March 15, 1889 (4 pages)

ca (</ a peas ae : Ys Ordinance No. 90. The Daily Transcript. ‘POWDER EXPLOSIONS. eas A Maine Man Relates a Most Thrilling . * Experience. j ¥ -whoever will invent a way to work pow. der with tess dahger to those so employed . will confer one of the greatest of boons on humanity; observes the Louisville “ (Me.) Journal. The thing may appear to be impossible now, but a way has been found over apparently insurmountable difficulties in other fields of labor. The: story of the Gambo powder mills is one of the most terrible in Maine’s history: Only one person now lives who can to: the full appreciate its horrors, and that is Mr. Clinton B. Hooper, who enjoys the unique distinction of having Hons +o "* thers bless Castoria, passed through a powder-miill explosion at Gambo alive. He is an old man now and totally blind. He knows the suffering caused by the loss of friends in this way,! Gjveq’t Witho. e too, as his son was killed in the same mill . afew years after his own. dreadful experience. He gives the fopowing account of an explosion, as seen from the . first Qing I saw was a small blinding flash, . which instantly grew brighter, and I jumped . to ‘get out of the way. I had the Infants’ snd inside: “The } PY \ ae nae 2A. at Is POAT TALIA ETELIALLEEALLLETILSS SLID OES Le Castoria is D>," Sam’l Pitcher’s old, harmless and quick cure for Children’s Complaints. Superior to Castor Oil, > Constipation 3 heea, Eructation $ also aids digestion ; faction, “J recommend Castoria for children's complaints, as en ee toany prescription . A. Arncuer, M.D. known to me.” Pareget!> =» Mareotic Syrups. Children cry for Castoria, Mil111 So. Oxford St. Brooklyn, N.¥ ‘te Cestavur Company, 77 Murray St. New York. © day, oe i* 1 1 presence of mind to. fall . flat—on4 the floor of the mill, Then the horrible, deafening report came, and ieces.of machinery, stones and sticks <of . ber passed over my head. Luckily 1 was . ‘ not struck by the missiles, but 1 was terri. V4 ral but 1 was term . 240 Montgomery Street bly burned by the powder, sion shook me upinside. Ilay on my bed . for months and you can see how Iamnow.” . One other man came out of a wreck ap. parevtly unhurt. The blow . knocked the . shoes ffom his feet, but he walked up the road and told some men he met about the accident, He was laughing and congratulating himself on his escape, when it was discovered that the skin or the bottom of his feet had gone with his shoes, and a few NO minutes later he fell dead from the effects of the concussion. ig i The story of accidents averted is an interesting one. One ‘workman, having. accidentally ignited some powder, clapped his hand over it in a second. burned to a crisp, but the mills and their . ©". occupants were saved. At. another time al fei workman stepped-up to the. superintend=. ent, who had just come-in, and remarked: “If you will step outside I'll tell you something that will make your hair turn gray.”’ . . The superintendent stepped outside and} then the man began: “Did you know you es had alighted cigar in your —” Before he} reminded him of the fact in, the mill the cigar would have been dashed on the floor where powder was strewn. : I =e eS [Expecting Too Much. 4 A small man with a great deal: of voice got his mouth slapped in a Grand River avenue saloon the other evening, and some of his friends insisted that he sail in and redeem his personal honor. He refused to do s0, and they taunted him with cowardice. «*[t isn’t cowardice, gentlemen,’’ he explained, ‘‘ but you are expecting too much of me. 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E themwith the necessary vouchers within OFFER NO. 1.) N e Superior Court, in and forthe coun: of Nevada, State of California, in the 1 matter of the estate of Joseph Wood, detn the matter of the Estate 0 ceased, two o'clock A. M. of said day, } room of said Court, att ap pointed as the time and Jace for proving the Will of suid Joseph W for nearing the applica fer the issuance to. he Dated February te Thomas 8. Ford, Atty. for Petitioner. 17 nia. ts In the matter of the estate of Louis Seibert, deceased. 2 i. \ . Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 2ist day of February, i 1889, notice is hereby given, that Monday, the ne . : lith day of March, 1889, at 10 o'clock A. M. : ra o oisaid day,at the Co: rtroom of said Court, at We . the Courthouse in the City and County, of M e fs : Nevada, has been appointed as the time ates and place for proving the i LOUIS SEIBERT, deceased, and for hi ing the application of LIZZIE set BERT for Notice of Proving Will. Notiee 18 hereby given that Mona wivhteenth day of March, yssy, at the eighteenth day Se Cott Te he Court House in vada, has been Charh “ity and county of Ne d, deceased, and tion of Mary Fk. W ood r of letters sestamed1889 L. MORGAN, Clerk. \ f27 time aera ena ar ta ™~ . consi Notice of Proving Will. c J AND FOR . Flat THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR A the county of Nevada, State of Califor: . forni on tt ol so Will of said hearsaid issuance to her of J.etters Testamentary said By W. D. Harris, Deputy Clerk. _F. Simonds. Attorney for Petitioner ma — not Notice to Creditors. ate of Louisa Kallenberger, deceased. . Cou OTICE is hereby given by the under. City signed Administrator of the Estate of Louisa Kallenberger,deceased, to the cred.t. hou of, and all peisons baying claims against the said deceased, to exhibil them with the } clai necessary vouchers within four months af. tere ter (Regular Price $6 a Year) WWwirerEt THE SAN FRANCISCO No est. 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It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market quotations, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in every respect a first-class family paper, appealing to the interest of every member oi the household. The Morning Call (Seven issues a week) Wm Kallenberer, Administrator of estate of said deceased at the barber shop of the. h nundersigued on Main street in the town of. tor for the transaction of the busine Estate of WILLIAM HOWARD, deceased. T@ Trick is hereby given by the underyfargres, Ed. Sampson, Administrator ofthe Estate of Wm. Howard, deceased, to the creditors of, «nd ali persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit ‘Y. 3. Ford, Atty for Adm’r. THE SAN FRANCISCO ~ el DAILRT CALI! Inthe Svperier Gourt of the County of Ne W HEREAS, F. W. West and W.D. Vinwith costs of suit tuxed at $12.25, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment, at the rate of 7 per cent.per annum till paid, which said Judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 2 of the said Superior! M. D. M., bears N. 792 30 minutes E. 20.15 chains distant, at 600 feet or 9.09 chains, post in rock mound at N. W. corner, ticularly described as follows, to-wit: celofland and town lot situate on the westerly side of Broad street in the city of Ne-. a vada, County and State aforesaid, designated on the official map of Nevada City made by H. 8. Bradley in 1869, as Lot No. eleven (11) in block No. thirty-six (36) and bounded hortheusterly by Broad street, southeasterly by lot of John Schmidt, seuthwesterly by Se Herel and northwesterly by lot-of . %. 