March 1, 1887 (4 pages)

ccs sen ee ane “$e Lethe ayAi Renney Bent Citizens PO Dat e THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY; CAL., TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1887. Bhe Daily Transerip SS Table of Distances. From Nevada City to ; Alphe . ‘ 161g mile Birchyille . 15% Biue Tent. 6 st Bear Valley . 23's Bridgeport By Bowman Dam 0 oo Cherokee 12k a Columbia Hill 134‘ Bdwards’ Bridge 7 French Corral 1834 m Graniteville 23 i Grass Valley 4 Jackson's M : Lake City By ae Little York 12' e Lowell er od 5s Moore's Fiat ‘ ee North Bloomfield 1486 +s Newtown . BigNorth San Juan 13 e . Omega a 20 mals Purdon’s Bridge _ 64 . Quaker Hill « ca : Relief Hilti : 18 Rough & Ready -s “ Snow Tent 213 s Snow Point eae Scott's Flat 6g ‘ Smartsville 19 * Sweetiand . 144g + ceville 20 ashington 3.8 You Bet 10 Colfax. : 2s mE Sacramento 7 San Francisco. 166 “ SrGGK OOo a eee 88 ag LOCAL DIRECTORY. List ef Nevada City’s Business. Institutions. ASSAYDNG. J, J. Ott, Main. Bank, Broad. G. R. Stockwell, Broad. ¥. G. Guild, Union. ~~" KUCTION BERS: BAKERIES. Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial. Alex. Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Wm. Edwards, John T. Morgan, D. E. , man, E. M. Preston. Philip Richards, Main. BARBERS. H. §. Marsh, Union, Hotel, Walters & Son, National Hotel. Klingenspor & Wilde, Pine. L. Godair & Sons, Broad. L. Lubosch, Pine. BLACKSMITHS. Ww. Barton, Plaza. P. Clancy, B Robinson & road. Morrison, Plaza. Carmichael & Denney, Main. BOOKSTORES. Brand & Stich, Broad. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. GeosW. Welch, Broad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Cc. Kornhammer, Broad. B. Lutz, Broad. A. Wutke, Broad. 3. F. Heok, Commercial. F. L. Ficke, Commercial. BOOT & SHOE STORE. John Webber, Broad. _B. Weias, Sacramento. . John Blasauf, Spring. Israel Hosken, Spring. C. Fogeli, Main. : BREWERIES. Geo. Gehrig, Sacramento. BRICK MASONS. John Dunnicliff, Sacramento. H. L. Gove, Boulder. CARRIAGES. Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. Wm. Giffin, Broad, A. Nivens, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. J. Jack, Broad, , L. Hirschman, Broad — CLOTHING, HATS, CAP 3, ETCe Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and Pine. K. Casper, cor. Pine L. Hyman, B. H. Miller, B: and Commercial. cor. Commercial and Main. road. CONFECTIONERY. A. Tam, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Jack, Pine. ‘Ts. Leddy and Eagan, Commercial. FP. Willett, Broad. “CONSTABLES. &. Dillon, Broad. Thomas Stevens, Broad. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS L. Nihell, Nevada. Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada. Frank Miller. ¥. Penrose, Pine. H. Irish, East Broad. J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L. O. Paimer, Nevada. Bordwell & Brobeck. ; er, Nevada. CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS. O. Maltman, Gold Flat. DENTISTS. Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Sacramento. A. R. Pennington, Broad. ®. M. Harris, Broad. , DRUG STORES. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. W. D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. DRY AND FANCY GOODS. Lester & Crawford, Main. Cas: Cohn, Commercial. Pe. Batrett, Commercial. ial and Main. Mrs. C. A. ¥V. Lubeck, Commercial. an, corner Commerc Le ‘A. Biumenthal, corner Broad and Pine. Rosen j berg Bros., Broad. EXPRESS. Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent. yonts on Wm. H. Crawford, agent. FOUNDRIES. Geo. G. Allan, Spring. C. O. Barlow, Sacramento. FRUIT TREES, ETC. Felix Gillet, Barren Hill. FRUIT AND VARIETY. KE. Rosenthal, Commercial. W. A. Sigourney, Commercial. Samuel Shurtleff, Commercial. B. H. Thomas, Commercial. Wm. B. simmons, Broad. R. Smoot, Main. FURNITURE. & Shaw, Main. L GAs. . Sukeforth, Commercial. Nevada Gas Co., B. T. Allen, Manager. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. ackson, Commercial. 