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OTICE fs hereby given, ‘That the Wy oming Gold M: Company, & cortion organized and existing under tbe
of California, whose Postoffice is San
. Francisco, Cal., has made spplication for
; Patent for = Hnear feet — Ural
garter Mie; -e-anine gout with surface
gtound as shown on official plat of surWey Of said claim, situate in Nevada Min‘tag District, Nevada County, California,
: aad decribed in the piat and ficld notes on
‘ee Mle in this office as follows, viz:
ata stake ‘marked C.M.Co.,
survey, from which
lode survey and No 1 post of
bears § 86° 10’ W, (8
Ce
: sal
41 being stake C M Co No. Hi, nding
a Esst oigs-of Wet Hill Raving. “Thence
' ms true line S 81° 10° W 2.92 dhainsto
___.__ #lake marked U M Co No. 10 and on .Fast
_ boundary line between posts No. 4 and 5
Wyoming approved survey, and from
“hich an @sk tree 30 inches’ in diameter
bears N50 °-'W 90 links. Thence, 8 35 > 15’
& stake marked U M Co No
‘Wyoming approved survey
8 25° W 640 chs toa stake
s
: 5:
taurel runs N 12° W. Thence 8S
602 chains toa stske matked U
and W auming Ce No 2. Thence S
W41.21 chains post U Co No 1
the Southerly end of lodeaf W C Q
2 chains toa staze marked U M Co}
Wy. CoNo 11. Théenes .N
* W117 che te s stake marked
Co No &. ThenceS 26> 20’ E 9.20
to a stake marked U M Co No 4 on
-Of Deer Creek, Thence 8 657 'E
3.65 chains to & atake marked U M Coa., be: eared gee post No 12 of Providence
uited ground. Thence NW 43° 10’ E 2.05
@*hains tos btake marked U M Co No3 and
Wo 11 and 12 of Pruvinience patented
grounl. Thence N 26> 20,W'3 chaivs to
@ stake just below.U Co’s flume marked U .
Mo No2. From whien the amore stack
<f Providence Hoisting works bears N @1>
10’ B.-: Thence -N.6° 20’ W 26 53 chaing to!
place of nuing, and containing 14.01
mores, and d-#ignated as Lot No 75 in Sec.
11, Twp 16 North Kange 8 East, Mt Diablo
Base and Me idian. Said mine consists of
40 locations, one made Sent. 24, 1857, by
D Belden et al, and called‘the Ural Quariz
e, and 016 made Dec, 4, 1857 by Juno.
Wilson et al, and called the Big Quartz
ledge, both ‘of said locations being of
reco din the office of the County Reccrder
at Nevada City. The-applicant claims by
Ohare. Adjoininy claimants are, on the
orth by the Champion Mine and Mill site
‘On the South ‘by the Providence Quartz
mine, snd on the West by the Wyoming
» Quartz mine.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto arc hereby required to’ present the
_ ame before this Uffice within sixty days
from the first day of publishing hereof,
T, B. MoFARLAND, Register,
‘ No. 774.
Application fora Patent to Min-.
ing Claim.
‘ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sacramento, Cal., May 23, 1876.
Neri hereby given that Samuel
cagRss
Os, Rooke i
Merritt, whose Post Office address is
» Alameda County, Oal., has made
‘application fora patent fer 1,000 linear
foet, of the northern extension of the
Ser ene mine bearing gold, (formorly called the Whighiin Ledge) with
@urface ground 300 feet in widih on each
side of the vein or lede, situated in Nevada Oounty Mining District, Nevada
Vounty, Cal, and describedin the official
pend filed notes, on file in this office, as
1 Ws, viz:.
, Survey of exterior boundaries.
«*Oommencing at a stake on croppings of
Jodo near a large oak stump murked No 1
PK, being stake No 1 of Pittsburgh,
‘Thence or a tme fine var. 17° 30, E 8 25°
30° EB 4.54 cbains toa stake on boundar:
, thne of rinena ad ground, being cor NoT,
7 p—~ Ba emp PM ENO 2 OF this survey:
eed onatruelineN SUS 20’ E, 16.62
chains to natuke in a ravine marked P N
¥% No.3. trom which » pine tree8 inches in
dia bears. 5 375° b,110 inks dist, btaxe set
im, 6 auonnd of stunes. Thence on a true
Hpo.N 41° 30° W, 4.64 chains to a stake on
toGe maraed P NE.No 4, from which a
pine 18 india bears 8 34> W, 68 links. A
pine 16 in dia bears N44? W, 39 jtaks.
