June 1, 1875 (4 pages)

44 li ver; > mn od The Daily Transcript] Mining ‘stock Board. nce cad NEVADA CLT Y, CAL. SAN FRANCISCO. 3 eek _ AEST . Yesterday, Morning's Sales. Hil) os “LOCAL AFFAIRS. sane Ouhiechee Nevthers Belle Mine. er Mexican, 24%. ‘ a ; : 535 Gould & Curry, 18, -. ‘ a The above mine is located in Es. 60 B-st-& B lever, 45. i meralda county, Nevada. Several . , 33D Savage, 100. ” loac n : esa €xof the owcers-are residing or uséd to . 239 Chollar, 827. ack: oo ee Cald 1, . 9) Hale & Norcross, 39, own reside in this city. John Caldwe 195 Crown Pwint; 323/, sa John Cashin, Mrs. Long,Mr. Criten20 “Yellow Jacket, 77. fe den and the Lampe brothers ure 100 Imperial, 74 _ among them. The owners have reBe eee 5% pha,.9. be cently constructed a twenty stamp 245 Belcher, 28. a te * mill which has a greatér capacity “OV Gontignvee. 19. ~ he ndathan aby similar mill on the: coast. 40 Con Virginia, 425. JOT) + 4 = aH eg Water was “conduéted “froin” “the . o485. Sierra Nevada, 11%. — ay 125_Daney,75¢horn oe mountains a along way. off, through . 99) California, 6114. irce, iron pipes, at a cost of over $25,000. 80 Bulion, 51%. scat A road has -been constructed a loug 35 Overman; 62, ; vy sis enna ene eos nt Gh eet ere a me == rthe “distance to a belt of timber for thé : < iy vert: — > : _, *. 100 Lady Bryan, 3%. nill, purpose of securing timber. Tue} 49 Caledonia, 17. ponderons machivery was shipped . 415 Baltimore, 4%. by rail te, Carson, and then drawn by 250 Silver Hill, wes reek eee ; . ; “. Llsi Woodville, 34%, nee: teams in mid Winter a distance of . = ioe: 160 miles. ‘The mill bnildings are . ee eee ‘Oar : . ¥ ae , int very exiensive. The distance aronnd . GOnHAM bas written a leticr-to the tae them, keeping cloxe to the \bailding, editor of the San Die "89 Union denyk to accordiny to the Borax Miner, from ling that he-i is a ¢ candilate for Gov-! got which we get.this-item, is ver half perpor, and stating that bis. name -s} amile. It has an’ore bonse 40 feet} ouly being used in that couucchion square, ‘adry kiln 35x42 feet, which . . by his enemies for purposes of their has a capacity of drying 50 tons of . own: Nobody but a firstelass idiot Inore per day. .The -batteries are. fed . ever believed that Gerham ever de : A. by patent seif feeders. The stuwips . . sired, or could receive the Republijl weigh 800 pounds each and strike 90 ¢1n nomination to that position. It aR Ty ba 3AR NT, rable. vill _ diameter, having iron bottoms wd amalgim-~exeh -to-w charge: For Assemblyman. A? Ttne request of many friends of » Sudge O. P. Stidger; we hereby an‘nounce him asa-candidate for the office of Assemblyman. subject_tothe—decision of the Republican County. Convention. a3 ‘Fer County Treasurer. SAAC LOYD, of Nevada City, is hereby anncunced as a tandi late for the office of County Treasurer, sybject to the decision of the Democratic han ynty Cunvention. For District ct Att}rney. EO, 8. HUPP is hereby announced as W a candidate for the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democrati« County Convention. For. Count:7 Recorder. H. ADAMS, of Grass Valley, is @ hereby announced asa candidate forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Conventidn,. * times per minute. Tie pan rooin cou. wil now be in crder for the *Indetains ten combination pans & feet in . _ wooden sides; manufactured express3 for working roasted pulp. There ‘jsa Stadtefelt Ro yasting Farnace of . large capacity connected with the mill. The settler room is 25x65, aud . contains 5 Belding settlers, eight feet-in diameter and 40 inches hign. he retort and. melting room is 25 feet square, contatning three retorts, having a capacity of 1,900 pounds ‘Ail of these improsements have been made from the proceeds of the mine Wiiile it was being devel ped, . dividend will be made in. about a} month. The mine is considered . ‘one of the:best in the State outside of the Comstock lode. ~ o and a large . : Crop Prospects. Kegriculturists are noted for grampling. It is very seldom a year passes that a wail does not proceed _ from them, whether there is oceusion . or not. The present season has, given good cause for grumbling, bat the crop yield will be much better than would be expected after so mauch has been said about a total failure. In the San Joaquin .valley there will be a very short crop, and ‘we believe there has been for thedast four years. In other sections, where wheat is the staple ‘crop, the yield will be gt least balf the usual amount ~sand in muny Places two-thirds, The Coast counties, ‘Where’ moisture from the Sea may be found, will afford pendent press” to start the yr that he _is_intrigning to secure an . ele ction to the Senate as the successor.cf Sargent.Tuk Confidence quartz mine on Fresno river, near Indian Peak, has . been bonded by the owners at $90,000 toG. P. Cyruell, cisco. of San’ Fran* Cornell will develop the mine aud endeavor to ascertain its value, -Pre-Los Augetes Express man-basfound another evidence of the pecn-. _ liar advantages of that county. He ‘hit sheep can run three or four days in this county without water, ee eee Fat, juicy oysters, luscious ice cream, sparkling soda water, Parisian lemonade, and other luxuries at. the saloon of Antoine Tam, on Pine street. The pclitest attention shown patrons. Best brands of cigars al-ways on-hand. — 1 18-1inMULLOY'’S. : aii Just Received. At Hyman Bros. Clothing Emporium, corner of Broad and Pine streets, the latest style of Silk Hats, and a‘ large variety of Suinmer clothing. 22 Tamesbon Herring at LESTER & ? IMPORTANT. ~ Endorsed ‘+ the . _ their usual crop,.so it is safe to predict a moderate yield this year, not. withstanding the gag of the sea-; son, The State will. for its own cidassaniine and have a surplus for transportation. First Accident on the Railroad. The workmen on the‘line. of the “Narrow Gauge Railroad between . thiseity and Colfax have been. remarkably. ortunate in the matter of accidents.unti last. week, Friday, when one of the. .foremen, whose name has now slippedour mewory, was quite seriously .iujuredby a “powder explosion. “A Chinaman had fixed a Uiastin one of two holes with which a fuse was coi nected, ‘and supposing that both holes had exploded, tne foreman approached; and while stooping over-to see what execution had been done, the second blast went off and quite severely, although not fatally, injured bim. Soon after the accideut he was sent to the Railroad hospital, at Sacramento, where he wiil receive treat; ment, . Republican Delegates. The Republicans of North San! Juan held aprimary meeting on ~Batutday afteruson list, and” elected the following delegates to the County ‘Convention, to be held in this city _on Saturday next: J. 5. McBride, ” Geo. Parsbley, A. J. Putnam, Geo. N.L. Powell and James A. Stidger. Everything is harmonious among the Republicans of San Juan, and there was no opposition at the meeting. At North Bioomfield, we learn through James Marriott, that H.C. Perkins ‘was elected asa delegate from that precinct.New style Grenudjues, Lawns, American and French Prints, just re. trived.at A. Biumenthal’s. jt Medical profession. _ Dr. Wm: Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases’ of the Throat and Chest. