June 17, 1875 (4 pages)

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Cr : » CURED AT r to Dr. Gibas, length of ned, and thé d, free from y partof the direction for—— JOLLARS in through the Vargo & Co., be forwarded Jnion. , 623 Kearney an Francisco. rcial treet.” 57 on the le Jease inform his sdvertise T. . myl DA CITY 0, 000. 1, RW. Tully, , A. H. Parker, }-eoHateral Be. ty and Coun soid at Regular on discounted. Gold Dust or sat the Min sits recerved. Sacramento, 88 City. ondon and Ger don, Globe~I?f Californias, lis, Sacramento . Virginia City: : will be allewne Depos«r annum.ths Time cept. . per a distance cam . “* CTORS. Il be received st ice, Nevada City, jons cin be seeB, th, 1875, for the rick sewer lead e Court. House. th said sewer, will be required ace of the werk. oral wil LN, Clerk, cere Dopwty, N . B. J. WATSON. . HALLS. ‘THE GERKE RANCH, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY Great Land Sale. —e met ' PIANOS, ORGANS, ie ee and from Which mouth of U G M_Co’s tun» . pel bears 81° 20’ E 2,50 chs. EN 76° 30" E 19.66 chs along boundary tine of Trood & Co’s ground, No 2,.to asta e ou edge of diggings, from which a pine 10” dia bears 5714 9 -E'1.00 chs. Thence Thence, 28, N yes, verre WYOMING TRIBE, . iw No. 49, EMPOKVER é tam URDER OF RED & eZ + MEN, THURSDAY EVENING at their Wigwam Odd Fello 8’ Holl,Nevada city.at 8 o'clock vou. HC. McKELV:-¥, Chief of Records. & € Corner Broad and Pine streets. m _ ‘Attorneys & Couuselors at Law, BROWN & WATSON, SS} COMPRISING 15,000 acres of the finest lands in the meets every Sig “KM. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC:AN NEVADA CITY. J. M. WALLING,‘ATTORNEY AT; LAW, ‘ NOTARY PUBLIC, . Justice of tae Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgin’s Bieck, NE ’ 1 tory as ever, ’ “. thick and strong. effectual or desirable. f This standard article is ¢ompounded . with the greatest care. Its effects are as wonderful and satisfacIt restores gray or faded hair to its youthf.lcolor, _ oa j It-renioves: all eruptions, itching ‘end dandruti; and the scalp by its use becomes white andclean. * . © : = : By its tonic properties it restores the cap-. iJiary glands to their normal vigor,preventittg baldness, and making the hair grow “As a dressing nothing has beeri found sq Br. A.'A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts, says of it: ‘I cons‘der it the best. preparation for its intended purposes,” Staté “is offered FOR SATE . in 40, 80 and 160 acre lots, : ete e Sales made by the owner direct. ‘or through ager cies established by him. Ra” No Mxop.eMEN, “Oa _A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngest of which are years, old, ;eapscity 100,000 gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION. 3 . The Gerke Ranch is situated in Tehama and: Butte counties. The Californi. and Oregon Railroad traverses the eastern boundary fora distance ef five miles, t e Sacraménto river bounding the. west side. Qn the north flows: Deer creek which contains eufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will be secured to every purchaser. The ri_eris navigable to Weber Pianos are ~ And are-now used jn Concerts by all of fe) GREAT ARTISTS. Send for Descriptive Circulsr. The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ Is the FIRST CLASS INSTRU UENT, Sold at Four: Hundred Dollars! HSqaare Pianes ere 76 0 tave, and only . Sherman : & Hyde, be chs to astake in digginus, being Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Franciseo Wholesale und Retail Music Dealers he Best 38.2. 152-40-0.40 chs descend bank 30 feet 1 boundary line-between Trood & Go No 2 and-t-@-MF—-€o's ground. Thengc, 297° N 55 30’ B 2:00 chs to.astake in digzinys on bowndary line. Therce, 30, N 86° 30° E +4-46-chs to-a stane-in-—dizgings——-"Thenee 31, N-8° 15’ £3.72 chs, leave diggings 16,72 i chs toa stake on tailings 1.50 chs 5 ot Svring creek, and being N Ecor of Trvod & Co's grounds No 2. Thence, 32;N61° 35 W_ 4.24 chains to.a stake in center of present bed of SpringCreek. Thence, 33,5 78> 45.°-V 28.51 chs to intersection of boun‘dary Ifffe of Consolidated Gravil Mine (approv: d survey of Murks Zellerbuck) being stake CG No 3l., Thence, 34, N 51° 45 E 6,30 clic along said,boundary line to a stake O.G No 32. Thence, 35_N-7x 2-45" 5 15.78 chs to place of beginning; Co:taining 200, 18-100. acres, Bovinded on--the north by land owned by W. W. Niebo!s and Evans -& Oo.;0n the-east: by Holden aud ‘others and vacant;-on the sonth by Trood &. Co. and vacant;-o7 the west by Zellerbach, ‘trood & Richardson, : "7, PAGtH. ajommericing ata stake marked CG No 29; for, Consolidated Gravel Mine, being stake No 29 of Zellerback’s approved sur-. ~vey, and from which corner No 30 of said approved survey. identical with corner No . toa stake on west side of canon, 93,75 -chas to a stake on west down from station 15,Thence, No 18, S 652 15° W 1.00 chs cross center of ravine L142 ¢chs toa twin epruce tree, blazed, and, lchN,W of falls. ‘Thence, No 19,8 17° 45° Eh 8.60 chs to asta & on W Fide of. ras vine, and ou line between Stations 15-and” 21, “Thence, No 20. 8 649 30" W 1.10 chs. toa stake on edge of bank 20’ high. Thence “No 21. N 88° 15" W_036 -chs descend bank ° 20° hish into diggings, 7.17 chs to a stake, No 22, on E side of Canon. Thence, No 22; N 18° £.0 80 chains to a stake on E side of -Canon-on-edge-of trail te—mouth of -Bhe— Sank tunnel, mouth of tunnel, Thence, No 23, N 26° 45’. E.2 75 -clis ‘to » stuke, No of Blue Bank Tunnel bears N 24° 15' w. Thence, No 24, N 3° 80 KE 4.12 chs to a dead spruce tree, opposite mouth ot tunnel Which beurs'S 62> 50°'W.” Thence,No, 25.N.-' 23° 00’ E 3.00 chs to a stake, No 26, on eaut side of Canon. Thence, No’ 26,N9 So Ww 1.24 chs to a stake opposite end of tail sluice, and just above junction with rivine — running dewn—fronr Station 15, spruce 36 — in. dia. bears § 41° 380° E 0.42 chs. Thenée No 27; 8:51 2.00’ WI1.00 chs cross center of canon, 1.49 chs to a stake on west side of ravine. Théence,<No 28,8 9OE 0.80 chains ‘thence No 29, 823° W 2.84 chains to a stakeon W side of canon, Thence, No 30,835 30° Ww side of ¢ : Thence, NO 81, 5 26 45° W 2 59 chains to 6 stuke on west side of canon. Thence Ne 32,8 18°00’ W 160 chs toa stuke on W side of canon, and on line between stations 2lto 1, and 075 chs N of blacksmith Shop.’ 24, on E side of Canon,.from which mouth—— such as elegant Rosewood Casc, Beautiful VADA-CLEY, Cal aps. = _ nee : 26-of Plat A, of _Union-Gravet Mime; benre hence, No-Bid NBS 5-89-—op st oe = . ; 5 % ty the farm at all seasons of the year. embraces all Modern Turprovements, . 1g 9 BE 8-88chs. Tlerice, va. 174 2 EB, . Place of beginning. Containing 173, 26-106 DR. G. W. GRAVES Buckingham’s Dye for Whiskers. AND zi DR. H. WAGNER, Physicians, Surgeons and Obstetricians, Permanently located at NEVADA CITY. : FFCE in Brown & Morgan’s BlocY GEO, 5. HUPP. D. J. CROWLEY, } color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by. all Druggists and dealers in This elegant preparation may ‘be relied on to change the color.of the beard from gray or any other undesirable shade, to brown or black, at discretion. It is easily applied,being in one preparation,an 1! quick. ly ard effectually produces a permanent -Manefactured by R. P-HALL & €O., Nashua, NH medi*18 “HUPP & CROWLEY, Gifice—Brown & Morgan’s Block, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JOHN H. HARRISON, . Wa IN BEEF, MUTTON” ae VEAL, CORNED BEEF, COKNE: ‘PURE &c. ois Meats sold at re»sonable rates tor Cash.