March 22, 1888 (4 pages)

= * i oer are wi A. TAILED PREHISTORIC MAN, . mee Discovery 07‘ The Daily Transcript. ve Missing Link In the Mounsuins of Texas. Fe ener = Ai ~ One hutred and fifty miles cast of El Paso, via the Texas and Pacific Kailway, and intwenty five miles of the ro:4, is the new mining camp nained Carrizo, where the richest silver and copper mines in Texas have recently been dis Indian tradition counts for these caves as the abodes of spirits or devils, and the extremely superstitious Apaches gave the haunted Diabolo Mountains a wide berth. Until very recently the dark, terrible and frowning mount has never been explored by white men, the no. madie cowboy not caring ‘to scale its rugzed heights, nor face the superstitious awe wh ch seemed to surround the pice and take possession. of the intruder. since the discovery of silver there, however, the more venturesome miners have partially explored one lonz cave. N-A. Osmer, an old frontiersman, with a scientitic bent on his mind, was the first white man to enter the so-called habitation of spirits. With a tallow candie and prospect pick, he pengtrated the cave a hundred feet, but aid not venture further. ‘The walls of the cavern bore numerous evidences of former habitaton, Stone implements, bone needles ani pottery in excellent perservation . were scattered here and there in the Ite superior excellence proven in millions of homes foi more than a quarter of a cen tury. It is used b: the United States Govern_ gent. Endorsed by the heads of the Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful. Dr. price’s Cream Baking not contain Ammonia, Sold only in Cans. POWDER CO. ST. LOUIS. ° Powder does Lime or Alum. PRICE BAKING NEW YORK. CHICAGO. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. expe ee: TREASURER..---++ PRESIDENT AUDITOR SECRETARY . NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. NO £2 Its Certificates amount written therein feitablé. terest), and gain on the second period of five years. % COUNTY caves. Carcasses of bears anid other haze uperior Judge . JM. habe pm animals were lying near a heap of ashes. Bheriff ri dig Se aety ‘The mould of ages lay deep on the t.oor Recorter nara * 5A Rapp. and sidea of the cavern. Surely, he . District Attorney . .W. D. Long . thopght, this was the home of the anah Treasurer and Collector Pe Too fe cient cliff dweller. , a aaa ad tion . Oninet thea with his prosper’ Vie ie: m Public Administrator “'p. E. Osborne . gan digging in a pile of dirt, and_was reCoroner..-.i ange are warded by unearthing a skeleton of giTt gorveyor.-.-.--.----2.---Cbas, BUre2) gantic proportions. — birst the skull, th. o 2 SUPERVISORAL. ‘ the vertebrae .were brought t» light. But Pi Ist District. Seago ki CR. Malloy in the meantime his caud.e had burned 2 “ cis. “8. M. Pridgeon . low, and rather unnerved by. the stranze ah 8 ea Aen oe apie . © Brophy spectacle and the bid ous moan nz s2und de 6th “ STATE OFFICERS! WJ. Hill . of the wind as it waved throu ch th+ aw: {ui depths of the gloomy old cave ic Governor. 2:.---.Weahington Bartlett . ag t vd Pot ts oe Pade : 7 SO erat Governor i. W. Waterman . .8 Dow the abode of the 1ountaln hon . Secretary ‘of State ..Wm. C. Hendricks and other ferocious beasts, ( singmretreat» «State Controller John P. Dunn} ed to dayli-ht carrying with him the 1 . State Treasurer’. .Ae ee ee skull and backbone. : qj pio ie tan eetson: Be tedde-eler OaeTPrs awte 8 O) skull ho foun . to be that of a man. Surveyor General ‘Theodore Reichert . The under jaw is of mato hi size, easiClerk Supreme Court ...JD. Spencer) . y receiving the head of an ordinary man 4 i “. JUDICIARY Within its sides. The teethe are enorim= prem Justices —Niles pearly ( we ous molors or double tecth all around, eee eee en u Paner [ont 18. & partons stale OF erwere great ¢ Sees McFarland. nh he . the surprise and gratification-were great ‘ Commissioners—I. 8, Belcher (C. C.), Niles . in Usmer when he examine? the verle5 Searls, H. 8. Foote brae. _ of erg re size, and the DISTRICT strange thing a out itis that ins‘ead o n, 2a Dist Jas. A. Loutti } (eeminating abruptly, as in the orJiniry .¢ £°RE Coramtestoner, ist Dist. A. Abbott . man, it is prolonged for eightor t nmin h4 Board Equalization, 24 Dist. L. C. Morehouse . es Heyond, describing a gr wwe‘ul curve to : LEGISLATIVE. jhe rear. ys hile aig main vertebraeo is Pt A, Walratl lirinly set the cauc al appeadage is Hexi, State Cottman, iath Dist games 7 gima. ie. At its juncture with the ba ‘khone j Assemblyman, ith Dist...5I, Sykes . pr »per, at af ioe lovation of the cocyx, —— 98 ‘t measures four and“one half. inches ide, but it narrows rapidly toward the at Table of Distances. Wide, bub D : “f Pe om end. Considerable of the tail has disapFrom NeyadaCityto peared, probably by decom position, bat ET ERs aaa +38 miles. . utiicient rewains to demonstrate beyond eRe ee UN ake a doubt ibat, at last, the long-sought man Bear Valley Be ~ with a tail has been Big iu the mysSy og ee a terious old cavern of Northwest Texas. M. Chotokee aR: eng: es Mr. Osmer refuses all offers for his : * Columbia Hill Sed ‘ 33% " strange find, and keeps it closely guarded ¥ Colfax sr apeaen** iets ahs : in his caivin, allowing the curious visitor i eames eral “ie to sve his old, cliii-dweller friend at ali Graniteville. . Bt tines. : Fon < Grass Valley. --ag Oe It should he seen by scientific men, . City ery SA SU ae Tan ny “ and examined, and perhaps the Darwin4 Tithe York ieee t fs ae 4 ue jan theory will be forever established be} Lowell Hill das 2 ond even the shadow of a doulte.And pas "ee BURNER semenoenel y “ épent lor meu of s ience to visit Carrizo North San Juan core: ear and further explore the prehistoric cavOWNER Gasige ts a erus of the Diabolos. ~ — i n'a Bridge. -. ee BM = a ae septate toast 6 The Cleopatra Bath Robe, b & Ready eee r i EE =” 4 Mala ay The women who has the money and Snow. Point “ time to be intenseiy and altogether fash4 Beatt’s Fi Peer Tee cn) cree 64 jonable usually racks her brain and oe marisville oe 1a draws hea ily upon her purse in a strugee ‘ ae a com gle for novelty, The newest develop: casio 4 gE SR 7% ment in this line is called the Cleopatra i . Bam Francisco. ..0.-) +++. erage bath robe. }.ven in the houses of the 1 vedere oa 4 rich the bathroom is nothing like the 4 bare ee as gorgeous bathing apartments of the 4 ancient Romans and Egyptians, but in 4 commie poms paps lee is something like a ginal! 5 sectiono. theancientsplendors. Wh. ther : ‘70 THE UNFORTUNATE the mistress of a fine house has a. gorgece ‘gm ously tiled bathroom or only the ordiFd ore nary ga neta De eerteta in her DE, GIBBON'S DISPENSABY,. Voi0, nersclt, alter her lavatory induly. ‘ . velop herself, after her lavatory indulg_ No. 623 Kearney Street, ence, in a girment made of a thick but soit and fleecy blanket, such as are oftin . , Corner Commercial...San Francisco. bronght-to the Kast from tha Pacitic Zt —— coast, and which ‘cost at retail from $10 Established in 1854 for the Teatment of Sexual and he inal Diseases such as ‘ Gonorrhea, to:z0. The garment isloosely fashioned out of this material, and it has a togalike appearance, with its clasic drapery. Kut its white woollen sarface is not leit as clear and primitive as were those garments. ‘There are two met: ods. of decoration in vogue for these bath robes, One,is to embroider them, and the other is to paint them. In either case consi'eravle of really skillful art may be employed in decorating tho robe with flowers. libbons and fringes may also Gleet, Stric ‘tore, Syphilis in all its [? forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc. Skin Disjasés of years’ standing we mecoresee Legs suc essfu , treated. Dr. Gibbon basthe pleasy cing that he bas returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Eu‘rope, and has resumed:practice at the Disearney Street, San Frangisco, nd those reguirin. { him. be attached, and altogethéf the wearer, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. although only at ired for seclusion, anu % Beminal Emissions, the consequence of by all the laws of propricty bound to * glfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved . scream and run if disco ered by mas@ilia 4 : ‘] ee nlinlgedice, is practiced By aed ex: culine eves, is really arrayed in about as oa! Piste producing with anerring Serbinty fR2{ much splendor, of its kind, aa though Ps following train of morbid symptoms unless . going to a bail. tombatted by scientific medical measures, nies a viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under —Weasinin sk a5) re 4 the eyes, pain in the head, ringlog in the ring Apparel Sizes : ig of leaves and BS . gare; neise like. the’ rustl The &t. Louis GlobeD. "1 ave: the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about obeDemocrat says: It is astonishing to ol.serve how few pvople ness of the limbs, confused visloins, wooed intellect, or of confidence, . UP ierstand the common rulesof Measurodiffidence in approaching strangers, a dis-} ment in” purchasing wearing apparel . Vike to fofin new ecquaintances, disposition ‘ to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs. on, night sweats, monomania a frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, rsons 80 afflicted should apply immediateYs either ip person. or by letter, and have a eure effecte id Aap hew andsclentific mode ‘8 these diszases, which never fails of > “effecting a quick and radical cure, Ah MARRIED MEN, OF thope who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these Bee oo ei Lor instauce, a man will buy a-eoat that is a“s ze” too sivallortool:rge. A “size” smaller or a “size’ larger is what he probably needs, but he does not khow, what a “size”’ ig. Well, a “size” in a coat is an inch, a “size” in underwear is tuo inches, a “size’’ in a sock is one inch, in a coliar one halfan inch,in a shirt onchaif an inch, in shoes one ¢ixth oi an inch, pants one inch, gloves one io irth olan inch, an! in hats one-eight. of an should not forget the sacred respouinch. Very few purcuascrs ever ubccrsibility resting upon them, nor delay to.ob. stand the scnednle nemed, tein immediate relief. Mc ree aie aaah ups Ps ; CURED AT HOME. ‘ Why the Hired Girl is so Superior. : Persons at a distance may be CURED AT “ mone, uy adcrentns s ‘estar fobs § Sienee, ; KTP <> ) Condavied, mat’ the medicine friend's cook. free from damag will be promptly sen e or Marzaret sourly. E ; NEY cITy de COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA 2s “Oh, 1 don’t ‘ weaunas ox y Secet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., .an’t ag strony as mine, ma'am.” = * : : At the lowest rates.phodw and Lak hand a choice stock of . In Foreign Lands. , BACON. » ae? . Flow sweet it is in foreign lands os 4 To mevt a friend who knows you Who rushes up with outstreached hands, And ainiost overthrows you. Seeiaeeel * * >. Ae But ch, how sad, when that same friend, Whess aru greetings thrill you, e : “ See ge “Lead me ten dollers, will you?” ‘PR. B. mM. HUNT, Physician, YVINTON'S DRUG STORE r. Meow a Segiatee Bot . 1. P. ALLEN ( GENERAL AGENT..2c55500 eee Cash Surrencer Tue Cantaur Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. ee ee HOME BENRFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION INCORPOKATED 1840. ; covered. Immediately “north of Carrizo lies ae famous mountain range ca led the Diabolo or Devil’s Mountain, tower° , ing over a thousand feet alove the surfor Infants and ‘Children. ; rounding = ge Fehon the summit, which . Sf RS RT AR GRY is composed of lime-stone, aro fou ii . “Omstoria — q 4 i pted to children that § Castoria cures Colic, Constipett numerous caves and tunnels, which extdopbedetcad Shab dayetin any rescription'. Sour Stomach, Di Eractat'on, tend for # distance of ten mis, ani tome.” HA; uaaaan a D Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dlsome of them penetrate the mountain Oxford Brooklyn x Witkous injurious medication full 50: feet. A . raat ales DAILY TRANSCRIPT Aook and Job Printing Establishment’: IS THE LARCEST IN THE NORTHERN PART OF CALIFORNIA. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Has More Than Double the. Circulati Daily Paper North of Sacramento. of any 240 Montgomery Street San Francisco. pdekedevcratiagedlys BANK OF CALIFORNIA ANNUAL DUES.— and : Similar. -distribution © the end of each five years to persistent members otiBan avthrene perisae there ahaithe paid carhto* fim “c amount cf reserve paid on his Certificate. This bit of conversation took p'ace last week between a Boston laly and a The fami y in which the jatter lived have recenily moved tram a . “:@you?’ said the lary pleasantly. : : ne d the T can't stant the race hi ILLEY BROB,,.. _,Proprietors vs _ roar ol the noisy seupete of the C Sah aes “Very likely not,’ Margaret. assented grimly ; “1 s'pose most likely your bran STATEMENT JULY Total Amount of Claims Paid.. ne Mortuary Fund, Bank of California Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union Claims on Hand Due and Unpiid.. 4 -_— .L. B, NO MEDICAL FEE. serves (also with xtinguish the cost for {surplus is made at ~—TJTaluc. tn ont r hus 1, i887. PROMPTNESS IN SETTLEMENT. Jurry Scuooitne, ex-State Treasu february 8d, 1887; proofs filed February 23d, 1887. vary Sth,.1887; proofs fil Tuomas Bigiey, Shipwright filed February 8th, 1887. gratetul therefor, Yours very Xaver Scunirz, Petaluma, Gentlemen: Your check most gratefully réceived, commendable. , of San Franc expiration of time allowed your Watkin R. Price, is this day most grate/ Yours very truly, ; ANN PRICE, By Geo. L. ‘Sypney M. Van Wyck, Supt. Golde 791, issued. Sept. 6, 1882, for $10,000.00. Total payme Wma. Kocu, bookkeeper Bank of California, insured fo ed February 14th, 1887 ; claim p Home Benevit Lire Association . Gentlemen— Five Thousand Dollars, amount of certific ment of this amount long before the date truly, San Francisco, July 19, 1887. Home Benefit Life Association : for Len Thousand Dollars, a month before the Association in which to make payment, is §. M. VAN WYOK. : . VAN WYCK. 7. 'T. 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On continuance of the Certiticare 1m rorce for the second period of five years, the full amount of the reserve payment made by the me together with division of profits resulting from lapsed re Mortality Cost, will be applied toe mber (with interest), she cIcel, d for $2,000, died r $2,000, died Febroid February 21, 1887. isev, insured for $5,000; claim I have to thank you for tae payiment of ‘ate held by my father. dve was unexpected, and I am very ELLA T. BIGLEY. incured for $1,000; proofs of death. filed April 6th, 1887; claim paid May 21st, 1887. Brander, her Atty. in Fact, n City. Chemical Works. Policy No ie ' ; ; Oe enn Sate. Notice of Application for Pardon. ‘All assessments will be paid at the Citizens Bank of Nevada City, and First Nationat Bank of Grass Valley. Edition Comprehensive and compact—58,000 topics. Complete in 3 convenient volumes Reliable— 400 first-class contributors. Fresh—Brought down to the present year. 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U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal Janusry 19th, 1888. T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE t. SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. : Beginning at post in No. 2,” on south iend of lode claim. 4 bank of Deer creek, marked “H. Q. M. 8. No. Wood’s Ravine, . 3’ at northeast corner, bein) ° ty) nm » ° 6 Application for a Patent Paes an + AT nats te sok of works —— United States Land Office, Sagramento. Cal., January 19, 1888. Cam co, Calaveras county, and Spenceville Nevada county, Celi forni Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of as“Home Gold Mining Company,” the . ~7ToTICcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE hed day of Feb1889. ‘ostoffice address of which is San Francisco, N “Home Gold Mining Company,” whose See oe the bm getent nosto ot po-He BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TUBGCITY . California, has this day filed its application . Post Office address is San Froncisvo, Califor . Mat’ ames of the respectivte +s Fa Te Nevad:, do ordain as follows:From for a pvtent for 855.4 linear feet of t e“Home . nia, has this day filed {ts application for @ auiders, as follows: Xo. No. and afier July ist, 1888, and until July ist . 27 mine (North location),” or yein bear. . patent for 1299.54 linear feet of the “Home Names Cert. Shs. Am’t. 1889, the following rates, and no greater . /O& gold and silver, with surface ground as Buarts Mine (South location). ‘or vein bear-. \ oe R.Cnllen. -1 2600 $1040 00 rates shall be charged and may be collected deseribed herein, situated in Nevada Mining . jng gold and silver, with surface g ound as . B. B. pee eh 40 00 per week by the Nevada City’ W orks, from District, County of Nevada, Stace of Califor. . described herein, situated in Nevada Mining “3 1360 00 ). PSnsumers of water taken from said Com. Dia.@1 designated by the official field notes . pistrict, County of Nevada, State of Califor. 400.00 “any within the corporate limita of the City of survey, and the officia) plat of survey, 0D . nia, and designated by the official field 800 4 Nevada: file in this office, as Jot No. 153, in Township . notes of survey, and the official plat of sur400 % Section 1, For all families, 50 cents. No. ba Bont RESSe: 8 Haat —ae piaple sey, on file in ibis eS Os Rest pe 88 00 Se ; n meridian, said lot No. 153, being a8 10> Township No, 16 Nortir be. 480 00 Fl many Seg restaurants and eating lows, to-wit: 3 . Mount Diablo, ‘meridian, said lot No. 154, be50 00 Section 3. For first-class hotels, 3: Instrument Soler Transit No. 53. . ing as follows, to-wit: I. Gutte, Trustee 878 00 Section 4. Forsecond-class hotels, $2. SURVEY OF THE LODE Instrnment Solar Transit No. 58. Hunnker Zust 4000 00 Section 5. For third-class hotels $1.50. ‘ 3 Survey of the Lode. Carl Last Jr., Trustee..100 00 Section 6, For fourth-class hotels, $1. Bezinning at post in rock mound. on tailL Eoupe.. 400 00 rection 7. Forsaloons, 75 cents. f ings of Deer creek, marked ‘tH. Q. M.N. Beginning at post in rock mound on tailRe, 5 NE [iisesesesee pte tection &. For rooms and offices, 25.cents. . NO. 1 being also’ Post 0, 1 of “Home . ingsin Deer Creek, marked “H. Q.M. 8. NO.) im codore Michels. 400 00 Section», For photograph galferes, 50 . Quarta Mine (toutn ‘onation), thence, wit . 1" on north end of lode claim, being #180! . 'p gchmidt.. 40 00 cents. . ; magnetic variation 18° East, N .29°.57’ W, on north ¢n¢ sme Quartz Mine ‘North Lo. CB Witte nrustee.. im 00 hection 10, For barber shops, 50 cents. {5.00 chains to center of Wood's Ravine, . Petion.)” -Thencé, with magnetic yariation. 4 @gsttand Trustee. 4 00 Section 11. For bath esta lishments, 75 . course south westerly, 8.00 chains to west . so Rast, South 304° East, 1.75 chains, to. 4 6 Eastland: eee 196 00 cents. : : bank of Wood's Ravine, south westerly, 8.45) south bank. of Deer treek, 2.10 chains to tun. + 9R"W"chington, Trustee. iF to Section 12. For drug stores, 50 cents. chains to tunnel 2 feet iong, 9.00 chains to . nel on lode, now caved in, and said to be 8) FF ond som) : 200.00 s Sertion 13, For blacksmith and wagon mining cut, 20 feet long, 9.60 chains to shaft) fest long, 2.50 chains to mining excavation oy SE ta lapadage ig hops, 0 cents te fect avep, 00 links to right, 1215 chains to . 4x15 feet shaft 15 feet deep, 45 Hinks te sient, . Mie Rigencn eer: oe Section 14. All houses occupied by two gouth bank of Wood’s Ravine, conrse south . 575 chains to tunnel on lode 15 links to own fp Ppa be es re men, 50 cents easterly, 12.86 chains to north bank of Wood . tight, 8.07 chainsto Kough ond Ready ditch, Feit) 1 aie): bop eottion 13. For school houses with an at. Kavine, course suutheasterly, 12.96 chains 0 . course south westerly, 16.34 chuins to fence . \ 1g Lol ale tee Aly 75 00 tendance of less than two hundred chil855.4 feet, to p st in rock sen —s. course E and W., 19.69 chains, oF, 1an-54, fost perte Dee datak sbi Oe Wen onder dren, $1.50. H.Q. M. N. No. 2,”” oD nO e to post in rock mound, marked .Q M. 8. of the Board of Directors, made on the 8d day of February, 188%, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at thé office ©: gaid Company, room 24 No. 320 Sansome street, Sau Francisco, California, on TUES; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning a* post in rock moundon north also Post, No. cents. : marked “H.Q,M. N. No.3,” at northwest . 5, of “Home Quartz Mine (° orth Location,” , Abril, 1688, at the hour of nection 19. For weekly and tri-weekly. corner from which aX alder tree, 12 inches . from which Post No, 4 of ral Date Mabe Cte areata ay. pay aad delinprinting offices, 50 cents. in dia, bears South, 35°, Kast, 19 links dis-/ 1). §, Patent, bears S 26° 20° E °10 links disquent assessment. thereon, together with Section 20. For printing offices running . tant. Thence, with magnetic variation 18° ) tant, and theentrance to W oming lower } dosts of advertising and éxpenses of sales printing presses with water power, extra, . East, N .71> East, 1.10 cnains to north bank . tunnel bears N 46° E 2.91 ¢ ing distant + PICHOLR, Secretary. of Wood's Ravitie course south easterly,1.61 . and center of Home incline shaft bears Office Room 24, No. 320, Sansome; street, $1.50. chains or 119.5 feet to Post. No. 2, on north . 54)-4© W 1.38 chains distant, Thence, with . gan Francisco, California. 4 i. ection 21. For. butcher shops running . end of lode claim, 3.62 chains or 238.9 feet to} magneti® variation, 18° East, Sou gO ’ meat cutters ‘with water power, extra, 75) post on rock mound, ‘marked “H. Q. M . ¢, 1:75 chains to south bank of Deer Creek, 5 = cents. No, 4,” at northeast corner, from which 4] pgcend 3.29 chains to tunnel in mining. exSUMMONS. Section 22. For butcher shops 50 cents. black ouk tree, 36 inches in dia. bears west . cavation, 65 links to right. 8.50 chains to shaft Section 23. For bakeries, 75 cents. Section 24. For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents, section 2. For Chinese houses, for each faucet, 50 cents. Section 26. For‘ hinese wash houses and laundries, from $2 to #3. section 27. For first-class livery stables, including water for washing livery wagons, buggies and carriages, %. Section 28. For second-class livery . stables, including water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, #4. ’ section 29, For tnird-clase livery stables, including water for washing ‘Wagons, buggies and carriages, $2. Section 30. For fourth-class livery stables, #1. nection 31. For feed and sale,stables, $2. to two horses, wagons and buggies, 79 eenta. section 83. For private stables, for each additional horse, 12 1-2. cents. beckon 34. For breweries, including two herses, $1.50section 25. For gas works, $2. Section 36. kor Court House, including irrigation, $4. rection 37. For sewing machines, for use of water for each machine, 25 cents. Section 38. For public halls and theatres, the discretion of the water agent. Section 45. tor irrigation, f taking water at family rates, for every quantity above an inch, at the rate of 25 cents per inch for 24 hours. section 46. For irrigation, when feking no water at family rates, 2 cents per inch for 24 hours. rection 47. dens, where vegetables are 60) $25 for season. ‘ ection 48. For city fire plugs, for water used for fire purposes, §3 for each plug per ear. 4 Section 49. Forsprinkling or watering the streets of Nevada City from the fire plugs, 310 per year. Section 50. For irrigating ve etable garin market, For practice of organized hose or fire compaatee $10 per year. Section 61. For flushing sewers of all kinds, $10 per year. section So. Vor City Hall and City Jail, $5) 1 er year. 3 nection 53. For City Treugh at the Plaza and City Pound, $20 per year. i section 64. The agent of the Company t shall have the power in all cases to ascerof water used, and fix the price as provide Poe Radar etd Secntinder Snes OS aan Water Tor itfigation to parties taking no water at family rates. section 55. AlLrates, except irrigstion and eity pur , are due and payable weekly. Water. for fire, sprinkling and watering streets, practice of organized fire companies, flushing sewers, City Hall, City dail, City trough and pound, are due and payable quarterly. Irrigation rates in. monthly installments of oue-tifth of the rates, when taking water for the season, as provided by section 46." if not paid within the current month the water will be shut off at the discretion of the water agent. Section 56. fret-class hotel is understood to bea hotel containing not less han 70 beds; second-class hotel not less than 40 beds; third-class hotel not less than 20 beds; fourth-clags not less than 10 beds. rection 57. , First-class liver stable is understood to bea stable containing not. less than 25 horses; second-claas livery stable not less than 15 horses; third-class livery stable not less than 6 horses; Fourth-cluss livery stable less than 6 horses. section 68. do one except & pronerly authorized agentof the water wor sshall turo on the water toany place or pbuilding without a permit from ae water agent, provided that the authorized agent of the cityor ¥ire pepartment may turn on the water for ‘ity purposes. Section 59. All water used for running machinery, 26 cents per miner's inch. Passed February 23d, 1888. H. C. M.LLS, President. G. CO. Gaylord, Clerk. m2 Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL. March 384, 1888. NOotickis hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the. Hon, J, M. Walling, S5uperior Judge of Nevada caunty, Culifornia, at 100’cloekA.M. on the Tenth day of April, 1888, viz : Thomas Kirkham, Homestead Application No, 3780, for the S'E 140f 8 E 14 and N 1-2of & B1-4 of Section 20, Township 17, N RYFK.M, D. M. enames the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz « D. Whittum, E. ‘P. Hagar, Wm. Edwards, Jacob Arbogast, all of evada City, California, m6 SELDEN HETZEL, Register, _ To W.D. LONG, ag District Attorney of Nevada County, Cal. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONG GUE, who was convicted in Nevada County, in April, 1880, of the crime of murder in the first degree, and sentenced to im risonment for the term of his natural life, ntends to apply te the Governor of the State of California fora pardon or ¢ommutation of sentence. * ONG GUE. San Quentin, Cal, February 17, 1888, = f28 Academy of Our Lady of the HOLY BOSABY. . Cal. a he ACADEMY RECENTLY OPENED under the care of the Sisters of the HoTy Cross, from the Celebrated Convent of St. Mary's, Notre Damé, Indiana, is beautifully situated in the healthy and pleasant town of Woodland. The building ie arge and well supplied with all the modern improvements and no effort or expense has been spared to meet all requirements that ma. contri to the advancement, health-and comfort of the pupils. A complete Philosophical and Chemical apparatus is furnished with smal. extra expense for the use ef those pursuing the sciences. Instrumental Music and Voice Culture, also Drawing and Painting receive particular attention. ADVANCE. ‘. Boarpina Purris—Board (including Bed ATE 6 LSA Se Fe EER AAE SE Ys BXTBA CHARGES iano, with of instrument one hour dally.i. wus eeres: i Harp, with use of instrument one Vocal Music, Private Lessons.fee Music, in Class .. wing.:. Te ras : ni 2 AS PS ‘ Une Oo! Bien and Philosophical . ‘@pparatus.. *% ‘ N Tern the Fi THe NSndeyinvauuarys 00 00 . B00 -. 1000 00 00 00 offs OPE WLT ERE WSS BAR i {6 : 79 links distant, and original post on west line of Wyoming Quartz Mine, U. 8, Patent, bears north 71 thence, 852.1 feet to post in rock mound on bank of Deer Creek, @marked “H. Q. M. No. 5,” at southeast corner, No. 30f “Home Quartz ton), * from which Post No. 4 of Ural Quartz ne, 26° 0” E 10links disiant, and the entrance to. Wyoming lower tunnel, 46° EF, 2.91 chains of Home Gold compartment incline shaft, AAO W, 1.88 tion corner, 13 and 14, Township 16 Section 32. For private stables, from one . .13.16 chains distant, and post No. 10,0f West thence south 71°, W 100 ft. or 1.51, chains to post No. 1, on south end of lode claim, 3.03 echains-to Post No. 7 of Home Quartz Mine (South location), 3.63 chains or «35.6 Teet to 2% cents. batik of Wood’s Kavine, course south eastSection 89. Por 1,000 bricks on large con. erly, 12.90 chains or 551.40 feettothe place of tracts, 10cents: beginning, containing an area of Four and Section 40. For.1,000 bricks on small con. sixty-one one-hundredth (4-61) acres: tracts. 12 1-2 cents. BN . Connecting Line z d mo: 8 = ieee. tf signe welt and money, 1 2tom,, postmarked SH: Q. M,N. No.5, j i n ence 8 304 ) 17.20 chains, thence nort (fatten a Hemaes or cementing, one 5.07 chains, thence north’ 14}4° W 90 5 43. Railroad depot, $2.50. chains, thence north 2 fol chains, pers 44. Pere Ritts if taking water . & post_ common to Sections 11, 12, 18 at family rates, from $ to #15 per season, at } and 14, Township 16, North Range 5 East course and distance § 419 41’ E 13,16 chains. said County of Nevada, State of California, Company. ing Quaitz Mine, lot No. 56, U. 8. and Ural Quartz Mine, . Partent, on the east. and the Home Quartz Mine (south Location), Lot No. 154, approved survey, on the sonth. any portion of said (North required to file w Land Office of California, virtue Statutes of the forthe period of sixty (60) days (ten conurement, the quantity . oe outive weeks) in the by Sections 45 and 46; it shall also be optionscript, w dally new made on the 2ist day of Januory 1888. San Francisco, California, attorney for applicant. ; Necuce id hereby given that in complithe sale of timber lands in the States of CalEXPENSES PER TERM — PAYABLE IN 4 of Day c d, te the erediEast, 70 links distant; gouth 28° 39” E. 12.91 chains or north N being also post Mitie (South LocaUnited Staies Patent, hears 5 bears “north distant, and the center Mining Company's double bears north chains distant, and the Seccommon te Sections 11, li, North Range 8 East Mount Diablo meridian, bears 8 41°, 41’ ik Providence Quartz Mine, approved survey bears south 30445 E 8.60 chains distant, post in rock mound on tailings of Deer Creek, marked “HQ. M. N. No.6,” at southwest corner, thencegnorth 28° 37’ W 1.00 chains, to west bank of Wood's Ravine, course south westerly, 12.75 chaingto south Mount Diabio Meridian, making calculated The said. mining claim being of record in the office of the County Kecorder of the in certain conveyances tosthe “Home Gold Mining Company,” and others, prior to said The adjoining claimants are The Wyomvatent, ot. No. 75, U.8. claiming adversely Home quartz mine Location) or surface ground are their adverse claims th the Register of the United States in the State Any and all persons at Sacramento, during the sixty days pubication hereof, orthey will be barred by of the provisions ef the Kevised nited States. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Itis bereby orderea thatthe foregoing no ice of application for patent be published Nevada Daily Tranaper published at on Wien wean er neevwntege, Lind. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice was Geo. A. Knight, 234 Montgomery street, . Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office, { Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 7, 1888. ance with the provisions of the Act of ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for ifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” E. 8. Campbell of Sacramento, county of Sacramento, State of California, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 789, forthe purchase of the 8 1-2 of S. W. 14 of Section 34, in Township No, 16.N, Range9E. M. D. M. and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuuble for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Kegister and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal. on MONDAY the 28d day Of April, 1888. He names as witnesses: Michael Manion of Grass Valley, Nevada county, P. O.; Steven Manion of Grass Valley, Nevada county, P. O.; M.P. Frary of Grass Valley, Nevada county, P.O.; Geo. E. Brand of Neyada City, Nevada county, P. O. Any andall persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 23d day of April, 1888. : f17 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice. Nevapa City, Ca, Feb, 18, 1888. TS MRS. MARY JAMIESON :-You are hereby notified that I have expended One tiundred Dollars in labor and improvements upon the “Yellow Diamond Quartz Mine,” situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, consisting of Twelve Hundred Feet in length on the lode, with surface ground Four Hundred feet in width. Said claim bounded North by vacant ground, East. by the Oro Fino Quartz Mine, South by the South Extension of Yellow Diamond and West by vacant ground, and situate in N. W. 4 of Section 8, Township 16, North Range 8 East, M. D. M. Thatsaid expenditure was made in order to hold said premises, under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount requir ed to hold the same, for the year ending December 81, 1887. That your proportion of such expenditure, as the owner of an undivided one half interest in said Claim, 1s fifty dollars. Thatif within ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned at Nevada City, Cal. your said proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner your interest in said claim will be forfeited and’ become the property of the subscriber, under said Section 2324. R. LOCKLIN. Assessment Notice. ae = EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of business Nevada City, California. Location of works Nevada city, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the 6th day of March, 1888, an assessment, (No. 15) of two cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at his offiee at the mine. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 13th: day of April, A. D. 1888, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction: and countess pa is made-before, will be sold on Saturday, the 28th day of April, 1888, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costa of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. Cc. E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the Mine Deer Creek near Suspen sion Bridge, Nevada City, California. m12 Notice to Oreditors. Estate of David Rowe deceased. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE ““ undersigned Adminstrator. of the tors of, and all persons having claims ogninst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four mathe ape e first publication of this notice e said Adminstrator at the law office gph ban pg pe “4 ent Grass n the County of Nevada,or the same will be barred. Dated March 19th, 1888. MARY ROWE, Administratrix Of the Estate of Dayid Rowe, dec’d. A. Burrows, Atty. ™20 » The ‘Transcript is the Best Advertising medium in 25 feet deep, 0 links to ri tunnel! 56 links to right, 8. Quaitz Mine, to cross sect.» line, between sections lL and 14, 2.96 chains west ofsection corner common to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Township No. 16 North Range 8 East, ablo meridian, 16,69chains to fence course 17.20 chuins to post in rock mound, “HH, QM. 8. of West Providence 41 links distant, and section corner common to Sections 11, 12, section corner beiug also, Post No. 18. of chains, or 1299.54 feet, to post marked 6 to N the Superior Court of the County of Ne+ ooo pet I vada, State of California. State of Calii rthwesterly, 8.50} fornia, County of Nevada, ss, The. People nEd Ready oe dO ut Weal meoeitants of the State of California, send greeting: Ko pproved survey, 11.89 chains . Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H. G. Battey. and R. B. Robinson, John Curry, Mary A.Curry, T. C. Randall William Willoughby and Matthew Tonkin, Defendants. You are hereby required to shen in an action brought smaller yoy in the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State.o California, on the [4th day of January, 1888, by David Ayres, Kilter Andrews, M. Ji Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Jose h° Costa and Thomas Costa, Plaintiffs, and to#wnewer the eomplaint filed therein, within ten soya (ex18 and 14 Township 16, elusive of the day of service) after the serNorth Range § East Move dist meridian vies on.you of tlk Burman a nia. coun. ° J istant. 