June 9, 1876 (4 pages)

EET, RANCISCO the treat Diseases e, Syphiness, Im of yeare cos Ully re of an. n visiting 3, and has wary, 623 roid, Ban and those 1 a time_nor s,and has sf ons, bethre suffer mn the efe ~ om virus at theiz faces and disquali+ marriage is horrid ath closes 3, friends suffering estroying <d-for and them im= cial study cure the yercury oF to those . are inter \ds, to’ be ctors who skill in.imposing 1e8 of em md other — wid make “inte the yuence of depraved by the tmlimited certainty ymaptoms, medical , Tnesakh he limbs! *t, loss of tances, & of mem . ‘varios 1 tongue, on, night insanity. §0-efliets either in é effected treating -ehecting ectin will givewho will waseured the San lage, whe e fearful ~ sacred te or delay office or may rely 1 secrecy no nd mutn—~ ' Services mstances alent ana 1g quacks and will strument, and per TIRED AT Dr. Gibngth of and the ree from rt of the ction for CARS ja ~ ugh. the go & Co., orwarded l. Kearney ‘Tanciscos treet. ~ — n thé led ; orm Kivertise: myth perme ree » 1876. William Dauchey, MeIvor, nh, whose County, ‘dtent for ms, bears . sold-on the 12th day of July, 1876, to pay o’clock a. M., at-the city of Nevada, California. Business af}: * Ven. von.” xxx. The Daily Transcript ~ NEVADA CITY, Cal. “BROWN & WATSON, : Proprietors. REPUBLICAN STATE CON VENTION. Rooms oF THE UNION cree . STATE CENTRAL COMMITTER, San Francisco, May 23, 1876. HE next Union Republican State Con— vention for: the nomination of PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS and Six ALTERX NATES, and a ‘‘State Controller,’ to fill the ‘ vacancy caused by the decease of Hon. J. W. MANDEVILLE, the late incumbent, wiil be keld in the city of San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1876, at Dashaway Hall, south side of Post street, between Kearney and~ Dupont streets, at ten o'clock A, M, : ; : In calling the Convention for the election of delegates, the committees vf the-se-versl counties are recommended to invite all Republicau electors, and all other voters without regard to past political differences or previous party affiliations, who are opposed to reviving sectionul issues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony throughout the country by maintaining and enforcing ali the con= stitutional rights of every citizen including the fulland free exercise of the right of snffrage without intimidation and without fraud; who are in favor of the continued prosecution and punishment of all official -dishonesty, and of an economidtal administration of the Government by honest,’ fa thiul and capabie ocicérs; who are in favor_of. such réforms in—govern= mnt &$§ experience may from time to} time suggest: who-are opposed to impair‘ing the credit of the nation by depreciating any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining in every way the national faifh and financial honor; who hold that the common school system is the nursery of American liberty‘ and should be maintained abso. lutely free from sectarian control; who believe that, for the promotion of these ends the direction of the Government. shauid . __ continue to be corfided to those whe-ad-. here to the principle of 1776, and support them as incorporated in the Constitution ~~gnd the laws; a = recognizing and strengthening the fundamental ‘teclglas ‘Of National Unity in this, Centennial Anniversary of the birth of th Republic.TLe apportionment of Delegates’is as folee: ee eas —}ROP. . 0 sx eeun cease SRBRR, os 5c cues Lake. Be vee sv ces MRCRPA Lis céeks Lassen, ..1.2Siskiyou. Los Angeles, ..15\Solano. . Marin....-.4\Sonoma. Mariposa...3'Stanislaus Mendocino../.5iSutter. Merced. .sseece-s.4:Tehama, Medes. . Montersy, MNapa.. cikekaell Nevada. aa ASO vce esesveeteest + ceed SUUB sc csesss SANG s ! i _. County Committees and Congressional Committees will make provision in their respective counties for the election of delegates inaccordance with said apportionment, holding Primary -électioéns for the choice of such delegates; and the State ~ Central. Committee recommends that the Delegates chosen to the State Convention be empowered to. act’ as Delegates to the Congressional Conyentions,of their respective districts, ~— =_—* : sats : Central . Committee . recommends the following test:“Opposition to tlie restoration to power of the Democratic Party, and izitention to act in good faith with the Republican Ni y order of the Committee. — M. D. BQRUCK, ALEX G. ABELL, Bee, R. B.C. C. Chairman, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. YOLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING CO Principal place of business, Nevada City. Location of works near “Willow Val > Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at a meetir held at_the office of te the the Secretary, June lst, 1876, an asséssinent {No. 7,) of one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per. share wax levied upon the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment l,remain unpaid on the ist day of daly, 1876, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, . and unless payment is made before, will be e lipnt assessment thereon, togeth: pe en advertising aud expenses of sale, By order cf the Board of Trustees, I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, June 1st, 1876. ‘ : NILES SEA RLS, Atterney and Counsel at Eaw AT BRICK OFFICE, Stockholders’ Mee: ee +a ee dieses papper ee » the Bank of Nevada Conaty, will he held on Monday, May 15th, 1576, at 10 house in the importance will be transacted. Called-in doontdinss Wah -Laws. 2 ald. BR, W. TULLY, President} ‘Estray Notice. 4 Logs —— tothe ranch of the’ vhdersigned, during the month of January, 1876, ‘Two ycung cows, about 3 years old. . One was ked, with notch cut in right ear,’ and the énd cut off of left-ear. The. other is. a Red Cow, with white face, -with-same ute in ears, and left horn a little lepped. The owner is héreby notified to call, prove . surance Company. = oEn, -s i y N.C. N. G. R. R: 00. . ‘TIME TABLE, NO. 3." FAR. the goverment ana information of Empleyees, the Company reserves the: right to vary the same as circumstances Tauy require. To take effect . = . ground as shown on the official plat of surale in this office as follows, vig: ——— 7, Application for a. Patent to a ~ Pe Mining Claim, = United Siates Land Office. ._ Sacramento, Cal. May 19th, 1876. OTICE is hereby given, That the Wyoming Gold Mining Company, @ torration organized and existing under the aws of California, Whdse Postoffice is San Francisco, Cal., hus made application for Patent for. 2000 linear feet of the Ural Quartz Mine, bearing gold, with surface yey of said'claim, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, aiid described in the plat and field notes on No. 71. ae Application for a Patent to . __. Mining Claim, : United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal, May 16th, 1876. OTICE is hereby given that the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal-Company