14th, at 2 o’elock p. m., for the constructionjof, both roads, together with all the bridges required on said roads. The said road must be finished on or betore the 15th day of May, 1878, or the said contractor or contractors. shall forfeit unto the County. of Nevada the sum of $20 per day tor every day that the road shall remain unfinished after the 15th day of May, 1578, until.the cortract shall be finished : ecording te the specifications for said road, as hereinafter specified,. to-wit: The road must not be less than 10 feet wide inside of grade stakes, The grade must. not exceed 16 inches to 1634 feet linear-meusurement atany point, and «ll the.curyes must be constructed: so that ten-horse teams witli back action wagons can haul a good foad The bridges in, the ravinves stringers for all bridges more than 12° feet dong must.not be less than 12x14 inches, nor more than 8 feet apart. top muse be hewed to a six inch face, and must be large enough to square 13 inches. A}l the bark must be taken off . The stringers in bridges 12 feet lope or less must not be hewed toa 4-inch face, and must ‘be large enough to square nine Inches with the bark taken off. ‘Phe plank ur cover of the bridges rust ‘not be Jess than SxS,inehes, With the sap taken off, tuore than 16 feet long or 1 ss than 28 feet loug mast haye a govd post ander each ‘stringer at or near the center. than 15 teet apart. The bridges must be good timber; ed. deep. direct. The cwyverts: must not than 10x12 inches ia the clear. dyeliing house andt¥e Milton J, English and A, G. Gaddas, to. B. Haw thence along a log roud co the first ravine thence along the line of survey to Lal. City. the right to reject any or all bids. -Bond for twice the amouut of the bids, or th written consent of two men wurth tb bond, must accompany all bids. Suid bid Well, at A, A. Smith’s Dru Bloomfield, Nevada Gouy the words **Roud Bid” side of the envelope. JORLN &N Road Comm tssione ity, “Oal, OSWELL, ® Dist. No, 3. psa Transcript i Seda seiowe and Wholesale Dealers in COMMERCIALSTREET, Nevada City. office in this State. _ Asan advertising medium tae Nevada Daity Transcript is the J. M, Waling, Storuecy, ‘SY HEREAS, the Board of Supervisors . It round, the be less than 10x16 inches, nor more than 30 inches apart. If round, the tops must All ‘brides Bridges over 28 feet long must have good bends fully as large as the stringers and not more built in good workmanlike manner, and of > fir timber wilt not be acce ptAllthe wet and soft ground minst ve ditched on the upper side and.drained with good culverts, and covered with pine brush not less than 8 inches deep, which must be covered: with dirt not less than 10 inches Culvats must be put in and ditches dug where the road commissioners shall be less ia The upper road commences at a point on Huyhes’ toll road, a little above Woodrutf's dwehing house, and passes between Mr. Faull’s ditch, thence aiong the line of survey to the Union Reservoir at Lake Gity. The lower road commences ata point in Hughes’ toll road, near Woodruff’s store, thence through the lands of H. Hous, E. ©, Hutchison, ©, The Road Commissioner reser yes amount of the bid to yo on the bidder’s must be sealed and directed ta John Knot© Store, North with wr.tten om the outJob Printing ‘Office t# We are prepared to do Job Printing in a styse second to no bestin the Northern part of the « State. JVAANGFACFurrp under Alfred Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitro Glycerine Powders. Consumers» and dealers in. HURCULES POWDER, infrin nthe, GIANT POWDER COMPs rights and will be held responsible for-damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., ; Ask your special attention +o their xm. PROVED GRADES CF POWDER, VIZ: NO, 1 GIANT, Now the mest powerful explosive com. pound in the world. Price 75 cts. per ib, NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which hereafter will be our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of its class ever before manufactured. “Notwit) standin, its greatly increased strength, it. will be sold at the price of the old No. 2, viz: 60 CENTS