3.3, 5 G. ¢. Gaylord, Broad. hae Wolf, Main C, E. Mulloy, B A. B.W A. eman, Bicei. A. H. Smith, Commercial. adsworth, Commercial. A. Charonnat, Commercial: Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad. W. G. Richards, Broad. R. H. Forman, Commercial. Sims & Nichois, V Flume. HARDWARE. “Geo. EZ. Turner,'Pine. Legg & Shaw, cor. Main and Union. © HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC. Cai Broad. Whe. Holmes, Main. ; HAY, FEED, BTC. H. C. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring. Cc. B. Clark Wm. Wolf, Main. e, Sacramento. HOTELS. Wetional Exchange, Broad. : Unies, Main. : New ¥erk, Bread. bes Thomes House, Broad. HOUSE PAINTERS. INSURANCE AGENTS. wD. Vinton, “ ie _° rH. Crawford, “ Carr , cor. Pine and Commercial. vens, Pine. ¥ Power Commercial. . t. . Gaylord & Searls, Church. Cc . —— . Farley & Little, Commercial. Morgan, L. Hous. E. W. Charles—Office.cor. Broad and Pine, MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC. H. J, Wright, Broad. ICE. ptosis JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, Nevade Ice Co., Wm. H. Crawford, Manager al Cc. J. Brand, LAWYERS. ross & Simonds, Broad. Johnson & Mason, Broad. . T. 8. Ford, Broad. . J. I. Caldwell, Broad. . F. Power, Commergial. . John Caldwell, Broad. . H. McCormick, Church. . Geo. L, Hughes, Pine. i W. P. Sowden, Broad. . G. D. Buckley, Broad. { W. D. Long, Court House. } LIVERY STABLES. . J. Hennessy, Broad. . Lane & Sukeforth, Main. i LUMBER. !V Flume Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agent. . H. & F. Cooper, Piety Hill. i M.L. & D: Marsh, Boulder. . Geo. A. Cooper. } MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Broad. . MEAT MARKETS. Chas. Kent, Commercial. . James Monro, Broad. . Colley Brothers, Commercial. . C. J. Naffziger, Broad. . Trau & Rapp, Broad. } MILLINERY. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main. Mrs. Mills & Grissell, Broad. } Casper Cohn, Commercial. Keller Sisters, Commercial. MILLWRIGHT. J.R. Collins, Coyote. Parsons & Tompkins." A. McNeeley, Piety Hill. MUSIC TEACHERS. E. Muller, Commercial. Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros. . Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel. . Miss Della McCord, Main. . J. R. Davis. Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada. Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage. ' NEWSPAPERS. . Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DaILY TRANSCRIPT, Commercial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. . A. Tam, Pine. i Mrs. Leday’& Eagan, Commierctat:i PHOTOGRAPHER. . J. Swart, Broad. i : PHYSICIANS. R. M, Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, res-; idence Nevada. : . + CG. D. Bobo—Office Broad,residence Nevada. . . H. S. Welech—Office cor. Pine and Commer. . cial, residence National Hotel. 4 i ' residence Water } . H. W. Valantine—Office Broad, residence . . Main. : : : { ' Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada, PORK PACKING. ' . G. W. Naffziger, Main. POSTOFFICE.____ t Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster. RAILROAD. . . Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A. H. Par-. ker, agent. REAL ESTATE. . Nevada County Land.and Improvement As. . sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Mor-} an, E. M. Preston, Geo. E. Turner, Wm. . utzenheiser, Geo. C. Gaylord, Nat. P. . Brown, Geo. E. ‘Brand, Wm. Campbell, . Chas. Barker. . . I. J. Rolfe, Broad. t RESTAURANTS. . . B. Lutz, Broad. : Ed. Settles; Commercial . Mrs. Maloney, Commercial, . . »SALOONS. } Union Hotel, Main. H National Hotel, Broad. i New York Hotel, Broad. . A. Baruh, Commercial. . H. Guenther, Commercial. i A. Isoard, Broad. ! John Bond, Broad. Joseph Knight, Broad. ‘ LW. D. Craig, Broad. i H. D. Sears, Main. : . T. C. Moran, corner Commercial and Pine. . Britland & Clark, corner Broad and Pine. i John Kistle, corner Pine and Spring. { Dillon & Stevens, Broad. Thos. Scadden, Broad. ba . M. Solari, Broad. { . Joe