20.18 chains to'4 Section corner between rs, Deal. 8 Together with all and singular the tene=. ccna ato variati haga a = ments, hereditameuts and «appurtenances magnetic variation 17 East, co taining thereunto belonging or in-anywise sppertaining be sold at public auction t. satisfy suid Judgment, together with interest and the first publication of this notice, to ne place . jud sof said . pea ate, in said County of Nevada. G bd WM. KALLENBERGER, rth Bloomfield, the same being Notice to Creditors. No Attorney — for of to T. 3. Ford Law e. said Admiuwsistrator, at his e principal place for the transaction of e business of said estate, in said County} an Nevada. Nu ED. SAMPSON, it Administrator of the Estate of Wm How. 5y Dated February 6th, 1889. Ne * No. 1615. __yada, State of California. 28 [Order of Sale.] . ¥. W. WEST and W, D. VINTON, Plaintiffs, a vs. N J. S$. HOLBROOK, ; von onthe 25th day of February, A undred and sixty-eight dollars, together vurt, on pages 264 et seq, and whereas itis rdered that the Mortgage set forth in be foreclosed and . u ituate roperty therein described, to-wit: ying and being in the County of Nevada, . 0 tate of California,and bounded and par-. 0 costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public ac i doo ,in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Saturday, March 30th, 1889, Between the hours of 9o’clock a. M. and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: day, all the right, title and interest which the defendant in the above entitled action herein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the said Twenty fifth day of February, 1889, the day on which said Jucgment was docketed as aforesaid, or which may have been subsequently acquired in and to all of the above described property to the highest bidder for cash in, hand, to satisfy said Judgment, interest and costs. Given under my hand this 4th day. of March, 1889. GEORGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J. L.Hobianp, Under Sheriff. Fred Searls, Atty for Plaintiffs. No. 1612. Sheriff's Sale. In the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. [Order of Sale. ] OTTO AMBERG, Plaintiff, vs WM. H. KISTLE and JOHN KISTLE, : a Defendants. HEREAS, Ofte Amberg on the fourth day of March, A. D, 1559, recovered Judgment against Wm. 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Evsterly direction from the U.S. Postoffice in Neyada City, the suid lot lying and being upon the South side of said road aud being bounded on the North by lot of Smith Hetheringtun, onthe East and: South by land of John Dyer, and upon the West by Pine Grove cemetery, with the dwelling house, bern and wood-house situate thereon, #il situate and being in the County of Neyada, State of Californiu—be sold at pubse auc: tion to satisfy said Judgment, togetiver with interest and Costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, in front of the Court House door, in Neyada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Saturday March 30th, 1889, Between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M.and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M, of said day, all the right, title and interest which the defendants in the above entitled action herein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the said 4th day of March, 1852, the day on which said judgment was docketed as afore suid, Or which either of them may bavesubsequently acquired, in and to all of the above described property, to the highest bidder for tash in hand, to satisfy said judyment, iaharapt and costs. ; Given under my hand this 4th day March, 1889. ess GEORGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J. L, HOLLAND, Under Sheriff. Pp F. Simonds, Atty for PIP. Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL.} ¢ March 4th, 18sy. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 HAT TH k ‘ following named seftler has filed notice oi tis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that saia proof will be made pefore the Superior Judge at Nevada City, Cal.,.on April 20th, 1589, viz: John H Wilson for the Lot 1—SE's ot NE14 and Ng OfsE'4 Sece2, Tp. 16N,,R.9E.M. DOM. 7 He names the following witnesses to prove +his continuous residence upon, and cultiIn TaE SU tor of the B, Smith ane sone herein named and vot 1 ing any“inte ‘ deceased either as heirs.a day of O¢ Neyadd cou The said Real viz; Thate rtain piec situate and being In of said Mooney Flat as in Block Number One Osborn Wns duly appointed i {said Estate, and praying among . . tend other tis, Section 18—For Foundries $1 i 4s, th : Oe dipect Section \y_-For daily Printing offices 75 herein directing that all p r i an interest in said Estate as heirs at law of . © appear before the therein named to ex claims. a All persons herein named and all persons . tra $1.50. in said Estate as heirs at law of suid deceased, owners or otherwise, are hereby required to_be_and appear Hefore the said . section 23—For Butcher Shops, 50 cénts. tre 20th Day of May, 1889, att e Gt said day, and. ~ gection 2—ForBakeries 75 cents. Section 26—For Dairies, including. one horse, 50 cents. * section 27—For Chinese houses, for each faucet, 50 cents. section 28—For Chinese Wash houses and Laundries, $2 to $3. s Section -29—For first-class Livery Stables, including water for ‘washing wagons, buggiesand carriages, Section 30—For Second-class. Livery Stables, i cluding water for washing wagons, Luggies and ttl at #4. Section 3i—For third-elass Livery Stables, including water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $2. : Section 32--For fourth-class Livery Stathen and there exhipit their respective all such persons are hereby notified that if they fail to 50 appear and make such ex hibit at.or before the time herein menSuperior Court of the County of Nevada, aud State of California, this 27th day of February, AE CALDWELL & LITTLE, Att’ys for Petitioners. Beginning. at post in. rock mound on No. 1,” from which a black oak tree 301inchtant maiked “8B. TI.” corner marked “B. Q. M. No. 3,” from which Defendant. ly boundary of claim’ N. 1° 30 minutes E 1500 feet or 22.73 chains point at N. E.cor Ju ner inSouth Yuba River, from which point} y a Witness post marsed “B. Q. M. No. 4 W. W. 50 links distant. to left aad along northerly boundary” ot claim 300 feet or 4.5414 chainsto post marked . or Fire companies, $10 per year. claim from which the 4 Section corner be tween Sections 4 and ¥, I'p.17 N.R., E ing yO © to left and along Westerly boundary corner marked ‘B. Q. M. No. 6.” Thence All and singular that certain piece or pardeflecting yO to left and along Southerly boundary of this claim 8. 