Consolidated, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, whose postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for the Relief Hill Gravel mine, bearing gold, situate in Relief Hill Mining District, Nevada County, Callifornie, and described in the plat sad field notes on file in this office. as follows. viz: : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY-MORNING, JUNE 9, 1878, H. W. VALANTINE, M. D.,— RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, OEE: CORNER BROAD AND: PINE STREETS, over Preston’s. Drug Store. Entrance on Pine street. Residence at the, old Keeney place, on Main St. Orders left at E. M. Preston’s A, NIVENS, JR. IN MASONIC BUILDING, PINE ST., SURVEY oy Ex Wednesday; May 24th 1876, At 7:30 AoM, GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5.A. M. and leaves-Grass Valley at. 5.30A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. ' Train No, 3, (local between Grass ‘Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada-at’1i A, M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A.M, ‘Train No, 5, leaves Novada at 4:15 P. M., leaves Grass Valley at.4.45 P; M., arrives at Colfax st 6.15 P. M. GOING NORTH, Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.30, A. M; leaves Grass Valley at 9:05.A. M., arrives at Nevada at 936A. M. ‘ Train No. 4 (iocal between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 PL M,, arriv -at3:10-P i Traic No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M., leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P.M. ert: & Z JOHN &. KIDDER,maz _ Generai Superintendent. N. Sen Jnan Times copy: . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY . aPrran STOCK $200,000, pega! Tenders Bought and soid at Regular 8. : = ' Gold Dust Bougat. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gol Dust or Bullion for Assay‘ or Coinage at tke Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San-Francisco, Sacramento, Sa Jose, Stockton ani Virginia z Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Ger many. : Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Inwg, CORRESPONDENT—The Pacific Bank, San Francisce, Interest on Time Deposits will be allowsend money by Express. Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. NEW SAW MIL:, AT WILLOW VALLEY. f hes New Mill at Willew Valley -is poms pleted and we are nowy ready to all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. ali kinds of Lumber kept constantly_on hand. Orders left atthe office on Boulder ‘V Flume Company, “Sore Nevada and Grass Valley, . RE now, prepared to fill orders for A Lumber of Every Description, = ; Finishing, and a Building Lumber Al. Wyoming Tunnel bears N 18° 40, k 2.20 N edge of Deer Creek. Thence § 65° E <i iain 3.65 chains toa pg ings yet beR. W. TULLY, President. patented grodun: Thence Sas so a Por PA. H. PARRE DR oe vors cere eves 0 OARETEE . chains $0 peg reo ns eg u abe Nod and = on-the No: undary line ‘ween posts . Jokn Cashin, Ed, Williams, Bee Daily: -No-it aud 12-of Providence patented pA. GC. Niles, M.L Marsh, A.H. Parker, . ground. Thence N.26° 4 ; W 3 chains to = — = M 02. m whic © smoke stac nie TO LOAN on good collateral se. of cartiears py eo bears ‘N 81° . : . : aaa! . 10’ KE. ence 53 ¢ Highest Price psid for City and Coun . place o i paid: sbpeatisng rene’ Warrants. ———= . acres, al esighated as Lot No 75 in Sec. on’ e pos. fro A its,6 per cent. per annum. — T. B.McFARLAND, Scone. Iwelve Months Time FASHION ABLE BOOT MAKER Deposits, 8 per cent. ceuien MAX a7” Persons residing at a distance can sith nestness and dispatch. YA GRAVEL RANGE MINING. CO. ness, North San Juan, Ney Bloomfield township, Nevada couaty, California.—Notice is hereby given that at a : » . meeti aie 5 . 4 day of P & of Fifty Centa per share was levied upon De immediately in United States gold coin, ‘pany, Mainstreet, North Santduan, Nevada county, California,’ Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on }Tuesday,the 4th day of april, 4876, will be poned uantil Monday the 22nd day of 1876. By order of Board of Directors. Beginning at a stake marked ©. M.Co., No. 4 of Champion survey, from which post No 1 of lode survey and No 1 post of Champion-Go. survey bears § 88° 10' W,(S 87> 30’ W) 3.03 chains. From{which tlie Sec. stake between Sects. 11 and 12, Twp.: 16 North Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Moridian, bears North 86> 15° E 10.60 chains, variations 17° 90’ K. Thence on ‘a true line, variating 18° 10’ E, 8565 10° W 5.13 chains, to stake -marked U-M-€o-No 11:being stake C M Co.No. 11, and standing on East edge of Wet Hill Ravine. ‘Thence ona true lineS 81° 10° W 2.92 chainsto a Stake marked U M Co No. 10 and on East boundary line between -posts No.4 and 5 of Wyoming approved survey, and from which an oak tree 30 inches in diameter bears N 50° W 90 links. Thence, 835° 18’ 7.24 chs. to @ stake marked U M Co No 9 and post of Wyoming approvéd survey Ne4. Thence §:25° W 6.30chs ton stake marked U M Co No 8 and Wyoming Co No. 3from which an oak 10 inches in diameter bears 8-527 -E-22-links: ‘Tie mouth . of chains; tuuréi runs N 12° W. Thence § 22° 20’ E 5.02 chains toa stake mazked UM Co No7 and Wyoming Co No 2. Thence 8 69> 25° W 1.21 chains to post U-Co No If being the Southerly end of ledeof W C Q M 2,42 chains toa stake marked U M Co No 6, and Wyoming Co No 11.*'Thence 765 05’ W 1.17 chains to a stake marked U.M Co No 5. Thence 8-262 90°F 9.20 chains to_a stake marked.U M Co No.4 on 11, Twp 16 North Range 8 East, Mt Diablo Baseand Meridian. Said mine consists of two locations, one made Sept, 24, 1857, by D-Beiden et-al, and called the Ural Quartz ledge, and one made Dec. 4, 1857 by Jno. Wilson et al, and called tbe Big Quartz ledge, Doth of said locations’ ‘ing of record in the office of the County Reccrder at Nevada City. The. applicant claims by purchase, Adjoining claimants are, on the North by the Champion Mine and Mill site On the South by the Providence Quartz mine, and on the West by the Wyoming Quartz mine. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto arehereby required to present the BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL EXCHANGE HO. TEL, NEVADA OITY. Persons in want of Fine Dress Boots, Heavy Calf or Mining Boots, can have the same made to order from the best leather, and a perfect fit guar. auteeed. J gu also prepared to “ Repair Boots and Shoes, ‘Btreet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, . Nevada, March 15, 1975, B. LUTZ. Pine Street willbe promptly attended to, Mi L:&D Manse.