— . hop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Thevtre 3 =Tron makes a & most effectual . ‘ + mers cure Of aseries Attorney and Counselor at Law . = Do shea AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposit the National Fxehange Hotel, renege to teens ence ei D. B. MERRY. PALMER MITH. County Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.S Dep. Surveyor U.S. Dep. Survéyor. MERRY & SMITH, MIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, . C LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. MEN, ; : NEVADA ‘ITY. ‘Ya Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders left at the Daily Uniotr Office, Grass Valley, will receive prompt attentiou. jal} NILES SEARLS,Attorney and Counselor at Law Ac BRICK OFFICKH, ‘In Fe ato tue Court Hous “DR. F.BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. Oren ON BROAD STREET, -adjoir“y ing the Theutre: Nevada June t0th. 187* No. 679. I me Application for Patent to a Mining Claim.’ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } : Sacramenty, Cal., April 7, 1875.4 YOTICE is hereby gi en, that C. J. Brown, Andrew Lursen and Nelson ‘Johnson, whose Pst Office is Dutch Flat, “Placer county’ Cal, have made application for patent tor the Eureka Gate Placer Mine, bearing gold, situateiu Eureka Gate Mining District, Nevada county, Californ‘a, aud de_ ecribed as follows, viz: On surveyed land, ‘being the S %s of S W \ of Section 24, and the N s of N ¥ \-of Section 25, T 16.N, R 9 E, M D-M, and containing 160 acres. Said location was made by the anplicants Nov. 98, ik7u, and is “duly recorded in. the Mining Records of Nevada county, book 4, page 691. There are no adjcining mining eanims. Alf persons holding any sadverse--claim-). thereto are herebyjrequired to present the same before this “office within sixty days trom the first day, of publishing hereof. apll T.-B. McFARLAND, Register COUNTY TEACHER’S HE Annual County Teacher's Institute will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at 10 o'clock, a. M., on : _ SHURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, And continue in session three deys, in the Assembly Hsll, Washinvton S¢hool Nouse. Every teacher tu the county is expected to be in/attendance. ig hoped-that-at least one School-Trus-}tee from each School] District will also be ~ Prof. Dennian .and-other distinguished Educators, will be present and deliver lecsures.» The order of exercises will be published @uring the session All-who are interested in the cause of : education are cordially insited to attend. . FRANK POWER, County Sup’t of Schools. Nevada, May 25th, 1875. NOTICE. APEVHR Books x4 accounts of the Deer L Creek Lumber Wompany have been Ns in my hands for settlement. aly; 8. B. DAVENPORT; J.P. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ‘gone, the disorders they produce disap Au knowing themze’ves indebted to my Will save costa by settling The bvance “pf lamber in yore ow Sacramento street will be sold cash, : . For Purifying the Blood.This compound of the y-Vvegetable . al. el (7 teratives, Sarsés aparilla, Dock, / eo Stillingia and ie Mandrake with <~. the Iodides of —, Potassium and & which are very prevalent and afflicting. It. purifies the blood, purges out the lurking humors in the system, that undermine hexlith and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the appearance on the surface of humours that should be expelled from the blood. Internal derafigements are the determination of these same humors to some interne] organ, or organs, whose action they derange, and whose substance they disease and destroy. AYER's SARSAPARILLA expels_ these humors from the blood. When they «re pear, éuch as. Uleerations of the Liver, Stemach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases of the Skin, St. An. thony’s Fire, Rose or Eryesipelas, Pimples, . Pustules, blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, tide snd Head, Female Weakness, Sterility,, Leucorrhea arising from internal ulceration and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation and: General Debility. ath their departere health returns. + PREPARED BY . Dr. J. c. AYER & Coy Lowell Mass. PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL " IN MEDICINE. ‘ap19-taugl9 B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY. . thems-lyes comfortable homes here. jj cent, per ann . at reasonable rates. HOMES. fo those seeking homes, this farm presents unusual attraction of soil, climate and location. . The frost and drought which has been elmost universally disastrous thepresent year, has not injured the crops or vineyards in the least. : One hundred and fitty families can make '’ Terms of-Sale! Twenty-five per cent cash; balance in one, two, three, four and five years at 10 per m,payable anrually. Land may be purchased at private sale until the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. _ For further information apply to “Dr. J. 8. CAMERON, Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. ’ GrorGE HAMLIN, 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. Or to Henry Gerke, on the Ranch. . Vina, May 25, 1875, UNION LIVERY. STABLE GRAHAM & MAJOR, OPPOSITE UNION “HOTEL, MAIN ¢& STREET, NEVADA CIFY,.CAL, t AVING leased the UNION STABLES, & and stocked it witha fine collection of HORSES; CARRIAGES and BU 3GIES, the proprietors anhounce to the citizens of Nevada and the community in general,that they are prepared to furnish ELEGANT TURNOUTS, Their horses are kind and gentle, well broken, and yet fre, goers. Persons de= siring to geta Ht : TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should-call and examine our outfits and prices, Transient custom solicited and every effort will be made to give satisfaction. Horses buarded by the week or month GRAHAM & MAJOR, Nevada City, April Ist, 1875. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY; 8. A, EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WELL ENOWN HOTEL IS AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State, The Proprietor wiil spare no pains mor expsuse_to_render his guests ceaufortable. Stages for ali parts of the State have their Offices at this Hatel. The House is kept open all night for the accommodatien of the [ravebing Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. ; ~ A share of Public:-Patronage és respectfally solicited, 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January 17th. . EBNER’> HOTEL, ~ mental Painting. _ ve . }. -W. COOLEY, T SEAMAN’S. CARRIAGE FACTORY (near théeresidence.of John Casbin on the Grass Valley pared to do %. a ttyle, and with promptnes hetimes. . Satisfaction Guaranteed. O jnosituExchange Hotel. omim 7. W. COOLEY. Carriage, Sign, and Orna. ‘road, 4s new pe CARRIAGE ANB S£QN PAINTING In all its branches, in the most’ finished Prices to suit “1. KUMLE, PROPRIETOR. _L. KUMLE, for several years pro' prietor of the Ebner Hotel, Sacramento, and reggutly of the Kumle Hotel in that" Place; “has again taken charge of the . ree « . Wbner Hotel, 18 & 20K Stree And is prepared to entertain quests in a moanner unsurpassed by any Hotel im the State, Elegant suits of rooms can be se eured by sending word. The tables are al_ket affords. Tamento City, to cell Moaldings. Full tron Frame, Curved Legs and Lyre, Overstrang Bass, Agraffe [reb.e, . etc. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet 1,N 71% ° W along line of Zelerback’s approved survey, 3.02.chs to stuke CG No 28. No 27. Thence, 2, 8 ° W 14,22 chs tostikeO WG Thence; 8,8 2545 ° W90.68 chs to . 