749 30 minutes KE. South end of lode clain, 600 feet or 9.09 chains tothe place of beginning. North en of lode claim, N. 799 10 minutes the Recurder’s office of Nevada County, in Book —_ of : tion, in front of the Court House . any portion of said Becker Quartz Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse Claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento in the State of California during the sixty duys 120’clock .M. of said B Statute. To Whom It May Ooncern. OSBORN, THE ADMINISTRA. From D. E. ies Wester! y 1 Emma Daunser, and all per ast in the said Estate of said he! t law of said de-. Nev d, owners or otherwise, are hereby) Sec’ tary when and where any person interested . hotified that said William W esterfield aed See may appearandcontest Lie Salle. inthe said County of Nevada on the 16 tober, 1888, intestate; that at the}~ sec of his death he was a resident of said] Sec sting t i Estate is deseribed as follows, e and parcel of land the town of Mooney in the county of Nevada, State of Cali. » of said deceused, and . ist, 18.0, the following ra hora, Fred Westerfield, Mary . rates shall be charged, and may be collected A per week by the sevada City Works, f aned, claim: . tonsumers of water taken from said C ny within the corporate limits of the City of : 1 inance fixing the Water Rates for pERIOR COURT OF_THE COUNTY OF An egear 00 a eneing daly aut, 1889, and NEVADA, STATE OF Canteen’) @rtitill jtermrinating uly lat, 1500, ari : WESTERFIELD, deceased. T City of Nevada do ordain as follows :— and after Jnly ist, 1889, and ‘until July tes and no greater ompada: tion 1—To all families 35 cents. ° tion 2—For . Restaurants and Eatinghouses 75 cents, tion 8—For first-class Hotels $3. Z tion 4—For second-class Hotels §2. nty and left an Estate therein Section 5—tor third class Hotels $1.50. " j personal property. Section 6—For BN he hi ; i) _Bection 7—For first-class Saloons 75 cents. Section §—For 2nd-class Saloons 50 cents. section 9—For Kooms and offices 25 cents. Section 10—For Photograph Galleries 50 fourth-class Hotels $1. a, and designated on the Official Map . cents 2 2y ’ yetober, 1888, said D. E. veavth day ote ij Administrator d Estate and ever since has been an is the duly acting and qualified Admintor of said Estate. Tha: thereafter on “th day of February, 1889, said Charles . men erfield, Fred “W esterfield, wh and Emma Daunser filed their pe. tend n herein, claiming to be heirs at law of deceased, and as such entitled to disi iat the « ourt innke an order ersons claiming } rs or otherwise, be aud said Court at a time hibit their respective deceased, owne ion Namber Nine (9) . “section 11—For Barber Shops 50 cents. (i). ‘That therentier Section 12-For Bath Establishments 60 cents. Section 13—For Drug Stores 50 cents. Section 14—For Blacksmith and Wagon Shops 50 cents. Section 15—For all houses occupied by two 35 cents. Mary B. ~ section 16—For School houses with an at‘anee of less than two hundred children 1.50. 0 Section 17—For School houses with an atance of over two hundred children $2. ents. Section 20 — For weekly and tri-weekly Printing offices 60 cents, Section 2i—For daily Printing offices running Printing Presses with water power exherein named, claiming any interest Section 292—For weekly end tri-weekly rt at the Courtroom thereof, at Nevada} jge y, in said Nevade County, on Mondays ne rof 10 o’@lock A, M s of heirship, ownership or otner inm in the Estate of said deceased, ana st 1ed, the Court will make -en order adging the default of all persons not apring as herein required. iven under my hand and the Seal of the MORGAN, County Clerk. Printing offices running Printing Presses with water power extra $1. ction 24—For Butcher Shops running rheut cutters with Water power extra 75. cents. _ No. 1730. ee a bles, $1. a tice of Application for Mining Patent . Section 33—For Feed and Sale stables, $2. Section 34—For Private stables from one to two horses, wagons and buggies, 25 cents. U. S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cat.) Si January 23d, 1889.--4 . ade NO West IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE section 3¢ BS Wasbington Mining Co., whose Postthe Becker Quartz Mine or yein bearing width, situate? in Wusbington Mining d official plat on file in’ this office as Lot umber 59,in Township 17 North, Range East of Mt. Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE. ce orth end of lode claim marked “B. Q. M. diameter bears. S. 8514 2 b. 1.02 chains dis: . at 15° 30 minutes W., 1500 feet 01] th i 172 E.,S. Sheriff's Bale. 22.73 chuins to post in rock mound ou south . jo end of lode clfim, from which a black oa. tree-6-1nches_diameter_bears N. 04° .W links distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES” Beginning at post in rock mound at 8. E. black oak tree 12 inches diameter bears -92 E. 1.06 chains distant. ‘Lhence, with . d ., stand ng in rock mound bears N. 744° Thence deflecting 90~ . > Q. M. No. 1,” on north endpf lode nufked ‘*B. Q. M. No. 5,” Thence deflect{this claim S. 15 © 30 minutes W. 1500 feet r 22 73 chains post in rock mound at s.W t 300 fect or 4.5444 chains pust so. 2 on CONNECTING LINE. From post marked “B. Q.M. No. 1” on ections 4and 9, ip. 17 N. R.11, By M. D. My ) 66-100 acres. The location of this mine is recorded in The adjoining claimnants are Auyand ail persons claiming adversely eriod of publication hereof, or they wilt e barred by virtue of the provisions of the SELDEN HETZHI, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pnblished for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), in the NEVADA, DAILY TRANscrivt, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. ? SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice appeared on the 25th day of January, I8s9. _Frep Seance, Atty for Applicant. _ Summons, In the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County oi Nevada, State of California. THOMAS MOONEY, Plaintiff, vs. MORRISON, Defendant. The. People of the State of California send Greeting to D.C. MORRISON, Defendant: \ OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP pear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Just ice’s Court of Nevada Township, County. of Nevada, state of California, apd to answer before the Justice at his oifice in the said Township, the compluint filed therein, within five days (exciusive of the day of servier) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within the Township in which this action is br sught; or if served out-of said Towuship, but in said County within ten days: or Within twenty days if served elsewhere. The said action is brought to obtain judgment against you for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ana interest on the same from the 29th day .of January, 1884, at the rate of one per cent. per month, alleged to be due said plaintitf from you on a Ccertain promissory note, dated at Nevada City Cal., January 2vth, 1884, made and delivered by you to the plaintiff herein for the sum of Sind; aiid Titerest AU ONE per cent. per mouth value received, as more fully appeurs by the Complaint on file herein to which you are referred. Andyou are hereby notified that if you fail toso appear and answer said com laint, as above required, said plaintiff will take jud; ment against you for said sum of $150 wud interest, together with costs. Make leZal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this Lith day of January, 1859. ; A. R. WADBWORTH, Justice of the Peace of said Township. 