$2,100 a Year to Agents at Highest Premium, $50,000, . Home—Steady Employment By Authority of an Act of the Legislature. Ber 276.000.001, at sirht. One lady made $31 60’ Jan’y 16, In aia 1H CASE PREM s. : “ta!.ing subscriptions” for the best Literary of the Topeka Library. Tickets and dashion Paper in America. Only $1°. S1each. Fox full particulars, address year, with two $5 Chromos. ‘Samples State Capitol Bank, eee ee =. =. Popeke; Kansas; = ASSESSMENT NOTICE. idLocation of Liege nye of busicounty, California., Location of works, Grizzly Hill, of the Directors held on the 23d ebruary, 1876, an assessment (No. € capital stock of the corporation, payathe Secretary at the office of the comda con and advertised forssale at pubBanKERS AND BROKERS, 4 Mining and.Building Timbers, . lic, suction, ana pr eh pn aera d Be 72, Broadway, New York. ‘Twentyday of April, 1876, to ent, he j The day of sale of above stock is N.&G.V. W. &1--Uo. WOOD FROM OUR YARD, WILL BE EX ; EMPT FROM POLL FROM THIS DATE: J. B. HUNTER, Sec, < ways .on iHand, Office of ¥. G. R. M. Co. North San Juan, ATTORNEY AT LAW. April 5th, 1876. aT a A. Large Amount:ef Seasoned . —— —_— “FRE INSURANCE AGENT, “SPRUCE WOOD .on hand. ee nn Ba oe Meek 5 Mie Orders left with Johnston: & Son, NevsLL TEAMS LOADING LUMBER OR] ee ~ da, or at our office on Town Talk Hillwill ‘JAMES COLLEY, ‘high bank and on North Budy lime of ycocaatens FOR FOREIGN and J. M. WALLENG, -__ Plat A. , Commencing at a stake on the center of Ridge marked R, H.G. M:No. 1, ‘Thence oh a true line, var 17° Iu E, 8 51° 30° B ‘68:00 chains to a stake at upper edge of of mining cut, from which an oak tree blazed; bears N 41} £,185 ehains. An Thence S 26° E13 10 chains to centre of & spruce -tree on rim rock. Thence N 68° 45’ W, 16 28 chains to a stake near edge of Waukesha claim. Thenes N 67°50’ W, 60 60 chains to a staxe.near top of Ridge, being the N Ecor of Waukesha claim. A black oak6in. dia. bears N 213;° W 18 links dist. Thence’ § 15° 40’ W, 11 03 chains to a stake at N W corner of Waukesha claim. A pine40 in: dia, bears 8 7° W 32 linksdist. Thence § 61° 50’ E 24 24 chains to a-stake on Waukesha line and on _W honndary line 6f Union Go. approved survey. Thence 8S 34° 40’ W, 20 30 chains along said line to a stake in a field. Thence N 51° 60° W to a stake on centra of ridge, from which a pine 20 in. dis. bears N 435 = W 33 links dist., a pine 36 in. dia. bears 8 $634 °-£ 40 links dist. Thence N 42° 30’ E41 00 chains to place of beginnning,: containing 164 91acres. Commencing at i stake on rim cE, at 8 Woeorner of Waukesha claim. "Thence on a truefline var, 17° 10’ BE, § 35° 25", W 255 chains, to a stake on rim rock on brow of hill’ Thence § 58550 Ek 5 49 chainstoa stake on north side of canon, from which the mouth of @ Tunnel bears 8 83> 10’ W 31 links dist, Thence § 91° 50° E 6 58 chains to a stake on North side of canon. Thence 8 51° 40’ W 305 chains to. ‘@ stake on south side of canon. Thence N 21° 50'W625 chains to a stake site the mouth of Tunnel: ‘Tien: 58> 30’ W 5 21 chains to s stake on brow of hill. Thence § 435 05’ W 1 84 chains to a stake on brow.of hill, Thence § 35° 60’ W 1886 ehains to a dead pine tree at SE corner of the Buil Run claim. Thence NN 6 Brouiid., 40’ E 4 45 chains to a stake in front of cabin from which a pine tree 7 in. dia. bears north 67° 40" E 27 links dist, Thence N 10° 49 E 1 11 chains to a stake just inside of fence at junction of Main street with alley running down to : voir. Thence N 28245" E 8 93 chains along tine of fence toa stake at corner of Williams’ lot and junction of Maid street with Bloomfield road 8 E corner of Williams’ house bears S 7734 > W 89 links dist. Thence N 42> 40° W.j5 14 chains to a stake in centre of {Bloomfield road and on Union Co’s. line, bet, staxes 1 and 2,-of approved survey. Thence N 35° 19’ E, 443 chaing to 4 stake corner No. 2 of Union: Co's, ground. Thence N 12° 49° W 562 chains to stake No. 3 of Union Co’s. ground. ‘Thence N 8° 10’ FE 2 30 chains to #stake on Union Co’s. line bet. 3 and 4, Therce 8 52°_0@’ E 29 80. chains to place of beginning, and containing . Connection with PlatA. From stake No, 17 of Piat B. along Union-Uo’s, }, N W-176@ Chains to stake No. 7\of Plat. A. Connection of Plat B. with public survey, From stake No 14 of Plat B, § 35° 04’ 6 35 chains to & sec. stake, bet. sec’s 4and Connection with public Burvey of Plat A. From Stake No 8, N 51° 50’ W 2642 chains cross section line bet. sec’s, 4 and 5, 26 45 chains North of cor. common to sec’s 4, 5, 8 and 9, and designated as Lot No, 44 A, ard 44 B, in sections 4, 5 and 9, Township 17 North Range 10 East, Mt, Diablo Base and Meri. year 1854, in separate parcels and duly re. corded in the records of Relief Hill Mining District, but said records were destroyed by fire in 1862 or 1863. The: applicants Claim by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the San Juan Union Gravel mine, the Waukesha claim,the Union Co's. Placer mine and the Bull Run claim All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the seme before this Office within sixty days from the first % of publishing be.eof, 2 f. B. McFAKLAND, iegister. Niles Searls, Atty for applicant. my21 AMERIOAN CHROMOS: Dealers, Agents, Trunk and Box Makers, Newspaper Publishers and Tea Stores; -will-find a complete supply. Our new and_ brilliant specialties are unequaled. Our 9x12 Mounted Chromos on anything in the mar-ket. Twelve sumples for $1 00; one hun. dred fe $6. Uvustratcd catalogue free, J. LATHAM & CO., 419 Washington $t., Boston, Mass, P.O.B 2154. $10 to $500: Sgn in Wall Street often leads to fortune. A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall street Review Sent Free, =~’ JOHN HICKLING & CO., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, . NEVADA CITY iy : charges and take the: sway. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. H V FLUME. co. Nevada, April Dgt} 1875. ae oak 18 in. dia. bears § 64442 W 42. links. . oppoce NT 47° 60" W 17 47 chains toa black oak tree . -_-‘on line 6f Bull Run . Thence N 39°F Union (o's reser-. e N 522.00.) dian. Said location wag made about the} : Qo AND ORES of every : = a and sell Stock at Brokers” rates, in the Say. Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City, J.&C. J. NAFFZIGER, W ROLPSALE AND RETAIL DeAL ERS IN 38 BEEF, ; PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, All orders left atthe shop will be attend. eA to promptly, and satisfaction given h in price and quillity of meats. Thankful for past patronage. they solicit & Continuance of the same. Nevada City, April 1, 1876,NO. 81. Application for a Patent to MinTo cee: Sug Clging Se: <GNITED STATES LAND OFFIOE, Sacramento, Cal,, May 23, 1876. (OTICE is hereby given that SamuelMerritt,. whose Post to) + Oakland, Alameda County, Cal., has m will be attended-to. <ni9 . application = patent fer 1,000 inet feet, of the northern extension of the STOCKS! STucKSsS!— -Pittsburgh quartz mine bearing gold, (formerly called the Whigham Ledge) with ‘Surface ground 300 feet in widil on each side of the vein or lode, situated in Ne ‘vada “County. Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and désctibed inthe official FILLd0 a Commission Stock Busi . ‘plat and filed notes on. file in this office, ag tollows, viz: Survey of exterior boundaries, , Commencing at a stake on eroppings of Nevada, Dec. 24, 1875, lode near-a large oak stump marked No 1 PE, being stake No 'l of Pittsburgh, . Theneeor a true line var. 17> 30,.E 8 250 30'.E 4.54 chains to a stake ‘on bounda line of Pittsburgh ground, being cor No7,,and marked:P N E No 2 Thence on a true line N 50° 20" EB, 16.63 Ee Strom wake 03. from which a pine tree 8 inches in dia bears § 37442 £,110 links dist. Stake set in a mound of stones. Thence on.a true line N 41> 30’ W, 4.54 chains to a stake on loGe marsed-P N E No 4, from which a pine 18 in dia bears § 24 W, 68 links, pine 16 in dia bears N44u° W, 39 links, A 7 set in in front of Dougherty’s q elling.— Thence N 41° 30° ; Patt : to «stake marked PN No ; 6: ina pile of stones in fleld, Thence § 49° 40’ W 115.05 chains to a stake marked to place of beginning, _ Connection line. * __ From stake No 1 sec cor common 6 gféc. tions 13, 18, 19 and 24, Tp 16 N Rgs8 and 9 E.MDM beaas south 24° 80°-W, 5.20 chains dist. and containing 14.03 acres, and des. ignated as lot No %6 in gec 13, Tp16N RB E, and lot No 52 in sec 18 Tp 16 NR 9 E, MDM. Said location was made Nov. 4,— 1862, by F. MbLeod and others, and is of record in the office of the Cqunty Recorder at Nevada City. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining — 4-4 waukee Brewery, eat L. W. DREYFUSS, on the Pacific Coast can be had : at the above named KstablishGOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE IT THE BEST IN THE MARKET. : Orders from.any part of this or adjoinin counties promptly filled. oy : Nevads, March 4th, 1876, STOCKHOLDERS’ MEBTING, HE annual esticg of the stockholders of tli¢é Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, for the election of seven Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other -bus.iness a8 may properly come before a4 meeting, will be held at the office of the Company, No.'69, Main street, Grass Val. ley, on Tuesday, the 6th day of June, A. D. 1876. atthe hour of 2o’clock Pp. 21. Polis will Open at 3 and close at 3;0, P. Mm. By order of tue Board of Directors. GEORGE FLETCHER, mal Secretary. JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, descriptio Refined, Melted anil Assayea. —-~ By request Gold Bars exchanged for Cois 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PU.ATING in GOLD or SILVEI NEW ASSAY OFFICE. THomas PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assayiug and Refining Works), having ‘fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, ‘No. 524 Sacramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as an Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared to make assays of the precious and useful metals asd their ores, as wellas Placer aap California, bas made ‘a acres, ru ers, claims by location, and purchase; are no adjoining mining claims. Tha claim of Henry Meyers is adjacent.’ An . persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby : before this Office within sixty days fzom the first day of peblishing hereof.constanti CERLES, in Nevada eity, Pit —_ weat-amte dhier slant: on the South. ‘West, and on other sg) es by vacant or unland. . , All persons holding any—-adverse ciate thereto, are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty (60) days from the eS Z hereof. Benes, __ Proprietor, jas ___T. B, MeFARLAND, Register. : — . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. THE BEST LAGER BEER made GOUNTY, lo. TD icauon of ae cation of principal place. of <buginegs . the City and County of ovale, State Pe ; California. Notice’ is hereby given that: at a meeting of the Board of Directorg, held on the fifteenth day of May, A. a. 1876, an assessment of Five Dollars, Unit. ed States gold coin, per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Go: ration, pernbie nee aren y! the Cashier of the ank, a ankin, ouse, in and County of Nevada, : ant, Ole Any stock upon which this assessm : ent hall renain-unpaid on; the Sixteenth of June, will be delinguent,and advertised tor sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before,-vili be sold on the First day! of July, 1876, to pay the delin. quent assessment, together with costs_.o. advertising and expensés of ‘sale. PARKER, .. Ag Sceretary of the Bank of eee County. Nevada City, May.165th,: 1876, .sare BANKING HOUSE OF THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, STOCKHOLDER’S MEETIN G. 5 hee will’be a meeting of stockho}kjers of the Bank of Nevada County, held at 10 o'clock; on Friday. June 1: 1876, forthe purpose of electing seyen Di-: crectorg, and such othtr—business as, may —-—~ es re the.meeting. WEBER PIANOS = LAP Fda No, 767. . ARE THE BEST. —— ‘ SHERMAN & HYDE, Seton for oh Patent w.8 MUSIC DEALERS, ining Claim. NORNER KEARNY & SUTTER 8TS., SscksMENTO, CAL, May 9; 1876; q SAN FRANCISCO, Agents for the ee is hereby > a that. Pinte. Pacific Coaat. aA Waring, whose Post office is Colfax, appli+ cation for a tent for: the Emma Pree mine. bearing gold; situate in Little York mining District, Nevada County,. Califosnia, and described as follows. viz: On surveyed land, being the 8 % of S W % of NW % and Ss of BE & of N 'W ly of Sex. 14, T15,NR9 E,.M D M, containing 40 Said location was made about Feb-° Ist, 1873, by E.R. Waring and otbut is not of record. The “There Yt required to present the same mals T.B .MoFgntanp REGIsTeR. NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F, ROBINSON A’ his Store, on BROAD STREET, opposite the Methodist @hurch, keeps on hand as fine agtock of. GR(. 'ROVISIONS, &c,as can be found which will be sold'as LOW THE LOWEST, Give mea call. 04 business on Monday, May lst, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhispfession will entitle him toar. -sonable portion of the busin.ss of his friends and the, publicgenerally, — 080-3m NAME to the enclasure of the nnder. igued, on the. Grass Vasley road, yu stray cow. She . ’ abuut two months-since, pom Fr ng calf by ae mae. line owner have the -by proving rt paying charp-s: a M. FRYER? Nevada, April 21,2876. eee ° complete or partial analysis of . ~ of Chas, Mersh deceased. ¢ be promptly «ttende. to by the Us -@ -all-minerals, salts, water or oth. ' pe! substances that may be desir: STATE. OF CHARLES MANSH, de. His office will be opened for . te undersigned Executor ond. seat of the last will.of° Charles Marsh, deconten, to the creditors of, and ail persons a them with the necessar vouchers, within bs peers after the: dre claims.against decedent, to exhibit it publication of notice, to the said Executor: aud kx. . eentrix, at the Water Office of the South Yuba Canal Company, in Neyada City, ip the County of Nevada. ihe J.E, BROWN and ELEANOR ©, : Executor and Executrix of the oni Nevada City, May 17th, 1876, Niles Hearls Att'y, mald, . ICE,-ICE, ICE.RDERS sent to the Office, or E. W. F Bigelow'’s, or given to the Driver, yal ~BLVADA ICE COMPANY. mas Office address ig _ ; of this survey,ravine marked P ee & pile of stones in a flat « first day of pub lishing —