8 ,OF,bears N 0149 K 5 chaina, atk. it y, withinthirty days, or judgment will be en againat you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is hroughtto obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of six.certain lienst described in the said complaint and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Nevada. county on the 4th and 10th days of January, 1888. tosecure the payment 0 certain sums f money. due for labor performed by Plainiffe for said defendants, Oro Fino artz. Mining Company, H. G. Battey and R. E. Robinson, as follows, to-wit : David Ayres $634 00; Kilter Andrews $121.50 ; M, J. BernLa hes? Se Gate eka Jaan Label anon, . ve 394° £1.68 chains distant. as Cos ; an oseph Cos i gig eh > W 3.81 chains to fence thatthe. premises deseribed in the comcourse E and W., 9.45 chains to cross section . plaint may be sold, and the preceeds apline between Sections)11 and 14,6.40 cha, fig . plied to the payment ofthe amount due u west ofsection corner common to Sections on sald liens as follows, to-wit; the princiLl 12,13 and 14, Township 16, North Range . pal sum $1788.25, filing and recording liens Fast Mount Diablo meridian, 9.94 chains to . $15,and Attorneys’ feesin the sum of $800, Rough and Ready ditch, course southwest. and costs of suit. And in case such proerly, 10.02 chains, to Post No. 9 of West Proviceeds are not sufficient to pay the same? dence Quartz miue, approved survey, 17.69 thento obtain an Execution against said chainstosouth bank of Deer creek,. 19.69 Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H, .Q. chains, or 1299.54 feet, to postin rock mound . Battey aud RKE. Robinson for the balance on tailings of Deer creek, marked, ‘“H. Q. M, . rema ning due, end also that the said de3. No. 7,” at northwest corner, thence north fendants and all persons claiming by, 7i2 Kast, 1.91,5 chains or 100 feet,to Post No. through or under them, or either of them, 1, on North end of lode claim: 3.08 chains,-or . may be barred and foreclosed of all right, 200 feet to the place of beginnin comtaining . title, claim, Hen, equity of redemption, an an area of (5.84) Five an eighty-four oneinterest in and to said premises deacribed in bundredths acres. the complaint, and for other and further reConnecting line. lief. From Post No.4, of “Home Quartz Mine And you are hereby notified that if you (South Location), thence north 3.67 chains, . fail to appear and answer the said complain thence north 143-42 west .90 Chains thence as above required the said ere will north 29° east .61. chains, to section, ‘post . aP ly tothe Court for the relief demanded common to Sections 11, 12, 13-and 14, Township 16, North Range 8 Kast, Mount Diablo j ineridian, making calculated course and Clerk of the Superior Court aforesaid, do distunce N .0%4 © east 5 chains. hereuntoset my hand and impress the seal Field notes of conflict between of said Court, at office, inthe city of NevaMount DiE & W., 17.15 chains to fence course N ands. ‘ marked No.4,” being also Post No.-12, Seid Mine, from which a spruce tree 10 diameter bears north Providence Quartz Mine, U. 8. patent, . we M. No. 4,” (original corner.) Thence, south 71> west, 1.35 chains, to post in rock mound marked, “H. Q. M. 8. No. 6,” being also Post No. 13of West Providence Quartz Mine, approved survey, from which a black ouk tree, 15 inohes in dia., bears N 16 14° E, 90 links digtant, 1.51 chains or 100. feet, to post marked a. Q. M. 8. No. 2,” on south end of lode laim, 3.03 chains or 200 feet, to post in rock mound marked “H. Q. M. 8. No. "at south+ west corner, in Chas.tMcHugh’s field, from which a double black oak tree 25 inches in inthe pat complaint. “Home Quartz Mine [South location),” and agriculda, on the 14th day of January, A. D. 1888. tural patent of Dingley’ embracing lot 1, of . (Seal. F. G. BFATTY, Clerk. north west 1-4 Section 13, Township 16, North W. P. Sowden, Attorney for Piffs. __429_ Range 8 East Monnt Diablo meridian. Beginning at post marked +H, Q, M. 8. No, Summons. hy He which eyerent co en Mog gy Bs — Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Towns oO N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Rangeé Kast Mount Diablo meridian. bears I county of Nevada, State of California.— north .04° E 6.00 chain stant, thence with Btate of California, County of Nevada, ss. magnotie voriation 18° eastS > E249) ‘The People of the State of California Chains or 164.3 feet, to Post marked “H, Greeting : To H. G. BATTY, T. G. RA M. No 4,” original corner, Thence Sout South 71°. West, 1.35 chains to Post marked “H. Q.M.8.” No 5. Thence N.04° K. 171.6 feet or 2.60¢hains to the place of beginning, one-hu DALL, WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and RK. E. ROBINSON De. ae pong ‘ : ‘ou are hereby required to appearin an action brought against fsb int 7 Superior Court of the County of pvadne State of California, on twenty-ninth day of October, containing an area of Sixteen dredths ofan acre. . ‘The ga'd Mining Claim being of record in the office of the County -Recorder of the . '1887, by JOHN CU i Gonnty of Nevada, at Nevada City, CaliforRY, Piainti and gc f Bus. Not filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of a, ‘the me L claimants are the “Ural Quartz Mine,’ Lot No 75, approved guryey; and the “Home Quartz Mine,” (north location), Lot No 153, approved survey, on the North; on the South and West b the “West Providence Quartz Mine,” Lot No131-A_ aproved survey; and on the East by the “West rovidence Quartz Mine,” approved survey, Lot No I31B, That part and portion of said “Home Quartz Mine ‘(South Location),” described hereinbefore, as beingin conflict with Agricultural Patent of Dingley, embracing 10% 4; cf North West 1-4 of Section iB, Towns ip 16, North Range 8} jast Mount Diablo Meridian, haa been, by voluntary act of said ‘Home Gold Mining Company "rejected and except ed from the application of said “Home Gold Mining Company and ig not embraced or included in the said A ong ag for Patent of the said “Home Gold Mining Company,’ for the said “Home Quarts Mine (South Loithe day of service) after the service ofthis Summons, if served within this eounRal or, if served out of this count; » within thirty days, or judgment will be against taken pr you by default accordin ayer of said complaint cal anne The said action isbroughtto obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage described ‘in the said com ngreng and_executed ee the said H. G. Batity, on the 28th day of ril, 1886, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note dated April . 28th, 1886, dué cighteen months or before, after date, for the sum of Four Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars, with interest thereou at eix per cent, per annum until paid, that the premises conveyed by said mora @. may be sold, and the proceeds applie the payment of the amount due upon said prom thory note, aa follows, to-wit : The principal sum_ of $4,700, with interest thereon from April 28th. 1886, cation.’’) : at the rate of six t. Any andall persons claiming adversely, . fi 2@1 percent. per annum, and any shen de anid “Home Quarts MING . for Attorney's fee, and costa of suit, Aud South Location,” orsurface ground, are re ‘quired to file their adverse claims, with the Register of the United States Lan Office, at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the United States. F : SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Itishereby orcered, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Pateut, be pub lished forthe period of sixty (60) days (ten consecutive weeks)in the NevaDa DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper, pnblished at Nevada Clty Nevada county, California. LDEN. HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this Notice was made on the 2ist day of January, A. D. 1888. Geo, A. Knight, 234 Montgomery atreet, San fy a California, Attorney for the Applicant. in case such proceeds are not sufficient pay the same, then to obtain an Lesh te against said i. G Batty for the: balance remaining due, and that also the said defendants and all persona claiming by, through or under them or either ofthem may be barred and foreciosed of all right, title, claim, lien, eantt ot ralem tion, ape interest in and e rem and further rele P ses, and for other nd you are hereby notified that if fail to appear and answer the said co aint ap goers re pared he ond plaintit 6 will H orthe tne one complaint, oo Senne _ in testimony whereof, I, F. G. Clerk ‘of the Superior Court lenseaers o hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 20th day of October, A. D. 1887, (Seal. . , ra te hg Clerk. ‘ y W.D. " A. D. Mason, age for Pl ffs. ' Deny: Land. Notice. UNITED States Lanp O California. viens ae te PON READING AND CONSIDERING the application of the Central. Pacific QAx FRANCISCO COPPER COMPANY. \S Location of pie _ of business San Francisco, California. — Location ot Works, Campo Seco, Calaveras county, and Spenceville, Nevada county, Califarale., woes +“ bored elven. that at Ra a meeting of the Board of Direetors held on j Railroad Company for the thir aap of ebruary, AN6e.90 asaege. Biine the chamcaan atl ate tr a, ani 4cet ment (Number Two) of Forty Cents per. SE4 andSEY of SEY o Section 38, in share was levied upon the capitel stock . Township 18 North, Range 9 Kast, Mouut of the Corporation, payable immediately fn . Diablo Bage and Meridian. presented with United States gold coin, to the Secretary et refefence to Honorah ¢ Commissioner's Letthe office of the Company, No. 320 San. ter “N” of Janu some street, Room 24, San Francisco, Cali. application was aye flea t by. oe ae ay a ny stock upon which this assessment’ shall remain unpaid on the weal day of March, 1888, will be. delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless permens is made before will be sold on uesday, the third day of April, 1883, to pa the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertisin; fad Laxpenene of sale. rectors. It is ordered that WEDNESDAY, th e day of March, 1 at 10 o’clock a. M., Fee the Register and Keceiver, at. this office, be and the same is hereby fixed as time and place for the hearing of evidence ag to the character for minerals of the above described lands, from which to determine the rights of the said omneny. to the same. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. By order of baad Ta ATR, OTR, See: ; Weer Office No. $20 Sansome Street, oe, Notice to Oreditors, San Francisco, California. {7 + eee prtaey Restate of HENRY HARRYHOUSEN, deAssessment Notice, egies MINING COMPANY. LOCAon of principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal.—Location : County, Chl on of works, Nevada otice is hereby given-that at a of the Board o firectors, held moons Fourteenth day of February, 1888, an assessment (No. 29) of Ten Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the curporceased, OTICE is hereby given by th N signed, Administrator of the Matte ae } rene Harryhousen, deceased, to the cred7” of, and all persons having claims acgeraat Sheeene deceased, to exhibit them be, fhe neneasay vouchers, within four toe tr tan end seein ee tee dence on Spring mreak, Nen a is To the same being th orton Ganiesae of the busines of shennan ne ene ation, payable immediately i om pa: 0. 5 r ou i street, San Picnsibes Gallfortie. one aurea vat Nevede Cit Dated at Nevada City, C: Caldwell & Little, ra yaa Notice of Proving Will. [8 PHE SUPERIOR COURT, IN ¢ AND FOR gine county of Nevada, State-of CallforAny stock upon which this asse Shall remain ee paia on Monday the toch day of March, 1888, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unlese Ba ment is made before, will be sold on MI ‘DAY, the 16th day of April, Sogetnes "at at State t Gateaiie cab en. 0} es ce advertising and ex~ In the matter of the estate of John Laney, THEO, WETZEL, Secre deceased, Office— . ‘Pursui pumice tahoe street, San Court eta SAN or tenol the oy Superior notice is hereby given, t! a Toniay ane Second day Of April, 1868, at 10 arolon fend the Cowthint the Soqreoom, of Conrt,at pl owe. is eCity and County of ada, been a; as the and place for proving the will of said ro Laney, deceased, and for hearin pal cation of Charles F. Laney,for the” e to him of Letters, Testamentary when and where any person interested may shpeer and contest tie same, a: ated Nevada City, March 15th 1888, £ATTY, Clerk, Stockholders Meeting. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDE A of the. South +) ot will be held at Ne Ht Hy iy ee CAmERSY ‘Tuesday, April 10th, 1888, At2o'clock P. M,, for the electior ers and the transaction of an en, oh .08Northern-Central California ead 8 AY Come before the meeting. Nevada Cit. mach ith se" . rons & simouda, Ady for Potions In testimony whereof, I, F. G, Beatty, ine anifabenien ae “a i} VG EVE BI U8. ] a NA ie ee