1-18 HAMILTON McCORMICK, Attorney for Plaintiff, Notice of Proving Will. N the Superior Court, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of David »tokes, Qeceased. Noticeis hereby given that Monday, the Sixth day ef Marcn, 1889, at ten o’clock A. M. of suid day, at the Court room of said Court, at the Court Housein the city and county of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for proving fhe will of said Juvyid Stokes, deceased, and for hearing the application of D, R, MeKillican and J. H. Helwig fortheissuance to them of letters testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and coutest the si:me, Dated February 15, 1889, J, L. MORGAN, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Dep. Clerk. Fred Searls, Atty for Petitioner.” Dissolution Notice. A] OTICE is hereby given that I have this IN day dtsposed of my interest in the store on Commercial street opposite the Great American Tea Store, known as Smoot & Dur bin’s Variety Store,to A. Durbin, who is au thorized to-collect all bills and pay all debts of the-firm, Thanxful to my friends for their patronage in the past, L hope they will oe of patrenize Mr, Dnrbin in the same liberal manner, R, SMOO Nevada City, Feb. 7th, 1889. von The public will find at this store. asin the horses, $1.50. Office address is W SP WX NOVACS pk Section 87 = $ D . ty, Cal., has this day filed their application a reper Ag after he first publication of this . (5; a patent for fifteen bundred lnear feet otic fhence with mag. ver. . the discretion of the water agent ea a full stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Conection 85—For Private stables, for each litional horse, 1244 cents,: i s—For breweries, including two For Gasworks, $2, Section 38—For Courthouse, including irrigation, #4. Section 39—ForSewing Machines, for use Office, corner Pine and ‘Commercial Streets gold with surface ground six hundred feet . of Nevada City, California, the same being ae water foreach machine, 25 ¢ ents. Section 40—For Public Halls and Theaters, District, County of Nevada and State of Cal. 25 ifornia, and designated by the field notes cents. Section 41—For 1,000 Bricks on large contracts, 10‘cents. Section 42—For 1,000 Bricks on small contracts, 124 cents. section 43—For Stonewall and Mortar, 8 nts per perch. section 44—For Plastering or Cementing, one cent per yard. Section 45—For Railroad Depot, $2.50. section 46—For Irrigation, i tak ing water family rates, from $5 te $15 per season, at Provided ut not more than $10 shall be charged for ts not exceeding one half acre. section 47—For Irrigation, if taking water at family rates, for every quantity above 4 one inch, at the rate of 25 cents perinch for 24. bours. ? Section 48—For litigation, when taking no water at family rates, 25 cents per inch for 24 hours. % Section 49—For irrigating Vegetable garens. when vegetable are sold in market, magnetic variation 17> E. alolig the kaster. 925 for season. Section 50—For City fire plugs, for water ged for fire purposes, $3 for each plug per ear. Section 51—For Sprinkling or watering the Streets of Nevada City from the fire plugs, 10 per year. section 52—For practice of organized Hose Section 53—For Flushing Sewers of all kinds, $10 per year. section 54—For City Hall and City Jail, $5 per year. Secticn 55—For City Trough at the Plaza, and City Pound, $20 per Year. Section 56—The agent ofthe company shal have théspower in all cases, to ascertain, by proper measurement, the quantity oi water used, and fix the price as provided by Sections 47 and 48. section 57—All rates, except irrigation, city and county purposes, are due and payable weekly, and forthe Courthouse are due an Water for all city parnosss payable quarterly. Irrigation’ in monthly installments of one-fifth of the rates when taking water for the season, otherwise to pay nonthly for water use i. Ifnet paid within the current month the water may be shut off at the discretion of the water agent. Section 58—A first-class hotel is understood to be a hotel containitig not less than 70 beds; second class hotel not less than 40 beds:.third-class hotel not less than 20 beds; fourth-class hotel not less than 10 beds. Section 59—A first class livery stable is un derstood to be a stable containing not less than 25 horses; second-class livery stable not less than 15 horses; third-class livery stable not less than 6 horses; fourth-class livery stable less than 6 horses. ~ 2 Section 60—A first-class saloon is understaod to be a saloon that does a business of $10 or over per day on the average; a secondclass saloon is one that does less than an averable business of $10 per day. Section 61—No ene excepta properly authorized agent of the water works shall turn on the water to anyplace or building without a permit from the watey agent, provided thut the authorized agent of the city or fire department may turn on the water for city purposes. Section 62—For all water used for runnin: shectay ere 25 cents per miners’ inch for ours, Section 63—For Water Closets, 25 cents for each faucet. Section 64—For Chinese Wash house connected with ist-elass hotels, $1.50, Section 65—For Chinese Wash-house connected with second-class hotels $1 Section 66—For Chinese Wash-house connected with third-class hotels, 75 cents. Section 67—For Chinese Wash-house con~ nected with fourth-class hotels, 50 cents. Passed February 26th, 1889. ALEX. GAULT, President. Attest. T. H. Carr, City Clerk. Notice for Publication. Timber Land Act, June 8, 1878. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE SACramento, California, January 10th 9 5389, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ JAMESM. KIRK, of Auburn, county of Placer, State of CGalifornia, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 883 forthe purchase of NW'4 of Section No. 20, Township 15 N Range No. 11 BE, M. D. B. & M. and will offer proof to show that thé land soughtis more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim tosaid land before the Revister and Receiver of this offiee at Sacrementen Cal., gn-the 25th day of March, 9. He names as witnesses: F. J. Folsom, of Anburn.PL0., Fiblit Walter Lyman, of Auourn P.O., Cala., TTS. I ic Hill P.O., Cala., August.Rabie, of Blue Canon P, O., Cala. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on oF before said 25th day of March, 1889. , SELDEN: HETZEL, Registex.: ' Notice for Publication,” LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL. Sake anuess 7th, 1889. OT.CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE att following named settler hag filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that sald proof will be made before the Superior Judge at Nevada City, Cal., on February 16th, viz; MARY COSTA widow of THOMAS COSTA, deeeased, for the N%&% of BEM, SW14 of SEM ‘and’ SEM of SWi4 of Bee. 4, ip. 16 N., K.8E. M.D. B. & M, She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz; Antone Comarsh, Joseph Marshall, M John Curry, all of Nevada City P.0., Cal. jlo SELDEN HETZEL,Register. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of Peter Galla‘gher, deceased. OTICE is hereby given 21 ine ¥, Gallagher, Admi: atorof the Estate of gaid Peter Jallagher,deccased, to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased. to pre: sent the same with the within four month ret publicatton oi this notice tthe unden ned. at the office of J.1. Ci well, Bag. “his attorney, Broad street, Nevada City, Neyads COO ee oT Gum, Adi wot Caldwell, Attorney for Moatstra Nevada City, February 20th, 1889. The ‘Rranscriet is the Best Advertising medium in ectionery, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Feb. 12° , “A, DURBIN ae Northern-Central California Bonham, or lowa” anuel Silya andre