EET, RANCISCO the treat Diseases e, Syphiness, Im of yeare cos Ully re of an. n visiting 3, and has wary, 623 roid, Ban and those 1 a time_nor s,and has sf ons, bethre suffer mn the efe ~ om virus at theiz faces and disquali+ marriage is horrid ath closes 3, friends suffering estroying <d-for and them im= cial study cure the yercury oF to those . are inter \ds, to’ be ctors who skill in.imposing 1e8 of em md other — wid make “inte the yuence of depraved by the tmlimited certainty ymaptoms, medical , Tnesakh he limbs! *t, loss of tances, & of mem . ‘varios 1 tongue, on, night insanity. §0-efliets either in é effected treating -ehecting ectin will givewho will waseured the San lage, whe e fearful ~ sacred te or delay office or may rely 1 secrecy no nd mutn—~ ' Services mstances alent ana 1g quacks and will strument, and per TIRED AT Dr. Gibngth of and the ree from rt of the ction for CARS ja ~ ugh. the go & Co., orwarded l. Kearney ‘Tanciscos treet. ~ — n thé led ; orm Kivertise: myth perme ree » 1876. William Dauchey, MeIvor, nh, whose County, ‘dtent for ms, bears . sold-on the 12th day of July, 1876, to pay o’clock a. M., at-the city of Nevada, California. Business af}: * Ven. von.” xxx. The Daily Transcript ~ NEVADA CITY, Cal. “BROWN & WATSON, : Proprietors. REPUBLICAN STATE CON VENTION. Rooms oF THE UNION cree . STATE CENTRAL COMMITTER, San Francisco, May 23, 1876. HE next Union Republican State Con— vention for: the nomination of PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS and Six ALTERX NATES, and a ‘‘State Controller,’ to fill the ‘ vacancy caused by the decease of Hon. J. W. MANDEVILLE, the late incumbent, wiil be keld in the city of San Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1876, at Dashaway Hall, south side of Post street, between Kearney and~ Dupont streets, at ten o'clock A, M, : ; : In calling the Convention for the election of delegates, the committees vf the-se-versl counties are recommended to invite all Republicau electors, and all other voters without regard to past political differences or previous party affiliations, who are opposed to reviving sectionul issues, and desire to promote friendly feeling and permanent harmony throughout the country by maintaining and enforcing ali the con= stitutional rights of every citizen including the fulland free exercise of the right of snffrage without intimidation and without fraud; who are in favor of the continued prosecution and punishment of all official -dishonesty, and of an economidtal administration of the Government by honest,’ fa thiul and capabie ocicérs; who are in favor_of. such réforms in—govern= mnt &$§ experience may from time to} time suggest: who-are opposed to impair‘ing the credit of the nation by depreciating any of its obligations, and in favor of sustaining in every way the national faifh and financial honor; who hold that the common school system is the nursery of American liberty‘ and should be maintained abso.. lutely free from sectarian control; who believe that, for the promotion of these ends the direction of the Government. shauid . __ continue to be corfided to those whe-ad-. here to the principle of 1776, and support them as incorporated in the Constitution ~~gnd the laws; a = recognizing and strengthening the fundamental ‘teclglas ‘Of National Unity in this, Centennial Anniversary of the birth of th Republic.TLe apportionment of Delegates’is as folee: ee eas —}ROP. . 0 sx eeun cease SRBRR, os 5c cues Lake.. Be vee sv ces MRCRPA Lis céeks Lassen, ....1..2Siskiyou. Los Angeles, ....15\Solano. .. Marin.......-.4\Sonoma.. Mariposa......3'Stanislaus Mendocino..../.5iSutter.. Merced.. .sseece-s.4:Tehama, Medes.. . Montersy, MNapa... cikekaell Nevada. aa ASO vce esesveeteest + ceed SUUB sc csesss SANG s ! i _. County Committees and Congressional Committees will make provision in their respective counties for the election of delegates inaccordance with said apportionment, holding Primary -électioéns for the choice of such delegates; and the State ~ Central. Committee recommends that the Delegates chosen to the State Convention be empowered to. act’ as Delegates to the Congressional Conyentions,of their respective districts, ~— =_—* : sats : Central . Committee . recommends the following test:“Opposition to tlie restoration to power of the Democratic Party, and izitention to act in good faith with the Republican Ni y order of the Committee. — M. D. BQRUCK, ALEX G. ABELL, Bee, R. B.C. C. Chairman, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. YOLD SPRING GRAVEL MINING CO Principal place of business, Nevada City. Location of works near “Willow Val > Nevada county, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at a meetir held at_the office of te the the Secretary, June lst, 1876, an asséssinent {No. 7,) of one dollar and fifty cents ($1 50) per. share wax levied upon the capital stock of said company: payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the company, at his office, Broad street, Nevada City. Any stock upon which said assessment l,remain unpaid on the ist day of daly, 1876, will be deemed delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, . and unless payment is made before, will be e lipnt assessment thereon, togeth: pe en advertising aud expenses of sale, By order cf the Board of Trustees, I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. Nevada City, June 1st, 1876. ‘ : NILES SEA RLS, Atterney and Counsel at Eaw AT BRICK OFFICE, Stockholders’ Mee: ee +a ee dieses papper ee » the Bank of Nevada Conaty, will he held on Monday, May 15th, 1576, at 10 house in the importance will be transacted. Called-in doontdinss Wah -Laws. 2 ald. BR, W. TULLY, President} ‘Estray Notice. 4 Logs —— tothe ranch of the’ vhdersigned, during the month of January, 1876, ‘Two ycung cows, about 3 years old. . One was ked, with notch cut in right ear,’ and the énd cut off of left-ear. The. other is. a Red Cow, with white face, -with-same ute in ears, and left horn a little lepped. The owner is héreby notified to call, prove . surance Company. = oEn, -s i y N.C. N. G. R. R: 00. . ‘TIME TABLE, NO. 3." FAR. the goverment ana information of Empleyees, the Company reserves the: right to vary the same as circumstances Tauy require. To take effect . = . ground as shown on the official plat of surale in this office as follows, vig: ——— 7, Application for a. Patent to a ~ Pe Mining Claim, = United Siates Land Office. ._ Sacramento, Cal. May 19th, 1876. OTICE is hereby given, That the Wyoming Gold Mining Company, @ torration organized and existing under the aws of California, Whdse Postoffice is San Francisco, Cal., hus made application for Patent for. 2000 linear feet of the Ural Quartz Mine, bearing gold, with surface yey of said'claim, situate in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, California, aiid described in the plat and field notes on No. 71. ae Application for a Patent to . __. Mining Claim, : United States Land Office. Sacramento, Cal, May 16th, 1876. OTICE is hereby given that the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal-Company Consolidated, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, whose postoffice is Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for the Relief Hill Gravel mine, bearing gold, situate in Relief Hill Mining District, Nevada County, Callifornie, and described in the plat sad field notes on file in this office. as follows. viz: : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY-MORNING, JUNE 9, 1878, H. W. VALANTINE, M. D.,— RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, OEE: CORNER BROAD AND: PINE STREETS, over Preston’s. Drug Store. Entrance on Pine street. Residence at the, old Keeney place, on Main St. Orders left at E. M. Preston’s A, NIVENS, JR. IN MASONIC BUILDING, PINE ST., SURVEY oy Ex Wednesday; May 24th 1876, At 7:30 AoM, GOING SOUTH. Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5.A. M. and leaves-Grass Valley at. 5.30A. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. ' Train No, 3, (local between Grass ‘Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada-at’1i A, M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A.M, ‘Train No, 5, leaves Novada at 4:15 P. M., leaves Grass Valley at.4.45 P; M., arrives at Colfax st 6.15 P. M. GOING NORTH, Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.30, A. M; leaves Grass Valley at 9:05.A. M., arrives at Nevada at 936A. M. ‘ Train No. 4 (iocal between Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 PL M,, arriv -at3:10-P i Traic No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M., leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P.M. ert: & Z JOHN &. KIDDER,maz _ Generai Superintendent. N. Sen Jnan Times copy: . BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY . aPrran STOCK $200,000, pega! Tenders Bought and soid at Regular 8. : = ' Gold Dust Bougat. Bullion discounted. Liberal advances made on Gol Dust or Bullion for Assay‘ or Coinage at tke Min General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San-Francisco, Sacramento, Sa Jose, Stockton ani Virginia z Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and Ger many. : Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe Inwg, CORRESPONDENT—The Pacific Bank, San Francisce, Interest on Time Deposits will be allowsend money by Express. Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. NEW SAW MIL:, AT WILLOW VALLEY. f hes New Mill at Willew Valley -is poms pleted and we are nowy ready to all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. ali kinds of Lumber kept constantly_on hand. Orders left atthe office on Boulder ‘V Flume Company, “Sore Nevada and Grass Valley, . RE now, prepared to fill orders for A Lumber of Every Description, = ; Finishing, and a Building Lumber Al. Wyoming Tunnel bears N 18° 40, k 2.20 N edge of Deer Creek. Thence § 65° E <i iain 3.65 chains toa pg ings yet beR. W. TULLY, President. patented grodun: Thence Sas so a Por PA. H. PARRE DR oe vors cere eves 0 OARETEE . chains $0 peg reo ns eg u abe Nod and = on-the No: undary line ‘ween posts . Jokn Cashin, Ed, Williams, Bee Daily: -No-it aud 12-of Providence patented pA. GC. Niles, M.L Marsh, A.H. Parker, . ground. Thence N.26° 4 ; W 3 chains to = — = M 02. m whic © smoke stac nie TO LOAN on good collateral se. of cartiears py eo bears ‘N 81° . : . : aaa! . 10’ KE. ence 53 ¢ Highest Price psid for City and Coun . place o i paid: sbpeatisng rene’ Warrants. ———= . acres, al esighated as Lot No 75 in Sec. on’ e pos. fro A its,6 per cent. per annum. — T. B.McFARLAND, Scone. Iwelve Months Time FASHION ABLE BOOT MAKER Deposits, 8 per cent. ceuien MAX a7” Persons residing at a distance can sith nestness and dispatch. YA GRAVEL RANGE MINING. CO. ness, North San Juan, Ney Bloomfield township, Nevada couaty, California.—Notice is hereby given that at a : » . meeti aie 5 . 4 day of P & of Fifty Centa per share was levied upon De immediately in United States gold coin, ‘pany, Mainstreet, North Santduan, Nevada county, California,’ Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on }Tuesday,the 4th day of april, 4876, will be poned uantil Monday the 22nd day of 1876. By order of Board of Directors. Beginning at a stake marked ©. M.Co., No. 4 of Champion survey, from which post No 1 of lode survey and No 1 post of Champion-Go. survey bears § 88° 10' W,(S 87> 30’ W) 3.03 chains. From{which tlie Sec. stake between Sects. 11 and 12, Twp.: 16 North Range 8 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Moridian, bears North 86> 15° E 10.60 chains, variations 17° 90’ K. Thence on ‘a true line, variating 18° 10’ E, 8565 10° W 5.13 chains, to stake -marked U-M-€o-No 11:being stake C M Co.No. 11, and standing on East edge of Wet Hill Ravine. ‘Thence ona true lineS 81° 10° W 2.92 chainsto a Stake marked U M Co No. 10 and on East boundary line between -posts No.4 and 5 of Wyoming approved survey, and from which an oak tree 30 inches in diameter bears N 50° W 90 links. Thence, 835° 18’ 7.24 chs. to @ stake marked U M Co No 9 and post of Wyoming approvéd survey Ne4. Thence §:25° W 6.30chs ton stake marked U M Co No 8 and Wyoming Co No. 3from which an oak 10 inches in diameter bears 8-527 -E-22-links: ‘Tie mouth . of chains; tuuréi runs N 12° W. Thence § 22° 20’ E 5.02 chains toa stake mazked UM Co No7 and Wyoming Co No 2. Thence 8 69> 25° W 1.21 chains to post U-Co No If being the Southerly end of ledeof W C Q M 2,42 chains toa stake marked U M Co No 6, and Wyoming Co No 11.*'Thence 765 05’ W 1.17 chains to a stake marked U.M Co No 5. Thence 8-262 90°F 9.20 chains to_a stake marked.U M Co No.4 on 11, Twp 16 North Range 8 East, Mt Diablo Baseand Meridian. Said mine consists of

two locations, one made Sept, 24, 1857, by D-Beiden et-al, and called the Ural Quartz ledge, and one made Dec. 4, 1857 by Jno. Wilson et al, and called tbe Big Quartz ledge, Doth of said locations’ ‘ing of record in the office of the County Reccrder at Nevada City. The. applicant claims by purchase, Adjoining claimants are, on the North by the Champion Mine and Mill site On the South by the Providence Quartz mine, and on the West by the Wyoming Quartz mine. All persons holding any adverse claims thereto arehereby required to present the BROAD STREET, BELOW NATIONAL EXCHANGE HO. TEL, NEVADA OITY. Persons in want of Fine Dress Boots, Heavy Calf or Mining Boots, can have the same made to order from the best leather, and a perfect fit guar. auteeed. J gu also prepared to “ Repair Boots and Shoes, ‘Btreet, or at the Store of Geo. E, TURNER, . Nevada, March 15, 1975, B. LUTZ. Pine Street willbe promptly attended to, Mi L:&D Manse.