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. {7-6m Life is Sweet. The blood is the life of the human syspurpose no standard medicine has had so uniform and amazing succéss as Dr. Henley’s Celebrated I. X. L. Bitters. This isa pure stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics and a)teratives which the vegetable kingdom affords; and is-the only preparation at present known which thoroughly meets the emergency: The effect of this popular restorative is continuous. Each ane taken invigorates the vital ——— unquestionably cure any case of debility, or* mental_torpidity that does not arise from organic™causes beyond the reach of medicine. It is> in_the strictest sense of the word, an invigorating and regulating. cordlal, “If the nerves ate tremulous and relaxed, it bi them; if theviver is torpid it promotes activity in.that Organ; if the appetite is poor-and digestion a Blow ‘and painful operation, if creates a relist for food and enables the stomach to convert it into heaithful-ailméent, Moreover, it isa specific for a large number of ail. ments,some of which are particularly prev_alent_in the damp and _ chilly. weather whith we so often experience-in mi win., ter. ‘Among these may be mentioned ‘Fhetitnatism, chills and lever; and all'the morbid conditions of the digestive organs. By insuring perfect digestion and a proper flow of bile, it insures pure blood, a vigorous circulation, and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system. TO CONTRACTORS. ‘EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the County Clerk’s Office, Nevada City, where plans and specifications can be seen, until TUESDAY, JUNE 8th, 1975, for the coustruction of an arch brick sewer leading ftom Kelsey Ravine te Court House. _Also a drain to connect witti said sewer. to the jxil, &c., ke. Bonds will be required for the faithful performace of the work, and the right to rejéct any or all bids will be reserved. by order of the Board of Supervi: ors, cog PATTISON, Cletk. ji By T. C. Puoxaerr, Deputy, =s -(uys: It may not be generally known . Prive apple cheese at LESTER & . tem:_Keep it pure and all is well; for this . _ = Sheriff. rons R. CLARKE, @ of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as“ candidute for Shoritf of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For County Ass-ssor. B. MAYBANK, of Eureka Township,’ e ish reby announced #8 a candidiute+ the decision of the’ Democratic County Convention. For Coun‘y Assessor. ANTIEL COLLINS is hereby announced asa condidite fur the offi e-of County As-essur, subjevt to the decision of the Democratic County Conve ntion, CHN J. ROGE RS is hereb by announced BELL & BELDEN, Be =} @TPBOOKS, Gold Pens, for ihe cfice of County Assessor, subject to . ! For County--Recoreer. Sos -_ Masonic Building. Gor Pine & Cinilnacctal Streets, HOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN: Drugs. Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. — . Books ! — BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, MARCUS C. HAWLEY/& CO,, CORNER OF = J AND SECOND ee SACRAMENTO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL . IMPLEMENTS STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DR STOCK IS COMPLETE in department, ard our prices AS LOW as any howse in the Smte for the sameclass of goods. We bandle none but what we alwys keep the latest improved «Machines . which ave kuown to be good, and preferable to the older styles. SOL E. AGENTS FOR THE COAST OF Gaar, Scott & Co's Portable EnJUVENILES,’ NEW } UBLICATIONS, STATIONERY. Say Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper,, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, _ Drawing Paper, Envelopes. srt moments mone Tres Sanunaieade ~~“ yrhires; Lerman mer, Molitie Wind MitIs, ; > Gold Medal separators,. Taylor Sulky Rakes, * Haine’s Gen. Heuders, Underwood's Hay Louder, & Rake, Trade Kngines. Vibrator ‘Ihreshers, Challenge Spring Wagons Schuttier Farm Wayons, Piti’s Horse Pow ers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. B82” See them beforeyer Send tor Catalogues. gaa JOHN J ACK’S CIGARAND TOBACCO FRUIT. CONFECTIONERY AND “uy any other, &o, &o aS 8 Cull tidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the. decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sh> or ff. EO. W, SMITH is is hereby announced W as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to. the decision of the Democratic ss Convention. For County Clerk. — ry EGE, PLUNKETT ik Tis hrreby ecincunced . e as a candi ‘ate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County; subject to tne decision For County Clerk. AMES D. WHITE is hereby announced as a candidate for the offive of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democr.tic County Conventton. For County Recorder. EE GARTHE announces himself @ . _4 candidate for the office of County Recorder. subject to the decision os the Democratic County Convention. For County Surveyor. ALMER SMI'TH is hereby announced as a-candidate fur County survey or, subject to the decision of the De mocratic . County Convention. FOR ‘Gas,S. McBRIDE is hereby announced e@ a8 a candidate fer the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Oonverition, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKI\S~— is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of BHERIFF of Nevada C Joutity, subject to the decision of the Républican County Conveniion. ma6* For #ssemblymai. W. HAYDEN, of Truckeé, will @ be a candidate for the Assembly, subject tu the decision of the. Kepublican Nomiusting Convention of Nevada County. FOR SHERIFF. IKE GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate for the vflice of Sheriff OI wevada county, subject to the decision of the Dcmocratic Convention. apis FOR COUNTY SURVEYvB. NENWICK R. MILLER; is hereby for the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Assemblyman. G EO. W. GIFFEN is heréby announced WT as a candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision Of the Democratic Conventior., a oie — COUNTY TEACHER’S INSTITUTE. Se Annual Ouinty Teach: r's Institute will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on » THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, © And continue in session three days, in the Assembly Holl, Washin, ton schoul euse. Every teacher iu the county is cted to be in attendance. lt ts hoped that at least o. e Sehoo! Trustee from.each School District will also be . present. peer . Prof. Den and other distinguished Educators, will nt and deiiver lecThe order of exerci: ll be published duripg the sessian. Nic ho are interested in shuasiian are cordially in. ited FRANK POW County Sup’t of Schoo. Nevada, May 25th, 1875. $500 ‘RANCH FOR SALE. ITHIN ONE MILE of Nevada City. There sre nearly 200 acres of 1 nd, Pay = 90 of which is sown to grain. There img of water and wood. Sale ipthe —. 