January 29, 1882 (4 pages)

water works in the State, cots lighted ot night With gas, quartz, Stages leave here reguparts of Nevada and Sierra counn arysville. We have » large and de with the numerous mining —_—— Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M. eetings second Wednesday in. each Braneviteo, Ww. M. Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6. Communications first Monday in eachiH. Gro, 8, Powsrs, E. C. @ustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. 0, 0. F. every Tuesday evening at Odd Fel; E. B, Muszrvy, N. G. '. Meets sccond and fourth Monevenings in each month at Odd Pellows’ ‘ . W. H, Maris, C. P. B. Jounson, Scribe. } mt Order United Workmen. Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. eek J. E. Isaacs, M. W. Guo. A. Gray, Recorder. American Jegion of Honor. Nevada City Council No. 234, meets every Friday evening at Masonic Hall, peers Ausx. Stoan, Commander. A. 1. Zaxm, Secretary. Amproved Order of Red Men. ‘ Wyoming Tribe, No, 49, meets every ' Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, se) ~ J. W. Daan, Sachem. . Gno. M. Huauzs, C. of R. Knights of Pythias. Milo Ledge, No. 48. Meets every Satur“day evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Vial oe » _ Buoss, 0.0 J.B. Isados, K, of R. and 8. Ancient Order of Foresters. _ Court Garfield, No. 6810. Meets every Saturday evening at Masonic Hall Haney Oporrs, Chief Ranger. Jou T. Roppins, Sec. Independent Order Good Templars. Nevada Lodge, No. 201. Meets every Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. 8. H. Rissuz, W. C. T. Miss. Ati E. Suir, Rec. Sec, q Order of Eastern Star. Oe Evangeline Chapter, No.9. Meets every ___ Tuesday evening at Masonic Haj, Rts Miss H.-G. Narrziazr, W. M. _ Mus. G. Broneck, Secretary. ~-Anelent Order of Hibernians. Division No. 8 meets the first Sunday afternoon in each month, , Q, C. Conan, President. Cas. Grimis, Rec. Sec. Olty Officers. . Trustees—J. ©. Locklin, President; K. Casper, Clerk; Felix Gillet; Charles Kent; William Powell. © Treasurer—J, D. Fleming. Assessor—J. J. Rogers. i Nevada Fire Department. ~~. Ohiet Engineer, John Bacigalupi. Board. of Delegates—W. R. Coe, President; . W.F. Englelbright, Secretary; J. F. Hook; J. @, Hartwell; William Powell;* J. H. Nevada Hose Company, No. he . President, J. F. Hook. ) Secretary, J. D. Fleming. j, W. R, Coe, Treasurer. ; ¢ Foreman, Jerome H. Cool ") “Assistant Foreman, Edward W. Avery. Trustee, Joseph Olive, Fire Delegates, W, R. Coe, J. T. Hook, Wm. Powell. Pennsylvania Engine Company,No.2. barca John Kistlec. ' , W. F. Englebright. Treasurer, W. C. Groves, _ Foreman, Frank Eilerman, re Frank Eil Wm. Scott, L. __ Fire Delegates, W. F. Engelbright, J. H. 5 Boatdinen, J, G. Hartwell. ah wey Grass Valley Township—James W. Pe Peters _ Nevada Township —William Scott and J. ‘place : “17 ial end of the mine,at old stak <_< N. CO, Ex. 10.30 chs cabin SE corner; 10.35 chs fence NEand SW; 854.7 ft or 12.95 chs west boundary of Luetje placer patent (belonging to game owners as the quartz mr 1156.6 ft or 17.51 chains stake N. C. Ex. 6, which 9-in pine bears _§ 839 E 0.23 chs distant; thence N 64° E2.70 chs road running NW and SE; 4.85 chs road running N and 8; 204.9 ft or 4,62 chs position of stake S.-No. 3 of Nevada City quartz patent; 330 ft or 5,00 chains stake N, C, Ex. 1and-8. No, 2 of Nevada City patent on center line of lode, 6.25 chs stream .02 wide running SE; 475.2 ft or tent; 660 ft or 10 chs stake N.C. Ex. 6, from which an 8-in pine bears S 41° W 0.13 chs distant; thence N 503° W_ 0.25 chis fence running NE and SW; 0.30 chs offset 0.12 che to left to correr of fence; 2.15 chs offset 0.63 chs to left to fence: 2.98 chs offset 0,52 chs to left to corner of fence; 3.15 chs fence NE and SW; 214.6 ft or 8,26 chs NE corner of Luetje placer mine as staked off; 4.90 chs road running NE and SW; 5.40 chs stream .02 ¢! wide running SW; 6,55 chs fenc. running # «91 W; 12.00 chs offset 0.57 chs to left to fence, 13.00 chs fence running NW; 16.05 chs road running Eand SW; 20.03 ehs line between Sections 2 and 11 from which the } Section corner bears N 89° W 7.06 chs distant and the Section corner 8 89 © E 82,64 che distant; 1499.5 ft or 22 72 chs stake N. C, Ex. 7, offset 0.25 chs to right to stream .02 chs wide running SE and a 16-in black oak bears 8 65° E 0.52 chs distant; thencé § 64° W 2.45 chs road running NW and SE; 3.65 chs line between Sections 2 and 11, from which the } Section corner bears N 89° W1.71 chs distant; 330 ft or 5.00 chs stake N. 0. Ex. 2, point of -beginning, sontaining a total area of 19.58 acres, or exclusive of conflict with placer mining claim of Luetje & Schwartz, 14,73 acres, UL Survey of area in conflict with the Luetje Placer Mine z Commencing at astake indicating NE corner of the Luetje placer mine, at 3.25 on line No; five of quartz claim survey; thence (mag var 183° E)S .0}° E 214.5 fb or 3.25 survey; thence along N. C. Ex, line 864° W 475.2 tt or 7.20 chs to stake N. OC, Ex. 5; thence N 5032 W 300.9 ft or 4.56 chs to intersection of west bry el line of the Luetje placer mine; thence O42 W 2.31 ft or 3.50 chs to NW corner of Luetje placer mine: thence E 640 ft or 10.00 chs to point of beginning’ Area in conflict. 4.85 acres, Note. Both the Luetje Placer Mine and Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz Mine belong to the same company, and designated as Lot No. 101 in seciions 2 and 11, Township 16 North, Range 8 east, Mt. Diablo base and Meridian, Adjoining claimnants are the “Schmidt,” ‘Ural,” “Champion, “Pennsylvania,” and “Nevada” , uatrz Mines, All. persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this effice within sixty days rom the first day of Benes hereof, ED. F. TAYLOR Register. Searls, Niles and Searls Attorneys. d3 _ No, 1245. . Application for a Patent for the Trienta Gravel Mine. U. 8. Land Office, > Sacramento, Cal. Dec, 6th, 1881. OTICE is hereby given that D. R, McKillican, whose post office address ‘is San Francisco, California, has this day filed his application for a patent for the Trienta Geavl. Mine, gold, situat®, lying, and being in Bloomfield Mining District, sedge of nore and State of eas and knewn and designated by the fie' notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 75, in Township 18, N., é 10 E., M.D, B and M., the exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 75 being as follows, towit. < Variation 17 8-49 E. Heginning at the original notice free, a black oak 3 feet in diameter up to 4 feet from the ground, then dividing into 2 forks; each about 20inches in diameter, standing about 30links below the N. B. G. M. Co.’s ditch and the mouth of the main workin tnnnel of the Trienta Co, bears 8. 63 1-2 BE, 8 chains 20 links distant, and es thence, variation 17 8-49 E., 8. 72 1-49 E. $4 and 35 in Township 18 N. Range 10 E., M, D. B. and M., from which the cornpr to Secs. 34, 85, 2,and 8 bears 8.6 chains 60 lks digtant ; thence.N, 18 chains 40 links to a t marking the N. W. corner of the S W -4ofthe 8 1-4. of See. 85; thence E 12 chains 20 links to a it marked T, No, 3; thence N 211-2° E 21 chains 46 links to a post marked T No. 4; thence N. 26 1-2 E 44 chains 70 links to the quarter section post between Secs. 26 and 35 ; thence N 84 chs. to the quarter section post between Secs. 26 and 23 and the post marked T. No, 6; thence W along the North line of Sec. 26, 18 chs 75 links, ridge road to Eureka bears N E and S W., 19 chains to a postmarked T. No, 600 » west side of the road ; thence 8 21 1-2° ., 67 chains 80 links crosses section line between Secs, 26 and 27 at a point 30 chains 69 links N from the corner to Secs 27, 26. 34, and 35,90 chaihs 27 links crosses Section line between Secs. 27 and 34 at a point 12 chains 9 links W. from the corner to Secs, 26, 27, 34, and 35, 156 chains 84-links to the place of beginning, and containing 621.59 acres. This claim is bounded on all sides by public lands of the United States. The location of this mine is duly recorded m the Recorder’s office of Nevada County, California, in Book 4 of the Mining Records of said County and State, at page 704. * _ Anyand all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Trienta Gravel Mine or said mining ground as hereinbefore describare required to file their adverse claim with the ter of the United States Land Shage Lp heap aero in the . a ni uring the y days’ pe! publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the pongo of the Statute. : . F. TAYLOR, on agg J.A. Rosingox, Atty. for Applicant. dé Assessmert Notice. cisco, Califo [ near Nevada City, Nevada county, CaliforNotice is ottg 3 given, that at a meetof the Board of Directors, held (No. 8) of Ten cents per share was levied up7.20 chs east boundary of Luetje placer pa. j, 88 chains 20 links to a post marked T. No. 2 . standing on the section line between Secs. t day of January, 1882, an assessment . California. Atiy stock upon whichthis assessment shall un; on the 20th day of February. 1882, will delinquent, and advertised for sale at publicauction ; and unless payment is made before, will he sold'on Monday, the 18th dafot to pay the delinyuent assessment, t r with costs of advertising and nses of sale. By order of the Board of J, M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. \ Office~-Rooms3 and 4 second floor, 309 California street, San Francisco, California. Assessment Notice. XCELSIOR WATER AND’ MINING 'y. Location of works, Yuba and Nevads Counties, State of California. Location of principal place of business, San Fi California. * ‘rancisco, lo Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting . of the Board of Directors, held on the 9th day of Jan 1882,an assessment, No. 3, of One Dollar ¢ 1) per share was levied upon the capital S00 of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, : 6, ‘No. 328 Montgomery streét, San Francisco, California, or to H. B. Parsons, Assistant Secretary, at his office, No, 65 Broadway, New York City, New York. Any stock which assessment shall remain un) on Friday,the tenth day of Feb ruary, 1882, will be delinquent, and advertis5 _ed for sale at_public auction, ard unless payment is made before, will be sold at the office of the ae ee on Thursday, the second day of March, 1882, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, L, C, McAFEE, Secretary. Office—Room 6, No. 328 Montgomery St., San Francisco, California. ju Delinquent Sale Notice. ERBEC Blue Gravel Mining Cempany. Location of principal place of , San F isco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, Cal. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment, (No. 9) levied on the 7th day of Dec., 1881, the several amounts set upposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: , No, . No. Names. Vert. Shares. Amt. Blum L, Trustee, 1013 «= 600.» 860.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 444 600 50.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 445. 100° 19.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 446 100 10.00 Cahn David; Trustee, 447 100 10,00 Cahn David, Trustee, 448 50 5.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 449 50 5,00 Cahn David, Trustee, 450 25 2.50 Cahn David, Trustee, 451 25 + 2.50 Cahn David, Trustee, 452 26 2.50 Cahn David, Trustee, 453 25 2.60 De la Cuesta, R. 1097 100 10,00 Martinez R. Trustee, 1020 150 — 15.00 Martinez R. Trustee, 1135 100 10.00 Mills W. G. Trustee, 1127 913 91.50 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 409 100 10,00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 940 200 20.00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 941 200 20.00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 942 150 15.00 Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 943 110 11,00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 974 ~ 500 60.00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 1012 1980 198.00. Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 1051 50 5.00 Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 1065 100 10.00 Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 1088 462 46.20 . _And in accordance with law and an orde_ of the Board of Directors, made on the 7th day of Dec,, 1881, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, r will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, No. 522 Montgomery street San Francisco, California, on SATURDAY, the Eleventh (llth) day of PEBRUARY, 1882, at the hour of 12 o'clock, m; of said day topaysaid delinquent t_ thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. s : THEQ. WETZEL, Secretary. Ofice—No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California, j26 Petition for Pardon. tate of California, County of Nevada, 8s. To E. H. Gaylord, Esq., District Attorney for the County of Nevad'. You wiil pieess take notice that on the 25th day of lanuary, A. D. 1882, the undersigned will apply to His Excellency, the Governor of the State of California, to grant a pardon to Edward D, Whilldin, nowconfined in the Pententiary at Folsom, upon a conviction for ‘Assault te Murder,” had in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, at the October Term, 18808 EDWARD WHILLDIN. Nevada City, Dec. 19, 1881.TO THE UNFORTUNATE. DR, GIBBON’S DIsPENSARY. No. 623 Kearney Street, _ Corner Commercial San Francisco Established ‘in 1854, for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases. such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, ) Stricture, Syphil} is in all its forms, « — Rang n im) ney, ef. Skin years and . a Dr, Gibbons has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at the Dispensatory, 623 Kearney Street San Francisco;—-where—his old patients and those requiring his services may find him. Seminal Weakness. abuse. The solitary.vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the followin train of morbid carers unless combat: bydiolentifiesm i measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ts under the eyes, in in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike the rust! of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, fused vision, ted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching sti , a dislike to form new acquaintances, disposition to shun society loss of memory, hectic flushes, ieingard an various oy ons about the face, furred Senge, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, m: ja and frequent insanity. If reliefbe not obtained, persons so afflicted should apply immediately,either in person or byletter, andhave a curé effected by. his new and scientific mode of treating his diseases, which never failsof effecting a quick and radical cure. Married Men. : ‘Or those who contemplate marriage, who are ering under any of these fearful eT ee oe corte lee ity ing upon them, nor to Obtain immediate relief. ‘ : : Cured at Home. Persons at a distance be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a . to Dr. Gibbon, N. . on the capital stock of the able immediately, in United States gold coin, to.the at-the office of the corporation, per 4 n case; ptons, . of time the Sevcsstinned, and song sve will curibelty "io any part of, Ave gountey,* with fy . ry, full andj n dareotions for use. Byencl i losin coin, ina th the Post any Skin Dis-: Seminal Emissions, the correction of self itled ‘An Ordinance provide for tee gre le for the cebinigtiabanaee ot Fires” toall amendments thereof, is hereso as.to read as follows: fire limits for the of include the whole of the follow: 4, 5, 7, 13, 14, 16, 21, 29, 30, ich are hereby to be locks. All buildings hereafter erected, enced, constructed, or completed within fire limits shall be made and constructed as follows: pies pres to have ceiling and plastered,-and all partitions to be also lathed and ‘ plastered, .and the exterior wall of each and every building to be co; cted of studs with weatherboards or rustic oni the outside, or of brick or stone. Section 3. The fire limits of the City of Nevada, are bounded “and described as Dllows: First, Commencing at the intersection of the middle of York with the middl¢ of Broad street, running thence along to. the middle of Broad street of Pine street; thence along the middle of Pine street to the middle of Commercial street; thence along the middle of Commercial street to the middle of York street; thence along the middle of York street to the place of commencement, and including all within said boundaries and limits, Second. From the intersection of the middle of Broad street with the middle of Pine street, thence along the middle of Pine street to the middle of Commercial street, including all buildings fronting on Pine street between Broad street and Commercial street. Third. From the intersection of the middle of Commercial street With the middle or Pine street, thence along the middle of Commercial street to the easterly line of Mrs. Charlotte Jeffries’ lot, thence along the eas-terly line of said lot to the center of Oregon Ravine, thence down the middle. of Oregon Raviee-to the-corner of Pine_and_Commercial streets; and including all within said boundaries and limits. Section 4. All buildings erected within the special fire limits, shall be made and constructed as follows: Every room to have a ceiling lathed and plastered and the exterior walls of each and every building to be constructed of brick or stone from the ground up, the entire height of said walls and each and every outside door, and each and every outside window of said buildings, and each of them to be provided with iron shutters, the thickness of the plates not less than three sixteenths of an inch, which can be securély closed. And it shall be unlawlul, and a violation of this ordinance, for any person to construct, or commence to construct, or continue to construct, or cause or procure to be constructed, or to aid or advise or assist in constructing, or. to maintain or occupy upon any day, or any portion of a day, within said fire limits, any building or structure otherwise than asin this ordinance provided, or contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, Section 5. By the outer walls of brick, or stone, or frame buildings, are meant the’ front, rear and side walls. Section 6. The outer walls of all buildin of either brick or stone, or of both, to used as stores, warehouses, hotels or shops, shall be at least sixteen inchés in thickness, in the basement or foundation story and for the first story, and at least twelve inches in thickness for the second story. The outer walls of all buildings to be used as dwelling houses, sheds, stables or other ‘outhouses hereafter to be erected shall for a two story building or less, be at least twelve inches in thickness for the first story, and at least eight inches in thickness for the second story. A rtition walls shall extend from the foundation through the roof, the same as walls shall be at least eight \achien te thickness. The roof shall be composed of, er covered with, such materia] as will afford reasonable protection against, fire. Section 7. No brick or stone wall shall be ad upon stringers of wood; and: it shall be unlawful for any person to raise, build upon, or alter any building of brick and storfe or both, unless the same is so completed, altered or constructed, as to comply with the provisions of this ordinance. Section 8. It shall be unlawful for any person to smoke hams, bacon, sausages, or any meats whatever in houses, other than brick or stone houses, with walls at least twelve inches in thickness; it shall also be unlawful to construct, use or maintain any chimney or flue attached to, or connected with any structure within the fire limits, unless the same shall be ‘constructed _of stone, brick or terra-cotta, from the ground up, said chithney or flue to extend at least three feet above the roof or outer wall gt said building. Section 9, Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this.ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-fivée dollars, and not exceeding one hundred dollars, or b imprisonment in the city prison not exceeding ten days, for each offense, at the discretion of the J — of the Peace by whom the ig 8 * Section 10. It shall be the duty of the Marshall and Chief Engineer to have this ordinance strictly enforced. Passed January 10th, 1882. J.C. LOCKLIN, President. K. CASPER, Clerk. Ordinance No. 93. An ordinance providing for the construction ofa Sidewalk and Railing on the northwest side of Sacramento Street. < dhs Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1. Itishereby declared necessary forthe public convenience that a sidewalk shall be establishea and buflt with the grade of the street, eight feet wide, and a railing shall be built as described in Section 4, of this ordinance. Section 2. The sidewalk and railing shall be built on the north-west side of Sacramento mento streets, to the upper corner of H, C. Mills’ lot. Section 3. Such sidewalk shall consist of four-strm: ,-4x4inches, -with-planks 2x6 inches. wide to be nailed with 20-penny nails, and 2 nails on each endof the plank, and one nail on each centre stringer. Section 4. A railing shall be built on the wholelength of said sidewalk as follows: 24 feet high, the bes Sy pests t> be 4x6 inches; the top railing to be 8x4 inches and planed; one board 1x6 between top railing and walk at a proper.distance, Section 5, ies get J holders are required to construct said sidewalk before their respective lots as provided for in this ordinauce on or before January 6th, 1882, and wherever a sidewalk and railing is already built, the property holders are required to keep it in repair. Passed December 15th, 1881. J.C. LUCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. Assessment Notice. — outh Yuba Gravel Mining Company.—Location of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, * Notice is hereby given, that at a aneetin ofthe Board of Trustees, held on the ‘. day of December, 1881, an asses ment of Forty Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to tne Secretary at his cflice, on Broad street,over Beckman’s saloon, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, : Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remai id on Monday, the 6th day of February,! 1882, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unTess payment is made hefore, will be sold on Th f the 23d day of February, 1982, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and exns bag sale. By order of tne Board of @J. J, ROGERS, Secre' tary. the middle. . side walls or party watts; and such partition” street, from the corner of Broad and Sacra4 Ordinance . following Dec., 1881, the several amoun’ the names of the respective . as follows: No.i Names. Cert. Shares. Amt Henry Clusky,Trustee,19 100 $ 1000 Henry Clusky,Trustee, 20 100 «=. 1000 Henry Clusky, 5 33 200 20.00 Henry Clusky, ¥ 50 5 50 Henry Clusky,Trustee, 39 25° 260 Henry Clusky,Trubtee, 40 26 2 60 CF Harmon, Trustee, 68 100 1000 AK Hartwell, Trustee,77. 500 5000 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 78 40 400 A K Hartwell, Trustee, 79 10 100 LR Page; Trustee, 101 100 1000 -AK Hartwell, Trustee,109 20 200 CF Harmon, Trustee, 118 600 56.00 C F Harmon, Trustee, 119 1000 100.00 C F Harmon, Trust-e, 121 2000 200 00 C F Harmon, Trustee, 1 1000 =: 100 00 CF Harmon, Trustee, 124 2000 200 a C A Metcalf, 1 600 60 AK Hartwell,Trustee,140 5 50 A K Uartwell,Trustee,143 100 10 00 A K Hartwell, Trustee, 146 1000 100 00 ‘WmJ Chapman, — 148 15000 150000 AK Hartwell,’ 155 1000 100 00‘A K Hartwell,Trustee,159 10 » 100 LR Page, _._—:160 10 1.00 A K-Hartwell, Trustee, 163 200 20 00 AH Hartwell, Trustee, 164 100 0 00 AK Hartwell,Trustee,165 500 6000 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 166 500 50 00 AK Hartwell,Trustee, 168 500 50 00 of the Board of [irectors, le on thi day of December,1881,so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necossary, will be sold at ae at the peor the Company;~ 40; street Francisco, California, on SATURDAY, the Twentv-eighth day of January, 1882, at the hour of one o'clock, P. M. of said day, to y said delinquent assessments thereon, logether with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. rae A. K. HARTWELL Secretary. Office—No. 380 Pine street, Room 40 San Francisco, California, ¥ jal3, Delinquen* Sale Notice, CrcouPaNy. GRAVEL.GOLD MINING 0! _— COMPANY. Lecation of principal place ousiness Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, Location of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California. f Notice is hereby given, that there are delinquent upon the folowing described stock, on account of assessment (Ne. 6,) levied on the 19th day of November, 1881, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: o. of No, of Names. Certificate. Shares. Am’t. Haseltine B. F. Trustee, 72 1500 $15.00 Hazeltine B. F. Trustee, -73 624 624 Lee Wm. Trustee, 102 -3000 00 Lee Wm. Trustee, 103 125 1.25 Dauchey H. 0. Trustee, 28 1000 10.00 Dauchey H. 9, Trustee, 29 5000 50.00 Dauchy H. O, Trustee, 30 250 2.50 Dauchey H, 0, Trustee, 56 6000 60.00 Dauchey H. 0. Trastee, 57 250 2.50 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 24th day of December, 1881,. 0 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the office, of the Company, Bank of Gold. Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada, on. MONDAY, the SIXTH—(6th)—day of FEBRUARY, 1882, atthe hour of 3 o’clock,P. M. of said day, to pay said delin juent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and bie eT of the sale. . FRANK A. WISE, Secretary. Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of Joseph M. Doan, an insolvent debtor. Joseph M. Doan, having filed in this Court, his petition, schedule, and inventory in insolvency by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the said Joseph M. Doan is hereby declared to be insolvent. The sheriff of the County of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate both real and personalof said Joseph M. Doan debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from exécution, and all+ofyhis deeds, vouchers, books of account, and a pers, and to keep the same safely, until the appointment of an assignee ef, his estate. All personsare forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent or to deliver any property belonging to him, or to an rson, urm_ or corporation or association for his use. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transferordeliver any property, until the further orderof this Court, except as herein ordered, It is furtherordered that all’ the creditors of said debtor be and appear, before the Hon. John Caldwell; Judge of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, in open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the City of Nevada, on Monda;, the thirteenth day of February, A. D., 1882, at ten o'clock, A. M., of that day to prove their debts aud choose one or more assignees of the @tate of said debtor. e order be pubIt is further orderedthat lished in the Nevada Daily Transcripta newsfpper of general circulation, published _in evada City, Nevada County, as often us the said paper is published before the day set for tho meeting of Creditors, and itis further Ordered that in the meantime all proceedinys against-the said insolventbe stayed. Dated Jan. 10th, 1882, —JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California, E. H. Gaylord, Attorney. ji4 Notice to Delinquent Co-Owners. lg conformity with Section 2324, Chapter. 6, Title 32, of the Revised Statutes of the United, States, notice is Fereby given to Crest Hanson, John Hadcock and L.L.Blem, co-owners in certain mining ground and quartz mining, claims situated in or near Moore’s Flat, Eureka Mining District, Nevada County, California, known 4s the “Metrolitan Quartz Ledge;” that the above Crest anson is delinquent in the sum Of $181 75 for the years 1880 and 1881; John Hadcock in the sum of $60 58 for the years 1880 and 1881, and L. L. Blemin the sum of $30 29 tor the years 1880 and 1881; being their ion of the annual cxpenditures uired to be performed upon said mine or claim, for the last two years past, by said Section 2324, which the other co-owners have performed. If such delinquent proportion be not paid +o the undersigned at Moore’s Flat, within ninety days after the first publication of this notice, the interest of said Crest Hanson, John Hadcock and L, L, Blem will become the property of the co-owner, L. F. K. Buch, who has, made the required Se gt oe L. ¥. K. BUCH, Non-delinquent co-owner, who has made the requisite expenditures as aforesaid, Moore's Flat, Nevada County, California, January 8, 1882, -90d ‘ Notice of Assessment. T]\he Mountaineer Mill and Mining _Company.—Location of principal place ‘of business, San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California; location of works, Nevada County, Calffornia. E Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board’ of Directors of corpora‘tion, held at the office of said Company, in the city of San Jose, on the 18th day of December, 1881, an assessnvent, (No. 3) of one cent per share was levied u the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of said Company, at the office of the Company, in the city of San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California. Any stock upon. which the assessment shall remain unpaid on the 88th day of January, 1882, will’ be delinquent and advert for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold . on the 25th day of February, L te pay the delinquent assessment, er with all costs of advertising and e: of sale, WM. D, BUCKLEY, Secretary. San Jose, Santa Clara County, State California. 