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E themwith the necessary vouchers within OFFER NO. 1.) N e Superior Court, in and forthe coun: of Nevada, State of California, in the 1 matter of the estate of Joseph Wood, detn the matter of the Estate 0 ceased, two o'clock A. M. of said day, } room of said Court, att ap pointed as the time and Jace for proving the Will of suid Joseph W for nearing the applica fer the issuance to. he Dated February te Thomas 8. Ford, Atty. for Petitioner. 17 nia. ts In the matter of the estate of Louis Seibert, deceased. 2 i. \ . Pursuant to an order of said Superior Court, made on the 2ist day of February, i 1889, notice is hereby given, that Monday, the ne . : lith day of March, 1889, at 10 o'clock A. M. : ra o oisaid day,at the Co: rtroom of said Court, at We . the Courthouse in the City and County, of M e fs : Nevada, has been appointed as the time ates and place for proving the i LOUIS SEIBERT, deceased, and for hi ing the application of LIZZIE set BERT for Notice of Proving Will. Notiee 18 hereby given that Mona wivhteenth day of March, yssy, at the eighteenth day Se Cott Te he Court House in vada, has been Charh “ity and county of Ne d, deceased, and tion of Mary Fk. W ood r of letters sestamed1889 L. MORGAN, Clerk. \ f27 time aera ena ar ta ™~ . consi Notice of Proving Will. c J AND FOR . Flat THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR A the county of Nevada, State of Califor: . forni on tt ol so Will of said hearsaid issuance to her of J.etters Testamentary said By W. D. Harris, Deputy Clerk. _F. Simonds. Attorney for Petitioner ma — not Notice to Creditors. ate of Louisa Kallenberger, deceased. . Cou OTICE is hereby given by the under. City signed Administrator of the Estate of Louisa Kallenberger,deceased, to the cred.t. hou of, and all peisons baying claims against the said deceased, to exhibil them with the } clai necessary vouchers within four months af. tere ter (Regular Price $6 a Year) WWwirerEt THE SAN FRANCISCO No est. Administrator of the estate of said deceased. Dated North Bloomfield this 19th day of WiHekeEY CAREY” (Regular Price $1.25 a Year) THE NEVADA CITY DAILY 1 RANSCRIP! . t Regular Price $6 a Year) th th th of ard, deceased, and Public Administrator. WwiméerEt (Regular Price $6 a Year) Both for $8 00 a Year ! D. 1889, recovered a judument against J S.7 P Holbrook for the sum ofone thousand nine [OFFER NO. 3.)! THE NEVADA CITY DAILY TRANSCRIP) (Regular Price $6 a Year) e h Plaintiff's Complaint, : wore be THE WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED TEXAS SIFTINGS!! (Regular Price $4 a Year) 18 eo. L. Brander, her Atty. in Fact. Chemieal Works. Total payments thereon $383. itizens Bank of Nevada City, and Policy No Fashion Journal Free Every Lady Her Own Dressmaker ! t that your erfectly? I s offered and look of ‘systems in name only, gotWe have the BEST and M offered af PARIS FASHION JOURNAL A. C. FLESHER & Co., 250 to 256 Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio Both for $6 00 a Year! This Unparalleled Offer will remain open FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS ONLY You Must Pay in Advance for One Year. Those in arrears for the TRayscripr now must pay Up in full, and also pay one year’s combination price in advance. : The Daily Transcript ~ Isthe Leading panera Northern Central California—a position it has maintained since it was established in 1860, It gives the latest and most reliable Mining, Horticultural, Court, Supervisoral and other Nevada county news. It is bright, independent, enterprisThe San Francisco Weekly Call Isa handsome eight-page paper. Itis issued every Thursday, and contains all of the important-news of the week, gleaned from every quarter of the globe, complete up to date of publication. It contains iuteresting special correspondence from all of the principal cities of the world and a vast amount of the best selected and original general literature. It furnishes the latest and most reliable financial news and market quotations, and gives special attention to mining, horticulural and agricultural news and is in every respect a first-class family paper, appealing to the interest of every member oi the household. The Morning Call (Seven issues a week) Wm Kallenberer, Administrator of estate of said deceased at the barber shop of the. h nundersigued on Main street in the town of. tor for the transaction of the busine Estate of WILLIAM HOWARD, deceased. T@ Trick is hereby given by the underyfargres, Ed. Sampson, Administrator ofthe Estate of Wm. Howard, deceased, to the creditors of, «nd ali persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit ‘Y. 3. Ford, Atty for Adm’r. THE SAN FRANCISCO ~ el DAILRT CALI! Inthe Svperier Gourt of the County of Ne W HEREAS, F. W. West and W.D. Vinwith costs of suit tuxed at $12.25, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment, at the rate of 7 per cent.per annum till paid, which said Judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book 2 of the said Superior! M. D. M., bears N. 792 30 minutes E. 20.15 chains distant, at 600 feet or 9.09 chains, post in rock mound at N. W. corner, ticularly described as follows, to-wit: celofland and town lot situate on the westerly side of Broad street in the city of Ne-. a vada, County and State aforesaid, designated on the official map of Nevada City made by H. 8. Bradley in 1869, as Lot No. eleven (11) in block No. thirty-six (36) and bounded hortheusterly by Broad street, southeasterly by lot of John Schmidt, seuthwesterly by Se Herel and northwesterly by lot-of . %. 20.18 chains to'4 Section corner between rs, Deal. 8 Together with all and singular the tene=. ccna ato variati haga a = ments, hereditameuts and «appurtenances magnetic variation 17 East, co taining thereunto belonging or in-anywise sppertaining be sold at public auction t. satisfy suid Judgment, together with interest and the first publication of this notice, to ne place . jud sof said . pea ate, in said County of Nevada. G bd WM. KALLENBERGER, rth Bloomfield, the same being Notice to Creditors. No Attorney — for of to T. 3. Ford Law e. said Admiuwsistrator, at his e principal place for the transaction of e business of said estate, in said County} an Nevada. Nu ED. SAMPSON, it Administrator of the Estate of Wm How. 5y Dated February 6th, 1889. Ne * No. 1615. __yada, State of California. 28 [Order of Sale.] . ¥. W. WEST and W, D. VINTON, Plaintiffs, a vs. N J. S$. HOLBROOK, ; von onthe 25th day of February, A undred and sixty-eight dollars, together vurt, on pages 264 et seq, and whereas itis rdered that the Mortgage set forth in be foreclosed and . u ituate roperty therein described, to-wit: ying and being in the County of Nevada, . 0 tate of California,and bounded and par-. 0 costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public ac i doo ,in Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Saturday, March 30th, 1889, Between the hours of 9o’clock a. M. and 5 o’clock P. M., to-wit: day, all the right, title and interest which the defendant in the above entitled action herein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the said Twenty fifth day of February, 1889, the day on which said Jucgment was docketed as aforesaid, or which may have been subsequently acquired in and to all of the above described property to the highest bidder for cash in, hand, to satisfy