5 el -possessory. For gertculers i ule ve CONNELLY, or of ef the Republican County. Convention, .4. . Azents Pacific Mutual Life Inpublic, aod a. special invitation to al) * eee a IcE COLD SODA WATER, Drawn from Lippencott’s. -furance Co., of California BELL & BELDEN. ee Pa aie ih ANNUAL PIC NIC, BY THE FOREST SPRINGS SCHOOL. HE FOREST SPRINGS SCHOOL will give their ANNUAL PIC NIC on FRIDAY, JUNE 4th, 1875-5 se general-itvitation is extended-to~ “tenet schools in the county. A Dance will be giveninthe iene ing. and Frank Beckett will = Farnish Music forthe , Uccasion. _ + o No pains willbe spared to make the oc: asion enjoyable to=ll who may attend.NOTICE. rAXHE Books and “aecounte of the Deer Creek Lumber Company have been “placed in my hands for settlement.-— Air persens knowing themse ves indebted to the Company will save costs by settling immediately. The bajance of lumber in the yard on Sacramento street will be sold low for cash. 8. B. DAVENPORT, J. P. ” m22-lm Opposite Exchange Hotel. Pennsylvania Engine Co., No, 2. ANNUAL ELECTION. ATTENTION COMPANY. YOU ARF HEREBY NOTIFIED that the. ANNUALELECTION for Officers takes pla e on Wedmesday Evening, Jane 2d, AT 735 O'CLOCK SHARP, AT THE HALL OF PENNSYLVANIA FIRE CO, Every member ix requerted to be ent promptly, to transact important ness.— By order. E. GOLDSMITH, —. NEVADA ICE COMPANY Orders left at the of E. W. Bigelow & Co., attention. CHAS. KENT, he E. Mixa, Seeretary. Nevada, May 25, 1875. DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. now in receipt of a fresh importation of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC GARS, including tne celebrated brands Elaine and Pulmin Palace Car ~ ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, or retail, © PRESH_PRUITS, Sree Of «1 descriptions, such as, Strawber ries, Oranges, Lemons, : Lime etec., Will be “Kept constantly on hand during the season. CANDIES ! CANDIES ! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. FRESH NUTS, Always on hand at the lowest rates. ap25 JUHN JACK, 1 1. 0. 2. 3. WYOMING TRIBE, _ No, 49, IMPOKVED ORDER OF RED VEN , meets every THURSDAY: EVEN NG, at their Wigwam p.m. H. C, McKELVEY, Chief of Reco-ds‘ No. 696. ; Spitialios fora Patent to a Mining Claim. a . Unsrep SratTes Lanv OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cad, May 20, 1875. OTIGE is hereby given thatthe Yuba ‘Gravel Range Mining Co.,, a corporatiou existing under the laws of Cal., whose Post Office is North San Juan, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for patent for the Yuba Gravel Renge Plecer mine, bearing gold; Hill Mining District, Ne ‘ada county, California, and desc ribed in the plat and field notes on file in this office as ful ows, viz: Commencing et a pine:-stump dreignated on field notes as No 1, standing 8lks South of Hustler’s wood shed. Thence variation being 174% .° E,1,8 44° 30’ E 18.08 chs to. a stake, Nv 2, from which a black oak 30’’ bears N 38° E 97 lks dist. Thence, 2, 8 55° 45’ FE 3.84 chain to a stake No 3, from which a black ok 36” dears S 66° W 34 lks Thence, 2 825° 30’ W 1.77 chains to a stake, No 4,1 ch Sof mining opt, from which » pine 8” bears N 12 ᴀ E39 Ixs dist. Theuce, 4, N 82° 15° W 4.25 to a stake in dteae Thence, 5, 8 41° 15° W 3.13 © ajLs td a stake, No. 6, in . diggings Thence, 6,8 30° 06° -W-1.49 chains to a stake. No 7, in diggings. Thence. 7, 83° 15’ E 400 chains toa stake, No 8,10 lke 8 of edge of mining cut, and from whih a black onk 12” dis, bears N 83°-30’ W 41 k-. Thence, 8, N 83° 15’ W 9.94 chains ard-cn cabin, an’! from which a black oak 4” dia bears 8 51° 16’ W 561lks. Thence, 9 INT9? W 10.71 chains to a stike, No 10, 8 links $ of “%o, read, from’ which a pine 48 in dia bears N 80° E 28 Ike dist. Thence, 11, 1.50 chs 8 of a ravine from which a pine 30” dia, bears N 50°. E 22 tks. Thene 11,.N.299 15’ W 15.26 chains to a pine tree, No 12, blaze’, and from which a pine 20 in dia bears 817° gu’ E 54 Ike. Thence, 12. N 26° 15 W 5.90 chains to a pine tree 10” dia No 13. Thence, 13, N 399 45’. W 13.75 chaivus to a stake, No 14. Theree 14, N 80° E 9.56 toa black ovk stub No-15, 24” dia. Thence, 15,8 61° 15’ E 20-03 chs to astake No16. Thence, 16, N 8° 15° E 9.68 chiins to a stake, No 17, marked McHt No 2, heing cor No 2 of approved survey of R. McMurr:y’s placer mine. Thence, 17, N 76° 15’ E803 toa stake from which 4 Sec. stake between Secs 9 and 16, Township 17 North, Rarge 9 rast, Mt. Diabl, B and M, bears 8 35° 35_E 7.48 chains. Thence 18,8 3° K 12.33 chs to a yeNow pine tree in aravine 36in dis. Thence, 19, N 73° E. 1.80 cha to a stake, No 20. 1.50 chs E of ravine, from which a pine 30 in odes! bears-N-30°_E 51 dks, ‘Thence, 20, $ 11 9. 4“ E 4.46 chains to a pine tree No 21, 48” dia. end_7h lke N of county road The 21,82 © E3.46to a stax, No 24, 1 oh N of * reservoir from whicha pir e 5 in dia bears 841° Walbilks. Thence, “2,8 509 10’ W 6.50 chains to place of beginning: Containing 109, 30-100 acres, lot No 61, in SecSens Gant. 16, ‘Townkbip. 17 North, 3 n e. 9* Fast, Mt. Diablo, Buse and Meridian. Said Soliton was made, and is of reco din the said Kennebec Hill Mining District, County and State aforesaid. title of applicant see book 14 of deeds, ‘pp 682, oe, 684, 146; book 20, p 169. boox 30, p 624:book . 25° 48, p — — book 32, p 394; book 34, p =o 532: book 34, pp p 5365, 560; woon f 151; book pg 45, 6%, 70. book ae — Records BP Seva eae Adjoining claimants are coMurray and vannals ‘placer claim, on ti ahuias tothing any adverse claims . are tereby required to present the this -e within sixty days ing the Thestre. FFICE ON BRUAD STRBET, adjoizQiee: dune 0th, 1874 day of pub ishing bercof. McFARLA ND, Register. know to-bé FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and . apht-6m-sip VARIETY STORE, Tt PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Of all kinds, which will be sold a ; a lication fo. Pateut for ‘the ——lin woobey~ Odé Fello -s’ Hall,! evada city. ,at-8-0’clock* 7; situste-in—-Kennebeck + to a stake, No 9, 1.50 chains W of old Rich . 