1 acres, and designated as lot No 4l-in See. tions-16 and 21, township 18 North, I 10 Bast, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, tanpgé Sid cations. were made as follows. inchés, aud are _ ved, _Agents wanted in every county: county in the State for the a FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS stuke CG No 26, Thence, 4,5 574% ° W 5 84 chs to stake C G No 24, and being iden. tical with MeCo No 6 at N W of R McM Plat B. Thence, 5,8 72° E 3.03 ‘chs to a stake McG No lat NE cor of approved survey of McM’s Plat Rk, or of survey David Scranton, et al, Dec. 12, 1853. By B, Duy et al, Dec."21, 1853. Buckeye Tunnel Co. April 2.1855. Geo L,.Wyatt et al, June 1855, and by the applicants January 8 1875. Said locations being of record in the Wool. Re . Celebrated? Standard Organ Case, Superierity of Workmenship, Elegapce of Finish and Durability, sortment of SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFI obtained elsewhere. ways supplied with eyery luxury the marlinvite all my friends and the public generally, in Nevads County, visiting Sacapo me at the Ebner Hotel, assuring then that everything in my bowel sealt be done to make their stay 6 Thence, , N86" O° E 2.75 chstoa pine tree. McH . M Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty of {8 UNRIVALLED. r .We keep constantly. ou pand a gvod asReliable Cheap Pianos, ’TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST ~ SEASONED MATERIAL AND* FULLY WARRANTED. . & Prices as low a8 worthless Pianos can be PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS, IF DESIRED. Calland see us before purchasi ng epl SHERMAN & HYDE,.” Application for a Patent toa Mining Claim. . United States Land Office,)* Sacramento, Cal. May. 12,1875. O'TICE is hereby given, that the Union AN Gravel Miniag Company, a corpora-— tion existing under the laws-of Calitornia, whose Post’ Office is Sau Prancisco City and county, Cal., bas mode application for Patent for the Union Gravel Mine bearing gold, situate in Kennebec Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field notes, on filé in this office us follows, viz: Fin Aj. ee Commencing at a. stake in tailings 8 of Nichols’ house and 1.50 chs N of center of creek. Thence, variation being 179-30 kK 1, South 61° 35 E,. 9.94 chs to a stake, No 2, andmarked, G M Co.,; being 0.08 links 8 of L. Bowen's fence, and frum whicha twin pine 12’ dia bears N 8736” E.0.50 lks. Thence, 2,8 39° 45 E 4.39 chs to a stake Ni&is, from which a pine 8” dia bears N 124%° W34lints. Thence, 3,8 57° 30’ ET 1.85 chs cross seetion line’l0/40 chs Wof corner common to Secs. 3, 4. 9 and 10, ‘I 17 N ROY E,-3.29 chs to a stake, No 4, from] which a black oak 24" dia bears N 47° W O.2llks. Thence. 4, 8 63° 35 K 8.00 chs to a Stake on East side of Spring Creek, trom which a pine 6” din bears N 604° E 0.17 lks. Thence, 5, N 60° 35 FE 2 00.chs cross sect. Hne 3.40 chs S$ of cor. common to 5, 4 9 and 10, 8,46 chs to a stake at foot of black oak'blazed, 24°’ dia. Thence, 6,8 30° 45’ E349 chs to a stake, No7. Thence, 7, § 75° 15 E#,67-chs to a stake, No 8, from which a black oak bears N174 ik 0.8 1x, 8,8 79° 10’ E 3.35 chs to a black oax tree, M 9.30" dia on sumimit of ridge, and on E edge ef Lake City 10ad, from which a black Thegce, 9,8 69° 40’ E 8.16 chs to a’ pine tree blazed 20” dia. on line of U GM €0’s fence,and 1ch W of. Lake City and Nevada roads. Thence, ‘10, 8 48° 15 E 1.00 ch cross Nevada and Lake City road, 8.36 chs to a stake, No-11, 1.50 chs W of ao ravine. Thence, il, Sj32° 45 W,15.91 chs'to a white oak tree 70" dit and ¥.25 chs W of ravine Thener. 12, 835° 45’ W 5.09 toa pine tree 18in dia, 1.50 chs W of ravine from which a black oak 24 in dia. bears S1744° W 40 lks. Thence. 13,8 73° 00 W407 chs toa pine tree 20” dia. on E edge of Nevada «nd Late City roads. Thence, 14,8 54° 36 W 6.24 chs tu a black Oak stub at crogs. roads’ of Nevada shd road ieading to U G M Co's diggings. Thence, 15, 3 61° 30 W 7.66 chs toa pine tree 8 in dia. on Jower bank *f Giizzly Hill ditch, and 2 chs W of ravine Thence, 16,8 75° 45 W 6.66 che to-a stake ‘No 17, W. of old Bogar’ cabin, 0,50 lks W of ravine; pine 36” dia bears 877° 90 W 17 ike, Thence, 17, N 64° 45’ W 9.09 chs toa stake, No.18. Thence, 18,.N-82° 45 W 4,26 . chs to a stake, No 19, on edge of. diggings, {and being on boundary, line between ‘Traod & Co and U @MCo’s grounds. Thence, 19, N 8° 45’ -W, 1.58 chs to a stake, No 20, on edge of diggings, and being $8 E‘corner of Frood & Co’s grounds: Thence, 20, N 43° 05 W 0.20 chs descend bank 20 feet high, 7.90chs, Leave-diggings, 8.00 chs to a stake on edge of diggings, and on Trood & Co’s boundary line. Thence, 21, 8 82° 10’ W, 8.21 chs to a sugar pin stub 50” dia, Thence, 22, N-86> 30’ W 11.00 chs cross outlet to U G M Co’s diuzginys, 16.12 chs to a pine tree 50 in dia. on upper edge of Richardson ditch. Thence, 243, N 27> 20’ W 2.92 chs along line of Richardson ditch to a black oak tree on lower bank of ditch. Thence, 24, N 82° 10 W 6.17 chains to a stake in tailings, 1.10 ¢hs 8 of present discharge of @ume from 1) G M Co's digzings into creek. Thence, 25, N 10° 35. 2.86 chs to 3 cedar stump in tailings, being ou boundary line of M, Z Merbach Cousolidated Gravel mine, appry ed survey No 30, Thenee. 26,N 74° 45 B5.76chs toa. stake vp lower bank of Richardson's ditch, being 04 ©. KOMLE, Broprietor No I, being ray’s approved survey of Plat A. 7,N 3744 ° E3,28 chsto &# pine tree-on N 6. . stake on tailings,and being corner \o 5 of McH approved survey, E 14.35 chs to place of beginning. ing 12, 25-100: acres. and west by land owned by Zellerback: on south by R. McMurray; on east by Rk. MeMurray and §, Richardson, and designated ab lot Ne 59-A and 59 B, in Sections 3, 4,9 “and 10, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, Mt.Diablo Base and Meridian sisty of the following locations: J, W. Summers et al; Mar 3, 1859; A. L. Curtis, et al, Jany. 10, 1857;1. Bates et al, Feby 4, 1858; Nichols, Woedside & Co., Jar. 14, 1865; A. Crane et al, Mar 8.1859; J.B. Henry et . al, Dec 24, 1858; Geo. F>McPhetson & Uo., Sept 65,1858; Henry Curtis etal, April 5, . 1858; Geo. Solomon Flanders, March 8, 1858; Hule, Turner & Co. April 10, 1458; Wis. Weighel et al, Nov 21,1857; I’. Taylor et al Nov 2t,. ent for the Yuba Gravel (mine, bearing gold, . Hitt Mining District . fornin, and described in the . notes on file in this office a Comsmencing et a pine p& Co. Jany 15, 1857; Pini) Uogan & Co. oak 18” in dia bears N 74° E 0.8 Iks-]Thence, variation 17° 50°, No. 1,98 169 correr Ne 1 of R. MeMurThence, re) ice of Nevada road, and marked McH. No Thence, 8, N 2°3,° E 20.96 chs to ‘a Thence, 9,N 13 2 CoptainBoanded on north Mite con* i F. Bd. McPherson, May. 1858; . t i¢ 157; B. 1. Harrison et al, Oct 14, 1857; Mrs, Fleming et a1, Jan 11, 1572. He nry Curtis Feb, 10, 1850; Rule, Turner & Co., March 5, ,1859; John Gamble et al, Feby 4, 188: ) each of said locations being recorded in the records of Kennebec Hill Mining District. tor title of applicant see -book 4 of deéds, Pp 532; book 6, pp 155, 209, 261, 505; bo -« 7, pp 341, 342,-391, 667; book 8, pp 94: book 9. . pp 229: book 10, pp 2; bvok 11, pp 346,.443, . a1.d 562; book 12, .p 600; hoole 14, pp 170; book 16, pp 124; boek 19, pp 65, 45s;. book 29-pp 222; book 30, pp 477, 480, 481, 4892; book 32, pp 358, 361: book $3, pp 52; book 40, pp 432, 434, 435, 456, 487, 458. 439, 440, 441 442, 443, 446;-bootk 42, pp 557; book 45, pp 501 ,book 44, pp 160, 161; book 45, pp 70; book 46, pp 157, 158, 159, 160, records of Nevada county, i All persons holding any adverse claims thoreto are hereby -requiréd to present the same belore this Office within sixty!