5 : é d25 NOTICE TO THE SUBLIC. thereon, situate on the south fork of Poor Man’s Creek; sai . mill site beirg a portion of Section Twentyeight, T ip 18 north, Range 11 east, comp five acres of land, more or less. upon which is erected the steam saw mili known as Gaston Ridge Milland Lumber Co. Said saw. mill of,boiler, enine and ss of all kinds, jncludin; e planer. Also the east half of section Ba the southwest quarter of section 26, ‘the northw: r of section 28, the whole of quarte section 16, all in said Township 18 north, Range 11 east, Mt. Diablo. base and ‘meridian, together with all and singular the teri ements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anv wise appertaining will be sold to satisfy said jungment ether with interest and costs, Noticeis hereby given that I wilt sell at Agee — tj foe ae House door, 0 city evada, county of .Nevada, State of California, on . Friday, the — ged of Febraary, Between the hbdurs of 9 o’clock 4. M; and 5 o'clock P. M., to wit 3 o’clock, P. M., all the right, title and interest of said defendant in ‘and to the above described property, to the pe yee and best bidder for ony to satisty said judgment and costs. Given under'my hand this 7th day of January, A. D, 1882. E. 0. TOMPKINS, Sheriff, By R. D. Carrsr, Under Sheriff. Searls, Niles & Searls, Attys. j7 _Sherift’s Sale. Citizens Bank wre Court No. vs. 490, Order of Sale Lone Ridge Gravel and of Mining Co. Deft, Foreclosure. B* virtue of a Decree and an order of sale, to ine directed and delivered, issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada, State of Califorhia, wherein Citizens Bank, the above named plaintiff, recovered a judgment and deeree of foreclosure against Lone Ride Gravel Minisg Company, defendant, on the 17th day of January, A. D. 1882, for the sum of Five Thousand ($5,000 00) dollars, tegether with costs_of suit taxed at $13.85, and counsel fees -allowed herein amounting to the sum of $100.00 with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid, which said judgmert is recorded in judgment-book 1 of said Superior Court, on a 249 et seq., and whereas it is ordered t the mo e set forth in Plaintiff's Complaint be foreclosed and propertytherein described, to-wit: All and those certain gravel mining claims and lodes of the Lone fia Gray‘el Mining Co., on Lone Ridge, about one per es a Lona ne San. Juan, Bridgepo! wnship, boun on the southeast . claims of unknown-owners, Swank sin nates by Rim Rock, and that other set of in; ground described as the SE quarter of N quarter, south half of NE quarter, NE quarter of. SW quarter,and north half of SE quarter, Section 9, Township 17, Range 8 east, Mt, Diablo base and meridian, according to survey made by Palmer Smith County Bor: veyor in and for the county of Nevada. Also alliron pipe on grounds or claims, and all iron pipe hereafter “placed on said grounds; also all ditches now made or hereafter made for the use of said mining ground. The ditches and iron pipe above mentioned and The Unusual Attention which this Organ is'now Attracting from the American —_ People, Its Delicate Structure and Susee p Ubility to Injury from Woundser Disease. .During the past few weeks, owing to an event of national intcrest, much has been of wounds in the liver, and according to the Surgicat History of the War of the Rebellion, of the thousands of cases of wounds in that organ, not above sixty survived, and they were not violent ones, : * The structure of the Hver_is. delicate and yet simple. It is composed of two lobes, which lie directly under the right lung, and is of aspongy character. When the veinous blood is circulating from the various pats o the body to the lungs, it passes through this organ, and is there relieved of its rank poisons, part of which are used for digestion tials of the food we eat,’ If the organ is at all diseased THESE POISONS REMAIN IN rT, inStead of being used as nature designed, and with every coursing-of the blood through the lobes of the liver, the nature of the disease becomes chronic, The reason why so little suecess has hitherto been reached in the treatment of liver disease is because the philosophy of treatment has been lame and the remedies employed have been inadequate. It isa conceded fact that until within the past few years there has been no known remedy for chronic kidney diseases, and it is certain that the liver cannot be restored to its right action if the kidneys are affected. Itis also afsct that when the liver is diseased the kidneys are also troubled; hence, it follows that liver diseases hard to cure, chiefly, because the doctors ‘know of no agency which willat one and the same time operateon both the kidneys and the liver. : Admitting then, that no form of trot ment.can be effective which does not seek to +} reach both the liver and the kidneys at the same time, it would be strange, indeed, if in allthe researches of this wonderful age of scientific invention no such remedy had been found, The doctors admit they have nothing to offer, but independent scientists have honored their learning and patience, by discovering a pure vegetable remedy whose unparalleled success in the past few years in the treatment of kidney referred to and covered by and included in the description are,a water ditch constructed by the Lone RidgeGravel Mining Co. for the sole nap ee: of hig oer the mining claims above described, leading from the Milton Ditch (so-called) from a point above Cherokee known as Kelley’s Shoot, to said claim, a distance of five (5) miles more or less. Said ditch is in part dug in the earth, and in part consists of wooden flumes, and in part of iron pipe, forming one continuous ditch or conduit to take water to said claims, and is appurtenant thereto; together with all and singular the t its, heredit, its and appurtenances belonging or in anywise appertaining to said property be sold to satify said judgmeut, together with interest and costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public sale, in front, of the Court House door, in the City of Nevada, Uounty of Nevada, State of Calitornia, on Friday, the lth day of February, A. D. 1882, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. M. and 5 o'clock P, m.to-wit : 2 o'clock P. M., all the right, title and interes of said Defendant in and tothe above de: cribed property to the highest and best bidder for wee 9 to satisfy said judgment and alt costs. » Given under my hand this 23d day of January, A. D. 1882, E. O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By-R.D.-Cartsr, Under. Sheriff. Searls, Niles & Searls Attys for Plff. ja2 Dissolution of Co-partnership. é lgey rtnership contract between Clanc & n, in the blacksmithing business having expired on December 81st, 1881, we hereby give notice that such partnership ceased from that date by mutual consent. The busi will be ducted at the old stand on Broad street, from January lst, 1882, in the name of Patrick Clancy, and we hereby authorize P. Clancy to collect all debts due the old firm, who will be responsible for all debts due from them. P. CLANCY CONRAD SEAMAN. Ne vada City, January 5th, 1882. ‘Dissolution of Co-partnership. ber co-partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Robinson and Feeney, doing businessas Blacksmiths, in the city of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons who are indebted to the undersigned are respectfully requested to come forward and make pay ment immediately to J. W. Robinson, who will hereafter conduct and carry on said business. J. W. ROBINSON, WM. FEENEY. January 5th, 1892. . DR. L. J. CZAPKAY’S PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE. _ 1% MONTGOMERY TREET, Opposite Occidental Hotel. . .San Francise STABLISHED in 1851, for the permanent E cure of Special Chronic Diseases, and also all Female Complaints and Diseases of the Nervous pt bacon ‘ The immense destruction of human life annually from secret and chronic diseases,caused this old and reliable institution to established first in Philadelphia, Penn. 850, and afterwards in San Francisco, Cal, in 1854 afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment for the above and all other affec ti and complaints, Constitutions at the Institute or by letter, FREE. vent Physical & Mental Debility Vital weakn nervo' low spirits issit ae knee of the limbs and m power, ition and in ‘lity for labor srilbedy bweak exhaust feeling, no energy or. palpitation heart, duliness of —— loss aversion to ot D vo 8 tude, self distrust, difficulties, shows lusively that it can cure every form of known kidney disease and what it hasdone fo: the kidneys it is equally able to doand does do for the liver. Warner's Sate Kidney and Liver Cure wa the discovery of a practitioner, who proved its worth in his own case and then gave it to the world. Itacts both as a food anda restorer to the kidneys and liver so that when disease is cured in one of these organs it cannot go to the other, but is entirely removed from the system. Liver troubles are caused principally by malaria, which is, at the present time, becoming so great an evil in this land,—so much so that President. Paul A.Chadbourne, of Williams College, has just published s long and interesting article on its wide-spreading prevalence. He states that malarial poisons appear in all localities, the high and dry,the Plow and damp, in the crowded city and the roomy country, and there are no differences as to the effects produced. Malaria is in the water we drink, in the air we breathe, in the food we eat, and while vonstarttly and naturally increasing with the growth of the counry, it is just at present afflicting us, as the epizooty did a few years ago, as a widespread and dangerous epidemic, What, therefore, can be the cause for this terrible increase of malaria in all parts of the states and, territories? Unquestionably the } drinking water sed in every portion of the land is the most active agency for carrying ‘malaria into thesystem. This water may be clear, but it has become poisoned by filtratien through the vaults, cesspools and barnyards ip the country, and other impure agenciesin the city,~Heretifore the Western states and territories and almost the entire’South have been considered the field of malaria,owing doubtless to the poor drainage in many localities and the consequent accumu’ation of green poisonous matter. This ‘theory is, however, now exploded, because malarial poisoning is becoming just as combeeh settled for hundreds of years. existence iga terribly established fact, and so much so that it is attracting the attention of the leading physicians, scientists and scholars in every portion of America. By means of ita blighting powers the blood becomes poisoned and the most terrible diseases follow. The special field for the opera-' tion of this poison is in the liver. If this organ is at all diseased, malaria siezes it witha death grip. It is therefore absolutely necessary.to keep the liver in perfect eondition and especially at this time. The elements of Warner's Safe. Kidney and Liver Cure are exactly fitted for just this very purpose. Composed of a pure and simple vegetable extract and prepared in the most careful manner, it has been the means of restoring more people to health within the past year than any other agency known in the land. Prof. 8. A. Lattimore,Ph. D., LL. D.,! one of the analysts of foods and medieines for the New York State Board of ‘sition’ purely Vegetable, neither poisonous nor injurious. i In order to counteract the “tee said and written about the “injurious effects » and part fora cathartic of the waste mate° mon in other regions, those as which have . Whatever may be the cause of malaria, its . Health, proneunces its elements and compo po ae oe ¥ TH N. Con S EEE > oibee~Ee FY ard 4 eyez: 4 So tins & ig b-] eV publi Lea and F Ret Hill, -seetpigcg, . .FRSEEEREiT2R2E> . -

