July 18, 1880 (4 pages)

eS VS Ee ae eee ee et a ENG. 1181.) Application for-a Patent to a i Fiat for South a a ___Vapitan” . California, and described in the plat and field = nz forsouth ond-of claim on -ledge, marked.) tsveen sections 13 and 24, in ‘Towns the Mining Claim. . _ Uyrrgp States Land OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal, June 10, 1880, Notieé is hereby given that A, Walrath, éoseph ‘fhomas, R. C. Walrath, C.:E. Hatch, And airs. M. A. Sterling, whose Post Office 's Nevada City; Nevada County, Calliprnia, have sfiade application for Patent for the ‘yomas Quartz mine, beating gold, embracing thity three hundred lineal fect, with aurface ground one hundred feet in width, in Nevada mining district, Nevada tounty, notes on file in this office, as follows, viz: New England Location—from the ledge. Beginning at a post at-the head of Mud ¥iat, for the north end of claim, on ledge warkéd NK No. 1 and S No. 1, from which the centre of the main working incline whaft bears $ 32° W. 76 links distant, and running thence variation 18° “east, 30° W; 6.00-chains Nevada and Grass Valley turn~ pike bears NE and SW; 17 chains shaft of El quart mind -beayn N 80° W. 181i chains distant; 19,00 chains N.C. N-G. RoR bears east and S 9> W 23.04 chaius; fence on north side of = road-bears-SE-and NW; “93.90 chains water fame “on south side sine . Tr and Uleerated legs successfully "trenten-" road enter V Flume Co.'s lumber yard; 24.00 ehaing aroad bears NW and SE; 24.14 chains northerly side of a building bearing N 495° Wat a point 18 links from its NE corner 24.24 chains post under floor of same buildNi No. 2, from which an oak-stump 20 tr A of in. diameter bears $284° E 2-10 chpi distant, and the quarter section. cor: Beg P ’ Ranges E, M.D. B. and M bearS $8 723° E 9.10 chains distant. . Hield Notes of New England Location Continued—For the Surface Ground. Beginning at Post N. E.No2at south end of claim on Ledge-and running thence Var. 18° East; £ 60° £0.76 chains Post N. E. No3. This point falling in atraveled road, post-is_driven_ down to the surface of ground —Thence—N 30° E 0.80 chains Water Flume bears N> WwW, and S,E;4.66 ¢hains Fence on North Side of a road bears N. W. and.§, KE; 2.66 chains Southerly. Side part ‘of Gillespies House; 2.74 chains Northerly Side part same house; 5.63 chains N.C. N.G, R.R. bearing E-and W; 22.84 ehains Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpike bearing N. E. and 8. W; 24.24 chains Post marked N. E. No4 and #. No4. Thence N. 60° W 0.76 chains Post ; at North end of ledge N. E. No fand 8. No \; 1,62 chains Post on Waste Dump marked N. K. Noband §. No 5. Thence 5, 30° W 6.39 chains North side Hoisting Works and Mill building; 1.09 chains South side. same building; 4.76 chaihs a road bears N. 54 W; 9.75 ehains Nevada and Grass Valley ‘lurnpike bears N. K. and S. W; 19.89 chains N. “= N.G.R. R. runs 8. 69° W. 2.10 chains to Entrance of tunnel; 22.94 chains Fence on North side of a road N. W. and 8. E; 23.20 ehains Water Flume N. W. and 8. E; 24.24 chains Post marked N. E. No 6 from’ which « cedar tree 12inches in diameter bears N. 42}? W 6B8Jinks distant. Thence 8. ok 6.15 chains Westorn End of building 10 links from S. W. Cornes; 0.76 chains .to place of } Weginaing containing 3.63 acres, Field Notes of the Survey of the Thomas old Quartz Mine Comprising the New England aad Sligo Locations, — Sligo Lozation— For the Ledge. ata post at the head of Mud end of claim-enLedge marked #. Noland N. EB. Nodfrom which the centra of the main working incline Shaft bears $. 82° W. 76 Jinks distant and running thenee, Variation 18°. Kast N, 30> KE. 3.06 chains a fence bearing 8. 443° E. 1.42 chains to Northern side. Nevada and. Grass Valley Turnpike and -N. 444° W. 1.00 chains, to # corner, from. which corner a fence extends 8S. 413° W; 6.76 chains N. E, corner ofan out building from which, the 8. Ww. eorner of Beadles House bears S. 16) E, 60 links distant; 9.06 chains a fence bearing N. 78° W.and-8. 83°. EB. 3.42 chains to Northern side Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpikes 19.78 chainsa fence bearing N. 72° . ¢links to corner and 8. 724 E. 3.05 chains to Northern side Nevada and Grass Valley ‘Turnpike; 24.42 chains a fence bearing N. 48° W. 1.42 chains tocorner and 8. 82° ¥. 2-30 chains to Northern side Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpike; 25.75 chains Post marked 8.No 2 tor Northern end of claim oa Ledge from which-a Cedar ‘Tree 15 inches in diameterbears N. 335% W. 1.42 chainsidistant and the } Sec. stake on the township line betwoen Sections No 13in T. 16 N.—R. 8 EZ. and No18 ing’. 16 N.—R.Y E. M.D. B.& M. bears 8. 75’ E, 24 80 chaingdistant. For the Surface ground. Beginning at Post 8. No 2 at North end o¢ claim on Ledge.and running thence Var. 18S Kast. 8. 60° £, 0.76 chains Post in Rock Moun’ marked 8, No 3, Thence &. 30° W.1.05 chains a fence bearing N. 2° W. and 8. 82° K; 2.10 chains Northerly end of Sulphuret works building; 2.69 chains Western side of sanre building;. 5,81 chains a fence bearing S. 72)° E: 16.39 chains o fonce bearing 8. 83° £; 19.00 chains North end Beadles Hous¢; 19.45 chains South end Headles House; 22.95 chains a fence bearing 8. 4442 Ez 25.75 chains Post marked 5. No, 4and N. KE. Nod, ‘Thence.N. 60° W. 0.76) chains Post 8, Nol and N. EB.’ No 1; 1.62 ehains Post on Waste dump marked 5. Nod and. N, KE. No 6 ‘hence, N. 30° K. 8.20 chains a fence. bearing S. 44} O I; 8,83. chains & fence bearing N. 75° W; 22.20 chains a fence bearing N. 13° E; 24.14 chainsa fence pearing N. 88° W. and S. 8¥S Ej 26.75 ehains Postin Rock Mound marked 8. No 6. Thence. 8. 60S E. 0,76 chains 'To place of beginning containing 891 acres designated as hot Nos. 01 & $2 ia Section 18, Township 16 “Boginning North, Range 8 Fast, Mt.Diablo_Base_and:+. _ Meridian, ‘said Locations are known as the ‘‘New England location” and the ‘Sligo location” and are recorded in the Mining recrds of gsnid County, Adjoining. Clainis are the ‘Perseverance’ and “Live Yankee” mines. All persons “holding any” adverse «isuns theretoare required to present the same vetore this office within sixty days from she tirst day of publishing thereof, BOUWAKD Fe TAYLOR, Register. J. M, Walling, Atty. CITATION. } ¥NITED STATES OF AMERICA, Sac_ramento District, California, Lanp Ovvice, SAcRAMENTO, CAL., } =e Jane Sth, 1880. In the matter of the Homestead claim o John astings to the south half (S 4) of soutnesst quarter (SE 4) of section No, 12, ‘Pownship No. 16 North, Range No. 7 East, dase and meridian of Mount Mable, At the request of damea_ll Collier, who has filed an oftidavis of contest, alleging abandonment ay you of said land, it is hereby ordered that}yon, the said John Hastings, beand appear betorethe Register andReceiver, at the land Office, Sacramento, at 10 eclock A. M.; on the 2ist day of July, A. D. 1830, then and there to produce evidence to show cause why said Homestead entry should not be canceled, hand the day and date first Witness my above Writtel. ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. _ Chas, i. Wyman, Att'y. jell Notice.N OTICE is hereby. given that Fhave this i. day given my daaghter, Mary Stuckruan, her time, 1 will claim none of her “arhings, nor-will . -pay any debts of her ~yntracting. MKS. J> W. DEAN. Nevada City, July 14, 1880.