-days froin thetirst day of publishing hi reof. : T. B. MCFARLAND, Register. i ¢ t . . . . r " Dibble & Byrne, Attys. mig we Ne. 0: Application: for a Patent fora Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Oal., Muy 6, iris} OTICE is hereby given, That William AN Rankin; James Keid, Elitin Mi.l6 ad Win. W, Pryde, whose Post Oftive is Movure’s Flat, Nevada county, Cal, have made application ior, Patent for the Blue Bank Gravel Mining Claims bearing gold, situate in Woolsey Fiat Mining District, Nevatia county, Califdrnia, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Blue Bank Gravel Mine, Commencing ata stake No. 1,in diggings on. boundar » between Oriental and Blue Bank ground, trom which shaft to present tunnel bars 3 54° 55’ 1 4,04 che. 30° W 11.89 chs créss county road 42,39 chs to a pine tree, with an 5 fmtrung, 60’ from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2, 84 73° 45’ F 18.70 chs f) a stuke No 3,2 chs . north of centér of Bloody Run Ravine.from which a whité fir 20 in, dia. bears 8 22 05” W 0.61 chs dist. Thence, No 3, 8 87° 30’ E 13.43 chs to mistake No 4,2 chs N of Bloody Run Ravine. ftom which Balsam 5” bears.S 39° 30° E.6.44 chs; ‘Thence, No 4; . N 16° 30' E 27.00 chs to a stuke on lower . bank of miners ditch, from which a fir 24 in.dia, bears N 75© W 6.45 chs. Thence, No 5, 8 84° 15’ E 2.50 cliains to a stake on bank of Miner's Ditch, from which a fir 36 in. dia. bears N 37° 30’ W 0,19 chains. Thence, No 6, N 72° 45’ E 2.50 chs toka stake No. 7 on bank of Miners’ Ditch Thence, No 7, N42° 30’ E 2.77 che toa cedar tree on, bank of Miners’ Ditch. ‘Lhence, No 8; N 38° 00’ E2.88 chs. toa stake, No 9, on bank of ditch, irom which: alram fir bears N_ 56% 00-We : Thence, No 9, N 185 15° E; 3.34 stake, No 10, “n bank of ditch, Then 23° 45 K 5.54 chs, to a stake, No Theuce, No li, N 59° 15’ E130 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at intersection of section line between Séctions 21 and 22. Thence, No 12 Nu? 45 W #55 chs 10 asteke on section line.3.50 chs E ot Co. Road, and 8-04 chs south of section corner commtnon to sections 14, 16, 2! and 22,T1IBN B10 E. Thence, No 13,.N 722 0p W 38.50 chs cross county read 11.50 chs toa stake tree, 48in.dia.N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence. Thence, No. 14, 8 642 30’ W 13.40 chains to a stake on steep bank on East side cf savine. Thence, Nw 45,N 11° 43’ W 14.91 chs to astuke on east . side of a ravine, from which «cedar 24 in, din. beers 86° 37 W 0.25 ch+. Thence, No 16,N 86> 15’ W 6.02 chs to a’cedar tree op K side of aravine at junction with ravine ranning duwn from stake No 15. Thence, No 17, 8 40> 15 B 9.42 che to a x . 8 W canner of Trood & Co’g ground Ko 3, . andon ths North, East and Soutli b ground. : Geo. 8S. Hupp, Atty. Application for a Patent to a . OTICE is Hereby given that t i Post Office of Hustler’s wood shed. being 1714 9, t, 8: 44°°30’ BE 18.08 ehg te astake, No 2, from which a>blacic oak “30” bears N.34° E97 lis dist. : 5 . which a black onk 36” lks. a stake which a pine 8” bears N-1944” E39 lig dist rtaxe, No 7, in diggings. 15° E 4.00 chains to a stake, edge of miping cut, and from black ouk 12” . dij toa stake, No ardscn-cabin, aud from which a black oak No 10,4N “Li, on bank of diteb at foot of aspruce snag . y Flat Mining District records, and the ining Kecords of Nevada county, ‘Phe applica ‘ts ciiim by purchase and lovation Adjoining ¢laimants are on the west, the riental X.T.-X.and Boston Companies ¥ Vacant, All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to prese } same before this Offlee within oe from the first day of publishin, Sixty days st + hereof, lr, B. MCFARLAND, Register. Ip on Ge a No. 696, Mining Claim. 3 a Untrep Sraves Lanp OFFICE, Sacram@nto, Cal, May 20, 1875.4 he Yuhba— » @ Corpora. er the lnws of Ual., whose is North San Juan, Nevada Jounty, Cal., has made application for pat" Renge Placer situate in. Kerinebeeg« » Nevada county, Caliplat aned—freht , 5 fol ows, vig: ume Stump designated yn field notes as No 1, standing 8 Iks South Thence Me Gravel Kange Mining Go. lou existing und ears N ; ‘Thence, 2.-g 5° 45’ B 3.84 chains to a stake No 3, from = bears. S 66° Wag Pheuce, 28 259 30’ W 1.77 chains 45 ,No4,1 ¢h Sof mining eut, from 2 hence, 4, N 81° W 4.25 to a_stuke in diggings. “Thence, 6, § 41° 15° 3.18 cLains to li stuke, ‘digo No, 6, in diggi fhence, 6.8 30° 00° W 1.49 ¢ ae ge. hains to a. Thence, 7,930 No 4, 10 lks 8 of : whirh a } Gia, bears.N 83° 39’ W 41 tke. Therce, 8, N 83° 10’ W 9.94 ebaing 9, 1.60 chains-W Of old Rich. 4" dia bears S 61° 15’ W56lks. Thence N79°% W 10.71 chains tu a stuke, No 10,8 links § of “o. road; from which a pine ‘48 in dia bears N 80° E 2s Ike dist, Thence 10, N 30°. 15’ W 4.00 chains to a stake No 11, 1.50 chs S$ of a ravine from which Fs pine 30° dia, beara N 50° £2 kg. Thence 11, N 29° 15’ W 15.86 chains to a pine tree No 12, blazed, and from which a pine 20 in dia bears 817° 3y°E 54 Iks. Thence, 12 N 26° 15 W 5.90 chains-to‘aPine tree 19" dia No 13. Thence, 13,.N 39°.45° W 13.74 chains to a stake, No 14. Thence 14, N 30° E 9.56 to a black ouk stub No 15, 24” dia. Thence, 15,8 61° 15’ E 20 03 chs te a stuke No 16. Thence, 16, N 8° 15’ E 9.6¢ chnins to a stake, No 17, marked McH No 2, being cor No 2 ot approved survey of R. McMurr '\y’S placer fu.ne. ‘TChenee, 17, N 162° 15’E 8.03 toa Btake°from which % Sec, stake between Secs-9 and 16, ‘Township 17 North, Range 9 Ha’t, Mt. Diablo B and M, bears. 5 35° 35’ ES 7.48 chains: Thenes 18, 83° K1 33 ch8 to a yellow pine. tree. in aravine J6in dia. Thence, 19, N 732 E 1.80 chs to a stake, No 20, 1.50 chs E. of ravine, from which a pine 30 india. bears N }0°K 51 ks. Thence, 20, 816° 45’ KE 4.46 chains to a pine tree No 21, 48° dia. und 75 lks N of county road. Thence 21,8 27° E346to a stax, No 22,1 ch Not a reservoir from which a pire 5 in dia bears S4t° W 41 1ks. Thence, 92,8 50° 16° WW 5,50 chains to place of beyinnifig: ~“@ontaining 109, 30-100 acres, lot No 61, in See . tions 9 and 16, Township 17 North, Range 9 Kast, Mt. Diablo, Base and Meridian, Said location was made, and is of record im the said Kennebee Hill Mining District County and State-aforesaid. For title of applicant see book 14 of deeds, pp 682. 6% 684, 146; book 20, p 159, boox 30, Pp 624:book 48, p — book 32, p 394; book 34, pp 531 and 532: book 34, pp 535,560; voox 41, p 161; book 43, p 463; boox 45, pp 68, 70. and book 48, pp — — Records of Nevada county Nd claimants. are the _MeMiyrray placer claim and ‘annals : n _ All persons holding any adverse clatia thereto are hereby required to present the kame betore this Office’ within sixty dayi from the we diy of pub ishing hereof. S. 1. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byraoe, Attys. c = i “m98, * ICH, 10K, ICE. THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY ee noe ICE IN QUA* TITIRS TO StrF-— Orders left at the Offies,or at the nore. of E, W. Bigelow & o., will receive promps . “a OHAS. KUNT, Presidents be? SHAS. awk, T. Eo Mais, & . retary, ze cedar tree Qu eaat Gide of ravine sted . Meads, Mev 9° °1406,,