water works in the State, cots lighted ot night With gas, quartz, Stages leave here reguparts of Nevada and Sierra counn arysville. We have » large and de with the numerous mining —_—— Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M. eetings second Wednesday in. each Braneviteo, Ww. M. Royal Arch Chapter, No. 6. Communications first Monday in eachiH. Gro, 8, Powsrs, E. C. @ustomah Lodge, No. 16,1. 0, 0. F. every Tuesday evening at Odd Fel; E. B, Muszrvy, N. G. '. Meets sccond and fourth Monevenings in each month at Odd Pellows’ ‘ . W. H, Maris, C. P. B. Jounson, Scribe. } mt Order United Workmen. Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. eek J. E. Isaacs, M. W. Guo. A. Gray, Recorder. American Jegion of Honor. Nevada City Council No. 234, meets every Friday evening at Masonic Hall, peers Ausx. Stoan, Commander. A. 1. Zaxm, Secretary. Amproved Order of Red Men. ‘ Wyoming Tribe, No, 49, meets every ' Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, se) ~ J. W. Daan, Sachem. . Gno. M. Huauzs, C. of R. Knights of Pythias. Milo Ledge, No. 48. Meets every Satur“day evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Vial oe » _ Buoss, 0.0 J.B. Isados, K, of R. and 8. Ancient Order of Foresters. _ Court Garfield, No. 6810. Meets every Saturday evening at Masonic Hall Haney Oporrs, Chief Ranger. Jou T. Roppins, Sec. Independent Order Good Templars. Nevada Lodge, No. 201. Meets every Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. 8. H. Rissuz, W. C. T. Miss. Ati E. Suir, Rec. Sec, q Order of Eastern Star. Oe Evangeline Chapter, No.9. Meets every ___ Tuesday evening at Masonic Haj, Rts Miss H.-G. Narrziazr, W. M. _ Mus. G. Broneck, Secretary. ~-Anelent Order of Hibernians. Division No. 8 meets the first Sunday afternoon in each month, , Q, C. Conan, President. Cas. Grimis, Rec. Sec. Olty Officers. . Trustees—J. ©. Locklin, President; K. Casper, Clerk; Felix Gillet; Charles Kent; William Powell. © Treasurer—J, D. Fleming. Assessor—J. J. Rogers. i Nevada Fire Department. ~~. Ohiet Engineer, John Bacigalupi. Board. of Delegates—W. R. Coe, President; . W.F. Englelbright, Secretary; J. F. Hook; J. @, Hartwell; William Powell;* J. H. Nevada Hose Company, No. he . President, J. F. Hook. ) Secretary, J. D. Fleming. j, W. R, Coe, Treasurer. ; ¢ Foreman, Jerome H. Cool ") “Assistant Foreman, Edward W. Avery. Trustee, Joseph Olive, Fire Delegates, W, R. Coe, J. T. Hook, Wm. Powell. Pennsylvania Engine Company,No.2. barca John Kistlec. ' , W. F. Englebright. Treasurer, W. C. Groves, _ Foreman, Frank Eilerman, re Frank Eil Wm. Scott, L. __ Fire Delegates, W. F. Engelbright, J. H. 5 Boatdinen, J, G. Hartwell. ah wey Grass Valley Township—James W. Pe Peters _ Nevada Township —William Scott and J. ‘place : “17 ial end of the mine,at old stak <_< N. CO, Ex. 10.30 chs cabin SE corner; 10.35 chs fence NEand SW; 854.7 ft or 12.95 chs west boundary of Luetje placer patent (belonging to game owners as the quartz mr 1156.6 ft or 17.51 chains stake N. C. Ex. 6, which 9-in pine bears _§ 839 E 0.23 chs distant; thence N 64° E2.70 chs road running NW and SE; 4.85 chs road running N and 8; 204.9 ft or 4,62 chs position of stake S.-No. 3 of Nevada City quartz patent; 330 ft or 5,00 chains stake N, C, Ex. 1and-8. No, 2 of Nevada City patent on center line of lode, 6.25 chs stream .02 wide running SE; 475.2 ft or tent; 660 ft or 10 chs stake N.C. Ex. 6, from which an 8-in pine bears S 41° W 0.13 chs distant; thence N 503° W_ 0.25 chis fence running NE and SW; 0.30 chs offset 0.12 che to left to correr of fence; 2.15 chs offset 0.63 chs to left to fence: 2.98 chs offset 0,52 chs to left to corner of fence; 3.15 chs fence NE and SW; 214.6 ft or 8,26 chs NE corner of Luetje placer mine as staked off; 4.90 chs road running NE and SW; 5.40 chs stream .02 ¢! wide running SW; 6,55 chs fenc. running # «91 W; 12.00 chs offset 0.57 chs to left to fence, 13.00 chs fence running NW; 16.05 chs road running Eand SW; 20.03 ehs line between Sections 2 and 11 from which the } Section corner bears N 89° W 7.06 chs distant and the Section corner 8 89 © E 82,64 che distant; 1499.5 ft or 22 72 chs stake N. C, Ex. 7, offset 0.25 chs to right to stream .02 chs wide running SE and a 16-in black oak bears 8 65° E 0.52 chs distant; thencé § 64° W 2.45 chs road running NW and SE; 3.65 chs line between Sections 2 and 11, from which the } Section corner bears N 89° W1.71 chs distant; 330 ft or 5.00 chs stake N. 0. Ex. 2, point of -beginning, sontaining a total area of 19.58 acres, or exclusive of conflict with placer mining claim of Luetje & Schwartz, 14,73 acres, UL Survey of area in conflict with the Luetje Placer Mine z Commencing at astake indicating NE corner of the Luetje placer mine, at 3.25 on line No; five of quartz claim survey; thence (mag var 183° E)S .0}° E 214.5 fb or 3.25 survey; thence along N. C. Ex, line 864° W 475.2 tt or 7.20 chs to stake N. OC, Ex. 5; thence N 5032 W 300.9 ft or 4.56 chs to intersection of west bry el line of the Luetje placer mine; thence O42 W 2.31 ft or 3.50 chs to NW corner of Luetje placer mine: thence E 640 ft or 10.00 chs to point of beginning’ Area in conflict. 4.85 acres, Note. Both the Luetje Placer Mine and Nevada City Extension Gold Quartz Mine belong to the same company, and designated as Lot No. 101 in seciions 2 and 11, Township 16 North, Range 8 east, Mt. Diablo base and Meridian, Adjoining claimnants are the “Schmidt,” ‘Ural,” “Champion, “Pennsylvania,” and “Nevada” , uatrz Mines, All. persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before this effice within sixty days rom the first day of Benes hereof, ED. F. TAYLOR Register. Searls, Niles and Searls Attorneys. d3 _ No, 1245. . Application for a Patent for the Trienta Gravel Mine. U. 8. Land Office, > Sacramento, Cal. Dec, 6th, 1881. OTICE is hereby given that D. R, McKillican, whose post office address ‘is San Francisco, California, has this day filed his application for a patent for the Trienta Geavl. Mine, gold, situat®, lying, and being in Bloomfield Mining District, sedge of nore and State of eas and knewn and designated by the fie' notes and official plat on file in this office as Lot Number 75, in Township 18, N., é 10 E., M.D, B and M., the exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 75 being as follows, towit. < Variation 17 8-49 E. Heginning at the original notice free, a black oak 3 feet in diameter up to 4 feet from the ground, then dividing into 2 forks; each about 20inches in diameter, standing about 30links below the N. B. G. M. Co.’s ditch and the mouth of the main workin tnnnel of the Trienta Co, bears 8. 63 1-2 BE, 8 chains 20 links distant, and es thence, variation 17 8-49 E., 8. 72 1-49 E. $4 and 35 in Township 18 N. Range 10 E., M, D. B. and M., from which the cornpr to Secs. 34, 85, 2,and 8 bears 8.6 chains 60 lks digtant ; thence.N, 18 chains 40 links to a t marking the N. W. corner of the S W -4ofthe 8 1-4. of See. 85; thence E 12 chains 20 links to a it marked T, No, 3; thence N 211-2° E 21 chains 46 links to a post marked T No. 4; thence N. 26 1-2 E 44 chains 70 links to the quarter section post between Secs. 26 and 35 ; thence N 84 chs. to the quarter section post between Secs. 26 and 23 and the post marked T. No, 6; thence W along the North line of Sec. 26, 18 chs 75 links, ridge road to Eureka bears N E and S W., 19 chains to a postmarked T. No, 600 » west side of the road ; thence 8 21 1-2° ., 67 chains 80 links crosses section line between Secs, 26 and 27 at a point 30 chains 69 links N from the corner to Secs 27, 26. 34, and 35,90 chaihs 27 links crosses Section line between Secs. 27 and 34 at a point 12 chains 9 links W. from the corner to Secs, 26, 27, 34, and 35, 156 chains 84-links to the place of beginning, and containing 621.59 acres. This claim is bounded on all sides by public lands of the United States. The location of this mine is duly recorded m the Recorder’s office of Nevada County, California, in Book 4 of the Mining Records of said County and State, at page 704. * _ Anyand all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Trienta Gravel Mine or said mining ground as hereinbefore describare required to file their adverse claim with the ter of the United States Land Shage Lp heap aero in the . a ni uring the y days’ pe! publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the pongo of the Statute. : . F. TAYLOR, on agg J.A. Rosingox, Atty. for Applicant. dé Assessmert Notice. cisco, Califo [ near Nevada City, Nevada county, CaliforNotice is ottg 3 given, that at a meetof the Board of Directors, held (No. 8) of Ten cents per share was levied up7.20 chs east boundary of Luetje placer pa. j, 88 chains 20 links to a post marked T. No. 2 . standing on the section line between Secs. t day of January, 1882, an assessment . California. Atiy stock upon whichthis assessment shall un; on the 20th day of February. 1882, will delinquent, and advertised for sale at publicauction ; and unless payment is made before, will he sold'on Monday, the 18th dafot to pay the delinyuent assessment, t r with costs of advertising and nses of sale. By order of the Board of J, M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. \ Office~-Rooms3 and 4 second floor, 309 California street, San Francisco, California. Assessment Notice. XCELSIOR WATER AND’ MINING 'y. Location of works, Yuba and Nevads Counties, State of California. Location of principal place of business, San Fi California. * ‘rancisco, lo Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting . of the Board of Directors, held on the 9th day of Jan 1882,an assessment, No. 3, of One Dollar ¢ 1) per share was levied upon the capital S00 of the Corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, : 6, ‘No. 328 Montgomery streét, San Francisco, California, or to H. B. Parsons, Assistant Secretary, at his office, No, 65 Broadway, New York City, New York. Any stock which assessment shall remain un) on Friday,the tenth day of Feb ruary, 1882, will be delinquent, and advertis5 _ed for sale at_public auction, ard unless payment is made before, will be sold at the office of the ae ee on Thursday, the second day of March, 1882, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, L, C, McAFEE, Secretary. Office—Room 6, No. 328 Montgomery St., San Francisco, California. ju Delinquent Sale Notice. ERBEC Blue Gravel Mining Cempany. Location of principal place of , San F isco, California. Location of works, Nevada County, Cal. Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment, (No. 9) levied on the 7th day of Dec., 1881, the several amounts set upposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: , No, . No. Names. Vert. Shares. Amt. Blum L, Trustee, 1013 «= 600.» 860.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 444 600 50.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 445. 100° 19.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 446 100 10.00 Cahn David; Trustee, 447 100 10,00 Cahn David, Trustee, 448 50 5.00 Cahn David, Trustee, 449 50 5,00 Cahn David, Trustee, 450 25 2.50 Cahn David, Trustee, 451 25 + 2.50 Cahn David, Trustee, 452 26 2.50 Cahn David, Trustee, 453 25 2.60 De la Cuesta, R. 1097 100 10,00 Martinez R. Trustee, 1020 150 — 15.00 Martinez R. Trustee, 1135 100 10.00 Mills W. G. Trustee, 1127 913 91.50 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 409 100 10,00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 940 200 20.00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 941 200 20.00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 942 150 15.00 Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 943 110 11,00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 974 ~ 500 60.00 Wetzel Theo. Trustee, 1012 1980 198.00. Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 1051 50 5.00 Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 1065 100 10.00 Wetzel Theo, Trustee, 1088 462 46.20 . _And in accordance with law and an orde_ of the Board of Directors, made on the 7th day of Dec,, 1881, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, r will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, No. 522 Montgomery street San Francisco, California, on SATURDAY, the Eleventh (llth) day of PEBRUARY, 1882, at the hour of 12 o'clock, m; of said day topaysaid delinquent t_ thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. s : THEQ. WETZEL, Secretary. Ofice—No. 522 Montgomery street, San Francisco, California, j26 Petition for Pardon. tate of California, County of Nevada, 8s. To E. H. Gaylord, Esq., District Attorney for the County of Nevad'. You wiil pieess take notice that on the 25th day of lanuary, A. D. 1882, the undersigned will apply to His Excellency, the Governor of the State of California, to grant a pardon to Edward D, Whilldin, nowconfined in the Pententiary at Folsom, upon a conviction for ‘Assault te Murder,” had in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, at the October Term, 18808 EDWARD WHILLDIN. Nevada City, Dec. 19, 1881.TO THE UNFORTUNATE. DR, GIBBON’S DIsPENSARY. No. 623 Kearney Street, _ Corner Commercial San Francisco Established ‘in 1854, for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases. such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, ) Stricture, Syphil} is in all its forms, « — Rang n im) ney, ef. Skin years and . a Dr, Gibbons has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe, and has resumed practice at the Dispensatory, 623 Kearney Street San Francisco;—-where—his old patients and those requiring his services may find him. Seminal Weakness. abuse. The solitary.vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty the followin train of morbid carers unless combat: bydiolentifiesm i measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark ts under the eyes, in in the head, ringing in the ears, noise ike the rust! of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, fused vision, ted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching sti , a dislike to form new acquaintances, disposition to shun society loss of memory, hectic flushes, ieingard an various oy ons about the face, furred Senge, fetid breath, coughs, consumption, night sweats, m: ja and frequent insanity. If reliefbe not obtained, persons so afflicted should apply immediately,either in person or byletter, andhave a curé effected by. his new and scientific mode of treating his diseases, which never failsof effecting a quick and radical cure. Married Men. : ‘Or those who contemplate marriage, who are ering under any of these fearful eT ee oe corte lee ity ing upon them, nor to Obtain immediate relief. ‘ : : Cured at Home. Persons at a distance be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a . to Dr. Gibbon, N. . on the capital stock of the able immediately, in United States gold coin, to.the at-the office of the corporation, per 4 n case; ptons, . of time the Sevcsstinned, and song sve will curibelty "io any part of, Ave gountey,* with fy . ry, full andj n dareotions for use. Byencl i losin coin, ina th the Post any Skin Dis-: Seminal Emissions, the correction of self itled ‘An Ordinance provide for tee gre le for the cebinigtiabanaee ot Fires” toall amendments thereof, is hereso as.to read as follows: fire limits for the of include the whole of the follow: 4, 5, 7, 13, 14, 16, 21, 29, 30, ich are hereby to be locks. All buildings hereafter erected, enced, constructed, or completed within fire limits shall be made and constructed as follows: pies pres to have ceiling and plastered,-and all partitions to be also lathed and ‘ plastered, .and the exterior wall of each and every building to be co; cted of studs with weatherboards or rustic oni the outside, or of brick or stone. Section 3. The fire limits of the City of Nevada, are bounded “and described as Dllows: First, Commencing at the intersection of the middle of York with the middl¢ of Broad street, running thence along to. the middle of Broad street of Pine street; thence along the middle of Pine street to the middle of Commercial street; thence along the middle of Commercial street to the middle of York street; thence along the middle of York street to the place of commencement, and including all within said boundaries and limits, Second. From the intersection of the middle of Broad street with the middle of Pine street, thence along the middle of Pine street to the middle of Commercial street, including all buildings fronting on Pine street between Broad street and Commercial street. Third. From the intersection of the middle of Commercial street With the middle or Pine street, thence along the middle of Commercial street to the easterly line of Mrs. Charlotte Jeffries’ lot, thence along the eas-terly line of said lot to the center of Oregon Ravine, thence down the middle. of Oregon Raviee-to the-corner of Pine_and_Commercial streets; and including all within said boundaries and limits. Section 4. All buildings erected within the special fire limits, shall be made and constructed as follows: Every room to have a ceiling lathed and plastered and the exterior walls of each and every building to be constructed of brick or stone from the ground up, the entire height of said walls and each and every outside door, and each and every outside window of said buildings, and each of them to be provided with iron shutters, the thickness of the plates not less than three sixteenths of an inch, which can be securély closed. And it shall be unlawlul, and a violation of this ordinance, for any person to construct, or commence to construct, or continue to construct, or cause or procure to be constructed, or to aid or advise or assist in constructing, or. to maintain or occupy upon any day, or any portion of a day, within said fire limits, any building or structure otherwise than asin this ordinance provided, or contrary to the provisions of this ordinance, Section 5. By the outer walls of brick, or stone, or frame buildings, are meant the’ front, rear and side walls. Section 6. The outer walls of all buildin of either brick or stone, or of both, to used as stores, warehouses, hotels or shops, shall be at least sixteen inchés in thickness, in the basement or foundation story and for the first story, and at least twelve inches in thickness for the second story. The outer walls of all buildings to be used as dwelling houses, sheds, stables or other ‘outhouses hereafter to be erected shall for a two story building or less, be at least twelve inches in thickness for the first story, and at least eight inches in thickness for the second story. A rtition walls shall extend from the foundation through the roof, the same as walls shall be at least eight \achien te thickness. The roof shall be composed of, er covered with, such materia] as will afford reasonable protection against, fire. Section 7. No brick or stone wall shall be ad upon stringers of wood; and: it shall be unlawful for any person to raise, build upon, or alter any building of brick and storfe or both, unless the same is so completed, altered or constructed, as to comply with the provisions of this ordinance. Section 8. It shall be unlawful for any person to smoke hams, bacon, sausages, or any meats whatever in houses, other than brick or stone houses, with walls at least twelve inches in thickness; it shall also be unlawful to construct, use or maintain any chimney or flue attached to, or connected with any structure within the fire limits, unless the same shall be ‘constructed _of stone, brick or terra-cotta, from the ground up, said chithney or flue to extend at least three feet above the roof or outer wall gt said building. Section 9, Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this.ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-fivée dollars, and not exceeding one hundred dollars, or b imprisonment in the city prison not exceeding ten days, for each offense, at the discretion of the J — of the Peace by whom the ig 8 * Section 10. It shall be the duty of the Marshall and Chief Engineer to have this ordinance strictly enforced. Passed January 10th, 1882. J.C. LOCKLIN, President. K. CASPER, Clerk. Ordinance No. 93. An ordinance providing for the construction ofa Sidewalk and Railing on the northwest side of Sacramento Street. < dhs Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : Section 1. Itishereby declared necessary forthe public convenience that a sidewalk shall be establishea and buflt with the grade of the street, eight feet wide, and a railing

