May 13, 1874 (4 pages)

Me [ Tiornathee ra roman eae sp isi ABLISHED. in 1884,. for the treat : K ment of Sexual and ‘Seminal Diseases: uch as-Gemgerhea,Glest, Stricture, Syphili¥in all its forms,Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulcerated eys suctess. ally treated. . : DR. @ N has the.plegsure of announcing that he‘has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of. Europe, and has resumed practice at his ce mens 623. ~ Kearney Street, corner of Oo srcial, San Francisco, where his old patients ‘and those Tequiring his services may find him. The Doctor has spared neither timenor money.in seeking out new remedies, returned with in facilities for the alleviation of ae agen Mooi Horrible Diseases. N > How ‘man? thousands.of persons, both male and female, -are-there>who are: suffer--. Ing wut a miserable-existencefrom_the ef. fect ef secret indulgences, or-—from virusype ~~ absorbed into the system” allid, emaciated and disfigured faces and fi heir broken-down constitutions, disqualifying them for the happiness-of marriage} oronnd. Also, all’ t “er the enjoyment of life. In this horrid be nlrhan thousands suffer until death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of: those: who are sufferiug with any of these horrible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and cured before it be too late. _ Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his especial study for-years, and who is certaipn_to cure t most inveterate cases without merc or Sujurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or-to those who fire inter T of: the Fourteenth Judicial District of.the , State of California, in and f r the., County”) praying foratrlection te voteo the quesC, Black, David . tion of “LIQUOR LICENSE” or “NY LI"Sheriff's Sale, covered a iudgmentin the District Court of Nevada, against -R. Thom,and Geo. G. Allan, (the said David Thom, and a G Allan being made (parties defendant herein, that their rights might be determined) for the. sum of six thensand ~twe hundred dollars, with interest thereon from the date of said judyment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid. ali payable in United States gold-coin together with costs of -suit taxed at $10.50, ‘and counsel fees allowed herein amounting t6.the sum of $200, in U. 8. old coin, which said jungment is recorded n the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Court on p»ges 362, .et seq., and whereas itis ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be. foreclosed and the property therein described, to-wit :— LatT-andt singitlar’that-certain lot or parcel of mining ground lying and situate_at, on follows : On the south laims; On the west by elaims”—fso-ealled} and Claims” bounded _by.the Jennie Lin ve Look at their tumbug Creek; on the north by the mining ing Company, and on the east -by vacant pels, cuts, sluices, hydraulic pipes, hose, water ditches, wat.r leges and every variety of mining property thereunto belonging or in. anywise _appertaining. Also all of the certain ditch taxing water from the South Fork ef Humbug Creek and known as Jacob’s Ditch,~ about . wot a mile in, ¢x ter right thereunt ested in the welfare of their friends, to-be++5-pelonging, Also all of that certain ditch . careful of the many: retended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in-a few days, imposing upon the public by using the names of em. -_ 4nent. physicians from Europe and other nlacesy Be, therefore, careful and make sires inquiries, or you may. fall into the bands of these charlatans. vale Seminal Weakness. ; Seminal Emissions, the consequence.of self abuse. —'This solitary vice, or depraved. sexual indulgence, is, practiced by the youth of both sexes to'an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, ‘the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringInginthe ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision. blunted intellect, loss of ~ confidence, diffidence in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new, acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mem ory, hectie flushes, pimples and-various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid-breath,caug ss; consumption, night sweats, monomanis And frequent insanity. If relief be not obtamed, rsons. so afflict. ed should apply immediately, eitherin yerson or by letter, and have a cure effected ms his new and scientific mode ‘treating this disease, which never fails-of effecting ' “quick and radical cure, Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars ny one who will prove satisfactorily tohim that he was cured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco e Sa Married ewe = = Or those who contemplate marriage, who are 6uffering wnder any of these fearful Aauladies, should not forget the sacred re~ -gpunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. : Persons calling at Pr; Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his assurance of confidential secrec with implicit faith, and expect no re{ ethan to be charged with a fair and turemuneration of services Sunsie ered dering the circumstances 9. -e2 her than a! Prevalent and selfish practite of extort ationg quacks and pretenders. + “DI. GIBBON is *sesponsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himse)¢ to effect a radical and permanent cure;or make no charge, , by addressing.a letter to Dr. Gib: m, stating case, smyptoms, length of ime the disease. has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain direction for “ase. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in ‘coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express‘to any part-of the Unton. : Address DR. J! F. GIBBON, 623, Kearney treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Bex 1957. Z » Private entrance on Commercial treet. Remember to put BOX 1957 on the letiter, i Consultations FREE, na Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DaiLy ‘TRANscRIPT. myl Sheriff's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TH me directed and delivered, is#ned ov? et the District Court of the Fourteenth yudicial District, in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date April 28d, 1874, «n-a judgment rendered in said Cowrton the 20th day of @ctober, 1873,. in favor of Thomas Findley and against the Mntual old Mining Company fort e sum of Six Thonsand two hundred and Ei htyone and 23-100 dollars damages, with interest thereon at therate of seven per cent per . — annum till paid, together with $72 70 costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs. i T have levied upon the following described property, heretofore attached. to-wit ;— That certain quertz ledge and all the property of defendant, situated-in KF) reke Tp. Nevada Cownty, ‘Cal; kuown as the ‘Jim mine,” or mine.of the Mutual Gold Mining Co. being about four miles southerly. from the town of Graniteville or Eureka South, upon Little Canon Creek and. consisting of 1400 feet wpom the quartz: lode or vein known end recorded-asthe--#imQnariz ledge commencing for a northerly bounda. ry at a point om.said ledge indicated by a burnt pine tree.and extending thente’southerly upon and following thetrue course of said lode or vein and crossing Little Canou Oreek at Ryan and Kawey’s old gravel digings 1400 fect tow sivke for ® southerly ‘boundary, sen with all improvements ‘thereon consisting in part.of a five . tap, rushing mill, hoisting works, machinery of all Kinds, buildings and all appurtenen; ees thereunto belon ‘ing. or in anywise ap-' pertaisings : 3 ; Notice is hereby given that ‘I will expose ‘to public sale al the above described proparty to the highest bid ler, for cash, in front of the Court Howse deor, in the city ft Nevada, on i Saturday, June 6th, 187¢. ‘Between the howrs of Yo'clock, A. M. and So'clack. P.M, ~ April, 1874. G, WW, SMITE, Sheriff. By A. W, Potber, Under Shberitf, Dibble « Byrne, Piste Attys. ; = \ : ‘a navea Mi, HE Annual Meeting of the Steckholders of. he Musonic Hall Association of Devecn City, will be heki at the office of ihe sowth Yuba Canal Gompany; in Neva. connecting with said mining claims known as the ‘Favorite Ditch,” together with the water privileges thereunto belonging. Also the one undivided two-thirds of ali of that certain Quartz” mine, vein or ledge or lode known as the “‘Illinvis Quartz Ledge” situnted at, in and near Rocky Glenu Ravine in the township of Eurcka in said Nevada County and about one mile due south from the town of Eur:ka South, together with ‘all tunnels and mining property thereunto belongi: g. Also a like interest, undivided and to that certain quartz mill situated ih said rayine, 500 feet distant from. said ledge and known a% Black & Young’s mill. together with a like interest in the machi-_ nery efevery description thereunto belonging. Also a interest in and to all buildings of every description at and near _+did. mill and all lands occupied by said buildings, ‘Also the one undivided three-eights-of all of that certain Quariz Ledge situated in Rocxy Gleun Ravine aforesaid and known asthe Banbury Ledge situated about 300° yards in an easterly direction from said Quartz miitcommencing ata large Sugar Pine Treé standing 100 feet north of a res-ervoit at the head-of said ravineand 6xtehding 700 feet each way. from said tree, slong the ledge that is northerly and southerly, together with-all the dips, spurs and . angles, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining in and to all of the different pieees of property hereinbefore bo the sne undivided ene-f that certain quartz ledge si t ‘mite-in a southerly diréction from Graniteville in said Eureka Township and known as the Savage age being a north extension of the Banbury Ledge, fourteen: hundred fect in .extent. Also all tunnels and improvements thereon_together with the dips, spurs and angles, and also all 1s, ores, gold and silver bearing quarta evmin-and all vights and privileges thereunte belonging, including houses, mines and machinery be sold to satisfy said judgment together with interest and costs, Notice is hereby given that. I will_expose to public sale all the above described prop erty to the highest bidder, for cash inUnt ted States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, onSaturday, May 16th, 1874. Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P. M. iP ; Given under my Kand this 16th day of GEO; W. SMITH, Sheriff, April, 1874. Niles Searls, Atty. Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principul piace of business, Saa Francisco, California. Location of works, NorthBloomfield, Nevada County, California—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held on the Thirteenth day of April, 1874, ab-assessment (Number Thirty One of One Dollar ¢—$1 00—)}-per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payable immediately, in United States gold cofm, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 320 Sanrome St.,. San Francisco, California, x Any stock upon which siiid assessment shall remain wapaid on Wednesday, 20th day of May, 1874, shal!’ be deemed delinquent,. and will be duly advertised for s*le at public auction, wd wnless paynient shall be made before, will be sold on Friday, June Ith, 1874, to pay the delingnent assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. THOMAS DEKBY. Secretaty Office—No. 320 Sansome Street,San Fian. isto, California, als Machinery For Sale. T THE S. S. BANNER MINE. Two Engines, 10x20 in, One Boiler 54 in, diameter, 16 feet long, 3 in, tubes. Hoisting and Pumping gear. One Engine 18x42 in, built by H £ Booth & Co, San Francisco. : : Two Boilers, 48 itt. diameter, 16 fee} leng, 3 in, tubes, Six 5-stamp. Batteries, Fight—-Pans.-Pumps,—Columns, Track tron, Cats, etc, etc, and in fact evervthing necessary for running a first-class trine— This machinery is all complete and in good eftder. Apply te THOM & ALLAN, Nevada Foundry. * ol STOKES’ HOTEL, oe CORNER OFqi & CHURCH STs., : Grass Valley. _This Hotel is expressly adapted for the Traveling Public and Families, it, are W. C. STOKES. DR. T. B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington,H* removed to Nevada, and solic te the patronage of the citizens ef Ne R. M. HUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICZAN, pe NEVADA CITY. JOHN ANDERSON, . SUSTICE OF THE PRACE, etoe ot: nb BATURDAY, the Wd day of May. i eteer. rf a3 { 1 CGHABLES MARSH, President, . : Kevada City. Apri: 8c, lsTd, Ree a . ) @t * Se a F¥ICE on Broa Steectever Beehman’s 7 HEREAS, Niraw Cadwalader, dh the wn day of April, A.D. 1874, re. and near Republican Hill, near North . Bloomfield, in said Nevuda County, Bloom. . 443. field Township and known as ‘Black’s p ¢ claims of the North Bloomfield Gravel Min. ,er’s Hotel. rights and privileges, tail rights and privi. , By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff.+ vada and vicinity. Office and residence on i _ Water Strect, three doors front corner. 819 Given wader my hand this 2th day of a : : pb), fo Vote tora ferent pore ur auy office ELECTION PROCLAMATION. HEREAS, one-folirth of the aumber of the Legal Voters of Meadow Lake . Township_having filed with the-Clerk of . the Poard.of Supervisors their. petition . QUOR LICENSE” in the said township, . thetstate of Califofnia, entitled **An Act-to permit the yc ters of, every township or im. corporuted city in ‘this: State to vote on the 4 question of granting license to sell intoxi ' eating liquors,” approved March 18th, 1874. Therefore :NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Election will be held on . Wednesday, June 10th, 1874, In the Township of Méadow Lake, County of Nevada, to vote ow the Question of “Liquor License”’ or “‘lio Liquor License” said . Election being called and to be held pursu. ant to said Act of thé Legislature. The officers-of F.lection and the place of Election at the ret;peytive precincts a3 fol. . lows: LY : Truckee Precinct—Polls.at Keiser’s HoJ. V. Hoag inspector, J. N. Payne and ruthers, Jud ges. : .Boca Precinet--Pols at Doan’s Eamber “Office. D, W. Leach, Th elland L. Bb. Britts,. ‘Tinker’s-Station Precinct, Spector. Jobh Nv ; Polls at Tir-W, Richardson, lispector,.— T. Fenton and D. F, Potwine, Judges. . ~ PARE I.-TITLE IV .—-Of Crimes against the -Elective ¥ran hise. : : Section 41. Every person charged wit-the pertormance of any duty under the pro‘visions of any law of this State relating’ to ‘elections who wilfully neglects_or retuses to periorm it, or who in his Official capacnt together with t ¢ wa. ity knowingly and fraudulently acts-in cona 6 ‘belonging. Also the . travention or violation of any of the proone undivided one-half of that certain ditch . visions of such law is, unless a different known a6, the Ender Ditch taking water . pynisiiment for such an act or omission is from the same fork of said Humvug Creek . prescribed by ‘this Code, punishable by a together with the: water privileges thereun. fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceéding five years, or by both. ; Sec. 42. Every person, who ty paige causes, procures, or allows himself to He registered"in the. Great. Register_of any county knowing hims-if not to be entitled to such _ registration, is~ punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imyrisonment in the County Jailor State Prison_not exceeding One year, or by both, In all cabes whiepet on the trial of a person charged with any offense under the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being gftalified for euch registration, the Court must order such registration to be cancele Sec, 43. Every person who, after be duly required by the Board of Ju aily election, refuse to be sworn, or who after being sworn, refuses to answer any pertinent questions propounded by such Beard, touching his right or the right of any other person to vote, is guilty of a misdemeafor. A : Sec. 44. Every person summoned to appearand testify before any Boardof kegis? tration, who wilfully disobeys ‘such summons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 45, Every person not entitled to yote who fraudulently v>tes, and every “person who yotes more than once at any one election or knowingly hands in two or more tickets folded together, or changes any ballotafter the same has been deposited in the ballot-box, or adds or attempts to add, any ballot to those legally polléd at . any election either by fraudulently introaucing thé same into the ballot-box before or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to addto or mix with, the ballots Jawfully polled, other ballots while the same are being counted or.canvassei, or at any other time with intent to change the result of such election, or carries away-or destroys, or attempts to carry away or destroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up-or invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys amy election returns, or in any manrerso interferes with the offisuch canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of. voting at-such election, a3 t> prevent such election or canvass from being fairly held and tewfully conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec. 46, Every person not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to vete more than once at any election, is guilty of a misdemeano#, : Sec. 47, Every person who procures, aids, assists, counsels oF advises another to give or offer his -vote at any election, knowing that the person is not qualified to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 48. Every officer-or Clerk of Elec-. tion who aids in changing ‘or destroying any poll list; or in placmg any ballots in the ballot-box, or taking any therefrom, or ‘adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to . those legally polledeat such election, either by fraudulently intreducing the same into the ballot-box befere or after the ballots therein haye been counted, :r adds to or Mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same jare being counted or canvassed, or atany other time, with the in tent to change the result of such election, or allow aziother to do so when ia his power to prevent it, or carries away or destrcys, or knowingly-allows another to cary away or destroy, any poll list, Dallet-bos, or ballots lawfully polled, is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison for net® less than two nor more than seven yeare. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to put. ting the ballot of an elector in the ballot . bex, attempts to find out any name on such ballot, or who opens, or suffers the folded ballot of any elector which has been hanaed in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the ballot-box, or who makes or places.any mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to ascertain the name of any person for whom the electer has Yoted, or who, without the consent of the elector, discloses the name of any person which such Inspector, Jndge, or Clerk has fraudulently or illegally discov. ered to have beeen voted for by such elector, Is punishable by fine, mot less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars. See, 50. Every person who ferges or counterfeits rettirns of an election purport-ing to have been held at a precinct, town, or ward where no election was in fact held, or. wilfully substitutes iorged oer counter. feit returns of election in the place of the true returns, fora precinct, town or ward where no election was actually held is punishable by. imprisonment in the State Prison for a term of not .ess than: two -nor more than ten years. . See. 51. Every person who wilfully adds to, or subtracts from, the votes; actually cast at an election, in any teturns, or who alters such returns, is punishable, by im. prisonment in the State Prison for not less thay one ner more than five years. 3 Sec. 52. Every-person whe-aids or abet in the commission of any offenses meutioned in the four proceeding sections, or who, being present st or cognizant of the com. ‘. mission of either, such offences dogs not give information thereof as soon as prac. . ticable to the District Attorney or (rand . Jury of the proper county, or to some Jastice of the Peace of such county, is pun. isbable by imprisonment in the County dail for a period of six morths, or in the ‘State Prison not exceeding two years. Sec.63 very pesce who, by force, threats, menaccs, bribery, or any corrupt means, either “directly or iudireetly ‘atscmupts to iiflucnce any electer in giving his Vote, r deter bi trom giving the same, or attempt by auy means whatever to awe, re. Strain, hinder, or disturb apy electorin the ! free exe ise of the right of suffrage, or Har. ATTORNEY AT LAW, mish sss civctor wislang to vote, why . unet reac, with a@ ticket: informing or P . @ivinw euch elector to nuh Pstand thet it sOntadise: OSie Written or pripted thercon (Or desraucs goy eleciorat any such elec tion, by GcCciving and csusing buch elector j . pursuant to an Act of tha Legislatare,of cers holding such election or conducting } 2 than he intended or desfted fo vote for; or who, being Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of any election, while acting as such, induces. or attempts to induce any élector, either means or teward,or promise theréof, yote differently from what stich electorin tended or desired te vote, he is. guilty ef a misdemean r. a a hy ‘Sec. 54. Every person who, with intent to promote the-election of himself, or any other person either, j : 1, furnishes entertainment at his expense to any meeting of -eleetors’ previous to of during an election. 