June 11, 1875 (4 pages)

ET, wi o“treat iseises Syphil85, Im years ss Ully of anvisiting and has iry, 624 a., Ban id those me nor and has for the 8, both » gufferthe efat their ces and lisquali— narriaye, 3 horrid th closes friends sufferiug stroying l for and hem imsian who ial study cure the srcury or to those are inter in, to be tors who skill in ° imposing es of emnd other nd make into the ence ot depraved by the ay certainty, mptoms, zai medicaY ice, ark ept, ring6tling of }, uneasihe limbs, t, loss of ng strangtances, 3 of mem1 various i tongue, . on, nightinsanity. 80 afflicteither in e effected ’ treating effecting will give who will wascured the San ‘lage, who se fearful sacred renor delay 3 office or s may-rely., al secrecy. no more . nd mutus f services umstances , valent and ng quacks — and will istriument, 1 and per‘URED AT » Dr. Giblength-of l, and the free from vart of the ection for ULARS ip rough the argo & Co., forwarded on. 3 Kearney Francisco. 11. treet. on the le se inform advertise myl OUNTY CITY. 000. © e $ . CASHIER, . H. Parker, llateral send Coun . at Regular discounted. ld Dust or the Min received, amento, £8" _ lon and Ger, Globe Inifornia, Sacramento inia'City. ry 1 be allowDeposannum. nt. per istance can nat par. ORS. =e » received at jevada City, con = —_ i 475, for.tt sewer lead-, vurt Howread ave. to be nf the work. \ bids wil afi ervi ors,” ON, Clerk v, Deputy, BROWN & WATSON, Pats ~. Gounty Sutveyor, = ’ fur patent for the E the Ne of N WX of Se 7 The. Daily Transcript ' NEVADA GITY, CAL. ee N. P. BROWN. " .B. J. WATSON. Proprietors, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ll, 187 5, Great Land Sale. THE GERKE. RANCH, “COMPRISING 15,00@acres of the finest lands 1 : ee WYOMING TRIBE, No. 49, IMPORVED ORDER OF RK ED MEN, meets every THURSDAY FVENING at their Wigwam Qdd Fello «s’ Hall. Nevada city at 8 o’clock @. M.-H. C., McKBLV+Y, Chief of Records i. M. MUNT, M. D. ‘ATTENDING PHYSICZAN . NEVADA. CITY. <asde MM. WALLISG;— : ATTORNEY AR LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tae Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, . . FFICH, Brown & Mor MWADA CUPY, Cal, DR. G. W. GRAVES AND DR. H. WAGNER, Physicians, Surgeons and Obstetricians, Permanently located at NEVADA CITY. FFCE in Brown & Morgan’s Bloch Corner Broad and Pine streets. m gin’s Block, NEaps ¢ ¢ GEO, 8, HUPP. D. J. CROWLEY, HUPP & CROWLEY, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, _. Offttee—Brown & Motzan’s Block, NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ JOHN H. HARRISON, . hk ive IN BEEF, MUTTON _7. VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNE? PURE, ke. : Meats sold at resonable rates ror Cash.— hop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Thertre : W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law . : AND: NOTARY PUBLIC. EFI0# ON BROAD STREET, opporit the National Exchange Hotel, PALMER MITH, . D. B. MERRY. _PALMER MITH, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.8 Dep. Surveyor U.S, Dep. Surveyor. MERRY & SMILH, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, _LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. . -; tory as ever, white and clean. 5 Buckingham's Dye for Whiskers. ; pearance Gn the surface of humours that This standard article is eompounded with the greatest care. =o : Its effects are as wonderful and satigfacIt restores gray or faded hair to its youth. fil culor, i Tt removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff; andthe sealp by its use becomes By its-tonic properties it restores the capiNary glands to their normal vigor,preventing, baldness, and making. the hair grow thick and strong. Aba dressing nothin ghas been found so eff@ctual or desirable. : _ Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massa. chusetts, says of it: «I cona‘der it the best preparation for its intended purposes,” —= This elegant preparation may be relied on to change the color of the beard from gray or any other undesirable shade, to brown or black, at discretion, It is easily applied,being in one preparation,an? quickly avd. effectually produces a permanent color which will neither rub nor wash oft. Manufactured by RK. P.HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H. Sold by all Drugzists and dealers in medicine: "18 Ayer's Sarsaparilla, For Purifying the Blood. pound of the: vegetable a 1teratives, Sars7 aparilla, Dock, eS Stillingia and PY Mandrake with Zo the Iodides of \ = Potassium and )Iron makes @ which are very prevalent and afflicting. It purifies the blood, purges out the lurking humors in the system, that undermine health and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the apshould be expelled from the blood: © Internal derangements are the determination of these same humors to some internal organ, or organs, whose action they derange, znd whose substance they disease and destroy. AYER'’s SARSAPARUAA expels these ~ NEVADA CITY. — ua Office at the COURT HOUSE. Or. ders jeft at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will receive. prompt attention. jal __NILES SEARLS, Attorney end Counselor at Law Ac BRECK OFFICK, In Fuato the Court Hous DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. ( FFICE ON BROAD STREET, adjoir. ing the Theatre. Nevada Jnne loth. 1874 o No. 679. : Application for Patent to a Min-~ ing Claim. A oe ‘UNITED STATES LAND OFFIGE, . Sacramenty, Cal.; April 7, 1875.4 OTICE is hereby gi en, that C.J. " Krown, Andrew. Larsen and Nelson Johnson, whose Pust Office is Dutch Plat, Placer county‘ Cal., have made application wweka Gate Placer Mine, bearing gold, situate in Eureka Gate Mining District, Nevada county, Californ a, and de. scribed as follows, yiz: On surveyed land, being the 8 44 of S W 4 of ection 24, and ction 25, £16 N, RK 9 E,.M D M, and containing 160 “acres. + Said location was made by the applicants Nov. 28, 1870, and is duly recorded in the Mining Records of Nevada county, book 4, page 691. There are no adjoining mining, aims, “ j Lees All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof. apil T. B. McFARLAND, Register COUNTY. TEACHER’s INSTITUTE. JHE Annual County Teacher’s Institute will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at Id-o'elock, a:-a:; on THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, And continue in session three days, in,the Assembly Hall, Washington School Mouse. Every teacher in the county is expected to be in attendance, It is hoped that at least oné Sehool Trus. . e from each School District will also be Prof. Denman. and -othes-distinguished + a ‘Raucators, will be present atid deliver lec. res. The order of exercises will be published during the session. who are interested in the cause of edueation are cordially in-ited to attend. ; FRANK POWER, County Sup’t of Schools, _ May 25th, 1875. NOTICE. cies 2 rye Books and accounts of the Deer Creek Lumber (smnany have been Piteed im my: bande f+ settlement. Ail Qeon knowin. theme’ ves indebted to E Company Will caves “Qsia by, -eted Mamedinte! y. The Balance of Haver ‘the yard on Sacraznent: street Will be séld low for : ati SE Rao Nevada, s gotel ‘Tumors from the hlood, Carriage, ‘Sign, and ink, on the Grass . pared to do ° ‘CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING In‘all its’ branches, ir. the anost finished ttyle, and with promptncs he times. When they are gone, the disorders they produce disap pear, such as Ulcerations of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases of the .Skin, St. Anthony’s Fire, Rose or Eryesipelas, Pimples, Pustules, blotches, Boils, ‘Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scala Head, Ringworm, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhwa arising from internal