Atake setin a pile of stones in a flat
front ot D.ugherty’s dwelling.
‘Khonce N 41°: = 40’ » 4.54 chains
ta. 8 stake. marked P. N No 6
Thence &
ge of stomes in fledd,
> 40’ W 15,06 chains to a stake marked
E No 6,,0u boundary line of. Pittspatented ground betweeu stakes Nos
4 ., Thence § 37° 30" E, 4.54 chains
, #0,place ef beginning, ,
Connection line,
_. . From stake No 1 sec cor common to. sec.
re 8.138, 18,19 and 24, Tp 16.N 8 and 9
MDa seas anatn Pip W. face
24° 30’ W, 5 20 chains
» @nd containing 14,03 acres, and designated as lot No 76 ingeo 13, Tp 16N R8
J&, and lot No 62 ik vec 18 Ip 16 NR 9
K, MDM. Said location was mada Nov. 4,
~ 4662, by F. MéLeod and others, and. is of
record in: the offive of the County Recordor
wt Nevada ity. The applicant claims by‘
as. Adjoining claimants are the
itteburgh quarta mine, on the Southweet, and on other gidesa by vacant or un@laimed land.
Alf persons. holding any. adverse claims
@hpretu, aro hereby. required to present
the game before this office within sixty (60)
days from the first day of pub lishing
thereof,
is
Po a ee McFARLAND, Register.
ahaa BES fest Xe nanan een tee
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
A
Tics BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, lo.
cation of priucipal place of business
City and County of Neyada, State of
Walifornia. Notice ia hereby given that
#6 @ meoting of the Board of Directors,
held on the fifteenth day of. May, A. D.,
2676, an assessment of Five Dol.arm, Unit.
od Btatos gold coin, per shere, was levied
—™apon the Capital Stock of the Corporation,
le immediately to the Cashier of the
. tite Banking Mouse, in said City
ad County of Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assesament
#hshl yomain uupaid on the Sixteenth of
Jane, will be delingueat and advertised
for sale at public. auction: and unilesa payment is made before, will be nold on the
Dirat.day of July, 1874. to pay the delin.
quent sasossment, together with costs o
edvertising and expenses of szle.
Asacstany: atthe Bank of Nevet ney ev County.
_ Nevade City, May 15th, 1876.
DR. F. BUELOW,
Se re er SE Ace RAI: emcee atone Hit nee np tne ne Sn ante pre ane i th
oeaiateenee ea er ene
i f Physician and Surgeon.
ee mh: FFICE ON BRUAD STREET adjoic.
i bin ing the’ Theatre,
i * ° June 'oth. 1974
AMERICAN MEAT MARKET.
Commercia? Street, Nevada,
; oJ ar MONRO, having opened a Mist
Peay seach
AND IODIDE OF POTAS6.
Te bent Beautifier of the: Complexion
r}
Bains. Nold by‘ all Druggists, ;
. AFTER A QUARTER OF
A CENTURY THE .
EDICAL AND. SURGICAL
INSTITUTE, ©
EMINAL WEAKNESS.
fn Youth is Inid the foundation of much
ofthe inisety of after years by the 1.
gence of the most destructive of ts
maxing lifes curse, and spreading weakness and’ ruin among mankind, for it is a
well xnown fact that the indulgence of
s>litary vice, even in the slightest degree,
jhat grow to's harvest of disease, sorrow
and shame in after years.
Young
¢-delay, for a day may imperil your
health if not ‘your life. In ali forms of
Weakness and Premature Decsy a Cure is
Guaranteed by the Doctor to the Young,
Middle-aged or Old, without Exp-sure or
Hinderance from Business—-The Remediesare-purely vegetable, and of a nature that
leaves no taint behind. Observe the symtoms and hasten to check the course of the
comp'sint, if you experience any of them—
bightly dischargés, slight dfscharges at
other times, trembling, anxiety, furgetfulbody, forebodings, indige.tion, timidity, .
aversion to wociety, loss of power, want of
emitrol, variable g@mper, attacks of sickness akin to biliotisness, deposits in urine,
irregular bowela, etc.tc.