PER POUND. Where a powder Strony . ev than ordinary No, 2ig nex ded, we invite a careful trial of this new grade, NO, 2, 80-called Our powder of this grade. wil! continue of the strength oO! our No.2 of last year’s take, It is astrong, reliable and sure powder, and will’ do excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereatter sell this grade, : JUDSON POWDER. This new and valuabie powder is rapidly coming into general us’ ag w Substitute for common black powder, to which it is in all respects far superior, Degeriptive circulars forwarded on application, ° Price1! In carcents, or by car load 13 cents. tvidges, 2 cents extra, Discounts as usual to the various grades of Powder, Caps, ringle, also, fuse of all trade on our , : dou le and triple force ,— brands always on-hand. BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO, General Agents Giant Powder Co. GEO. E, TURNER, . ! Agent Nevada City. mal6-3m. 210 Froftt St., San Francisco, 'Harper’s Magazine. 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70L. XXXV. 7 _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY MORNING, #6VEBEBER 1, 1877. Daily Cransevipt NEVADA CITY, Cal. . yROWN. G: A. BAILEY. ‘BROWN & CO, Proprictors. OLD ACCOMMODATION, ja and Grass. Valley Stage Vime Table. : ass Valley at 84g o’clock_A. ved i leave Nevada City at 10 A. M. ya Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; refing leave Nevada City. at 5 P. M. egand genticmen called for at any of the city. without extra charge, C a carried ut low rates. ene ett at the National or Union Ho in Nevada City, or at the Exchange 8 Lain Valley, will be promptly atGEO G. WETCERAU, se Proprietor. . odntf , © CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. _ PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREET’ San Francisco, , FIRE INSURANCE ONLY, ® . J.¥. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President, Charles H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H.H. Bigelow, General Manager Rh. H. Magill. General Agent. tnass Valley Branch for Nevada County ! TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. Otice No. 8 Main Street, ore’s ‘Flat Banking House Be al W. F. CUMMINGS, SUCCESSOR). TO “ ¥ MARKS & COMPANY, HORE'S .FLAT, NEVADA CO. 6 OLD DUST wy vances nmrade ort J Assay or coinage at United states Mint Ran Frareisce rae. anagh BOUGHT and liberal adBullion deposited correspondent, Lazard ag2 Grass Valley, Cat. HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG Firs Insurance Company, OF HAMBURG, ‘\UIS COMPANY is now prepared to issue Policies against loss or damage by fire, at current rates. All risks taken by this Compary are participated in by three ‘of the largest Fire Insurance Companies of Germany, repreDelinquent sale Notice fFOME GOLD MINING COMPANY. — Location of principal place of busiBe ae Franciseo,.Ca.ifornia. Location ‘works, Wouods’ Rayine, Deer Creek wada County, Cal, = Notice: @ inqguent upon the following describec ied on the 9th day of"Oct,, 1877, the eral amounts se. opposite the names of respective Sburcholders, as follows: No. No. Certificate Shares Amt ndley, Thomas, 9 2500 $25 mith Benjamin, 4 100 pward Charles We'b, 5 560 pward Sharles Webb, 8 500 hnson G. 3, at 250 Names 5 of the Board of Directors, ma eon the i day of Oct, 1°77, 89 .many. shares: of h parcel of such Stock #3 may be neces. y, will be sold a public Auction, at the fice of the Company, 612 Commercial St. i Francise>, 4877, at the hour of twelve lvertisiny ond expenses 9: vue bale, F. J. HER MANN, Secretary. Office, 612 Commercial street, San Frann22 isco ,Cal. There is k, on account-of Assessment No. 7, i nd in accordance with law, and an. orsenting an aggregate capital of 64 000,000 Marks or $16,000,000. U. S$. GOLD COIN, & GUTTE & FRANK, General Agents, 307 California 8t., San Francisco i '. H,. H. HASKINS, Local Agent, o2-Im NEVADA CITY. “. . INSURANCE, ) E. W. BIGELOW & CO. A RE AGENTS FOR 'THE an wae oepsy. [STATE INVESTMENT HETENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. o'clock 40f said day, to pay said Delinquent Asesment thereon, together with