$2,100 a Year to Agents at Highest Premium, $50,000, . Home—Steady Employment By Authority of an Act of the Legislature. Ber 276.000.001, at sirht. One lady made $31 60’ Jan’y 16, In aia 1H CASE PREM s. : “ta!.ing subscriptions” for the best Literary of the Topeka Library. Tickets and dashion Paper in America. Only $1°. S1each. Fox full particulars, address year, with two $5 Chromos. ‘Samples State Capitol Bank, eee ee =. =. Popeke; Kansas; = ASSESSMENT NOTICE. idLocation of Liege nye of busicounty, California., Location of works, Grizzly Hill, of the Directors held on the 23d ebruary, 1876, an assessment (No. € capital stock of the corporation, payathe Secretary at the office of the comda con and advertised forssale at pubBanKERS AND BROKERS, 4 Mining and.Building Timbers, . lic, suction, ana pr eh pn aera d Be 72, Broadway, New York. ‘Twentyday of April, 1876, to ent, he j The day of sale of above stock is N.&G.V. W. &1--Uo. WOOD FROM OUR YARD, WILL BE EX ; EMPT FROM POLL FROM THIS DATE: J. B. HUNTER, Sec, < ways .on iHand, Office of ¥. G. R. M. Co. North San Juan, ATTORNEY AT LAW. April 5th, 1876. aT a A. Large Amount:ef Seasoned . —— —_— “FRE INSURANCE AGENT, “SPRUCE WOOD .on hand. ee nn Ba oe Meek 5 Mie Orders left with Johnston: & Son, NevsLL TEAMS LOADING LUMBER OR] ee ~ da, or at our office on Town Talk Hillwill ‘JAMES COLLEY, ‘high bank and on North Budy lime of ycocaatens FOR FOREIGN and J. M. WALLENG, -__ Plat A. , Commencing at a stake on the center of Ridge marked R, H.G. M:No. 1, ‘Thence oh a true line, var 17° Iu E, 8 51° 30° B ‘68:00 chains to a stake at upper edge of of mining cut, from which an oak tree blazed; bears N 41} £,185 ehains. An Thence S 26° E13 10 chains to centre of & spruce -tree on rim rock. Thence N 68° 45’ W, 16 28 chains to a stake near edge of Waukesha claim. Thenes N 67°50’ W, 60 60 chains to a staxe.near top of Ridge, being the N Ecor of Waukesha claim. A black oak6in. dia. bears N 213;° W 18 links dist. Thence’ § 15° 40’ W, 11 03 chains to a stake at N W corner of Waukesha claim. A pine40 in: dia, bears 8 7° W 32 linksdist. Thence § 61° 50’ E 24 24 chains to a-stake on Waukesha line and on _W honndary line 6f Union Go. approved survey. Thence 8S 34° 40’ W, 20 30 chains along said line to a stake in a field. Thence N 51° 60° W to a stake on centra of ridge, from which a pine 20 in. dis. bears N 435 = W 33 links dist., a pine 36 in. dia. bears 8 $634 °-£ 40 links dist. Thence N 42° 30’ E41 00 chains to place of beginnning,: containing 164 91acres. Commencing at i stake on rim cE, at 8 Woeorner of Waukesha claim. "Thence on a truefline var, 17° 10’ BE, § 35° 25", W 255 chains, to a stake on rim rock on brow of hill’ Thence § 58550 Ek 5 49 chainstoa stake on north side of canon, from which the mouth of @ Tunnel bears 8 83> 10’ W 31 links dist, Thence § 91° 50° E 6 58 chains to a stake on North side of canon. Thence 8 51° 40’ W 305 chains to. ‘@ stake on south side of canon. Thence N 21° 50'W625 chains to a stake site the mouth of Tunnel: ‘Tien: 58> 30’ W 5 21 chains to s stake on brow of hill. Thence § 435 05’ W 1 84 chains to a stake on brow.of hill, Thence § 35° 60’ W 1886 ehains to a dead pine tree at SE corner of the Buil Run claim. Thence NN 6 Brouiid., 40’ E 4 45 chains to a stake in front of cabin from which a pine tree 7 in. dia. bears north 67° 40" E 27 links dist, Thence N 10° 49 E 1 11 chains to a stake just inside of fence at junction of Main street with alley running down to : voir. Thence N 28245" E 8 93 chains along tine of fence toa stake at corner of Williams’ lot and junction of Maid street with Bloomfield road 8 E corner of Williams’ house bears S 7734 > W 89 links dist. Thence N 42> 40° W.j5 14 chains to a stake in centre of {Bloomfield road and on Union Co’s. line, bet, staxes 1 and 2,-of approved survey. Thence N 35° 19’ E, 443 chaing to 4 stake corner No. 2 of Union: Co's, ground. Thence N 12° 49° W 562 chains to stake No. 3 of Union Co’s. ground. ‘Thence N 8° 10’ FE 2 30 chains to #stake on Union Co’s. line bet. 3 and 4, Therce 8 52°_0@’ E 29 80. chains to place of beginning, and containing . Connection with PlatA. From stake No, 17 of Piat B. along Union-Uo’s, }, N W-176@ Chains to stake No. 7\of Plat. A. Connection of Plat B. with public survey, From stake No 14 of Plat B, § 35° 04’ 6 35 chains to & sec. stake, bet. sec’s 4and Connection with public Burvey of Plat A. From Stake No 8, N 51° 50’ W 2642 chains cross section line bet. sec’s, 4 and 5, 26 45 chains North of cor. common to sec’s 4, 5, 8 and 9, and designated as Lot No, 44 A, ard 44 B, in sections 4, 5 and 9, Township 17 North Range 10 East, Mt, Diablo Base and Meri. year 1854, in separate parcels and duly re. corded in the records of Relief Hill Mining District, but said records were destroyed by fire in 1862 or 1863. The: applicants Claim by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the San Juan Union Gravel mine, the Waukesha claim,the Union Co's. Placer mine and the Bull Run claim All persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the seme before this Office within sixty days from the first % of publishing be.eof, 2 f. B. McFAKLAND, iegister. Niles Searls, Atty for applicant. my21 AMERIOAN CHROMOS: Dealers, Agents, Trunk and Box Makers, Newspaper Publishers and Tea Stores; -will-find a complete supply. Our new and_ brilliant specialties are unequaled. Our 9x12 Mounted Chromos on anything in the mar-ket. Twelve sumples for $1 00; one hun. dred fe $6. Uvustratcd catalogue free, J. LATHAM & CO., 419 Washington $t., Boston, Mass, P.O.B 2154. $10 to $500: Sgn in Wall Street often leads to fortune. A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall street Review Sent Free, =~’ JOHN HICKLING & CO., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, . NEVADA CITY iy : charges and take the: sway. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. H V FLUME. co. Nevada, April Dgt} 1875. ae oak 18 in. dia. bears § 64442 W 42. links. . oppoce NT 47° 60" W 17 47 chains toa black oak tree . -_-‘on line 6f Bull Run . Thence N 39°F Union (o's reser-. e N 522.00.) dian. Said location wag made about the} : Qo AND ORES of every : = a and sell Stock at Brokers” rates, in the Say. Francisco Stock and Exchange Board. UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City, J.&C. J. NAFFZIGER, W ROLPSALE AND RETAIL DeAL ERS IN 38 BEEF, ; PORK, MUTTON, CORN BEEF, All orders left atthe shop will be attend. eA to promptly, and satisfaction given h in price and quillity of meats. Thankful for past patronage. they solicit & Continuance of the same. Nevada City, April 1, 1876,NO. 81. Application for a Patent to MinTo cee: Sug Clging Se: <GNITED STATES LAND OFFIOE, Sacramento, Cal,, May 23, 1876. (OTICE is hereby given that SamuelMerritt,. whose Post to) + Oakland, Alameda County, Cal., has m will be attended-to. <ni9 . application = patent fer 1,000 inet feet, of the northern extension of the STOCKS! STucKSsS!