TERRIBLE POISONS.
Among thé most subtle and virulent of
poisons in the human blood is that arising trom Venereal Taint often breaking
out, after years of apparent cure, in hid.
eous sores upon various parts of the body.
Ite great danger lics in the fact that it is
given to the innocent partner or to the unborn child without showing in the person
origizally contracling it.
THE USE OF MERCURY
Only aids in this terrible deception by drying te upon the surface and driving it back
into the blood. All Veneresl Poison isa
blood poison and can be communicated in
the blood, and the only certainty of prevention of :ransmission is In the positive
“ures of the reform treatment practiced at
the Dr. J. C. Young Medical Iuetitate,
cqiuprebensive, scientific and, thorough,
having recived endorsements as the bést
of ull modern practice. Recent cases cured
in a few days and chronic cases with remarkable rapidity. Our testa of the presence of Taint in the blood are never fa.1ing. i
TO FEMALES, 4
The Doctor, after years of patient investigation a d treatment is enabled to assure
them rapid and thorough cures in all the
compliiute incident to the sex. The weak
can hope for strength and the suffering for
relief and cure.
Those who require personal supervision
the Doctor can furnish with apartments
with careful and skillful nurses where
unremitted attention and constant care
give every assurance of rapid and perinanentcures,
‘The Institute is supplied with a
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT, .
whore patients will receive the treatment
a0 esb@ntial in such cases.
CURED AT HOME.
Correspondence. The great difficulty
many sick find is the trouble of visiting
the city, often incurring an expense far exceeding the cost of treatment. This expense can be avoided by writing to the
Doctor, giving in yourown way, the symptoms of yuour trouble or complaint, Cures
guaranteed the same as by personal visit.
All coxmunications strictly c nfidential
and all letters either returned or destroyed.
#2” ‘T) © Doctor can be relied upon in all
cases reyuiring canfidence, and secrecy.
Repose confidence ia him, all you -who
suffor or are in distress. He will speedily
relieve and cure you,
Address
BENJ,. F. JOSSELYN, M. D.,
6148 Sacramento. Street, .
Box 735, San Francisco, Cal,
Look here, Carpenters !
OSBORN & ALEXANDER,
No. 624, Market Street,
San Francisco,
AVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT AND
the BEST QUALITY of
Carpenters’ Tools
In California, and tneir prices are below
ali others, Send for descriptive circulur.
WM. B. LAKE,
Purchasing Agent,
San Francisco, Cauifornia.
a
DR. SPINNEY & CO.,,
SPECIALISTS,
No, 11, Kearney Street,
TPIREATS ALL CHRONIC OR PRIVATE
diseases without the aid of marcury.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office hours from # to 12.; 2to 5, and
6to9r.s¢ Sundays excepted,
Consultation Free. Call or address
Di. A. B. SPINNEY.
No, 11, Kearney St,
San Francisco,
FORDHAM & JENNINGS
Nos. 600 and 602, Front Street,
ill
e ’
San Francisco, —
HALL'S SARSAPARILLA
YELLOW DOCK
ee
now in
otch 1s, oreurial Rheumatiam and = M
Market
Wael ow's Concentrated Fleworing ExCd
STILE offers to the aficted positive .
plants seeds of weakness in the system,;
If you experience any weakness you should .
ness, confusion, pain in back, limbs.or. _
Y
Job Printing Office
COMMERCIALSTREET,
Nevada City.
iF We are prepared to do Job
Printing in a style second to no
office in this State.
As an advertising medium the
best in the Northern part of the
State.
PRICES VERY LOW.
Call and see Specimens of our
Job Printing :
PIANOS, .
ORGANS, :
. ~ MUSIC,
Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sta., San Francisco
Wholesale end Retail Music Dealers,
Weber Pianos are the Best
And are now used in Concerts by all of o
GREAT ARTISTS.
Send for Descriptive Circular.