Clark, Sacramento. . Wm. Monk, Broad. . . Robert Simmons, Broad. . Frank-Goeley, Main. ea . M. Hanley, Main. . H. Lotz, Sacramento. . Geo. W. Simmons, Town Talk. i s. Wheeler, Glenbrook. iJ. J J. K Eddy, Half Mile House. em as. Trevaskis, Commercial. G. F. Wilkins, Commercial. . = Chappell, Pine. Pecartey, Pine. * SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. E. Withington, Broad. J. Dassonville, Town Talk. i + STAGE LINES. . -To Sierra City, Green & Co. i . To Graniteville, Wm. Cole. } . To Dutch Flat, Walter L. Wilkinson. . . To Marysville, John Kane. . . To Washington, L. R. Prescott, Geo. Grissell, . W.C. Fredenburr. : . To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. Vin. cent. . f SURVEYORS. . . J. G. Hartwell, Broad. . . W. F. Englebright, Broad. j SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. . . Geo. M. Hughes, Pine. } . STONE MASON. . Wm. Joy. { SODA WATER FACTORY. . L. Seibert. iG iH THEATER. . Geo. F. Jacobs, Manager, Broad. { TAILORING. . Barrett, Lobecker & Co., Commercial. A. Friedman, Pine. . B.D. Polidori, Commercial. . J. W. Downing, Commercial. a TEA, COFFEE, SPICES, ETC. . Great American Tea Store, Commercial. . UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET MAKER . B. Sanguinetti. UNDERTAKER. W C. Groves, Broad. WAGON-MAKERS. Wm. Seaman, Piety Hill, . Wm, Barton, Plaza. WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. . F.C. Luetje, Broad. T. G. Farrer, Broad. WATER. . Nevada Water Co., J. E. Brown, Manager. WHOLESALE CATTLE DEALER. F. Aumer, corner Pine and Cottage. W. U. TELEGRAPH. . A. Nivens, Manager, Pine. CO ———————) Broad Street Market, i __NEVADA CITY, CAL. JAMES MONRO, Proprietor. ' "7 AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY THE PEO. 1,000 Challenge te an ple of Nevada City and vicinity with the . weer ia ree id . Choicest of . Beef, . Work, a Mutton, Teal, Sausages, . . Corn Beef. . . Everything Sold at as Low Rates as can be ! . purchased anywhere in this city. Meats delivered within a reasonable dis_ tance free of charge. If you.want a nice Roast, Steak, Cu Chop, give me a call. i may be by law exempt from execution, and {any debts tothe said insolvent, or to delivTRIED “IN THES About twenty years ago I discovered a’ oronounced it cancer. I have tried a number of physicigns, but without re, ‘eiving any permanent benefit. he number were one or two specialists. Phe medicine they applied was like fire] o the sore, causing intense pain. 1 saw, a statement in the paper tel ling whatS8.) 3. 8. had done for others similarly afflict-! ' { jed. Iprocured som eat once. Before . . } . . jhad used the second bottle the neighbors. ‘could notice that My cancer was healing, jap. My general health had been bad for, ltwo or three years—I had a hacking cough land spit blood continually. I had ase ‘vere pain in my breast. After taking six! bottles of S. 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The Sheriff of the County of Nevadais! hereby directed to take possession. of all; the estate,real and personal,of the said Wm. . Seaman, insolvent debtor, except such as of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account “HOME BEN t.--, GENERAL AGENT , tri \¢ RET TIRE ASSOCIATION. 02 Montgomery Street, Corner Bush, San Francisco. TREASURER Searhsae. digg e: Wale oe BANK OF CALIFORNIA PRESIDENT gar es cc, OC. HAVENS AUDITOR.. I. P. LALEN (OF BANK OF CALIFORNIA) SEGRETARYA. 8. BARNEY -W. I. MORGAN . This.Company has paid promptly and without jexpense litte sore on my cheek, and the doctorst. tO beneficiaries $198,691 35 during its five years” existence, at.an,average expense for administration to its memAmong. . bers of less than $2 60 per annum per $1,000 insurance. Its certificates are incontestable after the third year, . ‘and entirely free from objectionable ‘and technical : clauses. It is the largest, oldest and most successful Mutual In§urance Association in California. Its distribution plan rewards the persistent members by 'cash dividends at periods of five