10, N 30° 15’ W 4.00 chains to a stake No Great Land Sale. THE _GERKE' RANCH, “COMPRISING 15,000 acres ~Of tie finest faids in the State is offered FOR SALE in #0, 80 —s =) acre — Sales made by the owner direct. or through ager cies established by hint. Ra” No MIDDLEME*, “Gl A FIN E VINEYARD, Containing’ 100,000 vines, the yonnabet of which ae 11 years old, capncity 100,000 gallons, will be included in the sale. ‘LOCATION. +: fhe Gérke Ranch is situated in Te~ ; bama-and Butte counties. The Sen tehes heendiry fora disturce of ‘tive miles; tie Sacrameito river bounding the west shh. On the north flows Deer.creck which con-._ tate -ufivientwatertoirrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will “be secured to every purchaser. ‘Lhe 2% er is navigable te She-furm-atall seasons of the year. HOMES. To those seeking homes,.th‘s: farm. pre 6 nts unusual-_attraction of soil, climate amd location. The frost and drought which has been clinest universally disastrous the present year,. has not injured the crops or vineyards in the least. _ Ove hundred ard firey families can make thems lyes comfertable homes here. S Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance-in one, two and three years at 10 per cent, per annua, Land muy be purchased at private sale wil the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. . For further information apply to Dr. J, 8. CAMERON, “Red ved Bluff, Teha Tehama Connty, Cai. _ GEORGE HAMLIN, Or to Henry Gerke, on the Ranch, Viaa, May 25, 1875. : Application for a Patent for a Mining Claim. UNITED S'fA'TES LAND OFFICE, Sacramentu, Cal., May 6. 1875, OTICH is here by given, That Willian ~“Hirkin, James heid, Etihu Mi lv and W.u, W, Pryde,whose Post Offle is Moore’s Fiat, Nev. éa county, (al , have mude apBlue Bank. vel M-ning Claims bewring qld, sitet county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this officé az . follows, viz: Blue Bank Gravel Mine. on bonnvary line between Oriental and Biue Bauk ground, from which shaft to resent tunnel bars % 54° 55’ E 4.04 cha. hence, variation i? 30°E, No.1,Suo ao" W 11.89 chs cross county road 42.39 ehs toa pine tree, with an 8S in trunk, 50’ from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2,8 73° 45° h 18.70 chs toa stake No 3,2, che north of center of Bloody Run Ravine.from which a white hr 20 in. dia. bears 3 29, 05’ W 0.61 chs«ist. Thence, No 3, 8.879 30° Kk 13.43 chs to a stake No 4, 3 chs N of Bloody Run Ravine. from which Balsam 5” beurs $ 39° 30’ E0.44chs. Thence, No 4; N 16° 30’ E 27.00 chs to a stakeon lower . bank of miners ditch, from which a wif 24 in. dia. bears N 75© W 0.45 chs, Thenve, No 5,8 84° 15’ E 2.50 chains to a stake on banx of Miner's Ditch, from which a fir 36 in. dia. bears N37° 30’ W 0:19 chafing. Thence, No 6, N 72° 45’ E 2.60 chs to a stake No 7 on bank of Miuers’ Ditch. Thence, No 7, N 42° 30’ E 2.77 cha-te a“. cedar tree.on bahk of Miners’ Ditch. ‘+ Yuence, No 8, N 38° 00’ E 2.88 chs. to a stuke, No 9, on bank of ditch, +rom which balrum fir bears N 56®@ 00’ 'W 0.20 che. Thenée, No 9,N 18° 16° #, 3.34 chs toa siake, No 10, ~n bank ofditch, Thence, No 10, *N 23° 45 5.54 chs, toa stake, No i, on bank of ditch at foot of aspruce snag Tueuce, No li, N 59° 15’ EF 1.30 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at inter‘section of section line between Sevtions “2t‘and 22. Thenee, No 12 NvuS 45 W.8655 chs 10 a stake on ‘section ine 3.58 chs 'E.-of. (o, Road, and 8-04 chs south of. section corn’r common fo sections 15, 16, 21 anc 22,T 18N R10 KE. Thence, No 13,N 722 00: W 3.50 chs cross county road 11.50 chs to a stake tree, 48 in. dia.N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence. Thence, No. #4, $ 642 30’ W 13.40 chains to a stake on steep bank on East sie of ravine. Thence, No 75,N 11° 43’ W 14.91 chs to a stuke on east, side of aravine, from which @ cedar 24 in. din. bears N 5° 30’ W 0.25 ch+. Thence, No 16, N 85° 15’ W 6.02 che to a cedur tree on.F side of a ravine-at junction with ravine Si “ey down from stake No, 15. Thence, No 17, 8 40° 15’ E 9.42 chs to # cedar tree on east side of ravine runming down from station 15. Thence, No 18, 5 65° 15’ W100 chs cross certer of revine 1 62 chs toa twin spruce tree, blaized,-und lch N Wof falis; ‘Thence, No 19,8 17° 45'-E 8.50 chs to-asta e on W ride of ra-. vine, and ou line between St.tions 15 and 21. Thence, No 20.8 64° 40’ W 1.10 chs toa stake un edge of benk 20’ high. Thence No 21. N 88° 15’ W 0.10 chs descend bunk gu’ hivth into diggings, 7.17 chs toa stake, No 22, on E side of Canon, ‘Fhenee, No 2, WN 18° kK 0 80 chains to a stake om E side of Canon on edge of trail to mouth of Blue’ Bank tunnel, mouth of tunnel. Thence, No 24, N 26° 45',E 275 chs to» stake, No 24,0n E side of Canon, from which mouth ‘ t Blue Bank Tunvuel bears N 24°15’ W. T ence, No 24, N3® 30 E 4.12 chs to a vend spruce tree, ‘opposite mouth of tunnel, ry bears $ 62> bu’W. Thence,N.co.N > 00’ E 3.00 chs to a stake, No 26, on east poo of Canon. Thenee, No 26,N9 °° W 1,24 chs to a stake opposite end of tail sluice and just above junction with ravine running down from Station 15. spruce 36 in dia: bears 8 41 S 30’ E 0 42 chs. ‘Thence, No 27.8 41° 00’ W100 chs ciors center of cauon, 1.49°chs to a stake on west side of ravine. Thénce, No 28,8 9° E 0.80 chains to a stake on west side of canon. ‘Ihence, No 29, 8 28° W 2.84 chains to a stakeon W side of canon. Thence, No 30,8 3° 30’ W, . 3.15 che to @ stake on west side of canon. Thence, No 3t;3°26 2 45° W z 59 chains to u stuke-on west-side of-canon,‘f hence, No 32,8 18° 00’ W 160 chs toa stake on W 21.to 1, and 0 75 chs N of blacksmith shop. Thence, No 33, N 88° 15’ W 5.32 chains to place of beginning. Containing 173, 26-100;acres, and designated as lot No 41 in. Sectione 36 and 21, township 14 Nerth, Rang: 10 East, Mt Diablo Baseand Meridian, 8 ia locatiors were made as follows. David Scranton, et al, Dec. 12, 1853. By B. Day et al, Dec. 21, 1953, 7 Tunnel Co., Ls ged go Geo L. att etal, June &, by the oe ied Japuary 8 1876. egy atl being of record in the Wuolpn ovat Mining District records, and the Mining Records of Nevada county. The applica ts claim by purchase and location. Adjoining claimants areon the west, the . Grienta) X. I. X. and Bos on Companies, andon tha North, East and South by vacant holding. any adverse. claim PR ges hereby r-qnired to present the game beforé ths O within sixty dass from the first oe of publish:n; hereof, B. MoWARLAND, Register. ' Geo. 8. Hupp, Atty.; mo fet, Nevada. Commencing ét a stake Nu, 1, in diggings es . wide.of canon, and online between stations..t 4t¢-Markat St-Sen-Franciseoy ax