—Im JOHN I. CALDWELL, . Attorney at Law, Netary Public and Conveyancer. . “gtce—South side Broad street, o Union street, Nevada City. in "PY Hd proetion inalt the Courts of this ¥ + State, and the Courts of "heUnited ieee within the State of California.” nouncing that he has returned from Visiting the principal Hospitais-of Europe, resuwied practice at_ self abuse et sexual iudulgence, youth of both sexes ¢o an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring spots nnder the eyes, pain inthe head, ringingip-the ears, noise leay + and the rattling confused ~rision, confiderice, difidence ers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, @ disposition to shup ory, hectic flushes, eruptions about th fetid breath » cugis, sweats, monomania aud frequent insanity. Ifrelief be not obtained, ed should apply immediately, person or by letter. and have & cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, whic a quick and radical cure. ‘Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsi“HOME, by addressing « letter to Dr. Gibbon, a 3, and Mortgages for i Sys arch ; certificates of acknowledgments . at DR. GIBBONS’ DISPENSARY, No. 623 Kearney Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco STABLISHED in 1364, for . treatA, ment of Sexual and Semina es. such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strieture, Syphilis in all its’ formas, Seminal weakness . Impotency, ete. ¥ fof. years. R. GIBBON has the pleasure of .anand has his Dispenaetctt Po <earney Street, corner_of Commercial, sto where his otd and. those. requiring his se&vices mayjfind him. i Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of This solitary vice, OF depraved is practiced by the certainty, thefotlowing treim of morbid symptoms, unless cembatied by scientific medical meesUres, viz:-Sallow countenance, dark likethe rustling of of chariots, nueasiness ubout the loins, weaknessof the limbs, in approachingstrangsucioty, loss of mems pimples and variouface, furred tongue, consumption, night persons s0 afflict. either in never fails of effecting Married Men, bility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief.: CURED AT HOME, be CURED AT Persons at a distance may stating case, symptons, length of time the disease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions ior use. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in aregistered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to an part of the Union. — Address DR. J. F-. ttreet, corner Commercial, Post Office, Box 1957. fear Correspondents will GIBBON that they read in the Damy TRANSCRIPT, Lecocq’s New Chop House. Pine Street, Adjeining Lones’ Hall, NEVADA CITY. crys MEALS GOT UP ON SRORT NOTICE ANDINANY TYLE GIBBON, 623 Kearney San Francisco jease inform DR. is advertisement JA, DESIRED, FROM 26 CENTS UP. With my ong experience in the od departinent,t feel confident in givin { = « action to all who may favor me wita ~' "n+ onage. ©. LECOCQ. pei IRON WORKS RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., No. 127 FIRST STREET, San Francie . Mining Work a specialty. ARTIFS WANTIN ANY KIND OF 5 Mining Machi ery are requested to send for Iilustrated Circular. . We have liad 20 years experience in Mining Machinery. and guarantee work that will the best possible results on all classes of ore. Work of the best quality, and prices. mod rate. . apl HAMPION MINING COMPANY—Loca-J ‘tion of principal place of business, San Franciseo, California—Location of works, Nevada City, Nevada county, California.— Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Trustees, hekion the twentysecond day of June, 18S@, an. assessment (No* 5) of Ten Gents (10c.) peg share was levied upen the capital stock of. the Coporation, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secregary, atthe ‘office of the Company, 525 Commercial street, San Francisco, California, , Any stock upon which thig assessment shall remain unpwid on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST, 1880, will be_ delinquent and advertised for public auction ; and unJess payment is made before, wilk be sold on WEDNESDAY, the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER, 1880, to pay the delinquentassesaent towether with costs of advertising and ex; yenses of sale, Ry orderaf the Board of ‘rustees, G.C, Hvur.gut, Secretary. Office 525 Commercial street, San Francisco, California. jy4-td, DR. S. M. HARRIS, (Of Grass Valley. J “DENTIST. . Office in Brown & Morgas Block. ifs Cor. Broad and Ping Sts., upstairs. Nevada City. Nevaalg Jan. 20, PHILIP RICHARDS, eet. Nevada City. @LD DEST BOUGHT AND SOLD Bullion Diseonntell, Adtances made en Gold Dist or Baltion for< Comage at the Mint. Sc ‘on Sam Francisco, Corres ent—F. Brrroxs & Co., « . sued out of the blanted intellect, loss of . 4%, “Will com Sheriff's Sale. Y¥ VIRTUE, OF DECREE and an order of sale, to me directed and delivered, Superior Court in an for the . AYER’S HAIR VICORTT: For Restoring Gray Hair To its Natural Vitality and Color, ‘FRE SUPERIOR OF THECOUNTY OF Nevada, State‘of California. In the matter of the Estate of John Blasauf, deceased On reading and filing the petition of Mary Biasauf praying for partition of the estate f said deceased heretofore of Nevada, Sta%® of California, Patrick Noonan on the 10th day &f July A. D. 1880 récovered ‘a Judgment against Moses Korn, James ‘Linforth, J. G. Patrick, and A. L. Tubbs for the sum of Three Thousand One Hundrel and Thirty-four Dollars, together with costs of suit taxed at $26.80, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $156.70 with interest thereon fromthe date of said judgment, at the rate of 7 per cent.'per annum till paid, which said Judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 1. of the said Superior Court, on pages 46 to 50, and whereas itis ordered that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint, be foreclosed and property therein des*ribed, to wit: -—' * “All that certain lot or parcelof land, situate and being at the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, and designated on the Official Map of said Town: as Lot No. 4in Block No. 25, commencing County wherein ata point on thesouth side of Main street the north west corner of lot of ooper and thence running southerformin Aaron Jy along Hooper's westerly line fifty-one (51) 7 feet to lot of Shaffer & Harlan, thence westerly along Shaffer & Harlan’s northerly line seven (7) feet and six (6)inches to Shaft , ‘er & Harlan’ north westerly corner, thence southerly along Shaffer & Harlan’s westerly line thirty-three (38) feet to Masonic Hall jot, thence westerly along northerly “tine of last mentioned lot twenty-four (24) feet to} lot of Wm. K. Spencer and thence norther'y along Spencers easterly line eighty-four (84) feet tosouth line ofMain street, thence easterly alofig south line of Main . street thirty-one (31) feet and six (6) inches to the place of beginning, together with the two story brick building thereon be-sold to satisfy said Judgment, together with integest and Notice is hereby given that I will sell at publie sak, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, county of NevaState-of California, on eee Saturday the 7th day of August,1S80 Between the nours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit 2o’élock:P, M., all the described property, to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said ‘judgment and all costs, © ¢ Pe Given under my hand this 13th day of July, A, D. 1880. 3 . BE. O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff. --By R. P. Caren, Under Sheriff. Dibble & Kitts, Attorneys. “ _ Union Hotel. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POP=2 ULARHOTEL situated on Main i Street, inthe y of Nevada, has a . been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first-class style, and is always open for the reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and every bed . * in the House has a pais mattrass. As a desirable, quiet place for-the-weary; the UNION offers superior inducements. THE TABLES OF THE UNION pare favorably —with-any Hotel in the State, and all filled with the very best the market affords. CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Will_be found at the Dar, and the Billiard Room has the best Billiard Tables to be found in the State, ~~ : The UNION enjoys the reputation of b ing the best Hotel in the Mountains, and the Proprietor is determined tokeep it so. JACOB. NAFPFZIGER. National Exchange Hotel,. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. C. E. PEARSON. . Proprietor. always open for the ac ation of the Traveling Public. Large additions having been made to it, and . it has been fitted up in elegant style. THE SLEEPING ROOMS are large, airy . , and comfortable. THE TABLE will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The prépiietor will spare no pains or expense to render his guests comfortable. STAGES leave this House daily forall places North of this city. “A CARRIAGE will always be found.at tbe . Depot to convey passengers to this Hotise, BILLIARD TABLES AND BAR cony.ccted with the Hotel. N\ : é she of public patronage is respee<fully splicta. . Cc. ©. PEARSON, Proprietor. Newdh, Sept. 5, 1878 Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000. Principal Office—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO. : biases BN PWRANCE ONLY. J, F. Hovarroy, President. Gero. H. Howarp, Vice President; Cuarurs. H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eppy, Marine Seerctar). li, H. Btexrrow, General Manager. R. H. Maeint, Genera Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co, TRUSTEES : DAVID WATT, T. W. SIGOURNEY. A, B. BRADY, Manager. Orrice—MAIN STREET,GRASS VALLEY. CITIZENS BANK, . BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY Pajd up Capital $36,000. OFFICERS: eB on Rr President R. M. HUNT Vice President JOHN T, MORGAN.,.Cashier and Secretary —DIRECTORS!