costs of INSURANCE CO., AND THE City Assessment Roll. HE CITY ASSESSMENT ROLL of Nevada City has been-complieted, and is The aid Roli will be képt open for public inection until the First Day of December, ST7,andon that day it will be placed in he hands of the City Marshal for the colhow in the hands of the City ’ Clerk. ection of the Taxes therein assessed. _ GEO. W. SMITH, Pres, N. P. Broww, Clerk. Nevada City, Nov. 22, 1877. Assessment Notice. YNION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY— Location of principal place of Busies8, San Francisco, Calsfornia. Location f works, Columbia HiH, Nevada county, Notice is hereby-given that at 4 meeting of the Board of Directors,held on the 30th day of Cct., 1877, an assessment, (No. 15) of One Dollar per share was levied upon the capital stock of the Cerporation, payable immediately in United Siatesgold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 320 Sansome st., San Franlifernia. cisco, California, Any stock. upon which this agsessmeut shill remain unpaid on the 10th day of Deo.. 1877, will be delinquent, and adVertised fof sale at public auction; and unbap w bramger is made before, will be sold on day, the 28th. day of December, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together — costs of advertising and expenses of e. M. F. GAME, Secretary. Offive—320 Sansome street, San Francis@0, Os). = td No. 903 Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. United States Land Office, mento, Cal., Sept. 29th, 1877. OTICK is hereby given that HarCooper, whose post office is Nevada has made application for Patent for 8 Placer mining claim bearing gold, situ ate in Scoot’s Flat Mining District, NevaCounty, California, and described as On surveyed land, being EX of NW and lot “wa City, Ws, viz; the Ws ot NW &,N lofNEY of Section 32, Township 17 N, Bins 10 E, M. D.: M., 3-1 acres, Said location was made by 4.5. Brown, et al., March 30, 1877, and iS Teco-ded in the mining records of NevaRose wt: Adjoining claimants are, the & Dumber claims on the East. 8 holding any adverse claims ate hereby required to present the Pw before this Office within sixty das ™ the first day of publishing hereof. ; T Mu, Wailing, Applicant’s Att’y. ed ek as _ W. D. LONG, Attornew and Counselor at Law aye NOTARY PUBLIC. CEON BROAD STREET Q ‘the Bist aan containing 12 B. McFARLAND, Register. . . NEW ZEALAND Both are reliable Companies, and. settic their Losses promptly, oct5-1m : County Warrants. LL Warrahts on General Fund, registered prior to July 6th, 1877, also al] warrants on Road Fund,registered prior to January 9, 1877,will be puid on presenta tion. Interest ceases from date. J.N. Payne, County Treusurer, tye vada City, Nov. 7, 1877. ROGER CONLAN, AS constantly on hand, in tottles and on draught, the celebrated ‘*Weiner Salvator’’ and.Culm; bacher, MILWAUKEE BEER, Also the best Hime Brewed Beer, from DREYFUSS’ BREWER Personsasking f3 Credit will be refuse 4, ROGER CONLAN, jyo Broad Street, Nevada City. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES WISHING TO BUY FURNITURE. ——s ie {REIGHT froin San Francisco. being now redyuced’to a nominal figure, Parfies in NEVADA CITY and vicinity cau AMSAVE 50 PER CENT, From local prices, by sending direct to : J, A. SHABER & CO., For anything in the F-rniture and Bedding . or Upholstery line, and it will. be shipped promptly, and be sure to come in goéo'l order, for they are the cheapest and most reHiable dealers in San Francisco. Address ali orders or letters of enquiry to ss J.A. SHABER & CO., * rketStreet, San Francisco jy22 4 and Hacks to let at the shortest INSURANCE CO.) N.C. N. G. R.R.CO. TIME TABLE, NO. 4. ‘TP VEe Company fhserve the right to v: ry the same, as circumstances may require. To take effect Thursday, May: 24th 1877,is ey: “GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A. M. and ‘leaves Grass Valley at 5.3('A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M,. aes Train No. 8, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arrives at Grass VaNey at11:35 A.M. Train No. 5, leaves Novada at 4:20 P. M., leaves Grass Valley at 4.50-P.M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. M. . GOING ‘NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M, . leaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M,, arrives at Nevada at 9:20 A. M, a Train No. 4 (local between Grass Valley and Nevsida) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P, M;, arrives at Nevada.at 3:10 P. M. Train No. 6 leaves: Colfax at 6-50 P. M., leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P!’M., arrives at Nevada ut 8:54 P. M. & Train No 2 connects daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and. on. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downiewille and Forest City. Train No5 connects.daily with steges from North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. JOHN F&F, KIDDER, ma23 General Superintendent. EMPIRE _ LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY D, WELLINGTON, Proprietor. HE‘proprietor of the EMPIRE STABLES announces that he has now the Largest lot of Horses, Carriages /itid Buggies To be found in thie part, of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons 1 potice and n the most reasongole terms; ‘ The Horses are free from ice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman carer to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptnesy. : , Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week month and the groatestof care guaranteed DY WELLINGTON. Nevyaas Zity, July 8 1879 NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, ‘ PROPRIETORS OF THE ‘Union Market, Nevada City, 7 AVE NOW ON HAND, of their own manufacture, NEW LARD, suit. In a short time they will have HAMS and BACON, Of their own manufacture. Theykeep on hand, at all times, the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAl SAUSAGES, ete. Give us acall, if you want something nice in our line. ‘ NAFFZIGER & EUSTIS, Nevada, Oct. 16, 1877. NATIONAL EXCHANGE. BROAD STREET.....,.NEVADA CITY, ——s A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. \HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, O1 have been made to it, and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are lurg+, airy aud comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with tuat of any Hotel in the State. The Proprictor will spare no pains or expense to render luis guests comfortable, A First-Class Barber Shop n con nection with the Hotel. Stages leave this honse daily for a towus North of this city. A Carriage will always be found at the Denet to eomvey passengers 19 ‘his House: . : p Billiard Tables and Bar connected with tho Hotel. a A shareof Public Patronage is respect. fully solicited, ; A. H. HANSON, Proprietor. Nevada, September 9th; ‘ NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F ROBINSON . T his Store, on BROAD STREET, opA posite the Methodist.Church, keeps constantly on hand’as fine a stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be supine in Nevads city, which will be sold as sfy ‘AS THE LOWEST. “tive me aecall, te Which they offer for sale in quantities to Largs ald tions . ~ SAORAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS, NEW FIRM. HALL, LUHRS & CO,, (Suceessors to Milliken Bros, ) 60 AND 62K ST., SACRAMENTO~ EING connected we are, with the large Butcher“and Packing Estxblishmeut of Messrs. MOHR & YORK, enables us to offer to the trade : SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS! P co : LARD, HAMS, ‘ BACON, SHOULDERS,

ALSO : S EXTRACLEAR AND MESS PORK. Put up in any shape desired, We also keep a full stock of ‘Eastern SUGAR-CURED HAMS AND . BACON, . Oysters, Candies, George’s Codfish, Mackerel, Liquors,’ Cigars . and Tobacco. Sole agents for the celebrated ROYALTY AND YELLOW JACK FINE CUT TOBACCO. Choice Butter received daily, direct from the best Bairics, We warrant our goodsto be ALWAYS just what they are represented to be. $2. ADAMS, McNEILL & CO, IMPORTERS AND } V # KEEP IN STOCK EVERY VARIEty of Merchandise in our line, ineluding WHISKIES, TOBACCO, EAST 8. C.C. BAMS & BACON, FAIRBANK’S LARD, etc. Just received, a car load of Schummacher’s B & C Oat Meal, Which is perfectly free from all impurities, OFFICE AND SALESROOM. 