RY ET, ANCISCO he treat Diseases Syphil€65, Im f years est: Ully p of an. Wisiting , and hag 2 The Daily Cranscript = ERVAD A CHY, Cab ——————} i. P. BROWN. rary, &23 : ida; San nd those time-—ner :, and hag . for the mn the ef-+ gin—virns — at their races and disgvialimarriage ician who a! cial Stuy care the percury.or . . to these are inter nds, to be ctors who r skill in , UBpoling ts es 1 into the be squence of r depraved d by the unlimited certainty, symptoms, ¢ medical ance, dark head, ringrustling of ts, uneasithe limbs, ect, loss of hing strangintanices, & s of mem. nd various red torigue, tion, night 4 At insanity. 1s so afflict. , either in ure effected of treating of effecting G. will give e who will he wascuredof the San arriage, whe hese fearfule sacred Te1, nor deley n’s office or, nes may rely ntial secrecy ect—no more r ata oatu,’of services ircumstances prevalent and meng quacks je and will jnstrument, ical and pet xe. Cr : » CURED AT r to Dr. Gibas, length of ned, and thé d, free from y partof the direction for—— JOLLARS in through the Vargo & Co., be forwarded Jnion. , 623 Kearney an Francisco. rcial treet.” 57 on the le Jease inform his sdvertise T. . myl DA CITY 0, 000. 1, RW. Tully, , A. H. Parker, }-eoHateral Be. ty and Coun soid at Regular on discounted. Gold Dust or sat the Min sits recerved. Sacramento, 88 City. ondon and Ger don, Globe~I?f Californias, lis, Sacramento . Virginia City: : will be allewne Depos«r annum.ths Time cept. . per a distance cam . “* CTORS. Il be received st ice, Nevada City, jons cin be seeB, th, 1875, for the rick sewer lead e Court. House. th said sewer, will be required ace of the werk. oral wil LN, Clerk, cere Dopwty, N . B. J. WATSON. . HALLS. ‘THE GERKE RANCH, . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY Great Land Sale. —e met ' PIANOS, ORGANS, ie ee and from Which mouth of U G M_Co’s tun» . pel bears 81° 20’ E 2,50 chs. EN 76° 30" E 19.66 chs along boundary tine of Trood & Co’s ground, No 2,.to asta e ou edge of diggings, from which a pine 10” dia bears 5714 9 -E'1.00 chs. Thence Thence, 28, N yes, verre WYOMING TRIBE, . iw No. 49, EMPOKVER é tam URDER OF RED & eZ + MEN, THURSDAY EVENING at their Wigwam Odd Fello 8’ Holl,Nevada city.at 8 o'clock vou. HC. McKELV:-¥, Chief of Records. & € Corner Broad and Pine streets. m _ ‘Attorneys & Couuselors at Law, BROWN & WATSON, SS} COMPRISING 15,000 acres of the finest lands in the meets every Sig “KM. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSIC:AN NEVADA CITY. J. M. WALLING,‘ATTORNEY AT; LAW, ‘ NOTARY PUBLIC, . Justice of tae Peace, and FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgin’s Bieck, NE ’ 1 tory as ever, ’ “. thick and strong. effectual or desirable.. f This standard article is ¢ompounded . with the greatest care. Its effects are as wonderful and satisfacIt restores gray or faded hair to its youthf.lcolor, _ oa j It-renioves: all eruptions, itching ‘end dandruti; and the scalp by its use becomes white andclean. * . © : = : By its tonic properties it restores the cap-. iJiary glands to their normal vigor,preventittg baldness, and making the hair grow “As a dressing nothing has beeri found sq Br. A.'A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts, says of it: ‘I cons‘der it the best. preparation for its intended purposes,” Staté “is offered FOR SATE . in 40, 80 and 160 acre lots, : ete e Sales made by the owner direct. ‘or through ager cies established by him. Ra” No Mxop.eMEN, “Oa _A FINE VINEYARD, Containing 100,000 vines, the yonngest of which are years, old, ;eapscity 100,000 gallons, will be included in the sale. LOCATION. 3 . The Gerke Ranch is situated in Tehama and: Butte counties. The Californi. and Oregon Railroad traverses the eastern boundary fora distance ef five miles, t e Sacraménto river bounding the. west side. Qn the north flows: Deer creek which contains eufficient water to irrigate 50,000 acres; and the water right will be secured to every purchaser. The ri_eris navigable to Weber Pianos are ~ And are-now used jn Concerts by all of fe) GREAT ARTISTS. Send for Descriptive Circulsr. The Sherman & Hyde Piano’ Is the FIRST CLASS INSTRU UENT, Sold at Four: Hundred Dollars! HSqaare Pianes ere 76 0 tave, and only . Sherman : & Hyde, be chs to astake in digginus, being Cor. Kearney & Sutter Sts., San Franciseo Wholesale und Retail Music Dealers he Best 38.2. 152-40-0.40 chs descend bank 30 feet 1 boundary line-between Trood & Go No 2 and-t-@-MF—-€o's ground.. Thengc, 297° N 55 30’ B 2:00 chs to.astake in digzinys on bowndary line. Therce, 30, N 86° 30° E +4-46-chs to-a stane-in-—dizgings——-"Thenee 31, N-8° 15’ £3.72 chs, leave diggings 16,72 i chs toa stake on tailings 1.50 chs 5 ot Svring creek, and being N Ecor of Trvod & Co's grounds No 2. Thence, 32;N61° 35 W_ 4.24 chains to.a stake in center of present bed of SpringCreek. Thence, 33,5 78> 45.°-V 28.51 chs to intersection of boun‘dary Ifffe of Consolidated Gravil Mine (approv: d survey of Murks Zellerbuck) being stake CG No 3l., Thence, 34, N 51° 45 E 6,30 clic along said,boundary line to a stake O.G No 32.. Thence, 35_N-7x 2-45" 5 15.78 chs to place of beginning; Co:taining 200, 18-100. acres, Bovinded on--the north by land owned by W. W. Niebo!s and Evans -& Oo.;0n the-east: by Holden aud ‘others and vacant;-on the sonth by Trood &. Co. and vacant;-o7 the west by Zellerbach, ‘trood & Richardson, : "7, PAGtH. ajommericing ata stake marked CG No 29; for, Consolidated Gravel Mine, being stake No 29 of Zellerback’s approved sur-. ~vey, and from which corner No 30 of said approved survey. identical with corner No . toa stake on west side of canon, 93,75 -chas to a stake on west down from station 15,Thence, No 18, S 652 15° W 1.00 chs cross center of ravine L142 ¢chs toa twin epruce tree, blazed, and, lchN,W of falls. ‘Thence, No 19,8 17° 45° Eh 8.60 chs to asta & on W Fide of. ras vine, and ou line between Stations 15-and” 21, “Thence, No 20. 8 649 30" W 1.10 chs. toa stake on edge of bank 20’ high. Thence “No 21. N 88° 15" W_036 -chs descend bank ° 20° hish into diggings, 7.17 chs to a stake, No 22, on E side of Canon. Thence, No 22; N 18° £.0 80 chains to a stake on E side of -Canon-on-edge-of trail te—mouth of -Bhe— Sank tunnel, mouth of tunnel, Thence, No 23, N 26° 45’. E.2 75 -clis ‘to » stuke, No of Blue Bank Tunnel bears N 24° 15' w. Thence, No 24, N 3° 80 KE 4.12 chs to a dead spruce tree, opposite mouth ot tunnel Which beurs'S 62> 50°'W.” Thence,No, 25.N.-' 23° 00’ E 3.00 chs to a stake, No 26, on eaut side of Canon. Thence, No’ 26,N9 So Ww 1.24 chs to a stake opposite end of tail sluice, and just above junction with rivine — running dewn—fronr Station 15, spruce 36 — in. dia. bears § 41° 380° E 0.42 chs. Thenée No 27; 8:51 2.00’ WI1.00 chs cross center of canon, 1.49 chs to a stake on west side of ravine. Théence,<No 28,8 9OE 0.80 chains ‘thence No 29, 823° W 2.84 chains to a stakeon W side of canon, Thence, No 30,835 30° Ww side of ¢ : Thence, NO 81, 5 26 45° W 2 59 chains to 6 stuke on west side of canon. Thence Ne 32,8 18°00’ W 160 chs toa stuke on W side of canon, and on line between stations 2lto 1, and 075 chs N of blacksmith Shop.’ 24, on E side of Canon,.from which mouth—— such as elegant Rosewood Casc, Beautiful VADA-CLEY, Cal aps. = _ nee : 26-of Plat A, of _Union-Gravet Mime; benre hence, No-Bid NBS 5-89-—op st oe = . ; 5 % ty the farm at all seasons of the year. embraces all Modern Turprovements, . 