The Sherman & Hyde Piano’
& Is the only
FIRSY CLASS INSTRUMENT, .
Sold at Four Hundred Dollars!
di bee Square Pianos are 744 octave, and
émbraces all Modern Improvements,
such as elegant Rosewood Case, Beautiful
Mouldings, Full tron Frame, Carved Legs
and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe ‘I'reble,
etc. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet
inches, and are
FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS
Agents wanted in every county county in
the State for-the
Celebrated Standard Organ
Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of
Case, Superiority of Workmanship, Elegance of Finish and Durability,
{8 UNRIVALLED.
We keep constantly ca hand a vod assortment of
Reliable Cheap Pianos,
SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFI
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Prices as léw as worthless Pianos can be
obtained elsewhere.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMEN’S, IF
DESIRED.
Call and see us before purchasing
SHERMAN & HYDE,.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
UBA GRAVEL RANGE MINING CO.
Location of principal place ofbusi:
ness, North San Juan, Nevada county, Cal.
iforvia. Location of works, Grizzly Hill,
Bloomfield township, Nevada county, Cal.
ifornia.—Notice is hereby given that at a
ineeting of the Directors held on the 29th
day of. June, 1876, an. asscasment (No,
. Nevada Daily Transcript is the . »
= : certify and declare that we have organized
Sherman
& Hyde, ‘and formed ourselves into a copartnership,
. aM and the setting of the sun on said
day, in front of the Court House door, in
highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin,
and subject to the approval of said Probate
Court. I
estate, situated in the City and County of
Nevada, and State of California, viz: All
th»t.certain lo‘ of land, together with the
tenements thereon
boundedon the. Sontherly siue by Broad
Street, and on the Northerly side by Commercial Street, and “particularly described
on the City Plat of Nevada City, ana
“. known as Lot No. 15,in Block No. 30. Al80 all thatother lot of land together with
the tenements thereon, bounded on the
Southerly side by raid Commercial Street,
and on the Northerly side by the line in
Kelsey’s Ravine, tormin:the Northeesterly boundary thereof, and known as Lot No.
9, in Block No. 29, as described on suid
City Plat, °
gether wit the tenements thereon, and
appurtenances thereunto belonging bounded on the easterly side by lot -of land of
Jamés Monro, and known on sa.d City plat
as Lot No. 3, inBlock No. 387,
fale, twenty per cent cash on day of sale
and the balance on the confirmation of sale
by said Court.
purhaser, >
No. 711,
‘YOUNG MEN .
. O may be from the ef.
i fect of youthful follies or indisleretion, will do well to avail themselves
jof this, the boon ever laid ;
the altar of suffering humanity. Dr.
. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit $5(«
\for every case of seminal weakness,—o7
. private disease of any kind or ch’ recter
jwhich he undertakes and fails to cure
He would therefore say to the unfortu
nate sufferer who may read this notice
that you are treading upon dangerou:
ground when you k delay in seek
ing. the ae gp re y, for your com . '
plaint. You may be in the first stage
temember you are approaching the last
{f youare bordering upon thr last, ani
are suffering some or all of its ill effects,
remember that if you persist in procras.;
tination, the time must come ‘when the
most skillful physician can render you
no assistance; when the door of hope
will be closedgainst you; when no an:
‘gel of mercy can bring you retief. In)
ino case has the Dr. fafied of success,
Then let not despair work upon your
. imagination, but avail yourself of the
: beneficial results of his treatment before!
bon
Mining Claim,
United States Land Office.
to, Cal, May 16th, 1876.
ka Lake and Yuba Canal
Consolidated, a corporation organized and
New York, whose postoffice is Nevada City,
Nevada County; Cal., has ie application
for Patent’for the Relief Hill Gravel mine,
gold, situate in Relief Hill Mining
Dis:rict, Nevada Cout.ty, Callifornie, and
describe in the plat and field notes on
file in this office se vis: s
A
Commencing at a stake on the center of
Ridge marked R. H.G: M.No. 1, Thence
on & true line, var 17° 10’ E, 8 51° 30’ E
63 00 chains to ;a stake at upper edge of
4+ 0f mining cut, from which an oak tree
blazed; bears N 4145 ° E,185 ehains. An
oak 18 in. dia. bears 8 644° W 42 links.