— Dr. R.iM. Hunt. Jonn T. Morean. Geo, M. Hverms. T. W Sieournsry. NiLes SEARDS: Tr. Housman, EK. M. Preston. & Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Bx: change. &£v'Purchase Gold Dust and Rullion._ fF Hizhest Price Paid for State and County Warrants: : New Yerk, E Sacramento,San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles. Also » Excliunge on all the Principal e ‘and transact # General Banking Business. ~ — ‘ New York Pir; Natit R Ww Fir: Ban San Franclsoo—First Netiomaia Bank SACRAMBANTO—. " ¢ Teaco. National Got Pank of DL” ‘Say Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los Adeune—Commereigllt bask x zi “J THIS WELL KNOWN HOTEE IS . ’ Advancing years, sickness, care, disappointment, and hereditary predisposition, all turn the hair gray, and either of them incline it to shed prematurely. = sive us2 has proven that it stops the falling of the hair immediately ; often renews the growth. ; and always surely restores its color, when faded or gray. It stimulates the preserves both the hair and its beauty.— Thus brashy, weak -or sickly hair becomesglossy, pliable and strengthened ; Jost hair regrows with lively expression ; falling hair is checked and established ; thinkair thickens ;and faded or gray hairs resume their original color. Its operation is sure and harmless. 1t cures dandruff, heals all humors and keeps the scalp’ cool, clean and the se:lp are impossible. . As a dressing for ladies’ hair Vicor is praisand valued for the séft lustre and richness of tone it imparts, PREPARED BY : DR. J.C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Practical and Analytical Chemists. Sop BY ALL Drvuacists AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE, ~ ma3o. — GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. The Great ‘English Remedy. TRADE MARK. TRADE RK. An unfailing eure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Impotency, and all Diseases that follow, asa sequence of Self-Abuse; as Loss of Memory, Universal Lassitide, Pain Old Age, and many other Grave. fa Full particulars in our pamphlet, which We desire to send free by mail to every one. farThe Specific Medicine is solfl by all ——e at #1 per package, or six packages for $5, or will be sent ‘ee by mail an receipt of the money by addregssin; ee THE GRAY, MEDICINE Co., No. 10 Mechanics’ Block, Dyctroit, Mich. far Sold in Nevaca,City by all Draggists. Redingten & Co. Wholesale Agents. ‘QuIuOBA .67 10 S}ounydjng ayy aqnop .aARS ¥ soosjouuag SUg “38 VyMICSTIUD GOI SUMMONS. Lr THE SUPERIOR COURT of the County of Nevada. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. The People of the State of California, send greeting to A. H. Linstedt and Frederica Linstedt, defendants. You are hereby required to dn an action brought against yon in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 22d day of June, 1880, by Valentine Weiss, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons—if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, within thirty days; or judgment will be. taken against you ‘by default, according to the poeet of said complaint. The said action is rqught for the foreclosure of twomortgages described in the said complair t, one executed by said A. H. Linstedt and Frederica Linstedt on: the 29th day of May, 1879, to secure payment ofa promissory note dated May 29th, 1879, made by A. H. Linstedt for the sum of. three hundred dollars, payable twelve months after date, with interest at the rate of 1} per cent per month to Valentine Weiss or order. . The other exeeuted by A. H. Linstedt and Frederica Linstedt, July 17th, 1879, to secure the payment of a promissory note, dated July 17th, 1879, ‘made by said A. H. Liustedt, for the sum of two hundred and seventy-six dollars, payable on or before May 20th, 1880, to Valentine Weiss or order, with interest at the rate of 1} percent per inonth from date, that the premises conveyed by said mortages may be sold, and the proceeds applied to the Pee of said notes and interest, taxes and costs of suit. And also that the said defendants and all persons claiming by, through, or under them may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien or wn ge of redemppremises, and tion in and to the mo for other and further relief as will more fully pppenr by reference to the complaint on file erein. And youare hereby notified that if ae ae to appear and oe a complaintas above required, the laintiff will apply to the Court for the relief Snes tn testimony whereof. I, J. E. Carr ed in said complaint, oe, + seal ‘Clerk of Supenor Court aforesaid, (—.~ } do hereunto set. my hand and imress the seal of said Court, at office, in the ity of Nevada, on the day of June, A. D, 1880, J. E. CARR, Clerk. P, F. Simonds, Pi'ffs Att'y. jez9o NILES SEARLS, A. C.XILRS. FRED. SRARLS Searls, Niles & Searls, Attorneys & Counselors at Law. TLL practice in all the. Courts, State . And Federal, and in the United States City, Cal, » 1 Nevada and thatnotice thereof be given perAver’s Hain Vieor, by long,and-—exten-. nutritive érgans to healthy activity, and} .soft—under: which conditions, diseases of . ed for its grateful and agreeable perfime, . . below said point; also one dam across Bear in the Back, Dimness of Visiong Prematuve that-tead to Insanity or Consumption anda Premoture . oftwenty-five years, he is prepared to make, Office. i Olice—Opposite the Court. House, Nevada. real and persoual o assigned and distributed to the er and other heirs of said esti.te among the respective parties entitled therét. Ibis ordered that the hearing of said application be appointed for Saturday the 24 day of July A. D. 1880 at eleven.o’cloch A. M. at the Court room of this Court, in the County of sonally to each of said parties named in said decree, as heirs of saiddeceased or to their Guardians who may reside in this State if they can be found, by serving them with a copy of this order, at least. ten days before the said day of hearing, and that notice be given to Misuch interested as cannot be personally served by publishing a copy of. this order daily until said day appointed for the hearing of said application in the Nevada Daily Transcript a newspaper published in said County of Nevada. Nevada City, July 10th, 1880. : JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge. Johnson: & Cross, Attys. ior Petitioner. ~~ PROPOSALS CONSTRUCTING DAMS Yuba an d Bear Rivers. \ Orrice oF THE Boarp or Dmectors or DratnaGE Districr No.1, =SACRAMENTO, CaL., July 6th, 1880. } Y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECters of inage District No. 1, passed € said Petition. Railroad Company, TRAINSWILL LEAYE AND ARRIVE at ‘ ae NEVADA CITy ON AND AFTER a Monday, May 3a, 1880, as follows LEAVING. 1.30 A: M., Daily, arrive “Grags y. poem ie Colfax 3.40 AL as wane nee with Atlantic Express arriving i, Say ind clsed 3613.95.40 =o ie Frm. £0.60 A. M., Daily (Sunday—excen: rive Grass Valley 10.27AL: po sty arr ving in Son Francisco at7.25 ». y. « 3.25 P-M., Daily, arrive Grass Valley 9:0 F. M.;-arrive Colfax 5.20 Pom: Connect ere Express for the East Se ag hi a, Dally; Yocal triin for Grass V4) 11.004, M. Grass Vahey. 7.30.4. M., Daily (Sundays excepted): Joc traln for Grass Valley, fs Ss Bitahine, ARRIVING, . G.15A. M., Daily; eonnecting with Atlantic express from the East and with Reno Fy press leaving San Francisco at 4230p. leaves Colfax at 4:05 A. M.; leaves Grass-Valle 6.45 A. M. gives , Sundays only; local train for train from Grass Vallev. at the session held on the 6th day of July, 1880, sealed proposals will be received at the Office of said Board, at'Reom No, 55 in. the State Capitol Buildin;r, Sacramento, Cal., until 12. 