December 28, 1877 (4 pages)

from: the ef. its or indie f i tLemeelye) FE ever laid at’ ity. DR! forteit 54} Neak news, 67 or characte)! ‘ils to cure he unforty. this notice . 1 danperoy; RY in seek * your FOr. . > Lrst Stage: in the last . 1€ last, ang its i/] flee it in procrag: 1¢ when the render ¥ox or of hope! when no én. relief. 3, Of success, « Upon you rself of th tment before ‘Hof medica hurries you } course. o} ney Ly Pog ith, fnil de. Address, . SFINNEY, 4 Francisco, ‘le, n to me direct. led frcnr the acting Justice tT whship of -.* State of Us}. * eD 14th, 1977, bala-Court on in fuyor of W. he Semariten eerporatior } ed und Sixty ‘Hirteen €5-109 Ctruing’ costs, 10 U. $I hays 1é Tight, title Good Sumarifeet in length wigs les and vashafts, cuts, ith Fhop; also €d ubcut two City, on big 2 Kitts’ m3) I will expose 8. gold com, erty, on Mon. eon the hours ock-.P. M., in or in the city if 15th day of M SCGIT, d.‘owLship. TICE. [NING COMrincipal plate evada County, 3, Walllow Valtuta meeting pe 4th dlay of ent-of Eight YOR the. cup~peyabie ii gold. coin. te the Compa‘y Store, Nevak upon whieh 1 Uunpa Gg, on = ill be delinJe af public s rade beMonday, the 4, to, pay the F her with coste ef sale. , Secretary. y Store, deve i or OO OTICE. f COMPANY.— ice of business y. California. tavine, Ne, ornia. Notiveneeting of the the tenth day nt (N2. 1) ‘of vied upon the ition, payable s gold coin to f the Compar stock upga . remain ubary, 1878. wil d for sale at pay me nt 8 n Wednesday, ogether with uses of sale escinded Ne 1 irectors, a Seeretary. LUTION, pplication cf ote] Corspany, 1. Notice ckholiers of tel Company pisce-—— Califorpis, itmay con. +e «OF Joba, court Nevada City, on’ Saturdey, sis. and ‘then any -there be, nut be cisadly will be heard rLsiT8, vat the ye, 10 Nevada and =‘ State ve order, made licaticn, LOW ; D. WHITE, > Clerk ofthe uuty, Califordecll-Im_ nts:. , 1 Fund, reg'* Oth, 1877, alse egistered priol aunts on seme d 5a, register Warrants on jor to Uct. 1, a 10, on same . Will be paid ceases frou N. Payne, ty Treasurel ilies inca Pd + of the ster ee the Citize o'clock P. uM 1878. . ie Secretary ’ ‘A-8 Ein méund, from whieh a fir: tree 30 __in. diam bears § 84~, E 0.50 clis, and a _ 0,33 chs and the. sec corner between ter of lode; 3.03 the SW-corner of claims. ‘marked AM SN 3, 817°, E 7.60, place of £A. D. 1866, and has been duly assigned to 7 e ey ¢ 4 (No. 933.[ . bears N 0 12”, E9.e¥ chains'from \ corA an SENN The Daily Transerip : NEVADA CITY, CAL. x, P. BROWN. ie G. A, BAILEY. BROWN & ‘CO, a Propriotors. CITIZENS BANK. (BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. [ en "beable STOCK, $200,000. a OFFICERS: “90 PRESTON. ie. 5 .President R, MCMURRAY. ..-2404. Vice Presiden. Jous'T: MORGAN: }.055.-50055 .-+ Cashier. DIRECTORS : Dt.R. M. Hunt, Geo. M: Hughes, Nils Searls. John T. Morgan, . T. W. Sigourney, 4 KR, McMurray ‘E. M. Preston. ; Receive Deposits.buy end so! exchang © Purchase Gold Dust and Bullidn. Highest price paid-for ad County Warrants. : ue ' Draw Checks on. nee NE YORK,. oie ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, LOS A LES. Also sell Exchange on allt incipa J European Cities. Make co}lections anid transact a genet Banking Business. Loe CORRESPONDENTS, New York—First National Bank. San Fraticisco—First Nat. Gold Ban., € San Jose—Farmers Nationa! Gold Pank. Los Angies—Commiercial Bank,» 824 2 No. 933. > ° . oe: Application fora Patent to a Mining Claim. Unrrep Stara LAND OFF*CE, Sacramento, Cal., Dec. 14, 1877. OTICE is-Nereby given that 8. F. N Gashweiler, whose post office ad-. . address it: San Francisco, California, through his duly author zed agent has thie day‘made application for patent for the *“Ancho” quartz mine and mill-site, situated iu,'T 18,N R,11 E, Mt. Di.blo me.ndian, county of Nevada, State of Califor. nia,and described in the plat and field notes on file jn this office as follows, to wit:—Ancho Quartz Mine, commencing , at the SE corner of the claim, a stake marked spruce tree 36 in, diam, bears 8 14>, 0 secs 16 and 21, 'f 18, N R,11E, Mt. D. M. bears (bv calculation) N 53° 39’, E 27.02 chains; thence variation 164°, East 1, S 73° , W 1.5144 chs, southerly end and censtake marked A S W 2, N 17>, W 7.24 southerly corner of mill-site, 8.10 dross . . Stillman ravine, 14.84 Northerly cor mill. site 30.30 NW cor claims, a aiths ‘marked AN Win mound 3, N 73° ,E1 514%, north end and center of lode, 3.03.NE cor claim, astake marked A N Ein mound 4, 8 17°, E 23.90 cross Stillman ravine 80.30 place of beginning, containing 9.80 acres: Millsite, commencing atdstake marked A M $8 in mound on ihe west boundary line of the Ancho Quartz Claim and 7.24. chs from the SW corner; thence variation 164°, east 1, N 68%°, W. 5.87 chs westerly cor muill-site 1, N32%°, E 0.30, cross Stillman. ravine 6.08 northerly cor mill-site a stake Veginniag containing 1.76 acres. Said claim was located on the 5th day of July, this applicant by deeds, reéorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Nevada county. Said Ancho Quartz Claim and miil-site is bounded on the southerly tide by unkhuwa claimants, and on. all other sides by unélaimed ground. All persons claimivg adversely to the above described premises or any part thoreof, are hereby required to present the same befora this office within sixty days from the date of the first publication hereof. decl9T.B. McFARLAND, Register. Harper’s Magazine. Notices of the Press.’ The ever-increasing. circulation of this excellent monthly proves its coutinued ,ad@ptation to popular desireyand needs. In* eed, when we think into how many homes it penetrates every month we must consider it as one of the educators as well as enter. tainers of the public mind.—Boston Globe. The character which this Magazine po ssesses for variety, enterprise artistic wealth ‘and liteary eulture that has kept pace with, if it has not lead the times, should cause its conductorsj to regard it with justifiable -ceamplacency._The Magazine and not evil all the days of its life.— Brooklyn Eagle. 5 = Some of the most popular of modern novels have first appear d as serials in thiy Magazine. 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A Com Analytical Index to the first Fifty Volumes of Harper's Maguzine has $ust been published, rendering available Yor reference the vast and ¢ wralth of als perieel union ue nicemaaee i cyclopedia. $vo, Cioth, $3 00; Half Calf, $5 25. Sent A series of p under the title of “The First Century ef the .Republic.” contrib. uted by the most eminent Americ pub-Ucists is now being published in Asrper’s ‘ «This “series of over twenty a gives: a comprehensive review of srees during century now -losing, ABP. SAFES, PACIFIC COAST AGENT . \DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, -___ Corner Fourth «& J Streets, __ SACRAMENTO, Oe TRACTS MADE FOR Iron and. Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof ‘Safes Residence Safes, Jewelere’ Safes, Coin Safes, ae And every variety of workin this line. The very best workmanship on this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A. D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhting & Chisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—Crass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than. any Safe Agency on the Coast. = : ALSO, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND : MANUFACTURE. Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. Is warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL, Is a vast improvement over any oil stove eve: invented,’ -—COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacramento. After six mopths personal use of this ‘stove,the undersigned pronounces it an.indispensible article in every tamily. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires. No superfluous and wasted heat. © No chimney flues, _ Can be carried into any room. Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. Not the least smell or taste to articles cooked. Costs only 15. cents a day. The improvement inthe Stove consists “Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the “bottom. eee 24. Of moveable rachets. o 3d) Of fannel shaped chimney, 4th. Of common cotton wicks. aso Agents wanted in each town and city. " Address tmanufacturers of same, corner 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. " jate W. G. WILLIAMS. CAPITAL $300,000. HOME: MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREETSan 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 R. H. Magill. General Agent. -zase Valley Branch for Nevada County TRUSTEES, : Wm. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. _Otice No. 98 Main Street, ag2 Grasse Valley, Cat. HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG Fire Insurance Company, OF HAMBURG, HIS COMPANY is ow prepared to issue Policies egainst loss or damage by fire, at current rates. All risks taken by this Company are particrpated in by three of the largest Fire Insurance Companies of Germany, repreGUTTE & FRANK, General Agents, , 307 California St., San Francisco H. H. HASKINS, Local Agent, OIL, STOVES. == PACIFIC OIL STOVE, . -+13; Lot 4, Block 13; Lots 2 and 3, Block 13 senting an aggregate capital of : ‘G4 900,000 Marks or $16,000,000. _ 0, §. GOLD COIN. Ni N.C. N. G. RR. CO. TIME TABLE, NO. 4. HE Company reserve the right to viry the same, as. circumstances may fequire. To take effect Thursday, May 24th 1877, GOING, SOUTH. ud ' Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A, M. and leaves Grass Valley at 6.30A. M “arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M, : : _ Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arrives at Grass Valley 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. “Prain No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M, Jeaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., arrives at Nevada at 9:20 A. M. cde : Train No. 4 (iocal between Graas Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P, M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:16 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. z Train No.2 connécts daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No 5. connects daily with stages from.North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. , . : “ JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, CITY ORDINANCE. NORDINANCE FOR THE PLANKing of Broad street. i The City Board of Trustees do ordain as follows, and establish that it is necessary for the public convenienceand weitfare that Broad Street, in front: of the respective lots heresfter tsmed be pianked in the following manner: lp front of each lot planked planks shall be laid down as follows: Fourteen feet long, four inches thick laid upon stringers or sills 4inches by 6 inches wide; the stringers or sills to be four feet apart from centers and well bedded in the eartb, . the spaces between the sills to. be filled, with gravel and level with the surface of “the sills. The plank to be well spikec .w eac’ stringer with six inch spikes. The lots in front of which planking shall be placed by the terms of this Ordimance are Lot 8, Block 13; Lot 7, Block 134 Let 7, Block 13; Lot_6,Block 13; Lot 6,Block ma23 Lot 1, Block 13; lot 2, Block 16; Lot 3, Block 16; Lot 4, Block 16, Lot 5, Block 16; Lot 6, block 16; Lot 7, Bleck 16; and it is further ordained. that the planking shall be laid according to the specifications of section 1 of this Ordinance within 30 days from its passage by the owners or occupants of the lots named in this Ordinance, and if the owners or occupants ef said lots failtolay down such planking within thetime specified in this Ordiuance according to the specifications the cost of laying such planking shall become a charge against such ewner or occupant. By order of the Board Trustees G. W. SMITH, Pres. N. P. Brown, Clerk. € ; CAUTION _ —TO— HYDRAULIC MINERS! + LL persons, excepting those who have purchased the right from me,are hereby cautioned against using, or making, or selling any device for turnipg the discharge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses the deflecting power of the stream of water. Any such device is au infringement of United States Letters Patent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, and reissued September 19th, 1876. I have commenced suit against Kichard Hoskin forinfringing my said patent, and intend to prosecute ajl parties using such device without license from me, there being no other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to nurchaee the right to use this device, can do so by miaking applicaticn to me. HENRY C. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevad -‘o., Cal. ‘THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grasa Valley Stage Line, — Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8% o’clock A. . M., returning leave Nevadg City at 10 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M_; returning leave Nevada City at 6 P. M. Ladiesand gentlemen called for at any part of the city, without extra churge. Packages carried at low rates. Orders left at the National or Union Ho tels, in Nevada City, or at the Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, will be premptly attended to. GEO. G. WETTERAU, ” gep4-tf Proprietor. DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Hours—-From 9 te.10 A.M, ‘and frem 6 to 8 P. M, ISPENSARY HOUR, From 12 MW. to 1 P. M, BELVEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada Cty California. _ 0o2-Lm NEVADA CITY. to every deporte of our national life PIANOS, . ‘ORGANS, Cor. Keafftey & Sutter Sts; SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., Wholesale and Retail r MUSIC DEALERS. Weber Pianos Are THE BES(, and are now used in Coas cepts by all of the GR«AT ARTISTS, RF” Send for Descriptive Circular. as THE’ ‘Is the only FIRST-CLASS Instrument Sold at Four Hundred Dollars ! A kg Square Pianos are 7} octave, and embrace all Modern Improvements, such us elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, full Iron Frame, Carved Li gs and rie Oveistrung Bass, Agraffe Trebie, ete. ength 6 feet 10 inches, width 3 feet 6 inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR ‘LEN YEARS. ‘Agents. wanted in every County in the State for the Celebrated Standard Organ, Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Elegance of Finish and Durability, 18 UNRIVALLED. We keep corstantly on hand a good assortment of RELIABLE = Cheap Pianos, 73 Octeves, Agraffe Treble, made from the Best Seasoned Material and Fully Warranted. Prices as low as Worthless Pianos can be obtained elsewhere, 7 PIANOS AND ORGANS Sold on EASY INSTALLMENTS, If Desired ; Call and see ws before purchasing. . Agent for Nevada County, R. H. MARCHANT Dealer in All Kinds of : MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sewing Machines and : Sheet Masic, WAGONS, BUGGIES, &C.;Depot aud Salesroom, — GRASS VALLEY, CAL. n22-tf. ~ Assessment Notice. NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY— Location of principal place of Businebs, San Francisco, Cal.fornia. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Pirectors,held on the 30th day of Cct., 1877, an assessment, (No. 15) of One Dollar ‘per share was levyied upon the capital stock of.the Cerpcration, payable immediately in United Siates gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 320 Sansome tt., San FranCisco, California, Any stoc’s upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 10th day of Dec. 1877, willbe delinquent, and ad. vertised for sale at public auction; and unlesé payment is made before, will be sold on Friday, the 28th day of December, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of vertising and expenses of sale. +. M. F. GAME, Secretary. Office—320 Sansome ptreet, San Franvisco, sl. td 10 BULLDOSING, HY DRAULIC MINERS, XHOULD NOT BE BULLDOSED into getting the best, by the threats of lega, proceedings from Mr. H. C. Perkins against all using my pitent Hydraulic Defiecting Nozzle. I hereby guarantee 0 defend all suits and pay all expenses, and do not doubt but thet Mr. Perkins will ‘soon reslize to his cost the difference between suing acd winning a suit. My De flector does not spray the stream, and is adapted to take any sized nozzle which fits the pipe butt, and is fast bemg adoyted by miners. * ; R, HOSKIN. Dutch Flat, Dec. 6, 1877. Moore's Fiat Banking House W. F. CUMMINGS, . a‘ SUCCESSOR TO ¥ ‘MARKS & COMPANY, . MOORE'S’ FLAT, NEVADA CO. © Ge DUST BOUGHT and liberal aavances made on Bullion deposited for Assay or colnage at United States Mint. . Application for a Patent to .a ‘. a torporation existing ander the laws cf j California, whose “Post Office.is San Francisco, California, has: made application for SHZRMAN & HYDE PIANO [io ie discnt, hence s siy> W848 Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE; SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 6, 1877. 7 OTICE: is hereby given, that the Witt Blue Gravel Mining Company, Patent. for the Watt Blue Gravel. Mine, bearing gold, embracing the several locations hereinafter. described, situated’ in. Woolsey Flat and North Bloomfield Mining. Districts, Nevada county California, and described in the platand field notes on file in this office ,.as follows, viz: . **Lida Location.” P Commencing at post No. 1, marked *L,” (for Lida) SW. corner, which bears N'17 E 12.18 chains dist. from corner to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29,T 18 N, R10 E, Mt. Diablo’ meridian. ‘hence var 18° ki. .N 7235 BE, 26.40 chs, Post No 2 marked ‘ L” SE co:ner, on. West line of United. Thence N 14° 8 7,90 chs. Post No 3, markéd W Co (for Watt Co) SE corner of the ‘‘Bostcn Placer Glaim,” from which a cedar tree, 3 feet in dia bears 8 81° E 48 links distan?, a burnt chs. Post-No 4 marked W. Co,SW corner . ef the Boston Placer Claim, and Post.No. 5} of the ‘*Blue Coat” froma which a cedar 3 feet in dia bears S 44} W, 0.83 cbs dist, a spruce4}4, feet in dia bears S 77° W 0 51 chs dist, and the Watt mining ft bears $ 20%° W 11.74 chs dist. Thence 59S W 21.61 chs. Post Co. 5 marked L. on “Blue Cvuat” line. Thence 8 4.24 chs. Post Nol, and SW corner and place of beginning. Containing '8.90 acres. Lida No. 2. : Commencing at post No 1 marked L, No 2, (for Lida No 2) SW corner, which bears W 13.66 chs from cor to cecs 20, 21, 28 and 29,718 N, R 10 Kk, Mt Diablo base and Meridian. Var I8@K; N 13° &3’ E 370 chs, Bloody Run, 7.48 chs, post No 2, marked L No.2, on Blue Coat line, which bears N 684° W, 1390 chs, from cor to secs 20, 21,28 and 29, N 59° E, 13.78 chs, sec line N 13.80 chs trom. cor to secs 20, 21,28 and 29 .7.9@chas, post No 3, mark“Lida” 8 4.24 ths, post 4 marked L No 2, also post Nol and 8W corner of ‘‘ Lida” N 7234 8-26.40 chs, post No 5 marked L No 2,. also post No. 2, and St cornerof ‘‘Lida” $8 145° W 20 26 chs, post No 6, marked L No 2, on section line, and on the W line of the ‘*United” loeation; thence W 23.75 chs corner to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29, T 18N,R 10 E, Mt Diablo weridian, 37.41 chs, post No land 8W corner and place of beginning eontaining 54.54 acres. g **United Location.” ‘Commencing at Post No 1 marked W Company (for Watt-Company) -being the SE corner ot the ‘* Blue Bunk” plaver claim, thence var 18 E, 8 12° W-2:65 chs}-Bleddy Run westerly 6,50'chs, Weaver Ditch wesner, between sections 25 and 29,1 18,N R, 10K, Mt. Diablo, meridian, Var. 189 bj. 0° .19’, W 24.17 chs, post’No. 2, marked “G, V.,” BE corner on section line, between: 28 and 29,from which a black oak. 28 in, in dia bears S°78° ,E 32 lks, S 89° 44’, W 20.62 chs, post No. 3, on steep hill side, marked “*W Co.,” from whichanoak 3 in, ig dia bears west 31ks, 8 0° 12’,W 5.00 chs, post -No. 4, marked “W. Co.” for Watt Co., from which a forked: live oak, bears.-.N ‘3346S. E 91 1ks, 8 89>, 44, W 7.00 chs, center of canon road 25 66 chs, post No. 5, marked **W, Co.” SWcorner, from which. am oak-3 ft in. dis bears N 59° W 1.00 chs, N 0° 12’, E 18.27-chs; post No. 6, marked “GQ. V.’""NW. corner and NE’ corner of ‘Last Chance’ loeation,on § line of “Monumental,” N 89°; E 19.70: chs, post: Na. 7, marked ‘'G. V.9 and Si-corner of “Monumental,”’"N-13° 63’, BE 2.89-chs, post No. 8, marked “G. V,." and SW corner of ‘*Tudependent,” N 72°, E 26,94 chs, post No. 1, marked “*G. V.” NE corner ard .place-of beginning, containing 91.93 acres, ‘Lust Qhancé Locafion:” Commeng¢ing at post No, 1, marked La €. (for Last Chance), NE corner an; post No, 6, NW corner of ‘Grass Valley” location, ° var 18> E, 8 89°, W 20.65 chs. post No 2, marked L,.C, on easterly line of tha ° **Franklin” location, from which an oak 16 in. india beats N 19°, E 42 lks 8 87345 , WO4.45 chs, ‘post No. 3, masten key: C. SE corner of the. -‘‘Franklin,”’~ which bears N 36>, W 14.06 chs from. corter. to sections 29, 30, 31 and 32, 'T .3,N R, 10E Mt. Diablo meridinn, N 524°, W 10.22 chs, post No. 4, marked ‘*L, 0.” SE corner of the “Back Bone” Placer. mine, 8 0S 12’, W 6.75-chs Bloomfield” Co’s ditch, 14.60 chs, Bloomfield Irying’s ditch 17 62. chs post No. 5, murked ‘ W. Co,” for: Watt Co. on line between secs 30 and 31-SW corner N 89°, 44’, E 16°35'chs, corner to sections. 29,30, 31 and 32 32.75 chs,center cf Humbug Creek, 36.97 chs, post No.6, marked W.-Co-; from which an oak 28 in. in dia bears E 32 links, N 0°12’, E 1.70 chs, Humbuy Creek, 10.00 chs, posto. 7, marked Ly U, from which an ouk 14 in. in dia bears § 32°, E 61 Jka, var 18> E, Ng9° 44’, £15.62 chs, post No 8, marked w & Co, for watt Co., from -which ap oak 1B in. in dia beara 8 393° w 50 lks dist, N v> 12’, BE 10.85 a Ly No-2;-aiso-post-No-5-and-NW. corner of chs, post No. 5, marked w Co., fur 8w cor, “Grass -Valey” 29.12 chs, post No. 1, NK cor and place of beginning, containirg 140.29 acres. 4 “Franklin Location,” “Franklin” on the east. cor of the ‘Back Bone” Placer claim, var 189 -E, § 52144°, E 10.22 chs, post No. 2, marked F."N, F: corner, also, post. No, 3 ‘*Monumerta)’* also post No, 3, and SE cor of ** bed Rock’”’ **Construction” location, 8 87%°, E 11.00 che. Sw cor Monumental” location af post No. 4, 45.45 chs, post No. 3 marged F; §. E cor. which bears N 36°.