years, which dividends, . greatly reduce the cost of insurance for the first five’ years ,and nearly offset the cost for the second period. The surplus arising from the difference between the ac‘tual cost of insurance inthis Association andthe amount collected from members, whenever in excess of the amount . required for mortuary purposes, is deposited in the Reserve . Fund for distribution among surviving members at stated periods. Ao Fhe first~assessment will be payable thirty days after! date’ of certificate and thereafter every two months. DISTRIBUTION. CLASS. All certificates issued during the year 1886, of the Dis. ‘tribution Series, will constitute Distribution Class, No. 1. ” Certificates in force December 31, 1890, of the Disand papers, and to keep the same safely un. bers. __On the closing of the five year period beginning January til the appointment. of an assignee of his es. tate---AH persons are forbidden to_pay any debts to the said insolvent, orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to any erson, firm or corporation, or association . ‘or his use. The said debtoris hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property . until the further order of this Court, except . as herein ordered. . it is further ordered that all the creditors-} of said debtor be and appear before the . Hon, J. M. Walling, Judge of the Superior . Court, of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, of the Courtroom of said Court, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, Cal., on the Twenty-Eighth day of February, 1887, at 10 o’clock a. M. of,that day, to prove their debts and choose one of more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered ‘that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a Bewepaper of general cireulation, pub-} lished in the said county of Nevada, as_ often as the said paper is published, before . the said day set forthe meeting-of credi-. _ tors. And it is further ordered that in the meantime ai} prose “ings against the said insolvent be stayed. : . Dated Nevada City, January 20th, 1887. n ___J. M. WALLING, Judge of Superior Court, Attest: F.G. Beatty, Clerk. Cross & Simonds, Attys for Insolvent. ja21 Insolvent Notice. ats the Superior Court of the county of, Ne\ vada, State of California. In the mat-) ter of Wm. J. Odgen, an insolvent debtor. . Wm. J. Ogden having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency, by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the suid Wm. J. Ogden is hereby declared to be insolvent. The Sheriff of the county of Nevadais bereby directed to take possession of all the estate, real and personal, of the said Wm. J. Ogden, insolvent debtor, exceptsuch as . may be by law exenine from execution, and . of all his deeds, vouchers, books of account } and papers, and to keep the same safely un: . PRICES AS LOW, AS THE LOWEST ON tilthe appointment of an. assignee of his estate. All persons are forbidden to pay . er any property belonging to him, or to any: . person, firm, or corporation, or association . ie hisuse. The said debtor is hereby fof‘bidden to transfer or deliver any property . until the further order of this Court, except . as herein ordered. . tis further ordered that all the creditors . of said debtor be and appear before the Hon. . J. M. Walling, Judge of the Superior Court, . of the said County of Nevada, in open Cou ! of the Courtroom of said Court, in the City 0 . Nevada, County of Nevada, California, on . the Twenty-eighth day of Februery,1887, at 10 ; o'clock A. M. of that day,to prove their debts ' and choose one or more assignees of the es‘ tate of said debtor. bs i Itis further ordered thatthe order be pub. lished in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a . newspaper of general circulation, published . in the said county of Nevada, as often as the . said. paperis published, before the said day set for the meeting of creditors. And it is further ordered that in the meantime all proceedings against the said Insol\ vent be stayed. : Dated Nevada City, January 22d, 1887. ; J.M. WALLING, Judge of Superior Court. Attest : F. G. Beatty, Clerk. Gaylord & Searls,-Attys for Insolvent. _j23. . ; THE . . Frue Concentrator Machine. . Reduced to $575, _ Granite and Marble Works, Grass Valley. ‘Tombstones and Headstones SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS, Satisfaction. GRASS VALLEY NEAR MASONIC CEMETERY, .Nevada County. ; PROPRIETORS: JAMES H. LORD AND T. J. AHBARN. 