2. Pays ies. procnreés, or engages to pay for any such entertainment. : ' 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any mon y of property for the purpose ot-} procurmg the attendance of voters at the polls, or for the purpose of conspeusating . any person fo? procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of voters who are sick or infirm. * ae 4. Fornishes or engages to pay or deliver any meney or p#operty for any purpose intended to promote the election of any candidate, except for e expenses of holding and eonducting public meetings, and of bills; and other papers previons to such election, 3s guilty of a nfisdemranor, }appoint of procure ihe appotyiteens of.any . particular pefson— to officé as an uce ment or consideration tu any person. fo vote for, or procure or aid in procuring the election of sneh candidate, is guilty of a misdemeanor. é say Sec. 56,. Every person, not being a ean<. didate, whoecommunicates any offer in violation of the last section to g per‘son, with intent to induce him.te vote for or to procure the election of thecandidate making the offer, is guilty.ofa misdemeanor. 4 oe Sec. ** 84, 35, 86, Every person who gives or<ofters oe officer or member of any legislative caucus, political \convention, committee, primary electior, or politieal gathering of any kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for Offices of honor, trust, or profit in this State with intent to infiuence*the-persou to whom such bribe is given or offered to be more favorable to ove candidite than another; and every. person, member of either of the bodies. i is section mentioned, who recei or offers to receive any-such bribe, punishable by impris-, onment in the State Prison not less tian one nor moré than fourteen years. See. 58 Every person who by thréats, intimidations, oF. unlawful violence, wilfully hinders or prevents electors from sembling in pee meeting for the consideration o public questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. pase Sec, 9%. E Every person who willfully disturbr or breaks up any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held: for the purpose of considering -public questions; is guilty of « misdemeanor. Sec. 6. Every person who makes, offers or accepts any bet or wager upon the result of any election, or upon the success or failure of any persen or candidate, or upon the numbcr ef votes to be cast either in the aggregate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast upon any person, is guilty. of a misdemeanor. Sec. (1. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions_of tho laws of this State relatiug toelections, is, unless # different punishment fer such volation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by. @ a fine not exceeding one thonsand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison HOt Exceeding five years oF by both, By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, made and entered at Special session, on Monday, May Mth, A. D, 1874. M. L. MARSH, A. B. BRADY, T. P. CRANDALL, JOHN McCOY, FRANK PAUSON, Saale Supervisors, Attest: John Pattison, Clerk, == —s 3 No. 557," ~ Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. : United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., April 24, 1874, OTICE is hereby given that Lewis Voss whose Post Offich is Colfax, Placer County, California, has made application for Patent for the Mount Oro Placer Mine, situate in Mommt Ore Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and ficld notes. on file in this of. ‘fice as follows, viz ¢ -! Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at a staxe in a stone mound standing 15.66 chains south of the % Seetion Post on North line of Section 3, Town. ship 16 North, Range 10 East, Muunt Diablo Base and Meridian. Thence on a true line variation18° E. West 29.00 chains to a Stake from which a sugar pine 36 imches in diameter bears N 20° W 28 Hinks distant. Thence on a true line South 24.52 chains to & stake from which a black oak 8 mches in diameter bears S 444° E97 links distant. Thenee on a trtte line East, 30,00 chains to u stake in the center of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 10 East. Thence on a true line Sonth 21.00 chains tu a stake from which a Yellow Pine 40 inches in Aiameter bears N 23° W167 links ¢ istant. Thence on a true line East-40 00 chains toa stake on the line between Sections 2 and 3 standing 20 chains south of the Quartér+ post. Thence on & true line North 20 00 chains }{ Section corner ‘between Sections 2 and 3, Township 16, North, Range 10 East 44.52 chains to a stake from which a sugar nine 40 inches in diameter bears 8, 27° E. 124 links distant. **B. M, No. 6." Thence on a true line west 40.00 chains to the place of beginning, and containing 227 12 acres, and being a portion of the N 44 of “Section and N}g of SE & of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location is held by this applicant by purchase from J. C. Linerman, et. al. Patrick Campbell and David Rose.’ No resord of location of this ground ‘has ever been made, Adjoining cluimants are the Mammoth Blue Gravel Company on the North, East and South.All persons holding any. adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first dsy of publishing hereof. T, B. McFARLAND, Register. Chas. H. Wyman, Atty, Sacramento. ap28 ES) “No 648. Application fora Patent to, Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. March’ 19th, 1874, y OTICE is hereby given that JACOB BACHTAL and UKIAH 8. BACHTAL, whose Post Office is Nevada city, Nevada County, California, have made application for a Patent for the Big Deer Creek and Last notice on file in this office as foslows, wiz: Upon surveyed land, being the Ny of NE 4S ¢ Of NE YotN WM au@Q Ny of N 4g of Sh of NW Sectiod 9, Township 16NR.9E M.D. M. Said location was made by these Applicants and others of whom theyhave since purchased, in the month of January, 1869. Adjoining claim. ants are on the South ewners of the Nevada Mining Claims. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby requited to present the sume before this office, within “sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof Dated Marelr 2ist, 1874. : A T. B. McFAKLAND, Register Sohn Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. ~~ Sa Ra SSE aN i. COUMRBS, MD, =e Grass Valley printing and of circulating bablots, hané-+didate-at any eléction, offers or agrees to j Chance Placer mines, sitaate in Nevad: Record: County MintugDistrict, Nevada County, California, and described in the pixt and PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cares & Moderate Charge Medical and Surgieal Institute, [Founded in 1853.J Xo, 519 Sacramento Street, wee oy ‘Coxher of Letdesdorff Street—[A few doors : below the What (heer House] SAN FRANCISCO. Private emtrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established ce ste 4 to a#fford the aillicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid,in the Treatment and Cure of ali Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of \ Secresy : eae -AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. es To the Afflicted. Dire W. k. DOHERTY RETURNS : his sincere thanks to his numerong \ this opportunity to remind thém= that te continues to consult at his Institute tor the of chronic diseasesof the Lungs!Liver, fan ys; Digestive, and-Genitd-Urinary Or~ oe _ No 560, . : Application for a Patent to Min_ing Claims. —— ITED STATES LAND OFFICE , Bacramento, Cal’ April Both, 1474 OTICE is hereby given that the See Xubua Canal Company, a—vori. duly organized under the La of Calitornia, and whose ‘business and Post Uffice addr is Ney, sity, Nevada County, California, aera application to the Government of the Ut i ted States for Patents to ihe folfowing rr cribed Placer Mining Cluiins “The King Claim,” ‘Phe Chicken Point Claina,” me the “Smith Powell ©laim,” situated in yr You Bet Miuimg District, in Nevada County State of Califurtiia, and described ag ¢ c lows, to-wit + On surveyed aud udnetas lands in ‘township 16, North Range 10 Ras Mount Diablo Base and Meridia: aud in rr district of land subjectte sul. at Sacrame: %, California. Said Hiacer Mining Claime being bomnded and described in the 5} "i and field hotes on tile in th 2 = Soul a LOTporatiun AWS OL Lhe State Prilcipal plate og laws: us Othce_agtop nage,and wonldtakepist—The Exterior Tomndaries-of the Ring (eae : Claims: _Commeencing at a stake marked D. ©: No 4; tron which a live yak bush bears North ans, and all Private Diseases. viz: SyphiAig in all its forme and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consé¢quences of self-abnsé, Gonorkea, Gleet, Strictures— Nocturnal and Diurtal ‘Emissiors, Sexual Debility; Diseases of the Back end Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidneys, ét., and he hopes that his tong experience and_succe#sful practice will continue to insure hizh-a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and thé United States he is enabled to apply the most_efficient and successful remedies Against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct/and honorable. way, and has references of Nnquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, Will receive the bést and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. — : om. : : To Females. : When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as-weakness of the back and~ limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, patpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, -derangement of digestive functions, general debility. hysteria, sterility and all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once tothe celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Donenty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and @iseases. Let no false delicacy prevent, you, but apply immeédiately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature death. : To Correspondents. Patients.male or female residing in any part of the country, howeyer distant, who may desire thb opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, in their respective casés, and who think proper to submit a written-statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACKED, ‘The Doctor is a graduate, and may be cofisulted with every confidence. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the caseitself, (includng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and-in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted.— Should your conditien require-immediate . attention, send ten dollars, coin [er that . value in currency] by MAIL or WELLS, FarGo & Co’s EXPpREss, and a package of medicine will be sent to yous address with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwissé FREE,Per. manent cure guaranteed or no pay. sremenano— Spermuatorrhoea. DR. DOHERTY has just published an important painphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to Impo, tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on : this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. This little work contains in formation of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. — ’ Addyvess, W. K. DOHERPY, M.D. 824 San Francisco, Cal. No 550, Application for a Patent-toa ‘ Mining Claim. Sf United States Land Office, Sacramento. €al. March 26th, 1st} Y O'TICE is hereby giver, That ‘David W. =¥ Snepp, whose Post Office is North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for 2,500 lineal feet of the Republic Quartz lode bearing -gold with surface ground 400 feet in with, situate in Eureka Mining District, Nevada coun-_ ty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on fle in this office as _fojlows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries, Commencing at a stake marked N. Q. L. No 1 (National Quartz Lode No 1) on north side and KR, Q. Lj No, (Republic Quartz ~ode No 1)on thesout side, and standing on the north side of the Enreka stage road, ahd from which the.corner post common to Sections 7 and 8, 17 and 18, Tp 18N R11 KE, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, bears N 62> 54. West 61.58chs distant, ‘Thence on a true line variation 17> 30’ ES 83°. 15°-4v 3.03 chs to a stake marked ‘‘N No 6” onthe N Eend “*RNo3’”.ontheS E, Thence on a true line S 3° 00’ 1.30 chse.Cross Eureka. Stage road, 3.50 chains cross North Blooma fleld Ditch+ uns westerly 37.68 chs set a stake marked “KR QL, No 4” ‘from which black oak 8 inches in diameter bears $ 78> 13 links distant, A black oak 6 inches diameter bears 189 W 14 links distant and a black oak 8 inches diamcter bears 8 7514> W 21 links distant. N 87> 00° E 3.03 chs pass through stake No 2,at§ end of the line of the lode. 6.06 chs’ set a stake marked **R QI,No5’ from which a black oak 92 inches in diameter bears 8) 69® W 12 links distant. Thence on a true line N 3° 00° W 37.38 chs cross center of N Bloonitield diteh. 38.08 chs stake marked N QL, No 3,ou the N Wand R GL No6 on the S_W, -Thenceon a true line S 33° 15° W 3.03 chs to plac \of beginning and containing,22.77 acres and being a portion of the b % of Section 17, Township 18 North, Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and’ Meridian, Said location was made by Henry Colby, Wm,R. Cary, Thos, Saddl r, John Shand FM. Hathaway, R. Banberry, Robt. Lindsy _D. Conley, @. W. Shearer and E, Crandall, as to 1000 feet adjoining the National Q. M. and recorded in B 8, page 392 Mining chiims sof Nevada Couaty. 1500 feet was located vy this applicant, June 8, 1873, recorded. B 5, page 304 same records’, Adjoining claimants are owners of the National Quartz Lode on the north. as All persons holding any advefse claim . thereto are hereby fequired to;res-nt the same before this office wit*in sixty days from the first day of pubtish ing her of. . T. B. McFARL ND. Register. Chas. HH. Wyman, “attorney msl q lar: will be unnecessary, as instructions, for_{of the Smith Powell line. 4i> East 68-links distant, thence in & true line variation 17° 30’ Kast : 3 10? iy yw 9.65 Chains to asugir pine 30 inches in qj ameter marked D . Ne 2: thence N 62 PW-28-78 chillis to Post No 4, in the Chex Bluff survey of Timmens ground mary, C, B.C. Noa, and following along grisea mons’ line to stake GC. B.C. No 5 ; thence N 29° 15’. E crossing stall ravine running NW and crossing * Arkansaa Canon. to ‘ spruce tree 24 inches in diameter taarked D C. No 3, ou south side 82319 chains Thence N 68> E to-a stake in rock mowid from which 4 spruce 40 inches in diameter beurg 8 69° W ¥f links distant1-18 chains, Thence S 61> btrossing section line between Sections 29 and 40, Towuship 1b, WN. R. 10E Mount Disblo Base-and Meridian. 8.90 chains South of corner Colunon to See 19, 20,29, 40, 15,38 chains to an oak tree 1k inches-in diameter marked ) ©, Nod on the south side standing 50 links above -the Darling Diggings. ‘hence $742 30’ E following along the original line of the ‘Dar. . sing “claims” ascending the summit of Chalk Bluff toa stake on Suuth Yuba Ditch marked D. ©, No, 6 from which a black oak 30 inches in diameter bears $ 255 _b 25 links distant and a biack oak 18 inches in diameter bears N 95 W “82 links distant 53.70 chains. Thence South 65° °K to a black oak 36 inches ia diameter.-marsed D; €. No: 7, 8.36 links. Thence N 73> 30’ W to a stake D. C. No 8, Standing in an old Reger. voir and from which an old Pine Trec, 8 inches in diameter bears South 251.9 West 14 links distant, 32.20 chaitis. ‘Thence:$ 65° 30° W cressing Section line -betweenSections 29 and 40, 14.80 ehains North of post 22.20 chains to stake at place of beginning, containing 119 67-100 acres, according the United States system of surveys. Said King claim adjvin® on the north the claims of Foley and others and vacant land on the east, thé centre of Chalk Bluff ridge on the south, the claims ot Hussey <Brothers, on the west the. claims of ‘Viminons. and vacant land. es 2d—The Exverior Bowndiiries of the Chick. en Point Claims ure described. as follows ; Commencing at a black oak tree 18 inches. in diameter T No, (Limmons No. 9) standing of the east side of the Chalk Bluff and ¥ou Bet Road. Thence on a true line variation 17> 30’ E. $ 27> 30” W 4,97 chains to a black oak 20 inches im diameter marked T No 10, standing on top of a “high bank.— Thence-$-35° 15’ W 29.50to a black oak 18 inchesin diameter marked T No 11. Thence 8 22> 30’ East 10: chuins crossing aud recrossing:the Chalx Bluff Ditch aud a deep cut the out:et of the Coat’s diggings to » biicK Oak &-inches in diameter misrkedCP — (Chicken Point No 4. ‘Thence South ‘7.70 chairs to a black vak 12 inches in diameter marked CP Ne 5, from. which the Section Post common to Sections 31 aud 32 on third parallel north bears 8 35° W 26.1? chains, Thence Kast 11.80 chains toa stake marked-CP No6 from which a black oak 40. inches. in diameter bears N 64°. W 3u links distant. and a black oak 12 inches ia diameter bears south 163g E 46 links distant, Thence N 60° 20"-8-7.95 chains to a pine tree 22 inches in diameter C P No 7 standing 4 chains west of where Chalk Bluff Ditch crosses Pattsvavime or canon. Theuce N 30’ W 39.40 chains ¢cros-ing Patts Ravine or canonto a stake marked CP Nos trom which a black oak 1@ inches in diameter bears N 23° W 50 links distant and a black oak 11 inches in diameter bears-N 244° E 4] linke dis tant. THence N 64> 30’ W crossing Patts ra‘. vine or canon 2.24 chains to the place of beginning, containing 62 and 88-100 acrea, according to the United States systemof . surveys. The ciaims adjoining said ChickenPoint cluims are bounded on the north . by the Timmons claims, on the East by vacant or-unciaimed ground; on the south dy Vacant ground;and op the west by Timmons and vacant ground. 3d—The Exterior Boundaries of the SmithPowell Claim orMining Ground are described as follows : Commencing at a stake tharked\B C (for Birdseye Creek) No 6 standing ou east side of Wilvox Ravine, Thence on a true line variation 18> Kast N 14° 30’ W'1,90 chains following along the line of the You Bet claims to a stake marked B © No 7, Thenee oN 27° E 3,88 chainsto a stake marked BC No 8. Thence N72 45’ EK 1.76chs toa stake marked BC No 9. Thence N 22° 15’ W0.30 links to a point on the perpendicular bank where the You Bet lai’ line strikes that ‘hence on a trus line N 13° E 7.98 chains along the face of @ high bank parallel withand ou the west side of Wilcox Ravine tea -peimt on the line of the Emigrant claim 1.54 chains N Eof cor ner No 2. Thence N 44> 15° E 11.28 chains along the line of the Emigrant—claim—to a stake marked No¥. ‘fhence N 32° W 4.39 chains to a stak: marked No 4 standing on the ridge near thé Chalk Bluff Road at the N E corner of the Emigrant Company's le tation. Thence N 76> 3u° E 3.15 chains Thence on a tri Sn oak stump standing on the base ofs high P ag line . ank: Thence vn a line N 84° su’ East-3,04. chains te a stake marked SY CC [south Yuba Canal Co.j Thence 86° 30! E 7.9 chains, crossing old digginss to a stake marked 8S Y C. Thevee S 26> W 8.94 chains to a stake in a stone mound marked $ Y &, Thence S 17° W 5.29 chains to a stake marked S Y ©, from: which a pine 18 inches in diameter bears*N 13> 30’ W 56 links die . tant.” Théitice S 21> 45° W,3.17 chains toa stake marked S ¥ C. from Which r black oak S 301-25 WB W 5 59 chains Taence 3 549 ed 8 Y C— 10 inches in diameter be» links distant. Thence S toa stake marked § Y CU: 14.65 chains toa stake ma Thence N 12° 30’ W 30 links to place of be ginning, containing 26 and 84-100 acres a cerding to the United States system of sur veys. The adjoining claims bemg on theNorth the Emigrant aud Rose & Duryes mining ground, on the Sout b by the mini claim of Atkins, on the’¥:si Uy Hoses Duryea mivivgground and on the west by the You Set ciauns. ¥ All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are Lereby required to present the same before the Register and Keceiver, 5aeramento, Cal, within +ixty days from first-day of publishing hereet.—_ se Sa apg T. B. McFAKLAND, Register APPY REITEF FOR YOUNG MEN ‘i fromm the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method } Doft-treatwaent.~ New and Treimarkable reme. — Mocks and circalars sent free, ix Seale! enveliopes. Address HOWAR] SOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth eat Philaceip\ ii, Pa.—an institution haw~ing s OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. © Svecialty~Diseases of Wowen and Chi: p rien : yi p22 Ligh reputation for henorable couduct and tonal skill, sf se j nciicintamemeniineageornl Assessment Notice. TOCKHOLDERS ot the New Yerk Cenon Couselidsted Blue: Guvel SS Company, are hereby notited th meeting held oni > aturcey. Apri: 18th, 1874, aN assessment of we cents per share ¥ae levied on the frat Steck of ae n ble immedizteiy to the ry. — E. \. BIGILOW, secretary: Nevada, Aprii 21. i874. F ; Ea op eee Che Dai == NEVAI “2 ia See y. P. BROWN. BROWN ag transcript fai. oo *hRMS OF one Year—in adv: fix Motiths, < Three Months, ‘* > Per week, Twen * Rates for Advert {stimeertion ; $1] seqttent insertion. vertisere, ; LTTE ae BROAD ST. AMES COLI way’ #uppliec PORK, MUTTON Orders filled fro} yerea wt their hk: Give me acall. Nevada, March JOHN H. EALERDID VEAL, CO! PORE, te. Meats sold at re Shop on Broad St: Thestre FI BY WAY 0: CHEA! Cc. E Proewaninc Mark goons, ‘*C land.” Teams always through without this way there is : tither from Sacr: — DENT &® R. P. B. . an office, In Kidd’s Buil Qver Asch He: is prepared Mechanical and © lstestand must ap Artificial Toeth Vuleanite and A Guaranteed as to q . Visits made at r Nevade, May 301 ere D. B, Count; AND U, 8. D IVIL AND LAND SUR MAN, NEV. Office at the Ls ~ Leftat the Daily U will meet with\pr Eureka Stag POR. F (8 o'clock, A M, For Eureka, Mc Returaing will will } weekly from New Firm Nev OULD resyx pleof Neva places that the ‘Grocery and ON COMME: Pad