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Teachers, etc., to the OPRDIA Prev Uies w FONT et ees nr ne Columbus Buggi Celebrated Millb Headquarters for the urn Hollow Axje-Wagon, IN ALL GRADES. es, : Carriages” FUL VARIETY Nevada County Carriage and Wagon Repository, BAOAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. CEO. F. JACOSS, -~ Manage 3 i} vation of said land, viz: Su or MeCaus: P tons land, Elias B, Stevens, Carl pag ey Seo. hae W. Jones, all of Nevada City P. O., Cal. : e March6 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. aS ee Remember that TEXAS SIFTINGS is offered at this price only to those who subscribe within the next60days. No such offer as this has ever peen made. (2@FNo one but oursubscribers can get SIFTINGS for less than $4 ayear. BROWN & CALKINS, . lhe Publishers To whom all Orders Must Be "Addressed. You Don’t G UNLESS Nevada Transerit t the News and about one. half a mile in an. Evsterly direction from the U.S. Postoffice in Neyada City, the suid lot lying and being upon the South side of said road aud being bounded on the North by lot of Smith Hetheringtun, onthe East and: South by land of John Dyer, and upon the West by Pine Grove cemetery, with the dwelling house, bern and wood-house situate thereon, #il situate and being in the County of Neyada, State of Californiu—be sold at pubse auc: tion to satisfy said Judgment, togetiver with interest and Costs. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, in front of the Court House door, in Neyada City, County of Nevada, State of California, on Saturday March 30th, 1889, Between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M.and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 12 o’clock M, of said day, all the right, title and interest which the defendants in the above entitled action herein named, had, held, owned or possessed on the said 4th day of March, 1852, the day on which said judgment was docketed as afore suid, Or which either of them may bavesubsequently acquired, in and to all of the above described property, to the highest bidder for tash in hand, to satisfy said judyment, iaharapt and costs. ; Given under my hand this 4th day March, 1889. ess GEORGE LORD, Sheriff of Nevada County. By J. L, HOLLAND, Under Sheriff. Pp F. Simonds, Atty for PIP. Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL.} ¢ March 4th, 18sy. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 HAT TH k ‘ following named seftler has filed notice oi tis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that saia proof will be made pefore the Superior Judge at Nevada City, Cal.,.on April 20th, 1589, viz: John H Wilson for the Lot 1—SE's ot NE14 and Ng OfsE'4 Sece2, Tp. 16N,,R.9E.M. DOM. 7 He names the following witnesses to prove +his continuous residence upon, and cultiIn TaE SU tor of the B, Smith ane sone herein named and vot 1 ing any“inte ‘ deceased either as heirs.a day of O¢ Neyadd cou The said Real viz; Thate rtain piec situate and being In of said Mooney Flat as in Block Number One Osborn Wns duly appointed i {said Estate, and praying among . . tend other tis, Section 18—For Foundries $1 i 4s, th : Oe dipect Section \y_-For daily Printing offices 75 herein directing that all p r i an interest in said Estate as heirs at law of . © appear before the therein named to ex claims. a All persons herein named and all persons . tra $1.50. in said Estate as heirs at law of suid deceased, owners or otherwise, are hereby required to_be_and appear Hefore the said . section 23—For Butcher Shops, 50 cénts. tre 20th Day of May, 1889, att e Gt said day, and. ~ gection 2—ForBakeries 75 cents. Section 26—For Dairies, including. one horse, 50 cents. * section 27—For Chinese houses, for each faucet, 50 cents. section 28—For Chinese Wash houses and Laundries, $2 to $3. s Section -29—For first-class Livery Stables, including water for ‘washing wagons, buggiesand carriages, Section 30—For Second-class. Livery Stables, i cluding water for washing wagons, Luggies and ttl at #4. Section 3i—For third-elass Livery Stables, including water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, $2. : Section 32--For fourth-class Livery Stathen and there exhipit their respective all such persons are hereby notified that if they fail to 50 appear and make such ex hibit at.or before the time herein menSuperior Court of the County of Nevada, aud State of California, this 27th day of February, AE CALDWELL & LITTLE, Att’ys for Petitioners. Beginning. at post in. rock mound on No. 1,” from which a black oak tree 301inchtant maiked “8B. TI.” corner marked “B. Q. M. No. 3,” from which Defendant. ly boundary of claim’ N. 1° 30 minutes E 1500 feet or 22.73 chains point at N. E.cor Ju ner inSouth Yuba River, from which point} y a Witness post marsed “B. Q. M. No. 4 W. W. 50 links distant. to left aad along northerly boundary” ot claim 300 feet or 4.5414 chainsto post marked . or Fire companies, $10 per year. claim from which the 4 Section corner be tween Sections 4 and ¥, I'p.17 N.R., E ing yO © to left and along Westerly boundary corner marked ‘B. Q. M. No. 6.” Thence All and singular that certain piece or pardeflecting yO to left and along Southerly boundary of this claim 8. 749 30 minutes KE. South end of lode clain, 600 feet or 9.09 chains tothe place of beginning. North en of lode claim, N. 799 10 minutes the Recurder’s office of Nevada County, in Book —_ of : tion, in front of the Court House . any portion of said Becker Quartz Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse Claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Sacramento in the State of California during the sixty duys 120’clock .M. of said B Statute. To Whom It May Ooncern. OSBORN, THE ADMINISTRA. From D. E. ies Wester! y 1 Emma Daunser, and all per ast in the said Estate of said he! t law of said de-. Nev d, owners or otherwise, are hereby) Sec’ tary when and where any person interested . hotified that said William W esterfield aed See may appearandcontest Lie Salle. inthe said County of Nevada on the 16 tober, 1888, intestate; that at the}~ sec of his death he was a resident of said] Sec sting t i Estate is deseribed as follows, e and parcel of land the town of Mooney in the county of Nevada, State of Cali. » of said deceused, and . ist, 18.0, the following ra hora, Fred Westerfield, Mary . rates shall be