1g 9 BE 8-88chs. Tlerice, va. 174 2 EB, . Place of beginning. Containing 173, 26-106 DR. G. W. GRAVES Buckingham’s Dye for Whiskers. AND zi DR. H. WAGNER, Physicians, Surgeons and Obstetricians, Permanently located at NEVADA CITY. : FFCE in Brown & Morgan’s BlocY GEO, 5. HUPP. D. J. CROWLEY, } color which will neither rub nor wash off. Sold by. all Druggists and dealers in This elegant preparation may ‘be relied on to change the color.of the beard from gray or any other undesirable shade, to brown or black, at discretion. It is easily applied,being in one preparation,an 1! quick. ly ard effectually produces a permanent -Manefactured by R. P-HALL & €O., Nashua, NH medi*18 “HUPP & CROWLEY, Gifice—Brown & Morgan’s Block, NEVADA CITY, CAL. JOHN H. HARRISON, . Wa IN BEEF, MUTTON” ae VEAL, CORNED BEEF, COKNE: ‘PURE &c. ois Meats sold at re»sonable rates tor Cash.— . hop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Thevtre 3 =Tron makes a & most effectual . ‘ + mers cure Of aseries Attorney and Counselor at Law . = Do shea AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, opposit the National Fxehange Hotel, renege to teens ence ei D. B. MERRY. PALMER MITH. County Surveyor, Dep. Co. Surveyor. U.S Dep. Surveyor U.S. Dep. Survéyor. MERRY & SMITH, MIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, . C LAND SURVEYORS & DRAUGHTS. MEN, ; : NEVADA ‘ITY. ‘Ya Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders left at the Daily Uniotr Office, Grass Valley, will receive prompt attentiou. jal} NILES SEARLS,Attorney and Counselor at Law Ac BRICK OFFICKH, ‘In Fe ato tue Court Hous “DR. F.BUELOW, Physician and Surgeon. Oren ON BROAD STREET, -adjoir“y ing the Theutre: Nevada June t0th. 187* No. 679. I me Application for Patent to a Mining Claim.’ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, } : Sacramenty, Cal., April 7, 1875.4 YOTICE is hereby gi en, that C. J. Brown, Andrew Lursen and Nelson ‘Johnson, whose Pst Office is Dutch Flat, “Placer county’ Cal, have made application for patent tor the Eureka Gate Placer Mine, bearing gold, situateiu Eureka Gate Mining District, Nevada county, Californ‘a, aud de_ ecribed as follows, viz: On surveyed land, ‘being the S %s of S W \ of Section 24, and the N s of N ¥ \-of Section 25, T 16.N, R 9 E, M D-M, and containing 160 acres. Said location was made by the anplicants Nov. 98, ik7u, and is “duly recorded in. the Mining Records of Nevada county, book 4, page 691. There are no adjcining mining eanims. Alf persons holding any sadverse--claim-). thereto are herebyjrequired to present the same before this “office within sixty days trom the first day, of publishing hereof. apll T.-B. McFARLAND, Register COUNTY TEACHER’S HE Annual County Teacher's Institute will assemble at NEVADA CITY, at 10 o'clock, a. M., on : _ SHURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1875, And continue in session three deys, in the Assembly Hsll, Washinvton S¢hool Nouse. Every teacher tu the county is expected to be in/attendance. ig hoped-that-at least one School-Trus-}tee from each School] District will also be ~ Prof. Dennian .and-other distinguished Educators, will be present and deliver lecsures.» The order of exercises will be published @uring the session All-who are interested in the cause of : education are cordially insited to attend. . FRANK POWER, County Sup’t of Schools. Nevada, May 25th, 1875. NOTICE. APEVHR Books x4 accounts of the Deer L Creek Lumber Wompany have been Ns in my hands for settlement. aly; 8. B. DAVENPORT; J.P. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ‘gone, the disorders they produce disap Au knowing themze’ves indebted to my Will save costa by settling The bvance “pf lamber in yore ow Sacramento street will be sold cash, : . For Purifying the Blood.This compound of the y-Vvegetable . al. el (7 teratives, Sarsés aparilla, Dock, / eo Stillingia and ie Mandrake with <~. the Iodides of —, Potassium and & which are very prevalent and afflicting. It. purifies the blood, purges out the lurking humors in the system, that undermine hexlith and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of the skin are the appearance on the surface of humours that should be expelled from the blood. Internal derafigements are the determination of these same humors to some interne] organ, or organs, whose action they derange, and whose substance they disease and destroy. AYER's SARSAPARILLA expels_ these humors from the blood. When they «re pear, éuch as. Uleerations of the Liver, Stemach, Kidneys, Lungs, Eruptions and Eruptive Diseases of the Skin, St. An. thony’s Fire, Rose or Eryesipelas, Pimples, . Pustules, blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the Bones, tide snd Head, Female Weakness, Sterility,, Leucorrhea arising from internal ulceration and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation and: General Debility. ath their departere health returns. + PREPARED BY . Dr. J. c. AYER & Coy Lowell Mass. PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL " IN MEDICINE. ‘ap19-taugl9 B. H. MILLER, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St. NEVADA CITY. . thems-lyes comfortable homes here. jj cent, per ann . at reasonable rates. HOMES. fo those seeking homes, this farm presents unusual attraction of soil, climate and location. . The frost and drought which has been elmost universally disastrous thepresent year, has not injured the crops or vineyards in the least. : One hundred and fitty families can make '’ Terms of-Sale! Twenty-five per cent cash; balance in one, two, three, four and five years at 10 per m,payable anrually. Land may be purchased at private sale until the day of public sale which will be announced hereafter. _ For further information apply to “Dr. J. 8. CAMERON, Red Bluff, Tehama Connty, Cal. ’ GrorGE HAMLIN, 414 Market St. San Francisco, Cal. Or to Henry Gerke, on the Ranch. . Vina, May 25, 1875, UNION LIVERY. STABLE GRAHAM & MAJOR, OPPOSITE UNION “HOTEL, MAIN ¢& STREET, NEVADA CIFY,.CAL, t AVING leased the UNION STABLES, & and stocked it witha fine collection of HORSES; CARRIAGES and BU 3GIES, the proprietors anhounce to the citizens of Nevada and the community in general,that they are prepared to furnish ELEGANT TURNOUTS, Their horses are kind and gentle, well broken, and yet fre, goers. Persons de= siring to geta Ht :

TEAM OR SADDLE HORSE, Should-call and examine our outfits and prices, Transient custom solicited and every effort will be made to give satisfaction. Horses buarded by the week or month GRAHAM & MAJOR, Nevada City, April Ist, 1875. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.....NEVADA CITY; 8. A, EDDY, Proprietor. HIS WELL ENOWN HOTEL IS AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and it has been fitted up in elegant style. The sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel inthe State, The Proprietor wiil spare no pains mor expsuse_to_render his guests ceaufortable. Stages for ali parts of the State have their Offices at this Hatel. The House is kept open all night for the accommodatien of the [ravebing Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. ; ~ A share of Public:-Patronage és respectfally solicited, 8. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January 17th. . EBNER’> HOTEL, ~ mental Painting. _ ve . }. -W. COOLEY, T SEAMAN’S. CARRIAGE FACTORY (near théeresidence.of John Casbin on the Grass Valley pared to do %. a ttyle, and with promptnes hetimes. . Satisfaction Guaranteed. O jnosituExchange Hotel. omim 7. W. COOLEY. Carriage, Sign, and Orna. ‘road, 4s new pe CARRIAGE ANB S£QN PAINTING In all its branches, in the most’ finished Prices to suit “1. KUMLE, PROPRIETOR. _L. KUMLE, for several years pro' prietor of the Ebner Hotel, Sacramento, and reggutly of the Kumle Hotel in that" Place; “has again taken charge of the . ree « . Wbner Hotel, 18 & 20K Stree And is prepared to entertain quests in a moanner unsurpassed by any Hotel im the State, Elegant suits of rooms can be se eured by sending word. The tables are al_ket affords. Tamento City, to cell Moaldings. Full tron Frame, Curved Legs and Lyre, Overstrang Bass, Agraffe [reb.e, . etc. Length 6 feet 10 inches; width, 3 feet 1,N 71% ° W along line of Zelerback’s approved survey, 3.02.chs to stuke CG No 28. No 27. Thence, 2, 8 ° W 14,22 chs tostikeO WG Thence; 8,8 2545 ° W90.68 chs to . 