93 and 95 Front Street, SACRAMENTO. e19.tf ACKERMAN BROS, San Fran, & New York; ACKERMAN & CO., MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEA/ERS IN CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS ANY) PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, MAURICE BLOCK, Sacramento, i} ets, Frames, etc., 189 and 191 J Street. and 22 Seventh Street, SACRAMENTO, mav26 3. f,. FOSTER, U. ©, BILLINGSLEY FOSTER & BILLINGSLEY,’ WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. ROPE, T'WINES, BRUSHES, HANDLEg,. POLISHES; BASKEPS, PAPER BAGS, BTRAW AND MANILLA PAPER, No. 57 J Street, Between Second and Third, SACRAMENTO, yonl5-6m ¢ Probate Notice, & the Probate Court of the County of _ Nevada, state of California: In the matter of the Estate of Wm. M. Baker, de. ceased. On avading dnd filing the petition of .F.E. Baker, Adjninistrator of the Es. tateof Wm, M. Baker, deceased, set forth that-be-has—tHedhis tinal account of his administration of the estate of said deceased, in this Court, aud that the same has been duly settled and allowed ;.thet all the debis and expenses of administration have been duly paid: and thata portion of said estate remains to be divided among the heirs of said deceased, apd praying amdny other things foran order of distribution of the residue of saia estate among the persons entitled, It is ordered that all persons interested in the estate of the said Wm *M. Baker deceased, be und ap pear before the Probate Court of the seid County of Nevaca, at the Court Room of said Court, in the City of Nevuda, in said Nevada Comwnty, on the 24th day of Nov., A. D.1877, at 10 0’clock A. M., then anc there toshow cause why an order of distribution should not bé made of th residue of said estate among the heirs of the said deceased, according to law; ana why the final account of said administrator, filed Oct. 13th, 1877, 8 ould not be settled and allowed. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be patb}ished for. four successive weeks, before the 24th day of Nov., A.D. 1877,in the Nevada Daily .TRANSCRIPT, anewspaper printed and published in the said Nevada Comrty. on ._ JNO. CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Dated Oct. 13th, 1877. ol4 ‘. .over them. must not be less than 25 feet wide, nor less . * sere a than 16 feet wide at other places. ‘The WHOLESALE GROCERS. . Children’s Carriages, Brack-. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. of Nevada County, on the 30th day of Oct. , 1877, instructed me to get the cheapest road constructed that I cou da be4 tween Columbia Hill and Lake City, on a grade not to exceed 16 inches to 1644 feet linear measurement, and ordered me.to get. a syirvey made for a road from Woodruft’s store in Columbia Hill, to the. Union’ Keservoir, at Lake City,. via O. B. Kawley’s saw mill, (which is known as the: lower road), and to receive bids for the construc. tion of two roads, with the understanding that only one road shall be built. Therefore, sealed proposals will bereceived until Dec. 14th, at 2 o’elock p. m., for the constructionjof, both roads, together with all the bridges required on said roads. The said road must be finished on or betore the 15th day of May, 1878, or the said contractor or contractors. shall forfeit unto the County. of Nevada the sum of $20 per day tor every day that the road shall remain unfinished after the 15th day of May, 1578, until.the cortract shall be finished : ecording te the specifications for said road, as hereinafter specified,. to-wit: The road must not be less than 10 feet wide inside of grade stakes, The grade must. not exceed 16 inches to 1634 feet linear-meusurement atany point, and «ll the.curyes must be constructed: so that ten-horse teams witli back action wagons can haul a good foad The bridges in, the ravinves stringers for all bridges more than 12° feet dong must.not be less than 12x14 inches, nor more than 8 feet apart. top muse be hewed to a six inch face, and must be large enough to square 13 inches. A}l the bark must be taken off . The stringers