-w 14 06 chs from corner to sections 29 30 31 and 32,'Tf18 N 10.22 chs post No, 4 marked FF and S E terly 24,10 section line West 22.40 chs from NE. corner of sec 28,T 18 NR 10E, Mt Diablo base and meridian; 40.50 chs post No 2 marked W Co. (for Watt Company) from whicl a pine 2034 in dia bears 8 42> chains, post No3 marked U (tor United) chs, east of cor to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29,and post No 6, und SE corner ot ‘Lida No 2,” 32.23 che, Bleedy Kun 36 89 chs, post No 2, Lida location 44.79 chs. St. corner **‘ Boston” placer claim and post No 3 ‘‘Lida” location, 47.60 chs, post No. 4, marked W Co (for Watt Company;) a pine tree 44 feet in dia for 8W corner of the Blue Bank placer claim; $ 73%° E 18.70 chp, post No 6, marked W Co, and post No4, Blue Bank, placer claim, from which a fir-18 inches in diameter bears 8 41° E, 83 links dist, 8 87342 EK 13°43 chs, post Noi and place of beginning, covtaining 159.31 acres. “Produ :tion Location.” Commencing at post No, 1, marked W. & Co. (for Watt Company) SW cor. which bears N;0° 12’ E 3.00 chs from %corner between sections 28 & 29, T 18, NR,10 E, Mt. Diablo Meridian, var 18° E; NO? 12’ &, 6.07 chs, post No. 2, markea P, (for line of the ‘Independent’ crossing, the Kidye road at 2.00 chs; thence N72 Kb, 15.74 che, port No. 3, marked P, on SE cor of the **Independent” location; thence N 14> E, 11 06 chs, post No. 4,‘marked P on the NW corner snd SW corner of the ‘‘ United” locetion—no witne ses; thenvte 8 89° 52’ E 42.72 chs, poet No, 2, for ** United. Loca tion;” south-east corner 45.12 chs, post No. 5; marked W %o., (for Watt Co,) from which an oak 18 in. in dia, bears N.6i° ,W 61 lks. dist.N & corner; thence 3 0> 12’W 18.76 che Eureka vr hidge read 21.75 cbs, post’'No. 6, marked W Co., bE corner—no witnesses; thence N 89° 52’ W 62.67. chr, post No. 1, marked W & Co., and place of beginuing, containing 115.19 acre. “Independent Location.” Commenring at corner common to sections 20, 21, 26 and 29. 118,N RK, 10 E, Mt. Disblo meridian, var 18° H, west 13.66 chs, p st No.1, marked I, (for Independent) fw corner, also post No for the pW corner of **Lida No. 2;’’ thence 5.13> 63° W 40.87 chs. post No, 2. marked I, te SW corner, from which a spruce 2 it in dia bears N 20° , E43 lis. N72>, E 26.94che, section line 9.07 che, north % corner, betwee: 28 and 29, 42.68 chs, post Ne. 4, markea I, rE corner, also post No 3 “*Production?’ thence N 14°, E 1106 chs, 3 using an inferior article, instead o1. post No. 4, NW corner “Production” end: post No. 3, 8W corner of the “United” location =27.29 chs, post No. 4, marked I, NE cor-and post No. 6, for the SE cor of “Lida No. 2,” west 23 75 chs, corner pust to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29 and place of deginning, containing 123.62 acres. . ‘Monumental Location.” Commencing at post No. 1, marked M. (fur Monumental) NB corner ,aleo post No. 2, for‘ Lida No*2,” which bears N 584°, W 13.90 che dist from corner to-sections 20, 21, 28 and 29. T1#,N R, 10 E, Mt. Diablo Meridian, var 18° E, 859%, W 892. che, post No. 2, marked “M.” NW corner, on the *Blue Coat” line; thence 8 47° 51’, W 4,04 chs section line 22.52 chs west from cor to . secs 20, 21, 28 and 29, 55.60 cha, post No, 3, SE corner of bed rock construction, amd NE cor of “‘Frankliv” location, from which an oak 16 in, in dia bears 8 334°, E 29 ike dist 837%° W110 chs, po t No, 4, on east line of the ‘‘Franklin’’ location; thence N 89° , E 13.00 cha, Ridge road, 23.65 chs post Nu. 1, for the NE cornerof the ‘‘Last Chance,” and No, 6, for the NW corner of the ‘Grass Valley” location, 43.35 chs, t No. 5, marked “*M,” SE corner, from which 4 pine 30 in. in dia bears N 88>, E A )ks dist, N 13° 53’, E 2.89 chs, post No. 2, for SW corner of “Ind location. 43.76 cba SW corner ‘Lida No, 2,” NW corner of “Independent” location, 51.24 chs post No. 1, NE-corner on *‘Blue “oat”’ line, and placeof beginning, containing 119.57 . sGeeee Valley Location.” __ Commencing at post No.1, marked G. V. : Francisco correspondent, Lezard V Flume Lumber Company} merce.” 2u26 See ee rae unr ear {Senay Tk Coaneel ot Lew: > cis tonkenmamientinan hee AT BRICK OFFI bE Spruce Wood for sale, — jen] . Front of the ‘Court House. i 8 “ (for Grass Valley), NE corner on the south line of the “Independent” location, which era : mete) Pa W 24 lks dist; thence “N, 89> 52’ W,, 42.72 protection) on.section line’ and on. south. cerner of the ‘‘Back Bone’ Plager claim N 37%4° E 26.60 chs section Ihe 1.30 che south { corner, between sections 29 and 30, 45.45 chs post No. 1 and p!ace of beginning containing 46.45 acres, : _ Bed Rock Corstruction Location. _ Commencing at post No 1, narked W Co R10E Mt Diablo foe 524° w . . (for Watt Co.) NW corner, also post No, 2 cdl Rapoport NM da ae as ins aid crooked cedar tree for 8 W corner of . Blue Coat placer claim,which bears 8 312 E 8.32 chains, from cor to »ecs-19, 20, 29 var 18° E,8 9° W, 14:79’ chs, post No. 2 marked W Co. sao Watt Co) ou the. Back Bone placer claim line, from which a spruce 4) feet in diameter, bears 8 12\%° 24 links dist, 8 524° E 0.64 chs, Weaver Ditch 1075 chs, east. Corner.of Back. Bone, and NW corner of Franklin location, 20.97 chains, post 3 marked B R G-(for Bed Rock Construction) and post No 2 ror NE corner of Frauklin location, N 47° 51’ E_ 51.56 chs, line between sections 20 and 29 at a point 22.52 cbs west of corner to secs 20, 21,28 and 29,-55.60 chs, post No 4_ marked B R.C, NE corner and Post No2,N W corner of Monumental location on easterly line of Blue Ooat placer: mine, 8 594° w 4:80 chs; section line 23.19 chs west of corner to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29, 11.50 chains, cedar tree, and post No. 5, marked w Co oa Blue Coat placer claim line, from. which the quarter corner be. tween secs 20 and 29 bears N 694° w 9.83 ed w Co, also post No 3 for Blue Coat claims. var 18> KE,N 78° w, 13.40 chains, crooked cedar tree and post Nol, NW corand place of beginning, containing 76.63 acres, The Independent location was made July P17, aes J.d3. Rogers, et al The Kock and fonstruction location be ay June 15th;’1877, by J. w. Hays, etal, The Last Chance location was made June 2, 1877, by J C. Coleman et al. The Lida No. 2 location was, made June’ 10th, 1877, by J. L. Coombs et al. ~ The Monumental location was made January 13th, 1877 by G. w. Smith, et al. The Production location was made January 13, 1877 by John Glusson. et al. -—~Phe Bnited-4 oper, et al, was made Dec. 19th, 1876, by J. H. Suow etal. : The Franklin location was made December 2%, 1876, by Martin Ford et al. The Grass Vulley locaticn -was made January 13th, 1877, by Frank Morse, et al., all of said Jocations being of record in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County. at Nevada City. The applicant claims by purchase, % All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before this Office within sixty days-trom the first day of publishing hereof.dls T. B. MCFARLAND, Register. A. B. Dibble, Att’y for Applicant. ACKERMAN BROB, San Fran. & New York. ACKERMAN & CQ., cececeementy MAURICE BLOCK, bactumento MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEA’, ERS IN : ; CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AN) PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s Carriages, Brackets, Frames, etc., 169 and 191 J Street. and 23 seventh Street, — Y ue y 2b Commencing at post No. 1, marked F for j and 30, T 18 N R10 E, Mt Diablo meridias, ° chs, 8 78442 w, 33.14 che, post No 6 mark. . ner, also S w corner ¢f Blue Coat claims \ ion was-madeMay 30th -— a ml A ETE IEEE