1 acres, and designated as lot No 4l-in See. tions-16 and 21, township 18 North, I 10 Bast, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, tanpgé Sid cations. were made as follows. inchés, aud are _ ved, _Agents wanted in every county: county in the State for the a FULLY WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS stuke CG No 26, Thence, 4,5 574% ° W 5 84 chs to stake C G No 24, and being iden. tical with MeCo No 6 at N W of R McM Plat B. Thence, 5,8 72° E 3.03 ‘chs to a stake McG No lat NE cor of approved survey of McM’s Plat Rk, or of survey David Scranton, et al, Dec. 12, 1853. By B, Duy et al, Dec."21, 1853. Buckeye Tunnel Co. April 2.1855. Geo L,.Wyatt et al, June 1855, and by the applicants January 8 1875. Said locations being of record in the Wool. Re . Celebrated? Standard Organ Case, Superierity of Workmenship, Elegapce of Finish and Durability, sortment of SEVEN AND A HALF OCTAVE, AGRAFFI obtained elsewhere. ways supplied with eyery luxury the marlinvite all my friends and the public generally, in Nevads County, visiting Sacapo me at the Ebner Hotel, assuring then that everything in my bowel sealt be done to make their stay 6 Thence, , N86" O° E 2.75 chstoa pine tree. McH . M Which for Volume of Tone, Beauty of {8 UNRIVALLED. r .We keep constantly. ou pand a gvod asReliable Cheap Pianos, ’TREBLE, MADE FROM THE BEST ~ SEASONED MATERIAL AND* FULLY WARRANTED. . & Prices as low a8 worthless Pianos can be PIANOS AND ORGANS SOLD ON EASY INSTALLMENTS, IF DESIRED. Calland see us before purchasi ng epl SHERMAN & HYDE,.” Application for a Patent toa Mining Claim. . United States Land Office,)* Sacramento, Cal. May. 12,1875. O'TICE is hereby given, that the Union AN Gravel Miniag Company, a corpora-— tion existing under the laws-of Calitornia, whose Post’ Office is Sau Prancisco City and county, Cal., bas mode application for Patent for the Union Gravel Mine bearing gold, situate in Kennebec Hill Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the plat and field notes, on filé in this office us follows, viz: Fin Aj. ee Commencing at a. stake in tailings 8 of Nichols’ house and 1.50 chs N of center of creek. Thence, variation being 179-30 kK 1, South 61° 35 E,. 9.94 chs to a stake, No 2, andmarked, G M Co.,; being 0.08 links 8 of L. Bowen's fence, and frum whicha twin pine 12’ dia bears N 8736” E.0.50 lks. Thence, 2,8 39° 45 E 4.39 chs to a stake Ni&is, from which a pine 8” dia bears N 124%° W34lints. Thence, 3,8 57° 30’ ET 1.85 chs cross seetion line’l0/40 chs Wof corner common to Secs. 3, 4. 9 and 10, ‘I 17 N ROY E,-3.29 chs to a stake, No 4, from] which a black oak 24" dia bears N 47° W O.2llks. Thence. 4, 8 63° 35 K 8.00 chs to a Stake on East side of Spring Creek, trom which a pine 6” din bears N 604° E 0.17 lks. Thence, 5, N 60° 35 FE 2 00.chs cross sect. Hne 3.40 chs S$ of cor. common to 5, 4 9 and 10, 8,46 chs to a stake at foot of black oak'blazed, 24°’ dia. Thence, 6,8 30° 45’ E349 chs to a stake, No7. Thence, 7, § 75° 15 E#,67-chs to a stake, No 8, from which a black oak bears N174 ik 0.8 1x, 8,8 79° 10’ E 3.35 chs to a black oax tree, M 9.30" dia on sumimit of ridge, and on E edge ef Lake City 10ad, from which a black Thegce, 9,8 69° 40’ E 8.16 chs to a’ pine tree blazed 20” dia. on line of U GM €0’s fence,and 1ch W of. Lake City and Nevada roads. Thence, ‘10, 8 48° 15 E 1.00 ch cross Nevada and Lake City road, 8.36 chs to a stake, No-11, 1.50 chs W of ao ravine. Thence, il, Sj32° 45 W,15.91 chs'to a white oak tree 70" dit and ¥.25 chs W of ravine Thener. 12, 835° 45’ W 5.09 toa pine tree 18in dia, 1.50 chs W of ravine from which a black oak 24 in dia. bears S1744° W 40 lks. Thence. 13,8 73° 00 W407 chs toa pine tree 20” dia. on E edge of Nevada «nd Late City roads. Thence, 14,8 54° 36 W 6.24 chs tu a black Oak stub at crogs. roads’ of Nevada shd road ieading to U G M Co's diggings. Thence, 15, 3 61° 30 W 7.66 chs toa pine tree 8 in dia. on Jower bank *f Giizzly Hill ditch, and 2 chs W of ravine Thence, 16,8 75° 45 W 6.66 che to-a stake ‘No 17, W. of old Bogar’ cabin, 0,50 lks W of ravine; pine 36” dia bears 877° 90 W 17 ike, Thence, 17, N 64° 45’ W 9.09 chs toa stake, No.18. Thence, 18,.N-82° 45 W 4,26 . chs to a stake, No 19, on edge of. diggings, {and being on boundary, line between ‘Traod & Co and U @MCo’s grounds. Thence, 19, N 8° 45’ -W, 1.58 chs to a stake, No 20, on edge of diggings, and being $8 E‘corner of Frood & Co’s grounds: Thence, 20, N 43° 05 W 0.20 chs descend bank 20 feet high, 7.90chs, Leave-diggings, 8.00 chs to a stake on edge of diggings, and on Trood & Co’s boundary line. Thence, 21, 8 82° 10’ W, 8.21 chs to a sugar pin stub 50” dia, Thence, 22, N-86> 30’ W 11.00 chs cross outlet to U G M Co’s diuzginys, 16.12 chs to a pine tree 50 in dia. on upper edge of Richardson ditch. Thence, 243, N 27> 20’ W 2.92 chs along line of Richardson ditch to a black oak tree on lower bank of ditch. Thence, 24, N 82° 10 W 6.17 chains to a stake in tailings, 1.10 ¢hs 8 of present discharge of @ume from 1) G M Co's digzings into creek. Thence, 25, N 10° 35. 2.86 chs to 3 cedar stump in tailings, being ou boundary line of M, Z Merbach Cousolidated Gravel mine, appry ed survey No 30, Thenee. 26,N 74° 45 B5.76chs toa. stake vp lower bank of Richardson's ditch, being 04 ©. KOMLE, Broprietor No I, being ray’s approved survey of Plat A. 7,N 3744 ° E3,28 chsto &# pine tree-on N 6. . stake on tailings,and being corner \o 5 of McH approved survey, E 14.35 chs to place of beginning. ing 12, 25-100: acres. and west by land owned by Zellerback: on south by R. McMurray; on east by Rk. MeMurray and §, Richardson, and designated ab lot Ne 59-A and 59 B, in Sections 3, 4,9 “and 10, Township 17 North, Range 9 East, Mt.Diablo Base and Meridian sisty of the following locations: J, W. Summers et al; Mar 3, 1859; A. L. Curtis, et al, Jany. 10, 1857;1. Bates et al, Feby 4, 1858; Nichols, Woedside & Co., Jar. 14, 1865; A. Crane et al, Mar 8.1859; J.B. Henry et . al, Dec 24, 1858; Geo. F>McPhetson & Uo., Sept 65,1858; Henry Curtis etal, April 5, . 1858; Geo. Solomon Flanders, March 8, 1858; Hule, Turner & Co. April 10, 1458; Wis. Weighel et al, Nov 21,1857; I’. Taylor et al Nov 2t,. ent for the Yuba Gravel (mine, bearing gold, . Hitt Mining District . fornin, and described in the . notes on file in this office a Comsmencing et a pine p& Co. Jany 15, 1857; Pini) Uogan & Co. oak 18” in dia bears N 74° E 0.8 Iks-]Thence, variation 17° 50°, No. 1,98 169 correr Ne 1 of R. MeMurThence, re) ice of Nevada road, and marked McH. No Thence, 8, N 2°3,° E 20.96 chs to ‘a Thence, 9,N 13 2 CoptainBoanded on north Mite con* i F. Bd. McPherson, May. 1858; . t i¢ 157; B. 1. Harrison et al, Oct 14, 1857; Mrs, Fleming et a1, Jan 11, 1572. He nry Curtis Feb, 10, 1850; Rule, Turner & Co., March 5, ,1859; John Gamble et al, Feby 4, 188: ) each of said locations being recorded in the records of Kennebec Hill Mining District. tor title of applicant see -book 4 of deéds, Pp 532; book 6, pp 155, 209, 261, 505; bo -« 7, pp 341, 342,-391, 667; book 8, pp 94: book 9. . pp 229: book 10, pp 2; bvok 11, pp 346,.443, . a1.d 562; book 12, .p 600; hoole 14, pp 170; book 16, pp 124; boek 19, pp 65, 45s;. book 29-pp 222; book 30, pp 477, 480, 481, 4892; book 32, pp 358, 361: book $3, pp 52; book 40, pp 432, 434, 435, 456, 487, 458. 