Thencé’S 26° E 13 10 chains to centre of a
45’ W, 16.28 chaius to a stake near edge of
Wauxesha claim. Thence N 57°5u’ W,
60 60 chains to a stake near top of. Ridge,
being the N Ecor uf Waukesha ciaim. .A
ilyour case is beyond therich of medical
liskill, or before grim death ‘hurries you'.
\lto.— premature grave. Full course of,
. . treatment $25.
. . Office order or Express with full de.
. . scription of case. Call or Address, i]
i DR. A, B. SPINNEY, . .
‘. Mo. 11 Kearny Street, San rrancisco. . .
. sepT-ly }
i
BROAD STREET MARKET.
JAMES COLLEY,
FTHE BROAD STREET MARKET,
is now prepared to furiish his’ customers with the CHOICEST BEEF, PORK,
MUTTON, HAM. BACON; LARD SAUSAGES, and ever*hing kept in a first class
market, at whole. ‘+ or retail, atthe léw
est living rates. a2
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
NOW all men hy these presents, That
we, John Henry Helwig,and William
Tr.oJ, both residents of North Bloomfield,
Nevada Connty, State of Calif rnia, co
and we agree each with the other to be coartners for the . urpose of carrying on the
sesh of butchering and: retail meat
mar et in Nevada County, = tate of-California, under the firm. name of J. H. Helwig
&Co. That the priticipal place of busshess of faid copartnership is situatéd in
North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Californis. That the names ofall the persons interested as partners in such business are
above stated and signed hereto, and that
such partnership will continue and be in
force until further notice by us. —
JOHN HENRY HELWIG,
WILLIAM TROOD.
North Bloomfield, June 22d, 1876.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE,
bg the matter of the Estate of Caroline
Tayler deceased. Notica is hereby
given that the undersigned, as Administra
tor of the said Estate will expose to sa‘e,
and sell at public auction on SATURDAY,
the 15th day of July. 1876, between 9
Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., to the
All the following described real
and appufrenanccs,
Also that certain other lot of land, to.
Terms of
Deeds at the expense of .
WM. M. TAYLOR. ,
,. A ministrator.
Nevada City, June 23d; 1876.
J. 1. Caldwell, Att’y j23 5) of fifteen cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable hnmediately in United States gold coin,
to the Seoretary at the office of the com.
pany, Main street, North San Juan, Nevada
county, California, Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on
Thursday,the 10th day of August, 1876, will
be delinquent and advertised for sile ‘at
public auction and unless payment is made
before, witl be-sold-on THURSDAY, the
Thirty-first day of August, 1876, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs uf advertising and expenses of Saie.
JNO. B. HUNTER, Secretary.
Office Main Street, North San Juan, Novada County, California. jy6
a a r steer euiianen ter emaete.
Eureka Stage and Express Co.
= a STAGES will leave NevaRca Sn for Moore’s Flat daily.
; Sundays ted
o’clock, A. M, (Sundays excepted, at 53g
For Eureka, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at same hour,
Returning will leave Moore’s Flat daily
Sundays excepted, at 6 A. M. Ala» triweekly from Eureka at 6 A. M.
Ordinance No 60. .
An Ordinance amendatory of Ordinance
No. 60, ameudatory of Ordinance No 44,
HE Trustees of the City of Nevada do
ordain as follows:
Section 1. No horned cattle shall be per
mitted to ran at large within the corporate
P. M and 5 o’clock A. M,
Section 2, It shall be lawful for, and it
is hereby made the duty of the City Mar.
shal to take up anc: impound all horned
cattle f und runuing at large within the
City limits between the hours above stated.
Passed May 31st, 1876 »
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black oak6in. dis. bears N 21%° W 18
links dist. Thence 8 15° 40° W, 14-03
chains to a stake at N W corner of Wauke~
sha claim..A pine 40 in. dia, bears s T>
‘W 32}inksd st. Thence 861° 50’ E 24 24
chains to-a stake op Waukesha line and
on W boundary lire of Union Co. approved
survey. Thien: e 8 34> 40° W, 2030 chains
along said jine to a stake in afield. Thence
. N 51° 50" W to a stake on centre of ridge,
from which'a pine 30 in. dia, bears N 445 ©
W 43 links dist., a pine 36 in. dia. bears S$
6635 © E 40 links dist. Thence N 42° 3v"'
E 41-00 chains to piace of beginnning,;containing 154 91-100 acres,
.Plat B.