44 li ver; > mn od The Daily Transcript] Mining ‘stock Board. nce cad NEVADA CLT Y, CAL. SAN FRANCISCO. 3 eek _ AEST . Yesterday, Morning's Sales. Hil) os “LOCAL AFFAIRS. sane Ouhiechee Nevthers Belle Mine. er Mexican, 24%. ‘ a ; : 535 Gould & Curry, 18, -. ‘ a The above mine is located in Es. 60 B-st-& B lever, 45. i meralda county, Nevada. Several . , 33D Savage, 100. ” loac n : esa €xof the owcers-are residing or uséd to . 239 Chollar, 827. ack: oo ee Cald 1, . 9) Hale & Norcross, 39, own reside in this city. John Caldwe 195 Crown Pwint; 323/, sa John Cashin, Mrs. Long,Mr. Criten20 “Yellow Jacket, 77. fe den and the Lampe brothers ure 100 Imperial, 74 _ among them. The owners have reBe eee 5% pha,.9. be cently constructed a twenty stamp 245 Belcher, 28. a te * mill which has a greatér capacity “OV Gontignvee. 19. ~ he ndathan aby similar mill on the: coast. 40 Con Virginia, 425. JOT) + 4 = aH eg Water was “conduéted “froin” “the . o485. Sierra Nevada, 11%. — ay 125_Daney,75¢horn oe mountains a along way. off, through . 99) California, 6114. irce, iron pipes, at a cost of over $25,000. 80 Bulion, 51%. scat A road has -been constructed a loug 35 Overman; 62, ; vy sis enna ene eos nt Gh eet ere a me == rthe “distance to a belt of timber for thé : < iy vert: — > : _, *. 100 Lady Bryan, 3%. nill, purpose of securing timber. Tue} 49 Caledonia, 17. ponderons machivery was shipped . 415 Baltimore, 4%. by rail te, Carson, and then drawn by 250 Silver Hill, wes reek eee ; . ; “. Llsi Woodville, 34%, nee: teams in mid Winter a distance of . = ioe: 160 miles. ‘The mill bnildings are . ee eee ‘Oar : . ¥ ae , int very exiensive. The distance aronnd . GOnHAM bas written a leticr-to the tae them, keeping cloxe to the \bailding, editor of the San Die "89 Union denyk to accordiny to the Borax Miner, from ling that he-i is a ¢ candilate for Gov-! got which we get.this-item, is ver half perpor, and stating that bis. name -s} amile. It has an’ore bonse 40 feet} ouly being used in that couucchion square, ‘adry kiln 35x42 feet, which . . by his enemies for purposes of their has a capacity of drying 50 tons of . own: Nobody but a firstelass idiot Inore per day. .The -batteries are. fed . ever believed that Gerham ever de : A. by patent seif feeders. The stuwips . . sired, or could receive the Republijl weigh 800 pounds each and strike 90 ¢1n nomination to that position. It aR Ty ba 3AR NT, rable. vill _ diameter, having iron bottoms wd amalgim-~exeh -to-w charge: For Assemblyman. A? Ttne request of many friends of » Sudge O. P. Stidger; we hereby an‘nounce him asa-candidate for the office of Assemblyman. subject_tothe—decision of the Republican County.. Convention. a3 ‘Fer County Treasurer. SAAC LOYD, of Nevada City, is hereby anncunced as a tandi late for the office of County Treasurer, sybject to the decision of the Democratic han ynty Cunvention. For District ct Att}rney. EO, 8. HUPP is hereby announced as W a candidate for the office of District Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democrati« County Convention. For. Count:7 Recorder. H. ADAMS, of Grass Valley, is @ hereby announced asa candidate forthe office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Conventidn,. * times per minute. Tie pan rooin cou. wil now be in crder for the *Indetains ten combination pans & feet in . _ wooden sides; manufactured express3 for working roasted pulp. There ‘jsa Stadtefelt Ro yasting Farnace of . large capacity connected with the mill. The settler room is 25x65, aud . contains 5 Belding settlers, eight feet-in diameter and 40 inches hign. he retort and. melting room is 25 feet square, contatning three retorts, having a capacity of 1,900 pounds ‘Ail of these improsements have been made from the proceeds of the mine Wiiile it was being devel ped, . dividend will be made in. about a} month. The mine is considered . ‘one of the:best in the State outside of the Comstock lode. ~ o and a large . : Crop Prospects. Kegriculturists are noted for grampling. It is very seldom a year passes that a wail does not proceed _ from them, whether there is oceusion . or not. The present season has, given good cause for grumbling, bat the crop yield will be much better than would be expected after so mauch has been said about a total failure. In the San Joaquin .valley there will be a very short crop, and ‘we believe there has been for thedast four years. In other sections, where wheat is the staple ‘crop, the yield will be gt least balf the usual amount ~sand in muny Places two-thirds, The Coast counties, ‘Where’ moisture from the Sea may be found, will afford pendent press” to start the yr that he _is_intrigning to secure an . ele ction to the Senate as the successor.cf Sargent.Tuk Confidence quartz mine on Fresno river, near Indian Peak, has . been bonded by the owners at $90,000 toG. P. Cyruell, cisco. of San’ Fran* Cornell will develop the mine aud endeavor to ascertain its value, -Pre-Los Augetes Express man-basfound another evidence of the pecn-. _ liar advantages of that county. He ‘hit sheep can run three or four days in this county without water, ee eee Fat, juicy oysters, luscious ice cream, sparkling soda water, Parisian lemonade, and other luxuries at. the saloon of Antoine Tam, on Pine street. The pclitest attention shown patrons. Best brands of cigars al-ways on-hand. — 1 18-1inMULLOY'’S. : aii Just Received. At Hyman Bros. Clothing Emporium, corner of Broad and Pine streets, the latest style of Silk Hats, and a‘ large variety of Suinmer clothing. 22 Tamesbon Herring at LESTER & ? IMPORTANT. ~ Endorsed ‘+ the . _ their usual crop,.so it is safe to predict a moderate yield this year, not. withstanding the gag of the sea-; son, The State will. for its own cidassaniine and have a surplus for transportation. First Accident on the Railroad. The workmen on the‘line. of the “Narrow Gauge Railroad between . thiseity and Colfax have been. remarkably. ortunate in the matter of accidents.unti last. week, Friday, when one of the. .foremen, whose name has now slippedour mewory, was quite seriously .iujuredby a “powder explosion. “A Chinaman had fixed a Uiastin one of two holes with which a fuse was coi nected, ‘and supposing that both holes had exploded, tne foreman approached; and while stooping over-to see what execution had been done, the second blast went off and quite severely, although not fatally, injured bim. Soon after the accideut he was sent to the Railroad hospital, at Sacramento, where he wiil receive treat; ment, . Republican Delegates. The Republicans of North San! Juan held