shall be built as described in Section 4, of this ordinance. Section 2. The sidewalk and railing shall be built on the north-west side of Sacramento mento streets, to the upper corner of H, C. Mills’ lot. Section 3. Such sidewalk shall consist of four-strm: ,-4x4inches, -with-planks 2x6 inches. wide to be nailed with 20-penny nails, and 2 nails on each endof the plank, and one nail on each centre stringer. Section 4. A railing shall be built on the wholelength of said sidewalk as follows: 24 feet high, the bes Sy pests t> be 4x6 inches; the top railing to be 8x4 inches and planed; one board 1x6 between top railing and walk at a proper.distance, Section 5, ies get J holders are required to construct said sidewalk before their respective lots as provided for in this ordinauce on or before January 6th, 1882, and wherever a sidewalk and railing is already built, the property holders are required to keep it in repair. Passed December 15th, 1881. J.C. LUCKLIN, President. K. Casper, Clerk. Assessment Notice. — outh Yuba Gravel Mining Company.—Location of principal place of business, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, * Notice is hereby given, that at a aneetin ofthe Board of Trustees, held on the ‘. day of December, 1881, an asses ment of Forty Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to tne Secretary at his cflice, on Broad street,over Beckman’s saloon, Nevada City, Nevada County, California, : Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remai id on Monday, the 6th day of February,! 1882, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unTess payment is made hefore, will be sold on Th f the 23d day of February, 1982, to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and exns bag sale. By order of tne Board of @J. J, ROGERS, Secre' tary. the middle. . side walls or party watts; and such partition” street, from the corner of Broad and Sacra4 Ordinance . following Dec., 1881, the several amoun’ the names of the respective . as follows: No.i Names. Cert. Shares. Amt Henry Clusky,Trustee,19 100 $ 1000 Henry Clusky,Trustee, 20 100 «=. 1000 Henry Clusky, 5 33 200 20.00 Henry Clusky, ¥ 50 5 50 Henry Clusky,Trustee, 39 25° 260 Henry Clusky,Trubtee, 40 26 2 60 CF Harmon, Trustee, 68 100 1000 AK Hartwell, Trustee,77. 500 5000 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 78 40 400 A K Hartwell, Trustee, 79 10 100 LR Page; Trustee, 101 100 1000 -AK Hartwell, Trustee,109 20 200 CF Harmon, Trustee, 118 600 56.00 C F Harmon, Trustee, 119 1000 100.00 C F Harmon, Trust-e, 121 2000 200 00 C F Harmon, Trustee, 1 1000 =: 100 00 CF Harmon, Trustee, 124 2000 200 a C A Metcalf, 1 600 60 AK Hartwell,Trustee,140 5 50 A K Uartwell,Trustee,143 100 10 00 A K Hartwell, Trustee, 146 1000 100 00 ‘WmJ Chapman, — 148 15000 150000 AK Hartwell,’ 155 1000 100 00‘A K Hartwell,Trustee,159 10 » 100 LR Page, _._—:160 10 1.00 A K-Hartwell, Trustee, 163 200 20 00 AH Hartwell, Trustee, 164 100 0 00 AK Hartwell,Trustee,165 500 6000 AK Hartwell, Trustee, 166 500 50 00 AK Hartwell,Trustee, 168 500 50 00 of the Board of [irectors, le on thi day of December,1881,so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necossary, will be sold at ae at the peor the Company;~ 40; street Francisco, California, on SATURDAY, the Twentv-eighth day of January, 1882, at the hour of one o'clock, P. M. of said day, to y said delinquent assessments thereon, logether with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. rae A. K. HARTWELL Secretary. Office—No. 380 Pine street, Room 40 San Francisco, California, ¥ jal3, Delinquen* Sale Notice, CrcouPaNy. GRAVEL.GOLD MINING 0! _— COMPANY. Lecation of principal place ousiness Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, Location of works, Washington Township, Nevada County, California. f Notice is hereby given, that there are delinquent upon the folowing described stock, on account of assessment (Ne. 6,) levied on the 19th day of November, 1881, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: o. of No, of Names. Certificate. Shares. Am’t. Haseltine B. F. Trustee, 72 1500 $15.00 Hazeltine B. F. Trustee, -73 624 624 Lee Wm. Trustee, 102 -3000 00 Lee Wm. Trustee, 103 125 1.25 Dauchey H. 0. Trustee, 28 1000 10.00 Dauchey H. 9, Trustee, 29 5000 50.00 Dauchy H. O, Trustee, 30 250 2.50 Dauchey H, 0, Trustee, 56 6000 60.00 Dauchey H. 0. Trastee, 57 250 2.50 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 24th day of December, 1881,. 0 many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the office, of the Company, Bank of Gold. Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada, on. MONDAY, the SIXTH—(6th)—day of FEBRUARY, 1882, atthe hour of 3 o’clock,P. M. of said day, to pay said delin juent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and bie eT of the sale. . FRANK A. WISE, Secretary. Office—Bank of Gold Hill, Main street, Gold Hill, Nevada. Insolvent Notice. N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of Joseph M. Doan, an insolvent debtor. Joseph M. Doan, having filed in this Court, his petition, schedule, and inventory in insolvency by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the said Joseph M. Doan is hereby declared to be insolvent. The sheriff of the County of Nevada is hereby directed to take possession of all the estate both real and personalof said Joseph M. Doan debtor, except such as may be by law exempt from exécution, and all+ofyhis deeds, vouchers, books of account, and a pers, and to keep the same safely, until the appointment of an assignee ef, his estate. All personsare forbidden to pay any debts to the said insolvent or to deliver any property belonging to him, or to an rson, urm_ or corporation or association for his use. The said debtor is hereby forbidden to transferordeliver any property, until the further orderof this Court, except as herein ordered, It is furtherordered that all’ the creditors of said debtor be and appear, before the Hon. John Caldwell; Judge of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, in open Court at the Court Room of said Court in the City of Nevada, on Monda;, the thirteenth day of February, A. D., 1882, at ten o'clock, A. M., of that day to prove their debts aud choose one or more assignees of the @tate of said debtor. e order be pubIt is further orderedthat lished in the Nevada Daily Transcripta newsfpper of general circulation, published _in evada City, Nevada County, as often us the said paper is published before the day set for tho meeting of Creditors, and itis further Ordered that in the meantime all proceedinys against-the said insolventbe stayed. Dated Jan. 10th, 1882, —JOHN CALDWELL, Judge of the Superior Court of Nevada County, California, E. H. Gaylord, Attorney. ji4 Notice to Delinquent Co-Owners. lg conformity with Section 2324, Chapter. 6, Title 32, of the Revised Statutes of the United, States, notice is Fereby given to Crest Hanson, John Hadcock and L.L.Blem, co-owners in certain mining ground and quartz mining, claims situated in or near Moore’s Flat, Eureka Mining District, Nevada County, California, known 4s the “Metrolitan Quartz Ledge;” that the above Crest anson is delinquent in the sum Of $181 75 for the years 1880 and 1881; John Hadcock in the sum of $60 58 for the years 1880 and 1881, and L. L. Blemin the sum of $30 29 tor the years 1880 and 1881; being their ion of the annual cxpenditures uired to be performed upon said mine or claim, for the last two years past, by said Section 2324, which the other co-owners have performed. If such delinquent proportion be not paid +o the undersigned at Moore’s Flat, within ninety days after the first publication of this notice, the interest of said Crest Hanson, John Hadcock and L, L, Blem will become the property of the co-owner, L. F. K. Buch, who has, made the required Se gt oe L. ¥. K. BUCH, Non-delinquent co-owner, who has made the requisite expenditures as aforesaid, Moore's Flat, Nevada County, California, January 8, 1882, -90d ‘ Notice of Assessment. T]\he Mountaineer Mill and Mining _Company.—Location of principal place ‘of business, San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California; location of works, Nevada County, Calffornia. E Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board’ of Directors of corpora‘tion, held at the office of said Company, in the city of San Jose, on the 18th day of December, 1881, an assessnvent, (No. 3) of one cent per share was levied u the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary of said Company, at the office of the Company, in the city of San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California. Any stock upon. which the assessment shall remain unpaid on the 88th day of January, 1882, will’ be delinquent and advert for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold . on the 25th day of February, L te pay the delinquent assessment, er with all costs of advertising and e: of sale, WM. D, BUCKLEY, Secretary. San Jose, Santa Clara County, State California. 