charged, and may be collected A per week by the sevada City Works, f aned, claim: . tonsumers of water taken from said C ny within the corporate limits of the City of : 1 inance fixing the Water Rates for pERIOR COURT OF_THE COUNTY OF An egear 00 a eneing daly aut, 1889, and NEVADA, STATE OF Canteen’) @rtitill jtermrinating uly lat, 1500, ari : WESTERFIELD, deceased. T City of Nevada do ordain as follows :— and after Jnly ist, 1889, and ‘until July tes and no greater ompada: tion 1—To all families 35 cents. ° tion 2—For . Restaurants and Eatinghouses 75 cents, tion 8—For first-class Hotels $3. Z tion 4—For second-class Hotels §2. nty and left an Estate therein Section 5—tor third class Hotels $1.50. " j personal property. Section 6—For BN he hi ; i) _Bection 7—For first-class Saloons 75 cents. Section §—For 2nd-class Saloons 50 cents. section 9—For Kooms and offices 25 cents. Section 10—For Photograph Galleries 50 fourth-class Hotels $1. a, and designated on the Official Map . cents 2 2y ’ yetober, 1888, said D. E. veavth day ote ij Administrator d Estate and ever since has been an is the duly acting and qualified Admintor of said Estate. Tha: thereafter on “th day of February, 1889, said Charles . men erfield, Fred “W esterfield, wh and Emma Daunser filed their pe. tend n herein, claiming to be heirs at law of deceased, and as such entitled to disi iat the « ourt innke an order ersons claiming } rs or otherwise, be aud said Court at a time hibit their respective deceased, owne ion Namber Nine (9) . “section 11—For Barber Shops 50 cents. (i). ‘That therentier Section 12-For Bath Establishments 60 cents. Section 13—For Drug Stores 50 cents. Section 14—For Blacksmith and Wagon Shops 50 cents. Section 15—For all houses occupied by two 35 cents. Mary B. ~ section 16—For School houses with an at‘anee of less than two hundred children 1.50. 0 Section 17—For School houses with an atance of over two hundred children $2. ents. Section 20 — For weekly and tri-weekly Printing offices 60 cents, Section 2i—For daily Printing offices running Printing Presses with water power exherein named, claiming any interest Section 292—For weekly end tri-weekly rt at the Courtroom thereof, at Nevada} jge y, in said Nevade County, on Mondays ne rof 10 o’@lock A, M s of heirship, ownership or otner inm in the Estate of said deceased, ana st 1ed, the Court will make -en order adging the default of all persons not apring as herein required. iven under my hand and the Seal of the MORGAN, County Clerk. Printing offices running Printing Presses with water power extra $1. ction 24—For Butcher Shops running rheut cutters with Water power extra 75. cents. _ No. 1730. ee a bles, $1. a tice of Application for Mining Patent . Section 33—For Feed and Sale stables, $2. Section 34—For Private stables from one to two horses, wagons and buggies, 25 cents. U. S. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, Cat.) Si January 23d, 1889.--4 . ade NO West IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE section 3¢ BS Wasbington Mining Co., whose Postthe Becker Quartz Mine or yein bearing width, situate? in Wusbington Mining d official plat on file in’ this office as Lot umber 59,in Township 17 North, Range East of Mt. Diablo Meridian, said Lot No. being described as follows, to-wit: LODE LINE. ce orth end of lode claim marked “B. Q. M. diameter bears. S. 8514 2 b. 1.02 chains dis: . at 15° 30 minutes W., 1500 feet 01] th i 172 E.,S. Sheriff's Bale. 22.73 chuins to post in rock mound ou south . jo end of lode clfim, from which a black oa. tree-6-1nches_diameter_bears N. 04° .W links distant. EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES” Beginning at post in rock mound at 8. E. black oak tree 12 inches diameter bears -92 E. 1.06 chains distant. ‘Lhence, with . d ., stand ng in rock mound bears N. 744° Thence deflecting 90~ . > Q. M. No. 1,” on north endpf lode nufked ‘*B. Q. M. No. 5,” Thence deflect{this claim S. 15 © 30 minutes W. 1500 feet r 22 73 chains post in rock mound at s.W t 300 fect or 4.5444 chains pust so. 2 on CONNECTING LINE. From post marked “B. Q.M. No. 1” on ections 4and 9, ip. 17 N. R.11, By M. D. My ) 66-100 acres. The location of this mine is recorded in The adjoining claimnants are Auyand ail persons claiming adversely eriod of publication hereof, or they wilt e barred by virtue of the provisions of the SELDEN HETZHI, Register. It is hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be pnblished for the period of 60 days, (ten consecutive weeks), in the NEVADA, DAILY TRANscrivt, a daily newspaper published at Nevada City, Nevada Co., Cal. ? SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice appeared on the 25th day of January, I8s9. _Frep Seance, Atty for Applicant. _ Summons, In the Justice’s Court of Nevada Township, County oi Nevada, State of California. THOMAS MOONEY, Plaintiff, vs. MORRISON, Defendant. The. People of the State of California send Greeting to D.C. MORRISON, Defendant: \ OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP pear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Just ice’s Court of Nevada Township, County. of Nevada, state of California, apd to answer before the Justice at his oifice in the said Township, the compluint filed therein, within five days (exciusive of the day of servier) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within the Township in which this action is br sught; or if served out-of said Towuship, but in said County within ten days: or Within twenty days if served elsewhere. The said action is brought to obtain judgment against you for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ana interest on the same from the 29th day .of January, 1884, at the rate of one per cent. per month, alleged to be due said plaintitf from you on a Ccertain promissory note, dated at Nevada City Cal., January 2vth, 1884, made and delivered by you to the plaintiff herein for the sum of Sind; aiid Titerest AU ONE per cent. per mouth value received, as more fully appeurs by the Complaint on file herein to which you are referred. Andyou are hereby notified that if you fail toso appear and answer said com laint, as above required, said plaintiff will take jud; ment against you for said sum of $150 wud interest, together with costs. Make leZal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand this Lith day of January, 1859. ; A. R. WADBWORTH, Justice of the Peace of said Township. 