ulceration and uterine dis. ease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation and General Debility, With: their departure health returns. : PREPARED BY Dr. J.C. AYER & Co., Lowell Mass., PRACTIOAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMINTS. SOLD BY ALA, DRUGGISTS AND DEAL. . . IN MEDICINE, ap19-taugl9 B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St.NEVADA CITY, mental Painting. — J. W. COOLEY, T SEAMAN'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, (near the residence of John Cashin, Valley road,) is now preA Prices to suit Satisfaction Guaranteed. Thiscom. faly-rodicrted: Sales made by the owner direct. or through agencies established by him. Ra" No MippLeEMEN,. “8A _ A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngest df which gre 11 years-old, cap icity 100,000 gallons, Will be included in the sale, 4 lima LOCATION. The Gerke Ranch is situated in Tehamaead Butte counties. The Oaliforni and Oregon Railroad travérses: the eastern boundary for a distance of five miles, t-e Sucrameuto rrver bounding thé west side, On the north ‘flows, Deer’ereck which con. tains sufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will be.secured to every purchaser. ‘The ri eis navigable to the farm at all seasons of the year. “HOMES. To those seeking homes, this farm’ pre. sents unusnal attraction of soil, climate and location. The.frost and drought which has been clingst universally disastrous the present year,*has not injured the crops or Vineyards in the least. Oue hundred and firty families can make thems-lves comfortable homes here, Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years at 10 per cent, per annum: Land may be purchased at private sale until the day of public sale Wnich will be announced hereafter, For further information apply to Dr. J. 8. CaMERON, Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal 4 GroRGE HaMuin, _ 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal, * Orto Henry Gerke, on the Ranch, ° Vina, May 25, 1875. + UNION LIVERY STABLE of complaints]™ GRAHAM & MAJOR, PROPRIETORS. OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL, MAIN SLRLET, as NEVADA CITY, CAL, ° eaeyne léased the UN Aa end stocked it with a fine vollection of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BU JIGIES, the proprietors announce to the @itizens ot Nevuda and the community in general,that they are prepured to furnish ___ ELEGANT TURNOUTS, Their horses are kind and gentle, well broken, and yet fre. goers. Persons de= siring to geta ‘ ION STABLES, TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should call and examine. our outfits and prices. Transient eustony bolicitéd? and every effort will be mude to Zive satisfaction. Horses. boarded by the week or menth at reasonable rates, ‘ GRAHAM & MAJOR, Nevada City, April 1st, 1875." NATIONAL EXCHANG iia ve ee event 3 HOTEL, BROAD 8TREET.,.2. -NEVADA CITY; _ §. A, EDDY, Proprietor. beet WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALWays open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, been made to it,und it has been fitte leant style. The sleeping airy and confortable, compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor’ will spare no pains hor expeuse to renuer his guests cofufortable, , Stages for all parts of the State have their Uflices at this Hotel, The House is kept cpen all night for the accommodation of the ‘Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. a A share of Public PB, “dup in Room» are large, and the Vable will 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor.’ Nevada, January 17th. _EBNER’s HOTEL, 18 and 20 K Street, ‘Sacramento, ae 4 KUMLE, PROPRIETOR. L. KUMLE, for several years proprietor of the Ebner Hotel, Sacra. mento, and recently of the Kumle : Hotel in that place, has again taken charge of the Ebmer Hotel, 18 & 20 K Street, And is prepared to entertain guests ina manner unsurpassed by any Hotel in the Stite. Elegant suits of rooms can be se. cured by sending word. The tables are nlWays supplied with every luxury the market afforés, “Ll invite all my friends and the public gnerally, in Nevada County, visiting Sacrauento City, tocall upon me at the Ebner Hotel, assuring them that evegything in my power shill ~be done to angke their stay iweunt and areeable. , Nevada, March 20; 1855. ai Juul L. KUMLE, Proprietar, n the: State. is offered FOR'SALE : . ped atti oe il 0,80 and 160 acre Cory Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco lots. pay . Lerge uiditions-hevePIANOS, po ORGANS, ‘. dia bears S73 ° E100 chs. Thence, 28, N and from which mouth of U @ M Co’s tyneel bears S$ 1° 20’ BE 2,50 chs.Thence, 27, N.76° 30’ E 12.66 chs along boundary line of Trood & Co’s ground, No 2, to a'sta.e an edge of diggings,fromwhich -a-pine 10” 38° 15° EF 0.80 chs descend. bank 30 feet “high, 4.30 chs to astake in diggings, being on boulidary line between Trood & Co-No-3-/ton down from station 15. Thence, No 18, S. 65° 15’ W1.00 chs cross center of ravine 1A2chs ton twin spruce tree, blazed, and. 1 ch N W of falls. ‘hence, No 19,8 MWS 45° E 8.50 chs to asta e on W. side of ravine, and ou line between Sti.tiong 15 and 21. ‘Thence, No 20.8 °64° 30’ W 1.10 chs stake on-edge of bark 20° high. Thence No 2t-N 88° Th? W 0.10 chs descend bank Wholesale und Retail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos: are the ‘Best And are now used in Concerts by all of o _GREAT ARTISTS, Send for Descriptive Circular, The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ : : Is the only FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sold at Four. Hundred Dollars! -PNHE Square Pianos are 7% o-tave, and embraces all . Such as-elegint Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings.’ Full tron Frame, Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Lrebie, etc. Length 6 fect 10. inches; Width, 3 feet inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS ~ Agents wanted in eve: the State for the Celebrated?; Standard Organ Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superierity of Workmanship, Elegance of Finish and Durability, {5 UNRIVALLED, . We keep constant) sortment of Reliable Cheap Pianos, ges SEVEN-AND A. HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFE TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND ___ FULLY WARRANTED, __ . .Prices as low as worthless Pianos ean be obtuined elsewhere. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS . SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENS, IF DESIRED, Call and see us before purchasing epl _ SHERMAN & HYDE,, ry county county in vn and a gvod as. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. f United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal. May. 12,1875, OTICE is hereby s#iven, that the Union E Gravel Miniiig Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Calitornvia, whose Post Office is Suu Prancisce City and county, Cal., bas made application for Patent for the Union Gravel Mine bearing gold, situate in Kennebec. Hill Mining District, Nevada county, Cahfornta,and—tescribed inthe plat wnd field notes on file in this office as. follows, viz: ; Plat A. Commencing atu stake in tailings of Nichols’ house and 1.50 chs N et center of creek. Thence, variation being 17° 30: EB 1, South 61° 35 E, 9.94 chs to a stake, No 2,and marked U GM Go., being 0.08 links, S ofl. Bowen's tence, and from whieh a twin pine 12” dia bears N 8745" 5.0.50 Tks. Thence, 2,8 39° 45 KE 4.39 chs toa Btake No 3, from which a pine 8” dia bears N 126° W 34 lint s., Thence, 3,8 57° 30’ Eb 1/85 chs cross rection line 10.40 chs W of corer Common to Secs, 3, 4. 9 and 10, [17 N RYE, 3.29 chs to a stake, No 4,°Trom which a black oak 24” dia bears N 47° W 0,21 ks, Thence. 