aprimary meeting on ~Batutday afteruson list, and” elected the following delegates to the County ‘Convention, to be held in this city _on Saturday next: J. 5. McBride, ” Geo. Parsbley, A. J. Putnam, Geo. N.L. Powell and James A. Stidger. Everything is harmonious among the Republicans of San Juan, and there was no opposition at the meeting. At North Bioomfield, we learn through James Marriott, that H.C. Perkins ‘was elected asa delegate from that precinct.New style Grenudjues, Lawns, American and French Prints, just re. trived.at A. Biumenthal’s. jt Medical profession. _ Dr. Wm: Hall’s Balsam for the Lungs, cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all diseases’ of the Throat and Chest. Dr. Townsley’s Toothache Anodyne cures in One Minute. {7-6m Life is Sweet. The blood is the life of the human syspurpose no standard medicine has had so uniform and amazing succéss as Dr. Henley’s Celebrated I. X. L. Bitters. This isa pure stimulant, medicated with the finest tonics and a)teratives which the vegetable kingdom affords; and is-the only preparation at present known which thoroughly meets the emergency: The effect of this popular restorative is continuous. Each ane taken invigorates the vital ——— unquestionably cure any case of debility, or* mental_torpidity that does not arise from organic™causes beyond the reach of medicine. It is> in_the strictest sense of the word, an invigorating and regulating. cordlal, “If the nerves ate tremulous and relaxed, it bi them; if theviver is torpid it promotes activity in.that Organ; if the appetite is poor-and digestion a Blow ‘and painful operation, if creates a relist for food and enables the stomach to convert it into heaithful-ailméent, Moreover, it isa specific for a large number of ail. ments,some of which are particularly prev_alent_in the damp and _ chilly. weather whith we so often experience-in mi win., ter. ‘Among these may be mentioned ‘Fhetitnatism, chills and lever; and all'the morbid conditions of the digestive organs. By insuring perfect digestion and a proper flow of bile, it insures pure blood, a vigorous circulation, and the prompt discharge of all waste matter from the system. TO CONTRACTORS. ‘EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the County Clerk’s Office, Nevada City, where plans and specifications can be seen, until TUESDAY, JUNE 8th, 1975, for the coustruction of an arch brick sewer leading ftom Kelsey Ravine te Court House. _Also a drain to connect witti said sewer. to the jxil, &c., ke. Bonds will be required for the faithful performace of the work, and the right to rejéct any or all bids will be reserved. by order of the Board of Supervi: ors, cog PATTISON, Cletk. ji By T. C. Puoxaerr, Deputy, =s -(uys: It may not be generally known . Prive apple cheese at LESTER & . tem:_Keep it pure and all is well; for this . _ = Sheriff. rons R. CLARKE, @ of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as“ candidute for Shoritf of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For County Ass-ssor. B. MAYBANK, of Eureka Township,’ e ish reby announced #8 a candidiute+ the decision of the’ Democratic County Convention. For Coun‘y Assessor. ANTIEL COLLINS is hereby announced asa condidite fur the offi e-of County As-essur, subjevt to the decision of the Democratic County Conve ntion, CHN J. ROGE RS is hereb by announced BELL & BELDEN, Be =} @TPBOOKS, Gold Pens, for ihe cfice of County Assessor, subject to . ! For County--Recoreer. Sos -_ Masonic Building. Gor Pine & Cinilnacctal Streets, HOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN: Drugs. Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. — . Books ! — BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, MARCUS C. HAWLEY/& CO,, CORNER OF = J AND SECOND ee SACRAMENTO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL . IMPLEMENTS STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DR STOCK IS COMPLETE in department, ard our prices AS LOW as any howse in the Smte for the sameclass of goods. We bandle none but what we alwys keep the latest improved «Machines . which ave kuown to be good, and preferable to the older styles. SOL E. AGENTS FOR THE COAST OF Gaar, Scott & Co's Portable EnJUVENILES,’ NEW } UBLICATIONS, STATIONERY. Say Steel Pens, Letter and Note Paper,, Legal Cap, Bill Cap, _ Drawing Paper, Envelopes. srt moments mone Tres Sanunaieade ~~“ yrhires; Lerman mer, Molitie Wind MitIs, ; > Gold Medal separators,. Taylor Sulky Rakes, * Haine’s Gen. Heuders, Underwood's Hay Louder, & Rake, Trade Kngines. Vibrator ‘Ihreshers, Challenge Spring Wagons Schuttier Farm Wayons, Piti’s Horse Pow ers, and THE MEADOW KING MOWER. B82” See them beforeyer Send tor Catalogues. gaa JOHN J ACK’S CIGARAND TOBACCO FRUIT.. CONFECTIONERY AND “uy any other, &o, &o aS 8 Cull tidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the. decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Sh> or ff. EO. W, SMITH is is hereby announced W as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to. the decision of the Democratic ss Convention. For County Clerk. — ry EGE, PLUNKETT ik Tis hrreby ecincunced . e as a candi ‘ate for the office of Clerk of Nevada County; subject to tne decision For County Clerk. AMES D. WHITE is hereby announced as a candidate for the offive of Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Democr.tic County Conventton. For County Recorder. EE GARTHE announces himself @ . _4 candidate for the office of County Recorder. subject to the decision os the Democratic County Convention. For County Surveyor. ALMER SMI'TH is hereby announced as a-candidate fur County survey or, subject to the decision of the De mocratic . County Convention. FOR ‘Gas,S. McBRIDE is hereby announced e@ a8 a candidate fer the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Oonverition, For Sheriff. OBERT HUCKI\S~— is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of BHERIFF of Nevada C Joutity, subject to the decision of the Républican County Conveniion. ma6* For #ssemblymai. W. HAYDEN, of Truckeé, will @ be a candidate for the Assembly, subject tu the decision of the. Kepublican Nomiusting Convention of Nevada County. FOR SHERIFF. IKE GARVER is hereby announced as a candidate for the vflice of Sheriff OI wevada county, subject to the decision of the Dcmocratic Convention. apis FOR COUNTY SURVEYvB. NENWICK R. MILLER; is hereby for the office of County Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. For Assemblyman. G EO. W. GIFFEN is heréby announced WT as a candidate forthe Assembly, subject to the decision Of the Democratic Conventior., a oie — COUNTY TEACHER’S INSTITUTE. Se Annual Ouinty Teach: r's Institute will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on »

THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, © And continue in session three days, in the Assembly Holl, Washin, ton schoul euse. Every teacher iu the county is cted to be in attendance. lt ts hoped that at least o. e Sehoo! Trustee from.each School District will also be . present. peer . Prof. Den and other distinguished Educators, will nt and deiiver lecThe order of exerci: ll be published duripg the sessian. Nic ho are interested in shuasiian are cordially in. ited FRANK POW County Sup’t of Schoo. Nevada, May 25th, 1875. $500 ‘RANCH FOR SALE. ITHIN ONE MILE of Nevada City. There sre nearly 200 acres of 1 nd, Pay = 90 of which is sown to grain. There img of water and wood. Sale ipthe —. 5 el -possessory. For gertculers i ule ve CONNELLY, or of ef the Republican County. Convention, .4. . Azents Pacific Mutual Life Inpublic, aod a. special invitation to al) * eee a IcE COLD SODA WATER, Drawn from Lippencott’s. -furance Co., of California BELL & BELDEN. ee Pa aie ih ANNUAL PIC NIC, BY THE FOREST SPRINGS SCHOOL. HE FOREST SPRINGS SCHOOL will give their ANNUAL PIC NIC on FRIDAY, JUNE 4th, 1875-5 se general-itvitation is extended-to~ “tenet schools in the county. A Dance will be giveninthe iene ing. and Frank Beckett will = Farnish Music forthe , Uccasion. _ + o No pains willbe spared to make the oc: asion enjoyable to=ll who may attend.NOTICE. rAXHE Books and “aecounte of the Deer Creek Lumber Company have been “placed in my hands for settlement.-— Air persens knowing themse ves indebted to the Company will save costs by settling immediately. The bajance of lumber in the yard on Sacramento street will be sold low for cash. 8. B. DAVENPORT, J. P. ” m22-lm Opposite Exchange Hotel. Pennsylvania Engine Co., No, 2. ANNUAL ELECTION. ATTENTION COMPANY. YOU ARF HEREBY NOTIFIED that the. ANNUALELECTION for Officers takes pla e on Wedmesday Evening, Jane 2d, AT 735 O'CLOCK SHARP, AT THE HALL OF PENNSYLVANIA FIRE CO, Every member ix requerted to be ent promptly, to transact important ness.— By order. E. GOLDSMITH, —. NEVADA ICE COMPANY Orders left at the of E. W. Bigelow & Co., attention. CHAS. KENT, he E. Mixa, Seeretary. Nevada, May 25, 1875. DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. now in receipt of a fresh importation of Choice HAVANA and DOMESTIC GARS, including tne celebrated brands Elaine and Pulmin Palace Car ~ ALSO CHEWING TOBACCO, or retail, © PRESH_PRUITS, Sree Of «1 descriptions, such as, Strawber ries, Oranges, Lemons, : Lime etec., Will be “Kept constantly on hand during the season. CANDIES ! CANDIES ! At 25 Cents per Pound, and upwards. FRESH NUTS, Always on hand at the lowest rates. ap25 JUHN JACK, 1 1. 0. 2.. 3. WYOMING TRIBE, _ No, 49, IMPOKVED ORDER OF RED VEN , meets every THURSDAY: EVEN NG, at their Wigwam p.m. H. C, McKELVEY, Chief of Reco-ds‘ No. 696. ; Spitialios fora Patent to a Mining Claim. a . Unsrep SratTes Lanv OFFICE, : Sacramento, Cad, May 20, 1875. OTIGE is hereby given thatthe Yuba ‘Gravel Range Mining Co.,, a corporatiou existing under the laws of Cal., whose Post Office is North San Juan, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for patent for the Yuba Gravel Renge Plecer mine, bearing gold; Hill Mining District, Ne ‘ada county, California, and desc ribed in the plat and field notes on file in this office as ful ows, viz: Commencing et a pine:-stump dreignated on field notes as No 1, standing 8lks South of Hustler’s wood shed. Thence variation being 174% .° E,1,8 44° 30’ E 18.08 chs to. a stake, Nv 2, from which a black oak 30’’ bears N 38° E 97 lks dist. Thence, 2, 8 55° 45’ FE 3.84 chain to a stake No 3, from which a black ok 36” dears S 66° W 34 lks Thence, 2 825° 30’ W 1.77 chains to a stake, No 4,1 ch Sof mining opt, from which » pine 8” bears N 12 ᴀ E39 Ixs dist. Theuce, 4, N 82° 15° W 4.25 to a stake in dteae Thence, 5, 8 41° 15° W 3.13 © ajLs td a stake, No. 6, in . diggings Thence, 6,8 30° 06° -W-1.49 chains to a stake. No 7, in diggings. Thence. 7, 83° 15’ E 400 chains toa stake, No 8,10 lke 8 of edge of mining cut, and from whih a black onk 12” dis, bears N 83°-30’ W 41 k-. Thence, 8, N 83° 15’ W 9.94 chains ard-cn cabin, an’! from which a black oak 4” dia bears 8 51° 16’ W 561lks. Thence, 9 INT9? W 10.71 chains to a stike, No 10, 8 links $ of “%o, read, from’ which a pine 48 in dia bears N 80° E 28 Ike dist. Thence, 11, 1.50 chs 8 of a ravine from which a pine 30” dia, bears N 50°. E 22 tks. Thene 11,.N.299 15’ W 15.26 chains to a pine tree, No 12, blaze’, and from which a pine 20 in dia bears 817° gu’ E 54 Ike. Thence, 12. N 26° 15 W 5.90 chains to a pine tree 10” dia No 13. Thence, 13, N 399 45’. W 13.75 chaivus to a stake, No 14. Theree 14, N 80° E 9.56 toa black ovk stub No-15, 24” dia. Thence, 15,8 61° 15’ E 20-03 chs to astake No16. Thence, 16, N 8° 15° E 9.68 chiins to a stake, No 17, marked McHt No 2, heing cor No 2 of approved survey of R. McMurr:y’s placer mine. Thence, 17, N 76° 15’ E803 toa stake from which 4 Sec. stake between Secs 9 and 16, Township 17 North, Rarge 9 rast, Mt. Diabl, B and M, bears 8 35° 35_E 7.48 chains. Thence 18,8 3° K 12.33 chs to a yeNow pine tree in aravine 36in dis. Thence, 19, N 73° E. 1.80 cha to a stake, No 20. 1.50 chs E of ravine, from which a pine 30 in odes! bears-N-30°_E 51 dks, ‘Thence, 20, $ 11 9. 4“ E 4.46 chains to a pine tree No 21, 48” dia. end_7h lke N of county road The 21,82 © E3.46to a stax, No 24, 1 oh N of * reservoir from whicha pir e 5 in dia bears 841° Walbilks. Thence, “2,8 509 10’ W 6.50 chains to place of beginning: Containing 109, 30-100 acres, lot No 61, in SecSens Gant. 16, ‘Townkbip. 17 North, 3 n e. 9* Fast, Mt. Diablo, Buse and Meridian. Said Soliton was made, and is of reco din the said Kennebec Hill Mining District, County and State aforesaid. title of applicant see book 14 of deeds, ‘pp 682, oe, 684, 146; book 20, p 169. boox 30, p 624:book . 25° 48, p — — book 32, p 394; book 34, p =o 532: book 34, pp p 5365, 560; woon f 151; book pg 45, 6%, 70. book ae — Records BP Seva eae Adjoining claimants are coMurray and vannals ‘placer claim, on ti ahuias tothing any adverse claims . are tereby required to present the this -e within sixty days ing the Thestre. FFICE ON BRUAD STRBET, adjoizQiee: dune 0th, 1874 day of pub ishing bercof. McFARLA ND, Register. know to-bé FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and . apht-6m-sip VARIETY STORE, Tt PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. Of all kinds, which will be sold a ; a lication fo. Pateut for ‘the ——lin woobey~ Odé Fello -s’ Hall,! evada city. ,at-8-0’clock* 7; situste-in—-Kennebeck + to a stake, No 9, 1.50 chains W of old Rich . 