— -Pittsburgh quartz mine bearing gold, (formerly called the Whigham Ledge) with ‘Surface ground 300 feet in widil on each side of the vein or lode, situated in Ne ‘vada “County. Mining District, Nevada County, Cal., and désctibed inthe official FILLd0 a Commission Stock Busi . ‘plat and filed notes on. file in this office, ag tollows, viz: Survey of exterior boundaries, , Commencing at a stake on eroppings of Nevada, Dec. 24, 1875, lode near-a large oak stump marked No 1 PE, being stake No 'l of Pittsburgh, . Theneeor a true line var. 17> 30,.E 8 250 30'.E 4.54 chains to a stake ‘on bounda line of Pittsburgh ground, being cor No7,,and marked:P N E No 2 Thence on a true line N 50° 20" EB, 16.63 Ee Strom wake 03. from which a pine tree 8 inches in dia bears § 37442 £,110 links dist. Stake set in a mound of stones. Thence on.a true line N 41> 30’ W, 4.54 chains to a stake on loGe marsed-P N E No 4, from which a pine 18 in dia bears § 24 W, 68 links, pine 16 in dia bears N44u° W, 39 links, A 7 set in in front of Dougherty’s q elling.— Thence N 41° 30° ; Patt : to «stake marked PN No ; 6: ina pile of stones in fleld, Thence § 49° 40’ W 115.05 chains to a stake marked to place of beginning, _ Connection line. * __ From stake No 1 sec cor common 6 gféc. tions 13, 18, 19 and 24, Tp 16 N Rgs8 and 9 E.MDM beaas south 24° 80°-W, 5.20 chains dist. and containing 14.03 acres, and des. ignated as lot No %6 in gec 13, Tp16N RB E, and lot No 52 in sec 18 Tp 16 NR 9 E, MDM. Said location was made Nov. 4,— 1862, by F. MbLeod and others, and is of record in the office of the Cqunty Recorder at Nevada City. The applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining — 4-4 waukee Brewery, eat L. W. DREYFUSS, on the Pacific Coast can be had : at the above named KstablishGOOD JUDGES PRONOUNCE IT THE BEST IN THE MARKET. : Orders from.any part of this or adjoinin counties promptly filled. oy : Nevads, March 4th, 1876, STOCKHOLDERS’ MEBTING, HE annual esticg of the stockholders of tli¢é Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, for the election of seven Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other -bus.iness a8 may properly come before a4 meeting, will be held at the office of the Company, No.'69, Main street, Grass Val. ley, on Tuesday, the 6th day of June, A. D. 1876. atthe hour of 2o’clock Pp. 21. Polis will Open at 3 and close at 3;0, P. Mm. By order of tue Board of Directors. GEORGE FLETCHER, mal Secretary. JAMES J. OTT, ASSAYER, descriptio Refined, Melted anil Assayea. —-~ By request Gold Bars exchanged for Cois 30 Main Street, Nevada City. Established in 1852, ELECTRO PU.ATING in GOLD or SILVEI NEW ASSAY OFFICE. THomas PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assayiug and Refining Works), having ‘fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, ‘No. 524 Sacramento street, corner Leidesdorff, as an Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared to make assays of the precious and useful metals asd their ores, as wellas Placer aap California, bas made ‘a acres, ru ers, claims by location, and purchase; are no adjoining mining claims. Tha claim of Henry Meyers is adjacent.’ An . persons holding any adverse claims thereto are hereby : before this Office within sixty days fzom the first day of peblishing hereof.constanti CERLES, in Nevada eity, Pit —_ weat-amte dhier slant: on the South. ‘West, and on other sg) es by vacant or unland. . , All persons holding any—-adverse ciate thereto, are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty (60) days from the eS Z hereof. Benes, __ Proprietor, jas ___T. B, MeFARLAND, Register. : — . ASSESSMENT NOTICE. THE BEST LAGER BEER made GOUNTY, lo. TD icauon of ae cation of principal place. of <buginegs . the City and County of ovale, State Pe ; California. Notice’ is hereby given that: at a meeting of the Board of Directorg, held on the fifteenth day of May, A. a. 1876, an assessment of Five Dollars, Unit. ed States gold coin, per share, was levied upon the Capital Stock of the Go: ration, pernbie nee aren y! the Cashier of the ank, a ankin, ouse, in and County of Nevada, : ant, Ole Any stock upon which this assessm : ent hall renain-unpaid on; the Sixteenth of June, will be delinguent,and advertised tor sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before,-vili be sold on the First day! of July, 1876, to pay the delin. quent assessment, together with costs_.o. advertising and expensés of ‘sale. PARKER, ... Ag Sceretary of the Bank of eee County. Nevada City, May.165th,: 1876, .sare BANKING HOUSE OF THE BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, STOCKHOLDER’S MEETIN G. 5 hee will’be a meeting of stockho}kjers of the Bank of Nevada County, held at 10 o'clock; on Friday. June 1: 1876, forthe purpose of electing seyen Di-: crectorg, and such othtr—business as, may —-—~ es re the.meeting. WEBER PIANOS = LAP Fda No, 767. . ARE THE BEST. —— ‘ SHERMAN & HYDE, Seton for oh Patent w.8 MUSIC DEALERS, ining Claim. NORNER KEARNY & SUTTER 8TS., SscksMENTO, CAL, May 9; 1876; q SAN FRANCISCO, Agents for the ee is hereby > a that. Pinte. Pacific Coaat. aA Waring, whose Post office is Colfax, appli+ cation for a tent for: the Emma Pree mine. bearing gold; situate in Little York mining District, Nevada County,. Califosnia, and described as follows. viz: On surveyed land, being the 8 % of S W % of NW % and Ss of BE & of N 'W ly of Sex. 14, T15,NR9 E,.M D M, containing 40 Said location was made about Feb-° Ist, 1873, by E.R. Waring and otbut is not of record. The “There Yt required to present the same mals T.B .MoFgntanp REGIsTeR. NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F, ROBINSON A’ his Store, on BROAD STREET, opposite the Methodist @hurch, keeps on hand as fine agtock of. GR(. 'ROVISIONS, &c,as can be found which will be sold'as LOW THE LOWEST, Give mea call. 04 business on Monday, May lst, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhispfession will entitle him toar. -sonable portion of the busin.ss of his friends and the, publicgenerally, — 080-3m NAME to the enclasure of the nnder. igued, on the. Grass Vasley road, yu stray cow. She . ’ abuut two months-since, pom Fr ng calf by ae mae. line owner have the -by proving rt paying charp-s: a M. FRYER? Nevada, April 21,2876. eee ° complete or partial analysis of . ~ of Chas, Mersh deceased. ¢ be promptly «ttende. to by the Us -@ -all-minerals, salts, water or oth. ' pe! substances that may be desir: STATE. OF CHARLES MANSH, de. His office will be opened for . te undersigned Executor ond. seat of the last will.of° Charles Marsh, deconten, to the creditors of, and ail persons a them with the necessar vouchers, within bs peers after the: dre claims.against decedent, to exhibit it publication of notice, to the said Executor: aud kx. . eentrix, at the Water Office of the South Yuba Canal Company, in Neyada City, ip the County of Nevada. ihe J.E, BROWN and ELEANOR ©, : Executor and Executrix of the oni Nevada City, May 17th, 1876, Niles Hearls Att'y, mald, . ICE,-ICE, ICE.RDERS sent to the Office, or E. W. F Bigelow'’s, or given to the Driver, yal ~BLVADA ICE COMPANY. mas Office address ig _ ; of this survey,ravine marked P ee & pile of stones in a flat « first day of pub lishing —