4,8 63° 35 5 8.00 chs to a Stake on East sfde of Spring Creek, trom whick a pine 6” dia bears N 693g 2 0.17 lks. Thence, 5, N€09° 30° E 2.00 chs crosg sect. line 3.40 chs § of cor ¢omiunon to o, 4. 9 and 10, 8,46 chs to a stake at-foot of black oak blezed, 24°’ dia. Thence, 6, § 80° 45° E 3 49 chs to a stake, No 7. Thence, 7, 8 75° 15 E ¥,67 chs ‘to a stake,’ Ko 8%, frou which a black oak bears N17 «0:8 lks, 8, 879° 10’ £8.35 chs to a black oak tree, M 9.40” dia on summit of ridge, and va E edge of Lake City 1ead,-fropi wich a black oak,.18” in dia bears N 714° E 0.8. les. ‘Lhence, 9,8 69° 3U’ EH 8.16 cheto a pine Ptree-binzed #0" dia, orm line of U GM Co's fence, and leh W of Cake City andNetada roads. Thence, 10, 8 48° 15 E 1.00 ch cross Nevada and Lake City road, 8.36 chs toa stake, No 11,150 chs W of @ ravine, Thence, 11, $.32° 45 W,15.91 chs to a white oak tree 20" dia and 1.25 chs W of ravine Thener.12, 835° 45° W 5.09 to a pine tree 18a dia. 1.50 chs W of ravine from which a black oak 24 in dia. bears 8174 ° W 10 lks. Thence.'13,8 739 00 W407 chs toa pine tree 20” dia, on E edge of Nevada snd Luke City roads. Thence, 14,8 54> 30 W 6,24.ché to a black onk stub at cross roads of Nevada and rvuad leading to U GM Co's “diggings. Thence, 15, 5 61 > 30 W 7.66 chs toa pine tree 8 in dia. on Jower bank ~€ Grizzly Hill ditch, and.2 chs W of ravine. Thence, 16,8 75° 45 W 6.66 cls to # stake No 17, W, of old Bogan cabin, 0,50 lks W of ravine; pine 36" dia beargs 8 77° 00 W 17 Iks. Thence, 17, N 64° 45’ W 9,09 chs toa rtake,No18. ‘Thence, 18, N $2°45 W 4,26 chs to a stake, No 19, on edge of diggings, and being on boundary line between ‘Troud & Co and U GMCo's grounds. ‘Thence, A9, N82 45° W, 1.58 che tu-a stake; Ne 26; ‘on edge ot diggings, ana being 8 # corfier of Trood & Co’s grounds. Thence, 20, N 43° 05 W 0.20 ch descend bank 20 feet high, 7.90 chs. Leave diggings, #.00 chs to a stake on. edge of digginys, and on Trood & Co's boundary line. ‘Theace, 21, 8 829 10’ W, 8.21 che to a sugur pin» stub 50’? dia, Thence, 22,N 86°° 80’ W 11.00 ¢hs cross outlet to U GM Co's diggings, 16.12 cha to ® pine tree @ in dia. on upper etge of Richardson ditch. Thence, 23, N. 27° 20° W 2:92 chs along line of Richardeon ditch to @ black oak tree on lower bank of ditch. Thence, 24, N 82> 10 W 647 chains to % stake in tailings, £.10.cha 8 of present discharge of flume from U GM (Co's diguings into creek. “Thence, 25, N 10° 35 W 3: chs to® cedar stump in tailings. being on: boundary line of M.Z Merbach Connolidated Gravel mine, spproved survey No. 30, Thence,-26,N’14° 35 ES.76 chs to’a stake on Jower bank ut Richardson’s ditch. betwe _. boundary Jine. Thence, 80, N” 86° 30! Bb } chs toa stake on tailings 1.50 chs 8 ot {others and vacint; on the south by Trood Modern Improvements,‘ eNO 10,£N 23° 45 F 5.54 clfs, toa stuke, No .ide of a ravine, from which a cedur “ein.” erred +3 & ME “errs grourrd; ‘Phrerres; oy AN 55 + 30’ E 2.00 chs toa stake in digwings onss 4,70-chs to -a staxe in diggings. Thencé, 31,N 8° 15’ £3.72 chs, leave diggings 16,72 Spring creek, and being NE cor of ‘Tr od & Co’s grounds. No 2. Thence, 32;N61° 35 W 4.24 chains toa stake in center of present ved of Spring Creek. Thx nce, 33; § 78° 45 °V 20.51 chs-tointersection of bon. dary line of Consolidated Grav: 1 Mine {aps proved -survey-of MurksZeHerback) -being Stake CG No3l, Whence, 34, N 51° 45’ E 6,30 th along ‘said boundary line to a stake. C G No 32. Thence, 35.N-7#° 45° 165,78 chs to place of beginning, Corntuin. ing 200; 18-100 acres. Bounded “on the north by land owned by W. W. Nichols and Evans & Co,;0n the east by Holden and & Co. and vacant; on the west by Zellerbach, ‘lrood & Richardson, } Plat B. Commencing ata stake marked C G No °29, for. Consolidated Gravel Mine, being stake-No 29 of Zellerback’s:-approved sur. vey, and from which corner No 380 of sia approved survey. identical witl* corner No 26 of Plat A, of Union Gravel Mine, bears N18; © E 8 $8 chs thence, -va-tt4g SB, 1,N7134° Walong line of Zellerback’s up proved survey, 3.02 chs to stake © G No 28. Thence, 2, 818° W 14,22 chs to stuke & No27. Thence, 3,5254%° W 20.68 chs to stuke CG No 26. ‘Thence, 4, 8 671g 9 OW. 5 84 chs to stake © G@ No 25, and being iden. tical w:th McCo No 6 at N W. or of survey of R McM Plat B. Thence, 56,8 73° £3.03 chs to a stake MeO No-1 at'N E cor of approved survey of McM’s Plat B, ‘Thence, 6, N 8644 ° E 2.75 chs toa pine tree McH No 1, being correr No 1 of R. McMurray’s approved survey of Plat A. Thence, 7, N 87%, ° £3.28 chs to w pine tree on -N si.e-of Nevatla-rowd, and marked MeH-No 6. Thence, 8, N 2°%°O EB 20.96" chs to a stake on tailings,-and be ing corner No 5 of McH approved survey. Thence, 0,N 1844-0 E 14.35 chs to place of beginning. Contain. ing 12, 25-100acres. Boundedson north and west by land owned by Zellerback: on south by RK. MeMurray; on east by Rh. MeMurray and §. Richardson, and designated as lot No 59.A and 69 B, in Sections 3, 4,9 and 10, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, “Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian : Mine con. sists of the following locations: J. W. Summers et ai; Mar 3! 1859; A. L. Curtis, et al, Jany. 10, 1857; I. Bates et al, Feby 4, 1858; Nichols, Woedside & Co., Jar. 14, 1865; A. Crane et al. Mar 8, 1859; J. B. Henry et al, Dec 24, 1858; Geo. I’, McPherson & Co., Sept 5, 1858; Henry Curtis et. al, April5, 1858; Geo. F; McPherson, May 25, 1858; Solomon Flanders, March 8@ 1858; Rule, Turner & Co. April 10, 1853; Wii. Weighel et al, Nov 21,1857; 'I* Taytor et al, Nov a1. 1457; B. I, Harrison et al, Oct 14, 1857; Mrs, Fleming et al, Jan 11, 1857; Henry Curtis & ©o., Jany 15, 1857; Phil ogan & Co, Feb. 10, 1859; Rule, Turner “Co., March 5, 1859; John Gamble et al, Feby 4, 18 8; -each of-saiclocations being recorded in the: records of Kennebec Hill Mining District. kor title of applicant see book 4 cf deeds, Ppp 532; book 6,’pp 155, 209, 251, 505; book 7, pp 341. 342, 391, 667; book 8, pp 94:-book 9, Pp 2297 boOK 10, pp 2; boox 11, pp 346, 443, ard 562;book 12, pp 609; book 14, pp 170;. book 16, pp 124; book 19, pp 65, 45+; bowk 29 pp 222; book 80, pp 477, 480,, 481, 482; book 32, pp 858, 361: book 33, pp 52; book 40, pp 482, 434, 435, 456, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 446; book 42, pp 557: beer 43, Pp 501; book 44, pp 160,161; book 45, pp 70; book 46, pp-157, 158, 159, 160, records of Nevada county, All persons holding any adverse claims thoreto are hereby required to present the Same before this Office within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hcreof. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ‘ Dibble & Byrne, Attys m19 No. 690. Application for a Patent fora Mining ( Claim. UNITED S'TA'TES LAND OFFICE, Sacramehto, Cal., May 6. 1875, OTIC® is hereby given, That William Kaukin, James Keid, Elihu Mills und Win. W, Pryde, whose Post Office is Moore's Fiat, Nevada county, Oal., have made application for Patent for the Blue. Bank Gravel Miuing Claims. bearing gold, situute . in Woolsey Fiat Mining District, Nevaga county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office ag follows, viz: : _ Blue Bank Gravel Mine. Commencing at.a stake"No. 1, in digaings on bottadary line between Oriental and Blue Bank ground, trom whigh shaft to present tunnel b ars 8 645 $5" E 4.04 chs. fhience, variation 17S 30 E, No. 1, 8 162 3’ W 11.89 chs cross county road 42.39 chs *oa pine tree, with an ‘S in trunk, 50! from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2,8 73° 45'h 18.70 chstoa stake No 3,2 chs north of center of Bloody kun Ravine.fron; . r t ( Lloody Kun Ravine. from which Balsam 5” beurs 3 20° 30" 60.44 ehs.