= * i oer are wi A. TAILED PREHISTORIC MAN, . mee Discovery 07‘ The Daily Transcript. ve Missing Link In the Mounsuins of Texas. Fe ener = Ai ~ One hutred and fifty miles cast of El Paso, via the Texas and Pacific Kailway, and intwenty five miles of the ro:4, is the new mining camp nained Carrizo, where the richest silver and copper mines in Texas have recently been dis Indian tradition counts for these caves as the abodes of spirits or devils, and the extremely superstitious Apaches gave the haunted Diabolo Mountains a wide berth. Until very recently the dark, terrible and frowning mount has never been explored by white men, the no. madie cowboy not caring ‘to scale its rugzed heights, nor face the superstitious awe wh ch seemed to surround the pice and take possession. of the intruder. since the discovery of silver there, however, the more venturesome miners have partially explored one lonz cave. N-A. Osmer, an old frontiersman, with a scientitic bent on his mind, was the first white man to enter the so-called habitation of spirits. With a tallow candie and prospect pick, he pengtrated the cave a hundred feet, but aid not venture further. ‘The walls of the cavern bore numerous evidences of former habitaton, Stone implements, bone needles ani pottery in excellent perservation . were scattered here and there in the Ite superior excellence proven in millions of homes foi more than a quarter of a cen tury. It is used b: the United States Govern_ gent. Endorsed by the heads of the Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful. Dr. price’s Cream Baking not contain Ammonia, Sold only in Cans. POWDER CO. ST. LOUIS. ° Powder does Lime or Alum. PRICE BAKING NEW YORK. CHICAGO. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. expe ee: TREASURER....---++ PRESIDENT AUDITOR SECRETARY . NO MEMBERSHIP FEE. NO £2 Its Certificates amount written therein feitablé. terest), and gain on the second period of five years. % COUNTY caves. Carcasses of bears anid other haze uperior Judge . JM. habe pm animals were lying near a heap of ashes. Bheriff ri dig Se aety ‘The mould of ages lay deep on the t.oor Recorter nara * 5A Rapp. and sidea of the cavern. Surely, he . District Attorney . .W. D. Long . thopght, this was the home of the anah Treasurer and Collector Pe Too fe cient cliff dweller. , a aaa ad tion . Oninet thea with his prosper’ Vie ie: m Public Administrator “'p. E. Osborne . gan digging in a pile of dirt, and_was reCoroner...-.i ange are warded by unearthing a skeleton of giTt gorveyor..-.-.--.----2.---Cbas, BUre2) gantic proportions. — birst the skull, th. o 2 SUPERVISORAL. ‘ the vertebrae .were brought t» light. But Pi Ist District.. Seago ki CR. Malloy in the meantime his caud.e had burned 2 “ cis. “8. M. Pridgeon . low, and rather unnerved by. the stranze ah 8 ea Aen oe apie . © Brophy spectacle and the bid ous moan nz s2und de 6th “ STATE OFFICERS! WJ. Hill . of the wind as it waved throu ch th+ aw: {ui depths of the gloomy old cave ic Governor. 2:..---..Weahington Bartlett . ag t vd Pot ts oe Pade : 7 SO erat Governor i. W. Waterman . .8 Dow the abode of the 1ountaln hon . Secretary ‘of State ....Wm. C. Hendricks and other ferocious beasts, ( singmretreat» «State Controller John P. Dunn} ed to dayli-ht carrying with him the 1 . State Treasurer’. ..Ae ee ee skull and backbone. : qj pio ie tan eetson: Be tedde-eler OaeTPrs awte 8 O) skull ho foun . to be that of a man. Surveyor General ‘Theodore Reichert . The under jaw is of mato hi size, easiClerk Supreme Court .....JD. Spencer) . y receiving the head of an ordinary man 4 i “. JUDICIARY Within its sides. The teethe are enorim= prem Justices —Niles pearly ( we ous molors or double tecth all around, eee eee en u Paner [ont 18. & partons stale OF erwere great ¢ Sees McFarland. nh he . the surprise and gratification-were great ‘ Commissioners—I. 8, Belcher (C. C.), Niles . in Usmer when he examine? the verle5 Searls, H. 8. Foote brae. _ of erg re size, and the DISTRICT strange thing a out itis that ins‘ead o n, 2a Dist Jas. A. Loutti } (eeminating abruptly, as in the orJiniry .¢ £°RE Coramtestoner, ist Dist. A. Abbott . man, it is prolonged for eightor t nmin h4 Board Equalization, 24 Dist. L. C. Morehouse . es Heyond, describing a gr wwe‘ul curve to : LEGISLATIVE. jhe rear. ys hile aig main vertebraeo is Pt A, Walratl lirinly set the cauc al appeadage is Hexi, State Cottman, iath Dist games 7 gima. ie. At its juncture with the ba ‘khone j Assemblyman, ith Dist......5I, Sykes . pr »per, at af ioe lovation of the cocyx, —— 98 ‘t measures four and“one half. inches ide, but it narrows rapidly toward the at Table of Distances. Wide, bub D : “f Pe om end. Considerable of the tail has disapFrom NeyadaCityto peared, probably by decom position, bat ET ERs aaa +38 miles. . utiicient rewains to demonstrate beyond eRe ee UN ake a doubt ibat, at last, the long-sought man Bear Valley Be ~ with a tail has been Big iu the mysSy og ee a terious old cavern of Northwest Texas. M. Chotokee aR: eng: es Mr. Osmer refuses all offers for his : * Columbia Hill Sed ‘ 33% " strange find, and keeps it closely guarded ¥ Colfax sr apeaen** iets ahs : in his caivin, allowing the curious visitor i eames eral “ie to sve his old, cliii-dweller friend at ali Graniteville.. . Bt tines. : Fon < Grass Valley.. --ag Oe It should he seen by scientific men, . City ery SA SU ae Tan ny “ and examined, and perhaps the Darwin4 Tithe York ieee t fs ae 4 ue jan theory will be forever established be} Lowell Hill das 2 ond even the shadow of a doulte..And pas "ee BURNER semenoenel y “ épent lor meu of s ience to visit Carrizo North San Juan core: ear and further explore the prehistoric cavOWNER Gasige ts a erus of the Diabolos. ~ — i n'a Bridge.. -. ee BM = a ae septate toast 6 The Cleopatra Bath Robe, b & Ready eee r i EE =” 4 Mala ay The women who has the money and Snow. Point “ time to be intenseiy and altogether fash4 Beatt’s Fi Peer Tee cn) cree 64 jonable usually racks her brain and oe marisville oe 1a draws hea ily upon her purse in a strugee ‘ ae a com gle for novelty, The newest develop: casio 4 gE SR 7% ment in this line is called the Cleopatra i . Bam Francisco. ...0.-) +++. erage bath robe. }.ven in the houses of the 1 vedere oa 4 rich the bathroom is nothing like the 4 bare ee as gorgeous bathing apartments of the 4 ancient Romans and Egyptians, but in 4 commie poms paps lee is something like a ginal! 5 sectiono. theancientsplendors. Wh. ther : ‘70 THE UNFORTUNATE the mistress of a fine house has a. gorgece ‘gm ously tiled bathroom or only the ordiFd ore nary ga neta De eerteta in her DE, GIBBON'S DISPENSABY,. Voi0, nersclt, alter her lavatory induly. ‘ . velop herself, after her lavatory indulg_ No. 623 Kearney Street, ence, in a girment made of a thick but soit and fleecy blanket, such as are oftin . , Corner Commercial.....San Francisco. bronght-to the Kast from tha Pacitic Zt —— coast, and which ‘cost at retail from $10 Established in 1854 for the Teatment of Sexual and he inal Diseases such as ‘ Gonorrhea, to:z0. The garment isloosely fashioned out of this material, and it has a togalike appearance, with its clasic drapery. Kut its white woollen sarface is not leit as clear and primitive as were those garments. ‘There are two met: ods. of decoration in vogue for these bath robes, One,is to embroider them, and the other is to paint them. In either case consi'eravle of really skillful art may be employed in decorating tho robe with flowers. libbons and fringes may also Gleet, Stric ‘tore, Syphilis in all its [? forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc. Skin Disjasés of years’ standing we mecoresee Legs suc essfu , treated. Dr. Gibbon basthe pleasy cing that he bas returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Eu‘rope, and has resumed:practice at the Disearney Street, San Frangisco, nd those reguirin. { him. be attached, and altogethéf the wearer, SEMINAL WEAKNESS. although only at ired for seclusion, anu % Beminal Emissions, the consequence of by all the laws of propricty bound to * glfabuse. This solitary vice, or depraved . scream and run if disco ered by mas@ilia 4 : ‘] ee nlinlgedice, is practiced By aed ex: culine eves, is really arrayed in about as oa! Piste producing with anerring Serbinty fR2{ much splendor, of its kind, aa though Ps following train of morbid symptoms unless . going to a bail. tombatted by scientific medical measures, nies a viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under —Weasinin sk a5) re 4 the eyes, pain in the head, ringlog in the ring Apparel Sizes : ig of leaves and BS . gare; neise like. the’ rustl The &t. Louis GlobeD. "1 ave: the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about obeDemocrat says: It is astonishing to ol.serve how few pvople ness of the limbs, confused visloins, wooed intellect, or of confidence, . UP ierstand the common rulesof Measurodiffidence in approaching strangers, a dis-} ment in” purchasing wearing apparel . Vike to fofin new ecquaintances, disposition ‘ to shun society, loss of memory, hectic flushes, pimples and various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath, coughs. on, night sweats, monomania a frequent insanity. If relief be not obtained, rsons 80 afflicted should apply immediateYs either ip person. or by letter, and have a eure effecte id Aap hew andsclentific mode ‘8 these diszases, which never fails of > “effecting a quick and radical cure, Ah MARRIED MEN, OF thope who contemplate marriage, who are suffering under any of these Bee oo ei Lor instauce, a man will buy a-eoat that is a“s ze” too sivallortool:rge. A “size” smaller or a “size’ larger is what he probably needs, but he does not khow, what a “size”’ ig. Well, a “size” in a coat is an inch, a “size” in underwear is tuo inches, a “size’’ in a sock is one inch, in a coliar one halfan inch,in a shirt onchaif an inch, in shoes one ¢ixth oi an inch, pants one inch, gloves one io irth olan inch, an! in hats one-eight. of an should not forget the sacred respouinch. Very few purcuascrs ever ubccrsibility resting upon them, nor delay to.ob. stand the scnednle nemed, tein immediate relief. Mc ree aie aaah ups Ps ; CURED AT HOME. ‘ Why the Hired Girl is so Superior. : Persons at a distance may be CURED AT “ mone, uy adcrentns s ‘estar fobs § Sienee, ; KTP <> ) Condavied, mat’ the medicine friend's cook. free from damag will be promptly sen e or Marzaret sourly. E ; NEY cITy de COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA 2s “Oh, 1 don’t ‘ weaunas ox y Secet, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., .an’t ag strony as mine, ma'am.” = * : : At the lowest rates.phodw and Lak hand a choice stock of . In Foreign Lands. , BACON. » ae? . Flow sweet it is in foreign lands os 4 To mevt a friend who knows you Who rushes up with outstreached hands, And ainiost overthrows you. Seeiaeeel * * >. Ae But ch, how sad, when that same friend, Whess aru greetings thrill you, e : “ See ge “Lead me ten dollers, will you?” ‘PR. B. mM. HUNT, Physician, YVINTON'S DRUG STORE r. Meow a Segiatee Bot . 1. P. ALLEN ( GENERAL AGENT....2c55500 eee Cash Surrencer Tue Cantaur Company, 182 Fulton Street, N. ¥. ee ee HOME BENRFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION INCORPOKATED 1840. ; covered. Immediately “north of Carrizo lies ae famous mountain range ca led the Diabolo or Devil’s Mountain, tower° , ing over a thousand feet alove the surfor Infants and ‘Children. ; rounding = ge Fehon the summit, which . Sf RS RT AR GRY is composed of lime-stone, aro fou ii . “Omstoria — q 4 i pted to children that § Castoria cures Colic, Constipett numerous caves and tunnels, which extdopbedetcad Shab dayetin any rescription'. Sour Stomach, Di Eractat'on, tend for # distance of ten mis, ani tome.” HA; uaaaan a D Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes dlsome of them penetrate the mountain Oxford Brooklyn x Witkous injurious medication full 50: feet. A . raat ales DAILY TRANSCRIPT Aook and Job Printing Establishment’: IS THE LARCEST IN THE NORTHERN PART OF CALIFORNIA. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Has More Than Double the. Circulati Daily Paper North of Sacramento. of any 240 Montgomery Street San Francisco. pdekedevcratiagedlys BANK OF CALIFORNIA ANNUAL DUES.— and : Similar. -distribution © the end of each five years to persistent members otiBan avthrene perisae there ahaithe paid carhto* fim “c amount cf reserve paid on his Certificate. This bit of conversation took p'ace last week between a Boston laly and a The fami y in which the jatter lived have recenily moved tram a . “:@you?’ said the lary pleasantly. : : ne d the T can't stant the race hi ILLEY BROB,,... _,Proprietors vs _ roar ol the noisy seupete of the C Sah aes “Very likely not,’ Margaret. assented grimly ; “1 s'pose most likely your bran STATEMENT JULY Total Amount of Claims Paid... ne Mortuary Fund, Bank of California Reserve Fund, San Francisco Savings Union Claims on Hand Due and Unpiid.... 4 -_— .L. B, NO MEDICAL FEE. serves (also with xtinguish the cost for {surplus is made at ~—TJTaluc. tn ont r hus 1, i887. PROMPTNESS IN SETTLEMENT. 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Now Ready—Subscribers not kept w aitin Really Cheap—Less than half the price 0 Send to us for specimen pages, We call the special attention of School with only a part of a cyclopedia @& ExOUNT arriage and Wag BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Headquarters for the Celebrated Millburn Hollow Axle Wagon, IN ALL GRADES.. es, 7 Carriages ULL VARIETY. S Phaetous ina <n tae { hefu he payinsured for $5,000; died paid May 21st, 1887. e on the life of my son, ully réceived. Such promptness is NS oi Repository, Bedding, Washi i i ager bc fish, German, Poonshe ; etna ‘ines meat’ i Be Ordinance No. 87. An Ordinance Fixing the Water Rates for the Year commencing July 1st, .1888, and terminating July 1st, For school houses with an attwo hundred children, fection 16. tendance of over pection17, For foundries, #1. Section 18. For daily printing offices, 75 claim, from which a live ouk tree, 24 inches in dia., bears North 73%42 West, 12 links disnD NORTH LOCATION. No. 1666. Application for a Patent. U.S. Land Office, Sacramento, Cal Janusry 19th, 1888. T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE t. SURVEY OF EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. : Beginning at post in No. 2,” on south iend of lode claim. 4 bank of Deer creek, marked “H. Q. M. 8. No. Wood’s Ravine, . 3’ at northeast corner, bein) ° ty) nm » ° 6 Application for a Patent Paes an + AT nats te sok of works —— United States Land Office, Sagramento. Cal., January 19, 1888. Cam co, Calaveras county, and Spenceville Nevada county, Celi forni Notice—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of as“Home Gold Mining Company,” the . ~7ToTICcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE hed day of Feb1889. ‘ostoffice address of which is San Francisco, N “Home Gold Mining Company,” whose See oe the bm getent nosto ot po-He BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TUBGCITY . California, has this day filed its application . Post Office address is San Froncisvo, Califor . Mat’ ames of the respectivte +s Fa Te Nevad:, do ordain as follows:From for a pvtent for 855.4 linear feet of t e“Home . nia, has this day filed {ts application for @ auiders, as follows: Xo. No. and afier July ist, 1888, and until July ist . 27 mine (North location),” or yein bear. . patent for 1299.54 linear feet of the “Home Names Cert. Shs. Am’t. 1889, the following rates, and no greater . /O& gold and silver, with surface ground as Buarts Mine (South location). ‘or vein bear-. \ oe R.Cnllen.. -1 2600 $1040 00 rates shall be charged and may be collected deseribed herein, situated in Nevada Mining . jng gold and silver, with surface g ound as . B. B. pee eh 40 00 per week by the Nevada City’ W orks, from District, County of Nevada, Stace of Califor. . described herein, situated in Nevada Mining “3 1360 00 ). PSnsumers of water taken from said Com. Dia.@1 designated by the official field notes . pistrict, County of Nevada, State of Califor. 400.00 “any within the corporate limita of the City of survey, and the officia) plat of survey, 0D . nia, and designated by the official field 800 4 Nevada: file in this office, as Jot No. 153, in Township . notes of survey, and the official plat of sur400 % Section 1, For all families, 50 cents. No. ba Bont RESSe: 8 Haat —ae piaple sey, on file in ibis eS Os Rest pe 88 00 Se ; n meridian, said lot No. 153, being a8 10> Township No, 16 Nortir be. 480 00 Fl many Seg restaurants and eating lows, to-wit: 3 . Mount Diablo, ‘meridian, said lot No. 154, be50 00 Section 3. For first-class hotels, 3: Instrument Soler Transit No. 53. . ing as follows, to-wit: I. Gutte, Trustee 878 00 Section 4. Forsecond-class hotels, $2. SURVEY OF THE LODE Instrnment Solar Transit No. 58. Hunnker Zust 4000 00 Section 5. For third-class hotels $1.50. ‘ 3 Survey of the Lode. Carl Last Jr., Trustee...100 00 Section 6, For fourth-class hotels, $1. Bezinning at post in rock mound. on tailL Eoupe... 400 00 rection 7. Forsaloons, 75 cents. f ings of Deer creek, marked ‘tH. Q. M.N. Beginning at post in rock mound on tailRe, 5 NE [iisesesesee pte tection &. For rooms and offices, 25.cents. . NO. 1 being also’ Post 0, 1 of “Home . ingsin Deer Creek, marked “H. Q.M. 8. NO.) im codore Michels.. 400 00 Section», For photograph galferes, 50 . Quarta Mine (toutn ‘onation), thence, wit . 1" on north end of lode claim, being #180! . 'p gchmidt.... 40 00 cents. . ; magnetic variation 18° East, N .29°.57’ W, on north ¢n¢ sme Quartz Mine ‘North Lo. CB Witte nrustee... im 00 hection 10, For barber shops, 50 cents. {5.00 chains to center of Wood's Ravine, . Petion.)” -Thencé, with magnetic yariation. 4 @gsttand Trustee.. 4 00 Section 11. For bath esta lishments, 75 . course south westerly, 8.00 chains to west . so Rast, South 304° East, 1.75 chains, to. 4 6 Eastland: eee 196 00 cents. : : bank of Wood's Ravine, south westerly, 8.45) south bank. of Deer treek, 2.10 chains to tun. + 9R"W"chington, Trustee. iF to Section 12. For drug stores, 50 cents. chains to tunnel 2 feet iong, 9.00 chains to . nel on lode, now caved in, and said to be 8) FF ond som) : 200.00 s Sertion 13, For blacksmith and wagon mining cut, 20 feet long, 9.60 chains to shaft) fest long, 2.50 chains to mining excavation oy SE ta lapadage ig hops, 0 cents te fect avep, 00 links to right, 1215 chains to . 4x15 feet shaft 15 feet deep, 45 Hinks te sient, . Mie Rigencn eer: oe Section 14. All houses occupied by two gouth bank of Wood’s Ravine, conrse south . 575 chains to tunnel on lode 15 links to own fp Ppa be es re men, 50 cents easterly, 12.86 chains to north bank of Wood . tight, 8.07 chainsto Kough ond Ready ditch, Feit) 1 aie): bop eottion 13. For school houses with an at. Kavine, course suutheasterly, 12.96 chains 0 . course south westerly, 16.34 chuins to fence . \ 1g Lol ale tee Aly 75 00 tendance of less than two hundred chil855.4 feet, to p st in rock sen —s. course E and W., 19.69 chains, oF, 1an-54, fost perte Dee datak sbi Oe Wen onder dren, $1.50. H.Q. M. N. No. 2,”” oD nO e to post in rock mound, marked .Q M. 8. of the Board of Directors, made on the 8d day of February, 188%, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at thé office ©: gaid Company, room 24 No. 320 Sansome street, Sau Francisco, California, on TUES; Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Beginning a* post in rock moundon north also Post, No. cents. : marked “H.Q,M. N. No.3,” at northwest . 5, of “Home Quartz Mine (° orth Location,” , Abril, 1688, at the hour of nection 19. For weekly and tri-weekly. corner from which aX alder tree, 12 inches . from which Post No, 4 of ral Date Mabe Cte areata ay. pay aad delinprinting offices, 50 cents. in dia, bears South, 35°, Kast, 19 links dis-/ 1). §, Patent, bears S 26° 20° E °10 links disquent assessment. thereon, together with Section 20. For printing offices running . tant. Thence, with magnetic variation 18° ) tant, and theentrance to W oming lower } dosts of advertising and éxpenses of sales printing presses with water power, extra, . East, N .71> East, 1.10 cnains to north bank . tunnel bears N 46° E 2.91 ¢ ing distant + PICHOLR, Secretary. of Wood's Ravitie course south easterly,1.61 . and center of Home incline shaft bears Office Room 24, No. 320, Sansome; street, $1.50. chains or 119.5 feet to Post. No. 2, on north . 54)-4© W 1.38 chains distant, Thence, with . gan Francisco, California. 4 i. ection 21. For. butcher shops running . end of lode claim, 3.62 chains or 238.9 feet to} magneti® variation, 18° East, Sou gO ’ meat cutters ‘with water power, extra, 75) post on rock mound, ‘marked “H. Q. M . ¢, 1:75 chains to south bank of Deer Creek, 5 = cents. No, 4,” at northeast corner, from which 4] pgcend 3.29 chains to tunnel in mining. exSUMMONS. Section 22. For butcher shops 50 cents. black ouk tree, 36 inches in dia. bears west . cavation, 65 links to right. 8.50 chains to shaft Section 23. For bakeries, 75 cents. Section 24. For dairies, including one horse, 50 cents, section 2. For Chinese houses, for each faucet, 50 cents. Section 26. For‘ hinese wash houses and laundries, from $2 to #3. section 27. For first-class livery stables, including water for washing livery wagons, buggies and carriages, %. Section 28. For second-class livery . stables, including water for washing wagons, buggies and carriages, #4. ’ section 29, For tnird-clase livery stables, including water for washing ‘Wagons, buggies and carriages, $2. Section 30.. For fourth-class livery stables, #1. nection 31. For feed and sale,stables, $2. to two horses, wagons and buggies, 79 eenta. section 83. For private stables, for each additional horse, 12 1-2. cents. beckon 34. For breweries, including two herses, $1.50section 25. For gas works, $2. Section 36. kor Court House, including irrigation, $4. rection 37. For sewing machines, for use of water for each machine, 25 cents. Section 38. For public halls and theatres, the discretion of the water agent. Section 45. tor irrigation, f taking water at family rates, for every quantity above an inch, at the rate of 25 cents per inch for 24 hours. section 46. For irrigation, when feking no water at family rates, 2 cents per inch for 24 hours. rection 47. dens, where vegetables are 60) $25 for season. ‘ ection 48. For city fire plugs, for water used for fire purposes, §3 for each plug per ear. 4 Section 49. Forsprinkling or watering the streets of Nevada City from the fire plugs, 310 per year. Section 50. For irrigating ve etable garin market, For practice of organized hose or fire compaatee $10 per year. Section 61. For flushing sewers of all kinds, $10 per year. section So. Vor City Hall and City Jail, $5) 1 er year. 3 nection 53. For City Treugh at the Plaza and City Pound, $20 per year. i section 64. The agent of the Company t shall have the power in all cases to ascerof water used, and fix the price as provide Poe Radar etd Secntinder Snes OS aan Water Tor itfigation to parties taking no water at family rates. section 55. AlLrates, except irrigstion and eity pur , are due and payable weekly. Water. for fire, sprinkling and watering streets, practice of organized fire companies, flushing sewers, City Hall, City dail, City trough and pound, are due and payable quarterly. Irrigation rates in. monthly installments of oue-tifth of the rates, when taking water for the season, as provided by section 46." if not paid within the current month the water will be shut off at the discretion of the water agent. Section 56. fret-class hotel is understood to bea hotel containing not less han 70 beds; second-class hotel not less than 40 beds; third-class hotel not less than 20 beds; fourth-clags not less than 10 beds. rection 57. , First-class liver stable is understood to bea stable containing not. less than 25 horses; second-claas livery stable not less than 15 horses; third-class livery stable