0’clock wu. on AUGUST 9, 1880, for constructing two.dams across the Yuba-river= one. at De Guerre Poiut,. avout ten. miles above Marysville, and one about: two miles river (the exact location will be designated on the ground by stakes with flags), in accord ance with plans and specifications on file in’ the office of the Direc cors as above. . Each Bidder must accompany his bid with a certified check: upoh some -well-knownand responsible bant:ing-house ,for at least five (6) per cent. of the amount of his bid, payable tothe or@er of W.H. Parks, President of the Board; the condition being-that if any rty to wh.om a contract shalkbe awarded shall fail to.give the bond as required by the Board of Directors for the faithful performance of his contract, the cheek accompanyae said party’s bid shalt be forfeited to the te. The party to whons an award shall be meade will be requived to give a bond, with t*vo or more sureties, to the satisfaction of the Board, and in an amount equal _to fifty (50) per cent. of the amount of the contract, conditioned for the faithful performance thereof. Seventy-five (75) per cent. of the “Evgineer’s estimate of work done—wilt be ee monthly in warrants drawn on the State Construction Fund. rainage The work must be completed within sixty days from the tinje of signing the contract, and no Chinese or Mongolians shall be empleyed in any capacity whatever on any work to be done. And no material used in . the construction of the work shall be purchased from any. contractor or manufactu-rer who, either directly or indirectly, employs any Chinese or Mongolian labor. Separate bids must be. made for the construe tion of each dam, specifying the prices per cubic yard for each class of work. Bids must be directed to Directors of Drainage District No. 1, Room 56, State Capitol Building, Sacramento, Cal.,” and indorsed on envelope ‘Proposals for Construeting Dams.” or all bids. CHARLES M. COGLAN, hyo Secretary. Delinquent Sale Notice. . ,[OUNT AUBURN GOLD QUARTZ MINing Co.—Location of principal place of business, San’ Francisco, California. LoNotice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of As‘. sessment (No. 2) levied on the 2d day of June, 1880, the several amounts set opposite the names of thé’respective shareholders, as follows: > No. No. Names. Cert.’ Shares. ©, Amt. Selomon Johnson, 19 25 6 25 Solomon Johnson, 20 25 6 25 Solomon Johnson, 21 25 6 2h Solomon Johnson, 26. 100 , 2500 Solomon Johnascn, 27. 100 25 00 Solomon Johnson, 28100 2500 Solomon Johnson, 39 =6.1000 =. 250 00 Solomon Johnson, 40 4000 1000 00 Solomon Johnson, 45 6000 1250 00 Solomon Johnson, 46 1000 . 25000 Solomon Johnson, 47 625 156 25 H L Chamberlain, 60° 800° 7500 H L Chamberlain, 73 200 50°00 John Godfrey 57. 800 12500: , * * And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 2d day of June, 1880, so shares of each reel of such stock as may be necessary will sold at ee auction, at the Salesroom of John Middleton and Sons, 419 Pine ‘Street, San Frantiseo, California, on Monday, the Twenty-sixth day of July, 1880, at the hour of 12 o'clock m., of said day, to pay said deuent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and Omg of sale. We . NEWELL, Secretary. Pine street, Room 62, San Francisco,’ Cal jy9 * —— TABER, PHOTOGRAPHER a Portrait Artist, 8 Montgomery St.San Francisco. RTRAITS of all kinds executed in the best and most improved styles and finPag ps a copied and enlarged to any ‘TABER has just received the verv latest improved iastrumentsfiom Europe, especi ally adapted for Photographing Maps, Drawrove a ay Te naige Hoisting wots, is, Br ete, whith he wil furnish at the lowest rates. TABER has all the latest improved instruments for taking the most elaborate fect pictures known to the Art of Photography. Rupleving only the best and most experienced help, and using the best materials, the very finest and most satisfactory pictures in al} sizes and styles and finish, * We respecfully solicit a call. je30 For Sale Cheap for Cash. Horse Team, Harness and Wagon. One Four 2 <i 4 = a » OFFICE—corner of Brodd and Pine st * “The Board of . }: The Board reserves the right to reject any . vation of works, Névada county, California. ¢. and per-. the right.of way, and all outlets, cuts, © 2.20 P. M., Daily (Sunday exvepte necting with Reno Express and ‘imin leaving Sacramento at 5.45 a. un: + eo x p 40.5 1.53 P.M. — TSePM, Daily; eonnecting. with Pacife ee leaving San Francisco at 9:30 4. y prot nag 6:00 P. sas leaves ecieaa Valley 19.60 4. m., (Sundays only); local [train froin Grass Valley. ¥ 7 3.00 P M., (Sundays only); local train from Grass Valley, sears che 42.45 Pp. M., Daily (Sundays excepted); ‘lo cal train from Grass Valley. : JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent. Assessment. Notice, AY URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER MINING Company.—Location of princpal place ot business,San Francisco, California Loci, tion of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 13th day of July, 1880, an assessment (No, 4) of Twenty-five Cents per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, *n United States gold coin, tothe Secretary, at the office of the Company Room 6, Safe Deposit Building, No. 328) . Montgomery street, San Franc'sco,Califomia Any stock) upon which” this assesement shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of August, 1880, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Saturday the Eleventh day of September A. D. 1880, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ; By order of the Board of Directors, S. D. ROGERS, Secretary. Office—Room No, 6, Safe Deposit Building, .828 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal $3.PER 1000. A No, 1 Sugar Pine Shingles bs For Salé at the Ice House, NEVADA CITY. J. &. THOMPSON. mch 12 er SUMMONS. N THESUPERIOR COURT of-the County of Nevada, State of California. State California, County of Nevada, ss. ‘The Peo ple of the State of California, send greeting to E. Derbec, and Derbee Blue Gravel . Mining Company, % corporation, defendants! Youare hereby required to appear in ana: tion brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 5th day of March, 1590, by F, Souchet, Plaintiff and to answer the cow: plaint filed therein, within ten days (exelt sive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served® within this County; or, if served out of this County, within thirty days; or judgment will te taken against youby default, according the prayer of said complaint. Plaintiff a leges: 1st. That the defendant, Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Company is a duly organize’ corporation; 2d. That on the 7th day of October, 1878, plaintiff was the owner © certain mining claims, and that on said date sold them to defendant E. Derbec fer { sum of $10,000. 3d, That said EDerbet has paid plaintiff $8,200, and on ithe 2d cay of June 1879 at said Nevada County mse executed and delivered to said plaintiff bis promissory note for the balance B1,855 gore coin, with interest thereon at 10 per cel! peryear. 4th. That the defendant has ne the same nor any part thereof excet the sum of $20 paid of the interest due 0” said note, 5th. That.on Oct. 18th, A. P 1878 said Derbee Blue Gravel Mining Co™ pany purchased the said mining, grown’ from said E. Derbec and is now the owner thereof, having purchased the sane with fullknowledge that said E. Derbec had not paid the balance of said purchase moitey ane pthat guid balarrce was still due and unpe trom said E, Derbec to said plaintiff. Wher® fore plaintiff prays judgment against * defendant E. Derbec for the sunt $1865 with interest thereon from the 2d day 5 June, 1879, at the rateof ten per pat ge he costs ‘ annum, lese twenty dollars, and t thisaction, and that said judgment ed to be alien’ upon the following described remises, hereinbefore-referred to vi: Tbs vated in prose tlm be decarP' certain mining property sit field Township, Nevada County, State 0°” ifornia, and containing 89.23 acres of lane more or less and including all the land be: tween the North Bloomfield Gravel Mine#2* the Derbec Gravel mine— varticularly Ce scribed in thécomplaint, on file in this a0" to which your attention is. directes. aad all and singular the bed and banks of Hum bug Creek fora width of fifty feet from the tentre thereof, arid on each side of #0 centre from the lower line of the Perbec B. G. mine down said Humbug Creek to itso" fluence with the South Fork thereof,nels, improvements, rights and with said Montreal Gravel Mine, or thereunto belonging, together ted h teleents and appurtenances, ete:, therev2! belonging. t the same be so.d, or su cient thereof, to pay said judgment $" costs. And that plaintiff have such other and further relief as is agreeable to eds and good conscience, and as the plaintif # . And you are hereby notified that if ye ‘fail to appearand answer the said a gre as above required, the plaintiff will &° judytient for the relief prayed for in i sud complaint. Inseal ' Clerk of Superior Court aforesaid, i a hand end impre* the seal of said Court, at office, iri the “ testimony whereof, 1, J. & Or —" Eaguireat. the Traxscrirt Oeics. 