—4 hence, No 4; N 16> 30’ E 27.00 chs to a stake on lower bank of minets ditch, from which u fir 24 in. dia. bears N 752 W 0.45 chs. Thence,. No 5, 8 $4.15" E 2.50 cliains to a stake on bavx of Miner's Ditch, from which a fir 26 in. dia. béars N~3T72 40’ W 0.19 chains; Thence, No 6, N72° 45’ BE 2.50 chs to a stake “No 7 on bank of Miners’ Ditch Thence, No 7, N 42° 30’ E 2.77 che to a cedar tree on bank of Miners’ Ditch. Thence, No 8, N 382 00’ E 2.88 as. to a Stuke, No 9, on bank of ditch, trom which balsam fir bears N: 66® 60’ W 0.20 chs. Thence, No 9. N 182 ¥6° E, 3.34 chs ton stake, No 10, cn Dink Or “ditch. ~ Thence, . t Is t ¢ t 4 t t 11, on bank of ditchat foot 6f aepruce snag Thence, No li, N 60° 15’ k-1.30 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at inter. section of section line between Sections’ 21 and 22. Thehce, No 12 NO°45.W 855 chs 10 a stuke om section line 3.50 chs E of Co, Road, and 8-04 chs south of section coracr common to fections 15,-16,-2tand 22,7 18N B10 E. Thence, No 146,.V 72° OLY W 3.50 chs cross county road 11.5€ chs to w, stake tree, 48 in. dia.N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence, Thence, No. 44, 5 64> 30’ W 13:40 chaing to a stake on steep bank on East side of ravine. Thence, Xi. *5,N 11 © 43° W 14.91 chs to a stake on casi f dis. bee ms N 5S 40’ W O.26¢ch. Thepee, No 16, N 85> 15’ W 6.02°cus ta a vedir tree on BK e#ido of a ravine . janction with raWine cunning down from stake No 15, Thonee. No 17, S405 13°E 9.42 che to a 8 W egrcer of Troi & Co's ground No 2] wedar tree,on cast side of ravine rupuing -Thence, No.33, N 83> 14° Ww §.32 dia No 18 “chains to a stake, dia. astuke No 16, chains to a stake 2, being cor No 2 of a ® 76° 15’ 18.03 to @ st Sec. stake bet ween.sé 17 North, Rarge 9 i M, bears $ 46° 39’ BE 18,8 3°35 12:33 chs to ay: a 45° FE 4.46 cheins toa pine tree . Said location was ma applicant see book 14 of O84, 146; book 20, p 1 48, p — book 32, p30 582; book 34, pp 55 Adjoining claimants t ~~ ?thhpersons Holdin same baiore thie of FW Da ettention 20° hivh ints diggings, 7.17 chs to a stake, No 22, on E side-of Canon. T ice, No 22, N18} E Ose chains tow SRE Sh B side of Canon on edge of trail to mouth of Blue. Bankitunnel, mouth of tunnel, Thence, No.23, N-26° 45’, B-2 76-ehs-to-n Stuke, Nov 24, on U bide of Canon, from which mouth of Blue Bank Tunnel bars N 24° 18" W. Thence, No 24, N 3° 30 £4.19 chs toa dead spruce tree, opposite. mouth of tunnel, which bears § 62> 5u’W, Thence,No. 26.N 23> 00" E.3.00 chs to astuke, No 2, on oust sideof Canon. ‘Thence, No 26,N9° w 1.24. chs to a‘stake opposite ed. of tail; sluice and just above Junction with ravine running down. froii” Station 15; spruce 36 in. dia. bears.S 41 9°30" E 0.40 rhs, Thence, No?7-8 81° 00’ W 1.00.chs cross eenter of exnon, 1.49 chs to a stake ol west sidepf ravine. Thence,No 28,8 9OR 0.80 chains to a. stake on west side.ot canon. Thence No 29, 8 235 W 2.84 r side of canom. Thence, No 3.73 chs toa stake on west side of. canon. Thence, No 81; 262.45". W 2 59 chains to a stuke on west side of’ can®n, 82,8 18200’ W 160 chs toa side of Canon, and on line 21to 1, and 07 30, 83> 30° W, Stake’ on ¥ between Stations 5 chs N of blacksmith shop. 4 chains te: ptace of beginning. Containing 173, 26-100 acres, and designated as lot No 4lin See. tions 16 and 21, township 18 North, tange 10 Ea&t, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, 8: id 1 cations were made as follows: Dayia Scranton, ef al, Dee. 12,-4853et al, Dec. 21, 1883, Buckeye Tunne] Co., April 2. 1855. Geo I Wyatt et al; June 3, 1855, and by the applicants January 8, 1875, Said locations being of recotd. iu the Wool. Sey Hat Mining District records, and. the. Mining Records of Nevada county, The applica ¢s claim by purchase and lo¢ation, Adjoining claimants are on the West, the Oriental X. I. X. and Boston Companies, andon tha North, Eastand South by vacant ground, 4 All persons holding an thereto.are-hereby tequired to present the same before this Offce withi from the first day of publishing hereof, P28, Mc¥FARLAND, Register. Geo. 8. Hupp, Atty mo 4s y adverse claim No. 696, Application for a Patent to a _,. -Mining Claim. —_— Untrep Stratks Lanp Orricr, Sacramento, Cal, May OTICE is hereby given t) LY Gravel Range Mining ¢ tiom existing under the ] Post Office is North County, Cal., has made application for patent for the Yuba Gravel Renge Placer mine, bearing gold, situate in Kennebecr Hill Mining District, Ne fornia, and dese notes on file in Commencing . \ 205 1875. § Co., a corporaSan Juan, Nevada ribed.in the plat-and “fi this office us fe] OWS, Viz: r : at a pine stump desivnated on field notes as No 1, standing 8 lks South of Hustler's wood shed, Thence. Variation being 174 °.E, 1, 8 44°-30R 1g 08 chs to a stake, No 2, from which a black oak 397" bears: N-38-2-E-07-hes dist. Thetce, 9 & 55-°-45°#-3-8t chains to a Stake No 3, from which ‘a black onk-36"~pearg S 66° W 34 Iks. Thence, 2.8 25° 39° W 1.77 chains to a stake, No 4,1 ch '§ of mining cut, from which a pine 8” bedrg N 12%” E39 Ix dist Thence, 4, N 81° 15 W4.95 to » stake: dn, diggings. Thence, 6, 8 41° 15° W 3.14 clains to a stuke, No, 6, in diggings, Thence, 6,5 30° 09° W 1.49 chains to a stake, No 7, in diggings, Thence, 7,930 16’ EK 4 00 chains toa stake, No & 10 lks S$ of edge of mining cut, and from Which a black gvk 12” Gia, bears N 83° 30’ W 41 tke, Therce, 8, N 83° 15’ W 9.94 chainga to.a stake, No 9, 1.50 chains W of old Riehardscn Cabin, and from which a black oak 4” dia bears $ 51.9 15’ Ww 56 lks, ‘hence, 9 N79° W'10.71 chains tu a Stike, No 10, & links S of “So. road, from which a pine 48 in dia bears N 80° B 2s ike dist, Thence, #0 chains to a stake No, 10, N 30° 18’ W 43 11, 1.50 chs § of 'a ravine from which a pine 30" dia, bears N 509° v2 ks. Thence 11, N29° 15’ W 15.86 No 12, blazed, and from which a pine 20 in dia bears $17° 30° B 54 iks.Thence, 12, N 26° 15 W 6.90 chains to.a pine tree) 10” Thence, 13,-N-39 2 45° Ww 13.7% No. 14," Thence 14, N 30° EB 9 56 to a black onk stub No 15, 24” Thence, 15,8 61° 15’ F 290 03 che to Thence, 16, N 8° 15'R 9.68 >, No 17, marked McH No pproved survey of R, nine. ‘Thenee, 17, N ake from which a cS Yand 16, Pawytighip ast, Mt-Dinblo Band 7.48 chains, Thence*® llow pine tree Thencs, 19, NWS eld McMurr:y’s placer Ae Tevine 46 in din, 1.20 chs to a stake, No 90. 1.50 chs EK of avine, from ‘which na pine 30 in dia, rents N30 St tke. Thence, 20, 816° No 21, 48’* lia. and 75 lks N of county roud. Then G * which a white hr 20 in, dia. bears 8 22 5’ . a bettie on +No 22,1 ch Nat W 0.61 chs dist. Thence; No 8, $ 872 40° sale W 41 dks K 13.43 chs to a stake No 4,2 chs N-of . 5.50 chains -to plare of beg i tiining 100, pire 5 in dia bearg Thenee, 22,8 50° 15° Ww inuing. Con. 30-100-aeres, lot No GI, in See. ioun 9 and 16, Lownship 17 Nor th, Range ) Kast, Mt, Diablo, Base and Meridian, le, nd. is of record in hesaid Kennebec Bill Mining District, Jounty antl State aforesaid. For title of deeds, pp 682, 683, 59. book 30, p 624;book {; book 34, pp 531 ana > 500; Do0OK 41, p 16] 9 00k 43, p 463; book 45, pp 6%, 70, and book 8, pp — — Records of Nevada county, f tre—_the MeMy Hacer Claim and } annals phcer claim, on he North # ae any advérse claime hereto are hereb OFive Tom She first dey of pnb ‘L. B. McPARI Dibic & Byrne, Attys, within sixty daye ishing hereof. AND, Register. 2 m2a ICH, ICE, ICK, THE NEVADA CE COMPANY W ITA FURNISH ICE IN QUA® TITIE> TO SUTE. Orjers left atthe © es, or at the store ejow & Co. will rece‘ ve prongpt CHAS . ENT, President, ILLA, Seeretst: S May 26, 1675 — Sy. Me rey ° jat the Yuba — S \ada county, Cali-chains toa pine tree,chains to a stakeon WThence, No1 sixty days. aws of Cals*whose* _t Fas y required to present the. . 