not less than 6 horses; Fourth-cluss livery stable less than 6 horses. section 68. do one except & pronerly authorized agentof the water wor sshall turo on the water toany place or pbuilding without a permit from ae water agent, provided that the authorized agent of the cityor ¥ire pepartment may turn on the water for ‘ity purposes. Section 59. All water used for running machinery, 26 cents per miner's inch. Passed February 23d, 1888. H. C. M.LLS, President. G. CO. Gaylord, Clerk. m2 Notice for Publication. LAND OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CAL. March 384, 1888. NOotickis hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the. Hon, J, M. Walling, S5uperior Judge of Nevada caunty, Culifornia, at 100’cloekA.M. on the Tenth day of April, 1888, viz : Thomas Kirkham, Homestead Application No, 3780, for the S'E 140f 8 E 14 and N 1-2of & B1-4 of Section 20, Township 17, N RYFK.M, D. M. enames the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz « D. Whittum, E. ‘P. Hagar, Wm. Edwards, Jacob Arbogast, all of evada City, California, m6 SELDEN HETZEL, Register, _ To W.D. LONG, ag District Attorney of Nevada County, Cal. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONG GUE, who was convicted in Nevada County, in April, 1880, of the crime of murder in the first degree, and sentenced to im risonment for the term of his natural life, ntends to apply te the Governor of the State of California fora pardon or ¢ommutation of sentence. * ONG GUE. San Quentin, Cal, February 17, 1888, = f28 Academy of Our Lady of the HOLY BOSABY. . Cal. a he ACADEMY RECENTLY OPENED under the care of the Sisters of the HoTy Cross, from the Celebrated Convent of St. Mary's, Notre Damé, Indiana, is beautifully situated in the healthy and pleasant town of Woodland. The building ie arge and well supplied with all the modern improvements and no effort or expense has been spared to meet all requirements that ma. contri to the advancement, health-and comfort of the pupils. A complete Philosophical and Chemical apparatus is furnished with smal. extra expense for the use ef those pursuing the sciences. Instrumental Music and Voice Culture, also Drawing and Painting receive particular attention. ADVANCE. ‘. Boarpina Purris—Board (including Bed ATE 6 LSA Se Fe EER AAE SE Ys BXTBA CHARGES iano, with of instrument one hour dally.i.. wus eeres: i Harp, with use of instrument one Vocal Music, Private Lessons..fee Music, in Class ... wing..:. Te ras : ni 2 AS PS ‘ Une Oo! Bien and Philosophical . ‘@pparatus... *% ‘ N Tern the Fi THe NSndeyinvauuarys 00 00 . B00 -. 1000 00 00 00 offs OPE WLT ERE WSS BAR i {6 : 79 links distant, and original post on west line of Wyoming Quartz Mine, U. 8, Patent, bears north 71 thence, 852.1 feet to post in rock mound on bank of Deer Creek, @marked “H. Q. M. No. 5,” at southeast corner, No. 30f “Home Quartz ton), * from which Post No. 4 of Ural Quartz ne, 26° 0” E 10links disiant, and the entrance to. Wyoming lower tunnel, 46° EF, 2.91 chains of Home Gold compartment incline shaft, AAO W, 1.88 tion corner, 13 and 14, Township 16 Section 32. For private stables, from one . .13.16 chains distant, and post No. 10,0f West thence south 71°, W 100 ft. or 1.51, chains to post No. 1, on south end of lode claim, 3.03 echains-to Post No. 7 of Home Quartz Mine (South location), 3.63 chains or «35.6 Teet to 2% cents. batik of Wood’s Kavine, course south eastSection 89. Por 1,000 bricks on large con. erly, 12.90 chains or 551.40 feettothe place of tracts, 10cents: beginning, containing an area of Four and Section 40. For.1,000 bricks on small con. sixty-one one-hundredth (4-61) acres: tracts. 12 1-2 cents. BN . Connecting Line z d mo: 8 = ieee. tf signe welt and money, 1 2tom,, postmarked SH: Q. M,N. No.5, j i n ence 8 304 ) 17.20 chains, thence nort (fatten a Hemaes or cementing, one 5.07 chains, thence north’ 14}4° W 90 5 43. Railroad depot, $2.50. chains, thence north 2 fol chains, pers 44. Pere Ritts if taking water . & post_ common to Sections 11, 12, 18 at family rates, from $ to #15 per season, at } and 14, Township 16, North Range 5 East course and distance § 419 41’ E 13,16 chains. said County of Nevada, State of California, Company. ing Quaitz Mine, lot No. 56, U. 8. and Ural Quartz Mine, . Partent, on the east. and the Home Quartz Mine (south Location), Lot No. 154, approved survey, on the sonth. any portion of said (North required to file w Land Office of California, virtue Statutes of the forthe period of sixty (60) days (ten conurement, the quantity . oe outive weeks) in the by Sections 45 and 46; it shall also be optionscript, w dally new made on the 2ist day of Januory 1888. San Francisco, California, attorney for applicant. ; Necuce id hereby given that in complithe sale of timber lands in the States of CalEXPENSES PER TERM — PAYABLE IN 4 of Day c d, te the erediEast, 70 links distant; gouth 28° 39” E. 12.91 chains or north N being also post Mitie (South LocaUnited Staies Patent, hears 5 bears “north distant, and the center Mining Company's double bears north chains distant, and the Seccommon te Sections 11, li, North Range 8 East Mount Diablo meridian, bears 8 41°, 41’ ik Providence Quartz Mine, approved survey bears south 30445 E 8.60 chains distant, post in rock mound on tailings of Deer Creek, marked “HQ. M. N. No.6,” at southwest corner, thencegnorth 28° 37’ W 1.00 chains, to west bank of Wood's Ravine, course south westerly, 12.75 chaingto south Mount Diabio Meridian, making calculated The said. mining claim being of record in the office of the County Kecorder of the in certain conveyances tosthe “Home Gold Mining Company,” and others, prior to said The adjoining claimants are The Wyomvatent, ot. No. 75, U.8. claiming adversely Home quartz mine Location) or surface ground are their adverse claims th the Register of the United States in the State Any and all persons at Sacramento, during the sixty days pubication hereof, orthey will be barred by of the provisions ef the Kevised nited States. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Itis bereby orderea thatthe foregoing no ice of application for patent be published Nevada Daily Tranaper published at on Wien wean er neevwntege, Lind. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this notice was Geo. A. Knight, 234 Montgomery street, . Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. United States Land Office, { Sacramento, Cal. Feb. 7, 1888. ance with the provisions of the Act of ongress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for ifornia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory,” E. 8. Campbell of Sacramento, county of Sacramento, State of California, has this day filed in this office his sworn statement No. 789, forthe purchase of the 8 1-2 of S. W. 14 of Section 34, in Township No, 16.N, Range9E. M. D. M. and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuuble for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Kegister and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal. on MONDAY the 28d day Of April, 1888. He names as witnesses: Michael Manion of Grass Valley, Nevada county, P. O.; Steven Manion of Grass Valley, Nevada county, P. O.; M.P. Frary of Grass Valley, Nevada county, P.O.; Geo. E. Brand of Neyada City, Nevada county, P. O. Any andall persons claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 23d day of April, 1888. : f17 SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Notice. Nevapa City, Ca, Feb, 18, 1888. TS MRS. MARY JAMIESON :-You are hereby notified that I have expended One tiundred Dollars in labor and improvements upon the “Yellow Diamond Quartz Mine,” situated in Nevada Mining District, County of Nevada, State of California, consisting of Twelve Hundred Feet in length on the lode, with surface ground Four Hundred feet in width. Said claim bounded North by vacant ground, East. by the Oro Fino Quartz Mine, South by the South Extension of Yellow Diamond and West by vacant ground, and situate in N. W. 4 of Section 8, Township 16, North Range 8 East, M. D. M. Thatsaid expenditure was made in order to hold said premises, under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount requir ed to hold the same, for the year ending December 81, 1887. That your proportion of such expenditure, as the owner of an undivided one half interest in said Claim, 1s fifty dollars. Thatif within ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned at Nevada City, Cal. your said proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner your interest in said claim will be forfeited and’ become the property of the subscriber, under said Section 2324. R. LOCKLIN. Assessment Notice. ae = EVADA COUNTY MINING COMPANY Location of principal place of business Nevada City, California. Location of works Nevada city, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on the 6th day of March, 1888, an assessment, (No. 15) of two cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at his offiee at the mine. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 13th: day of April, A. D. 1888, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction: and countess pa is made-before, will be sold on Saturday, the 28th day of April, 1888, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costa of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. Cc. E. ASHBURN, Secretary. Office at the Mine Deer Creek near Suspen sion Bridge, Nevada City, California. m12 Notice to Oreditors. Estate of David Rowe deceased. OTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN BY THE ““ undersigned Adminstrator. of the tors of, and all persons having claims ogninst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four mathe ape e first publication of this notice e said Adminstrator at the law office gph ban pg pe “4 ent Grass n the County of Nevada,or the same will be barred. Dated March 19th, 1888. MARY ROWE, Administratrix Of the Estate of Dayid Rowe, dec’d. A. Burrows, Atty. ™20 » The ‘Transcript is the Best Advertising medium in 25 feet deep, 0 links to ri tunnel! 56 links to right, 8. Quaitz Mine, to cross sect.» line, between sections lL and 14, 2.96 chains west ofsection corner common to Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Township No. 16 North Range 8 East, ablo meridian, 16,69chains to fence course 17.20 chuins to post in rock mound, “HH, QM. 8. of West Providence 41 links distant, and section corner common to Sections 11, 12, section corner beiug also, Post No. 18. of chains, or 1299.54 feet, to post marked 6 to N the Superior Court of the County of Ne+ ooo pet I vada, State of California. State of Calii rthwesterly, 8.50} fornia, County of Nevada, ss, The. People nEd Ready oe dO ut Weal meoeitants of the State of California, send greeting: Ko pproved survey, 11.89 chains . Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H. G. Battey. and R. B. Robinson, John Curry, Mary A.Curry, T. C. Randall William Willoughby and Matthew Tonkin, Defendants. You are hereby required to shen in an action brought smaller yoy in the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State.o California, on the [4th day of January, 1888, by David Ayres, Kilter Andrews, M. Ji Bernardo, Samuel Simmons, Jose h° Costa and Thomas Costa, Plaintiffs, and to#wnewer the eomplaint filed therein, within ten soya (ex18 and 14 Township 16, elusive of the day of service) after the serNorth Range § East Move dist meridian vies on.you of tlk Burman a nia. coun. ° J istant. 