5 : é d25 NOTICE TO THE SUBLIC. thereon, situate on the south fork of Poor Man’s Creek; sai . mill site beirg a portion of Section Twentyeight, T ip 18 north, Range 11 east, comp five acres of land, more or less. upon which is erected the steam saw mili known as Gaston Ridge Milland Lumber Co. Said saw. mill of,boiler, enine and ss of all kinds, jncludin; e planer. Also the east half of section Ba the southwest quarter of section 26, ‘the northw: r of section 28, the whole of quarte section 16, all in said Township 18 north, Range 11 east, Mt. Diablo. base and ‘meridian, together with all and singular the teri ements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anv wise appertaining will be sold to satisfy said jungment ether with interest and costs, Noticeis hereby given that I wilt sell at Agee — tj foe ae House door, 0 city evada, county of .Nevada, State of California, on . Friday, the — ged of Febraary, Between the hbdurs of 9 o’clock 4. M; and 5 o'clock P. M., to wit 3 o’clock, P. M., all the right, title and interest of said defendant in ‘and to the above described property, to the pe yee and best bidder for ony to satisty said judgment and costs. Given under'my hand this 7th day of January, A. D, 1882. E. 0. TOMPKINS, Sheriff, By R. D. Carrsr, Under Sheriff. Searls, Niles & Searls, Attys. j7 _Sherift’s Sale. Citizens Bank wre Court No. vs. 490, Order of Sale Lone Ridge Gravel and of Mining Co. Deft, Foreclosure. B* virtue of a Decree and an order of sale, to ine directed and delivered, issued out of the Superior Court, in and for the County of Nevada, State of Califorhia, wherein Citizens Bank, the above named plaintiff, recovered a judgment and deeree of foreclosure against Lone Ride Gravel Minisg Company, defendant, on the 17th day of January, A. D. 1882, for the sum of Five Thousand ($5,000 00) dollars, tegether with costs_of suit taxed at $13.85, and counsel fees -allowed herein amounting to the sum of $100.00 with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid, which said judgmert is recorded in judgment-book 1 of said Superior Court, on a 249 et seq., and whereas it is ordered t the mo e set forth in Plaintiff's Complaint be foreclosed and propertytherein described, to-wit: All and those certain gravel mining claims and lodes of the Lone fia Gray‘el Mining Co., on Lone Ridge, about one per es a Lona ne San. Juan, Bridgepo! wnship, boun on the southeast . claims of unknown-owners, Swank sin nates by Rim Rock, and that other set of in; ground described as the SE quarter of N quarter, south half of NE quarter, NE quarter of. SW quarter,and north half of SE quarter, Section 9, Township 17, Range 8 east, Mt, Diablo base and meridian, according to survey made by Palmer Smith County Bor: veyor in and for the county of Nevada. Also alliron pipe on grounds or claims, and all iron pipe hereafter “placed on said grounds; also all ditches now made or hereafter made for the use of said mining ground. The ditches and iron pipe above mentioned and The Unusual Attention which this Organ is'now Attracting from the American —_ People, Its Delicate Structure and Susee p Ubility to Injury from Woundser Disease. .During the past few weeks, owing to an event of national intcrest, much has been of wounds in the liver, and according to the Surgicat History of the War of the Rebellion, of the thousands of cases of wounds in that organ, not above sixty survived, and they were not violent ones, : * The structure of the Hver_is. delicate and yet simple. It is composed of two lobes, which lie directly under the right lung, and is of aspongy character. When the veinous blood is circulating from the various pats o the body to the lungs, it passes through this organ, and is there relieved of its rank poisons, part of which are used for digestion tials of the food we eat,’ If the organ is at all diseased THESE POISONS REMAIN IN rT, inStead of being used as nature designed, and with every coursing-of the blood through the lobes of the liver, the nature of the disease becomes chronic, The reason why so little suecess has hitherto been reached in the treatment of liver disease is because the philosophy of treatment has been lame and the remedies employed have been inadequate. It isa conceded fact that until within the past few years there has been no known remedy for chronic kidney diseases, and it is certain that the liver cannot be restored to its right action if the kidneys are affected. Itis also afsct that when the liver is diseased the kidneys are also troubled; hence, it follows that liver diseases hard to cure, chiefly, because the doctors ‘know of no agency which willat one and the same time operateon both the kidneys and the liver. : Admitting then, that no form of trot ment.can be effective which does not seek to +} reach both the liver and the kidneys at the same time, it would be strange, indeed, if in allthe researches of this wonderful age of scientific invention no such remedy had been found, The doctors admit they have nothing to offer, but independent scientists have honored their learning and patience, by discovering a pure vegetable remedy whose unparalleled success in the past few years in the treatment of kidney referred to and covered by and included in the description are,a water ditch constructed by the Lone RidgeGravel Mining Co. for the sole nap ee: of hig oer the mining claims above described, leading from the Milton Ditch (so-called) from a point above Cherokee known as Kelley’s Shoot, to said claim, a distance of five (5) miles more or less. Said ditch is in part dug in the earth, and in part consists of wooden flumes, and in part of iron pipe, forming one continuous ditch or conduit to take water to said claims, and is appurtenant thereto; together with all and singular the t its, heredit, its and appurtenances belonging or in anywise appertaining to said property be sold to satify said judgmeut, together with interest and costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public sale, in front, of the Court House door, in the City of Nevada, Uounty of Nevada, State of Calitornia, on Friday, the lth day of February, A. D. 1882, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. M. and 5 o'clock P, m.to-wit : 2 o'clock P. M., all the right, title and interes of said Defendant in and tothe above de: cribed property to the highest and best bidder for wee 9 to satisfy said judgment and alt costs. » Given under my hand this 23d day of January, A. D. 1882, E. O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By-R.D.-Cartsr, Under. Sheriff. Searls, Niles & Searls Attys for Plff. ja2 Dissolution of Co-partnership. é lgey rtnership contract between Clanc & n, in the blacksmithing business having expired on December 81st, 1881, we hereby give notice that such partnership ceased from that date by mutual consent. The busi will be ducted at the old stand on Broad street, from January lst, 1882, in the name of Patrick Clancy, and we hereby authorize P. Clancy to collect all debts due the old firm, who will be responsible for all debts due from them. P. CLANCY CONRAD SEAMAN. Ne vada City, January 5th, 1882. ‘Dissolution of Co-partnership. ber co-partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Robinson and Feeney, doing businessas Blacksmiths, in the city of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons who are indebted to the undersigned are respectfully requested to come forward and make pay ment immediately to J. W. Robinson, who will hereafter conduct and carry on said business. J. W. ROBINSON, WM. FEENEY. January 5th, 1892. . DR. L. J. CZAPKAY’S PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE. _ 1% MONTGOMERY TREET, Opposite Occidental Hotel. . .San Francise STABLISHED in 1851, for the permanent E cure of Special Chronic Diseases, and also all Female Complaints and Diseases of the Nervous pt bacon ‘ The immense destruction of human life annually from secret and chronic diseases,caused this old and reliable institution to established first in Philadelphia, Penn. 850, and afterwards in San Francisco, Cal, in 1854 afflicted the best medical and surgical treatment for the above and all other affec ti and complaints, Constitutions at the Institute or by letter, FREE. vent Physical & Mental Debility Vital weakn nervo' low spirits issit ae knee of the limbs and m power, ition and in ‘lity for labor srilbedy bweak exhaust feeling, no energy or. palpitation heart, duliness of —— loss aversion to ot D vo 8 tude, self distrust, difficulties, shows lusively that it can cure every form of known kidney disease and what it hasdone fo: the kidneys it is equally able to doand does do for the liver. Warner's Sate Kidney and Liver Cure wa the discovery of a practitioner, who proved its worth in his own case and then gave it to the world. Itacts both as a food anda restorer to the kidneys and liver so that when disease is cured in one of these organs it cannot go to the other, but is entirely removed from the system. Liver troubles are caused principally by malaria, which is, at the present time, becoming so great an evil in this land,—so much so that President. Paul A.Chadbourne, of Williams College, has just published s long and interesting article on its wide-spreading prevalence. He states that malarial poisons appear in all localities, the high and dry,the Plow and damp, in the crowded city and the roomy country, and there are no differences as to the effects produced. Malaria is in the water we drink, in the air we breathe, in the food we eat, and while vonstarttly and naturally increasing with the growth of the counry, it is just at present afflicting us, as the epizooty did a few years ago, as a widespread and dangerous epidemic, What, therefore, can be the cause for this terrible increase of malaria in all parts of the states and, territories? Unquestionably the } drinking water sed in every portion of the land is the most active agency for carrying ‘malaria into thesystem. This water may be clear, but it has become poisoned by filtratien through the vaults, cesspools and barnyards ip the country, and other impure agenciesin the city,~Heretifore the Western states and territories and almost the entire’South have been considered the field of malaria,owing doubtless to the poor drainage in many localities and the consequent accumu’ation of green poisonous matter. This ‘theory is, however, now exploded, because malarial poisoning is becoming just as combeeh settled for hundreds of years. existence iga terribly established fact, and so much so that it is attracting the attention of the leading physicians, scientists and scholars in every portion of America. By means of ita blighting powers the blood becomes poisoned and the most terrible diseases follow. The special field for the opera-' tion of this poison is in the liver. If this organ is at all diseased, malaria siezes it witha death grip. It is therefore absolutely necessary.to keep the liver in perfect eondition and especially at this time. The elements of Warner's Safe. Kidney and Liver Cure are exactly fitted for just this very purpose. Composed of a pure and simple vegetable extract and prepared in the most careful manner, it has been the means of restoring more people to health within the past year than any other agency known in the land. Prof. 8. A. Lattimore,Ph. D., LL. D.,! one of the analysts of foods and medieines for the New York State Board of ‘sition’ purely Vegetable, neither poisonous nor injurious. i In order to counteract the “tee said and written about the “injurious effects » and part fora cathartic of the waste mate° mon in other regions, those as which have . Whatever may be the cause of malaria, its . Health, proneunces its elements and compo po ae oe ¥ TH N. Con S EEE > oibee~Ee FY ard 4 eyez: 4 So tins & ig b-] eV publi Lea and F Ret Hill, -seetpigcg, . .FRSEEEREiT2R2E> . -