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ET, wi o“treat iseises Syphil85, Im years ss Ully of anvisiting and has iry, 624 a., Ban id those me nor and has for the 8, both » gufferthe efat their ces and lisquali— narriaye, 3 horrid th closes friends sufferiug stroying l for and hem imsian who ial study cure the srcury or to those are inter in, to be tors who skill in ° imposing es of emnd other nd make into the ence ot depraved by the ay certainty, mptoms, zai medicaY ice, ark ept, ring6tling of }, uneasihe limbs, t, loss of ng strangtances, 3 of mem1 various i tongue, . on, nightinsanity. 80 afflicteither in e effected ’ treating effecting will give who will wascured the San ‘lage, who se fearful sacred renor delay 3 office or s may-rely., al secrecy. no more . nd mutus f services umstances , valent and ng quacks — and will istriument, 1 and per‘URED AT » Dr. Giblength-of l, and the free from vart of the ection for ULARS ip rough the argo & Co., forwarded on. 3 Kearney Francisco. 11. treet. on the le se inform advertise myl OUNTY CITY. 000. © e $ . CASHIER, . H. Parker, llateral send Coun . at Regular discounted. ld Dust or the Min received, amento, £8" _ lon and Ger, Globe Inifornia, Sacramento inia'City. ry 1 be allowDeposannum. nt. per istance can nat par. ORS. =e » received at jevada City, con = —_ i 475, for.tt sewer lead-, vurt Howread ave. to be nf the work. \ bids wil afi ervi ors,” ON, Clerk v, Deputy, BROWN & WATSON, Pats ~. Gounty Sutveyor, = ’ fur patent for the E the Ne of N WX of Se 7 The. Daily Transcript ' NEVADA GITY, CAL. ee N. P. BROWN. " .B. J. WATSON. Proprietors, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE ll, 187 5, Great Land Sale. THE GERKE. RANCH, “COMPRISING 15,00@acres of the finest lands 1 : ee WYOMING TRIBE, No. 49, IMPORVED ORDER OF RK ED MEN, meets every THURSDAY FVENING at their Wigwam Qdd Fello «s’ Hall. Nevada city at 8 o’clock @. M.-H. C., McKBLV+Y, Chief of Records i. M. MUNT, M. D. ‘ATTENDING PHYSICZAN . NEVADA. CITY. <asde MM. WALLISG;— : ATTORNEY AR LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tae Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, . . FFICH, Brown & Mor MWADA CUPY, Cal, DR. G. W. GRAVES AND DR. H. WAGNER, Physicians, Surgeons and Obstetricians, Permanently located at NEVADA CITY. FFCE in Brown & Morgan’s Bloch Corner Broad and Pine streets. m gin’s Block, NEaps ¢ ¢ GEO, 8, HUPP. D. J. CROWLEY, HUPP & CROWLEY, Attorneys & Counselors at Law, _. Offttee—Brown & Motzan’s Block, NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ JOHN H. HARRISON, . hk ive IN BEEF, MUTTON _7. VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNE? PURE, ke. : Meats sold at resonable rates ror Cash.— hop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Thertre : W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor at Law . : AND: NOTARY PUBLIC. EFI0# ON BROAD STREET, opporit the National Exchange Hotel, PALMER MITH, . D. B. MERRY. _PALMER MITH, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.8 Dep. Surveyor U.S, Dep. Surveyor. MERRY & SMILH, IVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, _LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. . -; tory as ever, white and clean. 5 Buckingham's Dye for Whiskers. ; pearance Gn the surface of humours that This standard article is eompounded with the greatest care. =o : Its effects are as wonderful and satigfacIt restores gray or faded hair to its youth. fil culor, i Tt removes all eruptions, itching and dandruff; andthe sealp by its use becomes By its-tonic properties it restores the capiNary glands to their normal vigor,preventing, baldness, and making. the hair grow thick and strong. Aba dressing nothin ghas been found so eff@ctual or desirable. : _ Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massa. chusetts, says of it: «I cona‘der it the best preparation for its intended purposes,” —= This elegant preparation may be relied on to change the color of the beard from gray or any other undesirable shade, to brown or black, at discretion, It is easily applied,being in one preparation,an? quickly avd. effectually produces a permanent color which will neither rub nor wash oft. Manufactured by RK. P.HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H. Sold by all Drugzists and dealers in medicine: "18 Ayer's Sarsaparilla, For Purifying the Blood. pound of the: vegetable a 1teratives, Sars7 aparilla, Dock, eS Stillingia and PY Mandrake with Zo the Iodides of \ = Potassium and )Iron makes @ which are very prevalent and afflicting. It purifies the blood, purges out the lurking humors in the system, that undermine health and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the apshould be expelled from the blood: © Internal derangements are the determination of these same humors to some internal organ, or organs, whose action they derange, znd whose substance they disease and destroy. AYER'’s SARSAPARUAA expels these ~ NEVADA CITY. — ua Office at the COURT HOUSE. Or. ders jeft at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will receive. prompt attention. jal __NILES SEARLS, Attorney end Counselor at Law Ac BRECK OFFICK, In Fuato the Court Hous DR. F. BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. ( FFICE ON BROAD STREET, adjoir. ing the Theatre. Nevada Jnne loth. 1874 o No. 679. : Application for Patent to a Min-~ ing Claim. A oe ‘UNITED STATES LAND OFFIGE, . Sacramenty, Cal.; April 7, 1875.4 OTICE is hereby gi en, that C.J. " Krown, Andrew. Larsen and Nelson Johnson, whose Pust Office is Dutch Plat, Placer county‘ Cal., have made application wweka Gate Placer Mine, bearing gold, situate in Eureka Gate Mining District, Nevada county, Californ a, and de. scribed as follows, yiz: On surveyed land, being the 8 44 of S W 4 of ection 24, and ction 25, £16 N, RK 9 E,.M D M, and containing 160 “acres. + Said location was made by the applicants Nov. 28, 1870, and is duly recorded in the Mining Records of Nevada county, book 4, page 691. There are no adjoining mining, aims, “ j Lees All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof. apil T. B. McFARLAND, Register COUNTY. TEACHER’s INSTITUTE. JHE Annual County Teacher’s Institute will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at Id-o'elock, a:-a:; on THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, And continue in session three days, in,the Assembly Hall, Washington School Mouse. Every teacher in the county is expected to be in attendance, It is hoped that at least oné Sehool Trus. . e from each School District will also be Prof. Denman. and -othes-distinguished + a ‘Raucators, will be present atid deliver lec. res. The order of exercises will be published during the session. who are interested in the cause of edueation are cordially in-ited to attend. ; FRANK POWER, County Sup’t of Schools, _ May 25th, 1875. NOTICE. cies 2 rye Books and accounts of the Deer Creek Lumber (smnany have been Piteed im my: bande f+ settlement. Ail Qeon knowin. theme’ ves indebted to E Company Will caves “Qsia by, -eted Mamedinte! y. The Balance of Haver ‘the yard on Sacraznent: street Will be séld low for : ati SE Rao Nevada, s gotel ‘Tumors from the hlood, Carriage, ‘Sign, and ink, on the Grass . pared to do ° ‘CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING In‘all its’ branches, ir. the anost finished ttyle, and with promptncs he times. When they are gone, the disorders they produce disap pear, such as Ulcerations of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases of the .Skin, St. Anthony’s Fire, Rose or Eryesipelas, Pimples, Pustules, blotches, Boils, ‘Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scala Head, Ringworm, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, side and