7. ~+~) hereunto set my “day A. Ys J. E. CARR, Clerk, Att'ys for pl’ fers f Xe Johihson & Cross 11.55-AsM.5-connecting with Reno~ Expres] 9.00 4. M., Daily (Sundays excepted: Joey I€AVES Colfax. at 42.25 P.M.; leaves Crass Valley, A ttern a i Rogular Me ening at 7} Broad stree Good Temp R. E. Bus Pe eee Manzan Meets ever clock in. . Nevada Ci cordially in 4.3. ¥ LAURA JO AS = OFFIC OFFICK the Natio 4. B. DIBI I Attorne MLAEN . s CW OF +> { \FFIC! Mini Union He —— J. GHAI W. FEN Har Civil ; FFI¢ : City Partie and Repi M. L. NHE } plet Orders & All kin hand. . _ Street, v oe p™ OFFIC Resid ouse, . GI Grocer

eS VS Ee ae eee ee et a ENG. 1181.) Application for-a Patent to a i Fiat for South a a ___Vapitan” . California, and described in the plat and field = nz forsouth ond-of claim on -ledge, marked.) tsveen sections 13 and 24, in ‘Towns the Mining Claim. . _ Uyrrgp States Land OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal, June 10, 1880, Notieé is hereby given that A, Walrath, éoseph ‘fhomas, R. C. Walrath, C.:E. Hatch, And airs. M. A. Sterling, whose Post Office 's Nevada City; Nevada County, Calliprnia, have sfiade application for Patent for the ‘yomas Quartz mine, beating gold, embracing thity three hundred lineal fect, with aurface ground one hundred feet in width, in Nevada mining district, Nevada tounty, notes on file in this office, as follows, viz: New England Location—from the ledge. Beginning at a post at-the head of Mud ¥iat, for the north end of claim, on ledge warkéd NK No. 1 and S No. 1, from which the centre of the main working incline whaft bears $ 32° W. 76 links distant, and running thence variation 18° “east, 30° W; 6.00-chains Nevada and Grass Valley turn~ pike bears NE and SW; 17 chains shaft of El quart mind -beayn N 80° W. 181i chains distant; 19,00 chains N.C. N-G. RoR bears east and S 9> W 23.04 chaius; fence on north side of = road-bears-SE-and NW; “93.90 chains water fame “on south side sine . Tr and Uleerated legs successfully "trenten-" road enter V Flume Co.'s lumber yard; 24.00 ehaing aroad bears NW and SE; 24.14 chains northerly side of a building bearing N 495° Wat a point 18 links from its NE corner 24.24 chains post under floor of same buildNi No. 2, from which an oak-stump 20 tr A of in. diameter bears $284° E 2-10 chpi distant, and the quarter section. cor: Beg P ’ Ranges E, M.D. B. and M bearS $8 723° E 9.10 chains distant. . Hield Notes of New England Location Continued—For the Surface Ground. Beginning at Post N. E.No2at south end of claim on Ledge-and running thence Var. 18° East; £ 60° £0.76 chains Post N. E. No3. This point falling in atraveled road, post-is_driven_ down to the surface of ground —Thence—N 30° E 0.80 chains Water Flume bears N> WwW, and S,E;4.66 ¢hains Fence on North Side of a road bears N. W. and.§, KE; 2.66 chains Southerly. Side part ‘of Gillespies House; 2.74 chains Northerly Side part same house; 5.63 chains N.C. N.G, R.R. bearing E-and W; 22.84 ehains Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpike bearing N. E. and 8. W; 24.24 chains Post marked N. E. No4 and #. No4. Thence N. 60° W 0.76 chains Post ; at North end of ledge N. E. No fand 8. No \; 1,62 chains Post on Waste Dump marked N. K. Noband §. No 5. Thence 5, 30° W 6.39 chains North side Hoisting Works and Mill building; 1.09 chains South side. same building; 4.76 chaihs a road bears N. 54 W; 9.75 ehains Nevada and Grass Valley ‘lurnpike bears N. K. and S. W; 19.89 chains N. “= N.G.R. R. runs 8. 69° W. 2.10 chains to Entrance of tunnel; 22.94 chains Fence on North side of a road N. W. and 8. E; 23.20 ehains Water Flume N. W. and 8. E; 24.24 chains Post marked N. E. No 6 from’ which « cedar tree 12inches in diameter bears N. 42}? W 6B8Jinks distant. Thence 8. ok 6.15 chains Westorn End of building 10 links from S. W. Cornes; 0.76 chains .to place of } Weginaing containing 3.63 acres, Field Notes of the Survey of the Thomas old Quartz Mine Comprising the New England aad Sligo Locations, — Sligo Lozation— For the Ledge. ata post at the head of Mud end of claim-enLedge marked #. Noland N. EB. Nodfrom which the centra of the main working incline Shaft bears $. 82° W. 76 Jinks distant and running thenee, Variation 18°. Kast N, 30> KE. 3.06 chains a fence bearing 8. 443° E. 1.42 chains to Northern side. Nevada and. Grass Valley Turnpike and -N. 444° W. 1.00 chains, to # corner, from. which corner a fence extends 8S. 413° W; 6.76 chains N. E, corner ofan out building from which, the 8. Ww. eorner of Beadles House bears S. 16) E, 60 links distant; 9.06 chains a fence bearing N. 78° W.and-8. 83°. EB. 3.42 chains to Northern side Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpikes 19.78 chainsa fence bearing N. 72° . ¢links to corner and 8. 724 E. 3.05 chains to Northern side Nevada and Grass Valley ‘Turnpike; 24.42 chains a fence bearing N. 48° W. 1.42 chains tocorner and 8. 82° ¥. 2-30 chains to Northern side Nevada and Grass Valley Turnpike; 25.75 chains Post marked 8.No 2 tor Northern end of claim oa Ledge from which-a Cedar ‘Tree 15 inches in diameterbears N. 335% W. 1.42 chainsidistant and the } Sec. stake on the township line betwoen Sections No 13in T. 16 N.—R. 8 EZ. and No18 ing’. 16 N.—R.Y E. M.D. B.& M. bears 8. 75’ E, 24 80 chaingdistant. For the Surface ground. Beginning at Post 8. No 2 at North end o¢ claim on Ledge.and running thence Var. 18S Kast. 8. 60° £, 0.76 chains Post in Rock Moun’ marked 8, No 3, Thence &. 30° W.1.05 chains a fence bearing N. 2° W. and 8. 82° K; 2.10 chains Northerly end of Sulphuret works building; 2.69 chains Western side of sanre building;. 5,81 chains a fence bearing S. 72)° E: 16.39 chains o fonce bearing 8. 83° £; 19.00 chains North end Beadles Hous¢; 19.45 chains South end Headles House; 22.95 chains a fence bearing 8. 4442 Ez 25.75 chains Post marked 5. No, 4and N. KE. Nod, ‘Thence.N. 60° W. 0.76) chains Post 8, Nol and N. EB.’ No 1; 1.62 ehains Post on Waste dump marked 5. Nod and. N, KE. No 6 ‘hence, N. 30° K. 8.20 chains a fence. bearing S. 44} O I; 8,83. chains & fence bearing N. 75° W; 22.20 chains a fence bearing N. 13° E; 24.14 chainsa fence pearing N. 88° W. and S. 8¥S Ej 26.75 ehains Postin Rock Mound marked 8. No 6. Thence. 8. 60S E. 0,76 chains 'To place of beginning containing 891 acres designated as hot Nos. 01 & $2 ia Section 18, Township 16 “Boginning North, Range 8 Fast, Mt.Diablo_Base_and:+. _ Meridian, ‘said Locations are known as the ‘‘New England location” and the ‘Sligo location” and are recorded in the Mining recrds of gsnid County, Adjoining. Clainis are the ‘Perseverance’ and “Live Yankee” mines.. All persons “holding any” adverse «isuns theretoare required to present the same vetore this office within sixty days from she tirst day of publishing thereof, BOUWAKD Fe TAYLOR, Register. J. M, Walling, Atty. CITATION. } ¥NITED STATES OF AMERICA, Sac_ramento District, California, Lanp Ovvice, SAcRAMENTO, CAL., } =e Jane Sth, 1880. In the matter of the Homestead claim o John astings to the south half (S 4) of soutnesst quarter (SE 4) of section No, 12, ‘Pownship No. 16 North, Range No. 7 East, dase and meridian of Mount Mable, At the request of damea_ll Collier, who has filed an oftidavis of contest, alleging abandonment ay you of said land, it is hereby ordered that}yon, the said John Hastings, beand appear betorethe Register andReceiver, at the land Office, Sacramento, at 10 eclock A. M.; on the 2ist day of July, A. D. 1830, then and there to produce evidence to show cause why said Homestead entry should not be canceled, hand the day and date first Witness my above Writtel. ED. F. TAYLOR, Register. _ Chas, i. Wyman, Att'y. jell Notice.N OTICE is hereby. given that Fhave this i. day given my daaghter, Mary Stuckruan, her time, 1 will claim none of her “arhings, nor-will . -pay any debts of her ~yntracting. MKS. J> W. DEAN. Nevada City, July 14, 1880.