Commencing st ; stake om rim rock, ast
8S -W:corner of Waukesha claim. Thence
W255 chains, to a ttake on rim rock on
brow of bill. Thence 8S 58°50’ k 5 49
chains toa stake on north side of canon,
trom-which the mouth of a Tunnel bears
8 83° 10’ W 31 links dist. Thence 8 21°
50’ E 6 58 chaius to a stake on North side of
canon, Thence 861° 40’-W 3 05 chains to
a stake‘on south side of canon. Thence N
21> 50’W625 chains to a stake opposite the mouth of Tunnel. Thence N
58> 30’ W 6 21 chains to a stake on brow of
hill. Thence 8 43° 05’ W 1:84 chains to a
stake on brow of hill. Thence 8 35> 50’
W.18.86 ehains to adead pine tree at SE
corner of the Bull Kun claim. Thence N
47> 50’ W 17 47 chains toa biack oak tree
on line of Bull Run ground. Thence N 39°
40’ E 4 45 chains to a stake in front of,ca vin
from which a-pine tree 7 in. dia. bears
north 67° 40° E 27 links dist. Thence N
70° 45° E111 chains to a stuke just inside
of fence at jun ‘tion of Maiu street with
alley running down to Union Ov’s reservoir. Thence N 28°45’ E 8 93 chains along
line of fence toa stake at corner of» Williams’ lot and junction of Main strect
with Bloomfield road 8 E corner of Williams” house bears § 7734 >. W 80 links dist,Thence N 42° 40" W,5 14 chains to a stake
in centre: of {Bloomfield road and on
Union Co's, line, bet. stakes 1 and 2, of approved survey. Thence N 35°12" E, 443
chains to a stake being corner No. 2 of
Union Co’s, ground. Thence N 12° 40’ W
562 chains to stake No. 3 of Uniun Co’s,
ground. Thence N 8° 10’ E-2 30 chains to
astake on Union Co’s. line bet. 3 ‘and 4.
Therce 8 52° 0v’ E 29 80 chains to place of
. beginning, and containing 56 88-100 acres. .
Connection with Plat A, From stake No, 17
of Piat B: along Union Uo’s. line N 52° 00
W 1750 Chains to stake No. 7,0f Plat A.
Connection of Plat BR, with public survey,
From stake No l4of Plat B, 8 35° 04’ W
6 35 chains to \% sec. stake, bet. scc’s 4and
9. Connection with public survey of Plat
A. From Stake No 8, N 51° 50’ W 28 42
chains crogs section line bet. sec’s, 4 and
6, 26 45 chains North of cor. common to
‘3s 4, 5, 8 and 9, and debsigaated as
Lot No. 44 A, ard 44 B, in sections
4; 6 and 9, ~ Township .17— North
Range 10 East, Mt, Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location was made about the
year 1854, in separate parcelsund duly recorded in the records of Relief Hill
Mining District, but said records were destroyed by fire in 1862 or 1863. The applicants claim by purchase, Adjoining claimants are the San Juan Union Gravel mine,
the Waukesha claim,the Union Co’s. Placer
mine and the Bull Run claim
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are-hereby required to-present—the
same before this Office within sixty days
from the first day of publishing he.eof.