Head, Female Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhwa arising from internal ulceration and uterine dis. ease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation and General Debility, With: their departure health returns. : PREPARED BY Dr. J.C. AYER & Co., Lowell Mass., PRACTIOAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMINTS. SOLD BY ALA, DRUGGISTS AND DEAL. . . IN MEDICINE, ap19-taugl9 B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St.NEVADA CITY, mental Painting. — J. W. COOLEY, T SEAMAN'S CARRIAGE FACTORY, (near the residence of John Cashin, Valley road,) is now preA Prices to suit Satisfaction Guaranteed. Thiscom. faly-rodicrted: Sales made by the owner direct. or through agencies established by him. Ra" No MippLeEMEN,. “8A _ A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngest df which gre 11 years-old, cap icity 100,000 gallons, Will be included in the sale, 4 lima LOCATION. The Gerke Ranch is situated in Tehamaead Butte counties. The Oaliforni and Oregon Railroad travérses: the eastern boundary for a distance of five miles, t-e Sucrameuto rrver bounding thé west side, On the north ‘flows, Deer’ereck which con. tains sufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will be.secured to every purchaser. ‘The ri eis navigable to the farm at all seasons of the year. “HOMES. To those seeking homes, this farm’ pre. sents unusnal attraction of soil, climate and location. The.frost and drought which has been clingst universally disastrous the present year,*has not injured the crops or Vineyards in the least. Oue hundred and firty families can make thems-lves comfortable homes here, Terms of Sale! One-third cash; balance in one, two and three years at 10 per cent, per annum: Land may be purchased at private sale until the day of public sale Wnich will be announced hereafter, For further information apply to Dr. J. 8. CaMERON, Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal 4 GroRGE HaMuin, _ 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal, * Orto Henry Gerke, on the Ranch, ° Vina, May 25, 1875. + UNION LIVERY STABLE of complaints]™ GRAHAM & MAJOR, PROPRIETORS. OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL, MAIN SLRLET, as NEVADA CITY, CAL, ° eaeyne léased the UN Aa end stocked it with a fine vollection of HORSES, CARRIAGES and BU JIGIES, the proprietors announce to the @itizens ot Nevuda and the community in general,that they are prepured to furnish ___ ELEGANT TURNOUTS, Their horses are kind and gentle, well broken, and yet fre. goers. Persons de= siring to geta ‘ ION STABLES, TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should call and examine. our outfits and prices. Transient eustony bolicitéd? and every effort will be mude to Zive satisfaction. Horses. boarded by the week or menth at reasonable rates, ‘ GRAHAM & MAJOR, Nevada City, April 1st, 1875." NATIONAL EXCHANG iia ve ee event 3 HOTEL, BROAD 8TREET..,.2. -NEVADA CITY; _ §. A, EDDY, Proprietor. beet WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALWays open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, been made to it,und it has been fitte leant style. The sleeping airy and confortable, compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor’ will spare no pains hor expeuse to renuer his guests cofufortable, , Stages for all parts of the State have their Uflices at this Hotel, The House is kept cpen all night for the accommodation of the ‘Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. a A share of Public PB, “dup in Room» are large, and the Vable will 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor.’ Nevada, January 17th. _EBNER’s HOTEL, 18 and 20 K Street, ‘Sacramento, ae 4 KUMLE, PROPRIETOR. L. KUMLE, for several years proprietor of the Ebner Hotel, Sacra. mento, and recently of the Kumle : Hotel in that place, has again taken charge of the Ebmer Hotel, 18 & 20 K Street, And is prepared to entertain guests ina manner unsurpassed by any Hotel in the Stite. Elegant suits of rooms can be se. cured by sending word. The tables are nlWays supplied with every luxury the market afforés, “Ll invite all my friends and the public gnerally, in Nevada County, visiting Sacrauento City, tocall upon me at the Ebner Hotel, assuring them that evegything in my power shill ~be done to angke their stay iweunt and areeable. , Nevada, March 20; 1855. ai Juul L. KUMLE, Proprietar, n the: State. is offered FOR'SALE : . ped atti oe il 0,80 and 160 acre Cory Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Francisco lots. pay . Lerge uiditions-hevePIANOS, po ORGANS, ‘. dia bears S73 ° E100 chs. Thence, 28, N and from which mouth of U @ M Co’s tyneel bears S$ 1° 20’ BE 2,50 chs.Thence, 27, N.76° 30’ E 12.66 chs along boundary line of Trood & Co’s ground, No 2, to a'sta.e an edge of diggings,fromwhich -a-pine 10” 38° 15° EF 0.80 chs descend. bank 30 feet “high, 4.30 chs to astake in diggings, being on boulidary line between Trood & Co-No-3-/ton down from station 15. Thence, No 18, S. 65° 15’ W1.00 chs cross center of ravine 1A2chs ton twin spruce tree, blazed, and. 1 ch N W of falls. ‘hence, No 19,8 MWS 45° E 8.50 chs to asta e on W. side of ravine, and ou line between Sti.tiong 15 and 21. ‘Thence, No 20.8 °64° 30’ W 1.10 chs stake on-edge of bark 20° high. Thence No 2t-N 88° Th? W 0.10 chs descend bank Wholesale und Retail Music Dealers. Weber Pianos: are the ‘Best And are now used in Concerts by all of o _GREAT ARTISTS, Send for Descriptive Circular, The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ : : Is the only FIRST CLASS INSTRUMENT, Sold at Four. Hundred Dollars!

-PNHE Square Pianos are 7% o-tave, and embraces all . Such as-elegint Rosewood Case, Beautiful Mouldings.’ Full tron Frame, Carved Legs and Lyre, Overstrung Bass, Agraffe Lrebie, etc. Length 6 fect 10. inches; Width, 3 feet inches, and are FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS ~ Agents wanted in eve: the State for the Celebrated?; Standard Organ Whith for Volume of Tone, Beauty of Case, Superierity of Workmanship, Elegance of Finish and Durability, {5 UNRIVALLED, . We keep constant) sortment of Reliable Cheap Pianos, ges SEVEN-AND A. HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFE TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST SEASONED MATERIAL AND ___ FULLY WARRANTED, __ . .Prices as low as worthless Pianos ean be obtuined elsewhere. _ PIANOS AND ORGANS . SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENS, IF DESIRED, Call and see us before purchasing epl _ SHERMAN & HYDE,, ry county county in vn and a gvod as. Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. f United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal. May. 12,1875, OTICE is hereby s#iven, that the Union E Gravel Miniiig Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Calitornvia, whose Post Office is Suu Prancisce City and county, Cal., bas made application for Patent for the Union Gravel Mine bearing gold, situate in Kennebec. Hill Mining District, Nevada county, Cahfornta,and—tescribed inthe plat wnd field notes on file in this office as. follows, viz: ; Plat A. Commencing atu stake in tailings of Nichols’ house and 1.50 chs N et center of creek. Thence, variation being 17° 30: EB 1, South 61° 35 E, 9.94 chs to a stake, No 2,and marked U GM Go., being 0.08 links, S ofl. Bowen's tence, and from whieh a twin pine 12” dia bears N 8745" 5.0.50 Tks. Thence, 2,8 39° 45 KE 4.39 chs toa Btake No 3, from which a pine 8” dia bears N 126° W 34 lint s., Thence, 3,8 57° 30’ Eb 1/85 chs cross rection line 10.40 chs W of corer Common to Secs, 3, 4. 9 and 10, [17 N RYE, 3.29 chs to a stake, No 4,°Trom which a black oak 24” dia bears N 47° W 0,21 ks, Thence. 