—Im JOHN I. CALDWELL, . Attorney at Law, Netary Public and Conveyancer. . “gtce—South side Broad street, o Union street, Nevada City. in "PY Hd proetion inalt the Courts of this ¥ + State, and the Courts of "heUnited ieee within the State of California.” nouncing that he has returned from Visiting the principal Hospitais-of Europe, resuwied practice at_ self abuse et sexual iudulgence, youth of both sexes ¢o an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring spots nnder the eyes, pain inthe head, ringingip-the ears, noise leay + and the rattling confused ~rision, confiderice, difidence ers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, @ disposition to shup ory, hectic flushes, eruptions about th fetid breath » cugis, sweats, monomania aud frequent insanity. Ifrelief be not obtained, ed should apply immediately, person or by letter. and have & cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, whic a quick and radical cure. ‘Or those who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responsi“HOME, by addressing « letter to Dr. Gibbon, a 3, and Mortgages for i Sys arch ; certificates of acknowledgments . at DR. GIBBONS’ DISPENSARY, No. 623 Kearney Street, Corner Commercial San Francisco STABLISHED in 1364, for . treatA, ment of Sexual and Semina es. such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strieture, Syphilis in all its’ formas, Seminal weakness . Impotency, ete. ¥ fof. years. R. GIBBON has the pleasure of .anand has his Dispenaetctt Po <earney Street, corner_of Commercial, sto where his otd and. those. requiring his se&vices mayjfind him. i Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the consequence of This solitary vice, OF depraved is practiced by the certainty, thefotlowing treim of morbid symptoms, unless cembatied by scientific medical meesUres, viz:-Sallow countenance, dark likethe rustling of of chariots, nueasiness ubout the loins, weaknessof the limbs, in approachingstrangsucioty, loss of mems pimples and variouface, furred tongue, consumption, night persons s0 afflict. either in never fails of effecting Married Men, bility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief.: CURED AT HOME, be CURED AT Persons at a distance may stating case, symptons, length of time the disease has continued, and the medicine will be promptly sent, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain directions ior use. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in coin, in aregistered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express to an part of the Union. — Address DR. J. F-. ttreet, corner Commercial, Post Office, Box 1957. fear Correspondents will GIBBON that they read in the Damy TRANSCRIPT, Lecocq’s New Chop House. Pine Street, Adjeining Lones’ Hall, NEVADA CITY. crys MEALS GOT UP ON SRORT NOTICE ANDINANY TYLE GIBBON, 623 Kearney San Francisco jease inform DR. is advertisement JA, DESIRED, FROM 26 CENTS UP. With my ong experience in the od departinent,t feel confident in givin { = « action to all who may favor me wita ~' "n+ onage. ©.. LECOCQ. pei IRON WORKS RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., No. 127 FIRST STREET, San Francie . Mining Work a specialty. ARTIFS WANTIN ANY KIND OF 5 Mining Machi ery are requested to send for Iilustrated Circular. . We have liad 20 years experience in Mining Machinery. and guarantee work that will the best possible results on all classes of ore. Work of the best quality, and prices. mod rate. . apl HAMPION MINING COMPANY—Loca-J ‘tion of principal place of business, San Franciseo, California—Location of works, Nevada City, Nevada county, California.— Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Trustees, hekion the twentysecond day of June, 18S@, an. assessment (No* 5) of Ten Gents (10c.) peg share was levied upen the capital stock of. the Coporation, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secregary, atthe ‘office of the Company, 525 Commercial street, San Francisco, California, , Any stock upon which thig assessment shall remain unpwid on the SIXTEENTH day of AUGUST, 1880, will be_ delinquent and advertised for public auction ; and unJess payment is made before, wilk be sold on WEDNESDAY, the FIRST day of SEPTEMBER, 1880, to pay the delinquentassesaent towether with costs of advertising and ex; yenses of sale, Ry orderaf the Board of ‘rustees, G.C, Hvur.gut, Secretary. Office 525 Commercial street, San Francisco, California. jy4-td, DR. S. M. HARRIS, (Of Grass Valley. J “DENTIST. . Office in Brown & Morgas Block. ifs Cor. Broad and Ping Sts., upstairs. Nevada City. Nevaalg Jan. 20, PHILIP RICHARDS, eet. Nevada City. @LD DEST BOUGHT AND SOLD Bullion Diseonntell, Adtances made en Gold Dist or Baltion for< Comage at the Mint. Sc ‘on Sam Francisco, Corres ent—F. Brrroxs & Co., « . sued out of the blanted intellect, loss of . 4%, “Will com Sheriff's Sale. Y¥ VIRTUE, OF DECREE and an order of sale, to me directed and delivered, Superior Court in an for the . AYER’S HAIR VICORTT: For Restoring Gray Hair To its Natural Vitality and Color, ‘FRE SUPERIOR OF THECOUNTY OF Nevada, State‘of California. In the matter of the Estate of John Blasauf, deceased On reading and filing the petition of Mary Biasauf praying for partition of the estate f said deceased heretofore of Nevada, Sta%® of California, Patrick Noonan on the 10th day &f July A. D. 1880 récovered ‘a Judgment against Moses Korn, James ‘Linforth, J. G. Patrick, and A. L. Tubbs for the sum of Three Thousand One Hundrel and Thirty-four Dollars, together with costs of suit taxed at $26.80, and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $156.70 with interest thereon fromthe date of said judgment, at the rate of 7 per cent.'per annum till paid, which said Judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 1. of the said Superior Court, on pages 46 to 50, and whereas itis ordered that the mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint, be foreclosed and property therein des*ribed, to wit: -—' * “All that certain lot or parcelof land, situate and being at the town of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, and designated on the Official Map of said Town: as Lot No. 4in Block No. 25, commencing County wherein ata point on thesouth side of Main street the north west corner of lot of ooper and thence running southerformin Aaron Jy along Hooper's westerly line fifty-one (51) 7 feet to lot of Shaffer & Harlan, thence westerly along Shaffer & Harlan’s northerly line seven (7) feet and six (6)inches to Shaft , ‘er & Harlan’ north westerly corner, thence southerly along Shaffer & Harlan’s westerly line thirty-three (38) feet to Masonic Hall jot, thence westerly along northerly “tine of last mentioned lot twenty-four (24) feet to} lot of Wm. K. Spencer and thence norther'y along Spencers easterly line eighty-four (84) feet tosouth line ofMain street, thence easterly alofig south line of Main . street thirty-one (31) feet and six (6) inches to the place of beginning, together with the two story brick building thereon be-sold to satisfy said Judgment, together with integest and Notice is hereby given that I will sell at publie sak, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, county of NevaState-of California, on eee Saturday the 7th day of August,1S80 Between the nours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit 2o’élock:P, M., all the described property, to the highest and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said ‘judgment and all costs, © ¢ Pe Given under my hand this 13th day of July, A, D. 1880. 