10, N 30° 15’ W 4.00 chains to a stake No Great Land Sale. THE _GERKE' RANCH, “COMPRISING 15,000 acres ~Of tie finest faids in the State is offered FOR SALE in #0, 80 —s =) acre — Sales made by the owner direct. or through ager cies established by hint. Ra” No MIDDLEME*, “Gl A FIN E VINEYARD, Containing’ 100,000 vines, the yonnabet of which ae 11 years old, capncity 100,000 gallons, will be included in the sale. ‘LOCATION. +: fhe Gérke Ranch is situated in Te~ ; bama-and Butte counties. The Sen tehes heendiry fora disturce of ‘tive miles; tie Sacrameito river bounding the west shh. On the north flows Deer.creck which con-._ tate -ufivientwatertoirrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will “be secured to every purchaser. ‘Lhe 2% er is navigable te She-furm-atall seasons of the year. HOMES. To those seeking homes,.th‘s: farm. pre 6 nts unusual-_attraction of soil, climate amd location. The frost and drought which has been clinest universally disastrous the present year,. has not injured the crops or vineyards in the least. _ Ove hundred ard firey families can make thems lyes comfertable homes here. S Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance-in one, two and three years at 10 per cent, per annua, Land muy be purchased at private sale wil the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. . For further information apply to Dr. J, 8. CAMERON, “Red ved Bluff, Teha Tehama Connty, Cai. _ GEORGE HAMLIN, Or to Henry Gerke, on the Ranch, Viaa, May 25, 1875. : Application for a Patent for a Mining Claim. UNITED S'fA'TES LAND OFFICE, Sacramentu, Cal., May 6. 1875, OTICH is here by given, That Willian ~“Hirkin, James heid, Etihu Mi lv and W.u, W, Pryde,whose Post Offle is Moore’s Fiat, Nev. éa county, (al , have mude apBlue Bank. vel M-ning Claims bewring qld, sitet county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this officé az . follows, viz: Blue Bank Gravel Mine. on bonnvary line between Oriental and Biue Bauk ground, from which shaft to resent tunnel bars % 54° 55’ E 4.04 cha. hence, variation i? 30°E, No.1,Suo ao" W 11.89 chs cross county road 42.39 ehs toa pine tree, with an 8S in trunk, 50’ from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2,8 73° 45° h 18.70 chs toa stake No 3,2, che north of center of Bloody Run Ravine.from which a white hr 20 in. dia. bears 3 29, 05’ W 0.61 chs«ist. Thence, No 3, 8.879 30° Kk 13.43 chs to a stake No 4, 3 chs N of Bloody Run Ravine. from which Balsam 5” beurs $ 39° 30’ E0.44chs. Thence, No 4; N 16° 30’ E 27.00 chs to a stakeon lower . bank of miners ditch, from which a wif 24 in. dia. bears N 75© W 0.45 chs, Thenve, No 5,8 84° 15’ E 2.50 chains to a stake on banx of Miner's Ditch, from which a fir 36 in. dia. bears N37° 30’ W 0:19 chafing. Thence, No 6, N 72° 45’ E 2.60 chs to a stake No 7 on bank of Miuers’ Ditch. Thence, No 7, N 42° 30’ E 2.77 cha-te a“. cedar tree.on bahk of Miners’ Ditch. ‘+ Yuence, No 8, N 38° 00’ E 2.88 chs. to a stuke, No 9, on bank of ditch, +rom which balrum fir bears N 56®@ 00’ 'W 0.20 che. Thenée, No 9,N 18° 16° #, 3.34 chs toa siake, No 10, ~n bank ofditch, Thence, No 10, *N 23° 45 5.54 chs, toa stake, No i, on bank of ditch at foot of aspruce snag Tueuce, No li, N 59° 15’ EF 1.30 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at inter‘section of section line between Sevtions “2t‘and 22. Thenee, No 12 NvuS 45 W.8655 chs 10 a stake on ‘section ine 3.58 chs 'E.-of. (o, Road, and 8-04 chs south of. section corn’r common fo sections 15, 16, 21 anc 22,T 18N R10 KE. Thence, No 13,N 722 00: W 3.50 chs cross county road 11.50 chs to a stake tree, 48 in. dia.N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence. Thence, No. #4, $ 642 30’ W 13.40 chains to a stake on steep bank on East sie of ravine. Thence, No 75,N 11° 43’ W 14.91 chs to a stuke on east, side of aravine, from which @ cedar 24 in. din. bears N 5° 30’ W 0.25 ch+. Thence, No 16, N 85° 15’ W 6.02 che to a cedur tree on.F side of a ravine-at junction with ravine Si “ey down from stake No, 15. Thence, No 17, 8 40° 15’ E 9.42 chs to # cedar tree on east side of ravine runming down from station 15. Thence, No 18, 5 65° 15’ W100 chs cross certer of revine 1 62 chs toa twin spruce tree, blaized,-und lch N Wof falis; ‘Thence, No 19,8 17° 45'-E 8.50 chs to-asta e on W ride of ra-. vine, and ou line between St.tions 15 and 21. Thence, No 20.8 64° 40’ W 1.10 chs toa stake un edge of benk 20’ high. Thence No 21. N 88° 15’ W 0.10 chs descend bunk gu’ hivth into diggings, 7.17 chs toa stake, No 22, on E side of Canon, ‘Fhenee, No 2, WN 18° kK 0 80 chains to a stake om E side of Canon on edge of trail to mouth of Blue’ Bank tunnel, mouth of tunnel. Thence, No 24, N 26° 45',E 275 chs to» stake, No 24,0n E side of Canon, from which mouth ‘ t Blue Bank Tunvuel bears N 24°15’ W. T ence, No 24, N3® 30 E 4.12 chs to a vend spruce tree, ‘opposite mouth of tunnel, ry bears $ 62> bu’W. Thence,N..co.N > 00’ E 3.00 chs to a stake, No 26, on east poo of Canon. Thenee, No 26,N9 °° W 1,24 chs to a stake opposite end of tail sluice and just above junction with ravine running down from Station 15. spruce 36 in dia: bears 8 41 S 30’ E 0 42 chs. ‘Thence, No 27.8 41° 00’ W100 chs ciors center of cauon, 1.49°chs to a stake on west side of ravine. Thénce, No 28,8 9° E 0.80 chains to a stake on west side of canon. ‘Ihence, No 29, 8 28° W 2.84 chains to a stakeon W side of canon. Thence, No 30,8 3° 30’ W, . 3.15 che to @ stake on west side of canon. Thence, No 3t;3°26 2 45° W z 59 chains to u stuke-on west-side of-canon,‘f hence, No 32,8 18° 00’ W 160 chs toa stake on W 21.to 1, and 0 75 chs N of blacksmith shop. Thence, No 33, N 88° 15’ W 5.32 chains to place of beginning. Containing 173, 26-100;acres, and designated as lot No 41 in. Sectione 36 and 21, township 14 Nerth, Rang: 10 East, Mt Diablo Baseand Meridian, 8 ia locatiors were made as follows. David Scranton, et al, Dec. 12, 1853. By B. Day et al, Dec. 21, 1953, 7 Tunnel Co., Ls ged go Geo L. att etal, June &, by the oe ied Japuary 8 1876. egy atl being of record in the Wuolpn ovat Mining District records, and the Mining Records of Nevada county. The applica ts claim by purchase and location. Adjoining claimants areon the west, the . Grienta) X. I. X. and Bos on Companies, andon tha North, East and South by vacant holding. any adverse. claim PR ges hereby r-qnired to present the game beforé ths O within sixty dass from the first oe of publish:n; hereof, B. MoWARLAND, Register. ' Geo. 8. Hupp, Atty.; mo fet, Nevada. Commencing ét a stake Nu, 1, in diggings es . wide.of canon, and online between stations...t 4t¢-Markat St-Sen-Franciseoy ax