4,8 63° 35 5 8.00 chs to a Stake on East sfde of Spring Creek, trom whick a pine 6” dia bears N 693g 2 0.17 lks. Thence, 5, N€09° 30° E 2.00 chs crosg sect. line 3.40 chs § of cor ¢omiunon to o, 4. 9 and 10, 8,46 chs to a stake at-foot of black oak blezed, 24°’ dia. Thence, 6, § 80° 45° E 3 49 chs to a stake, No 7. Thence, 7, 8 75° 15 E ¥,67 chs ‘to a stake,’ Ko 8%, frou which a black oak bears N17 «0:8 lks, 8, 879° 10’ £8.35 chs to a black oak tree, M 9.40” dia on summit of ridge, and va E edge of Lake City 1ead,-fropi wich a black oak,.18” in dia bears N 714° E 0.8. les. ‘Lhence, 9,8 69° 3U’ EH 8.16 cheto a pine Ptree-binzed #0" dia, orm line of U GM Co's fence, and leh W of Cake City andNetada roads. Thence, 10, 8 48° 15 E 1.00 ch cross Nevada and Lake City road, 8.36 chs toa stake, No 11,150 chs W of @ ravine, Thence, 11, $.32° 45 W,15.91 chs to a white oak tree 20" dia and 1.25 chs W of ravine Thener.12, 835° 45° W 5.09 to a pine tree 18a dia. 1.50 chs W of ravine from which a black oak 24 in dia. bears 8174 ° W 10 lks. Thence.'13,8 739 00 W407 chs toa pine tree 20” dia, on E edge of Nevada snd Luke City roads. Thence, 14,8 54> 30 W 6,24.ché to a black onk stub at cross roads of Nevada and rvuad leading to U GM Co's “diggings. Thence, 15, 5 61 > 30 W 7.66 chs toa pine tree 8 in dia. on Jower bank ~€ Grizzly Hill ditch, and.2 chs W of ravine. Thence, 16,8 75° 45 W 6.66 cls to # stake No 17, W, of old Bogan cabin, 0,50 lks W of ravine; pine 36" dia beargs 8 77° 00 W 17 Iks. Thence, 17, N 64° 45’ W 9,09 chs toa rtake,No18. ‘Thence, 18, N $2°45 W 4,26 chs to a stake, No 19, on edge of diggings, and being on boundary line between ‘Troud & Co and U GMCo's grounds. ‘Thence, A9, N82 45° W, 1.58 che tu-a stake; Ne 26; ‘on edge ot diggings, ana being 8 # corfier of Trood & Co’s grounds. Thence, 20, N 43° 05 W 0.20 ch descend bank 20 feet high, 7.90 chs. Leave diggings, #.00 chs to a stake on. edge of digginys, and on Trood & Co's boundary line. ‘Theace, 21, 8 829 10’ W, 8.21 che to a sugur pin» stub 50’? dia, Thence, 22,N 86°° 80’ W 11.00 ¢hs cross outlet to U GM Co's diggings, 16.12 cha to ® pine tree @ in dia. on upper etge of Richardson ditch. Thence, 23, N. 27° 20° W 2:92 chs along line of Richardeon ditch to @ black oak tree on lower bank of ditch. Thence, 24, N 82> 10 W 647 chains to % stake in tailings, £.10.cha 8 of present discharge of flume from U GM (Co's diguings into creek. “Thence, 25, N 10° 35 W 3: chs to® cedar stump in tailings. being on: boundary line of M.Z Merbach Connolidated Gravel mine, spproved survey No. 30, Thence,-26,N’14° 35 ES.76 chs to’a stake on Jower bank ut Richardson’s ditch. betwe _. boundary Jine. Thence, 80, N” 86° 30! Bb } chs toa stake on tailings 1.50 chs 8 ot {others and vacint; on the south by Trood Modern Improvements,‘ eNO 10,£N 23° 45 F 5.54 clfs, toa stuke, No .ide of a ravine, from which a cedur “ein.” erred +3 & ME “errs grourrd; ‘Phrerres; oy AN 55 + 30’ E 2.00 chs toa stake in digwings onss 4,70-chs to -a staxe in diggings. Thencé, 31,N 8° 15’ £3.72 chs, leave diggings 16,72 Spring creek, and being NE cor of ‘Tr od & Co’s grounds. No 2. Thence, 32;N61° 35 W 4.24 chains toa stake in center of present ved of Spring Creek. Thx nce, 33; § 78° 45 °V 20.51 chs-tointersection of bon. dary line of Consolidated Grav: 1 Mine {aps proved -survey-of MurksZeHerback) -being Stake CG No3l, Whence, 34, N 51° 45’ E 6,30 th along ‘said boundary line to a stake. C G No 32. Thence, 35.N-7#° 45° 165,78 chs to place of beginning, Corntuin. ing 200; 18-100 acres. Bounded “on the north by land owned by W. W. Nichols and Evans & Co,;0n the east by Holden and & Co. and vacant; on the west by Zellerbach, ‘lrood & Richardson, } Plat B. Commencing ata stake marked C G No °29, for. Consolidated Gravel Mine, being stake-No 29 of Zellerback’s:-approved sur. vey, and from which corner No 380 of sia approved survey. identical witl* corner No 26 of Plat A, of Union Gravel Mine, bears N18; © E 8 $8 chs thence, -va-tt4g SB, 1,N7134° Walong line of Zellerback’s up proved survey, 3.02 chs to stake © G No 28. Thence, 2, 818° W 14,22 chs to stuke & No27. Thence, 3,5254%° W 20.68 chs to stuke CG No 26. ‘Thence, 4, 8 671g 9 OW. 5 84 chs to stake © G@ No 25, and being iden. tical w:th McCo No 6 at N W. or of survey of R McM Plat B. Thence, 56,8 73° £3.03 chs to a stake MeO No-1 at'N E cor of approved survey of McM’s Plat B, ‘Thence, 6, N 8644 ° E 2.75 chs toa pine tree McH No 1, being correr No 1 of R. McMurray’s approved survey of Plat A. Thence, 7, N 87%, ° £3.28 chs to w pine tree on -N si.e-of Nevatla-rowd, and marked MeH-No 6. Thence, 8, N 2°%°O EB 20.96" chs to a stake on tailings,-and be ing corner No 5 of McH approved survey. Thence, 0,N 1844-0 E 14.35 chs to place of beginning. Contain. ing 12, 25-100acres. Boundedson north and west by land owned by Zellerback: on south by RK. MeMurray; on east by Rh. MeMurray and §. Richardson, and designated as lot No 59.A and 69 B, in Sections 3, 4,9 and 10, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, “Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian : Mine con. sists of the following locations: J. W. Summers et ai; Mar 3! 1859; A. L. Curtis, et al, Jany. 10, 1857; I. Bates et al, Feby 4, 1858; Nichols, Woedside & Co., Jar. 14, 1865; A. Crane et al. Mar 8, 1859; J. B. Henry et al, Dec 24, 1858; Geo. I’, McPherson & Co., Sept 5, 1858; Henry Curtis et. al, April5, 1858; Geo. F; McPherson, May 25, 1858; Solomon Flanders, March 8@ 1858; Rule, Turner & Co. April 10, 1853; Wii. Weighel et al, Nov 21,1857; 'I* Taytor et al, Nov a1. 1457; B. I, Harrison et al, Oct 14, 1857; Mrs, Fleming et al, Jan 11, 1857; Henry Curtis & ©o., Jany 15, 1857; Phil ogan & Co, Feb. 10, 1859; Rule, Turner “Co., March 5, 1859; John Gamble et al, Feby 4, 18 8; -each of-saiclocations being recorded in the: records of Kennebec Hill Mining District. kor title of applicant see book 4 cf deeds, Ppp 532; book 6,’pp 155, 209, 251, 505; book 7, pp 341. 342, 391, 667; book 8, pp 94:-book 9, Pp 2297 boOK 10, pp 2; boox 11, pp 346, 443, ard 562;book 12, pp 609; book 14, pp 170;. book 16, pp 124; book 19, pp 65, 45+; bowk 29 pp 222; book 80, pp 477, 480,, 481, 482; book 32, pp 858, 361: book 33, pp 52; book 40, pp 482, 434, 435, 456, 437, 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443, 446; book 42, pp 557: beer 43, Pp 501; book 44, pp 160,161; book 45, pp 70; book 46, pp-157, 158, 159, 160, records of Nevada county, All persons holding any adverse claims thoreto are hereby required to present the Same before this Office within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hcreof. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ‘ Dibble & Byrne, Attys m19 No. 690. Application for a Patent fora Mining ( Claim. UNITED S'TA'TES LAND OFFICE, Sacramehto, Cal., May 6. 1875, OTIC® is hereby given, That William Kaukin, James Keid, Elihu Mills und Win. W, Pryde, whose Post Office is Moore's Fiat, Nevada county, Oal., have made application for Patent for the Blue. Bank Gravel Miuing Claims. bearing gold, situute . in Woolsey Fiat Mining District, Nevaga county, California, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office ag follows, viz: : _ Blue Bank Gravel Mine. Commencing at.a stake"No. 1, in digaings on bottadary line between Oriental and Blue Bank ground, trom whigh shaft to present tunnel b ars 8 645 $5" E 4.04 chs. fhience, variation 17S 30 E, No. 1, 8 162 3’ W 11.89 chs cross county road 42.39 chs *oa pine tree, with an ‘S in trunk, 50! from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2,8 73° 45'h 18.70 chstoa stake No 3,2 chs north of center of Bloody kun Ravine.fron; . r t ( Lloody Kun Ravine. from which Balsam 5” beurs 3 20° 30" 60.44 ehs.