from: the ef. its or indie f i tLemeelye) FE ever laid at’ ity. DR! forteit 54} Neak news, 67 or characte)! ‘ils to cure he unforty. this notice . 1 danperoy; RY in seek * your FOr. . > Lrst Stage: in the last . 1€ last, ang its i/] flee it in procrag: 1¢ when the render ¥ox or of hope! when no én. relief. 3, Of success, « Upon you rself of th tment before ‘Hof medica hurries you } course. o} ney Ly Pog ith, fnil de. Address, . SFINNEY, 4 Francisco, ‘le, n to me direct. led frcnr the acting Justice tT whship of -.* State of Us}. * eD 14th, 1977, bala-Court on in fuyor of W. he Semariten eerporatior } ed und Sixty ‘Hirteen €5-109 Ctruing’ costs, 10 U. $I hays 1é Tight, title Good Sumarifeet in length wigs les and vashafts, cuts, ith Fhop; also €d ubcut two City, on big 2 Kitts’ m3) I will expose 8. gold com, erty, on Mon. eon the hours ock-.P. M., in or in the city if 15th day of M SCGIT, d.‘owLship. TICE. [NING COMrincipal plate evada County, 3, Walllow Valtuta meeting pe 4th dlay of ent-of Eight YOR the. cup~peyabie ii gold. coin. te the Compa‘y Store, Nevak upon whieh 1 Uunpa Gg, on = ill be delinJe af public s rade beMonday, the 4, to, pay the F her with coste ef sale. , Secretary. y Store, deve i or OO OTICE. f COMPANY.— ice of business y. California. tavine, Ne, ornia. Notiveneeting of the the tenth day nt (N2. 1) ‘of vied upon the ition, payable s gold coin to f the Compar stock upga . remain ubary, 1878. wil d for sale at pay me nt 8 n Wednesday, ogether with uses of sale escinded Ne 1 irectors, a Seeretary. LUTION, pplication cf ote] Corspany, 1. Notice ckholiers of tel Company pisce-—— Califorpis, itmay con. +e «OF Joba, court Nevada City, on’ Saturdey, sis. and ‘then any -there be, nut be cisadly will be heard rLsiT8, vat the ye, 10 Nevada and =‘ State ve order, made licaticn, LOW ; D. WHITE, > Clerk ofthe uuty, Califordecll-Im_ nts:. , 1 Fund, reg'* Oth, 1877, alse egistered priol aunts on seme d 5a, register Warrants on jor to Uct. 1, a 10, on same . Will be paid ceases frou N. Payne, ty Treasurel ilies inca Pd + of the ster ee the Citize o'clock P. uM 1878. . ie Secretary ’ ‘A-8 Ein méund, from whieh a fir: tree 30 __in. diam bears § 84~, E 0.50 clis, and a _ 0,33 chs and the. sec corner between ter of lode; 3.03 the SW-corner of claims. ‘marked AM SN 3, 817°, E 7.60, place of £A. D. 1866, and has been duly assigned to 7 e ey ¢ 4 (No. 933.[ . bears N 0 12”, E9.e¥ chains'from \ corA an SENN The Daily Transerip : NEVADA CITY, CAL. x, P. BROWN. ie G. A, BAILEY. BROWN & ‘CO, a Propriotors. CITIZENS BANK. (BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. [ en "beable STOCK, $200,000. a OFFICERS: “90 PRESTON. ie.. 5 ..President R, MCMURRAY. ....-2404. Vice Presiden. Jous'T: MORGAN: }.055.-50055 .-+ Cashier. DIRECTORS : Dt.R. M. Hunt, Geo. M: Hughes, Nils Searls. John T. Morgan, . T. W. Sigourney, 4 KR, McMurray ‘E. M. Preston. ; Receive Deposits.buy end so! exchang © Purchase Gold Dust and Bullidn. Highest price paid-for ad County Warrants. : ue ' Draw Checks on. nee NE YORK,. oie ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, LOS A LES. Also sell Exchange on allt incipa J European Cities. Make co}lections anid transact a genet Banking Business. Loe CORRESPONDENTS, New York—First National Bank. San Fraticisco—First Nat. Gold Ban., € San Jose—Farmers Nationa! Gold Pank. Los Angies—Commiercial Bank,» 824 2 No. 933. > ° . oe: Application fora Patent to a Mining Claim. Unrrep Stara LAND OFF*CE, Sacramento, Cal., Dec. 14, 1877. OTICE is-Nereby given that 8. F. N Gashweiler, whose post office ad-. . address it: San Francisco, California, through his duly author zed agent has thie day‘made application for patent for the *“Ancho” quartz mine and mill-site, situated iu,'T 18,N R,11 E, Mt. Di.blo me.ndian, county of Nevada, State of Califor. nia,and described in the plat and field notes on file jn this office as follows, to wit:—Ancho Quartz Mine, commencing , at the SE corner of the claim, a stake marked spruce tree 36 in, diam, bears 8 14>, 0 secs 16 and 21, 'f 18, N R,11E, Mt. D. M. bears (bv calculation) N 53° 39’, E 27.02 chains; thence variation 164°, East 1, S 73° , W 1.5144 chs, southerly end and censtake marked A S W 2, N 17>, W 7.24 southerly corner of mill-site, 8.10 dross . . Stillman ravine, 14.84 Northerly cor mill. site 30.30 NW cor claims, a aiths ‘marked AN Win mound 3, N 73° ,E1 514%, north end and center of lode, 3.03.NE cor claim, astake marked A N Ein mound 4, 8 17°, E 23.90 cross Stillman ravine 80.30 place of beginning, containing 9.80 acres: Millsite, commencing atdstake marked A M $8 in mound on ihe west boundary line of the Ancho Quartz Claim and 7.24. chs from the SW corner; thence variation 164°, east 1, N 68%°, W. 5.87 chs westerly cor muill-site 1, N32%°, E 0.30, cross Stillman. ravine 6.08 northerly cor mill-site a stake Veginniag containing 1.76 acres. Said claim was located on the 5th day of July, this applicant by deeds, reéorded in the office of the County Recorder of said Nevada county. Said Ancho Quartz Claim and miil-site is bounded on the southerly tide by unkhuwa claimants, and on. all other sides by unélaimed ground. All persons claimivg adversely to the above described premises or any part thoreof, are hereby required to present the same befora this office within sixty days from the date of the first publication hereof. decl9T.B. McFARLAND, Register. Harper’s Magazine. Notices of the Press.’ The ever-increasing. circulation of this excellent monthly proves its coutinued ,ad@ptation to popular desireyand needs. In* eed, when we think into how many homes it penetrates every month we must consider it as one of the educators as well as enter. tainers of the public mind.—Boston Globe. The character which this Magazine po ssesses for variety, enterprise artistic wealth ‘and liteary eulture that has kept pace with, if it has not lead the times, should cause its conductorsj to regard it with justifiable -ceamplacency._The Magazine and not evil all the days of its life.— Brooklyn Eagle. 5 = Some of the most popular of modern novels have first appear d as serials in thiy Magazine. 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A Com Analytical Index to the first Fifty Volumes of Harper's Maguzine has $ust been published, rendering available Yor reference the vast and ¢ wralth of als perieel union ue nicemaaee i cyclopedia. $vo, Cioth, $3 00; Half Calf, $5 25. Sent A series of p under the title of “The First Century ef the .Republic.” contrib. uted by the most eminent Americ pub-Ucists is now being published in Asrper’s ‘ «This “series of over twenty a gives: a comprehensive review of srees during century now -losing, ABP. SAFES, PACIFIC COAST AGENT . \DETROIT SAFES, SARGENT’S COMBINATION AND TIME LOCKS, -___ Corner Fourth «& J Streets, __ SACRAMENTO, Oe TRACTS MADE FOR Iron and. Steel Vaults, Vault Doors, Fire and Burglar Proof ‘Safes Residence Safes, Jewelere’ Safes, Coin Safes, ae And every variety of workin this line. The very best workmanship on this Coast. Refer in Nevada County to Nevada County Treasurer’s Safe, A. Nivens. A. D. & P. Sutton, Nevada Transcript, V Flume Company —Nevada City. Buhting & Chisholm—North San Juan. Granger & Watt—Crass Valley. A. Hill & Co., Little York. And 500 customers on the Pacific Coast, Prices lower than. any Safe Agency on the Coast. = : ALSO, OF SACRAMENTO INVENTION AND : MANUFACTURE. Does any kind of Cooking and Heating which a range will do, with less expense and vastly less trouble and heat to the person. Is warranted perfectly safe, Uses COMMON COAL OIL, Is a vast improvement over any oil stove eve: invented,’ -—COSTS ONLY EIGHT DOLLARS In Sacramento. After six mopths personal use of this ‘stove,the undersigned pronounces it an.indispensible article in every tamily. No storage of wood. No clearing of ashes. No constant watching of fires. No superfluous and wasted heat. © No chimney flues, _ Can be carried into any room. Broils a beef steak better than any other fire—over the open flame. Not the least smell or taste to articles cooked. Costs only 15. cents a day. The improvement inthe Stove consists “Ist. Of wick tubes, which are indepen. dent of oil chamber, and feed from the “bottom. eee 24. Of moveable rachets. o 3d) Of fannel shaped chimney, 4th. Of common cotton wicks. aso Agents wanted in each town and city. " Address tmanufacturers of same, corner 4th & J Streets, Sacramento, Cal. " jate W. G. WILLIAMS. CAPITAL $300,000. HOME: MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 406 CALIFORNIA STREETSan 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 R. H. Magill. General Agent. -zase Valley Branch for Nevada County TRUSTEES, : Wm. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager. _Otice No. 98 Main Street, ag2 Grasse Valley, Cat. HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG Fire Insurance Company, OF HAMBURG, HIS COMPANY is ow prepared to issue Policies egainst loss or damage by fire, at current rates. All risks taken by this Company are particrpated in by three of the largest Fire Insurance Companies of Germany, repreGUTTE & FRANK, General Agents, , 307 California St., San Francisco H. H. HASKINS, Local Agent, OIL, STOVES. == PACIFIC OIL STOVE, . -+13; Lot 4, Block 13; Lots 2 and 3, Block 13 senting an aggregate capital of : ‘G4 900,000 Marks or $16,000,000. _ 0, §. GOLD COIN. Ni N.C. N. G. RR. CO. TIME TABLE, NO. 4. HE Company reserve the right to viry the same, as. circumstances may fequire. To take effect Thursday, May 24th 1877, GOING, SOUTH. ud ' Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A, M. and leaves Grass Valley at 6.30A. M “arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A.M, : : _ Train No. 3, (local between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A. M., arrives at Grass Valley 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. “Prain No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.20 A. M, Jeaves Grass Valley at 8:50 A. M., arrives at Nevada at 9:20 A. M. cde : Train No. 4 (iocal between Graas Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 P, M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:16 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. z Train No.2 connécts daily at Nevada with stages for North San Juan, and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays with stages for Downieville and Forest City. Train No 5. connects daily with stages from.North San Juan, and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with stages from Downieville and Forest City. , . : “ JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent, CITY ORDINANCE. NORDINANCE FOR THE PLANKing of Broad street. i The City Board of Trustees do ordain as follows, and establish that it is necessary for the public convenienceand weitfare that Broad Street, in front: of the respective lots heresfter tsmed be pianked in the following manner: lp front of each lot planked planks shall be laid down as follows: Fourteen feet long, four inches thick laid upon stringers or sills 4inches by 6 inches wide; the stringers or sills to be four feet apart from centers and well bedded in the eartb, . the spaces between the sills to. be filled, with gravel and level with the surface of “the sills. The plank to be well spikec .w eac’ stringer with six inch spikes. The lots in front of which planking shall be placed by the terms of this Ordimance are Lot 8, Block 13; Lot 7, Block 134 Let 7, Block 13; Lot_6,Block 13; Lot 6,Block ma23 Lot 1, Block 13; lot 2, Block 16; Lot 3, Block 16; Lot 4, Block 16, Lot 5, Block 16; Lot 6, block 16; Lot 7, Bleck 16; and it is further ordained. that the planking shall

be laid according to the specifications of section 1 of this Ordinance within 30 days from its passage by the owners or occupants of the lots named in this Ordinance, and if the owners or occupants ef said lots failtolay down such planking within thetime specified in this Ordiuance according to the specifications the cost of laying such planking shall become a charge against such ewner or occupant. By order of the Board Trustees G. W. SMITH, Pres. N. P. Brown, Clerk. € ; CAUTION _ —TO— HYDRAULIC MINERS! + LL persons, excepting those who have purchased the right from me,are hereby cautioned against using, or making, or selling any device for turnipg the discharge pipes of Hydraulic Machines which uses the deflecting power of the stream of water. Any such device is au infringement of United States Letters Patent, granted to me on the 16th of May, 1876, and reissued September 19th, 1876. I have commenced suit against Kichard Hoskin forinfringing my said patent, and intend to prosecute ajl parties using such device without license from me, there being no other way to protect my rights. Any parties wishing to nurchaee the right to use this device, can do so by miaking applicaticn to me. HENRY C. PERKINS, North Bloomfield, Nevad -‘o., Cal. ‘THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grasa Valley Stage Line, — Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8% o’clock A. . M., returning leave Nevadg City at 10 A. M. Leave Grass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M_; returning leave Nevada City at 6 P. M. Ladiesand gentlemen called for at any part of the city, without extra churge. Packages carried at low rates. Orders left at the National or Union Ho tels, in Nevada City, or at the Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, will be premptly attended to. GEO. G. WETTERAU, ” gep4-tf Proprietor. DR. C. D. BOBO, Physician and Surgeon, Office Hours—-From 9 te.10 A.M, ‘and frem 6 to 8 P. M, ISPENSARY HOUR, From 12 MW. to 1 P. M, BELVEN’S DRUG STORE, Nevada Cty California. _ 0o2-Lm NEVADA CITY. to every deporte of our national life PIANOS, . ‘ORGANS, Cor. Keafftey & Sutter Sts; SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., Wholesale and Retail r MUSIC DEALERS. Weber Pianos Are THE BES(, and are now used in Coas cepts by all of the GR«AT ARTISTS, RF” Send for Descriptive Circular. as THE’ ‘Is the only FIRST-CLASS Instrument Sold at Four Hundred Dollars ! A kg Square Pianos are 7} octave, and embrace all Modern Improvements, such us elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings, full Iron Frame, Carved Li gs and rie Oveistrung Bass, Agraffe Trebie, ete. ength 6 feet 10 inches, width 3 feet 6 inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR ‘LEN YEARS. ‘Agents. wanted in every County in the State for the Celebrated Standard Organ, Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Elegance of Finish and Durability, 18 UNRIVALLED. We keep corstantly on hand a good assortment of RELIABLE = Cheap Pianos, 73 Octeves, Agraffe Treble, made from the Best Seasoned Material and Fully Warranted. Prices as low as Worthless Pianos can be obtained elsewhere, 7 PIANOS AND ORGANS Sold on EASY INSTALLMENTS, If Desired ; Call and see ws before purchasing. . Agent for Nevada County, R. H. MARCHANT Dealer in All Kinds of : MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Sewing Machines and : Sheet Masic, WAGONS, BUGGIES, &C.;Depot aud Salesroom, — GRASS VALLEY, CAL. n22-tf. ~ Assessment Notice. NION GRAVEL MINING COMPANY— Location of principal place of Businebs, San Francisco, Cal.fornia. Location of works, Columbia Hill, Nevada county, California. Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Pirectors,held on the 30th day of Cct., 1877, an assessment, (No. 15) of One Dollar ‘per share was levyied upon the capital stock of.the Cerpcration, payable immediately in United Siates gold coin, to the Secretary at the office of the Company, 320 Sansome tt., San FranCisco, California, Any stoc’s upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 10th day of Dec. 1877, willbe delinquent, and ad. vertised for sale at public auction; and unlesé payment is made before, will be sold on Friday, the 28th day of December, 1877, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of vertising and expenses of sale. +. M. F. GAME, Secretary. Office—320 Sansome ptreet, San Franvisco, sl. td 10 BULLDOSING, HY DRAULIC MINERS, XHOULD NOT BE BULLDOSED into getting the best, by the threats of lega, proceedings from Mr. H. C. Perkins against all using my pitent Hydraulic Defiecting Nozzle. I hereby guarantee 0 defend all suits and pay all expenses, and do not doubt but thet Mr. Perkins will ‘soon reslize to his cost the difference between suing acd winning a suit. My De flector does not spray the stream, and is adapted to take any sized nozzle which fits the pipe butt, and is fast bemg adoyted by miners. * ; R, HOSKIN. Dutch Flat, Dec. 6, 1877. Moore's Fiat Banking House W. F. CUMMINGS, . a‘ SUCCESSOR TO ¥ ‘MARKS & COMPANY, . MOORE'S’ FLAT, NEVADA CO. © Ge DUST BOUGHT and liberal aavances made on Bullion deposited for Assay or colnage at United States Mint. . Application for a Patent to .a ‘. a torporation existing ander the laws cf j California, whose “Post Office.is San Francisco, California, has: made application for SHZRMAN & HYDE PIANO [io ie discnt, hence s siy> W848 Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFiCE; SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 6, 1877. 7 OTICE: is hereby given, that the Witt Blue Gravel Mining Company, Patent. for the Watt Blue Gravel. Mine, bearing gold, embracing the several locations hereinafter. described, situated’ in. Woolsey Flat and North Bloomfield Mining. Districts, Nevada county California, and described in the platand field notes on file in this office ,.as follows, viz: . **Lida Location.” P Commencing at post No. 1, marked *L,” (for Lida) SW. corner, which bears N'17 E 12.18 chains dist. from corner to sections 20, 21, 28 and 29,T 18 N, R10 E, Mt. Diablo’ meridian. ‘hence var 18° ki. .N 7235 BE, 26.40 chs, Post No 2 marked ‘ L” SE co:ner, on. West line of United. Thence N 14° 8 7,90 chs. Post No 3, markéd W Co (for Watt Co) SE corner of the ‘‘Bostcn Placer Glaim,” from which a cedar tree, 3 feet in dia bears 8 81° E 48 links distan?, a burnt chs. Post-No 4 marked W. Co,SW corner . ef the Boston Placer Claim, and Post.No. 5} of the ‘*Blue Coat” froma which a cedar 3 feet in dia bears S 44} W, 0.83 cbs dist, a spruce4}4, feet in dia bears S 77° W 0 51 chs dist, and the Watt mining ft bears $ 20%° W 11.74 chs dist. Thence 59S W 21.61 chs. Post Co. 5 marked L. on “Blue Cvuat” line. Thence 8 4.24 chs. Post Nol, and SW corner and place of beginning. Containing '8.90 acres. Lida No. 2. : Commencing at post No 1 marked L, No 2, (for Lida No 2) SW corner, which bears W 13.66 chs from cor to cecs 20, 21, 28 and 29,718 N, R 10 Kk, Mt Diablo base and Meridian. Var I8@K; N 13° &3’ E 370 chs, Bloody Run, 7.48 chs, post No 2, marked L No.2, on Blue Coat line, which bears N 684° W, 1390 chs, from cor to secs 20, 21,28 and 29, N 59° E, 13.78 chs, sec line N 13.80 chs trom. cor to secs 20, 21,28 and 29 .7.9@chas, post No 3, mark“Lida” 8 4.24 ths, post 4 marked L No 2, also post Nol and 8W corner of ‘‘ Lida” N 7234 8-26.40 chs, post No 5 marked L No 2,. also post No. 2, and St cornerof ‘‘Lida” $8 145° W 20 26 chs, post No 6, marked L No 2, on section line, and on the W line of the ‘*United” loeation; thence W 23.75 chs corner to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29, T 18N,R 10 E, Mt Diablo weridian, 37.41 chs, post No land 8W corner and place of beginning eontaining 54.54 acres. g **United Location.” ‘Commencing at Post No 1 marked W Company (for Watt-Company) -being the SE corner ot the ‘* Blue Bunk” plaver claim, thence var 18 E, 8 12° W-2:65 chs}-Bleddy Run westerly 6,50'chs, Weaver Ditch wesner, between sections 25 and 29,1 18,N R, 10K, Mt. Diablo, meridian, Var. 189 bj. 0° .19’, W 24.17 chs, post’No. 2, marked “G, V.,” BE corner on section line, between: 28 and 29,from which a black oak. 28 in, in dia bears S°78° ,E 32 lks, S 89° 44’, W 20.62 chs, post No. 3, on steep hill side, marked “*W Co.,” from whichanoak 3 in, ig dia bears west 31ks, 8 0° 12’,W 5.00 chs, post -No. 4, marked “W. Co.” for Watt Co., from which a forked: live oak, bears.-.N ‘3346S. E 91 1ks, 8 89>, 44, W 7.00 chs, center of canon road 25 66 chs, post No. 5, marked **W, Co.” SWcorner, from which. am oak-3 ft in. dis bears N 59° W 1.00 chs, N 0° 12’, E 18.27-chs; post No. 6, marked “GQ. V.’""NW. corner and NE’ corner of ‘Last Chance’ loeation,on § line of “Monumental,” N 89°; E 19.70: chs, post: Na. 7, marked ‘'G. V.9 and Si-corner of “Monumental,”’"N-13° 63’, BE 2.89-chs, post No. 8, marked “G. V,." and SW corner of ‘*Tudependent,” N 72°, E 26,94 chs, post No. 1, marked “*G. V.” NE corner ard .place-of beginning, containing 91.93 acres, ‘Lust Qhancé Locafion:” Commeng¢ing at post No, 1, marked La €. (for Last Chance), NE corner an; post No, 6, NW corner of ‘Grass Valley” location, ° var 18> E, 8 89°, W 20.65 chs. post No 2, marked L,.C, on easterly line of tha ° **Franklin” location, from which an oak 16 in. india beats N 19°, E 42 lks 8 87345 , WO4.45 chs, ‘post No. 3, masten key: C. SE corner of the. -‘‘Franklin,”’~ which bears N 36>, W 14.06 chs from. corter. to sections 29, 30, 31 and 32, 'T .3,N R, 10E Mt. Diablo meridinn, N 524°, W 10.22 chs, post No. 4, marked ‘*L, 0.” SE corner of the “Back Bone” Placer. mine, 8 0S 12’, W 6.75-chs Bloomfield” Co’s ditch, 14.60 chs, Bloomfield Irying’s ditch 17 62. chs post No. 5, murked ‘ W. Co,” for: Watt Co. on line between secs 30 and 31-SW corner N 89°, 44’, E 16°35'chs, corner to sections. 29,30, 31 and 32 32.75 chs,center cf Humbug Creek, 36.97 chs, post No.6, marked W.-Co-; from which an oak 28 in. in dia bears E 32 links, N 0°12’, E 1.70 chs, Humbuy Creek, 10.00 chs, posto. 7, marked Ly U, from which an ouk 14 in. in dia bears § 32°, E 61 Jka, var 18> E, Ng9° 44’, £15.62 chs, post No 8, marked w & Co, for watt Co., from -which ap oak 1B in. in dia beara 8 393° w 50 lks dist, N v> 12’, BE 10.85 a Ly No-2;-aiso-post-No-5-and-NW. corner of chs, post No. 5, marked w Co., fur 8w cor, “Grass -Valey” 29.12 chs, post No. 1, NK cor and place of beginning, containirg 140.29 acres. 4 “Franklin Location,” “Franklin” on the east. cor of the ‘Back Bone” Placer claim, var 189 -E, § 52144°, E 10.22 chs, post No. 2, marked F."N, F: corner, also, post. No, 3 ‘*Monumerta)’* also post No, 3, and SE cor of ** bed Rock’”’ **Construction” location, 8 87%°, E 11.00 che. Sw cor Monumental” location af post No. 4, 45.45 chs, post No. 3 marged F; §. E cor. which bears N 36°.