Me [ Tiornathee ra roman eae sp isi ABLISHED. in 1884,. for the treat : K ment of Sexual and ‘Seminal Diseases: uch as-Gemgerhea,Glest, Stricture, Syphili¥in all its forms,Seminal Weakness, Im potency, etc. Skin Diseases (of years standing) and Ulcerated eys suctess. ally treated.. . : DR. @ N has the.plegsure of announcing that he‘has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of. Europe, and has resumed practice at his ce mens 623. ~ Kearney Street, corner of Oo srcial, San Francisco, where his old patients ‘and those Tequiring his services may find him. The Doctor has spared neither timenor money.in seeking out new remedies, returned with in facilities for the alleviation of ae agen Mooi Horrible Diseases. N > How ‘man? thousands.of persons, both male and female, -are-there>who are: suffer--. Ing wut a miserable-existencefrom_the ef. fect ef secret indulgences, or-—from virusype ~~ absorbed into the system” allid, emaciated and disfigured faces and fi heir broken-down constitutions, disqualifying them for the happiness-of marriage} oronnd. Also, all’ t “er the enjoyment of life. In this horrid be nlrhan thousands suffer until death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends attend toany of: those: who are sufferiug with any of these horrible life destroying maladics—see that they are cared for and cured before it be too late. _ Send them immediately to Dr. Gibbon, a physician who has made private disease his especial study for-years, and who is certaipn_to cure t most inveterate cases without merc or Sujurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted, or-to those who fire inter T of: the Fourteenth Judicial District of.the , State of California, in and f r the., County”) praying foratrlection te voteo the quesC, Black, David . tion of “LIQUOR LICENSE” or “NY LI"Sheriff's Sale, covered a iudgmentin the District Court of Nevada, against -R. Thom,and Geo. G. Allan, (the said David Thom, and a G Allan being made (parties defendant herein, that their rights might be determined) for the. sum of six thensand ~twe hundred dollars, with interest thereon from the date of said judyment at the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid. ali payable in United States gold-coin together with costs of -suit taxed at $10.50, ‘and counsel fees allowed herein amounting t6.the sum of $200, in U. 8. old coin, which said jungment is recorded n the Judgment Book 5 of the said District Court on p»ges 362, .et seq., and whereas itis ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be. foreclosed and the property therein described, to-wit :— LatT-andt singitlar’that-certain lot or parcel of mining ground lying and situate_at, on follows : On the south laims; On the west by elaims”—fso-ealled} and Claims” bounded _by.the Jennie Lin ve Look at their tumbug Creek; on the north by the mining ing Company, and on the east -by vacant pels, cuts, sluices, hydraulic pipes, hose, water ditches, wat.r leges and every variety of mining property thereunto belonging or in. anywise _appertaining. Also all of the certain ditch taxing water from the South Fork ef Humbug Creek and known as Jacob’s Ditch,~ about . wot a mile in, ¢x ter right thereunt ested in the welfare of their friends, to-be++5-pelonging, Also all of that certain ditch . careful of the many: retended doctors who infest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases in-a few days, imposing upon the public by using the names of em. -_ 4nent. physicians from Europe and other nlacesy Be, therefore, careful and make sires inquiries, or you may. fall into the bands of these charlatans. vale Seminal Weakness. ; Seminal Emissions, the consequence.of self abuse. —'This solitary vice, or depraved. sexual indulgence, is, practiced by the youth of both sexes to'an almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, ‘the following train of morbid symptoms, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringInginthe ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision. blunted intellect, loss of ~ confidence, diffidence in approachingstrangers, a disiike to form new, acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of mem ory, hectie flushes, pimples and-various eruptions about the face, furred tongue, fetid-breath,caug ss; consumption, night sweats, monomanis And frequent insanity. If relief be not obtamed, rsons. so afflict. ed should apply immediately, eitherin yerson or by letter, and have a cure effected ms his new and scientific mode ‘treating this disease, which never fails-of effecting ' “quick and radical cure, Dr. G. will give One Hundred Dollars ny one who will prove satisfactorily tohim that he was cured of this complaint by either of the San Francisco e Sa Married ewe = = Or those who contemplate marriage, who are 6uffering wnder any of these fearful Aauladies, should not forget the sacred re~ -gpunsibility resting upon them, nor delay to obtain immediate relief. : Persons calling at Pr; Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of medicines may rely upon his assurance of confidential secrec with implicit faith, and expect no re{ ethan to be charged with a fair and turemuneration of services Sunsie ered dering the circumstances 9. -e2 her than a! Prevalent and selfish practite of extort ationg quacks and pretenders. + “DI. GIBBON is *sesponsible, and will ive to each patient a written instrument, binding himse)¢ to effect a radical and permanent cure;or make no charge, , by addressing.a letter to Dr. Gib: m, stating case, smyptoms, length of ime the disease. has continned, and the medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, to any part of the country, with full and plain direction for “ase. By enclosing TEN DOLLARS in ‘coin, in a registered letter through the Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of medicine will be forwarded by express‘to any part-of the Unton. : Address DR. J! F. GIBBON, 623, Kearney treet, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Post Office Bex 1957. Z » Private entrance on Commercial treet. Remember to put BOX 1957 on the letiter, i Consultations FREE, na Correspondents will please inform DR. GIBBON that they cead his advertise ment in the DaiLy ‘TRANscRIPT. myl Sheriff's Sale. Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TH me directed and delivered, is#ned ov? et the District Court of the Fourteenth yudicial District, in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date April 28d, 1874, «n-a judgment rendered in said Cowrton the 20th day of @ctober, 1873,. in favor of Thomas Findley and against the Mntual old Mining Company fort e sum of Six Thonsand two hundred and Ei htyone and 23-100 dollars damages, with interest thereon at therate of seven per cent per . — annum till paid, together with $72 70 costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs. i T have levied upon the following described property, heretofore attached. to-wit ;— That certain quertz ledge and all the property of defendant, situated-in KF) reke Tp. Nevada Cownty, ‘Cal; kuown as the ‘Jim mine,” or mine.of the Mutual Gold Mining Co. being about four miles southerly. from the town of Graniteville or Eureka South, upon Little Canon Creek and. consisting of 1400 feet wpom the quartz: lode or vein known end recorded-asthe--#imQnariz ledge commencing for a northerly bounda. ry at a point om.said ledge indicated by a burnt pine tree.and extending thente’southerly upon and following thetrue course of said lode or vein and crossing Little Canou Oreek at Ryan and Kawey’s old gravel digings 1400 fect tow sivke for ® southerly ‘boundary, sen with all improvements ‘thereon consisting in part.of a five . tap, rushing mill, hoisting works, machinery of all Kinds, buildings and all appurtenen; ees thereunto belon ‘ing. or in anywise ap-' pertaisings : 3 ; Notice is hereby given that ‘I will expose ‘to public sale al the above described proparty to the highest bid ler, for cash, in front of the Court Howse deor, in the city ft Nevada, on i Saturday, June 6th, 187¢. ‘Between the howrs of Yo'clock, A. M. and So'clack. P.M, ~ April, 1874. G, WW, SMITE, Sheriff. By A. W, Potber, Under Shberitf, Dibble « Byrne, Piste Attys. ; = \ : ‘a navea Mi, HE Annual Meeting of the Steckholders of. he Musonic Hall Association of Devecn City, will be heki at the office of ihe sowth Yuba Canal Gompany; in Neva. connecting with said mining claims known as the ‘Favorite Ditch,” together with the water privileges thereunto belonging. Also the one undivided two-thirds of ali of that certain Quartz” mine, vein or ledge or lode known as the “‘Illinvis Quartz Ledge” situnted at, in and near Rocky Glenu Ravine in the township of Eurcka in said Nevada County and about one mile due south from the town of Eur:ka South, together with ‘all tunnels and mining property thereunto belongi: g. Also a like interest, undivided and to that certain quartz mill situated ih said rayine, 500 feet distant from. said ledge and known a% Black & Young’s mill. together with a like interest in the machi-_ nery efevery description thereunto belonging. Also a interest in and to all buildings of every description at and near _+did. mill and all lands occupied by said buildings, ‘Also the one undivided three-eights-of all of that certain Quariz Ledge situated in Rocxy Gleun Ravine aforesaid and known asthe Banbury Ledge situated about 300° yards in an easterly direction from said Quartz miitcommencing ata large Sugar Pine Treé standing 100 feet north of a res-ervoit at the head-of said ravineand 6xtehding 700 feet each way. from said tree, slong the ledge that is northerly and southerly, together with-all the dips, spurs and . angles, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining in and to all of the different pieees of property hereinbefore bo the sne undivided ene-f that certain quartz ledge si t ‘mite-in a southerly diréction from Graniteville in said Eureka Township and known as the Savage age being a north extension of the Banbury Ledge, fourteen: hundred fect in .extent. Also all tunnels and improvements thereon_together with the dips, spurs and angles, and also all 1s, ores, gold and silver bearing quarta evmin-and all vights and privileges thereunte belonging, including houses, mines and machinery be sold to satisfy said judgment together with interest and costs, Notice is hereby given that. I will_expose to public sale all the above described prop erty to the highest bidder, for cash inUnt ted States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, onSaturday, May 16th, 1874. Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P. M. iP ; Given under my Kand this 16th day of GEO; W. SMITH, Sheriff, April, 1874. Niles Searls, Atty. Assessment Notice. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. Location of principul piace of business, Saa Francisco, California. Location of works, NorthBloomfield, Nevada County, California—Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held on the Thirteenth day of April, 1874, ab-assessment (Number Thirty One of One Dollar ¢—$1 00—)}-per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payable immediately, in United States gold cofm, to the Secretary at the office of the company, No. 320 Sanrome St.,. San Francisco, California, x Any stock upon which siiid assessment shall remain wapaid on Wednesday, 20th day of May, 1874, shal!’ be deemed delinquent,. and will be duly advertised for s*le at public auction, wd wnless paynient shall be made before, will be sold on Friday, June Ith, 1874, to pay the delingnent assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. THOMAS DEKBY. Secretaty Office—No. 320 Sansome Street,San Fian. isto, California, als Machinery For Sale. T THE S. S. BANNER MINE. Two Engines, 10x20 in, One Boiler 54 in, diameter, 16 feet long, 3 in, tubes. Hoisting and Pumping gear. One Engine 18x42 in, built by H £ Booth & Co, San Francisco. : : Two Boilers, 48 itt. diameter, 16 fee} leng, 3 in, tubes, Six 5-stamp. Batteries, Fight—-Pans..-Pumps,—Columns, Track tron, Cats, etc, etc, and in fact evervthing necessary for running a first-class trine— This machinery is all complete and in good eftder. Apply te THOM & ALLAN, Nevada Foundry. * ol STOKES’ HOTEL, oe CORNER OFqi & CHURCH STs., : Grass Valley. _This Hotel is expressly adapted for the Traveling Public and Families, it, are W. C. STOKES. DR. T. B. ESMOND, Formerly of Washington,H* removed to Nevada, and solic te the patronage of the citizens ef Ne R. M. HUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICZAN, pe NEVADA CITY. JOHN ANDERSON, . SUSTICE OF THE PRACE, etoe ot: nb BATURDAY, the Wd day of May. i eteer. rf a3 { 1 CGHABLES MARSH, President, . : Kevada City. Apri: 8c, lsTd, Ree a . ) @t * Se a F¥ICE on Broa Steectever Beehman’s 7 HEREAS, Niraw Cadwalader, dh the wn day of April, A.D. 1874, re. and near Republican Hill, near North . Bloomfield, in said Nevuda County, Bloom. . 443. field Township and known as ‘Black’s p ¢ claims of the North Bloomfield Gravel Min. ,er’s Hotel. rights and privileges, tail rights and privi. , By A. W. Potter, Under Sheriff.+ vada and vicinity. Office and residence on i _ Water Strect, three doors front corner. 819 Given wader my hand this 2th day of a : : pb), fo Vote tora ferent pore ur auy office ELECTION PROCLAMATION. HEREAS, one-folirth of the aumber of the Legal Voters of Meadow Lake . Township_having filed with the-Clerk of . the Poard.of Supervisors their. petition . QUOR LICENSE” in the said township, . thetstate of Califofnia, entitled **An Act-to permit the yc ters of, every township or im. corporuted city in ‘this: State to vote on the 4 question of granting license to sell intoxi ' eating liquors,” approved March 18th, 1874. Therefore :NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Election will be held on . Wednesday, June 10th, 1874, In the Township of Méadow Lake, County of Nevada, to vote ow the Question of “Liquor License”’ or “‘lio Liquor License” said . Election being called and to be held pursu. ant to said Act of thé Legislature. The officers-of F.lection and the place of Election at the ret;peytive precincts a3 fol. . lows: LY : Truckee Precinct—Polls.at Keiser’s HoJ. V. Hoag inspector, J. N. Payne and ruthers, Jud ges. : .Boca Precinet--Pols at Doan’s Eamber “Office. D, W. Leach, Th elland L. Bb. Britts,. ‘Tinker’s-Station Precinct, Spector. Jobh Nv ; Polls at Tir-W, Richardson, lispector,.— T. Fenton and D. F, Potwine, Judges. . ~ PARE I.-TITLE IV .—-Of Crimes against the -Elective ¥ran hise. : : Section 41. Every person charged wit-the pertormance of any duty under the pro‘visions of any law of this State relating’ to ‘elections who wilfully neglects_or retuses to periorm it, or who in his Official capacnt together with t ¢ wa. ity knowingly and fraudulently acts-in cona 6 ‘belonging. Also the . travention or violation of any of the proone undivided one-half of that certain ditch . visions of such law is, unless a different known a6, the Ender Ditch taking water . pynisiiment for such an act or omission is from the same fork of said Humvug Creek . prescribed by ‘this Code, punishable by a together with the: water privileges thereun. fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison not exceéding five years, or by both. ; Sec. 42. Every person, who ty paige causes, procures, or allows himself to He registered"in the. Great. Register_of any county knowing hims-if not to be entitled to such _ registration, is~ punishable by fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or by imyrisonment in the County Jailor State Prison_not exceeding One year, or by both, In all cabes whiepet on the trial of a person charged with any offense under the provisions of this section, it appears in evidence that the accused stands registered in the Great Register of any county without being gftalified for euch registration, the Court must order such registration to be cancele Sec, 43. Every person who, after be duly required by the Board of Ju aily election, refuse to be sworn, or who after being sworn, refuses to answer any pertinent questions propounded by such Beard, touching his right or the right of any other person to vote, is guilty of a misdemeafor. A : Sec. 44. Every person summoned to appearand testify before any Boardof kegis? tration, who wilfully disobeys ‘such summons, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 45, Every person not entitled to yote who fraudulently v>tes, and every “person who yotes more than once at any one election or knowingly hands in two or more tickets folded together, or changes any ballotafter the same has been deposited in the ballot-box, or adds or attempts to add, any ballot to those legally polléd at . any election either by fraudulently introaucing thé same into the ballot-box before or after the ballots therein have been counted, or adds to or mixes with, or attempts to addto or mix with, the ballots Jawfully polled, other ballots while the same are being counted or.canvassei, or at any other time with intent to change the result of such election, or carries away-or destroys, or attempts to carry away or destroy, any poll list, or ballots or ballot-box, for the purpose of breaking up-or invalidating such election, or wilfully detains, mutilates, or destroys amy election returns, or in any manrerso interferes with the offisuch canvass, or with the voters lawfully exercising their rights of. voting at-such election, a3 t> prevent such election or canvass from being fairly held and tewfully conducted, is guilty of felony. Sec. 46, Every person not entitled to vote, who fraudulently attempts to vote, or who, being entitled to vote, attempts to vete more than once at any election, is guilty of a misdemeano#, : Sec. 47, Every person who procures, aids, assists, counsels oF advises another to give or offer his -vote at any election, knowing that the person is not qualified to vote, is guilty of a misdemeanor. Sec. 48. Every officer-or Clerk of Elec-. tion who aids in changing ‘or destroying any poll list; or in placmg any ballots in the ballot-box, or taking any therefrom, or ‘adds, or attempts to add, any ballots to . those legally polledeat such election, either by fraudulently intreducing the same into the ballot-box befere or after the ballots therein haye been counted, :r adds to or Mixes with, or attempts to add to or mix with, the ballots polled, any other ballots, while the same jare being counted or canvassed, or atany other time, with the in tent to change the result of such election, or allow aziother to do so when ia his power to prevent it, or carries away or destrcys, or knowingly-allows another to cary away or destroy, any poll list, Dallet-bos, or ballots lawfully polled, is punishable by imprisonment in the State Prison for net® less than two nor more than seven yeare. Sec. 49. Every Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election, who, previous to put. ting the ballot of an elector in the ballot . bex, attempts to find out any name on such ballot, or who opens, or suffers the folded ballot of any elector which has been hanaed in to be opened or examined previous to putting the same into the ballot-box, or who makes or places.any mark or device on any folded ballot with the view to ascertain the name of any person for whom the electer has Yoted, or who, without the consent of the elector, discloses the name of any person which such Inspector, Jndge, or Clerk has fraudulently or illegally discov. ered to have beeen voted for by such elector, Is punishable by fine, mot less than fifty nor more than five hundred dollars. See, 50. Every person who ferges or counterfeits rettirns of an election purport-ing to have been held at a precinct, town, or ward where no election was in fact held, or. wilfully substitutes iorged oer counter. feit returns of election in the place of the true returns, fora precinct, town or ward where no election was actually held is punishable by. imprisonment in the State Prison for a term of not .ess than: two -nor more than ten years. . See. 51. Every person who wilfully adds to, or subtracts from, the votes; actually cast at an election, in any teturns, or who alters such returns, is punishable, by im. prisonment in the State Prison for not less thay one ner more than five years. 3 Sec. 52. Every-person whe-aids or abet in the commission of any offenses meutioned in the four proceeding sections, or who, being present st or cognizant of the com. ‘. mission of either, such offences dogs not give information thereof as soon as prac. . ticable to the District Attorney or (rand . Jury of the proper county, or to some Jastice of the Peace of such county, is pun. isbable by imprisonment in the County dail for a period of six morths, or in the ‘State Prison not exceeding two years. Sec.63 very pesce who, by force, threats, menaccs, bribery, or any corrupt means, either “directly or iudireetly ‘atscmupts to iiflucnce any electer in giving his Vote, r deter bi trom giving the same, or attempt by auy means whatever to awe, re. Strain, hinder, or disturb apy electorin the ! free exe ise of the right of suffrage, or Har. ATTORNEY AT LAW, mish sss civctor wislang to vote, why . unet reac, with a@ ticket: informing or P . @ivinw euch elector to nuh Pstand thet it sOntadise: OSie Written or pripted thercon (Or desraucs goy eleciorat any such elec tion, by GcCciving and csusing buch elector j . pursuant to an Act of tha Legislatare,of cers holding such election or conducting } 2 than he intended or desfted fo vote for; or who, being Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of any election, while acting as such, induces. or attempts to induce any élector, either means or teward,or promise theréof, yote differently from what stich electorin tended or desired te vote, he is. guilty ef a misdemean r. a a hy ‘Sec. 54. Every person who, with intent to promote the-election of himself, or any other person either, j : 1, furnishes entertainment at his expense to any meeting of -eleetors’ previous to of during an election. 2. Pays ies. procnreés, or engages to pay for any such entertainment. : ' 3. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver any mon y of property for the purpose ot-} procurmg the attendance of voters at the polls, or for the purpose of conspeusating . any person fo? procuring the attendance of voters at the polls, except the conveyance of voters who are sick or infirm. * ae 4. Fornishes or engages to pay or deliver any meney or p#operty for any purpose intended to promote the election of any candidate, except for e expenses of holding and eonducting public meetings, and of bills; and other papers previons to such election, 3s guilty of a nfisdemranor, }appoint of procure ihe appotyiteens of.any . particular pefson— to officé as an uce ment or consideration tu any person. fo vote for, or procure or aid in procuring the election of sneh candidate, is guilty of a misdemeanor. é say Sec. 56,. Every person, not being a ean<. didate, whoecommunicates any offer in violation of the last section to g per‘son, with intent to induce him.te vote for or to procure the election of thecandidate making the offer, is guilty.ofa misdemeanor. 4 oe Sec. ** 84, 35, 86, Every person who gives or<ofters oe officer or member of any legislative caucus, political \convention, committee, primary electior, or politieal gathering of any kind, held for the purpose of nominating candidates for Offices of honor, trust, or profit in this State with intent to infiuence*the-persou to whom such bribe is given or offered to be more favorable to ove candidite than another; and every. person, member of either of the bodies. i is section mentioned, who recei or offers to receive any-such bribe, punishable by impris-, onment in the State Prison not less tian one nor moré than fourteen years. See. 58 Every person who by thréats, intimidations, oF. unlawful violence, wilfully hinders or prevents electors from sembling in pee meeting for the consideration o public questions, is guilty of a misdemeanor. pase Sec, 9%. E Every person who willfully disturbr or breaks up any public meeting of electors or others, lawfully being held: for the purpose of considering -public questions; is guilty of « misdemeanor. Sec. 6. Every person who makes, offers or accepts any bet or wager upon the result of any election, or upon the success or failure of any persen or candidate, or upon the numbcr ef votes to be cast either

in the aggregate or of any particular eandidate, or upon the vote to be cast upon any person, is guilty. of a misdemeanor. Sec. (1. Every person who willfully violates any of the provisions_of tho laws of this State relatiug toelections, is, unless # different punishment fer such volation is prescribed by this Code, punishable by. @ a fine not exceeding one thonsand dollars, or by imprisonment in the State Prison HOt Exceeding five years oF by both, By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, made and entered at Special session, on Monday, May Mth, A. D, 1874. M. L. MARSH, A. B. BRADY, T. P. CRANDALL, JOHN McCOY, FRANK PAUSON, Saale Supervisors, Attest: John Pattison, Clerk, == —s 3 No. 557," ~ Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. : United States Land Office, Sacramento, Cal., April 24, 1874, OTICE is hereby given that Lewis Voss whose Post Offich is Colfax, Placer County, California, has made application for Patent for the Mount Oro Placer Mine, situate in Mommt Ore Mining District, Nevada County, California, and described in the plat and ficld notes. on file in this of. ‘fice as follows, viz ¢ -! Survey of Exterior Boundaries. Commencing at a staxe in a stone mound standing 15.66 chains south of the % Seetion Post on North line of Section 3, Town. ship 16 North, Range 10 East, Muunt Diablo Base and Meridian. Thence on a true line variation18° E. West 29.00 chains to a Stake from which a sugar pine 36 imches in diameter bears N 20° W 28 Hinks distant. Thence on a true line South 24.52 chains to & stake from which a black oak 8 mches in diameter bears S 444° E97 links distant. Thenee on a trtte line East, 30,00 chains to u stake in the center of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 10 East. Thence on a true line Sonth 21.00 chains tu a stake from which a Yellow Pine 40 inches in Aiameter bears N 23° W167 links ¢ istant. Thence on a true line East-40 00 chains toa stake on the line between Sections 2 and 3 standing 20 chains south of the Quartér+ post. Thence on & true line North 20 00 chains }{ Section corner ‘between Sections 2 and 3, Township 16, North, Range 10 East 44.52 chains to a stake from which a sugar nine 40 inches in diameter bears 8, 27° E. 124 links distant. **B. M, No. 6." Thence on a true line west 40.00 chains to the place of beginning, and containing 227 12 acres, and being a portion of the N 44 of “Section and N}g of SE & of Section 3, Township 16 North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Base and Meridian, Said location is held by this applicant by purchase from J. C. Linerman, et. al. Patrick Campbell and David Rose.’ No resord of location of this ground ‘has ever been made, Adjoining cluimants are the Mammoth Blue Gravel Company on the North, East and South.All persons holding any. adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first dsy of publishing hereof. T, B. McFARLAND, Register. Chas. H. Wyman, Atty, Sacramento. ap28 ES) “No 648. Application fora Patent to, Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. March’ 19th, 1874, y OTICE is hereby given that JACOB BACHTAL and UKIAH 8. BACHTAL, whose Post Office is Nevada city, Nevada County, California, have made application for a Patent for the Big Deer Creek and Last notice on file in this office as foslows, wiz: Upon surveyed land, being the Ny of NE 4S ¢ Of NE YotN WM au@Q Ny of N 4g of Sh of NW Sectiod 9, Township 16NR.9E M.D. M. Said location was made by these Applicants and others of whom theyhave since purchased, in the month of January, 1869. Adjoining claim. ants are on the South ewners of the Nevada Mining Claims. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby requited to present the sume before this office, within “sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof Dated Marelr 2ist, 1874. : A T. B. McFAKLAND, Register Sohn Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. ~~ Sa Ra SSE aN i. COUMRBS, MD, =e Grass Valley printing and of circulating bablots, hané-+didate-at any eléction, offers or agrees to j Chance Placer mines, sitaate in Nevad: Record: County MintugDistrict, Nevada County, California, and described in the pixt and PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cares & Moderate Charge Medical and Surgieal Institute, [Founded in 1853.J Xo, 519 Sacramento Street, wee oy ‘Coxher of Letdesdorff Street—[A few doors : below the What (heer House] SAN FRANCISCO. Private emtrance on Leidesdorff Street, Established ce ste 4 to a#fford the aillicted Sound and Scientific Medical aid,in the Treatment and Cure of ali Private and Chronic diseases, Cases of \ Secresy : eae -AND ALL SEXUAL DISORDERS. es To the Afflicted. Dire W. k. DOHERTY RETURNS : his sincere thanks to his numerong \ this opportunity to remind thém= that te continues to consult at his Institute tor the of chronic diseasesof the Lungs!Liver, fan ys; Digestive, and-Genitd-Urinary Or~ oe _ No 560, . : Application for a Patent to Min_ing Claims. —— ITED STATES LAND OFFICE , Bacramento, Cal’ April Both, 1474 OTICE is hereby given that the See Xubua Canal Company, a—vori. duly organized under the La of Calitornia, and whose ‘business and Post Uffice addr is Ney, sity, Nevada County, California, aera application to the Government of the Ut i ted States for Patents to ihe folfowing rr cribed Placer Mining Cluiins “The King Claim,” ‘Phe Chicken Point Claina,” me the “Smith Powell ©laim,” situated in yr You Bet Miuimg District, in Nevada County State of Califurtiia, and described ag ¢ c lows, to-wit + On surveyed aud udnetas lands in ‘township 16, North Range 10 Ras Mount Diablo Base and Meridia: aud in rr district of land subjectte sul. at Sacrame: %, California. Said Hiacer Mining Claime being bomnded and described in the 5} "i and field hotes on tile in th 2 = Soul a LOTporatiun AWS OL Lhe State Prilcipal plate og laws: us Othce_agtop nage,and wonldtakepist—The Exterior Tomndaries-of the Ring (eae : Claims: _Commeencing at a stake marked D. ©: No 4; tron which a live yak bush bears North ans, and all Private Diseases. viz: SyphiAig in all its forme and stages, Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid consé¢quences of self-abnsé, Gonorkea, Gleet, Strictures— Nocturnal and Diurtal ‘Emissiors, Sexual Debility; Diseases of the Back end Loins, Inflammation of the Bladder and the Kidneys, ét., and he hopes that his tong experience and_succe#sful practice will continue to insure hizh-a share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and thé United States he is enabled to apply the most_efficient and successful remedies Against diseases of all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in a correct/and honorable. way, and has references of Nnquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and high standing in society. All parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise, Will receive the bést and gentlest treatment, and implicit secrecy. — : om. : : To Females. : When a female is enervated or afflicted with disease, as-weakness of the back and~ limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power, patpitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, -derangement of digestive functions, general debility. hysteria, sterility and all other diseases peculiar to females, she should go or write at once tothe celebrated Female Doctor, W. K. Donenty, at his Medicai Institute, and consult him about her troubles and @iseases. Let no false delicacy prevent, you, but apply immeédiately, and save yourself from painful suffering and premature death. : To Correspondents. Patients.male or female residing in any part of the country, howeyer distant, who may desire thb opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty, in their respective casés, and who think proper to submit a written-statement of such, in preference to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD MOST SACKED, ‘The Doctor is a graduate, and may be cofisulted with every confidence. If the case be fully and candidly described, personal communication diet, regimen, and the general treatment of the caseitself, (includng the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and-in such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted.— Should your conditien require-immediate . attention, send ten dollars, coin [er that . value in currency] by MAIL or WELLS, FarGo & Co’s EXPpREss, and a package of medicine will be sent to yous address with the necessary instructions for use. Consultations by letter or otherwissé FREE,Per. manent cure guaranteed or no pay. sremenano— Spermuatorrhoea. DR. DOHERTY has just published an important painphlet, embodying his own views and experience in relation to Impo, tence or Virility, being a short treatise on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness, Nervous and Physical Debility consequent on : this affection and other diseases of the sexual Organs. This little work contains in formation of the utmost value to all, whether married or single, and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Cents in postage stamps for return postage. — ’ Addyvess, W. K. DOHERPY, M.D. 824 San Francisco, Cal. No 550, Application for a Patent-toa ‘ Mining Claim. Sf United States Land Office, Sacramento. €al. March 26th, 1st} Y O'TICE is hereby giver, That ‘David W. =¥ Snepp, whose Post Office is North Bloomfield, Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for 2,500 lineal feet of the Republic Quartz lode bearing -gold with surface ground 400 feet in with, situate in Eureka Mining District, Nevada coun-_ ty, California, and described in the plat and field notes on fle in this office as _fojlows, viz: Survey of Exterior Boundaries, Commencing at a stake marked N. Q. L. No 1 (National Quartz Lode No 1) on north side and KR, Q. Lj No, (Republic Quartz ~ode No 1)on thesout side, and standing on the north side of the Enreka stage road, ahd from which the.corner post common to Sections 7 and 8, 17 and 18, Tp 18N R11 KE, Mt Diablo Base and Meridian, bears N 62> 54. West 61.58chs distant, ‘Thence on a true line variation 17> 30’ ES 83°. 15°-4v 3.03 chs to a stake marked ‘‘N No 6” onthe N Eend “*RNo3’”.ontheS E, Thence on a true line S 3° 00’ 1.30 chse.Cross Eureka. Stage road, 3.50 chains cross North Blooma fleld Ditch+ uns westerly 37.68 chs set a stake marked “KR QL, No 4” ‘from which black oak 8 inches in diameter bears $ 78> 13 links distant, A black oak 6 inches diameter bears 189 W 14 links distant and a black oak 8 inches diamcter bears 8 7514> W 21 links distant. N 87> 00° E 3.03 chs pass through stake No 2,at§ end of the line of the lode. 6.06 chs’ set a stake marked **R QI,No5’ from which a black oak 92 inches in diameter bears 8) 69® W 12 links distant. Thence on a true line N 3° 00° W 37.38 chs cross center of N Bloonitield diteh. 38.08 chs stake marked N QL, No 3,ou the N Wand R GL No6 on the S_W, -Thenceon a true line S 33° 15° W 3.03 chs to plac \of beginning and containing,22.77 acres and being a portion of the b % of Section 17, Township 18 North, Range 11 East, Mt. Diablo Base and’ Meridian, Said location was made by Henry Colby, Wm,R. Cary, Thos, Saddl r, John Shand FM. Hathaway, R. Banberry, Robt. Lindsy _D. Conley, @. W. Shearer and E, Crandall, as to 1000 feet adjoining the National Q. M. and recorded in B 8, page 392 Mining chiims sof Nevada Couaty. 1500 feet was located vy this applicant, June 8, 1873, recorded. B 5, page 304 same records’, Adjoining claimants are owners of the National Quartz Lode on the north. as All persons holding any advefse claim . thereto are hereby fequired to;res-nt the same before this office wit*in sixty days from the first day of pubtish ing her of. . T. B. McFARL ND. Register. Chas. HH. Wyman, “attorney msl q lar: will be unnecessary, as instructions, for_{of the Smith Powell line. 4i> East 68-links distant, thence in & true line variation 17° 30’ Kast : 3 10? iy yw 9.65 Chains to asugir pine 30 inches in qj ameter marked D . Ne 2: thence N 62 PW-28-78 chillis to Post No 4, in the Chex Bluff survey of Timmens ground mary, C, B.C. Noa, and following along grisea mons’ line to stake GC. B.C. No 5 ; thence N 29° 15’. E crossing stall ravine running NW and crossing * Arkansaa Canon. to ‘ spruce tree 24 inches in diameter taarked D C. No 3, ou south side 82319 chains Thence N 68> E to-a stake in rock mowid from which 4 spruce 40 inches in diameter beurg 8 69° W ¥f links distant1-18 chains, Thence S 61> btrossing section line between Sections 29 and 40, Towuship 1b, WN. R. 10E Mount Disblo Base-and Meridian. 8.90 chains South of corner Colunon to See 19, 20,29, 40, 15,38 chains to an oak tree 1k inches-in diameter marked ) ©, Nod on the south side standing 50 links above -the Darling Diggings. ‘hence $742 30’ E following along the original line of the ‘Dar. . sing “claims” ascending the summit of Chalk Bluff toa stake on Suuth Yuba Ditch marked D. ©, No, 6 from which a black oak 30 inches in diameter bears $ 255 _b 25 links distant and a biack oak 18 inches in diameter bears N 95 W “82 links distant 53.70 chains. Thence South 65° °K to a black oak 36 inches ia diameter.-marsed D; €. No: 7, 8.36 links. Thence N 73> 30’ W to a stake D. C. No 8, Standing in an old Reger. voir and from which an old Pine Trec, 8 inches in diameter bears South 251.9 West 14 links distant, 32.20 chaitis. ‘Thence:$ 65° 30° W cressing Section line -betweenSections 29 and 40, 14.80 ehains North of post 22.20 chains to stake at place of beginning, containing 119 67-100 acres, according the United States system of surveys. Said King claim adjvin® on the north the claims of Foley and others and vacant land on the east, thé centre of Chalk Bluff ridge on the south, the claims ot Hussey <Brothers, on the west the. claims of ‘Viminons. and vacant land. es 2d—The Exverior Bowndiiries of the Chick. en Point Claims ure described. as follows ; Commencing at a black oak tree 18 inches. in diameter T No, (Limmons No. 9) standing of the east side of the Chalk Bluff and ¥ou Bet Road. Thence on a true line variation 17> 30’ E. $ 27> 30” W 4,97 chains to a black oak 20 inches im diameter marked T No 10, standing on top of a “high bank.— Thence-$-35° 15’ W 29.50to a black oak 18 inchesin diameter marked T No 11. Thence 8 22> 30’ East 10: chuins crossing aud recrossing:the Chalx Bluff Ditch aud a deep cut the out:et of the Coat’s diggings to » biicK Oak &-inches in diameter misrkedCP — (Chicken Point No 4. ‘Thence South ‘7.70 chairs to a black vak 12 inches in diameter marked CP Ne 5, from. which the Section Post common to Sections 31 aud 32 on third parallel north bears 8 35° W 26.1? chains, Thence Kast 11.80 chains toa stake marked-CP No6 from which a black oak 40. inches. in diameter bears N 64°. W 3u links distant. and a black oak 12 inches ia diameter bears south 163g E 46 links distant, Thence N 60° 20"-8-7.95 chains to a pine tree 22 inches in diameter C P No 7 standing 4 chains west of where Chalk Bluff Ditch crosses Pattsvavime or canon. Theuce N 30’ W 39.40 chains ¢cros-ing Patts Ravine or canonto a stake marked CP Nos trom which a black oak 1@ inches in diameter bears N 23° W 50 links distant and a black oak 11 inches in diameter bears-N 244° E 4] linke dis tant. THence N 64> 30’ W crossing Patts ra‘. vine or canon 2.24 chains to the place of beginning, containing 62 and 88-100 acrea, according to the United States systemof . surveys. The ciaims adjoining said ChickenPoint cluims are bounded on the north . by the Timmons claims, on the East by vacant or-unciaimed ground; on the south dy Vacant ground;and op the west by Timmons and vacant ground. 3d—The Exterior Boundaries of the SmithPowell Claim orMining Ground are described as follows : Commencing at a stake tharked\B C (for Birdseye Creek) No 6 standing ou east side of Wilvox Ravine, Thence on a true line variation 18> Kast N 14° 30’ W'1,90 chains following along the line of the You Bet claims to a stake marked B © No 7, Thenee oN 27° E 3,88 chainsto a stake marked BC No 8. Thence N72 45’ EK 1.76chs toa stake marked BC No 9. Thence N 22° 15’ W0.30 links to a point on the perpendicular bank where the You Bet lai’ line strikes that ‘hence on a trus line N 13° E 7.98 chains along the face of @ high bank parallel withand ou the west side of Wilcox Ravine tea -peimt on the line of the Emigrant claim 1.54 chains N Eof cor ner No 2. Thence N 44> 15° E 11.28 chains along the line of the Emigrant—claim—to a stake marked No¥. ‘fhence N 32° W 4.39 chains to a stak: marked No 4 standing on the ridge near thé Chalk Bluff Road at the N E corner of the Emigrant Company's le tation. Thence N 76> 3u° E 3.15 chains Thence on a tri Sn oak stump standing on the base ofs high P ag line . ank: Thence vn a line N 84° su’ East-3,04. chains te a stake marked SY CC [south Yuba Canal Co.j Thence 86° 30! E 7.9 chains, crossing old digginss to a stake marked 8S Y C. Thevee S 26> W 8.94 chains to a stake in a stone mound marked $ Y &, Thence S 17° W 5.29 chains to a stake marked S Y ©, from: which a pine 18 inches in diameter bears*N 13> 30’ W 56 links die . tant.” Théitice S 21> 45° W,3.17 chains toa stake marked S ¥ C. from Which r black oak S 301-25 WB W 5 59 chains Taence 3 549 ed 8 Y C— 10 inches in diameter be» links distant. Thence S toa stake marked § Y CU: 14.65 chains toa stake ma Thence N 12° 30’ W 30 links to place of be ginning, containing 26 and 84-100 acres a cerding to the United States system of sur veys. The adjoining claims bemg on theNorth the Emigrant aud Rose & Duryes mining ground, on the Sout b by the mini claim of Atkins, on the’¥:si Uy Hoses Duryea mivivgground and on the west by the You Set ciauns. ¥ All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are Lereby required to present the same before the Register and Keceiver, 5aeramento, Cal, within +ixty days from first-day of publishing hereet.—_ se Sa apg T. B. McFAKLAND, Register APPY REITEF FOR YOUNG MEN ‘i fromm the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage removed. New method } Doft-treatwaent.~ New and Treimarkable reme. — Mocks and circalars sent free, ix Seale! enveliopes. Address HOWAR] SOCIATION, No 2 South Ninth eat Philaceip\ ii, Pa.—an institution haw~ing s OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE. © Svecialty~Diseases of Wowen and Chi: p rien : yi p22 Ligh reputation for henorable couduct and tonal skill, sf se j nciicintamemeniineageornl Assessment Notice. TOCKHOLDERS ot the New Yerk Cenon Couselidsted Blue: Guvel SS Company, are hereby notited th meeting held oni > aturcey. Apri: 18th, 1874, aN assessment of we cents per share ¥ae levied on the frat Steck of ae n ble immedizteiy to the ry. — E. \. BIGILOW, secretary: Nevada, Aprii 21. i874. F ; Ea op eee Che Dai == NEVAI “2 ia See y. P. BROWN. BROWN ag transcript fai. oo *hRMS OF one Year—in adv: fix Motiths, < Three Months, ‘* > Per week, Twen * Rates for Advert {stimeertion ; $1] seqttent insertion. vertisere, ; LTTE ae BROAD ST. AMES COLI way’ #uppliec PORK, MUTTON Orders filled fro} yerea wt their hk: Give me acall. Nevada, March JOHN H. EALERDID VEAL, CO! PORE, te. Meats sold at re Shop on Broad St: Thestre FI BY WAY 0: CHEA! Cc. E Proewaninc Mark goons, ‘*C land.” Teams always through without this way there is : tither from Sacr: — DENT &® R. P. B. . an office, In Kidd’s Buil Qver Asch He: is prepared Mechanical and © lstestand must ap Artificial Toeth Vuleanite and A Guaranteed as to q . Visits made at r Nevade, May 301 ere D. B, Count; AND U, 8. D IVIL AND LAND SUR MAN, NEV. Office at the Ls ~ Leftat the Daily U will meet with\pr Eureka Stag POR. F (8 o'clock, A M, For Eureka, Mc Returaing will will } weekly from New Firm Nev OULD resyx pleof Neva places that the ‘Grocery and ON COMME: Pad