—4 hence, No 4; N 16> 30’ E 27.00 chs to a stake on lower bank of minets ditch, from which u fir 24 in. dia. bears N 752 W 0.45 chs. Thence,. No 5, 8 $4.15" E 2.50 cliains to a stake on bavx of Miner's Ditch, from which a fir 26 in. dia. béars N~3T72 40’ W 0.19 chains; Thence, No 6, N72° 45’ BE 2.50 chs to a stake “No 7 on bank of Miners’ Ditch Thence, No 7, N 42° 30’ E 2.77 che to a cedar tree on bank of Miners’ Ditch. Thence, No 8, N 382 00’ E 2.88 as. to a Stuke, No 9, on bank of ditch, trom which balsam fir bears N: 66® 60’ W 0.20 chs. Thence, No 9. N 182 ¥6° E, 3.34 chs ton stake, No 10, cn Dink Or “ditch. ~ Thence, . t Is t ¢ t 4 t t 11, on bank of ditchat foot 6f aepruce snag Thence, No li, N 60° 15’ k-1.30 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at inter. section of section line between Sections’ 21 and 22. Thehce, No 12 NO°45.W 855 chs 10 a stuke om section line 3.50 chs E of Co, Road, and 8-04 chs south of section coracr common to fections 15,-16,-2tand 22,7 18N B10 E. Thence, No 146,.V 72° OLY W 3.50 chs cross county road 11.5€ chs to w, stake tree, 48 in. dia.N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence, Thence, No. 44, 5 64> 30’ W 13:40 chaing to a stake on steep bank on East side of ravine. Thence, Xi. *5,N 11 © 43° W 14.91 chs to a stake on casi f dis. bee ms N 5S 40’ W O.26¢ch. Thepee, No 16, N 85> 15’ W 6.02°cus ta a vedir tree on BK e#ido of a ravine . janction with raWine cunning down from stake No 15, Thonee. No 17, S405 13°E 9.42 che to a 8 W egrcer of Troi & Co's ground No 2] wedar tree,on cast side of ravine rupuing -Thence, No.33, N 83> 14° Ww §.32 dia No 18 “chains to a stake, dia. astuke No 16, chains to a stake 2, being cor No 2 of a ® 76° 15’ 18.03 to @ st Sec. stake bet ween.sé 17 North, Rarge 9 i M, bears $ 46° 39’ BE 18,8 3°35 12:33 chs to ay: a 45° FE 4.46 cheins toa pine tree . Said location was ma applicant see book 14 of O84, 146; book 20, p 1 48, p — book 32, p30 582; book 34, pp 55 Adjoining claimants t ~~ ?thhpersons Holdin same baiore thie of FW Da ettention 20° hivh ints diggings, 7.17 chs to a stake, No 22, on E side-of Canon. T ice, No 22, N18} E Ose chains tow SRE Sh B side of Canon on edge of trail to mouth of Blue. Bankitunnel, mouth of tunnel, Thence, No.23, N-26° 45’, B-2 76-ehs-to-n Stuke, Nov 24, on U bide of Canon, from which mouth of Blue Bank Tunnel bars N 24° 18" W. Thence, No 24, N 3° 30 £4.19 chs toa dead spruce tree, opposite. mouth of tunnel, which bears § 62> 5u’W, Thence,No. 26.N 23> 00" E.3.00 chs to astuke, No 2, on oust sideof Canon. ‘Thence, No 26,N9° w 1.24. chs to a‘stake opposite ed. of tail; sluice and just above Junction with ravine running down. froii” Station 15; spruce 36 in. dia. bears.S 41 9°30" E 0.40 rhs, Thence, No?7-8 81° 00’ W 1.00.chs cross eenter of exnon, 1.49 chs to a stake ol west sidepf ravine. Thence,No 28,8 9OR 0.80 chains to a. stake on west side.ot canon. Thence No 29, 8 235 W 2.84 r side of canom. Thence, No 3.73 chs toa stake on west side of. canon. Thence, No 81; 262.45". W 2 59 chains to a stuke on west side of’ can®n, 82,8 18200’ W 160 chs toa side of Canon, and on line 21to 1, and 07 30, 83> 30° W, Stake’ on ¥ between Stations 5 chs N of blacksmith shop. 4 chains te: ptace of beginning. Containing 173, 26-100 acres, and designated as lot No 4lin See. tions 16 and 21, township 18 North, tange 10 Ea&t, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, 8: id 1 cations were made as follows: Dayia Scranton, ef al, Dee. 12,-4853et al, Dec. 21, 1883, Buckeye Tunne] Co., April 2. 1855. Geo I Wyatt et al; June 3, 1855, and by the applicants January 8, 1875, Said locations being of recotd. iu the Wool. Sey Hat Mining District records, and. the. Mining Records of Nevada county, The applica ¢s claim by purchase and lo¢ation, Adjoining claimants are on the West, the Oriental X. I. X. and Boston Companies, andon tha North, Eastand South by vacant ground, 4 All persons holding an thereto.are-hereby tequired to present the same before this Offce withi from the first day of publishing hereof, P28, Mc¥FARLAND, Register. Geo. 8. Hupp, Atty mo 4s y adverse claim No. 696, Application for a Patent to a _,. -Mining Claim. —_— Untrep Stratks Lanp Orricr, Sacramento, Cal, May OTICE is hereby given t) LY Gravel Range Mining ¢ tiom existing under the ] Post Office is North County, Cal., has made application for patent for the Yuba Gravel Renge Placer mine, bearing gold, situate in Kennebecr Hill Mining District, Ne fornia, and dese notes on file in Commencing . \ 205 1875. § Co., a corporaSan Juan, Nevada ribed.in the plat-and “fi this office us fe] OWS, Viz: r : at a pine stump desivnated on field notes as No 1, standing 8 lks South of Hustler's wood shed, Thence. Variation being 174 °.E, 1, 8 44°-30R 1g 08 chs to a stake, No 2, from which a black oak 397" bears: N-38-2-E-07-hes dist. Thetce, 9 & 55-°-45°#-3-8t chains to a Stake No 3, from which ‘a black onk-36"~pearg S 66° W 34 Iks. Thence, 2.8 25° 39° W 1.77 chains to a stake, No 4,1 ch '§ of mining cut, from which a pine 8” bedrg N 12%” E39 Ix dist Thence, 4, N 81° 15 W4.95 to » stake: dn, diggings. Thence, 6, 8 41° 15° W 3.14 clains to a stuke, No, 6, in diggings, Thence, 6,5 30° 09° W 1.49 chains to a stake, No 7, in diggings, Thence, 7,930 16’ EK 4 00 chains toa stake, No & 10 lks S$ of edge of mining cut, and from Which a black gvk 12” Gia, bears N 83° 30’ W 41 tke, Therce, 8, N 83° 15’ W 9.94 chainga to.a stake, No 9, 1.50 chains W of old Riehardscn Cabin, and from which a black oak 4” dia bears $ 51.9 15’ Ww 56 lks, ‘hence, 9 N79° W'10.71 chains tu a Stike, No 10, & links S of “So. road, from which a pine 48 in dia bears N 80° B 2s ike dist, Thence, #0 chains to a stake No, 10, N 30° 18’ W 43 11, 1.50 chs § of 'a ravine from which a pine 30" dia, bears N 509° v2 ks. Thence 11, N29° 15’ W 15.86 No 12, blazed, and from which a pine 20 in dia bears $17° 30° B 54 iks.Thence, 12, N 26° 15 W 6.90 chains to.a pine tree) 10” Thence, 13,-N-39 2 45° Ww 13.7% No. 14," Thence 14, N 30° EB 9 56 to a black onk stub No 15, 24” Thence, 15,8 61° 15’ F 290 03 che to Thence, 16, N 8° 15'R 9.68 >, No 17, marked McH No pproved survey of R, nine. ‘Thenee, 17, N ake from which a cS Yand 16, Pawytighip ast, Mt-Dinblo Band 7.48 chains, Thence*® llow pine tree Thencs, 19, NWS eld McMurr:y’s placer Ae Tevine 46 in din, 1.20 chs to a stake, No 90. 1.50 chs EK of avine, from ‘which na pine 30 in dia, rents N30 St tke. Thence, 20, 816° No 21, 48’* lia. and 75 lks N of county roud. Then G * which a white hr 20 in, dia. bears 8 22 5’ . a bettie on +No 22,1 ch Nat W 0.61 chs dist. Thence; No 8, $ 872 40° sale W 41 dks K 13.43 chs to a stake No 4,2 chs N-of . 5.50 chains -to plare of beg i tiining 100, pire 5 in dia bearg Thenee, 22,8 50° 15° Ww inuing. Con. 30-100-aeres, lot No GI, in See. ioun 9 and 16, Lownship 17 Nor th, Range ) Kast, Mt, Diablo, Base and Meridian, le, nd. is of record in hesaid Kennebec Bill Mining District, Jounty antl State aforesaid. For title of deeds, pp 682, 683, 59. book 30, p 624;book {; book 34, pp 531 ana > 500; Do0OK 41, p 16] 9 00k 43, p 463; book 45, pp 6%, 70, and book 8, pp — — Records of Nevada county, f tre—_the MeMy Hacer Claim and } annals phcer claim, on he North # ae any advérse claime hereto are hereb OFive Tom She first dey of pnb ‘L. B. McPARI Dibic & Byrne, Attys, within sixty daye ishing hereof. AND, Register. 2 m2a ICH, ICE, ICK, THE NEVADA CE COMPANY W ITA FURNISH ICE IN QUA® TITIE> TO SUTE. Orjers left atthe © es, or at the store ejow & Co. will rece‘ ve prongpt CHAS . ENT, President, ILLA, Seeretst: S May 26, 1675 — Sy. Me rey ° jat the Yuba — S \ada county, Cali-chains toa pine tree,chains to a stakeon WThence, No1 sixty days. aws of Cals*whose* _t Fas y required to present the. . 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