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ccs sen ee ane “$e Lethe ayAi Renney Bent Citizens PO Dat e THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT, NEVADA CITY; CAL., TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1887. Bhe Daily Transerip SS Table of Distances. From Nevada City to ; Alphe . ‘ 161g mile Birchyille . 15% Biue Tent. 6 st Bear Valley . 23's Bridgeport By Bowman Dam 0 oo Cherokee 12k a Columbia Hill 134‘ Bdwards’ Bridge 7 French Corral 1834 m Graniteville 23 i Grass Valley 4 Jackson's M : Lake City By ae Little York 12' e Lowell er od 5s Moore's Fiat ‘ ee North Bloomfield 1486 +s Newtown . BigNorth San Juan 13 e . Omega a 20 mals Purdon’s Bridge _ 64 . Quaker Hill « ca : Relief Hilti : 18 Rough & Ready -s “ Snow Tent 213 s Snow Point eae Scott's Flat 6g ‘ Smartsville 19 * Sweetiand . 144g + ceville 20 ashington 3.8 You Bet 10 Colfax. : 2s mE Sacramento 7 San Francisco.. 166 “ SrGGK OOo a eee 88 ag LOCAL DIRECTORY. List ef Nevada City’s Business. Institutions. ASSAYDNG. J, J. Ott, Main. Bank, Broad. G. R. Stockwell, Broad. ¥. G. Guild, Union. ~~" KUCTION BERS: BAKERIES. Mrs. J. Hurst, Commercial. Alex. Gault, Broad. BANKING HOUSES. Citizens Bank, Broad. Directors—Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Wm. Edwards, John T. Morgan, D. E. , man, E. M. Preston. Philip Richards, Main. BARBERS. H. §. Marsh, Union, Hotel, Walters & Son, National Hotel. Klingenspor & Wilde, Pine. L. Godair & Sons, Broad. L. Lubosch, Pine. BLACKSMITHS. Ww. Barton, Plaza. P. Clancy, B Robinson & road. Morrison, Plaza. Carmichael & Denney, Main. BOOKSTORES. Brand & Stich, Broad. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. GeosW. Welch, Broad. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Cc. Kornhammer, Broad. B. Lutz, Broad. A. Wutke, Broad. 3. F. Heok, Commercial. F. L. Ficke, Commercial. BOOT & SHOE STORE. John Webber, Broad. _B. Weias, Sacramento. . John Blasauf, Spring. Israel Hosken, Spring. C. Fogeli, Main. : BREWERIES. Geo. Gehrig, Sacramento. BRICK MASONS. John Dunnicliff, Sacramento. H. L. Gove, Boulder. CARRIAGES. Geo. F. Jacobs, Broad. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. Wm. Giffin, Broad, A. Nivens, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Mrs. J. Jack, Broad, , L. Hirschman, Broad — CLOTHING, HATS, CAP 3, ETCe Hyman Brothers, cor Broad and Pine. K. Casper, cor. Pine L. Hyman, B. H. Miller, B: and Commercial. cor. Commercial and Main. road. CONFECTIONERY. A. Tam, Pine. E. Rosenthal, Commercial. Jack, Pine. ‘Ts. Leddy and Eagan, Commercial. FP. Willett, Broad. “CONSTABLES. &. Dillon, Broad. Thomas Stevens, Broad. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS L. Nihell, Nevada. Geo. M. Hughes, Nevada. Frank Miller. ¥. Penrose, Pine. H. Irish, East Broad. J.C. Abbott, Wet Hill. Jerome Cook, Water. L. O. Paimer, Nevada. Bordwell & Brobeck. ; er, Nevada. CUSTOM REDUCTION WORKS. O. Maltman, Gold Flat. DENTISTS. Mrs. N. C. Chapman, Sacramento. A. R. Pennington, Broad. ®. M. Harris, Broad. , DRUG STORES. Carr Brothers, cor. Pine and Commercial. W. D. Vinton, cor. Broad and Pine. DRY AND FANCY GOODS. Lester & Crawford, Main. Cas: Cohn, Commercial. Pe. Batrett, Commercial. ial and Main. Mrs. C. A. ¥V. Lubeck, Commercial. an, corner Commerc Le ‘A. Biumenthal, corner Broad and Pine. Rosen j berg Bros., Broad. EXPRESS. Wells, Fargo & Co., A. D. Tower, agent. yonts on Wm. H. Crawford, agent. FOUNDRIES. Geo. G. Allan, Spring. C. O. Barlow, Sacramento. FRUIT TREES, ETC. Felix Gillet, Barren Hill. FRUIT AND VARIETY. KE. Rosenthal, Commercial. W. A. Sigourney, Commercial. Samuel Shurtleff, Commercial. B. H. Thomas, Commercial. Wm. B. simmons, Broad. R. Smoot, Main. FURNITURE. & Shaw, Main. L GAs. . Sukeforth, Commercial. Nevada Gas Co., B. T. Allen, Manager. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. ackson, Commercial. 3.3, 5 G. ¢. Gaylord, Broad. hae Wolf, Main C, E. Mulloy, B A. B.W A. eman, Bicei. A. H. Smith, Commercial. adsworth, Commercial. A. Charonnat, Commercial: Tompkins & Tompkins, Broad. W. G. Richards, Broad. R. H. Forman, Commercial. Sims & Nichois, V Flume. HARDWARE. “Geo. EZ. Turner,'Pine. Legg & Shaw, cor. Main and Union. © HARNESS, SADDLERY, ETC. Cai Broad. Whe. Holmes, Main. ; HAY, FEED, BTC. H. C. Mills, cor. Pine and Spring. Cc. B. Clark Wm. Wolf, Main. e, Sacramento. HOTELS. Wetional Exchange, Broad. : Unies, Main. : New ¥erk, Bread. bes Thomes House, Broad. HOUSE PAINTERS. INSURANCE AGENTS. wD. Vinton, “ ie _° rH. Crawford, “ Carr , cor. Pine and Commercial. vens, Pine. ¥ Power Commercial. . t. . Gaylord & Searls, Church. Cc . —— . Farley & Little, Commercial. Morgan, L. Hous. E. W. Charles—Office.cor. Broad and Pine, MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, ETC. H. J, Wright, Broad. ICE. ptosis JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, Nevade Ice Co., Wm. H. Crawford, Manager al Cc. J. Brand, LAWYERS. ross & Simonds, Broad. Johnson & Mason, Broad. . T. 8. Ford, Broad. . J. I. Caldwell, Broad. . F. Power, Commergial. . John Caldwell, Broad. . H. McCormick, Church. . Geo. L, Hughes, Pine. i W. P. Sowden, Broad. . G. D. Buckley, Broad. { W. D. Long, Court House. } LIVERY STABLES. . J. Hennessy, Broad. . Lane & Sukeforth, Main. i LUMBER. !V Flume Co., Wm. H. Crawford, agent. . H. & F. Cooper, Piety Hill. i M.L. & D: Marsh, Boulder. . Geo. A. Cooper. } MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Broad. . MEAT MARKETS. Chas. Kent, Commercial. . James Monro, Broad. . Colley Brothers, Commercial. . C. J. Naffziger, Broad. . Trau & Rapp, Broad. } MILLINERY. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, Main. Mrs. Mills & Grissell, Broad. } Casper Cohn, Commercial. Keller Sisters, Commercial. MILLWRIGHT. J.R. Collins, Coyote. Parsons & Tompkins." A. McNeeley, Piety Hill. MUSIC TEACHERS. E. Muller, Commercial. Miss Mamie Thomas, Carr Bros. . Mrs. M. Farley, East Broad. Mrs. H. G. Parsons, Union Hotel. . Miss Della McCord, Main. . J. R. Davis. Miss Lucy Bobo, Nevada. Miss Maggie Martin, Cottage. ' NEWSPAPERS. . Daily Herald, corner Broad and Pine. DaILY TRANSCRIPT, Commercial. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM. . A. Tam, Pine. i Mrs. Leday’& Eagan, Commierctat:i PHOTOGRAPHER. . J. Swart, Broad. i : PHYSICIANS. R. M, Hunt—Office cor. Pine and Broad, res-; idence Nevada. : . + CG. D. Bobo—Office Broad,residence Nevada. . . H. S. Welech—Office cor. Pine and Commer. . cial, residence National Hotel. 4 i ' residence Water } . H. W. Valantine—Office Broad, residence . . Main. : : : { ' Mary E. Little, office and residence, Nevada, PORK PACKING. ' . G. W. Naffziger, Main. POSTOFFICE.____ t Wallace J. Williams, Postmaster. RAILROAD. . . Nevada County Narrow Gauge, A. H. Par-. ker, agent. REAL ESTATE. . Nevada County Land.and Improvement As. . sociation, Broad. Directors—John T. Mor-} an, E. M. Preston, Geo. E. Turner, Wm. . utzenheiser, Geo. C. Gaylord, Nat. P. . Brown, Geo. E. ‘Brand, Wm. Campbell, . Chas. Barker. . . I. J. Rolfe, Broad. t RESTAURANTS. . . B. Lutz, Broad. : Ed. Settles; Commercial . Mrs. Maloney, Commercial, . . »SALOONS. } Union Hotel, Main. H National Hotel, Broad. i New York Hotel, Broad. . A. Baruh, Commercial. . H. Guenther, Commercial. i A. Isoard, Broad. ! John Bond, Broad. Joseph Knight, Broad. ‘ LW. D. Craig, Broad. i H. D. Sears, Main. : . T. C. Moran, corner Commercial and Pine. . Britland & Clark, corner Broad and Pine. i John Kistle, corner Pine and Spring. { Dillon & Stevens, Broad. Thos. Scadden, Broad. ba . M. Solari, Broad. { . Joe Clark, Sacramento. . Wm. Monk, Broad. . . Robert Simmons, Broad. . Frank-Goeley, Main. ea . M. Hanley, Main. . H. Lotz, Sacramento. . Geo. W. Simmons, Town Talk. i s. Wheeler, Glenbrook. iJ. J J. K Eddy, Half Mile House. em as. Trevaskis, Commercial. G. F. Wilkins, Commercial. . = Chappell, Pine. Pecartey, Pine. * SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. E. Withington, Broad. J. Dassonville, Town Talk. i + STAGE LINES. . -To Sierra City, Green & Co. i . To Graniteville, Wm. Cole. } . To Dutch Flat, Walter L. Wilkinson. . . To Marysville, John Kane. . . To Washington, L. R. Prescott, Geo. Grissell, . W.C. Fredenburr. : . To Grass Valley, Wetterau & Carson, R. Vin. cent. . f SURVEYORS. . . J. G. Hartwell, Broad. . . W. F. Englebright, Broad. j SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. . . Geo. M. Hughes, Pine. } . 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All certificates issued during the year 1886, of the Dis. ‘tribution Series, will constitute Distribution Class, No. 1. ” Certificates in force December 31, 1890, of the Disand papers, and to keep the same safely un. bers. __On the closing of the five year period beginning January til the appointment. of an assignee of his es. tate---AH persons are forbidden to_pay any debts to the said insolvent, orto deliver any property belonging to him, or to any erson, firm or corporation, or association . ‘or his use. The said debtoris hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any property . until the further order of this Court, except . as herein ordered. . it is further ordered that all the creditors-} of said debtor be and appear before the . Hon, J. M. Walling, Judge of the Superior . Court, of the said county of Nevada, in open Court, of the Courtroom of said Court, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, Cal., on the Twenty-Eighth day of February, 1887, at 10 o’clock a. M. of,that day, to prove their debts and choose one of more assignees of the estate of said debtor. It is further ordered ‘that the order be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a Bewepaper of general cireulation, pub-} lished in the said county of Nevada, as_ often as the said paper is published, before . the said day set forthe meeting-of credi-. _ tors. And it is further ordered that in the meantime ai} prose “ings against the said insolvent be stayed. : . Dated Nevada City, January 20th, 1887. n ___J. M. WALLING, Judge of Superior Court, Attest: F.G. Beatty, Clerk. Cross & Simonds, Attys for Insolvent. ja21 Insolvent Notice. ats the Superior Court of the county of, Ne\ vada, State of California. In the mat-) ter of Wm. J. Odgen, an insolvent debtor. . Wm. J. Ogden having filed in this Court his petition, schedule and inventory in insolvency, by which it appears that he is an insolvent debtor, the suid Wm. J. Ogden is hereby declared to be insolvent. 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TENNY, Plaintiff, vs. C, BOWMAN, Defendant. The People of the State of Califoruia send greeting to ©. Bowman, defendant. : You are hereby required to appear in an action. brought age nst you by the above named plaintiff, in. the Justice’s Court of Bloomfield Township, County of Nevada, State of California, ‘and to answer before the Justice at his office in the said Township, the complaint filed therein, within five days (exclusive of the day of service’ after the service on you of this Summons, i served within the Township in which this action is brought; or, if served out of said Township, but in said County, within ten pas bd within twenty days if served elsew re. 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BRAND, _ GEORGE J. 8STICH. ° of Brand & Stichin the book, station: music and notion trade, at ea City, an will continue the. business under firm name of Stich & beri 3 9 : TP, taRRIN, Nevada City, Feb.1, 1887, f16.mi : will The undersigned have succeeded the firm -” -