8 ,OF,bears N 0149 K 5 chaina, atk. it y, withinthirty days, or judgment will be en againat you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is hroughtto obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of six.certain lienst described in the said complaint and recorded in the office of the Recorder of Nevada. county on the 4th and 10th days of January, 1888. tosecure the payment 0 certain sums f money. due for labor performed by Plainiffe for said defendants, Oro Fino artz. Mining Company, H. G. Battey and R. E. Robinson, as follows, to-wit : David Ayres $634 00; Kilter Andrews $121.50 ; M, J. BernLa hes? Se Gate eka Jaan Label anon, . ve 394° £1.68 chains distant. as Cos ; an oseph Cos i gig eh > W 3.81 chains to fence thatthe. premises deseribed in the comcourse E and W., 9.45 chains to cross section . plaint may be sold, and the preceeds apline between Sections)11 and 14,6.40 cha, fig . plied to the payment ofthe amount due u west ofsection corner common to Sections on sald liens as follows, to-wit; the princiLl 12,13 and 14, Township 16, North Range . pal sum $1788.25, filing and recording liens Fast Mount Diablo meridian, 9.94 chains to . $15,and Attorneys’ feesin the sum of $800, Rough and Ready ditch, course southwest. and costs of suit. And in case such proerly, 10.02 chains, to Post No. 9 of West Proviceeds are not sufficient to pay the same? dence Quartz miue, approved survey, 17.69 thento obtain an Execution against said chainstosouth bank of Deer creek,. 19.69 Oro Fino Quartz Mining Company, H, .Q. chains, or 1299.54 feet, to postin rock mound . Battey aud RKE. Robinson for the balance on tailings of Deer creek, marked, ‘“H. Q. M, . rema ning due, end also that the said de3. No. 7,” at northwest corner, thence north fendants and all persons claiming by, 7i2 Kast, 1.91,5 chains or 100 feet,to Post No. through or under them, or either of them, 1, on North end of lode claim: 3.08 chains,-or . may be barred and foreclosed of all right, 200 feet to the place of beginnin comtaining . title, claim, Hen, equity of redemption, an an area of (5.84) Five an eighty-four oneinterest in and to said premises deacribed in bundredths acres. the complaint, and for other and further reConnecting line. lief. From Post No.4, of “Home Quartz Mine And you are hereby notified that if you (South Location), thence north 3.67 chains, . fail to appear and answer the said complain thence north 143-42 west .90 Chains thence as above required the said ere will north 29° east .61. chains, to section, ‘post . aP ly tothe Court for the relief demanded common to Sections 11, 12, 13-and 14, Township 16, North Range 8 Kast, Mount Diablo j ineridian, making calculated course and Clerk of the Superior Court aforesaid, do distunce N .0%4 © east 5 chains. hereuntoset my hand and impress the seal Field notes of conflict between of said Court, at office, inthe city of NevaMount DiE & W., 17.15 chains to fence course N ands. ‘ marked No.4,” being also Post No.-12, Seid Mine, from which a spruce tree 10 diameter bears north Providence Quartz Mine, U. 8. patent, . we M. No. 4,” (original corner.) Thence, south 71> west, 1.35 chains, to post in rock mound marked, “H. Q. M. 8. No. 6,” being also Post No. 13of West Providence Quartz Mine, approved survey, from which a black ouk tree, 15 inohes in dia., bears N 16 14° E, 90 links digtant, 1.51 chains or 100. feet, to post marked a. Q. M. 8. No. 2,” on south end of lode laim, 3.03 chains or 200 feet, to post in rock mound marked “H. Q. M. 8. No. "at south+ west corner, in Chas.tMcHugh’s field, from which a double black oak tree 25 inches in inthe pat complaint. “Home Quartz Mine [South location),” and agriculda, on the 14th day of January, A. D. 1888. tural patent of Dingley’ embracing lot 1, of . (Seal. F. G. BFATTY, Clerk. north west 1-4 Section 13, Township 16, North W. P. Sowden, Attorney for Piffs. __429_ Range 8 East Monnt Diablo meridian. Beginning at post marked +H, Q, M. 8. No, Summons. hy He which eyerent co en Mog gy Bs — Sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, Towns oO N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Rangeé Kast Mount Diablo meridian. bears I county of Nevada, State of California.— north .04° E 6.00 chain stant, thence with Btate of California, County of Nevada, ss. magnotie voriation 18° eastS > E249) ‘The People of the State of California Chains or 164.3 feet, to Post marked “H, Greeting : To H. G. BATTY, T. G. RA M. No 4,” original corner, Thence Sout South 71°. West, 1.35 chains to Post marked “H. Q.M.8.” No 5. Thence N.04° K. 171.6 feet or 2.60¢hains to the place of beginning, one-hu DALL, WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY, MATTHEW TONKIN and RK. E. ROBINSON De. ae pong ‘ : ‘ou are hereby required to appearin an action brought against fsb int 7 Superior Court of the County of pvadne State of California, on twenty-ninth day of October, containing an area of Sixteen dredths ofan acre. . ‘The ga'd Mining Claim being of record in the office of the County -Recorder of the . '1887, by JOHN CU i Gonnty of Nevada, at Nevada City, CaliforRY, Piainti and gc f Bus. Not filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of a, ‘the me L claimants are the “Ural Quartz Mine,’ Lot No 75, approved guryey; and the “Home Quartz Mine,” (north location), Lot No 153, approved survey, on the North; on the South and West b the “West Providence Quartz Mine,” Lot No131-A_ aproved survey; and on the East by the “West rovidence Quartz Mine,” approved survey, Lot No I31B, That part and portion of said “Home Quartz Mine ‘(South Location),” described hereinbefore, as beingin conflict with Agricultural Patent of Dingley, embracing 10% 4; cf North West 1-4 of Section iB, Towns ip 16, North Range 8} jast Mount Diablo Meridian, haa been, by voluntary act of said ‘Home Gold Mining Company "rejected and except ed from the application of said “Home Gold Mining Company and ig not embraced or included in the said A ong ag for Patent of the said “Home Gold Mining Company,’ for the said “Home Quarts Mine (South Loithe day of service) after the service ofthis Summons, if served within this eounRal or, if served out of this count; » within thirty days, or judgment will be against taken pr you by default accordin ayer of said complaint cal anne The said action isbroughtto obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage described ‘in the said com ngreng and_executed ee the said H. G. Batity, on the 28th day of ril, 1886, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note dated April . 28th, 1886, dué cighteen months or before, after date, for the sum of Four Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars, with interest thereou at eix per cent, per annum until paid, that the premises conveyed by said mora @. may be sold, and the proceeds applie the payment of the amount due upon said prom thory note, aa follows, to-wit : The principal sum_ of $4,700, with interest thereon from April 28th. 1886, cation.’’) : at the rate of six t. Any andall persons claiming adversely, . fi 2@1 percent. per annum, and any shen de anid “Home Quarts MING . for Attorney's fee, and costa of suit, Aud South Location,” orsurface ground, are re ‘quired to file their adverse claims, with the Register of the United States Lan Office, at Sacramento, in the State of California, during the sixty days publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the United States. F : SELDEN HETZEL, Register. Itishereby orcered, that the foregoing Notice of Application for Pateut, be pub lished forthe period of sixty (60) days (ten consecutive weeks)in the NevaDa DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a daily newspaper, pnblished at Nevada Clty Nevada county, California. LDEN. HETZEL, Register. The first publication of this Notice was made on the 2ist day of January, A. D. 1888. Geo, A. Knight, 234 Montgomery atreet, San fy a California, Attorney for the Applicant. in case such proceeds are not sufficient pay the same, then to obtain an Lesh te against said i. G Batty for the: balance remaining due, and that also the said defendants and all persona claiming by, through or under them or either ofthem may be barred and foreciosed of all right, title, claim, lien, eantt ot ralem tion, ape interest in and e rem and further rele P ses, and for other nd you are hereby notified that if fail to appear and answer the said co aint ap goers re pared he ond plaintit 6 will H orthe tne one complaint, oo Senne _ in testimony whereof, I, F. G. Clerk ‘of the Superior Court lenseaers o hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office, in the city of Nevada, on the 20th day of October, A. D. 1887, (Seal. . , ra te hg Clerk. ‘ y W.D. " A. D. Mason, age for Pl ffs. ' Deny: Land. Notice. UNITED States Lanp O California. viens ae te PON READING AND CONSIDERING the application of the Central. Pacific QAx FRANCISCO COPPER COMPANY. \S Location of pie _ of business San Francisco, California. — Location ot Works, Campo Seco, Calaveras county, and Spenceville, Nevada county, Califarale., woes +“ bored elven. that at Ra a meeting of the Board of Direetors held on j Railroad Company for the thir aap of ebruary, AN6e.90 asaege. Biine the chamcaan atl ate tr a, ani 4cet ment (Number Two) of Forty Cents per. SE4 andSEY of SEY o Section 38, in share was levied upon the capitel stock . Township 18 North, Range 9 Kast, Mouut of the Corporation, payable immediately fn . Diablo Bage and Meridian. presented with United States gold coin, to the Secretary et refefence to Honorah ¢ Commissioner's Letthe office of the Company, No. 320 San. ter “N” of Janu some street, Room 24, San Francisco, Cali. application was aye flea t by. oe ae ay a ny stock upon which this assessment’ shall remain unpaid on the weal day of March, 1888, will be. delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless permens is made before will be sold on uesday, the third day of April, 1883, to pa the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertisin; fad Laxpenene of sale. rectors. It is ordered that WEDNESDAY, th e day of March, 1 at 10 o’clock a. M., Fee the Register and Keceiver, at. this office, be and the same is hereby fixed as time and place for the hearing of evidence ag to the character for minerals of the above described lands, from which to determine the rights of the said omneny. to the same. SELDEN HETZEL, Register. By order of baad Ta ATR, OTR, See: ; Weer Office No. $20 Sansome Street, oe, Notice to Oreditors, San Francisco, California. {7 + eee prtaey Restate of HENRY HARRYHOUSEN, deAssessment Notice, egies MINING COMPANY. LOCAon of principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal.—Location : County, Chl on of works, Nevada otice is hereby given-that at a of the Board o firectors, held moons Fourteenth day of February, 1888, an assessment (No. 29) of Ten Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the curporceased, OTICE is hereby given by th N signed, Administrator of the Matte ae } rene Harryhousen, deceased, to the cred7” of, and all persons having claims acgeraat Sheeene deceased, to exhibit them be, fhe neneasay vouchers, within four toe tr tan end seein ee tee dence on Spring mreak, Nen a is To the same being th orton Ganiesae of the busines of shennan ne ene ation, payable immediately i om pa: 0. 5 r ou i street, San Picnsibes Gallfortie. one aurea vat Nevede Cit Dated at Nevada City, C: Caldwell & Little, ra yaa Notice of Proving Will. [8 PHE SUPERIOR COURT, IN ¢ AND FOR gine county of Nevada, State-of CallforAny stock upon which this asse Shall remain ee paia on Monday the toch day of March, 1888, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unlese Ba ment is made before, will be sold on MI ‘DAY, the 16th day of April, Sogetnes "at at State t Gateaiie cab en. 0} es ce advertising and ex~ In the matter of the estate of John Laney, THEO, WETZEL, Secre deceased, Office— . ‘Pursui pumice tahoe street, San Court eta SAN or tenol the oy Superior notice is hereby given, t! a Toniay ane Second day Of April, 1868, at 10 arolon fend the Cowthint the Soqreoom, of Conrt,at pl owe. is eCity and County of ada, been a; as the and place for proving the will of said ro Laney, deceased, and for hearin pal cation of Charles F. Laney,for the” e to him of Letters, Testamentary when and where any person interested may shpeer and contest tie same, a: ated Nevada City, March 15th 1888, £ATTY, Clerk, Stockholders Meeting. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDE A of the. South +) ot will be held at Ne Ht Hy iy ee CAmERSY ‘Tuesday, April 10th, 1888, At2o'clock P. M,, for the electior ers and the transaction of an en, oh .08Northern-Central California ead 8 AY Come before the meeting. Nevada Cit. mach ith se" . rons & simouda, Ady for Potions In testimony whereof, I, F. G, Beatty, ine anifabenien ae “a i} VG EVE BI U8. ] a NA ie ee