3 . BE. O. TOMPKINS, Sheriff. --By R. P. Caren, Under Sheriff. Dibble & Kitts, Attorneys. “ _ Union Hotel. MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. JACOB NAFFZIGER. .Prop’r. THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POP=2 ULARHOTEL situated on Main i Street, inthe y of Nevada, has a . been thoroughly overhauled, refitted, and furnished in first-class style, and is always open for the reception of guests. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS, Are Large, Airy and Pleasant, and every bed . * in the House has a pais mattrass. As a desirable, quiet place for-the-weary; the UNION offers superior inducements. THE TABLES OF THE UNION pare favorably —with-any Hotel in the State, and all filled with the very best the market affords. CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Will_be found at the Dar, and the Billiard Room has the best Billiard Tables to be found in the State, ~~ : The UNION enjoys the reputation of b ing the best Hotel in the Mountains, and the Proprietor is determined tokeep it so. JACOB. NAFPFZIGER. National Exchange Hotel,. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. C. E. PEARSON. .. Proprietor. always open for the ac ation of the Traveling Public. Large additions having been made to it, and . it has been fitted up in elegant style. THE SLEEPING ROOMS are large, airy . , and comfortable. THE TABLE will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The prépiietor will spare no pains or expense to render his guests comfortable. STAGES leave this House daily forall places North of this city. “A CARRIAGE will always be found.at tbe . Depot to convey passengers to this Hotise, BILLIARD TABLES AND BAR cony.ccted with the Hotel. N\ : é she of public patronage is respee<fully splicta. . Cc. ©. PEARSON, Proprietor. Newdh, Sept. 5, 1878 Home Mutual Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000. Principal Office—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO. : biases BN PWRANCE ONLY. J, F. Hovarroy, President. Gero. H. Howarp, Vice President; Cuarurs. H. Story, Secretary. N. B. Eppy, Marine Seerctar). li, H. Btexrrow, General Manager. R. H. Maeint, Genera Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Co, TRUSTEES : DAVID WATT, T. W. SIGOURNEY. A, B. BRADY, Manager. Orrice—MAIN STREET,GRASS VALLEY. CITIZENS BANK, . BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY Pajd up Capital $36,000. OFFICERS: eB on Rr President R. M. HUNT Vice President JOHN T, MORGAN.,.Cashier and Secretary —DIRECTORS!— Dr. R.iM. Hunt. Jonn T. Morean. Geo, M. Hverms. T. W Sieournsry. NiLes SEARDS: Tr. Housman, EK. M. Preston. & Receive Deposits, Buy and Sell Bx: change. &£v'Purchase Gold Dust and Rullion._ fF Hizhest Price Paid for State and County Warrants: : New Yerk, E Sacramento,San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles. Also » Excliunge on all the Principal e ‘and transact # General Banking Business. ~ — ‘ New York Pir; Natit R Ww Fir: Ban San Franclsoo—First Netiomaia Bank SACRAMBANTO—. " ¢ Teaco. National Got Pank of DL” ‘Say Jose—Farmers National Gold Bank. Los Adeune—Commereigllt bask x zi “J

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Linstedt and Frederica Linstedt, defendants. You are hereby required to dn an action brought against yon in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 22d day of June, 1880, by Valentine Weiss, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons—if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, within thirty days; or judgment will be. taken against you ‘by default, according to the poeet of said complaint. The said action is rqught for the foreclosure of twomortgages described in the said complair t, one executed by said A. H. Linstedt and Frederica Linstedt on: the 29th day of May, 1879, to secure payment ofa promissory note dated May 29th, 1879, made by A. H. Linstedt for the sum of. three hundred dollars, payable twelve months after date, with interest at the rate of 1} per cent per month to Valentine Weiss or order. . The other exeeuted by A. H. Linstedt and Frederica Linstedt, July 17th, 1879, to secure the payment of a promissory note, dated July 17th, 1879, ‘made by said A. H. Liustedt, for the sum of two hundred and seventy-six dollars, payable on or before May 20th, 1880, to Valentine Weiss or order, with interest at the rate of 1} percent per inonth from date, that the premises conveyed by said mortages may be sold, and the proceeds applied to the Pee of said notes and interest, taxes and costs of suit. And also that the said defendants and all persons claiming by, through, or under them may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien or wn ge of redemppremises, and tion in and to the mo for other and further relief as will more fully pppenr by reference to the complaint on file erein. And youare hereby notified that if ae ae to appear and oe a complaintas above required, the laintiff will apply to the Court for the relief Snes tn testimony whereof. I, J. E. Carr ed in said complaint, oe, + seal ‘Clerk of Supenor Court aforesaid, (—.~ } do hereunto set. my hand and imress the seal of said Court, at office, in the ity of Nevada, on the day of June, A. D, 1880, J. E. CARR, Clerk. P, F. Simonds, Pi'ffs Att'y. jez9o NILES SEARLS, A. C..XILRS. FRED. SRARLS Searls, Niles & Searls, Attorneys & Counselors at Law. TLL practice in all the. Courts, State . And Federal, and in the United States City, Cal, » 1 Nevada and thatnotice thereof be given perAver’s Hain Vieor, by long,and-—exten-. nutritive érgans to healthy activity, and} .soft—under: which conditions, diseases of . ed for its grateful and agreeable perfime, . . below said point; also one dam across Bear in the Back, Dimness of Visiong Prematuve that-tead to Insanity or Consumption anda Premoture . oftwenty-five years, he is prepared to make, Office. i Olice—Opposite the Court. House, Nevada. real and persoual o assigned and distributed to the er and other heirs of said esti.te among the respective parties entitled therét. Ibis ordered that the hearing of said application be appointed for Saturday the 24 day of July A. D. 1880 at eleven.o’cloch A. M. at the Court room of this Court, in the County of sonally to each of said parties named in said decree, as heirs of saiddeceased or to their Guardians who may reside in this State if they can be found, by serving them with a copy of this order, at least. ten days before the said day of hearing, and that notice be given to Misuch interested as cannot be personally served by publishing a copy of. this order daily until said day appointed for the hearing of said application in the Nevada Daily Transcript a newspaper published in said County of Nevada. Nevada City, July 10th, 1880. : JOHN CALDWELL, Superior Judge. Johnson: & Cross, Attys. ior Petitioner. ~~ PROPOSALS CONSTRUCTING DAMS Yuba an d Bear Rivers. \ Orrice oF THE Boarp or Dmectors or DratnaGE Districr No.1, =SACRAMENTO, CaL., July 6th, 1880. } Y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECters of inage District No. 1, passed € said Petition. Railroad Company, TRAINSWILL LEAYE AND ARRIVE at ‘ ae NEVADA CITy ON AND AFTER a Monday, May 3a, 1880, as follows LEAVING. 1.30 A: M., Daily, arrive “Grags y. poem ie Colfax 3.40 AL as wane nee with Atlantic Express arriving i, Say ind clsed 3613.95.40 =o ie Frm. £0.60 A. M., Daily (Sunday—excen: rive Grass Valley 10.27AL: po sty arr ving in Son Francisco at7.25 ». y. « 3.25 P-M., Daily, arrive Grass Valley 9:0 F. M.;-arrive Colfax 5.20 Pom: Connect ere Express for the East Se ag hi a, Dally; Yocal triin for Grass V4) 11.004, M. Grass Vahey. 7.30.4. M., Daily (Sundays excepted): Joc traln for Grass Valley, fs Ss Bitahine, ARRIVING, . G.15A. M., Daily; eonnecting with Atlantic express from the East and with Reno Fy press leaving San Francisco at 4230p. leaves Colfax at 4:05 A. M.; leaves Grass-Valle 6.45 A. M. gives , Sundays only; local train for train from Grass Vallev. at the session held on the 6th day of July, 1880, sealed proposals will be received at the Office of said Board, at'Reom No, 55 in. the State Capitol Buildin;r, Sacramento, Cal., until 12. 