1-18 HAMILTON McCORMICK, Attorney for Plaintiff, Notice of Proving Will. N the Superior Court, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, In the matter of the Estate of David »tokes, Qeceased. Noticeis hereby given that Monday, the Sixth day ef Marcn, 1889, at ten o’clock A. M. of suid day, at the Court room of said Court, at the Court Housein the city and county of Nevada, has been appointed as the time and place for proving fhe will of said Juvyid Stokes, deceased, and for hearing the application of D, R, MeKillican and J. H. Helwig fortheissuance to them of letters testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and coutest the si:me, Dated February 15, 1889, J, L. MORGAN, Clerk. By W. D. Harris, Dep. Clerk. Fred Searls, Atty for Petitioner.” Dissolution Notice. A] OTICE is hereby given that I have this IN day dtsposed of my interest in the store on Commercial street opposite the Great American Tea Store, known as Smoot & Dur bin’s Variety Store,to A. Durbin, who is au thorized to-collect all bills and pay all debts of the-firm, Thanxful to my friends for their patronage in the past, L hope they will oe of patrenize Mr, Dnrbin in the same liberal manner, R, SMOO Nevada City, Feb. 7th, 1889. von The public will find at this store. asin the horses, $1.50. Office address is W SP WX NOVACS pk Section 87 = $ D . ty, Cal., has this day filed their application a reper Ag after he first publication of this . (5; a patent for fifteen bundred lnear feet otic fhence with mag. ver. . the discretion of the water agent ea a full stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Conection 85—For Private stables, for each litional horse, 1244 cents,: i s—For breweries, including two For Gasworks, $2, Section 38—For Courthouse, including irrigation, #4. Section 39—ForSewing Machines, for use Office, corner Pine and ‘Commercial Streets gold with surface ground six hundred feet . of Nevada City, California, the same being ae water foreach machine, 25 ¢ ents. Section 40—For Public Halls and Theaters, District, County of Nevada and State of Cal. 25 ifornia, and designated by the field notes cents. Section 41—For 1,000 Bricks on large contracts, 10‘cents. Section 42—For 1,000 Bricks on small contracts, 124 cents. section 43—For Stonewall and Mortar, 8 nts per perch. section 44—For Plastering or Cementing, one cent per yard. Section 45—For Railroad Depot, $2.50. section 46—For Irrigation, i tak ing water family rates, from $5 te $15 per season, at Provided ut not more than $10 shall be charged for ts not exceeding one half acre. section 47—For Irrigation, if taking water at family rates, for every quantity above 4 one inch, at the rate of 25 cents perinch for 24. bours. ? Section 48—For litigation, when taking no water at family rates, 25 cents per inch for 24 hours. % Section 49—For irrigating Vegetable garens. when vegetable are sold in market, magnetic variation 17> E. alolig the kaster. 925 for season. Section 50—For City fire plugs, for water ged for fire purposes, $3 for each plug per ear. Section 51—For Sprinkling or watering the Streets of Nevada City from the fire plugs, 10 per year. section 52—For practice of organized Hose Section 53—For Flushing Sewers of all kinds, $10 per year. section 54—For City Hall and City Jail, $5 per year. Secticn 55—For City Trough at the Plaza, and City Pound, $20 per Year. Section 56—The agent ofthe company shal have théspower in all cases, to ascertain, by proper measurement, the quantity oi water used, and fix the price as provided by Sections 47 and 48. section 57—All rates, except irrigation, city and county purposes, are due and payable weekly, and forthe Courthouse are due an Water for all city parnosss payable quarterly. Irrigation’ in monthly installments of one-fifth of the rates when taking water for the season, otherwise to pay nonthly for water use i. Ifnet paid within the current month the water may be shut off at the discretion of the water agent. Section 58—A first-class hotel is understood to be a hotel containitig not less than 70 beds; second class hotel not less than 40 beds:.third-class hotel not less than 20 beds; fourth-class hotel not less than 10 beds. Section 59—A first class livery stable is un derstood to be a stable containing not less than 25 horses; second-class livery stable not less than 15 horses; third-class livery stable not less than 6 horses; fourth-class livery stable less than 6 horses. ~ 2 Section 60—A first-class saloon is understaod to be a saloon that does a business of $10 or over per day on the average; a secondclass saloon is one that does less than an averable business of $10 per day. Section 61—No ene excepta properly authorized agent of the water works shall turn on the water to anyplace or building without a permit from the watey agent, provided thut the authorized agent of the city or fire department may turn on the water for city purposes. Section 62—For all water used for runnin: shectay ere 25 cents per miners’ inch for ours, Section 63—For Water Closets, 25 cents for each faucet. Section 64—For Chinese Wash house connected with ist-elass hotels, $1.50, Section 65—For Chinese Wash-house connected with second-class hotels $1 Section 66—For Chinese Wash-house connected with third-class hotels, 75 cents. Section 67—For Chinese Wash-house con~ nected with fourth-class hotels, 50 cents. Passed February 26th, 1889. ALEX. GAULT, President. Attest. T. H. Carr, City Clerk. Notice for Publication. Timber Land Act, June 8, 1878. NITED STATES LAND OFFICE SACramento, California, January 10th 9 5389, Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the Act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sale of Timber Lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,’ JAMESM. KIRK, of Auburn, county of Placer, State of CGalifornia, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 883 forthe purchase of NW'4 of Section No. 20, Township 15 N Range No. 11 BE, M. D. B. & M. and will offer proof to show that thé land soughtis more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim tosaid land before the Revister and Receiver of this offiee at Sacrementen Cal., gn-the 25th day of March, 9. He names as witnesses: F. J. Folsom, of Anburn.PL0., Fiblit Walter Lyman, of Auourn P.O., Cala., TTS. I ic Hill P.O., Cala., August.Rabie, of Blue Canon P, O., Cala. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on oF before said 25th day of March, 1889. , SELDEN: HETZEL, Registex.: ' Notice for Publication,” LAND OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO, CAL. Sake anuess 7th, 1889. OT.CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE att following named settler hag filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that sald proof will be made before the Superior Judge at Nevada City, Cal., on February 16th, viz; MARY COSTA widow of THOMAS COSTA, deeeased, for the N%&% of BEM, SW14 of SEM ‘and’ SEM of SWi4 of Bee. 4, ip. 16 N., K.8E. M.D. B. & M, She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz; Antone Comarsh, Joseph Marshall, M John Curry, all of Nevada City P.0., Cal. jlo SELDEN HETZEL,Register. Notice to Oreditors. In the matter of the Estate of Peter Galla‘gher, deceased. OTICE is hereby given 21 ine ¥, Gallagher, Admi: atorof the Estate of gaid Peter Jallagher,deccased, to the Creditors of, and all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased. to pre: sent the same with the within four month ret publicatton oi this notice tthe unden ned. at the office of J.1. Ci well, Bag. “his attorney, Broad street, Nevada City, Neyads COO ee oT Gum, Adi wot Caldwell, Attorney for Moatstra Nevada City, February 20th, 1889. The ‘Rranscriet is the Best Advertising medium in ectionery, Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Feb. 12° , “A, DURBIN ae Northern-Central California Bonham, or lowa” anuel Silya andre