T. B. McFAKLAND, Register.
Niles Searls, Atty for applicant. my2l
Administratrix Sale of Real
Estate,
no is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Probate
Couft of the County of Nevada, State of
California, made on the 7th day of February. 1876, tnd the further order of said
Court, made Juhe 20th, 1876, in the matter
of the estate of R. W. Latta, deceased, the
undersigned, the administratrix, will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, in-.U. 8; Gold coin, and subject to
confirm :tidn by said Probate Court, on
TUKSDAY, the 25th day-of July, 1876, at 12
o'clock, M., at the Court House door in
Nevada C.ty, in the County of Nevada, all
the right, title, interest and estate of the
sid R. W. Latta, at the time of his death,
and all the right. title and interes: that tue
said estate has, by operation of law or otherw se, acquired, other than or in addition
to thst of the said R. W. Latts, at the time
of his death, in and to all that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land, situate, ly ng, and
being in the said county of Nevada, State
of Californias, and bounded and ‘described
as follows, to. wit: That certain quartz
ledge, known as the Gaston Ridge quartz
lode, on Gastin Ridge, and being abeut
one fourth of a milo in a westerly direction from the California.quartz mill, and
consisting of three thousanti teet of the
ssid quartz lode. Also that certain steam
quartz mill, situate in the vicinity of taid
lode, and known as the Calitornia mill,
used in connection with said lode, the in.
terest of said estate being one-third undi_Yided in raid mine and mill. Also a lixe
interest in all boarding houses, buildings,
timbers for m'ning purposes, and property
of every kind connected with said mine.
Terms and Condjtionus uf Sale: Cash in
U.8 goid coin, ten per’ cent. of the pur.
chase money to be paid to the auctioneer
on the day of sale, balance on confirmation
of sale by said Probate Court, Deed and
Stamps at expense of purehaser
: 8. A. LATTA,
* Administratrix of the Estate of RK. W.
Latta, deceased.
J. M. Walling, Attorney.
Jume 24th, 1876, jn?
NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE'S SALE
[ the District Court of the U. -8., for
the District of California. In. the
Matter of Martin Quick, Bankrupt. Notive is hereby given tnat I, the undersigned
the duly Po iy se assignee of said Es.
tate, will offer fur sale, in,front of the anc.
tion salesroom of W. C. Pope, Mill Street,
Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal., at pubtic auction, to be sold to the highest bidder fur casn, U8: gold coin, on: SATURDay, duly 8th, 1876, at 9 o'clock P. uw. of
said day. 2 horses, 1 mule, 1 cow—belong.
ing to ssid Estate.
CHAS. W. KITTs, » by
DONNELLEY, LOYD, & 0O.,
Se Chiege, UL .
Application for a Patent to a
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existing undér the laws of the State of
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No.. 766.
Application fora Patent teMin
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sacramento, Cal., May 4, 18
OTICE is hereby given that. Will
Downie, F; A. Wise, H. O. DaucheyM. J. Henley, J, P. Smith, Geo. McIvox
W. L. Oliver, and I. W. Duncan, whort
Postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada Count
Cal,. have made application for Patent fi
the Centennial Placer Mining Claims, beam
ing gold,situate inWashington Mining Di»
trict, Nevada County, Cal., and described
as follows, viz: On surveyed land, bei
the 8° of 8 W% andW ¥% of SE & and 8
tion 26, the NW \ and NE \ andN X of
N ¥% of SE \& and N 3% of hk Ek of SW &
Sec 25, Twp 17 North Range 10 East, and
W % of N W & and N ¥ of N-W-i of 8 W
4 of Sec 30 Twp 17 north Range 11 Eas
Mt. Diablo meridian, containing 849 17-108
acres. Said mine consists of the following
locations: ‘The Downie location, made February 23118736, by Wm. Downie et al: the
Oliver locatiov, ma*e February 93d 1874,
by W. L. Oliver et a}: the Duncan location,
made February 23d 1876, by I. W. Duncan
et al; the Smith location, made March 1) ,
1876, by J. P. Srvith etal; the Wise location
made Margh 111876, by F. A. Wise ets
the Héniey location, made March 11 187
by M. J. Henley et al; the Dauchey location
made September 2nd, 1875, and the McI vas
location made February 19, 1876. All of
said locations being of record in the office
of thé Ccuuty Recorder of Nevada County,
at Nevada «ity. The applicants claim "4
urchase and Iccation. whe claim
unded as follows: On the East by ve
cant land, North by lands claimed by Chag
ce gy and West and South by vacaps
ands,
All persons holding.any adverse claimp
thereto, are hereby r-quired to present the
same before this office within sixty days
from the first day of publishing hereof.
T. B. MCFARLAND Registex.
J. M. Walling, Att’y for Applicants, m9
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE
APPY RELIEF: FOR YOUNG MER
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in early life. Manhood restored. Fons
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