439, 440, 441 442, 443, 446;-bootk 42, pp 557; book 45, pp 501 ,book 44, pp 160, 161; book 45, pp 70; book 46, pp 157, 158, 159, 160, records of Nevada county, i All persons holding any adverse claims thoreto are hereby -requiréd to present the same belore this Office within sixty!-days froin thetirst day of publishing hi reof. : T. B. MCFARLAND, Register. i ¢ t . . . . r " Dibble & Byrne, Attys. mig we Ne. 0: Application: for a Patent fora Mining Claim. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Oal., Muy 6, iris} OTICE is hereby given, That William AN Rankin; James Keid, Elitin Mi.l6 ad Win. W, Pryde, whose Post Oftive is Movure’s Flat, Nevada county, Cal, have made application ior, Patent for the Blue Bank Gravel Mining Claims bearing gold, situate in Woolsey Fiat Mining District, Nevatia county, Califdrnia, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office as follows, viz: Blue Bank Gravel Mine, Commencing ata stake No. 1,in diggings on. boundar » between Oriental and Blue Bank ground, trom which shaft to present tunnel bars 3 54° 55’ 1 4,04 che. 30° W 11.89 chs créss county road 42,39 chs to a pine tree, with an 5 fmtrung, 60’ from ground, and blazed, thence, No 2, 84 73° 45’ F 18.70 chs f) a stuke No 3,2 chs . north of centér of Bloody Run Ravine.from which a whité fir 20 in, dia. bears 8 22 05” W 0.61 chs dist. Thence, No 3, 8 87° 30’ E 13.43 chs to mistake No 4,2 chs N of Bloody Run Ravine. ftom which Balsam 5” bears.S 39° 30° E.6.44 chs; ‘Thence, No 4; . N 16° 30' E 27.00 chs to a stuke on lower . bank of miners ditch, from which a fir 24 in.dia, bears N 75© W 6.45 chs. Thence, No 5, 8 84° 15’ E 2.50 cliains to a stake on bank of Miner's Ditch, from which a fir 36 in. dia. bears N 37° 30’ W 0,19 chains. Thence, No 6, N 72° 45’ E 2.50 chs toka stake No. 7 on bank of Miners’ Ditch Thence, No 7, N42° 30’ E 2.77 che toa cedar tree on, bank of Miners’ Ditch. ‘Lhence, No 8; N 38° 00’ E2.88 chs. toa stake, No 9, on bank of ditch, irom which: alram fir bears N_ 56% 00-We : Thence, No 9, N 185 15° E; 3.34 stake, No 10, “n bank of ditch, Then 23° 45 K 5.54 chs, to a stake, No Theuce, No li, N 59° 15’ E130 chains toa stake, No 12, on bank of ditch and at intersection of section line between Séctions 21 and 22. Thence, No 12 Nu? 45 W #55 chs 10 asteke on section line.3.50 chs E ot Co. Road, and 8-04 chs south of section corner commtnon to sections 14, 16, 2! and 22,T1IBN B10 E. Thence, No 13,.N 722 0p W 38.50 chs cross county read 11.50 chs toa stake tree, 48in.dia.N W of Pride’s cabin, and just outside of fence. Thence, No. 14, 8 642 30’ W 13.40 chains to a stake on steep bank on East side cf savine. Thence, Nw 45,N 11° 43’ W 14.91 chs to astuke on east . side of a ravine, from which «cedar 24 in, din. beers 86° 37 W 0.25 ch+. Thence, No 16,N 86> 15’ W 6.02 chs to a’cedar tree op K side of aravine at junction with ravine ranning duwn from stake No 15. Thence, No 17, 8 40> 15 B 9.42 che to a x . 8 W canner of Trood & Co’g ground Ko 3, . andon ths North, East and Soutli b ground. : Geo. 8S. Hupp, Atty. Application for a Patent to a . OTICE is Hereby given that t i Post Office of Hustler’s wood shed. being 1714 9, t, 8: 44°°30’ BE 18.08 ehg te astake, No 2, from which a>blacic oak “30” bears N.34° E97 lis dist. : 5 . which a black onk 36” lks. a stake which a pine 8” bears N-1944” E39 lig dist rtaxe, No 7, in diggings. 15° E 4.00 chains to a stake, edge of miping cut, and from black ouk 12” . dij toa stake, No ardscn-cabin, aud from which a black oak No 10,4N “Li, on bank of diteb at foot of aspruce snag . y Flat Mining District records, and the ining Kecords of Nevada county, ‘Phe applica ‘ts ciiim by purchase and lovation Adjoining ¢laimants are on the west, the riental X.T.-X.and Boston Companies ¥ Vacant, All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to prese } same before this Offlee within oe from the first day of publishin, Sixty days st + hereof, lr, B. MCFARLAND, Register. Ip on Ge a No. 696, Mining Claim. 3 a Untrep Sraves Lanp OFFICE, Sacram@nto, Cal, May 20, 1875.4 he Yuhba— » @ Corpora. er the lnws of Ual., whose is North San Juan, Nevada Jounty, Cal., has made application for pat" Renge Placer situate in. Kerinebeeg« » Nevada county, Caliplat aned—freht , 5 fol ows, vig: ume Stump designated yn field notes as No 1, standing 8 Iks South Thence Me Gravel Kange Mining Go. lou existing und ears N ; ‘Thence, 2.-g 5° 45’ B 3.84 chains to a stake No 3, from = bears. S 66° Wag Pheuce, 28 259 30’ W 1.77 chains 45 ,No4,1 ¢h Sof mining eut, from 2 hence, 4, N 81° W 4.25 to a_stuke in diggings. “Thence, 6, § 41° 15° 3.18 cLains to li stuke, ‘digo No, 6, in diggi fhence, 6.8 30° 00° W 1.49 ¢ ae ge. hains to a. Thence, 7,930 No 4, 10 lks 8 of : whirh a } Gia, bears.N 83° 39’ W 41 tke. Therce, 8, N 83° 10’ W 9.94 ebaing 9, 1.60 chains-W Of old Rich. 4" dia bears S 61° 15’ W56lks. Thence N79°% W 10.71 chains tu a stuke, No 10,8 links § of “o. road; from which a pine ‘48 in dia bears N 80° E 2s Ike dist, Thence 10, N 30°. 15’ W 4.00 chains to a stake No 11, 1.50 chs S$ of a ravine from which Fs pine 30° dia, beara N 50° £2 kg. Thence 11, N 29° 15’ W 15.86 chains to a pine tree No 12, blazed, and from which a pine 20 in dia bears 817° 3y°E 54 Iks. Thence, 12 N 26° 15 W 5.90 chains-to‘aPine tree 19" dia No 13. Thence, 13,.N 39°.45° W 13.74 chains to a stake, No 14. Thence 14, N 30° E 9.56 to a black ouk stub No 15, 24” dia. Thence, 15,8 61° 15’ E 20 03 chs te a stuke No 16. Thence, 16, N 8° 15’ E 9.6¢ chnins to a stake, No 17, marked McH No 2, being cor No 2 ot approved survey of R. McMurr '\y’S placer fu.ne. ‘TChenee, 17, N 162° 15’E 8.03 toa Btake°from which % Sec, stake between Secs-9 and 16, ‘Township 17 North, Range 9 Ha’t, Mt. Diablo B and M, bears. 5 35° 35’ ES 7.48 chains: Thenes 18, 83° K1 33 ch8 to a yellow pine. tree. in aravine J6in dia. Thence, 19, N 732 E 1.80 chs to a stake, No 20, 1.50 chs E. of ravine, from which a pine 30 india. bears N }0°K 51 ks. Thence, 20, 816° 45’ KE 4.46 chains to a pine tree No 21, 48° dia. und 75 lks N of county road. Thence 21,8 27° E346to a stax, No 22,1 ch Not a reservoir from which a pire 5 in dia bears S4t° W 41 1ks. Thence, 92,8 50° 16° WW 5,50 chains to place of beyinnifig: ~“@ontaining 109, 30-100 acres, lot No 61, in See . tions 9 and 16, Township 17 North, Range 9 Kast, Mt. Diablo, Base and Meridian, Said location was made, and is of record im the said Kennebee Hill Mining District County and State-aforesaid. For title of applicant see book 14 of deeds, pp 682. 6% 684, 146; book 20, p 159, boox 30, Pp 624:book 48, p — book 32, p 394; book 34, pp 531 and 532: book 34, pp 535,560; voox 41, p 161; book 43, p 463; boox 45, pp 68, 70. and book 48, pp — — Records of Nevada county Nd claimants. are the _MeMiyrray placer claim and ‘annals : n _ All persons holding any adverse clatia thereto are hereby required to present the kame betore this Office’ within sixty dayi from the we diy of pub ishing hereof. S. 1. B. McFARLAND, Register. Dibble & Byraoe, Attys. c = i “m98, * ICH, 10K, ICE. THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY ee noe ICE IN QUA* TITIRS TO StrF-— Orders left at the Offies,or at the nore. of E, W. Bigelow & o., will receive promps . “a OHAS. KUNT, Presidents be? SHAS. awk, T. Eo Mais, & . retary, ze cedar tree Qu eaat Gide of ravine sted . Meads, Mev 9° °1406,,