-w 14 06 chs from corner to sections 29 30 31 and 32,'Tf18 N 10.22 chs post No, 4 marked FF and S E terly 24,10 section line West 22.40 chs from NE. corner of sec 28,T 18 NR 10E, Mt Diablo base and meridian; 40.50 chs post No 2 marked W Co. (for Watt Company) from whicl a pine 2034 in dia bears 8 42> chains, post No3 marked U (tor United) chs, east of cor to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29,and post No 6, und SE corner ot ‘Lida No 2,” 32.23 che, Bleedy Kun 36 89 chs, post No 2, Lida location 44.79 chs. St. corner **‘ Boston” placer claim and post No 3 ‘‘Lida” location, 47.60 chs, post No. 4, marked W Co (for Watt Company;) a pine tree 44 feet in dia for 8W corner of the Blue Bank placer claim; $ 73%° E 18.70 chp, post No 6, marked W Co, and post No4, Blue Bank, placer claim, from which a fir-18 inches in diameter bears 8 41° E, 83 links dist, 8 87342 EK 13°43 chs, post Noi and place of beginning, covtaining 159.31 acres. “Produ :tion Location.” Commencing at post No, 1, marked W. & Co. (for Watt Company) SW cor. which bears N;0° 12’ E 3.00 chs from %corner between sections 28 & 29, T 18, NR,10 E, Mt. Diablo Meridian, var 18° E; NO? 12’ &, 6.07 chs, post No. 2, markea P, (for line of the ‘Independent’ crossing, the Kidye road at 2.00 chs; thence N72 Kb, 15.74 che, port No. 3, marked P, on SE cor of the **Independent” location; thence N 14> E, 11 06 chs, post No. 4,‘marked P on the NW corner snd SW corner of the ‘‘ United” locetion—no witne ses; thenvte 8 89° 52’ E 42.72 chs, poet No, 2, for ** United. Loca tion;” south-east corner 45.12 chs, post No. 5; marked W %o., (for Watt Co,) from which an oak 18 in. in dia, bears N.6i° ,W 61 lks. dist.N & corner; thence 3 0> 12’W 18.76 che Eureka vr hidge read 21.75 cbs, post’'No. 6, marked W Co., bE corner—no witnesses; thence N 89° 52’ W 62.67. chr, post No. 1, marked W & Co., and place of beginuing, containing 115.19 acre. “Independent Location.” Commenring at corner common to sections 20, 21, 26 and 29. 118,N RK, 10 E, Mt. Disblo meridian, var 18° H, west 13.66 chs, p st No.1, marked I, (for Independent) fw corner, also post No for the pW corner of **Lida No. 2;’’ thence 5.13> 63° W 40.87 chs. post No, 2. marked I, te SW corner, from which a spruce 2 it in dia bears N 20° , E43 lis. N72>, E 26.94che, section line 9.07 che, north % corner, betwee: 28 and 29, 42.68 chs, post Ne. 4, markea I, rE corner, also post No 3 “*Production?’ thence N 14°, E 1106 chs, 3 using an inferior article, instead o1. post No. 4, NW corner “Production” end: post No. 3, 8W corner of the “United” location =27.29 chs, post No. 4, marked I, NE cor-and post No. 6, for the SE cor of “Lida No. 2,” west 23 75 chs, corner pust to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29 and place of deginning, containing 123.62 acres. . ‘Monumental Location.” Commencing at post No. 1, marked M. (fur Monumental) NB corner ,aleo post No. 2, for‘ Lida No*2,” which bears N 584°, W 13.90 che dist from corner to-sections 20, 21, 28 and 29. T1#,N R, 10 E, Mt. Diablo Meridian, var 18° E, 859%, W 892. che, post No. 2, marked “M.” NW corner, on the *Blue Coat” line; thence 8 47° 51’, W 4,04 chs section line 22.52 chs west from cor to . secs 20, 21, 28 and 29, 55.60 cha, post No, 3, SE corner of bed rock construction, amd NE cor of “‘Frankliv” location, from which an oak 16 in, in dia bears 8 334°, E 29 ike dist 837%° W110 chs, po t No, 4, on east line of the ‘‘Franklin’’ location; thence N 89° , E 13.00 cha, Ridge road, 23.65 chs post Nu. 1, for the NE cornerof the ‘‘Last Chance,” and No, 6, for the NW corner of the ‘Grass Valley” location, 43.35 chs, t No. 5, marked “*M,” SE corner, from which 4 pine 30 in. in dia bears N 88>, E A )ks dist, N 13° 53’, E 2.89 chs, post No. 2, for SW corner of “Ind location. 43.76 cba SW corner ‘Lida No, 2,” NW corner of “Independent” location, 51.24 chs post No. 1, NE-corner on *‘Blue “oat”’ line, and placeof beginning, containing 119.57 . sGeeee Valley Location.” __ Commencing at post No.1, marked G. V. : Francisco correspondent, Lezard V Flume Lumber Company} merce.” 2u26 See ee rae unr ear {Senay Tk Coaneel ot Lew: > cis tonkenmamientinan hee AT BRICK OFFI bE Spruce Wood for sale, — jen] . Front of the ‘Court House. i 8 “ (for Grass Valley), NE corner on the south line of the “Independent” location, which era : mete) Pa W 24 lks dist; thence “N, 89> 52’ W,, 42.72 protection) on.section line’ and on. south. cerner of the ‘‘Back Bone’ Plager claim N 37%4° E 26.60 chs section Ihe 1.30 che south { corner, between sections 29 and 30, 45.45 chs post No. 1 and p!ace of beginning containing 46.45 acres, : _ Bed Rock Corstruction Location. _ Commencing at post No 1, narked W Co R10E Mt Diablo foe 524° w . . (for Watt Co.) NW corner, also post No, 2 cdl Rapoport NM da ae as ins aid crooked cedar tree for 8 W corner of . Blue Coat placer claim,which bears 8 312 E 8.32 chains, from cor to »ecs-19, 20, 29 var 18° E,8 9° W, 14:79’ chs, post No. 2 marked W Co. sao Watt Co) ou the. Back Bone placer claim line, from which a spruce 4) feet in diameter, bears 8 12\%° 24 links dist, 8 524° E 0.64 chs, Weaver Ditch 1075 chs, east. Corner.of Back. Bone, and NW corner of Franklin location, 20.97 chains, post 3 marked B R G-(for Bed Rock Construction) and post No 2 ror NE corner of Frauklin location, N 47° 51’ E_ 51.56 chs, line between sections 20 and 29 at a point 22.52 cbs west of corner to secs 20, 21,28 and 29,-55.60 chs, post No 4_ marked B R.C, NE corner and Post No2,N W corner of Monumental location on easterly line of Blue Ooat placer: mine, 8 594° w 4:80 chs; section line 23.19 chs west of corner to secs 20, 21, 28 and 29, 11.50 chains, cedar tree, and post No. 5, marked w Co oa Blue Coat placer claim line, from. which the quarter corner be. tween secs 20 and 29 bears N 694° w 9.83 ed w Co, also post No 3 for Blue Coat claims. var 18> KE,N 78° w, 13.40 chains, crooked cedar tree and post Nol, NW corand place of beginning, containing 76.63 acres, The Independent location was made July P17, aes J.d3. Rogers, et al The Kock and fonstruction location be ay June 15th;’1877, by J. w. Hays, etal, The Last Chance location was made June 2, 1877, by J C. Coleman et al. The Lida No. 2 location was, made June’ 10th, 1877, by J. L. Coombs et al.. ~ The Monumental location was made January 13th, 1877 by G. w. Smith, et al. The Production location was made January 13, 1877 by John Glusson. et al. -—~Phe Bnited-4 oper, et al, was made Dec. 19th, 1876, by J. H. Suow etal. : The Franklin location was made December 2%, 1876, by Martin Ford et al. The Grass Vulley locaticn -was made January 13th, 1877, by Frank Morse, et al., all of said Jocations being of record in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County. at Nevada City. The applicant claims by purchase, % All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before this Office within sixty days-trom the first day of publishing hereof.dls T. B. MCFARLAND, Register. A. B. Dibble, Att’y for Applicant. ACKERMAN BROB, San Fran. & New York. ACKERMAN & CQ., cececeementy MAURICE BLOCK, bactumento MPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEA’, ERS IN : ; CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASS AN) PLATED WARE, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, Toys, Children’s Carriages, Brackets, Frames, etc., 169 and 191 J Street. and 23 seventh Street, — Y ue y 2b Commencing at post No. 1, marked F for j and 30, T 18 N R10 E, Mt Diablo meridias, ° chs, 8 78442 w, 33.14 che, post No 6 mark. . ner, also S w corner ¢f Blue Coat claims \ ion was-madeMay 30th -— a ml A ETE IEEE