in bridges 12 feet lope or less must not be hewed toa 4-inch face, and must ‘be large enough to square nine Inches with the bark taken off. ‘Phe plank ur cover of the bridges rust ‘not be Jess than SxS,inehes, With the sap taken off, tuore than 16 feet long or 1 ss than 28 feet loug mast haye a govd post ander each ‘stringer at or near the center. than 15 teet apart. The bridges must be good timber; ed. deep. direct. The cwyverts: must not than 10x12 inches ia the clear. dyeliing house andt¥e Milton J, English and A, G. Gaddas, to. B. Haw thence along a log roud co the first ravine thence along the line of survey to Lal. City. the right to reject any or all bids. -Bond for twice the amouut of the bids, or th written consent of two men wurth tb bond, must accompany all bids. Suid bid Well, at A, A. Smith’s Dru Bloomfield, Nevada Gouy the words **Roud Bid” side of the envelope. JORLN &N Road Comm tssione ity, “Oal, OSWELL, ® Dist. No, 3. psa Transcript i Seda seiowe and Wholesale Dealers in COMMERCIALSTREET, Nevada City. office in this State. _ Asan advertising medium tae Nevada Daity Transcript is the J. M, Waling, Storuecy, ‘SY HEREAS, the Board of Supervisors . It round, the be less than 10x16 inches, nor more than 30 inches apart. If round, the tops must All ‘brides Bridges over 28 feet long must have good bends fully as large as the stringers and not more built in good workmanlike manner, and of > fir timber wilt not be acce ptAllthe wet and soft ground minst ve ditched on the upper side and.drained with good culverts, and covered with pine brush not less than 8 inches deep, which must be covered: with dirt not less than 10 inches Culvats must be put in and ditches dug where the road commissioners shall be less ia The upper road commences at a point on Huyhes’ toll road, a little above Woodrutf's dwehing house, and passes between Mr. Faull’s ditch, thence aiong the line of survey to the Union Reservoir at Lake Gity. The lower road commences ata point in Hughes’ toll road, near Woodruff’s store, thence through the lands of H. Hous, E. ©, Hutchison, ©, The Road Commissioner reser yes amount of the bid to yo on the bidder’s must be sealed and directed ta John Knot© Store, North with wr.tten om the outJob Printing ‘Office t# We are prepared to do Job Printing in a styse second to no bestin the Northern part of the « State. JVAANGFACFurrp under Alfred Noble’s original and only valid patents tor Nitro Glycerine Powders. Consumers» and dealers in. HURCULES POWDER, infrin nthe, GIANT POWDER COMPs rights and will be held responsible for-damages. THE GIANT POWDER CO., ; Ask your special attention +o their xm. PROVED GRADES CF POWDER, VIZ: NO, 1 GIANT, Now the mest powerful explosive com. pound in the world. Price 75 cts. per ib, NO. 2 EXTRA, A new grade, which hereafter will be our second grade. It is of immense strength, far surpassing any powder of its class ever before manufactured. “Notwit) standin, its greatly increased strength, it. will be sold at the price of the old No. 2, viz: 60 CENTS PER POUND. Where a powder Strony . ev than ordinary No, 2ig nex ded, we invite a careful trial of this new grade, NO, 2, 80-called Our powder of this grade. wil! continue of the strength oO! our No.2 of last year’s take, It is astrong, reliable and sure powder, and will’ do excellent work. Special attention is called to the reduced price of 35 cents, at which we will hereatter sell this grade, : JUDSON POWDER. This new and valuabie powder is rapidly coming into general us’ ag w Substitute for common black powder, to which it is in all respects far superior, Degeriptive circulars forwarded on application, ° Price1! In carcents, or by car load 13 cents. tvidges, 2 cents extra, Discounts as usual to the various grades of Powder, Caps, ringle, also, fuse of all trade on our , : dou le and triple force ,— brands always on-hand. BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO, General Agents Giant Powder Co. GEO. E, TURNER, . ! Agent Nevada City. mal6-3m. 210 Froftt St., San Francisco, 'Harper’s Magazine. 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