0’clock wu. on AUGUST 9, 1880, for constructing two.dams across the Yuba-river= one. at De Guerre Poiut,. avout ten. miles above Marysville, and one about: two miles river (the exact location will be designated on the ground by stakes with flags), in accord ance with plans and specifications on file in’ the office of the Direc cors as above. . Each Bidder must accompany his bid with a certified check: upoh some -well-knownand responsible bant:ing-house ,for at least five (6) per cent. of the amount of his bid, payable tothe or@er of W.H. Parks, President of the Board; the condition being-that if any rty to wh.om a contract shalkbe awarded shall fail to.give the bond as required by the Board of Directors for the faithful performance of his contract, the cheek accompanyae said party’s bid shalt be forfeited to the te. The party to whons an award shall be meade will be requived to give a bond, with t*vo or more sureties, to the satisfaction of the Board, and in an amount equal _to fifty (50) per cent. of the amount of the contract, conditioned for the faithful performance thereof. Seventy-five (75) per cent. of the “Evgineer’s estimate of work done—wilt be ee monthly in warrants drawn on the State Construction Fund. rainage The work must be completed within sixty days from the tinje of signing the contract, and no Chinese or Mongolians shall be empleyed in any capacity whatever on any work to be done. And no material used in . the construction of the work shall be purchased from any. contractor or manufactu-rer who, either directly or indirectly, employs any Chinese or Mongolian labor. Separate bids must be. made for the construe tion of each dam, specifying the prices per cubic yard for each class of work. Bids must be directed to Directors of Drainage District No. 1, Room 56, State Capitol Building, Sacramento, Cal.,” and indorsed on envelope ‘Proposals for Construeting Dams.” or all bids. CHARLES M. COGLAN, hyo Secretary. Delinquent Sale Notice. . ,[OUNT AUBURN GOLD QUARTZ MINing Co.—Location of principal place of business, San’ Francisco, California. LoNotice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of As‘. sessment (No. 2) levied on the 2d day of June, 1880, the several amounts set opposite the names of thé’respective shareholders, as follows: > No. No. Names. Cert.’ Shares. ©, Amt. Selomon Johnson, 19 25 6 25 Solomon Johnson, 20 25 6 25 Solomon Johnson, 21 25 6 2h Solomon Johnson, 26. 100 , 2500 Solomon Johnascn, 27. 100 25 00 Solomon Johnson, 28100 2500 Solomon Johnson, 39 =6.1000 =. 250 00 Solomon Johnson, 40 4000 1000 00 Solomon Johnson, 45 6000 1250 00 Solomon Johnson, 46 1000 . 25000 Solomon Johnson, 47 625 156 25 H L Chamberlain, 60° 800° 7500 H L Chamberlain, 73 200 50°00 John Godfrey 57.. 800 12500: , * * And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 2d day of June, 1880, so shares of each reel of such stock as may be necessary will sold at ee auction, at the Salesroom of John Middleton and Sons, 419 Pine ‘Street, San Frantiseo, California, on Monday, the Twenty-sixth day of July, 1880, at the hour of 12 o'clock m., of said day, to pay said deuent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and Omg of sale. We . NEWELL, Secretary. 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One Four 2 <i 4 = a » OFFICE—corner of Brodd and Pine st * “The Board of . }: The Board reserves the right to reject any . vation of works, Névada county, California. ¢. and per-. the right.of way, and all outlets, cuts, © 2.20 P. M., Daily (Sunday exvepte necting with Reno Express and ‘imin leaving Sacramento at 5.45 a. un: + eo x p 40.5 1.53 P.M. — TSePM, Daily; eonnecting. with Pacife ee leaving San Francisco at 9:30 4. y prot nag 6:00 P. sas leaves ecieaa Valley 19.60 4. m., (Sundays only); local [train froin Grass Valley. ¥ 7 3.00 P M., (Sundays only); local train from Grass Valley, sears che 42.45 Pp. M., Daily (Sundays excepted); ‘lo cal train from Grass Valley. : JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent. Assessment. Notice, AY URCHIE GOLD AND SILVER MINING Company.—Location of princpal place ot business,San Francisco, California Loci, tion of works, Nevada County, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 13th day of July, 1880, an assessment (No, 4) of Twenty-five Cents per share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, *n United States gold coin, tothe Secretary, at the office of the Company Room 6, Safe Deposit Building, No. 328) . Montgomery street, San Franc'sco,Califomia Any stock) upon which” this assesement shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of August, 1880, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Saturday the Eleventh day of September A. D. 1880, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ; By order of the Board of Directors, S. D. ROGERS, Secretary. Office—Room No, 6, Safe Deposit Building, .828 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal $3.PER 1000. A No, 1 Sugar Pine Shingles bs For Salé at the Ice House, NEVADA CITY. J. &. THOMPSON. mch 12 er SUMMONS. N THESUPERIOR COURT of-the County of Nevada, State of California. State California, County of Nevada, ss. ‘The Peo ple of the State of California, send greeting to E. Derbec, and Derbee Blue Gravel . Mining Company, % corporation, defendants! Youare hereby required to appear in ana: tion brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, on the 5th day of March, 1590, by F, Souchet, Plaintiff and to answer the cow: plaint filed therein, within ten days (exelt sive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served® within this County; or, if served out of this County, within thirty days; or judgment will te taken against youby default, according the prayer of said complaint. Plaintiff a leges: 1st. That the defendant, Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Company is a duly organize’ corporation; 2d. That on the 7th day of October, 1878, plaintiff was the owner © certain mining claims, and that on said date sold them to defendant E. Derbec fer { sum of $10,000. 3d, That said EDerbet has paid plaintiff $8,200, and on ithe 2d cay of June 1879 at said Nevada County mse executed and delivered to said plaintiff bis promissory note for the balance B1,855 gore coin, with interest thereon at 10 per cel! peryear. 4th. That the defendant has ne the same nor any part thereof excet the sum of $20 paid of the interest due 0” said note, 5th. That.on Oct. 18th, A. P 1878 said Derbee Blue Gravel Mining Co™ pany purchased the said mining, grown’ from said E. Derbec and is now the owner thereof, having purchased the sane with fullknowledge that said E. Derbec had not paid the balance of said purchase moitey ane pthat guid balarrce was still due and unpe trom said E, Derbec to said plaintiff. Wher® fore plaintiff prays judgment against * defendant E. Derbec for the sunt $1865 with interest thereon from the 2d day 5 June, 1879, at the rateof ten per pat ge he costs ‘ annum, lese twenty dollars, and t thisaction, and that said judgment ed to be alien’ upon the following described remises, hereinbefore-referred to vi: Tbs vated in prose tlm be decarP' certain mining property sit field Township, Nevada County, State 0°” ifornia, and containing 89.23 acres of lane more or less and including all the land be: tween the North Bloomfield Gravel Mine#2* the Derbec Gravel mine— varticularly Ce scribed in thécomplaint, on file in this a0" to which your attention is. directes. aad all and singular the bed and banks of Hum bug Creek fora width of fifty feet from the tentre thereof, arid on each side of #0 centre from the lower line of the Perbec B. G. mine down said Humbug Creek to itso" fluence with the South Fork thereof,nels, improvements, rights and with said Montreal Gravel Mine, or thereunto belonging, together ted h teleents and appurtenances, ete:, therev2! belonging. t the same be so.d, or su cient thereof, to pay said judgment $" costs. And that plaintiff have such other and further relief as is agreeable to eds and good conscience, and as the plaintif # . And you are hereby notified that if ye ‘fail to appearand answer the said a gre as above required, the plaintiff will &° judytient for the relief prayed for in i sud complaint. Inseal ' Clerk of Superior Court aforesaid, i a hand end impre* the seal of said Court, at office, iri the “ testimony whereof, 1, J. & Or —" Eaguireat. the Traxscrirt Oeics. 7. ~+~) hereunto set my “day A. Ys J. E. CARR, Clerk, Att'ys for pl’ fers f Xe Johihson & Cross 11.55-AsM.5-connecting with Reno~ Expres] 9.00 4. 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